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http://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/archaeologia-cantiana/ Kent Archaeological Society is a registered charity number 223382 © 2017 Kent Archaeological Society KENT ARCHIVES O.U.N10E ACCESSIONS, 1965-66 The following list comprises the principal accessions, July, 1965- July, 1966. BOROUGH RECORDS Faversham [Cat. Mk. Fa addn..]. Copies of wills and charters, 1584- 1840; Court of Orphans records, 1578-80. CINQUE PORTS RECORDS [Cat. Mk. CPw addn.]. Registrar's precedent book, 1828-60; Court of Lodemanege minutes, 1496-1808; Court of Chancery minutes, 1616-55; minutes of Lord Warden's appointments in the castles of the Ports, 1615-79; accounts for relief of debtors in Dover Castle, 1829-55. SEWERS RECORDS East Kent Commissioners [Cat. Mk. S/EK addn.]. Maps of Stour Valley from Wye to Godmersham, 1720. Teynham and Luddenham Commissioners [Cat. lVfk. S/T addn.]. Order books, 1725-91; inquisitions, 1832, 1842. TORNPTRE TRUST RECORDS New Cross Turnpike [Cat. Mk. T9 addn.j. Minutes, 1718-39. EDUCATION RECORDS Education Committees Canterbury Diocesan Education Society [Cat. Mk. DC/E]. Minutes, 1920-39; Ashford branch, minutes, 1866-1905. Dartford School Board (later Council Schools managers) [Cat. Mk. CIEB and. CIEC]. Minutes, 1874-1945. School Records [Cat. Mk. 0/ES] Bishopsbourne: log books, 1867-1951. Canterbury: Broad Street Schools, minutes, 1932-42; St. Dunstan's Infants', log books, 1885-1906; St. Dpn.ttan's Boys, log books, 1863-86; St. Dunstan's Seniors, log books, 1896-1951; Payne Smith Schools, minutes, 1896-1942; Thornton Road, log books, 1901-27. 213 KENT ARCHIVES OFFICE Darenth: Council School (later County Primary), minutes, 1903-47; Presbyterian, log book, 1875-95; Green Street Green Board School, log book, 1877-99. Dartford: County Technical College (later N.W. Kent College of Technology), minutes, 1936-54; Wesleyan Boys, log books and admis- sion registers, 1862-1955, minutes, 1903-55; Wesleyan Girls, minutes, 1903-11; Brent Schools, minutes, 1903-30; Gorringe Primary, log book, 1938-60; Gorringe Secondary, log book, 1931-55. Dover: Holy Trinity C. of E., minutes, 1922-40. Eynsford: Council School, minutes, 1901-49; Crockenhill British, log book, 1878-1940; Crockenhill C. of E. Mixed, log book, 1891-1945; Crockenhill Council School, minutes, 1934-47. Farningh,am: County Primary, minutes, 1934-47; Home for Boys, minutes, 1931-51. Harbledown: C. of E., log books, 1869-1945. Ickhwm,: C. of E., log books, 1918-49. Newington-next-Folkestone: log books, 1869-1964, admissions, 1896- 1950. Ramsgate: St. Luke's Girls and Infants, log books, 1876-1926. Stone: School Board, letter book, 1893-1903. Swanley: Home for Boys, minutes, 1938-51; Junction Central, minutes, 1934-45. Westbere: log books, 1901-50. Wilmington: Birchwood County Primary, minutes, 1934-47; Council School, minutes, 1903-47. School Plans [Cat. Mk. DIES] Building Grant Plans for schools applying for government aid towards initial building or improvement: 213 schools in 152 different parishes, 1839-75. PAROCHIAL RECORDS (a) Diocese of Canterbury Alkham, [Cat. Mk. P5 addn.]. Tithe map, 1842. Bicidenden, [Cat. Mk. P26 addn.]. Registers, 1538-1957; church- wardens, 1595-1952; vestry, 1810-72. Boxley [Cat. Mk. P40]. Registers, 1558-1946; churchwardens, 1823-1918; vestry, 1795-1907; overseers, 1691-1835; surveyors, 1782- 1860 ; tithe book, 1718-48; parish survey, 1814-26; Boxley and Weaver- ing Schools, minutes, 1882-1938. Brenzett [Cat. Mk. P46]. Registers, 1538-1962; churchwardens, 1547-90; vestry, 1824-94; erection of school, 1847-52. Burmarsh, [Cat. Mk. P53]. Registers, 1572-1946; churchwardens, 1853-1928; vestry 1807-40; P.C.C. minutes and accounts, 1921-43; overseers, 1712-1851; deeds of property bought for poor, 1732-48. 214 • KENT ARCHIVES OFFICE Chart Sutton [Cat. Mk. P83]. Registers, 1558-1937; churchwardens, 1763-1936; vestry and P.C.C., 1828-1923; overseers accounts, 1784- 1868; order books, c. 1800-36; surveyors, 1810-43; school, 1865-89. Chart Sutton Parish Council [Cat. Mk. P83 addn.]. Minutes, 1894- 1952; accounts and precept books, 1896-1933. Faversham [Cat. Mk. P146 addn.]. Vestry, 1772-94. Ivychurch [Cat. Mk. P203]. Registers, 1715-1813 with baptisms to 1950; churchwardens, 1718-1856; vestry, 1736-1813; overseers, 1725-1836; surveyors, 1778-1844; tithe map and award, 1842. Lenham [Cat. Mk. P224 addn.]. Churchwardens, 1681-1734. Maidstone St. Paul [Cat. Mk. P241F addn.]. Registers, 1861-1958. Murston [Cat. Mk. P259]. Registers, 1561-1933; churchwardens, 1682-1856; papers concerning the demolition of old church and building of new, 1867-82; overseers papers, 1787-1829. Old Romney [Cat. Mk. P310]. Registers, 1538-1813; churchwardens, 1728-1943; vestry, 1735-68, P.C.C., minutes, 1924-44; overseers, 1728-1836; surveyors, 1735-1842. Sandhurst [Cat. Mk. P321 addn.]. Vestry, 1822-33; overseers, 1735-1833; surveyors, 1808-39. Snargate [Cat. Mk. P340]. Registers, 1552-1836; churchwardens, 1840-1926; overseers, 1704-58. Snave [Cat. Mk. P341]. Registers, 1654-1838; churchwardens, 1830-1925; vestry, 1765-1824, 1917-22; overseers, 1746-92; surveyors, 1768-1820. Woodchurch [Cat. Mk. P400]. Registers, 1538-1951; churchwardens, 1774-1937; vestry, 1835-1944, P.C.C. 1923-34; overseers' accounts, 1580-1833, papers, 1634-1820; parish farm accounts, 1821-37; surveyors, 1630-1855; charities, 1684-1837; thithe map and award, 1843. (b) Diocese of Rochester Ash-next-Ridley [Cat. Mk. P8]. Registers, 1563-1836; church- wardens, 1876-1915; charity and school, 1621-1912. Ay/esford [Cat. Mk. P12]. Graveyard Burial Books, 1858-1921; churchwardens, 1653-1905; vestry, 1736-1905; P.C.C., 1913-16; con- stable's papers, 1784-1843; overseers' accounts, 1681-1848, papers, 1658-1861; surveyors, 1811-49; charity, 1773-1924; Aylesford Boys' and Girls' Schools, log books, 1863-1926; tithe collecting book, 1789-1839; parish survey, 1816; Preston Hall estate papers, 1850-1904. Chalk [Cat. Mk. P77]. Registers, 1813-1940; churchwardens, 1817- 1925; vestry, 1886-1914; overseers, 1772-1840; surveyors, 1767-1856; school minutes, 1888-1903, log book, 1909-38; tithe map and award, 1842. Mereworth, [Cat. Mk. P247 addn.]. Registers, 1560-1953; plans of proposed church alterations, 1893. 215 KRNT ARCHIVES OFFICE West Peckham [Cat. Mk. P285 addn.]. Registers, 1754-1923. Shorne [Cat. Mk. P336 addn.]. National and Sunday School, minutes, 1816-41; tithe accounts, 1734-99. NON-CONFORMIST CHURCH RECORDS Sheerness Congregational Churches [Cat. Mk. N/C 254B 1,2] Hope Street Church: church meeting minutes, 1812-1955; deacons' meetings, 1856-1942 including Local Board of Health Inspection Committee, 1853; teachers' meetings, 1913-28; church accounts, 1827- 98; church roll, 1845-1925; papers relating to W. Shrubsole, author of 'Christian Memoirs', 1854-1921; Sheerness Ladies' Bible Association minutes, 1827-50. Alma Road Church: church meeting and deacons' minutes, 1868- 1943; teachers' meetings, 1886-96; church accounts, 1873-1941; general and Sunday School accounts, 1889-1931; members roll and baptism and marriage register, 1869-1931. CHARITY RECORDS Holy Trinity Hospital, Aylesford: [Cat. Mk. Ch 26]. Minutes of trus- tees, 1842-1940; accounts, 1842-92; deeds and estate papers of charity property in Frittenden and Yalding, 1775-1952; papers of Savidge, Faunce and Sedley charities, 1600-1892; maps of Babhurst Farm, Frittenden, c. 1800 and 1806, and of Aylesford, Sedley estate and Ditton, 1884. ESTATE AND FAMILY PAPERS Aretas Akers papers [Cat. Mk. 151157]. Presented by A. A. Martineau of Bishops Waltham. Letter book, personal and estate, 1842-45, of Aretas Akers of Belle Vue, Tunbridge Wells (grandfather of Aretas Akers Douglas, 1st Viscount Chilston, whose correspondence forms collection 11564); The Belle Vue Magazine' and 'The Batch', Akers family magazines, 1840-49. Additional Banks papers [Cat. Mk. 15234 addn.]. Deposited by the Right Hon. the Earl of Aylesford. General and business accounts of Sir John Banks, 1677-99. Knollys papers [Cat. Mk. 151186]. Deposited by Tunbridge Wells Public Library. Correspondence, mainly of a formal nature, 1813-82, of General William Knollys and his son Sir William Knollys, Treasurer and Comptroller of the Household of the Prince of Wales. Correspon- dents include Queen Victoria, Edward VII, George V, Disraeli, Gladstone and Palmerston. Additional Smith Masters papers [Cat. Mk. 111127 addn.]. Deposited by Mrs. B. Vans of Hawling, Gloucs. Manor of Luddesdown, court 216 KENT ARCHIVES OFFICE book, 1780-1861; eighteenth- and nineteenth-century correspondence including letters from Nelson, Wellington and Gilbert White. Sondes papers [Cat. Mk. 131175]. Deposited by the Right Hon. the Earl Sondes of Lees Court, Faversham. Deeds and estate papers, mainly of the Lade family, 1800-90. About 50 bundles of deeds, 1596- 1891 for Boughton under Blean, Selling, Goodnestone, Hernehill, Dunkirk, Faversham, Graveney, Norton, Stone, Buckland, Tenterden, Warehorne, Orlestone and Whitstable; settlements, Lade family, 1757-70; wills, Lade family, 1777-1878. Estate papers: rentals and accounts of Lees Court, 1901-50, with estate particular of 1907; rentals for Nackington, 1903-22; accounts for Boughton under Blean, Hernehill, Westbere and Reculver, 1776-1841; particulars of Molash estate, 1884, H. A. Miles-Lade's estate, 1900. Maps: Lydd, 1750; Boughton under Blean, 1758; Diocese of Canterbury, 1782; farm maps for Boughton under Blean, Selling, Norton, Whitstable and Hernehill, c. 1875 and Graveney, c. 1900; volume of' wood maps for Sheldwich, Badlesmere, Selling, Leaveland, Throwley, Stalisfield,
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  • Annex B Formal Objections to Traffic Regulation Order the Street

    Annex B Formal Objections to Traffic Regulation Order the Street

    ANNEX B FORMAL OBJECTIONS TO TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER THE STREET/CANTERBURY ROAD, BOUGHTON-UNDER-BLEAN/DUNKIRK FORMAL OBJECTION 1 ****** *** The Street Boughton-under-Blean Kent ME13 *** Dear Sirs RE: Objection to the Double Yellow Lines - The Street, Boughton-under-Blean I would like to formally object to the planed double yellow lines to be placed along 'The Street' in Boughton-under-Blean. Having recently bought *** The Street (a 3 bedroom house) we only have 2 parking spaces and therefore, reply on the parking along 'The Street'. I'm aware that the Cabinet have meet and stated that because more people had agreed to the proposal, by only 3 I would like to add, there were still 8 people who objected to it and those were the residents who live along 'The Street' and therefore, this should not go ahead based on the fact that the majority was only in favour by 3 more than who objected to it as that it not a high enough percentage given that the 11 who were in favour do not all live along 'The Street'. There is not enough parking for all the Woodmans Hall flats and houses which are joined to Woodmans Hall. Therefore, occasional parking is required along 'The Street' which is mainly used of an evening or at the weekend. If Yellow lines are placed there then this will just mean that more people will have to park further down in the village which is already busy enough with cars and will cause an inconvenience. I would like the Joint Transport Board to take note of what Kent County Council have suggested and to only do a short area of Double Yellow Lines to still allow some parking, yet how the Cabinet have dismissed this, which surly should not be right.