Tithe Apportionment for Staplehurst

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Staplehurst Tithe award schedule - Part 1 To Part 2  To Part 3    Back to Staplehurst Maps etc Information kindly provided by Anita Thompson Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 1 Thomas Ash Frances   Adams William    Allen John    Allen Sheet 2 Eli    Ballard John     Butcher      the elder David    Dobell Thomas    Paine Stephen    Wenham John    Allen John    Tomsett John    Parson Elizabeth   Waterman Solomon  Cheeseman 62 63 64 65 66 67 70 84 85 86 87 88 89 96 115 820 821 822 823 935 937 936 938 942 939 941 940 1221 1222 1223 1224 1225 1226 230 229 Peartree House Eleven Acres Couch Field River Field River Mead River Little River Field Lower Malt House Field Cottage & Garden Cottage & Garden Homestall Stack Meadow Home Garden Acre Spot Upper Malt House Field Green Field Five Acre Field Brook Field Three Acre Field Four Acre Field Garden & Shed Cottage & Garden Garden & Shed Cottage & Garden Garden & Tool House Yewtree House Cottage & Garden Garden Cottage & Garden Shed & Yard Yew Tree House & Gdn Hop Garden --- Lower Meadow Upper Meadow Cottage & Garden Cottage & Garden Arable Arable Arable Meadow --- Meadow Arable --- --- --- Meadow Hops Arable Hops Arable Arable Pasture Arable Arable --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Hops Hops Meadow Meadow --- --- 11.3.30 4.0.10 3.3.16 1.2.20 0.1.19 0.3. 5 1.3.11 0.0.26 0.0.17 0.2.17 3.3.17 2.1. 1 1.1.27 1.3.27  5.3.15 40.2. 8 5.2.39 2.2.25 3.2.26  4.2.10 16.2.20 0.0. 5 0.0. 3 0.0. 8 0.0. 5 0.0. 1 0.0. 5 0.0.11 0.0. 1 0.0.10 0.0.11 0.0.1 0.0.17 0.1.19 0.2. 4? 0.2.29 0.2.33 0.3.34 3.1.16 0.0.28 0.0.26 9.12. 6 3. 3. 0 0.13. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Francis    Bradley William    Betts Sheet 3 Robert    Turley Eli    Ballard 6 7 8 28 29 30 31 32 43 44 45 46 47 48 1168 1180 68 69 94 95 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 106 107 Fleet Farm Bridge Mead Barn Field Barn Field Sheds & Yards Gate Nine Acres Long Goody     & Lower 9 Acres Windmill Field Half River Beult Grove Mead Near Rough Field Rough Field Pond Long Goody     & Lower 9 Acres Tanner Field Roadway Clapper Field Gate Field Couchmans Green Pond Field Little Meadow Garden Homestall Barn Plot Orchard Seven Acre Field First River Mead Second River Mead River Meadow Shaw Third River mead Half River Beult Lower Six Acres Middle Six Acres Meadow Arable --- Arable Arable Arable --- Meadow Pasture Pasture -- Hops Arable --- Pasture Pasture Hops Meadow --- --- Pasture Pasture Arable Meadow Meadow Wood Meadow --- Arable 4.1.19 17.3.15 0.0.18 9.2.25 12.2. 3 7.0. 3 1.0.33 6.2.37 2.0.26 6.1. 7 0.0.14 2.2.15 3.1. 4 0.2.31 8.1. 9  6.0.25 89.0. 6 2.2.18 2.0. 9 0.0.18 0.3.30 1.0.32 1.0.21 8?.0. 6 3.1. 7 3.3.29 0.1. 7 6.0.37 0.2.31 6.2.23 6.1.36 19.10. 0 Martha    Beadle Martha    Beadle John    Brenchley Martha    Beadle Joseph Monk    Smith Humphrey    Wightwick Edward    Field 110 111 112 113 698 719 720 721 722 723 724 367 997 406 411 407 408 Upper Six Acres Rabbit Field Wilderness Field West Wilderness Field Peartree Meadow Orchard Young Orchard Hassock Lower Platt Upper Platt Oasthouse Cottage & Garden House Shed Yard & Gdn Crown Inn - Homestall Orchard Shed & Yard House & Yard Stables & Shed Arable Arable Hops Arable Hops Meadow Meadow Wood --- ---- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 6.1. 3 3.3. 4 5.1. 7 0. 3. 9 59.3. 1 4.2.29 1.2.14 1.0.11 0.0. 7 0.2.11 0.2.21 0.0.15 8.2.28 0.0.17 0.0. 5 0.0.27 0.0.31 0.0. 9 0.0. 3 0.1.30 15.17 2.12. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks John    Brenchley John    Bates Sheet 4 John    Brent Jnr Mary    Brounger Henry     Barden Thomas    Brook James    Anderson Joseph    Waghorn John    Bates Ottaway  & Beslee George    Paine Henry    Barden William    Borer 984 985 998 999 1015 1016 1000 351 1866 1591 365 380 660 1554 1555 1556 1557 1558 1559 The Bell Inn Lower banky field Upper banky field Garden Bell Inn homestall Bell platt Pond House shop & yard    The Bell bakery House & garden    Ivy Cottage Snoad wood Windmill cottage & gdn Cottage yard & garden Garden Further field Crumps nr Snapgate Cottages & buildings Orchard Wilding field Hop garden field House field Garden meadow meadow --- --- pasture --- --- --- Wood --- --- --- Arable --- Meadow Arable Hops Arable --- 2.3. 2 1.3.35 0.0.24 0.0.37 1.0.30 0.0.11 6.1. 9 0.0. 7 0.0. 7 25.2.17 0.0. 28 0.0.11 0.0.18 0.0.29 1.0. 7 0.1.35 1.0.14 4.0. 8 4.2.10 3.2.20 0.0.15 1.12. 0 0.0. 7 0. 3. 6 Samuel    Brook Samuel    Brook 1560 1561 1562 1563 1567 958 959 960 1585 1586 1587 1588 1592 1593 1595 1596 1597 1598 1599 1653 1655 1661 1662 1663 1665 1666 1667 Garden Long four acres Mid field Shaw Snap gate field Henhurst Farm Wheeler field Ash meadow Six acre meadow Quicksett Smiths field Hassock Well field Windmill field The flat five acres Brambly field North mead Shaw Mud field Shaw Homestall Deal field Maids hop garden Banky field Shaw Shoulder of mutton Malthouse meadow Cow field --- Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Hops Meadow Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Wood Arable Wood --- Meadow Arable Arable Wood Hops Meadow Meadow 0.0. 8 4.1.39 4.1. 9 0.2.10  6.3.13 30.0.21 9.2.36 2.0. 7 6.0.24 9.1.39 5.3. 2 0.2.13 3.3.20 3.1. 2 5.2.39 3.3.24 3.2.19 0.3.14 2.3.16 0.2.27 1.2. 0 2.0.12 3.0. 2 4.2.30 1.1. 2 2.2. 2 4.0. 5 2.1. 0 79.3.15 6.12. 6 17. 10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 5 Samuel    Brook Sam Brook & Humphrey William    Waters Samuel    Brook Thomas    Goldsmith William    Payne William    Randall 967 562 563 564 565 566 567 568 569 572 573 574 591 595 596 597 598 570 571 443 Cottage & garden Granner Barn +     Milking Pail Farm 2 Ten acre field Pond & shaw Homestall Fleeting dish field Seven acre field Garden field House field Pond & shaw Pond & shaw Homestall Barn meadow East field Chequer field Footway field Hassock Eight acre field Cottage & garden Cottage & garden House --- Arable Wood --- Hops Arable Arable Pasture --- --- --- Meadow Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable --- --- --- 0.0.18 11.1.36 0.1. 4 0.1.13 7.0.15 8.0.12 3.3.23 3.0.13 0.0.15 0.0.14 0.2. 3 2.0.39 6.1.12 4.3. 8 4.3. 8 0.3. 8  9.1. 0 63.0.21 0.0.23 0.0.27 0.0. 3 11. 2. 0  Wickham & Charles  Martin David    Butler Thomas &  Charity    Baldwin Sheet 6 David    Butler Stephen    Stanley 2057 2058 2059 1254 1255 1256 1257 1258 1259 1276 1277 1278 1279 1280 1281 1313 1313b 1315 1315b 1317 1317b 1318 1319 1320 1320b 1321 1322 1323 1324 1325 1325b 1326 1327 1328 Hop garden Shaw --- Duckhurst Farm Shaw Shaw --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Shaw --- Shaw --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Forstal Duckpit field --- --- Shaw --- Shaw --- --- --- Rickyard platt Homestall Hops Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Arable Wood Arable Wood Pasture --- Pasture --- Pasture --- Pond  Forstall Wood --- Arable Wood Meadow Wood Meadow --- Arable Pasture --- 0.0.38 0.0.10 0.2.15 0.3.23 0.1. 2 0.2. 1 4.3. 4 5.1. 3 4.2. 6 8.3.21 3.1.36 2.0.20 5.1.31 0.0.11 5.0.14 0.2.16 2.2. 0 0.0.29 3.2. 2 0.2. 0 0.3.17 0.1.15 0.0.19 0.3. 4 1.1.37 1.2.15 2.3.15 0.1.31 3.0.25 0.2. 4 0.2.10 0.3.1½ 2.2.14 0.1. 5  0.2. 5 64.2.3½ 0. 3. 0 11.19. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks John    Bayly Samuel,  William,  John,   Richard  David,   Alfred &   Thomas Beslee &  William A.  Barr Sheet 7 John    Bayly  Burden & Charles  Field 416 419 420 421 422 423 841 842 843 846 847 848 849 850 853 854 856 857 858 859 852 The Windmill Road Pond Mill platt Windmill Workshop & stables etc Garden Great Wadd Road Little field Moat meadow Homestall Orchard Pond Wagon lodge field Five acre field Great Riddings Little Riddings Pond field Great meadow Hines wood Moat field Two acre field --- --- Pasture --- --- --- --- Hops Meadow --- Pasture --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Hops Meadow Arable 0.0. 9 0.0.15 0.2. 4 0.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0.12 0.3. 6 0.1.30 1.3. 5 4.1.28 2.1.31 0.3.14 0.0.30 6.3. 1 4.2. 5 10.2.10 1.3.11 5.2.26 9.3.32 6.0. 5 6.3.12  2.2. 5 64.3.13 1.11. 6 13.12. 0 James    Buss Samuel    Bromley Thomas    Steadman William    Hunt James    Vane Edward   Heasmer James  Emmott    Bromley 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 460 461 462 463 464 465 466 467 468 469 470 471 473 Shed & yards House shop & garden    The Saddlers Cottage & garden House shop & garden Cottage & garden Spix Hill Court Spixhill hop garden Shaw Way field White field Orchard Occupation road Homestall Garden Pond Pigeonhouse hop garden Pond Pigeonhouse field Triangle field --- --- --- --- --- Hops Wood Arable Hops Meadow --- --- --- --- Hops --- Arable Arable 0.0. 4 0.0. 8 0.0.12 0.0. 4 0.0. 7 0.0. 3 8.1.23 0.2. 4 5.0.32 6.0.31 2.0.17 0.0.38 1.2. 3 0.1.11 0.0.17 4.3.14 0.0.31 4.2. 4 3.3.33 Sheet 8 477 480 533 534 535 536 537 538 539 540 541 542 543 544 545 299 300 301 Upper Marlings Lower Marlings Well meadow Shaw Coneyburroughs Hassock Little field Great banky field Little banky field Six acres field Seven acres field Pond Shaw Shaw Wall field Shaw Half the river River meadow Arable Arable Meadow Wood Meadow Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Wood Wood Arable Wood --- Meadow 3.3.18 4.0.24 4.3.29 0.0.37 5.3. 5 0.3.12 2.1. 5 6.1.14 5.1.20 7.1. 9 8.1.35 0.0.21 0.0.30 0.0.11 6.0.34 0.1.31 0.2. 9   5.0.28½ 100.1.30½ 20. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Ann    Cole Thomas    Chainey Christ's  Hospital of   London, The  Governors of Sheet 9 John    Highwood Stephen    Carley Isaac    Barling 1 2 1182 1183 251 252 253 254 159 162 163 176 176b 177 177b 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 231 232 233 234 235 256 257 258 259 260 Island Half the river Shaw Meadow Old hop garden field Little hop garden field Pond Lodge field Hospital farm Great Knoles Lower great field Hither Knoles Little marlpit field --- Close hedge field --- Barn field Hassock Homestall Tainty field House shed & garden Forstall Hassock Pond & sheds Further meadow Hither meadow Long field Long field Rags Pond & shaw Hassock Little threads Great threads     & long streaks Meadow --- Wood Meadow Arable Hops --- Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Arable --- Hops Wood --- Arable --- --- Wood --- Meadow Meadow Hops Arable Arable Wood Wood Pasture Arable 4.0.29 0.1.22 0.0.37 1.0.14 5.3.22 2.3.18 0.3.39 0.0.14 1.3.29 5.3.20 2.3.33 6.1.33 6.0. 0 1.2.17 0.0.29 2.0.31 0.1. 1 1.1.10 0.2.17 0.0.36 2.1. 8 0.1.25 1.3.30 1.0.36½ 0.0.22 3.3. 3 3.3. 5 1.3. 6 1.0.33 10.1.23 0.1.10 0.0.28 3.0.30 10.0.38  62.2.24½ 1. 6. 0 1. 8. 0 10.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Lord    Cornwallis John    French Robert    Mercer 2115 2116 2117 809 810 811 812 813 817 818 819 824 825 826 828 829 830 831 840 862 863 864 865 Playfoot wood Flat field Bowling alley wood Ridge field The island Occupation road Pond Wagon lodge field Nearer low field Pond Way field Further cow field Horse bridge field Horse bridge shaw Slade meadow Three corner field Nine acre field Little Wadd field Great Wadd field Further twelve acres Clover field Iden shaw Iden field Wood Arable Wood Hops Garden --- --- Arable Pasture --- Meadow Pasture Pasture Wood Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Wood Arable 0.3.18 0.2.13 0.3.37 1.2.28 7.0.13 0.0.24 0.0.27 0.0.23 6.1. 6 73.14 0.1. 4 3.3.16 6.3.31 2.3.26 0.2.13 8.0.26 3.1.30 10.1.12 6.2.16 8.3.14 10.2.15 4.3.17 1.0.15  2.0.38 93.0.22 0. 1. 6 20. 0. 0 Sheet 10 William    Chittenden William    Chittenden       Junior Robert    Orpin John    Sampson John    Selves William  Chittenden    Junior 636 637 638 639 640 641 851 1397 1398 1399 1400 359 Further meadow Great hassock field Little hassock field Little hassock field The slade Shaw Hop garden Back meadow Front meadow Garden Homestall House forge & garden Meadow Meadow Wood Arable Meadow Wood Hops Meadow Meadow --- --- --- 1.3.26 3.0.26 0.0.12 3.0. 4 1.2.25 0.0.16 9.3.29 1.0.20 1.3.36 2..27 0.0.12 0.1. 2 4.1.37 0.0.24 2. 4. 0 0. 4. 6 0.18. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks John    Cole Sheet 11 John    Cole 1365 1376 1434 1435 1436 1436a 1438 1439 1440 1441 1442 1443 1444 1445 1446 1447 1448 1449 1450 1451 1452 1453 1454 1455 1456 1457 1458 1459 1459b 1460 1461 1462 1463 1464 1465 1466 1467 1468 1469 1470 1478 1480 1481 1488 1490 1515 1529 1694 1695 1509 Great Pagehurst Furze field Little gardens Fourteen acres Fourteen acres shaw Great townlands Shaw Great Peaches Barn meadow Barn platt Orchard Homestall Stack platt House meadow Three acres meadow Great gardens Little gardens Young orchard Gardens Gardens Kiln pond Waste Kiln shaw Gardens Gardens Claypit wood Claypit field Great quicksett shaw Great quicksett field Shaw Little quicksett field Bushey field Pond Six acre meadow Pond field Poor six acres Fifteen acres Ridger field shaw Ridger field Thorn field Nine acres Kiln field Mare mead Barn platt Cow field Little town lands Calves lodge Five ashes wood Plain wood Plain wood Cowfield shaw Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Meadow Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Meadow Meadow Hops Pasture Arable --- --- --- Pasture Wood --- --- Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Pasture --- Meadow Pasture Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Wood Wood 5.3.22 4.0. 9 14.3.39 0.2. 0 12.3.21 0.0.12 14.0. 8 8.1.13 2.1.13 1.0.27 1.1.19 0.2.25 9.0. 0 3.2. 9 9.3. 3 4.1. 5 3.2. 7 0.0.23 0.0.33 0.1.25 1.2.34 0.2.22 0.0.12 0.0.26 4.3.28 7.1.15 0.2. 4 17.2.15 0.0. 6 2.0. 9 7.0.36 0.0.10 6.3. 8 5.1.12 5.3.28 5.1.27 1.2. 6 13.2. 9 4.1.34 9.3. 7 13.0.11 7.1.18 1.0.39 9.1. 6 4.1.27 5.3.26 9.1.34 4.0. 9 3.2.22   0.0. 8 251.0. 1 46. 5. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Edmund,  Sarah &   Elizabeth    Cole & William  Buckhurst John    Selves 1430 1431 1432 1433 1491 1492 1493 1494 1495 1501 1503 1590 Barn & yard Shaw pit Lower barn field Street field Mud field Upper barn field Two acre hop garden Upper barn field two acres Hither croft Footway field Green weed field Landway --- Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Arable Meadow Arable Arable --- 0.0.17 0.1.31 7.2. 8 5.0.20 4.3. 2 5.1.24 2.2. 9 2.1. 0 2.3.34 5.1.29 5.3.21  0.0.22 42.2.17 9. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Edward  Clark, Edward  March & James  Tyler Sheet 12 Ann    Cutbush Thomas    Huggins George    Burr 2043 2046 2050 2051 2052 2060 2061 2062 2063 2064 2065 2066 1282 1308 1308b 1312 1344 1345 1346 1347 1348 1349 1350 1351 1352 1373 1374 1375 1377 1378 Lower field Four acres Footway field Meadow Hop garden Old hop garden Shaw Old cow field Platt Shaw Homestall Shaw Limekiln Farm Great Eyelet field Landway --- Shaw Orchard Homestall Small platt Oasthouse mead Barnfield Hop garden field Hop garden field Six acres Crab tree field Pond field Lower footway field Footway field Upper limekiln field Limekiln field Arable Arable Arable Meadow Hops Arable Wood Arable Meadow Wood --- Wood Arable --- --- Wood Meadow --- Meadow Meadow Pasture Meadow Arable Arable Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable 3.2. 0 4.0.35 2.3.27 3.0.20 0.3.30 1.2.38 0.1.22 2.1. 0 1.0.15 0.0.12 0.2. 6  0.0.24 20.3.29 7.2. 4 0.0.17 0.0. 5 0.2.11 0.1.28 0.2.36 0.1. 6 1.1. 8 2.1.30 3.3.12 1.0.27 6.3.26 3.1.39 8.0.26 4.0. 6 3.3.35 4.2.14 1.3.37 3. 7. 6 William John    Campion John    Day James    Hudson Thomas    Day 1379 1381 1382 1384 1385 1386 1252 1709 1471 1472 1473 1474 1475 1476 1477 Limekiln field Thigh field Leg field Fair Couch field Four acres Little fair couch Little eyelets Toll wood Little Doorn The forstall House meadow Orchard & garden Lodge field Old hop garden field Claypit field Hassock field Hops Arable Arable Arable Meadow Arable Arable Wood Meadow Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable 2.1. 5 2.3.31 0.3.17 8.2.22 4.2.15 2.0.32  2.3.32 78.0. 1 2.0.33 0.0.30 3.2.19 0.1.32 1.2.12 1.2.36 1.1.25  2.. 7 11.2. 1 14. 0. 0 2.10. 0 Sheet 13 James    Eyeles John    George 116 117 118 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 1130 1131 1132 1133 1136 1137 1138 1139 1140 Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Buildings & yard Lower nose field Upper nose field Nose hill hop garden Further nose hill hop gdn Oasthouse & shed Oasthouse field Barn meadow Ozier bed Couchman Green mead Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cock meadow Cock field Pond & shaw Pond field Crump meadow Crump field Barn field Orchard Garden Front orchard House field --- --- --- Arable Arable Hops Arable --- Arable Meadow Wood Meadow --- --- Meadow Arable Wood Arable Meadow Hops Arable Pasture --- Pasture Pasture 0.0.33 0.0.26 0.0.30 3.3. 8 2.1. 5 3.1.13 2.3. 1 0.0. 4 6.3.22 2.2.24 0.0.13 1.3.10 0.0.29 0.0. 8 1.0.35 1.1.21 0.0.18½ 2.3.15 2..23 1.3.32 2.3.15 0.1.14 0.0.18 0.1.11 1.0.36 1141 1142 1144 1145 1146 1147 1148 1149 1265 1266 1267 1268 1269 1111b 1111 Homestall Webbs meadow Small ash bed Shaw Pear tree mead Pear tree shaw Barn meadow Little ploughed field Cottages & gardens Cottages & gardens Orchard Field next railway field Field opposite cottage --- Pole field --- Meadow Wood Wood Meadow Wood Meadow Arable --- --- Pasture Arable Arable --- Arable 0.2.30 1.1.20 0.0. 6 01.30 2.0.36 0.1. 0 1.3.31 2.2.19 0.1. 9 0.0.13 0.1.18 2.2.18½ 1.3.13 1.0.26  0.3.22 55.2.36 10.18. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 14 John    Everden Sir Edmund    Filmer Bart William    Roberts Elizabeth    Watts Thomas    Simmons       Junior 183 184 185 186 208 208b 209 240 35 36 37 38 961 962 963 969 970 971 972 973 974 975 976 977 978 979 980 981 982 1594 1664 Triangle field Occupation road Buildings & yard Orchard & house House meadow --- Corner field Marrow bones Further meadow First mead Half River Beult First road meadow Long meadow Cricket field Sawpit field Pond Barn & stackyard Cottage Cottage Cottage Yard in common Stack plat Garden Garden Garden Garden Garden Well field Two acre field Three acres & a half field Hop garden Arable --- --- --- Meadow --- Arable Hops Meadow Pasture --- Meadow Meadow Pasture Pasture --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow Arable Hops 0.2.36 0.0.38 0.0.17 1.0.16 1.0.16 0.3.11½ 0.2. 7½  2.0. 4   6.2.26   4.3.39 3.3.13 0.2. 3  4.0. 6 13.1.21 3.1.29 2.3.14 0.3.13 0.0.10 0.0.22 0.0. 3 0.0. 2 0.0. 1 0.0.10 0.0.18 0.0. 6 0.0. 6 0.0.13 0.0. 8 0.0. 8 2.1.31 2.0.32 3.3.14  3.2.35 19.3.35 1. 6. 0 3. 0. 0 4.17. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sir Edmund    Filmer Bart Sheet 15 East Farleigh  Church-    wardens Edward    Clark Edward    Chantler 1611 1612 1613 1614 1615 1616 1618 1619 1620 1621 1622 1623 1624 1625 2077 2078 2079 2080 2081 2082 2083 2084 2085 2086 2087 2088 2089 2090 2091 Little St Dennis Kiln field Little two acres Pond Calves field Two acres Lane field Barn field Forstall Homestall Sewer field Sewer field Acre meadow Garden Brooks meadow Boundsend Farm Road field Shaw Shaw Hop garden Homestall Orchard Marlpit field Middle field Three acres and a half Shaw Old hop garden field Shaw Upper downs Shaw Lower downs Arable Arable --- Meadow Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Meadow Hops Pasture Meadow Wood Wood Hops --- Meadow Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable 2.0.25 2.0. 2 0.1.25 1.3. 4 2.1.19 1.3.20 3.0. 2 0.0.29 0.2. 7 1.1.26 2.0.14 1.0.39 1.2. 9  1.1.15 22.0.16 1.2.12 0.0.28 0.1. 1 1.3.17 0.0.20 0.1.26 1.1.13 3.0.28 3.3.25 0.1. 5 1.3.28 0.1. 0 1.1.16 0.1. 1  2.0.22 19.0. 2 3.13. 6 3. 0. 0 William    George John    Gorham Sheet 16 Chafin & William  Chafin & Charles & Harry  Thomas    Grove William    George Stephen    Carley Rev   Hornblower & Thomas  Waldron 133 134 153 154 155 160 161 261 262 263 452 453 Cork Farm House field House & garden Lane field Pond field Footpath field Middle field Hospital field Pond field Road field Corner field Knaves acre Pond Pasture --- --- --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow --- 3.0.21 0.1.14 2.0.24 1.3.36 2.2.18 2.1.11  2.0. 9 14.2.23 3.3.34 4.0.13  6.1.10 14.1.17 1.0.22 0.0.21 1.1. 3 3. 0. 0 3. 3. 0  0. 5. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Chafin     Grove etc Thomas  Gransbury Isabella    Grover Jesse    Chainey Job    Watts John    Dean Titus    Spicer 968 893 898 894 1227 1260 1261 1262 1263 1264 1272 1272b 1273 1274 1275 1329 1330 1331 1332 1332b House & garden Cottage & garden Garden Cottage & garden Great Hen and Duckhurst Mudmill field Banky field Slip Fleeting dish field Square field Three corner field Five acres --- Partridge field Court oak field Barn field Yards & buildings Garden Yard Pond --- --- --- --- --- Arable Arable Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Hops Meadow --- --- --- --- --- 0.2. 4 0.0. 3 0.0. 7 0.0.10 0.0. 6 6.1. 6 6.2. 2 1.1.19 5.0. 2 5.2.21 5.0.12 3.0. 4 1.2.10 3.1.37 2.3. 6 2.0. 5 0.1.32 0.0.22 0.0.22 0.0.31 0.0. 2 Sheet 17 Thomas    Harrison Thomas   Collison 1333 1333b 1334 1335 1336 1343 1389 1391 1394 1395 1396 1392 1393 178 179 180 181 182 210 210b 211 236 237 238 239 243 Meadow below pond --- Meadow behind house Shaw Pond field Half acre field Long field House mead Pond Two acres Two acres and a half Cottage & garden Barn field Gatehouse Farm Wet meadow Orchard Garden Homestall Fourteen corner field House field --- Two acre field Further hassock field Hassock Near hassock field Acre field Plough share field Meadow --- Meadow Wood Arable Meadow Arable Meadow --- Arable Arable --- Meadow Meadow Hops --- --- Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable 0.3.30 0.3.37 2.2.29 0.1.34 1.2.13 0.3.29 3.0. 6 2.0.30 0.0.37 2.1.32 3.1. 4 0.0.37  2.3.37 65.1.38 3.3.22 0.3.30 0.1. 3 0.1. 2 1.3.18 1.0.12 0.3.13 2.0.12½ 2.1.22 0.2. 0 2.2. 7 1.2. 8  2.3.39 21.0.18½ 11. 3. 0 4. 9. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sarah    Howe Henry    Hoare Sheet 18 William    Obey John    Harris Sarah    Howe Eli    Ballard 352 355 353 353b 354 356 492 495 496 497 498 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 505a 506 507 508 509 House & garden Garden House & yard Garden House shop yard etc Shed & garden Little Spixhill Peartree lane field West side of Oast field Shaw & pond East side of Oast field Homestall Calves platt Cow field Little ash bed field Little ash bed field Little bridge field Little bridge field slip Half River Beult Great bridge field slip Great bridge field The slade Four acre field Six acre field --- --- --- --- --- --- Arable Arable Wood Hops --- Pasture Pasture Arable Wood Arable Meadow --- Meadow Arable Meadow Arable Arable 0.0. 4 0.0. 5 0.0. 9 0.0. 2 0.0. 3 0.0. 5 0.0. 3 0.0. 8 0.0.11 5.0.0. 2.1. 9 0.1.30 2.0. 3 1.2.18 0.2.33 2.0.25 4.2.36 0.1.29 4.0.18 0.1.27 0.2.26 0.2.37 5.0. 5 7.0.37 4.1.37 6.1.29 George    George 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 575 576 577 578 580 581 683 688 698 690 691 692 694 695 696 697 699 Crabtree field Barn field Pond & shaw Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage field Stable field Orchard Milking pail pond & shaw Crab tree shaw Milking pail field Pear tree field Further ash bed field Further ash bed field Pinnock Farm Footway field House garden etc Barn sheds etc Pond & shaw Haybarn platt First field Little field Half field Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Pear tree field Hops Meadow Wood --- --- Arable Arable Pasture Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable --- --- Wood Pasture Meadow Meadow Arable --- --- Arable 4.0.20 6.3. 3 0.1.11 0.0.17 0.0.15 4.1.38 4.3. 9 1.3.13 0.1. 4 0.1.37 3.3.33 3.3.25 4.2.35  1.0.14 85.1.33 4.1.33 0.1.24 0.0.25 0.0.22 0.2. 1 3.0.26 4.0. 7 1.3. 0 0.0.16 0.0.10  4.2.11 19.1.15 21. 6. 6 4.15. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Henry    Hoare Sheet 19 Thomas    Simmons      senior Edward    Simmons 725 726 727 728 754 756 757 758 759 760 766 772 773 775 777 788 789 875 750 752 753 779 781 782 783 784 785 786 787 790 791 Fullers Farm Part of park Part of park Part of park Part of park Bullock field Part of park Pond Homestall Pond Orchard Craddock field Part of park Part of park Windmill & South field Part of park West peartree field East peartree field Lower Iden brook field Iden House Frittenden five acres Pond Great quicksett Iden brook field Iden Green and platt Grayling orchard Homestall The slip The slip orchard Orchard Tainter meadow Old towns Occupation road Pasture Hops Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture --- --- 000 Pasture Hops Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable --- Arable Pasture Pasture Pasture --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Meadow Arable --- 6.2.18 3.1.34 27.2.36 1.3.24 5.0. 6 10.1.16 0.1.10 1.0.24 0.0.12 0.3.26 2.1. 8 3.2.17 6.3. 7 6.1.31 4.0.23 3.1.29 3.2.21  0.2.37 88.2.19 5.0.12 0.0.12 8.1.25 0.1.19 1.0.22 2.1. 5 0.3.12 0.0.21 0.0.31 0.3. 6 2.2. 5 4.0.39 0.0.10 19. 0. 0 Sheet 20 Robert    Barling John    Barden Jane    Ottaway 792 793 868 869 871 872 873 876 879 700 701 702 703 710 704 716 708 709 712 713 714 Lower quicksetts River field The forsets Poor six acres Brook meadow Upper brookfield Upper part of Ballard field West part of Ballard field Lower part of Ballard field Near kitchen field Further kitchen field Garden House shop & garden Stack yard & sheds House & garden House & garden Cottage & garden Cowhouse & sheds Stackyard & garden Cow field Road field Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Pasture Arable Hops Hops Meadow Meadow --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Meadow Meadow 4.0.13 4.2.34 8.1.32 6.2. 7 5.2.34 1.3.3 1.0.16 0.1.25  3.1.37 62.2. 9 1.2. 0 1.0.38 0.0.16 0.0.19 0.0. 6 2.3.39 0.0. 3 0.0. 8 0.0.11 0.0. 4 0.0. 2 0.0.15 0.3.17 0.3.24 1.3.22 13.10. 0 0.15. 0 0. 0. 11 0.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Henry    Hoare John    Tolhurst Robert    Farmer John    Pankhurst Edward    Trayman Edward    Waterman Samuel    Croft Thomas    Waterman Solomon  Cheeseman James    Muddle John    Simmons 705 706 707 711 717 768 769 770 771 771a 866 867 886 887 888 Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Garden Knox Bridge Poor twelve acres Nine acres Corner field Gate field Bridge meadow --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Arable Arable Arable Pasture Meadow 0.0. 3 0.0. 4 0.0. 7 0.0. 8 0.0.19 0.0.39 0.0.20 0.0.19 0.0.18 0.0. 3 0.0.21 3.0.30 7.2.20 3.3.16 3.2.27 3.3.15 Sheet 21 William    Beslee Martha    Beadle 889 899 900 900a 901 902 903 880 881 882 883 884 885 910 911 913 915 916 870 762 763 765 Cottage field Cherry orchard Oast hop garden Orchard Golden rennet orchard House Cowsheds & yards Lower hop garden Lower meadow Two acres Iden field Corner field Great meadow The platt Orchard field Homestall East side of Barnfield West side of Barnfield Lower field Garden Hassock Hassock field Arable Hops Hops Pasture Pasture --- --- Hops Meadow Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow Arable --- Arable Hops --- Arable Wood Arable 1.0.11 3.3. 1 1.0.36 0.0.26 1.1.24 0.0.20  0.0.11 32.3.37 1.2.10 2.1.28 2.1.34 3.1. 7 3.2.37 3.0.35 0.2.10 2.1.19 0.3.30 0.3. 9 0.3. 3  3.0.37 25.1.19 0.1. 0 0.2.27 2.3.11 3.0.38 7. 8. 0 3. 5. 0 0.12. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Henry    Hoare Sheet 22 Thomas    Simmons      junior 926 927 928 929 930 931 932 933 934 1698 1707 1711 1758 1759 1760 1761 1762 1763 1764 1765 1766 1767 1768 1769 1770 1771 1772 1773 1774 1775 1776 1777 Chittenden Farm Stream hop garden Barn hop garden pond Orchard Buildings & yard Homestall Great meadow Pump meadow Front meadow Cockle wood Little wood Four acre wood Gooseberry wood Squire field Two acre wood Moonshine Moonshine Plumpudding field Pond Shaw Six acres and a half Seven acres Mill field Great oak field Shaw Little Cork field Wood Cork shaw Oben field Acre and a half Hop garden Hop garden Homestall Hops Hops --- Hops --- --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Wood Hops Arable Meadow --- Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Meadow Arable Arable Hops --- 1.3. 6} 2.0.16} 0.0.12} 0.2.31} 0.2.24} 0.1.22} 6.2. 6} 1.0.26} 1.0.30} 18.1. 8} 1.1.33} 4.0.33} 17.3.36} 6.1.13} 2.0.22} 5.2.10} 3.1.26} 0.3.17} 0.0.31} 0.0.39} 7.0.31} 7.0.3} 5.2. 0} 7.2. 0} 0.0.24} 4.3.39} 0.2. 0} 1.2. 4} 2.0. 4} 0.1.14} 1.3. 4} 0.1.30} Sheet 22  continued in     Part 2 1778 1779 1780 1781 1782 1783 1784 1785 1786 1787 1788 1789 1790 1903 Garden Meadow Shaw Four acres Two acres and a half Shaw Meadow Shaw Two acres and a half One acre and a half Little priestland field Shaw Further field Orchard --- Meadow Wood Arable Arable Wood Meadow Wood Arable Arable Meadow Wood Arable Meadow 0.1.10} 2.0.33} 0.0.11} 4.0.11} 2.3.31} 0.0.33} 2.0. 8} 0.1.16} 3.0.27} 1.3. 1} 0.3.28 0.0.17 3.3. 5   0.0.28} 136.3.14 Tithe free       { Tithe  { Tithe  { Tithe  Tithe free 1. 0. 0 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. 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Staplehurst Tithe award schedule - Part 2 To Part 1   To Part 3   Back to Staplehurst Maps etc Information kindly provided by  Anita Thompson Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 22       continued Henry    Hoare Sheet 23 Henry    Hoare John    Pankhurst John    Harvey Jesse    Tolhurst Robert     Farmer Edward    Morris William    Tryman John    Hinckley John    Barnes Edward    Trayman Henry    Gurr Humphrey    Thomas John    Timan Samuel    Tolhurst John    Baldwin Edward    Waterman Francis    Bewley William    Craddock Samuel    Barnes 681 682 755 749 761 751 764 767 774 776 778 780 874 877 878 1740 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749 1750 1751 1752 1753 1754 1755 1756 1757 Staplehurst Place Kitchen garden Staplehurst Place & grds Two acre pit shaw Iden wood Pond & shaw Iden shaw Plantation Plantation Plantation Windmill Shaw Plantation Plantation Plantation Willow bed Garden along Goudhurst Road Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment Cottage allotment --- Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 2.1.39 3.0.33 4.1.27 1.0. 0 0.0.29 0.1.23 0.0.22 0.2.28 2.2.31 4.0. 4 0.3.17 0.1. 4 0..30 0.0.15  0.0.11 21.0.33 0.1.29 0.1. 3 0.1. 3 0.0.39 0.1. 5 0.1. 4 0.1. 4 0.1. 4 0.1. 3 0.1. 4 0.1. 6 0.1. 2 0.1. 3 0.1. 2 0.1. 2 0.1. 8 0.0.38 0.1.20 5.0.19 1.10. 0 0.18. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Major Jacob  Henniker the    Honorable      Admiral Humphrey   Hawkins Sheet 24 James    Craddock Edward  Cheeseman John    Selves John    Beslee Peter    Farmer 523 524 525 526 527 528 1360 1361 1362 1363 1364 1365 1230 1383 990 991 994 989 993 Little Exhurst Lower field Road field Pond Homestall Orchard Lower field Great field Shaw Little field Bean field Boundary field Further field The colt The old mare South View Garden Homestall Stables & shed Garden & sheds Homestall Arable Arable --- --- Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable --- --- --- --- --- 1.1.16 1.0.10 0.0.10 0.0.27 1.1.33 1.2.11 5.2.27 8.2. 9 0.1.37 2,0,29 3,1,20 1.0. 6 8.3. 1 24.1.33 1.1.27 3.2.19 5.0. 6 0.0.23 0.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0.29 0.0. 9 0.0. 3 0.0.12 1. 3. 0 4. 0. 0 0.10. 6 Rev James  Philip   Honywood William    Reeves Thomas    Watts George    Pilcher 992 1196 1214 1215 1242 1247 1248 1249 1251 1253 1283 1284 1285 1286 1291 1291b 1292 1293 1294 1302 1303 1304 1305 1306 1307 1307b 1241 East View House & yard Ash field Six acres Whittington field Clapper Farm Eight acres Staplehurst field Sawpit field Three acres Square field New bridge Cole pits Long meadow Three acres Orchard Rough meadow --- Rough field Rough field Rough field Homestall Platt Garden Pond Marl pit field Oasthouse meadow --- Fleeting dish field --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow --- Arable Hops Arable --- --- --- --- Meadow Meadow --- Arable 0.0. 3 3.0.12 3.1.23  4.3.31 11.1.26 8.2.26 5.3. 22 3.3.11 3.1. 9 3.2.16 3.3.29 3.3.28 4.0. 6 2.3.33 0.2. 9 1.1.24 0.2.21 1.2.31 1.0.22 2.0. 8 0.0.28 1.1.12 0.0.17 0.1.14 1.1.35 2.1. 0 1.1. 3  5.1.22 59.3.26 1.12. 0 8. 9. 9 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Thomas Hope  & George   Oyler     Thirkell Charles    Ingram Sheet 25 Charles    Ingram Edward    Boorman William     Tomsett William    Walter Harriet  Haffenden John    Hinckley Robert    Brigden 366 424 1005 1017 1032 445 417 418 433 434 444 Dissenting Chapel Garden House shop & yard Windmill Hill field Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Garden Garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage --- --- --- Meadow --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0. 0. 4 0.0.24 0.0. 7 4.0.15 0.0. 8 0.0. 4 0.0. 5 0.0. 9 0.0. 6 0.0. 5 0.0. 4 0.0. 3 William    Jull Thomas    Smith Edward    Boorman William    Jull John    Jennings 1031 395 396 398 399 400 1028 860 855 Cottage & garden Orchard Wheeler's shop shed     & yard House & garden House Garden & sheds House shop & buildings Six acre field House field --- Meadow --- --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow 0.0. 6 0.1.34 0.0.28 0.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0.37 0.3.25 0.0.26 1.3.11 0.1.13 2.0.24 0. 3. 0 0. 8. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks James  Gardiner    Jeffrey John    King Sheet 26 Edward    Waterman John    King Samuel    Cotton 1521 1522 1523 1524 1525 1526 1527 1708 302 302b 303 304 305 306 307 308 484 485 486 487 489 490 491 493 494 518 519 The Harpe Footway field Barn meadow Homestall House field Peartree field Dial field Long field Wilding wood Milking Pail Occupation road --- Lower cow field Lower four acres Little mead Half River Five acres Upper cow field Silverlocks Frittenden field House meadow Homestall Young orchard Old hop garden Young hop garden Old orchard Pond Upper four acres Shaw Arable Meadow --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood --- --- Pasture Arable Meadow --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow --- Pasture Hops Hops Pasture --- Arable Wood 2.0.16 1.0.17 0.1. 4 1.3. 6 1.2.28 2.2.36  1.3. 7 11.2. 4 14.0.38 0.2.17 0.0. 5 0.2.12½ 3.1.37 0.2. 2 0.0.27 5.0.20 2.2.39 4.0.23 3.1.35 5.2.16 1.3.24 0.1.25 1.1.24 3.1.21 1.3.18 0.0.26 4.3.29   0.0.17 40.2.17½ 1.18. 0 8.18. 6 Stephen    LeFeaver Charles    Martin John    Mace Sheet 27 George    Shirley John    Bayly William    Smith 4 5 1808 1053 1054 1421 1422 1423 1424 1425 1426 1427 1428 1429 904 907 908 909 Orchard Homestall Snoad wood Aydhurst Farm --- --- Long meadow Dial field Orchard Orchard Garden Homestall Barn field Dogpit field Long barn field Knoxbridge House House & garden 5 acres (2 in sale 1848) House meadow Lower house meadow Arable --- Wood Arable Arable Meadow Arable Hops  Meadow --- --- Hops Arable Arable --- Arable Meadow Meadow 0.3.35 0.1. 2 1.0.37 25.2.32 3.1. 5 2.2. 6 3.3.13 5.0.26 2.0.36 0.3. 9 0.0.33 0.1.14 2.2.33 1.2.18  2.3. 3 25.2.16 0.1. 1 2.1.17 0.3.28 0.3.37 4.2. 3 0. 6. 0 6. 6. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks John    Mace William    Borer 1569 1572 1573 1609 1608 1610 1675 1676 1677 1678 1679 1680 1681 1682 1683 1684 1685 1724 1725 1726 1727 1728 1729 1730 1731 Great St Dennis Round reeds Daisy field North field Bank field Shaw Shaw Nine acres Six acres Barn meadow Homestall Platt Homestall Home field Hop garden Hop garden Four acres Ten acres Sale field (Gate in 1848) Copestone field Four acres Two acres Bridge field Shaw Shaw Three corner field Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Meadow --- Pasture --- Meadow Arable Hops Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Wood Wood Arable 10.2. 0 8.3.23 8.1. 0 8.1.31 0.1.34 0.1.10 9.2.36 6.2.17 6.1.26 0.2.25 0.2.15 0.2.25 1.3.14 2.2.23 1.3.38 4.2. 6 10.3.32 3.2. 5 3.0.33 4.2.38 2.2.20 5.1.37 0.1. 0 0.0.23   4.2.37 108.0.28 17.10. 0 William    Marter Sheet 28 Titus   Spicer 1287 1296 1309 1310 1314 1316 1353 1354 1355 1356 1357 1358 1359 1367 1368 1369 1370 1371 1372 1380 Lindridge Farm Thousand acres Clapper field Cottage & garden Hopper house field Pond field Green lane field Homestall Haystack field Barn & buildings Barn field Meadow Four acres Two acres Field next hop garden Hop kiln field Four acres House field Young hop garden Orchard Five acres Wood Arable --- Arable Arable Arable --- --- --- Arable Meadow Arable Arable Arable Hops Arable Arable Hops Meadow Arable 0.2.1 1.2.38 0.0.32 3.3.22 3.0.38 2.2.31 0.3. 5 0.1.17 0.0.26 2.3.34 2.2. 8 4.3. 0 2.1.29 2.3.29 3.1.31 4.2.31 5.1.38 1.3.10 1.0. 0 5.1.25 51.0. 5 10.15. 3 Thomas   Gybbon    Monypenny Henry    Bayly 1716 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1816 1817 1818 1819 1822 1823 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1947 1948 1946 1854 Plain Farm The Plain house & gdn Sewer croft Shaw Homestall Forstall Little barn field Forstall Pond Oasthouse meadow Four and a half acres Wagon lodge field Little Plain field Great Plain field Wood Wood Three went field Greenaweed field Cob lands Sausage field Calves lodge The slade Nine acres Banky field Cottage field --- Arable Wood --- Pasture Hops Pasture --- Meadow Arable Meadow Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable 0.1.32 6.3. 0 0.2. 4 0.1.20 0.1.31 0.3.37 0.1.25 0.0.19 2.2.18 5.0.36 6.2.16 1.1. 0 5.1.16 0.0.10 0.0.19 8.1. 7 6.2.22 9.0.39 6.0.20 4.0.39 8.2.14 9.2.34 5.2.29   4.0.31 93.3.38 16. 6. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks John the elder & the younger & Robert   Willsher   Mannering Sheet 29 John  Mannering   senior 187 197 198 199 201 201b 202 203 204 204b 206 207 207b 249 250 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 294b 295 295b 296 297 297b 298 309 309b 310 311 312 313 314 315 316 488 Great Slaney The eleven acres Newstead meadow Half River Beult Jemmets croft The nine acres --- The five acres Shaw The six acres --- Pond Bricklands --- The slip Square field Oasthouse meadow Platt field Hassock Homestall Sewer meadow Orchard Barn meadow Gravel field --- Hop garden --- Bridge meadow Bridges field --- River meadow The eleven acres --- Eight acres Rushy field Pond Shed & straw yard Occupation road Calves field Baily field Shaw Arable Meadow --- Arable Arable --- Arable Wood Arable --- --- Arable --- Arable Arable Meadow Pasture Wood --- Meadow Meadow Meadow Hops --- Arable --- Pasture Meadow --- Meadow Arable --- Arable Pasture --- --- --- Pasture Arable Wood 12.1.20½ 5.0.38 1.0. 2 6.2.39 5.3. 4½ 3.1. 5 5.1.32 1.1.18 5.3. 5½ 0.0. 7 0.0.28 8.1. 0 1.2.37½ 2.3. 9 9.0.16 2.2.13 1.0.16 0.1.35 3.2.12 1.3.11 2.1.29 4.3.27 2.1.37 1.0.17 1.2. 5 0.3.23 1.1.39 0.1.31½ 0.0.13 9.3.14 8.0.21 2.3.18 8.3. 4 8.2.13 0.1.13 0.0. 6 0.1. 8 1.3. 6 5.1. 4   0.0.17 140.0.14½ 31. 3. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Samuel    Oyler Sheet 30 Robert    Orpin John junior  Osborne Samuel  Harman Samuel Buss Richard Booy Wm Foster George  Mullinger Thms Harden Isaac Watson Joseph Brown Greorge  Archer jun & Richard Holmes Samuel    Oyler John &  Samuel    Watkins Robert    Orpin Henry    Young Ann    Watts Richard    Selves 349 350 348 805 806 807 808 814 815 816 827 397 964 965 966 House & garden Pond Sycamore House House & buildings Orpin's Mill Mill pond Mill buildings & garden Stable field Willow field Floodgate field Further orchard The alders Further field Independant Chapel Chapel Cottages House & garden House & garden House & garden --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow Meadow Meadow Pasture Meadow --- --- --- --- 0.0. 8 0.0. 3 0.0.11 0.0.27 0.2.28 0.2.29 0.2.25 1.0.20 1.2.20 1.3.13 0.2.21 1.3.12 8.2. 8 0.0. 7 0.0.22 0.0. 8 0.0. 6 0.0.36 1.17. 6 Philip    Pusey Sarah    Loudwell & John    Collison 1181 1184 1185 1186 1187 1188 1189 1190 1192 1193 1194 1195 1197 1199 3 9 10 11 12 Cross at Hand Farm Little meadow Great field Bridge field Pond Little two acres Floodgate field Sickley field Coppice Bridge field Square field Shaw Little Crowden Upper rail field Marl pond field Hop garden Little meadow Great meadow Orchard Homestall Meadow Meadow Arable --- Hops Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Hops Pasture --- 2.2.12 10.3. 7 4.0.18 0.0.18 2.2. 2 4.1.38 5.0.20 2.1.14 3.2. 1 6.0.29 0.1. 3 7.0.16 3.2.28 5.0. 3 7.1. 6 2.0.25 5.2. 6 2.1. 1  1.3. 7 76.3.11 13.15. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 31 Philip    Pusey John    Philpott Samuel    Reader William    Allchin John    Avery Thomas    Wimsett George    Cole John    Clark Thomas    Reader Richard    Gilbert Charles    Reader Samuel    Hinckley John    Sharp John    Hards 1169 1170 1171 1172 1174 1175 1176 1177 1178 1179 1173 1582 1583 1600 1601 1602 1644 Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Cottage allotments Little Henhurst Shaw North field Shaw North field Fleeting dish Pankhurst field --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable 0.1.10 0.1. 7 0.1. 3 0.1. 4 0.1. 6 0.1. 6 0.0.38 0.1. 6 0.1.30 0.1.26 0.1. 4 3.1.26 0.1.30 3.0.37 0.2. 8 3.0.38 3.3. 3 4.0. 6 0.14. 0 Horatio    Pope Sheet 32 Thomas    Chantler 1649 1651 1652 1654 1656 1657 1658 1659 1660 2023 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2039 2040 2041 2042 2047 2048 2049 2053 2054 2055 2056 2032 Hogpound meadow Barn meadow Homestall House meadow hop gdn Pond Cottage & garden Cottage & garden 2 acres meadow hop gdn Two acres Part of Paley Farm Black pit field Augur hole field Augur hole five acres Further alder bed field Middle field River field Barley grattan field Mill field Lodge field Five acres hop gdn field Cherry tree field Chequer tree field Lane field Little two acres Shaw Great two acres Hither bounds field Further bounds field Shaw Meadow Meadow --- Hops --- --- --- Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood 3.0.22 3.0.13 0.0.12 3.1.23 0.0.22 0.0.11 0.0.12 1.2.39  0.2. 9 27.2. 5 4.3.24 4.3. 0 5.0.24 4.0.34 5.2. 0 3.3.13 2.2.19 1.0.32 3.3. 8 4.3.10 3.2.29 4.0. 5 1.1.36 1.3. 3 0.1. 0 2.2.21 1.0.10 1.1. 5  0.2.33 57.2.26 5. 7. 6 10.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Thomas &  William   Alexander    Reeves James Avery    Kite Thomas    Wimsett John   Watermann Thomas    Matthew Charles    Reader Stephen    Reader Thomas    Allchin Robert    Relf John    Bakehurst John    Sharp William    Allchin William    Allen John    Clark Richard    Taylor In common 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 26* Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Garden --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.1. 8 0.0.12 0.0.15 0.0.17 0.0.15 0.0.15 0.0.14 0.0.14 0.0.13 0.0.12 0.0.15 0.0.15 0.0.21 0.0.23 0.0.23 1.2.32 Sheet 33 William   Alexander    Reeves Thomas    Reeves Susannah    Reeves John    Reeves Henry  Wrinkles    Joy Wm Nash   Ottaway William     Craddock Augustus    Cooper William    Trayman Samuel    West 401 410 402 413 403 404 412 414 415 384 House building and yard Garden House & garden Bakehouse & yard House & garden House & garden Cottage & yard Cottage & yard Cottage & shed Cottage & garden --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.0.29 0.0.36 0.1.25 0.0.10 0.0. 3 0.0. 8 0.0. 8 0.0. 2 0.0. 2 0.0. 2 0.0. 3 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks  William   Alexander    Reeves Henry    Reeves Henry    & John    Reeves John    Reeves Thomas    Reeves William    Reeves John    Reader Isaac    Bromley Thomas    Reeves Thomas    Reeves Thomas    Reeves Thomas    Reeves Thomas    Reeves William    Reeves John    Winter Sarah    Sampson 385 386 387 388 389 390 391 392 393 394 425 426 427 Cottage & garden Plank field Flat field Hop garden field Pond Well field Second gill field Garden First gill field Stack yard & buildings Garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden --- Meadow Meadow Meadow --- Pasture Pasture --- Pasture --- --- --- --- 0.0. 3 3.1.26 4.1.13 7.2.39 3.1.34 0.1.26 3.1.11 1.3.17 0.0.36 1.1.20 0.0.24 3.2.17 0.0.37 0.0.15 0.0.13 2. 7. 6 1. 2. 6 1. 2. 0 1. 0. 6 Thomas    Reynolds Sheet 34 John    Reynolds John    Rayner Eliza    Chainey James    Tamsett Samuel    Barnes John    Huggins Thomas    Chittenden 428 890 895 892 897 1056 1057 1059 1060 1061 1062 1058 Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Garden Cottage & garden Garden "The Cottage" land Kitchen garden Lawn Yard & stables Walled garden Garden Pond House & garden --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.0. 8 0.0. 5 0.0.20 0.0.25 0.0. 3 0.0. 9 0.0.12 0.3. 9 1.3.11 0.0.12 0.1.34 0.1. 1 0.0.16 3.2.  3 0.0.10 1. 0. 0 Jeremiah    Rosher William    Barnes 474 475 476 481 482 522 529 530 531 532 546 547 548 549 550 551 552 553 554 555 556 557 558 559 560 594 599 600 655 657 658 Exhurst Old twelve acres Little sheeplands Shaw Great sheeplands Bromley ten acres Little woodlands Four acre field Six acre wall field Shaw Shaw Great wall field Square field Two acre square Square meadow Little wall field Exhurst meadow Young orchard House platt Homestall Barn platt Stable field Old orchard Garden Burnt oak Black pit Little Nichols Great Nichols Great Nichols shaw Occupation road Occupation road Clapper meadow Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Meadow Arable Meadow Meadow Meadow --- Meadow Arable Meadow --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood --- --- Meadow 12.3. 5 2.3.30 0.1.36 13.1. 9 10.3.27 4.2. 9 4.3. 9 7.1.23 0.2. 9 0.2.11 13.2. 9 5.3. 6 2.1.34 5.1.12 4.0.26 9.2. 9 1.0.14 0.2.31 0.3.11 2.2.32 4.1.22 2.0.13 0.0. 9 11.3.18 7.1.21 4.1.14 15.3.39 1.0. 8 1.1.20 0.0.16 4.3. 3 Sheet 35 659 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 679 680 729 730 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 Flat field Damsetts Wasp meadow Wasp field Stublands Green field Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Lodge field Clamp meadow Little stublands Park wood Rix wood field Two acres meadow shaw Two acre meadow Nine acre wood Wood field Shaw & pond Wattle gate Six acres Hodges Church field Kiln meadow shaw Kiln meadow Carriage road Oast meadow Pound meadow Carriage road Mill wood Thistley meadow Arable Arable Meadow Arable Meadow Arable --- --- Arable Meadow Meadow Wood Arable Wood Meadow Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Meadow --- Meadow Meadow --- Wood Meadow 15.2.1 6.3. 0 5.3.20 4.2.10 9.3.16 5.3.19 0.0.19 0.0.18 10.3.11 7.0. 7 3.1. 6 24.2.12 9.2.35 0.3.24 2.2.33 9.2.14 11.0.25 0.0.39 6.2.13 6.1.35 9.2. 5 6.1. 4 2.0.22 6.3.15 0.3. 0 10.0.18 11.1. 2 0.0.38 9.2. 8 2.3.19 Sheet 36 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 794 795 796 797 798 799 800 801 802 803 804 Thistley square Horse platt Orchard Garden Home orchard Homestall Cottage meadow Cottage & garden Barn field shaw High peny High peny shaw Little Wadd hills Little Wadd shaw Crabtree field Wadd hill shaw Barn field Stone quarry shaw Stone quarry field Horse bridge shaw Great Wadd hills Horse bridge Mill field Wood Meadow Meadow --- Meadow --- Meadow --- Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable 4.2.20 1.2.15 0.0.37 0.1.17 2.1.39 2.1.23 2.0.28 0.0.23 1.2.11 8.1. 8 1.0.19 5.3.26 2.3.38 6.1.10 3.3. 0 10.3.28 0.1.34 3.3.18 2.3. 3 11.1.8 5.3.35    8.2. 5 446.3.18 76.15. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Charles    Rosher Sheet 37 William    Barnes 1198 1200 1209 1210 1211 1212 1216 1217 1218 1234 1235 1236 1238 1191 1219 1220 1228 1232 1237 1213 1229 1231 1239 1240 1243 1244 1245 1246 1250 1233 Houndshurst Farm Love lands Five acres Great Ware field Long four acres Spring field Young hop garden Barn meadow Hop garden Old hop garden Young orchard Old orchard Homestall Stack yard platt Little wood field Little Ware field Banky four acres Hartley field Hop garden piece Seven acres Eight acres Pond field Hop garden Garden House meadow Garden Homestall House field Six acres Two acres Three acres Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Arable Meadow Arable Hops Meadow Meadow --- Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Arable Arable Hops --- Meadow --- -- Arable Arable Arable Meadow 7.0. 6 6.1. 6 7.3.35 4.1. 9 3.0.34 6.2.18 4.3.26 2.1.24 3.1.15 0.1.10 0.2.10 0.3.14 1.3. 5 2.1.28 2.1. 2 5.2.19 3.2.37 1.0.11 8.1.13 9.3. 5 5.0.14 0.3.37 0.0.23 2.1.28 0.1. 9 0.2.28 4.3.39 6.0.36 2.3.35   2.0. 9 107..25 17.10. 0 George   James    Sulivan Sheet 38 Robert    Turley 33 34 39 39a 40 41 42 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 90 91 92 119 93 1162 1165 Sweetings Farm East Knolling field Half River Beult C-D Dunbury mead Half River Beult E-F Fourteen acre field Hop garden field The corner field Near Tanner field Shaw Cottage meadow Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Stack platt field Cottage field Well meadow Rabbit field Old hop garden Old hop garden Old pasture field Waller field Foot road field Lady field Occupation road Part of house hop gdn Part of house hop gdn Young orchard Homestall Garden Old orchard Acre spot Garden Occupation foot road Folly field Waste piece Garden Honeyset field Couchman Green Butcher field Little wood Meadow --- Meadow --- Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Meadow --- --- --- Arable Arable Meadow Arable Hops Meadow Hops Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Hops Arable --- --- Meadow Pasture Arable --- Arable Pasture Arable Arable Pasture Arable Wood 2.0. 5 0.0.12 7.1.31 0.1.18 14.1.31 3.3.38 4.1. 7 4.0.32 0.3. 8 2.2.12 0.0.20 0.0.21 0.0.21 7.3.28 3.2.39 2.0.26 1.3.38 2.2.22 2.1.28 7.0.31 6.3.12 3.0.21 6.0. 7 0.2.11 2.3. 8 3.2.27 0.2. 6 1.1.21 0.0.33 0.2.19 0.2.33 0.1. 9 0.0.13 6.0.35 0.1.35 0.0.25 6.3.36 1.1.25 2.3.20   0.3.29 114.2. 3 28. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Catherine    Stone & Adelaide Ann    Rugg Sheet 39 Edward    Clark William   Smith 1549 1550 1551 1552 1553 105 108 109 114 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 Orchard Four acre pasture Cockpit Long four acre Little acre Newstead Place Shaw Long meadow Half River Beult The four acres The seven acres Occupation road The eight acres Occupation road     & cart shed Calf field Occupation road Orchard Homestall House meadow Great low meadow Rye grass field Occupation road     & cart shed Pit field Shaw & pond The hop garden Shaw The six acres The ten acres Hop garden field Flood dyke Barn field Moat Orchard field Shaw Straw yard & shed Newstead low meadow Hog flood & long meads Meadow Meadow Arable Arable Arable Wood Meadow --- Arable Arable --- Arable --- Arable --- Pasture --- Hops Meadow Arable --- Arable --- Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable --- Arable Wood --- Pasture Meadow 0.0.12 0.3.17 1.0. 3 1.1. 3 0.2. 8 3.3. 3 0.0.11 2.0.13 2.0. 0 4.3. 1 7.3.16 0.2.17 9.1.29 0.2.10 3.1.32 0.0.18 0.0.18 0.2. 7 1.1.35 6.3. 1 6.0.22 5.2.35 0.0.18 7.2. 7 0.0.18 4.2.31 0.0.18 7.0.31 11.2. 0 1.2.21 0.0.23 1.3.18 0.0.24} 0.2.17} 0.1.34} 0.0. 7} 0.3.36}  3.3. 4} 92.1.34 0.13. 0 )Tithe     )free      19. 6. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Ambrose    Spong William    Spratt Elizabeth    Springett Sheet 40 William    Ambrose William    Spratt Stephen    Carley Elizabeth    Spratt 156 164 165 166 167 168 169 157 158 205 241 242 244 245 246 247 248 255 219 220 221 222 223 225 226 1134 1135 224 Knowles Knoll field Meadow Lodge field Sheds & yard Orchard field Orchard field Orchard Mill field Turnpike field Pilehouse Three corner field Hassock Hassock meadow Cottage & garden Oasthouse & shed Barn & yard Cow field Pond & shaw Hop garden Hassock Clover field Hogpound field Orchard House & garden Barn & yard Barn meadow Lower White field Upper White field Cottage Arable Meadow Meadow --- Arable Hops Hops --- --- Arable Wood Meadow --- --- --- Pasture Wood Hops Wood Pasture Meadow Meadow --- --- Meadow Meadow Arable --- 2.1.34 1.0.19 1.1. 1 0.0. 7 0.3.27 1.1.21 0.1. 5 3.2.28  3.2.29 13.3.11 1.1. 5 0.2.12 1.2.31 0.0.14 0.0. 2 0.0. 5 3.1.20 0.0.37  2.3.31 10.0.37 0.1.30 2.0.21 1.1. 1 0.1.20 0.1. 9 0.0.13 0.3.32 2.2.35  2.3.24 11.0.33 0.0. 1 3.2. 9 1.18. 0 2. 5. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks South  Eastern   Railway    Company South  Eastern   Railway    Company 173 175 171 170 301a 305a 304a 302a 303a 200 309a 297a 294a 296a 295a 293a 197a 199a 201a 204a 187a 207a 184a 209a 208a 183a 210a 211a 178a 212a Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.0. 3 2.2.14 0.0.37 0.0. 3 0.017½ 0.0.28 1.2. 7 0.0. 4 2.0.37½ 0.1.11 0.3.27 0.0.19½ 0.1.33 0.0. 7 0.3.14 0.0.12 0.0.10 0.2.31 1.1.16½ 0.0.26½ 0.0.15½ 0.2.37½ 0.0.14 0.3.28½ 0.2.10½ 0.2.17 0.1.32 0.0.11 0.0.27 0.1.26 Sheet 41 177a 218a 176a 174a 172 1113 1114 1115 1116 1117 1118 1119 1120 1121 1122 1123 1124 1125 1116 1127 1128 1129a 1112a 1270 1291a 1307a 1303a 1300a 1295 1298a 1297a 1300a 1301a Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.0.36 0.0. 5½ 0.1.31 0.0.29 0.0.20 0.1.30 0.0.34 0.1. 5 0.0. 5 0.0. 2 0.0. 9 0.0.16 0.1. 3 0.0. 8 0.0.35 0.0. 8 0.0. 2 0.0. 7 0.0.17 0.1. 3 0.1.10 1.2.13 1.0.32 0.2. 9 0.1.30 0.3.10 0.0. 8 0.0. 4 0.3.19 0.1.33 0.1.27½ 0.0. 9 0.0. 3 1296 1310 1311 1313a 1315a 1317a 1320 1325a 1327a 1324a 1325a 1334a 1329a 1330a 1331a 1332a 1333a 1272a 1264 Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.3.21 2.1. 5 0.0.21 0.1.32 0.2.37 0.1.13 0.3.15 0.1.37½ 0.0. 7 0.0. 4 0.0. 4 0.0. 4 0.0.32 0.0.18 0.0. 7 0.0.19 0.3.12 0.0.35 0.1. 3 Sheet 42 1269a 1268a 1267a 1111a 1130a 1140a 207c Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway Land for Railway --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 1.0.36 0.0.13½ 0.0.13 1.0.30 0.0. 2½ 0.0.18  0.0. 4 37.3.24½ 8.7. 3 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks William Jun  & Henry    Simmons & Richard  Miller & Joseph  Thomas Paul   Miller & Rev Robert      & Selby   Hele William    Butcher 1150 1151 1152 1153 1154 1155 1156 1157 1158 1159 1160 1161 1163 1164 1166 1167 1206 1201 1202 1203 1204 1207 1205 1208 Clapper Farm Crump field Coal pit field Nose hill field Pond field Shaw High field Gate field Little deuter field Great hassock field Hazel field Little hassock field Clapper field Barn field Flood dyke field Seven acre meadow Sawpit field Stack yard Long hams Pitts croft Bridge meadow Squire field (eastern part) Hen house field Barn platt Squire field (western part) Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Pasture Pasture Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops Meadow Meadow Meadow --- Arable Meadow Pasture Hops Arable Meadow Arable 5.3.25 5.0.29 9.1.11 8.3.11 0.1.15 3.3.26 11.3. 2 2.0.20 6.0. 8 6.3. 3 4.1. 4 5.3.37 4.2.38 6.0.13 7.2.16 3.0.30 1.1. 5 6.2.10 3.2.19 3.2.11 1.3.28 12.0.26 2.0.19   3.0. 4 126.1.30 25. 0. 0 Robert  Shoobridge Sheet 43 Robert    Shoobridge Edward    Swan Thomas    Selves Thomas    Chantler Richard    Peckham Stephen    Price William    Waller 368 369 373 376 378 379 381 370 371 372 374 375 377 Garden Cottage Cottage & garden Cottage Passage & yard Pond Waste Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 0.1. 0 0.0. 1 0.0.14 0.0. 1 0.0. 6 0.0. 4 0.0. 3 0.1.29 0.0.10 0.0.12 0.0. 6 0.0. 1 0.0. 1 0.0. 1 0.0.31 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Mary    Simmons Thomas    Sturtup Sheet 43  continued in     Part 3 Thomas    Simmons       Senior Henry    Waterman Mary    Simmons Stephen    Gurr Benjamin    Smith 1668 1669 1670 943 944 945 946 947 948 949 950 953 954 955 956 957 715 718 951 952 405 Fuller House Farm Four acres Hog pound field Hog pound field Robins field Shaw Hop garden Webb meadow Gooseberry Wood field Barn meadow Fuller House homestall Barn platt Near little meadow Pond Further little meadow Long four acres Pinnock field Garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden House & garden Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Hops Meadow Arable Meadow --- Meadow Meadow --- Meadow Arable Meadow --- --- --- --- --- 3.3.33 3.3.18 7.3.14 3.3. 7 0.3.12 0.3.22 2.0.13 0.0.21 4.1.18 0.3.12 0.3.22 2.0.13 0.0.21 2.0.21 4.1.18 2.1.27  0.2.10 48.1.27 0.0.27 0.0.26 0.1. 1 0.2.14 0.0.22 10.10. 0 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. 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Staplehurst Tithe award schedule - Part 3 To Part 2   To Part 3   Back to Staplehurst Maps etc Information kindly provided by Anita Thompson Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 43  continued   from    Part 2 Hester    Smith Sheet 44 Susannah    Selby John    Smart John   Alfred     Street Sheet 45 Hester    Smith Edward    Hickmott John    Smart Nicholas    Chantler 832 833 834 835 836 837 838 844 845 839 1699 1700 1701 1702 1703 1704 1712 1713 1714 1820 1961 1940 1969 1970 1971 1980 1981 1982 1983 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2044 2045 2073 2074 2075 2076 2092 2093 2094 2095 2096 2097 2098 2099 2100 2101 2102 2103 2104 2105 2106 2067 2068 Little Wadd Green & occupation road Six acres Five acres Five acres shaw Four acres slip Four acres slip House meadow Occupation road Stable field Homestall Further corner field Middle field next wood Field behind orchard The meadow Orchard next house Wilding Bridge field Homestall Hop garden Plain field Wood on the waste Upper Strackney wood West's Upper Strackney wood Little toll field Great Birch Wood field Little Birch Wood field West's field Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Shaw Further meadow House meadow Homestall Back door garden Building & yard Wests hop garden North field Barn field Garden meadow Homestall House garden Footway field Middle field Three acres and a half Further field Hassock field Hassock and platt Adam field First field Three acres and a half Gate field Downs Kiln field Down wood Flat field Great slade Slade's shaw Little slade Toll wood Great toll field Landway & springfield Hog platt Pond Platt Orchard Shock field Pit field Four acres --- Arable Arable Wood Hops Arable Meadow --- Meadow --- Arable Arable Arable Meadow Arable Arable --- Hops Arable Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable --- --- Wood Meadow Meadow --- Hops --- Hops Arable Arable Meadow --- Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Meadow --- Meadow Meadow Arable Arable Arable 1.1. 7 6.3.29 5.3. 5 0.0.21 0.0. 9 4.0. 2 4.2. 5 1.0.22 2.2.12  0.3.30 27.1.22 1.2.26 1.3.22 1.1.33 1.3.17 1.2.15 2.3.24 0.1. 0 2.0. 0 2.1. 1  0.2.18 16.1.36 12.3.18 13.0.0 2.3. 7 6.2.36 1.1.33 3.2. 5 0.0.38 0.0.25 0.0.24 2.2.25 2.3. 0 0.2.27 3.1. 7 0.0. 9 1.3.17 3.0.32 1.0. 6 2.1.26 1.0. 7 2.2.11 6.1.31 4.2.26 4.0.34 5.3.23 3.0.20 0.1.29 8.1. 3 4.1.22 3.1.29 4.0. 4 1.2.28 2.2.35 3.0. 6 3.1.32 1.0. 5 1.0.23 0.3.22 4.0. 0 5.2.32 3.0.10 0.1.21 0.0.25 0.2. 7 0.1. 1 2.0. 3 3.0.17   4.0.11 131.2.34 4.15. 0 3. 0. 0 16.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks George    Still Sheet 46 George    Still 1617 1686 1687 1688 1689 1690 1691 1692 1693 1693a 1696 1697 1715 1717 1718 1719 1720 1721 1722 1723 1804 1806 1807 1809 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1805 Snapgate & Bletchingley Croft field Lower two acre Upper two acres Hop garden Homestall Barn meadow Shaw Hop garden Pagehurst field Shaw Five acres Six acre wood Shaw Plain field Shaw Shaw Brambly field Four acre wood Wood field Water Lane field Shaw Copstone field Snode field Eight acre wood Five acres Shaw Great Toms Shaw Bridge field Shaw Long two acres mead Shaw Meadow Lodge meadow Barn meadow Orchard Orchard Garden Homestall House hop garden Apple tree field Arable Arable Arable Hops --- Meadow Wood Hops Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Meadow Wood Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow Meadow --- --- Hops Meadow 3.2.11 3.0.34 2.1.23 2.3. 4 0.1.22 3.3. 9 0.0.13 2.3.14 3.2.35 0.0.24 5.3. 9 6.1.23 0.3. 3 6.2.34 0.1. 5 0.3.31 7.1.10 20.3.24 4.2.20 7.0.28 0.1.16 4.3.21 8.0.29 8.3.16 5.1. 1 0.1.36 7.3. 9 0.0.34 3.3.19 0.1.36 1.3.15 0.1. 2 4.1. 3 2.1. 8 2.3.39 0.1.10 0.1.14 0.0.36 0.3.21 2.2.39   2.0.23 142.2. 3 18.12. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks The Governors  of St Barthol      -omew   Hospital,     London Sheet 47 Thomas    Ditch 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1898 1899 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 Lovehurst Manor Seven acres Twelve acres Shaw Barn meadow Manor pound mead Mill meadow Shaw 3 acres along stream Five acres along stream Five acres Bromley barn Frypan field 5 acres fatting       lodge mead Mill field Orchard Orchard Shaw Water Island Forstall Homestall Moat Homestall Lower haystack platt Shaw Landway Cow pasture Shaw Shaw Hop garden The puddles Arable Arable Wood Meadow Meadow Meadow Wood Arable Arable --- Arable Meadow Arable Arable Arable Wood --- Wood --- --- --- --- Pasture Wood --- Pasture Wood Wood Hops Meadow 7.1.22 13.0. 6 3.0.26 4.0.13 5.2. 8 3.1.10 0.1.35 2.3.34 5.3.30 5.0.21 3.2.14 5.3. 0 3.3. 5 0.2. 8 1.1.14 0.2.10 0.1.38 0.0.14 0.3.11 0.1.32 0.1.26 0.2. 8 0.1.14 0.2. 4 0.0.22 2.1. 5 1.2.19 0.1.25 4.1. 9 3.2. 8 Sheet 47 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 905 906 912 917 918 919 920 921 922 923 924 925 Still field Shaw Fleeting dish field West mead Landway Orchard hop garden Eleven acres Bottom part of 20 acres Top part of 20 acres Poor six acres Seven acres Eleven acres Shaw Eight acre deucher field Shaw Further seven acres Four acre deucher field The slade Shaw 3 acres along stream Seven acres Moat Castle bank Castle bank hop garden Augur hole hop garden Nine acre field Ten acre meadow Ten acre field House meadow Hop garden Occupation road Cottage & garden Barn yard shed etc Pond Seven acre field Barn meadow Three acre field Pasture Wood Pasture Arable --- Hops Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Wood Arable Wood Arable Arable Meadow Wood Arable Arable --- Wood Hops Hops Arable Arable Arable Meadow Hops --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow Arable 4.1.19 0.3.14 5.1.14 11.3.30 0.2. 0 1.3.30 12.0.33 8.0. 3 11.3.20 6.3.39 7.1.21 12.0.36 0.1. 2 7.3.33 1.1.39 7.0. 6 4.2.23 4.0.22 0.1.25 3.3.30 6.3. 7 0.1.15 0.2. 7 2.2.19 0.3. 6 7.1.13 9.3.23 11.0.24 2.0. 4 3.0.35 0.2. 1 0.0.16 0.1. 5 0.0.26 7.0.38 2.0. 9    3.0.21 254.0.39 Tithe   free   Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks The Governors  of St Barthol      -omew    Hospital,     London Church-   wardens & Overseers of  the Poor of Staplehurst  Church Turnpike  Road   Trustees John &  William    Tasker Sheet 49 John    Reeves themselves Robert    Sexton John    Butcher John    Butcher 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1900 1901 1902 448 27 914 1002 1003 1004 1013 1014 1018 1498 1499 1500 1502 Lovehurst Mill Cottage & garden Water mill Old orchard Garden Platt Buildings & yard Hop garden Meadow Plough field The lock-up Tollhouse & garden Tollhouse & two gardens King's Head Inn Stables & yards Garden King's Head Inn King's Head platt Pond Garden The hop garden Three corner field Long field Further field --- --- Meadow --- Meadow --- Hops Meadow Arable --- --- --- --- --- Pasture --- --- Hops Meadow Meadow Meadow 0.0.20 0.0. 2 0.3. 5 0.0.23 0.0.35 0.0. 8 1.1.17 3.0. 7 3.1. 6 9.0. 3 0.0. 1 0.0.21 0.0.19 0.0.30 0.0.12 0.0.15 0.1.39 0.0.23 0.0.31 1.3.21 0.3.14 2.3.15  4.3.35 11.2.35 Tithe     free    2.12. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Robert     Tassell Robert     Tassell John    Reeves 1937 1938 1939 1972 1973 1732 1733 1791 1792 1793 1794 1795 1796 1797 1798 1799 1800 1891 1802 1803 1883 1884 1885 1886 1927 1928 1929 Birchwood field Long six acres Birch wood Eight acres Seven acres Chapman's Farm Four acres Five acres Flat four acres Long two acres Little pit field Gate field Six acre meadow Sawpit field Little orchard Roadway Homestall Garden Hop garden field Robins hole Shaw Priestlands pond Pond Homestall Little priestlands Shaw Long priestlands Long meadow Wood Wood Wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow Meadow --- --- --- Hops Arable Wood Arable --- --- Meadow Wood Arable Meadow 4.2.12 6.1.17 1.0.17 8.2.25  7.1.14 28.0. 5 5.2.13 6.1.18 4.1. 8 2.2.19 2.0. 8 2.2. 0 6.3.28 5.3. 0 1.3.30 0.1. 8 0.2.26 0.2. 8 6.3.38 2.0.17 1.2.27 5.3. 4 0.0.13 0.0.21 4.0. 8 0.0.36 8.0. 4 1.3.33 2. 0. 0 Sheet 50 Edward &  Thomas   Humphrey Edward &  Thomas   Humphrey Richard    Gilbert James    Allen James    Allen Thomas    Gransbury 1930 1931 1932 1933 1933a 1934 1935 1936 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1075 1077 1081 1082 1083 1085 1086 1093 1099 1080 1076 1078 1079 1100 House field Three acres Nickelly field Eleven acres Landway New meadow Four acres Five acres School house field Hop garden field Hop garden field Homestall Orchard Garden House & garden Cottage & garden Garden Orchard Slip Young orchard Footway field Further field Barn & stack yard House & garden Garden Cottage & garden Rats Castle house Pasture Arable Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Hops --- Meadow --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow Arable Arable Arable --- --- --- --- --- 3.2. 2 3.3.11 1.2. 7 11.0.37 0.0.23 5.2. 3 4.2. 3 5.1.16 7.1.12 0.2.14 1.0.19 0.1.15   0.3. 6 116.1. 7 0.1. 7 0.0. 7 0.0. 9 0.0. 7 1.0.10 0.1. 4 1.1.30 2.2.24 1.1.11 0.0.10 7.0.39 0.0.10 0.0. 7 0.0. 1 0.0.20 0.0.38 18.18. 0 1.18. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Rev Ralph  D.D. Tatham Master,  Fellow &   Scholar of St John's  College,   Cambridge   Ann    Usborne Sheet 51 Rev Thomas  Waldron   Hornbuckle John    Butcher      Senior 454 455 456 457 458 459 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 326 327 328 329 Lower footroad field Posting field Lodge field Sheds & yards Hassock field Hassock Oaks Farm Butt field Calves field Homestall Great Adcocks Hop garden Little Adcocks Shaw Tile kiln field Burret oak Lane field Little Hogbin Great Hogbin Bailey field Lower footroad field Middle footroad field Town field Old hop garden Occupation road Pasture Pasture Meadow --- Meadow Wood Meadow Pasture --- Meadow Hops Pasture Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Pasture Arable 3.3. 5 3.3. 0 3.3.30 0.0. 7 3.3.37  0.0.12 15.2.11 5.2.34 1.2. 5 1.3.22 8.3. 0 2.2.35 2.3.13 0.1. 2 2.3.19 4.3.33 3.3.28 2.0.19 4.2. 0 2.3.18 4.2.18 4.0.27 4.2.15 0.3.20  0.1. 7 59.1.35 3.13. 0 13. 0. 0 Sheet 52 John    Butcher      Senior Ann    Usborne 1097 1098 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 1107 1108 1109 1110 1112 1112b 1129 1338 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 Horns Lodge & Cottages Footroad field Thomas field Cow field Pond Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Cottage & garden Barn & sheds House meadow Green hill hassock Green hill field Three acres Three acres Tan yard field Further field Loddenden Lane field Shaw & part of pond High field Croft orchard Garden Barn & yard Young orchard two gardens Mansion house & grds Upper lawn Grotto gdn & canal pond Lower lawn Pond Pond Arable Arable Pasture --- --- --- --- --- --- Meadow Wood Arable Arable --- Pasture Arable --- Wood --- Pond --- --- Pasture --- --- --- --- Pasture --- --- 4.2.34 2.2.38 2,2,26 0.0.28 0,0, 9 0.0.12 0.0.15 0.0.14 0.0.23 4.0.36 1.0.21 3.3.25 2.0.31 0.1.24 0.2.15  5.1.24 28.2.15 1.3.26 0.0.24 2.3.37 1.0.26 0.0.25 0.0.33 1.0.33 0.3. 6 0.1.38 1.3. 3 0.1. 0 2.0.15 0.0.17  0.0. 9 13.1.12 5.17. 6 4. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Ann    Usborne Ann    Usborne George   Terry Stephen   Wilson Sen Sarah   Pieters Robert   Vane Henry  Winkles    Joy Ann   Still Stephen   Wilson Junr William   Jull 1055 1063 1064 1065 1066 1067 1068 1069 1070 344 345 346 347 1025 1029 1026 1027 1030 Four acres Pond Shed & yard First field Middle meadow Hassock Ash plantation Occupation road Stone pit field Cottage & garden Cottage & garden House & garden House & garden Stables & garden Garden House House Garden Arable --- --- Meadow Meadow Wood Wood --- Pasture --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- 4.1. 0 0.0.16 0.0. 4 3.3. 2 3.1.32 0.1. 9 0.0. 5 0.0. 5  3.0.13 15.0. 6 0.0.19 0.0.20 0.0.39 0.0.23 0.0.19 0.1. 2 0.1.11 0.0.18 0.0.9 0.0.3 0.0.30 0.1.31 4. 0. 0 Sheet 53 James    Webb Tolhurst Joseph    Reeves 1606 1607 1626 1627 1628 1629 1630 1631 1632 1633 1635 1636 1650 1574 1575 1576 1577 1578 1579 1580 1581 1584 1603 1604 1605 1634 1637 1638 1639 1640 1642 1641 1504 Brick kiln Farm Squire field Mare pit field (?marl) Long field Two acres Three corner field Coke meadow Shaw Hop garden field Horse pond field Roadway Homestall Orchard field Cottage & garden Little Brattle Farm Three acres Two acres Wood Four acres Seven acres Towel field Toll shaw Roadway Loves quicksett field Town field Lansway Crabtree field House field Hop garden Moat mead Garden Homestall Town meadow Lodge field Further field Arable Arable Meadow Arable Arable Pasture Wood Pasture Pasture --- --- Arable --- Arable Meadow Wood Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable --- Arable Pasture Hops Meadow --- --- Hops Pasture Arable 2.2.15 2.2.38 2.2.36 2.1.32 1.3.31 2.1.22 0.1.23 1.0.13 2.1.24 0.0.26 1.0. 1  2.3.36 22.3.17 0.0.14 3.2.27 1.3.32 0.1. 5 4.2.10 7.1.13 4.0.15 1.0.18 0.0.26 2.2.30 3.1.10 0.1.36 4.3.17 2.1.25 0.2.29 2.1. 2 0.0.12 1.2. 1 2.2. 2 2.3.36  5.0.18 51.3.34 3. 7. 6 9.12. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Alexander    Usborne Jemima  Catherine   Varenne Alfred John    Wigan Alexander    Usborne Rev   Thomas   Waldron    Hornbuckle Stephen    Carley 1288 1289 1290 1297b 1297 1298 1299 1300 1301 1705 1710 864 685 686 687 693 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 317 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 478 479 483 Wanshurst Green? Little Field adjoining Corner field --- Long field Railroad field Home field Slade Cottage & garden Slip of wood Wilding Bridge wood Part of Pinnock Farm Scar Lane field Hop garden Oasthouse Coneyburrow meadow Ash bed Little Slaney House meadow Homestall Lane field Orchard field Orchard field Flat field Cottage field Cottage & garden Great silverlocks Three corner field Long field Stable field Shaw North field Squire field Hop garden field Pit field Pond & shaw Little silverlocks Meadow Meadow Meadow --- Meadow Meadow Meadow Pasture --- Wood Wood Arable Hops --- Meadow Wood 4.3.28 --- Pasture Pasture Pasture Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable --- Arable 0.0.22 1.0.18 1.2. 1 0.0.7½ 0.1. 0 0.2.18 0.3. 4 0.0.29 0.0.25 0.0.24 12.2. 8½ 17.1.36½ 6.3.38 4.3.25 0.0. 4 4.2.39  0.0.18 16.3. 4 1.3.17 2.1.13 1.0.25 1.0.13 2.2.29 2.1.20 0.0.39 1.3.29 3.3.22 3.2.37 4.1. 6 0.0.30 4.0. 2 4.0.36 3.2.15 2.1.21 0.0.20  1.1.12 46.1.14 0.18. 0 4.11. 0 8. 0. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sion    Rose 579 585 586 587 588 589 590 592 593 601 602 603 604 605 Chickenden Oven field Two acres Part of hog mead Part of hog mead Occupation road Gate meadow Oven meadow Great hungerdowns Little hungerdowns Ten acre field Eight acre field Upper five acres Four acres Footpath field Hops Arable Arable Hops --- Meadow Meadow Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow 1.2.29 2.2.25 3.1.13 2.0.29 0.1.30 3.0. 0 1.2.37 6.1.32 3.2.19 11.2. 3 8.3.29 6.1.39 4.2. 6 1.3.21 Sheet 55 606 607 608 609 610 611 656 612 613 614 615 616 617 618 628 629 644 645 646 648 649 650 651 652 653 654 Shaw & ponds Occupation road Pond House field Hassock Three corner field Shaw Shaw Homestall Home orchard Old hop garden Middle orchard Old hop garden field Lower orchard Six acre field Hassock Seven acres Shaw Hassock Pond & shaw Eleven acre field East mead Windmill wood Sheep pond shaw Lower Five acres West mead Wood -- --- Meadow Wood Meadow Wood Wood --- Meadow Hops Meadow Meadow Meadow Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood Wood Seeds Meadow Wood Wood Arable Meadow 0.0.29 0.1.31 0.0.21 2.3. 1 0.0.34 1.3. 7 0.1.18 0.1. 7 1.2. 6 1.0.29 1.2.12 1.1.12 1.3.19 2.1. 9 6.1. 7 0.1.29 8.1.19 0.1. 1 1.0. 0 0.1.20 12.0.1 2.0. 0 3.1.26 0.0.32 5.0.18     4.0. 7 117.3.27 22.10. 0 John    Willes Sheet 56 John    Thorp 582 583 584 619 620 621 622 623 624 625 626 627 630 631 632 633 634 635 642 643 647 647a Little Barden Further summer land Half River Beult Main summer land Hog meadow Young hop garden Primrose field Footway field Long meadow Eleven acre field Pond Five acre field Hassock & pond Barn meadow Homestall Pond Lower barn field Five acre meadow Flood dyke meadow Sheep pound field Sheep pound shaw Horse races Horse races shaw Arable --- Meadow Pasture Hops Arable Pasture Meadow Arable --- Arable Wood Meadow --- --- Arable Meadow Meadow Meadow Wood Arable Wood 2.2. 6 0.0.25 5.0. 5 3.1.33 5.1. 6 14.1.25 2.1.33 6.0.11 11.1.11 0.1. 0 6.1.10 0.1.15 3.0.16 0.0.35 0.0.23 10.0.18 5.0.22 2.2. 3 2.0.38 0.0.29 4.3.27  0.0.27 86.1.18 16.10. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Edward    Watts James    Ward      Senior James    Ward      Junior Edward    Thomas John    Selves James    Ward      Senior John    Huggins Samuel   Cousens George    Webb James    Ward      Junior 278 472 325 1390 1643 1645 1646 1647 1648 360 996 1143 1671 1672 1673 1674 1734 1735 1736 1737 1738 1739 Nearer small profit Down field Further small profit Fur field Ashursts Young orchard Little orchard Homestall Great orchard Street field House beershop (The     Royal Oak) & garden House yard & building Cottage & garden Weeks Farm Two acre hop garden North field Banky field Footpath field Lower field Manor field Four acres and a half Orchard Homestall Platt Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Meadow --- Meadow Meadow --- --- --- Hops Pasture Pasture Arable Pasture Pasture Meadow Meadow --- Meadow 5.2. 9 7.3.17  3.0.30 16.2.16 4.2.39 1.2. 5 0.2.16 0.1. 4 1.2. 1 2.2.36 6.2.22 0.0.35 0.0. 8 0.0.10 2.2.10 2.2.10 4.1. 0 5.0.19 4.1.10 3.2. 9 5.0.19 1.1.35} 0.1.20}  0.0.24} 29.1.36 Tithe   free    4. 8. 0 Thomas    Watson John    Bayly Charles    Edmett William    Spratt Francis    Bewley John    Selves William    Gransbury 435 436 437 441 442 1088 1089 1090 1094 1095 1096 1417 1418 1419 1420 1407 1408 438 439 440 Hill House House & outbuildings Garden Shed Warehouse House & shop Little Aydhurst? House field Horse pasture Marl field Coxheath field Hassock field Hassock Field next Whittings Second meadow Barn meadow Homestall Pond East field Brickyard Row Cottage & yard Cottage & yard Cottage --- --- --- --- --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Arable Arable Meadow --- --- Arable --- --- --- 0.0.14 0.0.15 0.0.29 0.0. 1 0.0. 2 0.0. 6 0.0. 9 2.2.10 1.3.22 2.3.21 3.0.36 1.3.20 0.0.31 2.2.39 1.1.28 1.2.15 0.1.22 0.0.37   3.0. 2 22.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0. 1 0.0. 1 0.0. 5 4.11. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Thomas    Watson David    Camp Henry    Tomsett Thomas    Walker James    Walker James    Davis Gillett  Jonathan    Ottaway 1006 1007 1022 1023 1024 1042 1043 1044 1045 1046 1047 1048 1050 1052 1049 1451 1496 1497 House & yard House & yard Cottage & yard Cottage & yard House shop & garden The Bower Orchard field Orchard field Bower field Orchard field House & premises Garden Paddock Middle field Further meadow Pond Shaw Orchard field Blind meadow --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow Meadow Pasture --- --- Pasture Meadow Meadow --- Wood Meadow Meadow 0.0. 6 0.0. 7 0.0.13 0.0. 3 0.0. 3 0.0.35 0.1. 1 2.0.25 1.1. 4 1.2.36 1.2. 0 0.3. 1 0.1.16 0.3.11 1.2.37 2.3.36 0.0. 9 0.1. 4 1.1.25  1.2.33 16.2.37 4. 9. 6 Thomas    Watson 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1019 1020 1021 1038 1039 1040 Vine House House & grounds Buildings & yards Stackyard Walled garden Kitchen garden Shrubbery & ponds Banky field Walled field Plantation Near slaughter hse field Further slaughter hse fld --- --- --- --- --- --- Meadow Pasture Wood Meadow Meadow 0.2.13 0.1.10 0.0.12 0.1. 2 0.1.11 0.1.18 1.3.17 2.2. 2 0.0. 6 2.3.16  2.3.38 12.0.25 3.16. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Thomas    Watson Sheet 59 William    Walter Thomas    Whitting William    Walter 1271 1337 1341 1342 1387 1388 1401 1402 1403 1404 1404a 1405 1410 1411 1412 1413 1414 1415 1416 1339 1340 1409 1406 1824 1821 Hen & Duckhurst Farm Highlands North field Pond field Pond Wood Cockle field Hop garden Shaw West croft Slip Shaw Cowfield Round meadow Barn field Landway Platt Homestall Garden Garden Bushy reed Thistle reed Wood Cater croft Wood Shaw Arable Arable Arable --- Wood Arable Hops Wood Arable Meadow Wood Meadow Meadow Meadow --- Meadow --- --- --- Arable Arable Wood Arable Wood Wood 5..1.23 3.3.36 7.0.36 0.1.34 0.1. 0 5.1.23 2.2.29 0.1. 8 1.2.20 1.0.38 0.0.21 3.2. 0 2.1.12 2.3.20 0.0.34 0.2. 5 0.2. 8 0.1.14 0.0. 9 4.3.19 3.3. 7 0.1. 4  2.2.19 50.2.19 61.0.30  0.0.28 61.1.18 8.15. 0 Stephen   Wilson     Senior William   Wickings    Senior William   Wickins     Junior William    Walter Edward    Field Samuel   Couchman Edward    Hucksted Robert    Reeves Elizabeth   Chittenden William Wickins Sen William Wickins Jun George    Paine Henry    Reeves Mary    Town 983 986 987 988 995 429 431 227 228 357 358 364 382 383 361 362 Lower meadow Banky meadow Old orchard Garden Barn & yards Forge Cottage & yard Cottage & garden Cottage & garden House House shop & premises Orchard Workhouse meadow Garden House & garden Cottage & garden Meadow Meadow Pasture --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Pasture Meadow --- --- --- 1.0.38 1.0.30 0.3.31 0.0.13 0.0.13 3.2. 5 0.0. 1 0.0. 4 0.0.31 0.0.29 0.1.20 0.0. 1 0.0.26 0.0.27 0.3.35 0.3.12 0.0.10 0.0. 4  0.0. 3 1.3.24 1. 0. 0 0.11. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Sheet 60 Humphrey    Wickham Samuel    Brook John    Cork Samuel    Cousens William    Patterson 520 521 561 1041 1071 1072 1073 1074 1084 1087 1091 1092 1589 446 1001 447 Upper barn field Gate field Old hop garden Little Aydhurst Bell Lane field Spratts meadow Pond Pond meadow Homestall Orchard Toll mead Great meadow Little meadow Well field Butchers shop Piggeries & stable Cottage Meadow Arable Arable Arable Pasture --- Meadow --- Pasture Meadow Meadow Meadow Arable --- --- --- 3.1.19 3.2.35  5.0.21 12.0.35 2.0.16 2.2.23 0.0.26 1.0.31 0.3. 8 0.2. 1 3.1.22 4.1.34 1.0.22  2.3. 5 19.0.28 0.0. 1 0.0. 4 0.0. 1 0.0. 6 2. 2. 6 5. 5. 0 Stephen    Walter Sheet 61 Marthe    Cornwall 1528 1530 1531 1532 1533 1534 1535 1536 1537 1538 1539 1540 1541 1542 1543 1544 1545 1546 1547 1548 1564 1565 1566 1568 Great Doorn Little stone wood (Little   wood field in CKS copy) Shaw Tollfield Shaw Lodge field Shaw Home meadow Home meadow Home meadow Shaw Young hop garden Calves pasture Forstall Forstall Old orchard Orchard Homestall Garden Thorn meadow Road Seven acres Pond field Six acres Joy field Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Wood Arable Hops Arable Wood Hps Pasture --- --- Pasture Meadow --- --- Meadow --- Arable Arable Arable Arable 2.2.26 0.1.36 5.0.39 0.1.10 6.1.39 1.2.25 1.2.26 3.1.27 2.3.24 0.1. 1 2.1.22 1.3.27 0.1. 1 0.0.38 5.0.37 1.2.23 1.0.33 0.2. 7 1.1.36 0.0.14 7.2. 6 7.1. 3 6.2. 3  7.1.27 68.3.10 12. 6. 0 Stephen    Walter Stephen    Samson 1479 1482 1483 1484 1485 1486 1487 1489 1505 1506 1507 1508 1510 1511 1512 1513 1514 1516 1517 1518 1519 1520 1570 1571 Little Pagehurst Front door mead Orchard Near front door mead Homestall Back door mead Old orchard Roadway Peartree field Little field Little field Marl pit field Shaw Cow pasture Old hop garden Fleetting dish field Bridge field Old hop garden Barn field Barn & yard Pond Cow field Gore field Long acres Church acres Arable Meadow Meadow --- Meadow Meadow --- Arable Hops Arable Arable Wood Hops Meadow Arable Arable Meadow Arable --- --- Arable Arable Arable Arable 2.0.15 1.2.15 1.2.13 0.1.13 3.0.36 1.2.35 0.1. 6 5.2. 1 1.1.18 1.1. 5 5.3.16 0.3.36 3.1. 4 2.0.14 4.2.25 5.2.24 1.2.30 4.3.37 0.0.12 0.1.20 5.0.20 3.3.29 6.3.24  6.1.35 71.0. 3 13.16. 0 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks Stephen    Walter Charles    Walter Daniel    West Sheet 62 Daniel    West Stephen    Walter Charles    Walter Mary    Jenner Daniel    West 1706 1708a 1437 1844 1845 1846 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 1852 1853 1825 1826 1827 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1941 1943 Shaw Wilding wood Robinson field Little Hartsheath Seed field Tares field Hop garden Bean field Great meadow Square meadow Oats field Orchard Homestall Wheat field Hartsheath Great three corner field Burchells The Wood Male field Lodge field Landway Lane field Great field Shaw Goudhurst field Oasthouse field Long mead Hobbs wood field Hobbs wood hop garden Barn meadow Barn orchard Haystack platt Homestall Platt Lower Strackney wood Middle Strackney wood Wood Wood Arable Arable Arable Hops Arable Meadow Meadow Arable Meadow --- Arable Arable Wood Wood Arable Arable --- Arable Arable Wood Meadow Meadow Pasture Arable Hops Arable Arable --- --- --- Wood Wood 0.0.33 4.3.11 5.0. 4 9.1.22 3.3.16 2.2.34 3.0. 5 1.3.31 2.2. 9 2.1. 0 6.3. 1 0.3.34 0.2.27   4.3.13 29.2.10 6.0.33 1.0.10 5.0.11 8.3.13 9.1.12 0.2.19 7.2. 6 5.3.21 0.1.26 1.2. 3 1.0. 1 4.2. 2 2.1.18 3.3.15 3.1.27 1.1.14 0.0.24 0.2. 7 0.0.28 10.0.28   8.2.20 82.2.18 4.15. 0 9. 8. 6 Owner Occupier No. Description Cultivation Quantities Rector Remarks George    Witherden Sheet 63 Jesse    Chainey 1862 1863 1864 1865 1942 1944 1945 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1962 Hartssheaf Farm Lower Snoad wood field Shaw Banky field Upper Snoad wood field Seven acres Eleven acres Five acres Shaw Stable meadow Forstall Homestall Orchard Marl pit shaw Barn field Shaw Barn field Shaw Kiln field Kiln pit Arable Wood Arable Arable Arable Arable Meadow Wood Meadow --- --- Meadow Wood Hops Wood Madow Wood Arable --- 5.3.25 0.2.10 8.3.31 7.0. 5 8.0.12 12.0.32 6.0.28 0.0.30 3.0.18 0.1.10 1.3. 2 0.3. 0 1.1.25 3.3.16 0.1.25 0.3. 3 0.3. 4 4.1.17 0.1.16 Thomas  Watson Rev T.W.  Hornbuckle Henry  Winlkes Joy John  Butcher Sen Trustees of  Charity of Lancelot  Bathurst   deceased John    Reeves 1963 1964 1964a 1965 1966 1967 1968 2107 2108 2109 2110 2111 2112 2113 2114 1949 1979 2008 2009 2009a 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2069 2070 2071 Little kiln field Haybarn mead Shaw Young hop garden Landway Old eight acres Five acres Sawpit field Long two acres Thousand acres Upper spring field Lower spring field Top of green field Field over lane The wood Shaw School Farm Homestall Barn field Landway Shaw Three corner field Shaw Hop garden Long meadow Shaw Shaw Orchard Shaw Arable Meadow Wood Hops --- Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Arable Wood Wood --- Pasture --- Wood Arable Wood Hops Meadow Wood Wood Meadow Wood 1.0.38 4.3.35 0.1. 6 1.1.28 0.1. 8 7.0. 9 6.0. 3 4.0.37 2.2.36 1.1. 6 4.3. 4 2.3.10 1.0.32 1.3.25 0.1.31    0.0.17 107.2.34 1.0.20 2.0.19 0.0.30 0.1.36 1.3.13 0.1.12 1.3. 5 1.2. 2 0.0.35 0.1. 6 0.3.22 0.0.38   3.1.16 14.1.14 15.15. 0 Tithe    free     Sheet 64 Thomas  Watson Rev T.W.  Hornbuckle Henry  Winlkes Joy John  Butcher Sen Trustees of  Charity of Lancelot  Bathurst   deceased The Rev T.W.  Hornbuckle The Rev T.W.  Hornbuckle 363 449 450 451 The parish school Church & churchyard Plantation Rectory house      & buildings --- --- Wood --- 0.0.13 1.1.24 0.0. 7 1.3.30 3.1.21 0. 5. 0 Whilst every care has been taken in transcribing information from old records which in themselves are prone to error or  misinterpretation, visitors to this site need to recognise that there will be errors. 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Some Monumental Inscriptions of Staplehurst Church

Some Monumental Inscriptions of Staplehurst Church, noted by Leland L. Duncan August 1922. Leland Duncan's pencil sketch plans of location of gravestones in Staplehurst Churchyard. Kindly typed up for the website by Pat Tritton.

South Eastern Portion
1.   E.T. (no date)

2.   Thomas GRAYLING? late of Wol?field in Sussex. He died May ?? (?17) 177- ?1 or 4) aged 70 years.

3.   Elizabeth wife of Iden WALTER of this Parish died 29 October 1784 aged 47 years. Left issue 5 sons and 4 daughters. Also Catherine his second wife died 15 March 1799 aged 51 years. Iden Walter died 10 June 1814/5? aged 82 years.

3a.   Head now Flat stone plus 2 footstones. M.L. and S.L.

4.    James WALTER died 6 February 1891 aged 53 years leaving a widow, 5 sons and 6 daughters. Elizabeth his wife died 1 September 1912 aged 66 years.

5.   William WALTER of this Parish died 4 February 1855 aged 75 years. Ann his wife died 17 May 1849 aged 65 years. Iden their son died 2 March 1818 aged 13 years. Left issue surviving, 1 son and 2 daughters (Charles, Eliza and Ann)

6.   Charles WALTER of Henhurst Farm of this Parish died 3 June 1883 aged 76 years. Leaving a widow, 2 sons and 3 daughters. Sally Emily wife of above died 6 July 1896 aged 88 years. William eldest son of the above died 25 February 1883 aged 50 years. Charles eldest son of the above William Walter died 22 February 1884 aged 24 years and is interred in Brenzett cemetery

7.   Joseph WAGHORN of this parish died 9 April 1866 aged 64 years. Ann his wife died 17 November 1879 aged 69 years

8.   Elizabeth CARROWAY died 29 March 1837 aged 56 years. Jesse son of James Carroway of Chatham died 26 September 1832 aged 22 years. James Buss died 14 July 1850 aged 64 years. Martha Buss wife of the above died 18 September 1851 aged 62 years.

9.   Old altar. No visible inscription. c.1700

10.    Jacob DOBELL died 18 December 1832 aged 75 years. Sarah Dobell wife of the above died 8 November 1837 aged 79 years

11.   (Coped) John PENKIVIL, surgeon of Staplehurst Parish born 23 October 1803 died 29 June 1864. His wife Frances Penkivil born 27 May 1815 died 28 August 1888. Edward and Henry sons born 21 October 1852 died 21 May 1853

12. (Top part all gone) …is wife died December … aged 80 years
Footstone H.C. 1805 G.C. 1788

13. (An enclosure containing a cross) John SPONG died 10 June 1848 aged 55 years. Mary Spong died 1 November 1855 aged 63 years. Erected by their only child John. John Spong died 30 April 1897

14. Elizabeth SPONG daughter of Ann Spong of this parish widow died 22 October 1746 aged 23 years. (on back) Martha Spong died 23 March 1872 aged 71 years

15. (Altar). Top William SPONG of Maplehurst in this parish who after a life of 48 years … the .. day of November 180(?5) Also of Ann relict of the aforesaid William Spong who died 29 January 1841 in her 80th year. (North side) John SPONG of ye parish son of Stephen and Ann Spong died 13 June 1755 aged 43 years. (East end) Mary Spong spinster died 28 April 1774 aged 64 years. (South side) Anna relict of Stephen Spong of Chart next Sutton died February ye 23 1756 aged 74 years. Left issue William, Mary and Ann (West end) Anna Spong died 14 February 1762 aged 40 years

16. Daniel SPONG died 18 May 1874 aged 71 years. Thomas Spong, brother of the above died 17 February 1877 aged 80 years

17. Elizabeth wife of Edward SIMMONS late of Iden in this parish died 10 December 1875 aged 77 years. Also Edward Simmons died 12 August 1877 in his 81st year. Also of the deceased children of the above Henry James died 21 January 1839 aged 5 years. Elizabeth died 7 July 1842 aged 22 years. Sally-Day died 7 April 1843 aged 20 years. Agnes died 17 January 1854 aged 23 years.
Edward Thomas died 12 April 1856 aged 31 years. Mary Ann died 14 July 1856 aged 35 years. Eliza died 10 October 1856 aged 28 years. John died 16 April 1864 aged 32 years. Caroline died 19 August 1869 aged 29 years. Left issue 3 sons and 2 daughters. William, Matilda, Nicholas Jane and Stephen.

18. John MERRALL of this parish died October 10 1803 aged 76 years. Elizabeth wife of the above John Merrall died May 13 1803 aged 56 years

19. Edward MERRALL of this parish died 26 January 1768 aged 78 years. Mary his wife died December 28 1770 aged 84 years. Left issue 3 sons, Richard Edward & John.

20. RENC ARY the for … ..?? RENOLDS ?? the .ate wife of Jeremiah ?UL … who died ?? December 1813 aged 3(or 5) years

21. Harriett wife of Abram KITE of this parish died 16 September 1857 aged 39 years

22. Mary Douglas wife of Daniel KITE died 10 February 1887 aged 58 years

23. Hannah Reeves wife of Reuben KITE died 29 January 1900 aged 58 years. Also Miss Ann COLLISON sister of the above died 27 May 1906 aged 67 years. Also Reuben Kite died 29 November 1909 aged 75 years (above 3 last are in a curb)

24. Small cross D.F.R. (no date)

25. Thomas BROOKE of this parish died 14 March 1779 aged 73 years

26. Thomas BAYLY died 19 October 1794 aged 81 years. Left issue by Susanna his wife 3 sons and one daughter. Samuel, Thomas, John and Sarah. Susanna his wife died 29 September 1796 aged 71 years.

27. Thomas son of Thomas and Susanna BAYLEY died 26 July 1805 aged 54 years

28. To the memory of an affectionate parent William GOBLE farmer, late of Benenden died 23 May 1825 aged 68 years

29. Eliza daughter of William and Elizabeth RANDALL, late licensed victualler of this parish died 2 February 1853 aged 10 years

30. George MITCHELL of this parish yeoman died 24 October 1758 aged 74 years. Jane his wife died November 9 1729 aged 46 years. Left issue 7 children Elizer, George, Jane, Sarah, Rebekah, Charles and Mary

31. Mary wife of Charles MITCHELL, victualler of this parish died 24 April 1771 aged 45 years. Left issue 3 children Charles, George and Mary. Also the said Charles Mitchell died 27 April 1774 aged 52 years.

32. Charles MICHELL of this parish died 23 June 1793 aged 69 years. Sarah his wife died February 14 1800 aged 4(?4) years. Left issue 8 children, viz: Charles, George, Richard, Michael, John, Sarah, Mary and Harriot. Also Charles their son who died 26 December 1790 aged 2(?1) years.

33. William GEORGE died 7 April 1846 aged 70 years. Mary his wife died 15 March 1823 aged 46 years. Mary 2nd wife of the above died 2 February 1878 aged 79 years. Also their daughters Caroline, wife of Lewis HAYSMER died 14 May 1866 aged 37 years and Emily, wife of Edward FARMER died 15 November 1864 aged 32 years (a new stone)

34. Thomas SMITH of this parish died … 1804 aged (?6-) years. Left issue by Mary his wife …… and two daughters Thomas, Sarah and M……. Also Sarah ….. daughter ……….. ….. years. Also Mary wife of William George died March 1823 aged … Left issue 2 daughters Harriott and Elizabeth Mary. Also the said William George died 7 April 1846 aged 70 years.

35. Samuel BAYLEY died 17 March 1709/10 aged 63 years. Also Ann WAKELING late wife of Jacob Wakeling of Smarden, formerly wife of Samuel BAYLY of this parish. She died August 31 1776 in her 72nd year. Left issue 2 sons and one daughter, viz: John, Richard and Ann.

36. Samuel BAYLY died 26 February 1746 aged 63 years. Elizabeth his wife died 26 June 1764 aged 78 years. Left issue 3 sons, Samuel, Thomas and Richard.

37. Sarah wife of Richard BAYLY of this parish died December 22 1780 aged 57 years. Left issue 2 sons and 2 daughters John, Richard, Elizabeth and Sarah
Also Richard Bayly of this parish died 12 April 1795 aged 79 years.

38. John son of Richard and Sarah BAYLY of this parish died 18 February 1779 aged 32 years.

39. Elizabeth, daughter of Richard and Sarah BAYLY died 7 April 1787 aged 39 years.

40. Elizabeth wife of Richard BAYLY died 11 May 1810 aged 60 years. Also the son Richard Bayly died 3 July 1813 aged 3 years. Richard Bayly died January 7 1815 aged 64 years. The survivors are 3 daughters, Sarah, Elizabeth and Mildred.

41. Thomas WALLER of Marden died 21 November 1792 aged 73 years. Left issue 3 sons and 4 daughters, Thomas, Charles, John, Rebecca, Rosamond, Mary and Elizabeth. Also Rebecca his wife died January 12 1798 aged 79 years.

42. John WALLER of Marden died January 29 1814 aged 64 years.

43. Mary WALLER late of Marden died 25 March 1824 aged 66 years.

44. Charles SHOEBRIDGE late of South Street, Grosvenor Square died 3 August 1858 aged 38 years.

45. David RICHERSON son of Thomas and Susanna Richerson died August 15 1810 in his 28th year.

46. Our dear mother Elizabeth WEBB died 28 January 1913 aged 83 years.

47. (Altar). North side. Edward SIMMONS late of this parish died November 8 1735 aged 52 years. Ann his wife died July 20 1768 aged 73 years. Left issue 3 sons Thomas, Edward and John. (No other inscription).

48. Edward SIMMONS of this parish died February 11 1796 aged 79 years. Sarah his wife died 14 May 1774 aged 61 years. Left issue 5 sons and 2 daughters, Thomas, Edward, John, James, Henry, Sarah and Elizabeth. Also Ann their daughter died in her infancy. Also Thomas their son died December 1791 aged 42 years.

49. An old sunk altar tomb on west end Here lyeth the body of James BRIDGELAND late deceased son of Peter Bridgel… who d … 2 … …. 161*8 ….
under grass (`17 cent) and decayed. * broken but looks like 1

50. (Altar). Top …. … departed the remains of Grace (?) WILLIAMS widow of Michael (?) Williams of … // Nanl .. and (?sister of) Dr TAYLOR, Rector of ?this parish. She died … day of April ..178(?5)

51. Mrs Anne CHILDREN widow of Mr John Children of Hedcorne died 3 February 1789 aged 71 years.

52. Thomas STEDMAN of this parish died 5 November 1856 aged 61 years. Rose his wife died 29 March 1885 aged 88 years.

53. Joseph UNDERHILL of this parish died January ?5 ?1808(?) aged 60 years.
Also Charles his son who died in his infancy. Left surviving .. sons and .. daughters Thomas, Joseph, John, James, Stephen, Daniel, Rebecca and Sarah
Footstone J.U. 1808.

54. (Flat). Our dear Mother Elizabeth CARR died 15 June 1916.

55. (Low coped cross). Mary Ann GREEN wife of the late Richard Green of Black Heath, Worcestershire died October 2 1908 aged 67 years.

56. Mary wife of James MORRIS late of Horsebridge Sussex and many years a resident of this parish died 15 May 1886 aged 75 years. Also James Morris died at Blindley Heath, South Godstone, Surrey 27 February 1905 aged 98 years. Also of their 3 sons who lie here James, Richard and George.

57. Ann wife of George BERGE died 30 April 1872 in her 31st year. Also his infant daughter who died 1 May 1872 aged 5 days. The above being the only daughter of James and Mary MORRIS of this parish.

58. (a) James MORRIS 3 footstones [b] R.M. [c] C.M.

59. John WALKER of this parish died 17 August 1835 aged 69 years. Jane his wife died 17 June 1846 aged 85 years. Also John and Ann, children of the above who died in infancy. Left surviving 4 daughters Rose, Elizabeth, Ann and Jane. Also John Walker, grandson of the above who died 29 October 1840 aged 18 years.

60. John SIMMONS of this parish died 24 May 1787 aged 87 years. Also Martha Simmons wife of John Simmons …. aged 87 years.

61. Stephen BROMLEY, farmer formerly of this parish died 11 October 1820 aged 45 years. Also Winifred his wife died 25 December 1837 aged 54 years. They had issue 9 children, 5 sons and 4 daughters also Samuel who died in his infancy. Martha died April 1821 aged 18 years. John died July 1826 aged 26 years. Stephen died October 1826 aged 17 years. Thomas died June 1828 aged 15 years. Samuel died September 1838 aged 33 years. Winifred the wife of Henry Seymour and daughter of the above died in London 4 April 1864 aged 61 years.

62. George, youngest son of Humphrey THOMAS born 19 June 1810 died 13 April 1869 leaving a widow and 3 sons George, Charles and Edwin.

63. (Leaning forward) Humphrey THOMAS of this parish died 8 September 1854 aged 89 years. Mary his wife died February 15 1837 aged 71 years. They had issue 6 sons and 3 daughters Thomas, Sarah, Catherine, Elizabeth, Obert, Humphrey, Edward, John and George.

64. Martha WILES died May 12 1897.

65. Elizabeth wife of William MACKENDER and daughter of John AUSTEN of Northiam in Sussex died 24 February 1745 aged 34 years.

66. Richard MALYAN died 11 January 1823 aged 26 years.

67. Robert son of Humphrey and Sarah THOMAS of this parish died 20 July 1836
aged 83 years. Sarah their daughter and wife of Reuben ROBINSON died 5 October 1840 aged 85 years.

68. Humphrey THOMAS of this parish died 30 March 1791 aged 78 years. Left issue 2 sons and 3 daughters Catherine, Robert, Sarah, Constance and Humphrey. Also Sarah his wife died 19 January 1809 aged 8(?3).

69. Thomas WATTS of Chart next Sutton died 22 September 1828 aged 47 years. Elizabeth his wife died 2 January 1857 aged 73 years. Susanna and Edward, children of the above, died in infancy. Left surviving 9 children, Thomas, Mary Elizabeth, Sarah, William John, Edward, James, Charles and George.

70. John FURBY of this parish, yeoman died September ye 22 1742 aged 71 years. Ann his wife died November ye 1st 1738 in her 77th year.

71. Susanna wife of Thomas WATTS of this parish died 12 July 1820 aged 68 years Left surviving 2 sons and 2 daughters, Ann, Thomas, William and Mary.

72. John and Mary Ann, infant children of John and Eliza COUCHMAN of this parish (no dates)

73. Eliza, wife of John COUCHMAN died 7 March 1898 aged 80 years. John Couchman of this parish died 10 April 1903 aged 87 years.

74. Samuel COUCHMAN of this parish died 31 August 1859 in his 85th year. Hannah his wife died 20 April 1856 in her 73rd year. Samuel, son of the above died 17 February 1836 in his 27th year. Left surviving one son and 2 daughters, John, Sarah Ann and Mary.

75. William OLCAFE, son of William Olcafe of Staple and Ann his wife who died October 25 1694 aged 11 years. Also buried Elizabole aged (?2) years and Ann aged 5 years (4 lines ?verse) ? name Olcase or Olcafe.

76. … M ….. BROOK… / t …..s ….e Brook …/.. of the …../ ….. / ….. /… ed … / … aged 48 … /… issue … /… AN .N… BRON…….

77. Thomas BROOK of this parish died 7 May 1810 aged 46 years. Ann Brook, wife of the above died 9 February 1833 aged 63 years. Left issue 3 sons and 3 daughters, Ann, Samuel Thomas, Sarah, Mary and William.

78. Mary BROOK daughter of Thomas and Ann Brook of this parish died 8 June 1810 aged 1 year 11 months. William Brook their son died 30 June 1811 aged 9 months.

79. (Broken) William (broken) LEAFFE late of this parish (broken) ROCER, who died August ye 6 1702 in ye 61st year. Left issue 2 daughters, Mary and Elizabeth. (?Oleaffe)

80. Mary wife of Thomas LEDGER of his parish died August 29 1761 aged 5(?1). Left issue one daughter, Sarah Thomas Ledger died 26 October 1768 aged 66 years.

81. Albert H. PENFOLD died 9 March 1918 aged 54 years. In memory of my dear father.

82. Eliza wife of George BROWN, shipwright belonging to His Majesty’s Yard at Sheerness who died May 25 1764 aged (?5)6. Left issue one daughter, Elizabeth.

83. Thomas LAMBERT of this parish died January 13 1819 aged 69 years. Elizabeth his wife died 9 June 1833 aged 81 years. Elizabeth their daughter died 14 August 1801 aged 19 years. Thomas their son died 16 March 1819 aged 31 years. Also three of their children died in infancy.

84. Sun dial (No name)

85. E.P. no date (?1860) small cross

86. NERE UNTO /..HS PLACE lieth /.uried the /.odies of John /..N BUTCHER /… THURE /….. ere
(Early ?1680 or 80 ? name or probably trade but see 94 or 98. It may be John and Anna Butcher)

87. John DIAMOND of this parish died 20 December 1742 aged 66 years. Ann his wife died 10 November 1775 aged 85 years.

88. (Small cross). Edith LARGE died 12 January 1892 aged 6 years.

89. John CHAMBERS late of Headcorn but formerly of this parish died October 4 1813 aged 85 years. Sarah his wife died December 1(?9) 1793 aged 59 years.

90. Albert son of Maria APPS of this parish died 5 August 1849 aged 6 years 3 months. The above Maria Apps died 23 January 1874 aged 69 years.

91. Charles FIELD died 8 February 1851 aged 66 years. Mary his wife died 30 July 1870 aged 73 years.

92. William HAMILTON died 30 June 1898 aged 61 years.

92a. All Saints Church Yew tree. V.R. June 29 1887 Planted by W & L HOARE

93. Attau LANSFIELD of Wil…borough in this county. He departed this life August 16 1733 aged 19 years and 9 months. (? Attaway but is a U not W).

94. John BUTCHER died 16 December 1826 aged 88 years. Elizabeth his wife died May .. 1799 aged 47 years. Thomas Butcher son of the above died 1 September 1792 aged 14 years.

95. James AVERY died 31 August 1815 aged 47 years. Left surviving one son John LOADSMAN. Also John Loadsman died 25 September 1816 aged 20 years. Elizabeth wife of James Avery died 12 April 1830 aged 56 years.

96. Thomas PILE and Mary his wife late of this parish. He died 20 July 1805 aged 67 years. She died 25 February 1812 aged 79 years leaving one son and 5 daughters.

97. (Altar) N. side /… dy ………. /OLF wife …. alo ……./CO.T Who departed this life November /…………. v …………………… /
(all perished. Name might be Cole).

98. (Altar) ……Daughter /of …….cis BUTCHER /Lye ….. ar to this stone / who departed this life /..12 16(?55) aged 18 years/…. For the Resur
(Left side much gone). On west end: The body of Thomas LAMBE geny who departed this life May 7 1658. Lyeth here sleeping in Jesus. Till a better resurrechon. Aged 58 years.

99. Hannah, daughter of William and Hannah THWAITES of Dartford died 14 September 1841 aged 18 years.William son of the above William and Hannah died October 8 1858 aged 32 years.

100. (Altar). North side. Here lyeth the …. of Thomas USBORN son of Thomas Usbsorne … departed this life the 19th of May 1… in the 61st yeare of his age. Here …. body of Thomas Usborne son to Thomas …..n the younger and grandson of Thomas Usborne the elder who died ye 2 ……. in the 21st yeare of his age. (on west end) ….. intered ye body of Thomas Usborn ye elder who departed this life 3 of October 1666 in the 86th yeare of his age.

101. Mrs Sarah JENNINGS wife of Mr John Jennings of Frittenden died 19 July 1837 aged 74 years. Also of the above John Jennings who died 23 October 1844 aged 76 years. Mrs Milicient Medhurst their daughter, wife of Mr Charles Medhurst of Dartford died 20 August 1837 aged 34 years.

102. Here / lyeth / In …../ …..SOM …../ A …. TWR ….. / (gone) / R …. ISH /……. / ANN I IS wh…. / departed this life / ye 11 day of …. / ..ber ano dom / 16(?6)-. / Waiting for the / Resurrechon / aged 28 years.

103. H …… d ye / b….(?T)ho LAMBE / (?son) … of Tho / and Mary Lambe / of A … hurst who / dyed … May ye 17 / 1-97 / aged 37 years
(? Aydhurst. 1st letter looks like part of A but might be H. ?1697 but 2nd figure is not like 6, but is a very early stone)

104. Thomas HODGSON late of this parish. Officer of the Excise.
(no date but mid 18th century).

105. Thomas BARTEN of this parish late of Bethersden died June the (?8) 176(?1) aged 62 years. Anne his wife died ye 17 August 1744 aged 44 years. Left issue 3 daughters, Elizabeth, Susan and Ann.

106. Thomas BARTON of this parish died June 21 1762 aged 20 years. Elizabeth his wife died September 23 1762 aged 22 years.

107. (Altar). Susanna wife of Edward BARTEN of this parish died December 11 1764 aged 22 years. Left issue one son and one daughter, Thomas and Susannah.

108. Sarah wife of Richard SAMSON of this parish died 17 May 1794 in her 51st year. Richard Samson died 19 January 1820 aged 76 years. Sarah 2nd wife of the above died 17 April 1836 aged 80 years. She left issue 3 sons and 2 daughters, Richard, John, William, Elizabeth and Sarah. Also Elizabeth wife of John Barton, late of Ulcomb, and daughter of the above Richard and Sarah Samson died 15 March 1796 in her 20th year. Also Sarah their daughter who died 16 November 1796 in her 16th year.

109. Stephen SAMSON of this parish died 23 April 1875 aged 76 years, leaving a widow, 4 sons and 3 daughters, Stephen, Richard, John, William, Sarah, Elizabeth and Harriett. Also Amelia widow of the above died 22 October 1879 aged 75 years.

110. William MERRALL wheelwright of Boxley died 12 June 1815 aged 35 years. Left a widow and 10 children.

111. Edward BARTON of this parish, yeoman died 22 December 1792 aged 56 years. Left issue 3 sons Edward, John and William.

112 William WICKINGS died 9 September 1846 aged 82 years. Elizabeth wife of William Wickings of this parish died 20 June 1830 aged 64 years. Left issue 1 son and 2 daughters, William Elizabeth and Martha.

113. (Coped in low rail). Julia wife of James M. BENNETT died 27 December 1876 aged 30 years. James Mace Bennett, husband of Anne Bennett died 30 March 1882 aged 36 years.

114. (Altar). South side. Here lies interred ye body of Mr Joseph USBORNE Minister of ye Gospel who departed this life December 28 1714 aged 85 years. (on West end) …. Remo …. / of Joseph and …. bo ….. / departed this ….0th of …… / 1750 in ye 86th year of her …. (North side) Also ye body of his dearly loving wife Mrs Grace Usborne who departed this life February ye 16 1712 in ye 81st year of her age.

115. Entirely perished. c.1790.

116. Small cross. F.C. no date

117. Samuel FRENCH gent who died August 20 anno dom 1692 aged 64 years.

118. Ellen Anne and Mary Jane children of Henry W and Mary Jane JOY of this parish. Ellen Anne died 12 May 1844 aged 1 year 10 months. Mary Jane died 17 May 1844 aged 6 months.

119. (Small cross). E. NORRIS. (no date. Modern c.1870).

120. (Coped). Philpot WOOD Esqre. died 17 August 1890 aged 89 years. Ann Elizabeth Wood died 18 August 1906 aged 89 years.

121. (Coped). Sarah WOOD died 21 May 1886 aged 65 years. Alfred S. Wood Esqre. died 7 May 1900 aged 76 years.

122. Titus SPICER of this parish died 19 January 1829 aged 77 years. Margaret his wife died 19 May 1829 aged 84 years. Left issue surviving 3 sons and 1 daughter, Titus, William Stephen and Sarah.

123. Robert WILLSHER died 2 February 1761 aged 28 years. Left issue 1 son and 1 daughter, John and Marh.

124. Robert WILLSHER of this parish died October .. 1793 aged 69 years. Also Elizabeth his wife died September 17 179- aged 62 years. Left issue surviving one son and one daughter, John and Elizabeth.

125. John WILLSHER died 22 October 1833 aged 70 years. Also Sarah his wife died April 29 1833 aged 60 years. Two children Sarah and John died in infancy.

126. (Top all gone) Also Jane (?) … / ……… 1…. / aged 85 years.

127. William SMITH of Pagehurst in this parish died 19 October 1808 aged 33 years.

128. Alice wife of James STONE of Sheerness died 4 February 1784 aged 27 years.

129. (Small cross). Martha HARRIS

130. (Small cross). Thomas HARRIS (No date to either. Modern c.1870).

131. (Cross). Henry Capel Thomas HUMBER died 9 May 1860 aged 29 years.

132. William SMITH late of Newstead Farm in this parish died 24 May 1874 aged 77 years. Louisa-Maria his wife relict of the late Thomas WOODGATE of Pluckley died 22 December 1857 aged 59 years. Edward-Davis son of the above William and Louisa Maria Smith died 11 March 1833 aged 5 months.

133. Anne WOODGATE late of Newstead Farm in this parish died 20 February 1877 aged 56 years. Louisa Maria Woodgate died 6 November 1879 aged 56 years.

134. (Altar). Against South aisle. Edward USBORNE Esq. died 13 November 1765 aged 60 years. Also Mary his wife died 19 November 1786 aged 76 years. This tomb was repared by his nephew Usborne 181(?0). Arms

135. (Altar). South side. Mrs Elizabeth USBORNE late of Loddenden in this parish daughter of John and Mary Usborne dued 22 January 1839 in her 95th year.

136. (Low tomb). Ann widow of Edward USBORNE Esq. late of Loddenden died April 30 1825 aged 82 years.

137. (Flat stone). Mrs Mary USBORNE wife of Mr John Usborne late of Maidstone gent died June 17 17(?80) aged 67 years. Also Mr John Usborne died (?19) December 1796 aged ?86 years. Left issue Chambers, Edward and Elizabeth. Chambers Usborne Esq. son of the above died 8 June 1826 aged 72 years. Mary his wife died 14 June 1826 aged 68 years.

138. (Low tomb). Thomas Starling USBORNE died January 5 1903 aged 69 years. Also of Elizabeth Sarah wife of the above (no date).

139. Mrs Kitty DOWNING died 12 August 1845 aged 78 years. Maria Downing died at Loddenden, Staplehurst 17 August 1868 aged 75 years.

140. (Slip, west of south porch). Mary CHRISMAS died 20 September 1818 aged 88 years.

141. Mary TRYMMER died 29 January 1837 aged 84 years.Elizabeth Righton Trymmer sister to the above died 4 May 1839 aged 71 years. (Near) Mary VINES died 15 January 1814 aged 85 years, a faithful servant to the above and family for 62 years.

142. Henry FULLER late of Lingsted in this county died ye 13 March 1739/40 aged 50 years.

143. Mrs Rebecca GUMMER died 28 May 1846 aged 76 years. Mr William BUCKHURST died 18 May 1853 aged 64 years.

NORTHERN YARD
144. Thomas CRADDUCK died 30 November 1899 aged 71 years. Mary his wife died 2 February 1881 aged 49 years. Jane daughter of the above died 16 August 1893 aged 33 years.

145. (A curb. No inscription).

146. Ann wife of Thomas CROWNS died 1 December 1881 aged 65 years. Thomas Crowns died 14 August 1900 aged 92 years.

147. (Wooden cross. No inscription).

148. Samuel WIMBLE died 25 February 1884 aged 73 years.

149. William USHERWOOD of this parish died 8 October 1874 aged 52 years. George his son died 2 August 1884 aged 28 years. Henry, grandson of the above William Usherwood died 20 February 1880 aged 6 months.

150. George CRADDOCK died 23 July 1889 aged 67 years leaving a widow, 2 sons and 6 daughters. Frances wife of the above died 11 June 1892 aged 65 years.

151. Alice Kate HAFFENDEN R.M. S.M. (No dates, c.1870).

152. Stephen BENNETT died October 8 1828 aged 73 years.

153. Ellen Jane HINKLEY died 3 November 1885 aged 31 years. Harriet Elizabeth Hinkley died 5 February 1886 aged 27 years.

154. Edward HINKLEY died 25 February 1877 aged 56 years. Harriet his wife died 16 April 1862 aged ?41 years. Mary Jane aged 3 years. Edward 1 year, children of the above. Also Sarah Hinkley, mother of the above died 26 October 1877 aged 93 years.

155. (A pillar stone). In memory of Kathrine / …..INE / due …. ch 8th / …… / aged ….. years

156. William WOOD died 20 January 1882 aged 60 years and E. Wood and M.A. Wood and M.B. Wood

157. Wooden cross. No inscription.

158. Robert WEBB of this parish died 2 May 1876 aged 69 years. Charity his wife died 8 January 1884 aged 74 years. Charles son of the above died 23 July 1867 aged 32 years. Mary Sisley daughter of the above died 22 June 1861 aged 22 years. Also 10 grandchildren who died in infancy.

159. Ruth wife of Iden GOLDSMITH of this parish died 20 July 1890 aged 59 years. Also Iden Goldsmith died 14 May 1905 aged 70 years.

160. Frances Elizabeth wife of Arthur ROBERTS died 26 January 1908 aged 29 years.

161. Matilda ORPIN 2nd wife of Robert Orpin died 14 June 1896 aged 39 years leaving 1 son Charles E. Orpin.

162. Harriet wife of Robert ORPIN died 8 October 1892 aged 40 years leaving 5 sons and 6 daughters. Also Pullen P. Orpin son of the above died 13 October 1896 aged 15 years.

163. Emily wife of Edward FARMER died 29 November 1864 aged 32 years. Edward son of the above aged 6 months.

164. Jesse BEECHING of this parish died 28 August 1868 aged 62 years. Ann his wife died 11 May 1884 aged 78 years. Also the deceased children of the above, Eliza Ann died 10 July 1850 aged 4 years. Charles died 5 December 1855 aged 15 years. George died 27 April 1862 aged 24 years. Joseph died 4 April 1868 aged 19 years. Elizabeth died 13 February 1870 aged 34 years.

165. Ellen Mary daughter of Robert and Jane FARMER of this parish died 8 August 1883 aged 10 years. Ada daughter of Edwin and Mary Farmer died 14 April 1896 aged 6 years.

166. (An old stone face gone)

167. The children of William and Mary Ann BEECHING of this parish. Mary Ann died 6 October 1871 aged 4 weeks. William Thomas died 24 May 1876 aged 1 year 7 months. Vernon James died 31 October 1881 aged 5 years 7 months. Bertie died 13 August 1885 aged 2 days.

168. (Altar).Top. Sarah wife of John CRUMP. (very faint) Sarah Crump the wife of John Crump died May 1(?5) 1817? aged 82 years.

169. Janne CRUMPE the wife of James Crumpe the elder who deceased the 26 day of March in the yeare 1650 being aged (?65).

170. Here lieth enterred the bodyes of Richard CRUMPE and Janne Crumpe ye sonn and daughter of James Crumpe ye younger and Frances his wife. The said Richard was aged 44 weeks and deceased ye 28th of December 1653 and Janne Crumpe was aged 6 yeares and a halfe and deceased 21 March 1655.

171. (gone) ..MP of this par…. / …cember the 3rd 18.. / aged (?77). / … wife of Thomas CRUMP / …sh who died June the 21 …. / (gone).

172. Hear lieth enterred the body of James CRUMPE the elder who deceased the (?3) day of Aprill in the yeare 1656 being aged 68 yeares.

173. Charles COUCHMAN died 16 January 1913 aged 49 years. Harriett his wife died 9 September 1894 aged 29 years.

174. (Old altar) South side. / Here lyeth buried the body … / … STAPLE wife of Robert St…. / …. Hucking, mother to the / w…….. Lo[v] who / dyed the 29 …………. (West end). / Here lyeth buried the b… / of John LOVE senior ye fa…. / of John Love who depart.. / this life the 19 of Septem… / 1688 aged 77 years.
(Parish register. Silvester wife of Robert Staple of Hucking buried 29 October 1683.

175. (Altar). South side. Here lyeth interred the body of James LOVE son of John Love the elder who departed this life the 27th day of March 1680 in the 24th year of his age. (West end). Here lyeth interred the body of John Love ye son of John Love the younger who departed this life the 15th day of October 1683 in the 6th year of his age. (North). Here lyeth interred the body of Mildred the wife of John Love the elder who departed this life the 16th day of September 1679 aged about 54 years.

176. Sarah TILLMON died 29 April 1873 aged 39 years. Alice Rachel, daughter of the above died October 1874 aged 3 years.

177. Thomas ROBERTS died 4 July 1898 aged 39 years.

178. Ann, widow of the aforesaid Staple LOVE of this parish who died 17 February 1787 aged 81 years.

179. Staple LOVE died 30 March 1741 aged 46 years. Elizabeth, wife of Staple Love died 13 September 1728 in ye 26th year. Left issue 3 children, Robert, Thomas and Mary. Mary their daughter died January 1725.

180. Silas JURY died 8 January 1892 aged 67 years. Emily his wife died 27 December 1890 aged 65 years.

181. William CHITTENDEN of this parish died 12 August 1872 aged 72 years. Sarah his wife died 13 March 1881 aged 81 years. William, eldest son of the above died in London 17 April 1877 aged 51 years.

182. John, 2nd son of William and Sarah CHITTENDEN of this parish died 10 August 1870 aged 43 years leaving a widow and 4 chidlren, viz: John Henry Alice Mary, Emma Susan and Marian.

183. Alfred CHITTENDEN died 30 August 1879 aged 45 years. Emily Chittenden his wife died 23 March 1920 aged 85 years.

184. (Gone) late of ….. / departed this life 28 March 17—(?7 or 36) aged 65 years.

185. Mary Ann WIMBLE died 14 May 1911 aged 58 years. Jonathan Wimble died 17 December 1919 aged 70 years.

186. Thomas CHITTENDEN died 1 November 1845 aged 65 years. Anne his 3rd wife died 21 November 1834 aged 51 years. Near are William and Elizabeth Chittenden, parents of the above Thomas Chittenden.

187. John SELVES of this parish died 6 December 1827 aged 36 years. Leaving Catharine his wife and 3 children, Eleanor, John and Sarah.

188. George ADAMS died 10 October 1913 aged 76 years.

189. (By chancel wall). In m….. of …as WARD (?) of this parish died November 18- aged 82 years. Issue 3 sons and 4 daughters viz: John, Thomas ….. (gone).

190. Here lieth the body O F IAM / esluei ….. o / …………..o / ………….1659 / ….abeth / Dav / ……. of ames / Luen.

191. Charles FOWLE died 29 November 1898 in his 73rd year. Ann his wife died 17 December 1908 in her 79th year.

192. John BARNES of this parish died 12 January 1885 aged 73 years. Harriett his wife died 19 March 1869 aged 57 years. Alfred, son of the above died 23 April 1850 aged 17 years.

193. Thomas Collins RICHARDS of this parish died 26 November 1883 aged 57 years. Catherine his wife died 26 June 1889 aged 60 years.

194. William COUCHMAN died 4 March 1914 aged 79 years. Mary his wife died 24 April 1911 aged 78 years.

195. Sarah wife of John MANWARING of this parish died 17 December 1787 aged 53 years. Left issue 4 sons and 2 daughters, John, Thomas, William, Stephen, Sarah and Susanna. Also the above John Manwaring of this parish died 23 April 1793 aged 68 years.

196. Susanna LEDGER, late of Headcorn died December 17 1794 aged 80 years. Left issue 2 sons and .-. daughters, John, Stephen, Mary and Lydia.

197. (Cross). Eliza Esther RUSSELL died 2 October 1904 (no age).

198. Mrs Martha COURT died 18 December 1899 (no age).

199. John RUSSELL, son of George and Mary Russell died 22 April 1885 aged 39 years.

200. Edwin, 7th son of George and Mary RUSSELL died 19 September 1881 aged 31 years.

201. Arthur, youngest son of George and Mary RUSSELL of this parish died 31 July 1869 aged 17 years. Mary Ann their daughter died 12 March 1878 aged 37 years.

202. Mary, wife of George RUSSELL of this parish died 8 April 1859 aged 48 years. The above George Russell died 30 January 1878 aged 71 years, leaving 8 sons and 5 daughters, Martha, Amelia, George, Mary Ann, Alfred, Thomas, John, William, Walter, Edwin, Arthur, Clara-Elizabeth and Eliza-Esther.

203. Eliza, wife of Edward SMART died 1 February 1867 in her 44th year.

204. Sarah, wife of Edward CLARKE of this parish died 25 September 1817 aged 65 years. Left surviving one daughter, Fanny.

205. George SISLEY died 21 October 1891 aged 56 years. Mary Ann his wife died 8 December 1907 aged 67 years.

206. Eastern Portion (Cross). Harriet OTTAWAY died 19 July 1843.

207. Thomas Beaumont HUDSON, gent died at Staplehurst 11 October 1866 aged 85 years. Elizabeth, widow of the above died at Stoke Newington, Middlesex 7 November 1877 aged 85 years. Interred at Highgate Cemetery.

208. (Cross) Charlotte Elizabeth GLOVER died 15 August 1868.

209. (Cross, head) Henry HOARE who gave himself continually to the work of promoting that unity for which his Lord prayed "That they all may be one". Died 16 April 1866 aged 58 years. Mary his wife, 3rd daughter of Charles, 2nd Earl of Romney died 23 February 1871 aged 59 years.

210. (Cross) Cecilia Elizabeth HOARE aged 23 years died March 20 1863.

211. (Cross) Marianne STAMMERS beloved nurse for 79 years in the family of Mr and Lady Mary Hoare, born 4 October 1821, died 30 March 1917.

212. Archibald Fitch BROOKER died 30 March 1896 aged 12 months. Ivy May Brooker died 24 February 1900 aged 7 months.

213. William BARNES, late of Maplehurst, Staplehurst born 20 January 1826, died 3 February 1906, leaving 5 sons and 5 daughters.

214. Henry BARNES of Exhurst, Staplehurst, 3rd son of the late William Barnes of Maplehurst, died 11 May 1886 aged 55 years, leaving a widow, one daughter and 4 sons. Jane Barnes his wife died 13 March 1909 aged 73 years.

215. (Cross) John Anthony KEYS, I.N. died 24 November 1895 aged 79 years.

216. (Cross) William DAMANT died 4 November 1896 aged 58 years.

217. (Large old altar). South side Also he body of Anne VINEY wife of Thomas Viney. She died April 27 1737 aged 59 years. East end. To the memory of Thomas B….. son of I.Chd and Ann B….. who died …… 1756 aged ….. years. Top. Long inscription of about 21 lines but only a word here and there can be read ………….hopes of / ….. / ….. / …..Buichi (?Burch) / / / Richard ….. died / May ….. 7- years / he …. ho / ….. widow with 4 children, Gho, Richard, James and Ann. North side. Thomas VINEY, butcher died 19 March 1737 in the 65th year. Left issue 2 sons and one daughter, Thomas, William and Ann.

218. Jane, wife of Caleb MANKLELOW died 5 February 1892 aged 52 years.

219. Thomas HOW, late of Maidstone died 26 October 1821 aged 41 years. Mary his wife died 28 November 1809 aged 31 years. Left surviving 3 sons, Thomas, William and John.

220. John KNIGHTLEY, surgeon of this parish died 11 February 1755 aged 91 years.

221. Mrs Sarah PIETERS widow, died 10 November 1852 aged 72 years.

222. Frances, daughter of Thomas DAWSON of Cranbrook died of the Smallpox February ye 12 1758 aged 27 years.

223. James George GARLAND youngest son of the late Nathaniel Garland Esq. of Woodcote Grove, Surrey and Michaelstone Hall, Essex died 3 September 1853 aged 28 years.

224. Louisa BARWELL late of Hornchurch, Essex died 9 May 1872 aged 68 years. A faithful friend of Henry WHITE of this parish, yeoman.

225. Robert VANE died 27 January 1880 aged 68 years. Susanna his wife died 7 November 1878 aged 66 years.

226. James BARTON, tallow chandler, late of Tenterden, son of Richard and Ann Barton of this parish died August 20 1763 aged 23 years.

227. Margaret Isabella, wife of John TOMSETT / died …….aged …. John Tomset / died ……2nd ………….(gone).

228. William TOMSETT died 1 December 1864. Also Mary his wife died 5 October 1861. Mary Tomsett, daughter of the above died 28 June 1856. (No ages).

229. William SPRATT died 1 November 1844 aged 67 years. Lydia his wife died 1 December 1841 aged 66 years. Left surviving 1 son and 3 daughters.

230. John SPRATT of this parish died 28 September 1795 aged 60 years. Mary his wife died 17 September 1777 aged 39 years. Left issue 6 sons and 5 daughters. Also Mary his 2nd wife died February 26 1804 aged 58 years. Left issue one daughter.

231. Robert SPRATT died 26 August 1829 aged 65 years. Elizabeth his wife died 2 August 1842 aged 75 years.

232. John CHEESMAN of this parish died 11 January 1858 aged 57 years.

233. (Cross) Julia OLIVER, wife of William Oliver schoolmaster, born 18 February 1841 died 24 January 1909. The above William Oliver died 20 October 1915 aged 71 years.

234. John REEVES of Chapman Farm in this parish died 18 October 1871 aged 62 years. Left surviving Ann his wife, 4 sons and one daughter. Ann his wife died 19 May 1892 in her 79th year.

235. Elizabeth, wife of John REEVES farmer of this parish died 30 August 1854 aged 74 years. The above John Reeves died 31 March 1862 aged 79 years. Left issue surviving 3 sons and 4 daughters, Sally, Emily, John, Rebecca, Mildred, Henry, Ann and Joseph.

236. Henry REEVES of this parish died 11 November 1867 aged 52 years. Elizabeth, wife of the above died 12 November 1860 aged 50 years. Elizabeth, daughter of the above died 5 October 1862 aged 21 years.

237. (Cross) Ellen Jane REEVES born 21 February 1848 died 17 January 1888. Susannah Ely born 8 December 1846 died 19 October 1906. Matilda L. Reeves died 18 October 1911 aged 59 years.

238. Susannah, wife of John REEVES miller of this parish, died 29 June 1857 aged 33 years, leaving 4 surviving children, one son and 3 daughters. The above John Reeves died 31 March 1878 aged 73 years.

239. John BACKHURST of this parish died 6 April 1763 aged 63 years. Also Ann his wife died 27 September 1768 aged 80 years. Erected by Elizabeth Backhurst their daughter.

240. Mary Ann BIXLEY died 29 November 1897 aged 80 years. William Bixley died 1 April 1903 aged 88 years.

The remaining stones, 238-240 in number are all recent.

SOUTH WESTERN YARD
242. (Cross) Edward Glyndwr HANMER born 10 November 1901 died 17 March 1917 aged 15 years. Alexander John Hanmer M.C. 2nd Lt. Buffs born 10 May 1896, wounded near Pozieres in the battle of the Somme 3 August 1916, died 7 October 1916 aged 20 years. Buried in the cemetery of Saint Sever, Rouen. Sons of John and Constance Catherine Hanmer of Saynden, Staplehurst.

243. George Fearns REYNER, D.D. 16 years Rector of Staplehurst, previously fellow and bursar of St Johns College, Cambridge, born 12 November 1817 died 16 September 1892.

244. Sacred to the memory of my dear sister Fanny Maria SMITH, died 15 July 1917. (No age).

245. Mary Hannah, wife of Robert W- MANNERING died 6 July 1873 aged 60 years. The above Robert W. Mannering died 13 September 1892 aged 94 years.

246. (Curb) Agnes BARLING died 30 June 1907 aged 76 years.

247. (Curb) Laura Agnes STAPLEY died 13 September 1888 aged 21 years. Sydney Stapley died 21 June 1888 aged 17 years.

248. (Curb) William BROOKS died 15 April 1919 aged 82 years.

249. Isaac James GIBSON husband of Sarah Ann Gibson died 5 April 1915 aged 71 years.

250. Wilfred …..ippo, infant son of J.B. & M.A. NEWINGTON born 1 September 1883 died 23 July 1884.

251. (Cross) Bessie, wife of George R. WHITING died 3 March 1919 aged 43 years.

252. 2nd Lieut. Geoffrey Arnold NICHOLSON R.F.C. born 2 July 1896 accidentally killed 19 May 1917 flying at Hounslow aged 20 years.

253. James H…..(HODGES) parish yeoman who died ….00 aged 68 years. Also Ann, wife of the above James Hodges died December 30 1785 aged 51 years. Peter their son died ….. 1798 aged (?9) years. Also Mary died December ………

254. Jane YOUNG died 14 September 1884 aged 74 years. Erected out of respect for her and her husband Erastus Greenwood Young. Also Erastus Greenwood Young died 25 February 1890 aged 80 years.

255. (Part of an old altar tomb) / ….The Body of / …. late wife of / ….. reway of the / …. of ……urst, yeoman. / …. life the 15 / ….ebr …. in the yeare / …… Lord 1657. (?Faireway, see 256. ?Parish of Staplehurst)

255a. Ann, wife of Walter HODGES died March 1764 aged 58 years.

256. (Altar) South side Here lyeth interred ye body of Christopher FAIREWAY who departed this life the twentieth day of January Anno Dom. 1659. North side. Here lyeth intered ye body of Sarah, ?wife of John STEPHENS of this parish who departed this life ye twenty first day of February Anno Dom. 1664.

257. Benjamin FOX of Chatham who died July 24 1795 aged 21 years.

258. Michael FEARON late Hedcorn died 22 August 1893 aged 79 years. He served in the first China War and was present in all engagements, was a member of the Baltic Fleet 1854, served in the Naval Brigade in the Crimea 1855 and 1856. He was also Coxwain of Lifeboats. Decorations 4 medals 2 clasps. Also Eliza Fearon his wife died 11 March 1894 aged 72 years.

259. Edward ARTHUR of Meole Brace, Shropshire died 30 August 1878 aged 39 years. Sophia Jukes his wife died 24 September 1915 aged 83 years.

260. Ann Elizabeth, wife of William ALLINGHAM died 30 July 1881 aged 29 years. Also William Allingham died 4 June 1887 aged 41 years.William, infant son of the above died 7 November 1880 aged 4 months. Annie Elizabeth, infant daughter of the above died 15 September 1881 aged 11 weeks.

261. Elizabeth Jane, wife of Frederick Arthur POPE and niece of the late William Allingham of this parish died 28 September 1896 in her 27th year. (this and 2 last are in one curb).

262. E.W. Stanley JACKSON husband of Rose B. Jackson died 29 December 1919 aged 37 years. Curate of Staplehurst 1915-1919.

263. Edith Mary DANN died 9 December 1896 aged 16 years.

264. William SMITH of Little Wadd in this parish died 7 March 1829 aged 75 years. Hester his wife died 19 June 1845 aged 83 years. left issue Sarah Hannah, Susan Rebecca, William, Mary and Robert. Harriot, wife of Robert Smith died 27 June 1839 aged 28 years.

265. Joseph Monk SMITH for nearly 60 years a resident in this parish born at Burwash in Sussex 28 June 1777 died at Cranbrook 26 September 1862. Also Sarah his wife, born at Staplehurst 16 April 1794, died at Cranbrook 15 November 1869 leaving an only daughter, Sarah, the wife of W. TARBUTT of Cranbrook by whom this stone was erected.

266. (Large old altar). North side …… ED …. / ….. re lyeth … / -HAPMAN his daughter who departed this life August 10 1667. You that on this your eye dost cast /… this day to thee may be thy last / … in love and learne … / ….leve eternall … (12 Chapman's buried from 1632 to 1686 from Parish Register)

267. Mary, wife of John SMITH of Whitstable in this county died 26 April 1791 aged 39 years.

268. Rebecca WILSON died 24 January 1875 aged 69 years. Mary her sister died 24 September 1847 aged 32 years.

269. Stephen, youngest son of Stephen and Rebecca WILSON of this parish died on his 44th birthday 1 July 1889. Rebecca, sister of the above died 26 February 1839 aged 1 year 5 months.

270. John PLAYNE of this parish, victualler died ye 4 November 1745 aged 67 years. Ann his wife died June 1 1741 aged 52 years. Left issue 4 sons and 2 daughters.

271. Iden PLAYNE, son of John and Ann Playne of this parish died 24 April 1744 aged 26 years.

272. John COLLINS, born 23 August 1828 died 16 September 1886. William Collins, brother of the above died in America 6 September 1890.

273. Sarah GEORGE died 4 November 1887 aged 75 years. Elizabeth George her sister died 18 July 1888 aged 77 years.

274. Mary COLLINS of this parish died 4 September 1867 aged 70 years, leaving William and John. Also John GEORGE died 5 Marsh 1870 aged 70 years.

275. George GEORGE of this parish died 17 August 1841 aged 70 years. Milley George his wife died 23 December 1858 aged 85 years. Left issue 1 son and 4 daughters, John, Mary, Sarah, Rebecca and Elizabeth.

276. Benjamin SAMSON of this parish died 30 May 1861 aged 60 years. Rebecca his wife died 16 January 1889 aged 80 years.

277. William WILSON of this parish died 25 April 1892 aged 84 years. Frances his wife died 19 April 1868 aged 62 years. Jane, 2nd wife of the above died 5 April 1887 aged 78 years.

278. John CASTREET of this parish, yeoman died April ye 4 1717 aged 63 years. Thomas Castreet of this parish, brother of ye said John died 1 June 1713 in his 48th year.

279. Sarah WALLIS, wife of John Wallis of Cranbrook died August ye 17 1718 aged 51 years.

280. James Thomas HICKS died 21 January 1921 aged 62 years.

281. Maria COLLISON died 1 February 1918 aged 52 years.

282. William MATHEWS of this parish died 2 March 1804 aged 67 years. Frances Mathews his daughter died 9 November 1782 aged 5 weeks. Ann, wife of William Mathews died 30 November 1819 aged 76 years.

283. Elizabeth WORSELL, widow of the late James Worsell of Folkestone and eldest daughter of the late Stephen WILSON of this parish died 16 January 1895 aged 61 years.

284. Rebecca, wife of Stephen WILSON of this parish died 18 April 1889 aged 78 years. Also Stephen Wilson died 29 April 1894 aged 81 years. Left issue William, Elizabeth Rebecca, Henry, Mary Ann, Stephen, Frances and Jane.

285. Stephen WILSON died 15 January 1858 aged 85 years. Mary his 2nd wife died 17 December 1843 aged 64 years, leaving issue 3 sons and 2 daughters, Rebecca, William, Charles Stephen and Mary. (This and 2 last in one curb).

286. (Cross) Nancy Mary, beloved wife of Capt. Charles G.L. MARRIOTT, Queens Royal West Surrey Regt. and dear daughter of The Rector and Mrs BOURNE, died 16 December 1918.

287. John Collison MOSS died 22 March 1918 aged 57 years.

287a. J. BARDEN 1864 A. Barden 1865.

288. William HEATHFIELD of Cross -at-Hand Farm, Staplehurst died 1 May 1917 aged 21 years.

289. John READ died 17 August 1863 aged 45 years. Susan Read his widow died 1 July 1907 aged 87 years.

290. Ann, wife of Edward LONGWORTH of this parish died 15 February 1850 aged 53 years, leaving issue one son Henry Vilars. Also the above Edward Longworth died 23 October 1855 aged 66 years.

291. Robert WILMOT, gent late of the parish of Cranbrook died 27 January 1811 aged 75 years. Deborah his wife died 20 July 1816 aged 69 years.

292. John WILMOT died 1 September 1787 aged 14 years. Eliza Wilmot died 13 July 1788 aged 4 years.

293. …. the body / .f Robert son of / ..mes WILLS and Mare. / … wife who was / ….ed Febary ye ….(under grass). (Early 18th century. See 296).

294. Esther RICHARDSON C.R. Annie R. (c.1870).

295. James WILLS, junior died 12 February 1712 aged 27 years.

296. James WILLS died 14 January 1720 aged 84 years. Mercy his wife died 28 October 1718 aged 70 years.

297. Edward A…. (?Allen) of New Market, Cambridgeshire died October 1774 aged 29 years.

298. Grace, daughter of Joseph and Sophia VANN died 17 May 1875 aged 2 years 6 months. Rose Mary their daughter died 2 April 1878 aged 2 years 8 months. The above Joseph Vann died 31 December 1892 aged 61 years.

299. Sophia VANN died 1 December 1908 aged 64 years.

300. William TAMKIN of this parish died 9 January 1809 aged 32 years. William their son died June 4 1798 aged 5 weeks. Left surviving Susan his wife and issue 2 children, Ann and William. Susan his wife died 21 November 1846 aged 70 years.

301. Sarah, wife of John BOORMAN of this parish, victualler, died 4 November 1801 at the age of 28, leaving one daughter, Sarah. Ann their daughter died 14 December 1802 aged 1 year 11 months.

302. John CARPENTER of this parish died 14 February 1829 aged 52 years.

303. James CARPENTER of this parish died 12 November 1825 aged 73 years. Mercy his wife died 31 August 1817 aged 73 years. Left surviving 3 sons and 1 daughter, James, William, John and Charlotte.

304. James CARPENTER died of a fit 8 April 1837 aged 25 years.

305. Emma GURR died 18 August 1895 aged 20 years. William Gurr her father died 20 February 1911 aged 78 years. Alice Gurr his wife died 12 May 1916 aged 74 years.

306. (Flat) Thomas SIMMONS died 14 April 1865 aged 69 years, leaving a widow and one daughter. Harriet, wife of the above died 10 August 1882 aged 79 years.

307. (Cross) Sydney, husband of Laura HUISH died 12 October 1919 aged 66 years.

308. Flat in rails, covered with ivy.

309. Here lyeth ye body of William MAYO who departed this life August ye 30 1680 aged about 72 years.

310. Elizabeth, daughter of William MAYO and Mary his wife who departed this / ….. ……(under grass) (Buried 8 August 1690 – Register).

311. Daniel COLLISON of this parish died 18 April 1809 aged 54 years. Mary his wife died 9 June 1826 aged 69 years. Left issue 5 sons and 2 daughters, John, Daniel William, Thomas, Stephen, Mary and Elizabeth.

312. (Small). John LAW, son of Albert and Mary Law, born 18 January 1886 survived only 3 days.

313. Robert KITE of this parish, yeoman died 13 October 1823 in his 73rd year. Sarah his wife died 30 January 1838 aged 86 years.

314. Abraham KITE died 18 October 1757 aged 59 years. Had issue by Jane his wife 7 children of whom are dead Abraham. He died October ye 28 1745 aged 11 years. Esther died July ye 20 1751 aged 8 years. James, Sarah, Ann, Jane and Mary survive. Also Jane his wife died February 6 1780 aged 72 years.

315. Mildred WEEKS died 27 February 1900 aged 5 years.

316. William BOORMAN of this parish died 24 April 18(?2)- aged 78 years. Left issue 4 sons and 4 daughters, William, Thomas, David, Edward, Ann Susanna, Jane and Elizabeth.

317. Mercy, wife of William BOORMAN died 28 September 1750 aged 36 years. Also Jane his second wife died 2 May 1786 aged 6(?3) years. The above William Boorman died 9 January 1790 aged 70 years.

318. Rebekah, wife of John FORSTER of this parish died 18 August 1765 aged 48 years. The above John Forster died 1 July 1773 aged 66 years.

319. Roberto CROWTHER, late of this parish, gent, died May 29 1811 aged 84 years.

320. …lliam HAWKS…. nephew of Thomas BROMLEY of this parish who was s….. world of ….. June .. 1813 aged 25 years.

321. William BROMLEY … butcher died … (gone).

322. (Fine old altar) South side Here lieth ye body of Mary, daughter of William MAYO and Mary his wife who died September the 9th 1703 aged 22 years. Here lies a piece of heaven To thers above which shortly goes up to the world of love the brightest sweetest angells must conveigh this spotless virgin o’re the starry way that olittermo quire sings but a lisping song till she appear amidst the shining throng. North side. Here lieth the body of William Mayo who died March the 3rd 1698/9 aged .. years (?5 or 7 or 3). and 4 more lines.

323. Thomas COLLISON of this parish died 19 June 1781 aged 69 years. Also Ann his wife died 12 May 1784 aged 67 years. Left issue William, Thomas, Daniel and Mary.

324. Bertha PULLEN died 17 December 1891 aged 3 years.

325. Sally, wife of William ELY died 28 February 1904 aged 78 years. William Ely died 19 November 1908 aged 80 years.

325a. (Small cross) Sarah Veron RELF died 23 April 1888 aged 58 years.

326. Matthew BATES of this parish died July 23 1790 aged 65 years.

327. John STILL of this parish, miller died 4 November 1804 aged 70 years. Catharine his wife died 6 September 1804 aged 75 years. Left issue surviving 2 sons and 1 daughter, John, Thomas and Elizabeth.

328. Sander CHESMER miller died April 22 1774 aged 69 yers. Catharine, wife of Sander Chesmer of this parish died ….. 1764 aged ?55 years. Left issue 5 children, Catharine, Ann Elizabeth, Mary and Alexander.

329. David CRAMP died 27 August 1866 aged 80 years, leaving a widow and 3 children, Clement, Susannah and Fanny. Susanna his wife died February 15 1876 aged 86 years.

330. Robert SHOOBRIDGE died 7 November 1893 aged 70 years. Mary Ann his wife died 14 February 1914 in her 89th year. Kate, youngest daughter of the above died 14 July 1916 aged 50 years.

331. F.J. WATERS (no date, modern).

332. Joseph REEVE of this parish died 2 July 1792 aged 75 years.

333. William WILLSON died 14 January 1893 aged 67 years.

334. (Head to curb). William FARMER died 1 February 1919 aged 69 years.

335. John BEESLEE? of this parish miller, died May 20 1810 aged 63 (or 8).

336. Thomas BESLEE of this parish died 11 January 1778 aged 63 years. Ann his wife died – December 1789 aged 71 years. Left issue John, William, Richard, Thomas Ann and Mary.

337. George HUGGINS died 15 May 1857 aged 36 years. Martha his wife died 20 February 1852 aged 33 years. Left issue 2 sons, Amos and George.

338. Ann TOMSETT died 27 February 1894 aged 63 years. Ellen Tomsett her sister died 12 September 1920 aged 73 years.

339. Henry TOMSETT of this parish died 23 January 1863 aged 60 years. Charlotte his daughter died in infancy. Maria his daughter died 1 March 1859 aged 15 years. Left surviving a widow, 2 sons and 6 daughters. Also Ann his widow died 25 November 1889 aged 83 years.

340. (Only a letter or two left, early 19th century. At bottom ‘aged 69 years’)

341. Charles INGRAM of this parish died 28 September 1842 aged 69 years. Susannah his wife died 16 April 1822 aged 38 years.

342. (Wooden cross). Mary Ann SIMMONS died 12 November 1920 aged 69 years.

343. Alexander ROLFE which deceased the 4 day of August in the year 1654 being of the age of 6(?8) years. (Son of Elias Rolfe – Register).

344. James PARKER of this parish died January 13 1772 aged 6(?4) years. Mary his wife died 13 May 1779 aged 73 years. ?One son and 3 daughters John, Mary, Elizabeth and Martha.

345. William STILL of this parish died 9 March 1830 aged 40 years. Martha his wife died 17 January 1837 aged 57 years. Also of their sons and daughters John died 28 November 1816 aged 5 months. Alfred John died 8 February 1818 aged 9 weeks. Charles Thomas died 23 November 1822 aged 3 years. Mary Osborne died 9 October 1832 aged 11 years. Left surviving 1 son and 1 daughter, Frederic William and Eliza Ann.

346. (Altar). North side Mrs Elizabeth PARKER of Little A.. hurst in this parish who died April … aged ..?74 years. (? Aydhurst).

347. Harriett Garland WAGHORN died 22 July 1920 aged 65 years.

348. Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of John and Emma HOPE of this parish died at Mote Farm, Marden 12 July 1879 aged 4 years 8 months. Also Thomas their son died 20 December 1882 aged 13 months.

349. George HOPE of Chickhurst Farm in this parish died 13 December 1888 aged 69 years. Sarah Loudwell his wife died 8 October 1886 aged 65 years. Left issue 4 sons, George, Stephen, John and Thomas. Also John George, eldest son of John and Emma Hope and grandson of the above died 2 October 1886 aged 13 years.

350. George HOPE died 25 July 1896 aged 50 years. Harriett his wife died 10 August 1895 aged 45 years.

351. Sally, wife of John WEBB of Spills Hill died 13 December 1895 aged 78 years. The above John Webb died 3 July 1906 aged 85 years.

352. Emily Ann, daughter of John and Ann SIMMONS of this parish died 13 May 1841 aged 17 years. Ann, wife of the above John Simmons died 17 January 1865 aged 61 years. John Simmons died 15 March 1874 aged 74 years.

353. John, son of J. WARD 1850.

354. E. WARD 1847.

355. J. WARD 1878.

356. E.W. PETLEY born 6 August 1833 died 1 May 1891.

357. J. WARD 1869.

358. E. WARD 1866.

359. Susanna, wife of James WARD died 13 April 1816 aged 44 years. Left issue surviving 2 sons, James and John. John their son died 28 June 1809 aged 13 months. Elizabeth his second wife died 1 September 1847 aged 63 years from whom he had one daughter, Elizabeth. The aforesaid James Ward died 29 December 1849 aged 79 years.

360. (Monument) James WARD of this parish died 16 May 1869 aged 58 years. Emma his wife died 4 August 1866 aged 59 years, leaving issue
Elizabeth and Albina. Isabella Susanna Dorcas, 2nd daughter of James and Emma Ward died 4 June 1832 aged 1 year. Emma eldest daughter of the above died 11 February 18(?56) aged 26 years. - John Ward of this parish died at Sutton Valence 19 April 1878 aged 64 years. Elizabeth Ward PETLEY died at Oving, Sussex 1 May 1891 aged 57 years.

361. Thomas EDSELL, husband of Ann Edsell died 24 January 1849 aged 70 years. Ann Edsell died 17 February 1855 aged 78 years. Left issue 2 daughters, Ann and Hester.

362. Richard REEVES late of this parish died 30 March 1803 in his 70th year. Left issue 3 sons and 2 daughters, Richard, William Samuel, Elizabeth and Mary. Elizabeth his wife died 2 September 1811 aged 68 years.

363. Richard REEVES of this parish, builder died 29 April 1831 aged 59 years, leaving issue 5 sons and 1 daughter, Thomas, William Alexander, Richard, John, Henry and Elizabeth. Susannah his wife died 12 August 1843 aged 72 years. Richard their son died 2 August 1798 aged 5 years. Mary their daughter died 24 June 1812 aged 19 days.

364. Richard WOORE of this parish died 21 October 1820 aged 74 years. Elizabeth his wife died 18 June 1826 aged 78 years. Left surviving 4 daughters, Elizabeth, Sarah (?Ann) and (?Lucy).

365. Mary, wife of William REEVES died 6 January 1850 aged 70 years. The above William Reeves died 28 January 1853 aged 73 years. Also 3 of their daughters, Mary Whyman died January 1847 aged 40 years. Susan Reeves died April 1833 aged 20 years. Elizabeth Ashby died September 1838 aged 30 years.

366. Mary Ann, wife of Jesse CHAINEY of this parish died 21 January 1844 aged 64 years. Left surviving 3 sons and 2 daughters, John, Sarah, Jesse, Martha and Charles Lambert. Jesse Chainey died 5 July 1857 aged 81 years.

367. Jesse CHAINEY of this parish farmer, died 27 December 1794 aged 56 years. Sarah his wife died 6 February 1793 aged 42 years. Left issue 1 son and 2 daughters, Jesse, Sarah and Mary.

368. Mary Ann, daughter of Jesse and Mary Ann CHAINEY of this parish died 23 July 1822 aged 11 years. Harriet their daughter died 20 August 1837 aged 23 years and Sarah died an infant.

369. John BATES of this parish died 14 January 1866 aged 77 years. Ann, widow of the above died 30 October 1873 aged 86 years.

370. Thomas REEVES died 6 May 1778 aged 52 years. Catharine his wife died 9 October 1777 aged 45 years. Left issue 2 sons and 1 daughter, Thomas, Richard and Catharine. Catharine, daughter of Thomas and Catharine Reeves died 26 January 1783 aged 14 years.

371. Thomas SIMMONS of this parish died 27 January 1847 aged 75 years. Sarah his wife died 1 November 1853 aged 78 years. Left issue 7 children, Sarah, Thomas, Edward, John, William, Elizabeth and Mary Ann.

372. William SIMMONS of this parish died 6 June 1871 aged 83 years.

373. Thomas STILL, late of Bletchingly, in this parish died 13 November 1837 aged 76 years. Mary his wife died 9 July 1839 aged 74 years.

374. Geoge STILL of Bletchingly in this parish died 17 April 1869 in his 74th year. Mary Ann his wife died 20 October 1864 aged 55 years.

375. (Small cross). Thomas George Fry, beloved child of Thomas and Eleanor Fry STILL of Bletchingly in this parish died 28 November 1873 aged 5 months.

376. Isaac LEWIS, 21 years pastor of the Strict Baptist Chapel, Staplehurst died 29 August 1896 aged 73 years. Lydia Elizabeth his wife died 26 April 1907 aged 84 years.

377. Edward SIMMONS died 11 December 1822 aged 81 years. Mary his wife died 25 July 1841 aged 91 years. Left issue 4 sons and 3 daughters, Thomas, Edward, John, William, Mary, Elizabeth and Sarah.

378. John STILL died 22 September 1837 aged 50 years, leaving a widow and 3 daughters. Near is Francis John, son of the above who died 15 December 1822 aged 11 months. (Top part of other half blank) lower down is. Also Ellen Jane their daughter died 28 February 1839 aged 15 years after a lingering illness.

379. Harriet, wife of William SHOOBRIDGE died 21 October 1889 aged 64 years. The above William Shoobridge died 9 February 1896 aged 80 years.

380. Elizabeth HEPWORTH died 21 February 1868 aged 84 years.

381. Elizabeth, wife of John WEST died 8 December 1761 aged 58 years.

382. John HOPE of Cole Farm, Frittenden died 15 April 1913 aged 64 years, leaving Emma his widow, 2 sons and 3 daughters.

383. Hannah, wife of Robert MAY died 14 October 1898 aged 70 years. The above Robert May died 18 December 1902 aged 76 years.

(In church, in tower).
384. James LOVE, gent of this parish, died 22 October 1723 in his 37th year. He married Sarah, daughter of Robert and Hannah FREEBODY of Frittenden, gent, and had issue by her one son and 2 daughters, James, Jane and Sarah. Sarah, wife of James Love gent, died March – 17-1 aged 84 years.

385. Elizabeth, wife of James LOVE the younger of this parish died November 14 1746 in the 29th year. Had issue one daughter, Elizabeth. Also of the said Elizabeth Love who died 17 June 1773 aged 64 years.

386. (West end of nave). Robert LOVE, senior, of this parish died 22 May 1733 aged 57 years. Mary his wife died December ye 17 1723 aged 47 years. Left issue 3 sons and one daughter, Staple, John, Robert and Hannah. Sarah Love, wife of Robert Love junior died 13 May 1733 aged 33 years. Left issue 3 daughters, Mary, Sarah and Jane. Jane, daughter of Robert Love junior by Sarah his wife died 14 February 1733 aged 13 years. The above Robert Love died 1 April 1734 aged 33 years.

387. (West end of nave). Small. Elizabeth WOODEN, infant daughter of Robert Wooden and Maria his wife died November ye 28 1736.

388. The nave is new flagged. In centre a small stone: Mr C.E. SOLE died 28 October 1797 aged 41 years. Patient in tribulation.

389. (Mural north west end of nave). James OTTAWAY of this parish, gentleman died 19 March 1825 aged 41 years. Elizabeth his wife died 20 October 1812 aged 22 years. Elizabeth Ann Jane their daughter died 18 April 1849 aged 36 years. Thomas Watson, son of the above James Ottaway and Elizabeth his 2nd wife died 30 April 1824 aged 16 years. Elizabeth, widow of the above James Ottaway died at Salisbury 1 December 1866 aged 74 years.

390. (Mural brass, north wall of nave). Lce. Cpl. W. BUSS, Lce. Col. W. WIMBLE, Private J. CHANTLER, All C.Cy, 2 V.Bn, E.K.R., died in South Africa 1901 and 1902 Erected by Comrades and friends.

Chancel.
Before altar steps.
391. Under this stone lieth the body of the Revd. Robert PARRY, Rector of Staplehurst 1814.

392. Another. Under this stone lieth the body of the Rev. T. HORNBUCKLE, Rector of this Parish 1848.

In centre of Quire.
393. In expectation of a glad ressurection resteth the body of John CHAUNTLER who died 7 October 1666 aged 55 years.

394. (Next to last) Edwardus STACE vr May 11 15 do tibus Natus naturae et graliae Pietate …tis ..beralitate pauperibus ..tale prontate et prudentia te re subhoe … maii…(worn).

395. (Next to last) Another under north stalls sub … only first 3 letters of each of 4 lines and 3 lower down can be seen SVB / SA / MO / P.A. / HIC / MA / & F.

(North wall mural tablets).
396. Rev. T. HORNBUCKLE B.D. Rector of this parish for 22 years died 11 April 1848 aged 73 years.

397. (In vault beneath) Margaret WILLIAMS, niece of the Revd. Dr TAYLOR died 24 October 1775 aged 33 years. Beside his niece and friend John Taylor D.D. Rector of this parish upwards of 25 years died 30 December 1784 aged 77 years.

(Two north windows of choir)
398. Emma Harriet REYNER 1881 to her parents.

(East window)
399 To Henry HOARE and Lady Mary his wife 1882.

South Chapel
400 Stone partly under organ Thomas TOKE (?) Esq. ?late of Lodenden in this parish died 29 November 181- aged 73 years.

401. Fine altar tomb with brass of a lady. That of man and another woman, 2 shields, ?a Trinity and inscription and 2 boys and several girls gone.
(Her brass is very good ?H.VIII.)

(Mural, south wall).
402. Frances Margaret, wife of Nicholas Toke USBORN of Loddenden in this Parish died 13 February 1783 aged 26 years. The said Nicholas Toke Usborn died 20 November 1815 aged 73 years. Also the 3 sisters of the said Nicholas Toke Usborn. Hannah Maria Usborn died 10 April 1803 aged 71 years. Constance Usborn died 28 March 1805 aged 74 years. Ann Usborn died 4 February 1817 aged 78 years.

403. William USBORNE and Constance his wife after a union of 47 years. She died 21 January 1774 in her 70th year. He died 30 November 1784 in his 85th year. Left issue 1 son and 4 daughters.

404. Edward USBORNE Esq. of Loddenden in this parish died 9 July 1828 aged 70 years. Ann his relict died at Loddenden 30 April 1875 aged 82 years.

405. War memorial tablet of oak with names.

South Chapel. East end mural.
406. John DIAMOND of this parish, surgeon died 19 November 1800 in his 76th year. Ann, wife of Thomas WATSON and neice of the above John Diamond died 3 January 1802 aged 46 years. Left issue 3 daughters, Ann, Elizabeth and Harriet. The above Thomas Watson died 7 January 1848 aged 87 years and Harriet Watson his sister died 9 January 1833 aged 65 years.

407. Ann BARTON, widow of this parish. Richard Barton, yeoman, her son Richard Barton, yeoman, his son. Sarah his wife. Thomas Barton surgeon. Ann Barton, spinster and the ashes of an infant. (No date but ?c.1800).

Another mural south wall.
408. Thomas SIMMONS, gent of this parish died 2 August 1793 in his 78th year. He married Elizabeth, daughter of William Usborne, gent, of Staplehurst. The said Elizabeth, wife of the above Thomas Simmons died 25 November 1822 in her 89th year.

Mural, south aisle.
409. (Brass). Alfred Stephen WOOD, MRCS died 7 May 1900 aged 76 years.

410. (another). Sarah wife of Alfred Stephen WOOD died 21 May 1886 aged 65 yers.

Mural, monument to the Hoare family.
411. Henry HOARE Esq. of Fleet Street in the City of London and of Mitcham Grove in Surrey died 15 March 182(?8) and deposited in the family vault at Morden in the above county. He was born at Bury St Edmunds in 1750 and in 1775 married Lydia Henrietta MALORTIE daughter and coheir of Isac Malortie, Esq. In 1777 on death of his mother Martha Hoare he succeeded to an estate in this parish which had formerly belonged to his father William Hoare Esq. and grandfather Richard Hoare Esq, eldest son and heir of the original possessor Sir Richard Hoare, Knight, who died in 1718. He had issue by Lydia Henrietta his wife 4 sons and 1 daughter, William Henry of Broomfield House in the parish of Battersea, Surrey who died in 1819, Henry Villars who died unmarried in 1822, George Matthew of Morden Lodge, Surrey, Charles James, Archdeacon of Winton and Lydia Elizabeth, wife of Sir Thomas Dyke-Acland, bart. of Killerton Park, Devon. William Henry married in 1807 the Hon. Louisa Elizabeth Noel, eldest daughter of Sir Gerard Noel Noel, bart. of Exton Park, Rutland by Diana baroness Barham, and had issue by her 3 sons and 3 daughters. The eldest of whom Henry Hoare Esq. succeeded to the family estates on the death of his grand father, and erected this monument.

412. Rectors of Staplehurst
T. Capell 1245
Henry de Northwode – 1288
Nicholas de Waleton 1288 – 1290
Roger de Lallingeston 1290 – 1295
Thomas de Somery 1295 –
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Edmund le Strange 1348 –
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Richard atte Broke 1379
John de Granteham 1379 – 1390
Walter Cudham 1390 – 1393
John Wotton 1393 – 1417
Walter Frost 1417 –
John Warrene – 1438
John Creke 1438 –
Walter Lee – 1473
Nicholas Wright 1473 – 1500
John Goodhewe STP 1500 –
Nicholas Toke – 1535
Richard Beseley SPT 1535 – 1557
Thomas H….
Richard Beseley STP 1558 - 1585
Edmund Culpeper 1585 – 1591
Robert Newman STP 1591 – 1612
John Browne 1612- - 1642
Christopher Blackwood 1643 – 1644
John Sloper – 1645
Henry Kent 1645 – 1650
Daniel Poyntell – 1662
Stephen Sowton 1662 – 1684
Joseph Crowther 1684 – 1719
John Bowtell STP 1719 – 1753
Michael Burton 1753 – 1759
John Taylor STP 1759 – 1785
Thomas Thomson 1785 – 1786
Harry Grove 1786 – 1806
Robert Parry 1808 – 1814
Joseph Gill (Varenne) 1814 – 1826
Thomas Waldron Hornbuckle 1826 – 46
Thomas Crick 1846 – 1876
George Fearns Rayner STP 1876 – 1892
James Slade ffoster Chamberlain 1893 – 1913
Charles William Bourne 1913 – 1920
John Schofield Clementson 1921 -

Index of Names and Places

Names Index
ADAMS 188
ALLEN ? 297
ALLINGHAM 260, 261
APPS 90
ARTHUR 259
ASHBY 365
AUSTEN 65
AVERY 95
BACKHURST 239
BARDEN 287a
BARLING 246
BARNES 192, 213
BARTEN 105, 107
BARTON 106, 111, 226,407
BARWELL 224
BATES 326, 369
BAYLEY 27, 35
BAYLY 26, 35-40
Beaumont 207
BEECHING 164, 165, 167
BEESLEE? 335
BENNETT 113, 152
BERGE 57
Beseley 412
BESLEE 336
BIXLEY 240
Blackwood 412
BOORMAN 301, 316, 317
BOURNE 286, 412
Bowtell 412
BRIDGELAND 49
Broke 412
BROMLEY 61
BROMLY 320, 321
BROOK 76, 77, 78
BROOKE 25
BROOKER 212
BROOKS 248
BROWN 82
Browne 412
BUCKHURST 143
Burton 412
BUSS 8, 390
BUTCHER 86, 94, 98
H. C. 1805 G.C. 12
F.C. 116
Capel 131, 412
CARPENTER 302-304
CARR 54
CARROWAY 8
CASTREET 278
CHAINEY 366, 367, 368
Chamberlain 412
CHAMBERS 88
CHANTLER 390
CHAPMAN ? 266
CHAUNTLER 393
CHEESMAN 232
CHESMER 328
CHILDREN 51
CHITTENDEN 181,82,183,186
CHRISMAS 140
CLARKE 204
Clementson 412
Cole? 97
COLLINS 272, 274
COLLISON 23, 281, 287, 
   311, 323
COUCHMAN 72, 73, 74,
   173, 194
COURT 198
CRADDOCK 150
CRADDUCK 144
CRAMP 329
Creke 412
Crick 412
CROWNS 146
CROWTHER 319, 412
CRUMP 168, 171
CRUMPE 169, 170, 172
Cudham 412
Culpeper 412
DAMANT 216
DANN 263
DAWSON 222
DIAMOND 87, 406
DOBELL 10
DOWNING 139
Dyke-Acland 411
Earl of Romney 209
EDSELL 361
ELY 325
FAIREWAY 255, 256
FARMER 33,163, 334
Fearns 243, 412
FEARON 258
FIELD 91
Fitch 212
FORSTER 318
Foster 412
FOWLE 191
FOX 257
FREEBODY 384
FRENCH 117
Frost 412
Fry 374
FULLER 142
FURBY 70
GARLAND 223
Garland 347
GEORGE 33, 273, 274, 275
GIBSON 249
Gill (Varenne) 412
GLOVER 208
GOBLE 28
GOLDSMITH 159
Goodhewe 412
Granteham 412
GRAYLING? 2
GREEN 55
Greenwood 254
Grove 412
GUMMER 143
GURR 305
HAFFENDEN 151
HAMILTON 92
HANMER 242
HARRIS 129, 130
HAWKS 320
HAYSMER 33
HEATHFIELD 288
HEPWORTH 380
HICKS 280
HINKLEY 153, 154
HOARE 92, 209, 210, 399,
   410, 411
HODGES 253, 255a
HODGSON 104
HOPE 348, 349, 350, 382
HORNBUCKLE 392, 393,412
HOW 219
HUDSON 207
HUGGINS 337
HUISH 307
HUMBER 131
INGRAM 341
JACKSON 262
JENNINGS 101
JOY 118
JURY 180
Kent 412
KEYS 215
KITE 21, 22, 23, 313, 314
KNIGHTLEY 220
M. L. S. L. 3a
Lallingeston 412
LAMBE 98, 103
LAMBERT 83
LANSFIELD 93LARGE 88
LAW 312
LEAFFE 79
LEDGER 80, 196
Lee 412
LEWIS 376
LOADSMAN 95
LONGWORTH 290
Loudwell 348
LOVE 174, 175, 178, 179,
   384, 385, 386
MACKENDER 65
MALORTIE 411
MALYAN 66
MANKLELOW 218
MANNERING 245
MANWARING 195
MARRIOTT 286
MATHEWS 282
MAY 383
MAYO 309, 310, 322
MERRALL 18, 19, 110
MICHELL 32
MITCHELL 30, 31
MORRIS 56, 57, 58
MOSS 287
NEWINGTON 250
Newman 412
NICHOLSON 252
Noel 411
NORRIS 119
Northwode 412
OLCAFE 75
OLIVER 233
ORPIN 161, 162
Osborne 345
OTTAWAY 206, 389
E. P. 85
PARKER 344, 346
PARRY 391, 412
PENFOLD 81
PENKIVIL 11
PETLEY 356, 360
PIETERS 221
PILE 96
PLAYNE 270, 271
POPE 261
Poyntell 412
Pullen 162
PULLEN 324
D.F.R. 24
RANDALL 29
Rayner 412
READ 289
REEVE 332
REEVES 234-238, 362, 363,
   365, 370
RELF 325a
RENC ARY? 20
RENOLDS ? 20
REYNER 243, 398
RICHARDS 193
RICHARDSON 294
RICHERSON 45
Righton 141
ROBERTS 160, 177
ROBINSON 67
ROCER? 79
ROLFE 343
RUSSELL 197, 199-202
SAMSON 108, 109, 276
Schofield 412
SELVES 187
SHOEBRIDGE 44, 330, 379
SIMMONS 17, 47, 48, 60,306,
  342, 352, 371, 372, 377, 408
SISLEY 205
Slade 412
Sloper 412
SMART 203SMITH 34, 127, 132, 244,
   264, 265, 267
SOLE 388
Somery 412
Sowton 412
SPICER 122
SPONG 13, 14, 15, 16
SPRATT 229-231
STACE 394
STAMMERS 211
STAPLE 174, 178, 179
STAPLEY 247
STEDMAN 52
STEPHENS 256
STILL 327, 345, 373, 374,
   375, 378
STONE 128
Strange 412
E.T. 1
TAMKIN 300
TARBUTT 265
TAYLOR 50, 397, 412
THOMAS 62, 63, 67, 68
Thomson 412
THWAITES 99
TILLMON 176
TOKE 400, 402, 412
TOMSETT 227, 228, 338, 339
TRYMMER 141
UNDERHILL 53
USBORN 100, 402
USBORNE 114, 134-138,
   403, 404, 408
USHERWOOD 149
VANE 225
VANN 298, 299
Vilars 290
Villars 411
VINES 141
VINEY 217
WAGHORN 7, 347
WAKELING 35
Waldron 412
Waleton 412
WALKER 59
WALLER 41, 42, 43
WALLIS 279
WALTER 3, 4, 5, 6
WARD (?) 189
WARD 353, 355, 357-360
Warrene 412
WARSON 406
WATERS 331
WATTS 69, 71
WEBB 46, 158, 351
WEBB
WEEKS 315
WEST 381
WHITE 224
WHITING 251
WHYMAN 365
WICKINGS 112
WILES 64
WILLIAMS 50, 397
WILLS 293. 295, 296
WILLSHER 123-125
WILLSON 333
WILMOT 291, 292
WILSON 268, 269, 277, 283,
   284, 285
WIMBLE 148, 185, 390
WOOD 120, 121,156,409,410
WOODEN 387
WOODGATE 132, 133
WOORE 364
WORSELL 283
Wotton 412
Wright 412
YOUNG 254

Places Index
Benenden 28
Bethersden 105
Black Heath, Worcestershire 55
Blindley Heath, South Godstone, 
   Surrey 56
Boxley 110
Brenzett cemetery 6
Burwash, Sussex 265
Broomfield House, Battersea, Surrey 411
Bury St Edmunds 411
Chart next Sutton 15, 69
Chatham 8, 257
Cranbrook 222, 265, 279, 291
Crimea 258
Dartford 99, 101
Exton Park, Rutland 411
Folkestone 283
Fritt Cole Farm, Frittenden 382
Frittenden 101, 384
Headcorn 51, 81, 196, 258
Highgate Cemetery 207
Hornchurch, Essex 224
Horsebridge 56
Hounslow 252
Hucking 174
Killerton Park, Devon 411
Iden 17
Little A.. hurst 345
Little Wadd 264
Loddenden 136, 139
Lodenden 400, 402, 404
Maplehurst 15, 213, 214
Newstead Farm 132, 133
Pagehurst 127
Saynden 242
Spills Hill 351
Saint Sever, Rouen 242
Salisbury 389
Sheerness 82, 128
Smarden 35
South Africa 390
St Johns College, Cambridge 243
Staple 75
Stoke Newington, Middlesex 207
Sutton Valence 360
Tenterden 226
Ulcombe 108
Whitstable 267
Willisborough? 93
Wol?field in Sussex 2
Woodcote Grove, Surrey 223General
Forces
  2nd Lieut 242, 252
  Baltic Fleet 258
  Battle of the Somme 242
  Buffs 242
  Captain 286
  East Kent Rifles, C.Cy,
     2 V.Bn. 390
  First China War 258
  M.C. 242
  Naval Brigade 258
  Queens Royal West 
     Surrey Regt. 286
  R.F.C. 252
  wounded 242
butcher 217
cemetery of Saint Sever, Rouen 242
Clergy etc
  Archdeacon of Winton 411
  Curate 262
  Minister 114
  pastor 376
  Rector 50, 243, 286,391,392
  Rev 391, 392
  Strict Baptist Chapel 376
Coxwain of Lifeboats 258
farmer 61, 28, 367
fellow and bursar 243
His Majesty’s Yard at Sheerness 82
miller 238, 327, 335
nurse 211
Officer of the Excise 101
schoolmaster 233
servant 141
shipwight 82
Smallpox 222
surgeon 11, 220, 406
tallow chandler 226
victualler 29, 31, 270, 301
wheelwright 110
yeoman 30, 111, 224, 253,
   314, 407

STAPLEHURST CHURCHYARD M.I.'S - LOCATION MAP

Leland Duncan's pencil sketch plans of location of gravestones in Staplehurst Churchyard

Plan of Southern portion of Churchyard

Plan of South Eastern portion of Churchyard

Plan of Northern portion of Churchyard

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M.I.S OF ALL SAINTS CHURCH AND UNITED REFORM CHURCH, STAPLEHURST

Compiled by THE STAPLEHURST SOCIETY HISTORY GROUP in 2009 & 2013.

SURVEY OF MEMORIALS IN ALL SAINTS CHURCH, STAPLEHURST
1984. Revised 1999 and 2009

Leland Duncan’s 1922 MI additions compared 2013

MAP

and

SURVEY OF ALL SAINTS CHURCHYARD, STAPLEHURST
1980 – 1983
Updated 1999, Revised 2009
Leland Duncan’s 1922 MI additions compared 2013

SURVEY OF MEMORIALS IN THE UNITED REFORMED CHURCH
AND CHURCHYARD IN STAPLEHURST
1991

GRAVE LANE (CARPENTERS LANE)
Pilot Officer JKG Clifton
Replaced 1/9/2009

STAPLEHURST RAILWAY STATION BOOKING HALL
Pilot Officer Georges Louis Joseph Doutrepont
Dedicated 15/9/2003

ST FRANCIS’ CHAPEL, SPILSILL
Added 2011