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http://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/archaeologia-cantiana/ Kent Archaeological Society is a registered charity number 223382 © 2017 Kent Archaeological Society 317 GENEBAL INDEX. W. signifies that the party is witness to a deed. Abbey, John, curate of Chartham, Angle, Saxon and Jute Royal Pedi- 129. grees, by Daniel Henry Haigh, 18. Abstract of Proceedings, xxxix. Angles, traces of, in Norway, 203. S. Acheul, inscription found at, with a Animal remains, what, found at Rich- mixture of Runes and Latin letters, borough, 4 j in the S. Jutland 234 mosses, 222. Acrise, inventory of parish church Aniwuluf and Henagis, alliance of, goods, 100. 175. iElfwold, King of East Anglia, his de- Ansagia, Eunic form of the name, 258. scent from Woden, 48. Anses, i.e., demigods, Gothic chiefs so iEsc, Esc, surnamed Octa, son of styled, 21; in reality, Woden and "Hencgest I., 34; the Kings of .Kent his followers, 26. named iEscings after him, ib. See Aoric and Araric, Kings of the Groths, Octa. 22. iEthelbald, King of Mercia, his de- Apostasy, how defined by the Decre- scent from Wybba, 48. talists, 66 n. iEthelberht, King of Kent, his descent Arendt, the Danish antiquary, 258. from Woden, 48. Aroudell, Eiohard, churchwarden of iEthelred, King of Mercia, his descent Egerton, 146. from Woden, 48. Arthur, the twelve victories of, 33. iEthelstan, son of iEthelwulf, pro- Asar. See Anses. bably St. Neot, 44. Asgard, its position, 21. iEthelwealh, King of Sussex, 264. Ash, near Dartford, inventory of parish iEthelweard, his genealogies, 20, 34; church goods, 104. regards Woden as an historical per- Ashford, meeting of church goods sonage, 25; on Ese, surnamed Octa, commissioners at, 86; inventory of 34. parish church goods, 102; meeting Alchred, King of Northumbria, his de- at, of the men of Lydd and those of scent from Ida, 48. the Seven Hundreds, 300. Aldington, inventory of parish church Asser, his genealogies, 20, 29 regards goods, 101. Woden as a historical personage, Aleawestbridge=Aloesbridge, watch at, 25. 309, 310. Assherst, Thomas, churchwarden of Alfricus Alius Estm., 272. Great. Chart, 159. Alhfrith, King of Deira, 41. Astyn, John, parson of Burmarsh, Alkham, inventory of parish church 114. goods, 101. Athalaric, the last male representative Amal, the great grandson of Woden, of the Ostrogothio Kings, 23. 21. Athanario, King of the Visigoths, find Ambrosius defeats and kills Hencgest, of treasure belonging to, 186. 31. Attila, Runic inscription directed Amyce, Alexander, of Chilham, 132, against him, 198. 134. Attltynson, John, vioar of Bethersden, Amys, Eeynold, churchwarden of 106,107. Chilham, 132. Augmentation Office, grant of a pension Andro, Edward, churchwarden of to Thomas Bede, by the, 51. Great Chart, 158. 318 GENERA„L INDEX. St. Augustine's Cross at Riohborough, Blossom, George, churchwarden of St. 1, and ».; its dimensions, 8. Paul's, Canterbury, 123. Axehead, iron, found at Riohborough, Blunders in epitaphs and legends, 11,12. 197 n. Aylesford, lathe of, 87. Bo, Norway, stone pillar with Runio Ayo, a Longobard chief, 28. inscription, 206. Azov, the name a trace of Asgard, 21. Bocton, watch at, 309. Boece, his testimony to a second Octa, Bachuler, Thomas, of Egerton, 146. 33. Bajda, his notice of the monument of Bolbro and Vedby, bracteates found at, Hors, 18 and n.; regards Woden as 196; compared with one found in an historical personage, 25; his ge- the Bifrons cemetery, 196. nealogies, 34. Bonnard, Barnard, churchwarden of St. Breldseg, a son of Woden, 25. Mildred, Canterbuiy, 124,125. Baker, Sir Richard, 301. Bonnington, inventory of parish church Balance-sheets of Accounts, 1868-71, goods, 109. xxxv. Boughton Aluph, inventory of parish Barber, John, of Chilham, 132, 134. church goods, 109. Barham, Bartylmewe, churchwarden Boughton Malherbe, 87. of St. Martin, Canterbury, 119. Bowes, Sir Martin, a church goods Barnes, John, churchwarden of Chal- commissioner, 85, 99,100. lock, 127. Bowes, Thomas, of Brook, 111. Barrowe, Robert, churchwarden of Boys, Mr., his researches at Rich- Boughton Aluph, 109. borough, 1, 8,10, 13. Batcocke, Edward, an advocate of the Braborne, inventory of parish church Seven Hundreds, 300. goods, 110, Batt, John, churchwarden of Becken- Brasier, Richard, churchwarden of ham, 105. Chelsfield, 130. Battle Abbey, its suppression, 61. Bratsberg, Norway, stones with Runio Beckenham, inventory of parish church inscriptions, 192, 193. goods, 106. Brent, Master John, 128. Bede, Thomas, dispensation to, 50; Brenzett, inventory of parish church confirmation of the same, 51; grant goods, 110. of an annual pension to, ib. See Brid, Edward, 287. Twysden, Thomas. Brid, Stephen, 287 and n. Bee, John, of Canterbury, 124. Britte, John, churchwarden of Dart- Bele, Nicholas, churchwarden of Holy ford, 139. Cross, Canterbury, 118. Brodnax, Thomas, churchwarden of Bending, Adam de, W., 286. Burmarsh, 114. Benedict XIV., Pope, on vows of re- Brodene, George, curate of Brookland, ligion, 62. 111. Beornec, the eponymus of the Beor- Broadhull, watch at, 304, 309, 310; nicas, 38. now called Dymchurch, 305. Beowulf, passages cited from, 198 n., Bromley, inventory of parish church 200,211,247,253,262. goods, 112. Berga, Sweden, stone pillar with Runic Bronze and other metallic articles inscription, 192: found at Riohborough, 11,12. Berhthun and Andhun, of Sussex, 264, Brooches, distinct classes of, 237 ; 265. Anglian type found in Norway, 203; Bcrimund, flight of, to the Visigoths, large tau-shaped, from Nordendorf, 23. 252. Bernician royal genealogies, 38. Brook, inventory of parish church Bethersden, inventory of parish church goods, 111. goods, 106. Brookland, inventory of parish church Bexley, inventory of parish church goods, 111. goods, 107. Browne, John, a church goods com- Bildso moss, sword-hilt from, 262. missioner, 85, 99. Bilsington, inventory of parish church Browne, John, of Chartham, 129,130. goods, 108. Brugg, watch at, 309. Bircholt, inventory of parish church Brunswick casket, with Runic inscrip- goods, 108 ; watch at, 310. tion, 177. GENERAL INDEX. 319 Brunig, a tenant of William de Plun- Chapman, Thomas, the elder, of God" ton, 276. mersham, 158. Bryssende, Robert, churchwarden of Charing, inventory of parish church Bethersden, 106. goods, 128. Bucharest Museum, ring with Runic Charlton, inventory of parish church inscription in the, 186. goods, 129. Burmarsh, inventory of parish church Charnay, Burgundy, brooch with goods, 114. Runic inscription found at, 236. Burn, Michael de, W., 273. Charter of Inspeximus relating to Burnet, his erroneous statement as to Cumbwell, 285. the seizure of church goods, t. Edw. Chartham, inventory of parish church VI., 79. goods, 129. Bustede, Thomas, churchwarden of Chelsfield, inventory of parish church Cudham, 134. goods, 130. Butts, Robert, churchwarden of Eair- Cheriton, inventory of parish church field, 153. goods, 131. Buttune, Robert, churchwarden of Chessell down, grave on,bow found, 249. Eairfield, 152. Cheyney, Sir Thomas, a church goods Bybill, Thomas, curate of Egerton,146. commissioner, 86. Chilham, inventory of parish church Cadman, Alexander, churchwarden of goods, 132. Challock, 1-27. Chilham, Richard de, 291 n. Calehill, watch at, 310. Chilperie, King of the Eranks of Cambrian genealogist, anonymous, pos- Soissons, introduces Runes, 228. sibly Nennius, 32. Chislehurst, inventory of parish church Canterbury Cathedral, gold and silver goods, 131. plate from, 75. Chrocus, Alamannic chieftains, two of Canterbury, St. Martin, coin with the name, 31 n. Runic inscription found in the Church goods of monasteries, inven- churchyard, its ascription, 232. tories of, 74; of parishes, inven- Canterbury, church goods commis- tories of, printed, ,76, n. sioners, 86. " Church stuff," inventories of, 75. Canterbury, inventory of parish church Churches, instances of robberies in, goods: All Saints, 115; St. Al- 131, 136, 146, 151, 153, 159, 163; phege, 116; Holy Cross, 118; St. cause assigned for the plunder of, 79. Martin, 119; St. Margaret, 120; St. Churchwardens, church goods sold by, Mary Bredin, 121; Our Lady of 79, 88. Northgate, 122; St. Mildred, 124; Clerk, George, a church goods com- St. Paul, 123; Eastbridge Hospital, missioner, 86, 87. 125 ; St. John's Hospital, 126. Clerk, John, churchwarden of Chart- Capel, inventory of parish church ham, 129, 130. goods, 127. Clerke, John, churchwarden of Our .Cardinals, titles of the earliest, whence Lady of Northgate, Canterbury, 122. taken, 70. Clok, John, of Elmstead, 147. Carlus, the sword of, an heirloom, 248. Cniva, or Cnivida, a King of the Goths, Carpynter, William, churchwarden of 22. Great Chart, 158. Coates, Rev. R. P., Inventories of Parish Casket with Runio inscription, 177; Church Goods in Kent, A.D. 1552, reading of the inscription, 180. communicated by, 74. Oaule, watch at, 304, 309, 310. Cobbe, Symon, of Brenzett, 110. Cawstone, John, churchwarden of Cobham, Lord, Lord Warden, his con- Chelsfield, 130. duct in the dispute about the watches Oeadwalla and Mul, 264, 265. at Denge Marsh, 302, 303. Challock, inventory of parish church Cobham, Sirs John, Reginald, and Wil- goods, 127. liam, W., 290, 291 «. Chapman, John, churchwarden of Coenred, King of Northumbria, his de- Crondall, 137. scent from Ida, 48. Chapman, Thomas, vicar of Brenzefct, Coenwulf, King of Mercia, his descent 110. • - from Wybba, 48. Chapman, Thomas, churchwarden of Coins, blundered imitation of early Godmersham, 157. French, 172. 320 GENERAL INDEX. Coins and bronzes found at Rich- Davy, John, churchwarden of Bur- borough, 10; Roman coins found in marsh, 114. the S. Jutland mosses, 222. Davys, Sir Rychard, curate of Chilham, Colgrim, King of Northumbria, 33, 35. 132. Colinton, Adam de, his grant to Cumb-. "Deacon" and sub-deacon" used in- well, 280. stead of the names of their vest- Colman, Thomas, churchwarden of ments, 96. Greenwich, 159. Decius, death of, 22. Conieburgh, Hengest defeated at, and " De Inventione Linguarum " of Hra- put to death, 31. banus Maurus, 257. Constantine the Great, and Constan- Deira, the kingdom of, extended into tine the Younger, their successes Northamptonshire, 4 1 . against the Goths, 22. Deiran royal genealogies, 37. Cooper, Christopher, Jane, 61.
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    Westwell Lane, CHALLOCK, Challock, Ashford, TN25 4FE LOCATION Contents LOCATION Introduction An invaluable insight into your new home This Location Information brochure offers an informed overview of Westwell Lane as a potential new home, along with essential material about its surrounding area and its local community. It provides a valuable insight for any prospective owner or tenant. We wanted to provide you with information that you can absorb quickly, so we have presented it as visually as possible, making use of maps, icons, tables, graphs and charts. Overall, the brochure contains information about: The Property - including property details, floor plans, room details, photographs and Energy Performance Certificate. Transport - including locations of bus and coach stops, railway stations and ferry ports. Health - including locations, contact details and organisational information on the nearest GPs, pharmacies, hospitals and dentists. Local Policing - including locations, contact details and information about local community policing and the nearest police station, as well as police officers assigned to the area. Education - including locations of infant, primary and secondary schools and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for each key stage. Local Amenities - including locations of local services and facilities - everything from convenience stores to leisure centres, golf courses, theatres and DIY centres. Gould Harrison 1 Middle Row, High Street, Ashford, TN24 8SQ 01233 646411 LOCATION The Property WESTWELL LANE, CHALLOCK £695,000 x5 x2 x2 Bedrooms Living Rooms Bathrooms Where you are LOCATION WESTWELL LANE, CHALLOCK £695,000 Gould Harrison 1 Middle Row, High Street, Ashford, TN24 8SQ 01233 646411 LOCATION WESTWELL LANE, CHALLOCK £695,000 Gould Harrison 1 Middle Row, High Street, Ashford, TN24 8SQ 01233 646411 LOCATION Features A stunning detached home which backs on to open fields, completed in 2018.
  • Stour View 40 Ashford

    Stour View 40 Ashford

    Countryside events around the Downs & the Low Weald The countryside & urban green space newsletter for people living Egerton Farmers’ Market - Egerton Millenium Hall, access via Rockhill Road or Elm Close - every Fri. 2-4.30pm in & around Ashford & the Low Weald Wye Farmers’ Market - Wye Green - first and third Sat. of the month Boughton Aluph Parish Fair - Boughton Lees, next to the A251. Sat. 14th June from 2pm Charing Church Fete - Clewards Meadow. Sat 21st June 12.00 onwards Reptile Valley - King’s Wood, main car park. Sun. 22nd June 9am-12. Friends of King’s Wood £2 to non members. Fur- Issue 40 ther details 07523 203458 Stour View Egerton Music Festival - 4th-13th July. www.egertonmusicfestival.co.uk Summer 2008 Mini-beasts & butterflies - Charing Alderbed Meadow. Sat 5th July 10-12.00am KSCP 01233 813307 Pluckley Hog Fair. Sat 5th July 11.00am -11.00pm. Recreation Ground. Entrance & parking free. www.pluckley.net 01233 840044 Ashford & The Low Weald Visit the Historical Rural Life Collection — King’s Wood, main car park. Sun. 6th July 10.30am-12.30. Friends of King’s Wood £2 to non members. Booking Essential. Further details 07523 203458 th Once a traditional rural market town, Ashford is changing rapidly. The River Great Stour, Butterflies & Wildflowers - King's Wood Car Park - Sat 19 July 11.00-1.00pm. Friends of King's Wood £2 to non mem- being the only major river in East Kent, is a special asset, along with its green corridors bers/KSCP. 01233 813307 CONSERVING, ENHANCING AND running through the town into the countryside.