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In Surname order DOVER St Mary, Kent Burials 1623-1836 Ref Year Mon D Forename(s) SURNAME Age Notes 3053 1676/77 Mar 8 John ABBOT Householder 7227 1740 Aug 28 Mary ABBOT 17316 1828 Jan 23 Ann ABBOTT 7 New St Dover 17129 1826 Oct 17 John ABBOTT 77 Poor House Dover 15659 1816 Nov 1 Martha ABBOTT 80 Poor House 12136 1796 Jul 14 Susanna ABBOTT 2105 1640 Oct 21 Samson ABBS Bacchiler 2022 1640 May 8 John ABONCK? S of John 16278 1821 Mar 11 James ABRAHAMS 3 Great St 17324 1828 Feb 10 Robert Henry ABRAM 6 mths Seven Star St Dover 16792 1824 Sep 19 Mary Ann ABRAMS 2 Great St Dover 14295 1809 Sep 22 Patrick ACCURRY 1053 1632/33 Jan 15 Unnamed ACREMAN Chrisome of Philip 11725 1793 Jul 13 Sarah ACTON 12160 1796 Sep 25 Susanna ACTON 16272 1821 Feb 25 Susanna ACTON 64 Round Tower St 15414 1815 May 4 Thomas ACTON 60 Round Tower St 293 1624/25 Mar 6 Elizabeth ADALSE? D of John 16343 1821 Aug 4Angelia Fogerty ADAMS 48 Bulwark St 9692 1776 Apr 9 Ann ADAMS Infant 10891 1786 Jun 24 Ann ADAMS Spinster 12699 1800 Jul 25 Ann ADAMS 13656 1806 Sep 4 Ann ADAMS 18636 1835 Mar 13 Ann ADAMS 84 Poor House 18726 1835 Sep 20 Ann ADAMS 39 Limekiln St. 18776 1835 Dec 31 Ann Amelia ADAMS 5 Round Tower St. 11608 1792 Sep 2Augustus ADAMS 11924 1794 Dec 17 Catherine Faggerty ADAMS 14291 1809 Sep 20 Charles ADAMS 13322 1804 Oct 31 Charlotte Ann ADAMS 14090 1808 Aug 9 David ADAMS 14176 1809 Mar 7 Edward ADAMS 14465 1810 Jan 22 Edward ADAMS 4248 1694/95 Jan 27 Elizabeth ADAMS Wid 9839 1777 Dec 4 Elizabeth ADAMS W. of William 12092 1796 Feb 26 Elizabeth ADAMS inf 13857 1807 Aug 30 Elizabeth ADAMS 16445 1822 Apr 30 Elizabeth ADAMS 86? Biggin St 14070 1808 Jul 1 Frances Carlton ADAMS 13866 1807 Sep 20 George ADAMS 13631 1806 Jun 25 George Palmer ADAMS 3088 1677/78 Feb 5 Goodman ADAMS Goodman 16112 1819 Nov 26 Hannah ADAMS 75 Great St 1895 1639 Oct 5 Henry ADAMS Stranger 8491 1752 Jun 13 Isaac ADAMS S/o William & Sarah 9079 1770 Apr 1 Isaac ADAMS 14913 1812 Jan 29 Isaac ADAMS 1040 1632 Nov 27 John ADAMS S of John 9412 1773 Dec 19 John ADAMS Infant 9841 1777 Dec 8 John ADAMS Infant 16431 1822 Apr 3 John ADAMS 8mon Above Wall 18629 1835 Mar 3 John ADAMS 67 Bulwark St. 15386 1815 Mar 1 John Pierce ADAMS 4mon Snargate St 18558 1834 Dec 4 Joseph William ADAMS 15 mo Strond St. Lane 15548 1816 Feb 25 Joshua ADAMS 29 Dover Heights 11469 1791 May 22 Lucy ADAMS Infant 10761 1785 Apr 24 Maria ADAMS inf In Surname order DOVER St Mary, Kent Burials 1623-1836 13285 1804 Aug 11 Mark ADAMS 18177 1833 Jan 29 Mark ADAMS 65 Poor House 10359 1781 Dec 13 Mary ADAMS A Player 11015 1787 Dec 2 Mary ADAMS inf 11228 1789 Oct 7 Mary ADAMS inf 14635 1810 Oct 4 Mary Ann Burdett ADAMS 796 1629 Jul ? Mercy ADAMS W of Ralph 15307 1814 Sep 30 Nicholas ADAMS 93 15 Post Lane 10207 1780 Sep 4 Phebe ADAMS 15580 1816 Apr 25 Richard ADAMS 75 New St 13100 1803 Apr 24 Samuel ADAMS 8488 1752 Jun 04 Sarah ADAMS W/o John 9530 1774 Nov 6 Sarah ADAMS Infant 14125 1808 Oct 26 Sarah ADAMS 16046 1819 May 29 Sarah ADAMS 80 Bench St 12145 1796 Aug 17 Susanna ADAMS inf 14252 1809 Jul 5 Susanna ADAMS 355 1625 Jun 8 Thomas ADAMS 9985 1779 Jan 31 Thomas ADAMS Infant 14669 1810 Dec 11 Thomas ADAMS 794 1629 Jun 30 Unnamed ADAMS Chrisome of Ralph 3029 1676 Sep 21 Unnamed ADAMS W of Goodman 6620 1732/33 Feb 25 Widow ADAMS 11960 1795 Mar 8 William ADAMS Infant 12468 1798 Dec 20 William ADAMS 9127 1770 Sep 25 William ADAMS Infant 12020 1795 Jul 11 Wood ADAMS 8399 1751 May 08 John ADDISON 15943 1818 Nov 7 Thomas ADDISON 25 Dover Heights 7735 1745 Jul 28 Mary ADDS Wid 2000 1640 Apr 6 Mary ADE D of Christopher 4934 1706/07 Jan 21 Widow ADGATE 11919 1794 Dec 2Magnus ADLER 9550 1775 Jan 22 Mary ADLER W. of Magnus 8396 1751 May 03 Mary ADLER D/o Magnus & Mary 11890 1794 Oct 9 Peter Stolberg ADLER 9552 1775 Feb 12 St. Sebastian Magnus ADLER Innkeeper 1453 1636 Nov 9 Katherine ADRIANSON D of - a fleming 1596 1637/38 Mar 23 Michael ADRIANSON Stranger 6275 1727/28 Feb 22 Mary AENES? W of Jacob 14821 1811 Sep 29 John AGGERS 5292 1711 Nov 26 Richard? AINSWORTH Stranger, soldier born in ? Gloucestershire 5350 1712 Sep 26 John AIRES 5423 1713/14 Jan 17 John AIRES 4998 1707 Oct 27 Widow AIRES 6112 1725 Aug 10 Widow AIRES 6266 1727/28 Jan 3 Jane AIRES? W of Jacob 5723 1718 Apr 28 Thomasine AIRS 12662 1800 May 19 Ann AIRZEE 18319 1833 Oct 27 Ann AIRZEE 33 Folkstone Rd. 13983 1808 Apr 3 Elizabeth AIRZEE 16295 1821 Apr 11 Hensley AIRZEE 8 Black Ditch 16888 1825 May 22 Louisa AIRZEE 1Biggin St Dover 16010 1819 Mar 21 William AIRZEE 17 Black Ditch 17779 1830 Dec 5 James AIRZEE? 58 Folkestone Road Dover 18811 1836 Feb 21 Frances Jane AIRZIE 5 mo Adrian St. 5550 1715 Jul 15 John AITKIN? (ARTKING?) Joyner 7892 1746 Jul 03 Christian AKERS D/o Jacob & Mary In Surname order DOVER St Mary, Kent Burials 1623-1836 7013 1737 Oct 4 Edward AKERS S of Jacob & Mary 7935 1746 Nov 12 Jacob AKERS 7766 1745 Nov 01 Joseph AKERS S/o Jacob & Mary 8697 1754 Sep ? Mary AKERS W/o Jacob 7467 1743 Apr 21 Susanna AKERS D/o Jacob & Mary 2054 1640 Jul 10 Peter ALARBRIS Stranger 1757 1638 Nov 18 John ALBERSON S of John 5533 1715 Apr 10 Susanna ALBERSTONE D of John & Eliz. 4975 1707 Aug 24 Affrey ALBERTSON D of John & Eliz. 1277 1634 Dec 29 Alice ALBORNE D of John 3233 1679 Nov 27 Elizabeth ALBORNE W of William 2484 1666 Jun 20 Francis ALBORNE Wid of John 1377 1635 Dec 27 jOHN ALBORNE S of John 2483 1666 Jun 18 John ALBORNE 2109 1640 Nov 3 Martha ALBORNE D of John 18759 1835 Nov 25 Margaret ALCHIN 87 Mount Pleasant 16536 1823 Jan 2 Sarah ALCHIN 1 Round Tower St Dover 5506 1714/15 Jan 10 William ALCOT Seaman 16138 1820 Jan 31 William ALDER 2 Union Row 14330 1809 Oct 25 William ALDERSON 1564 1637 Dec 7 John ALDERSTONE Householder 9422 1774 Jan 4 Mildred ALDERSTONE Spinster 51 1623 Oct 27 Unnamed ALDERSTONE Chrysom of John 3129 1678 Oct 19 John ALDERTON 4302 1696 May 6 Catherine ALDRICH D of Roger 3473 1681 Oct 8 Elizabeth ALDRICH D of Roger 3485 1681 Nov 4 Robert ALDRICH 4234 1694 Dec 2Roger ALDRICH 6644 1733 Jul 18 Sarah ALDRICH 8412 1751 Jul 06 Mary ALDRICK 15594 1816 Jun 8 Robert ALDRIDGE 9mon Oxenden St 10536 1783 Apr 17 Susanna ALDRIDGE Wife of Thomas 5899 1720 Sep 5 Widow ALDRIDGE 4697 1702/03 Feb 7 William ALDRIDGE 6871 1735 Dec 13 Elizabeth ALEXANDER W of Robert 12658 1800 May 14 James ALEXANDER 14343 1809 Nov 3 Mary Ann ALINGTON 14572 1810 Jun 1 James ALISTER 5161 1710 Jun 20 Catharine ALLEIN D of John & Susan. 4942 1706/07 Mar 20 John ALLEIN S of Wm & Catharin 5479 1714 Nov 4 Mary ALLEIN D of John 5665 1716/17 Jan 25 Richard ALLEIN S of John & Sarah 5023 1708 May 4 Susanna ALLEIN Child, d of John & Susanna 5308 1711/12 Feb 22 Susanna ALLEIN D of John & Ann 6412 1730 Jul 29 --- ALLEN S of Robert 0f Sheffield, Yorks. 14529 1810 Mar 19 Alexander ALLEN 17406 1828 Jul 25 Alfred ALLEN 14 mths Limekiln St Dover 7727 1745 Jul 11 Alice ALLEN inf 7173 1739/40 Jan 12 Amy ALLEN D/o Franklen & Amy 8781 1755 Jun 05 Amy ALLEN John & Elizabeth 6654 1733 Sep 18 Ann ALLEN D of Francis & Mary 8950 1756 Dec 12 Ann ALLEN W/o Thomas 15212 1814 Jan 18 Ann ALLEN 2wks Biggin St 12409 1798 Aug 19 Charles ALLEN inf 7144 1739 Sep 20 Eliz ALLEN W/o Wm 7176 1739/40 Jan 24 Eliz ALLEN S/o Franklin & Amy 4686 1702 Dec 20 Elizabeth ALLEN 9826 1777 Nov 5 Elizabeth ALLEN Infant In Surname order DOVER St Mary, Kent Burials 1623-1836 10491 1782 Nov 20 Elizabeth ALLEN 10625 1784 Jan 18 Elizabeth ALLEN inf 13678 1806 Oct 9 Elizabeth ALLEN 14069 1808 Jul 1 Elizabeth ALLEN 14168 1809 Feb 26 Elizabeth ALLEN 15380 1815 Feb 20 Elizabeth ALLEN 83 Bulwark St 16218 1820 Sep 14 Elizabeth ALLEN 65 14 16694 1824 Jan 31 Elizabeth ALLEN 68 Beach St Dover 18039 1832 Apr 14 Elizabeth ALLEN 64 Snargate St Dover 6229 1726/27 Jan 25 Frances ALLEN D of Wm & Eliz. 6456 1730/31 Jan 22 Frances ALLEN D of Thomas 6727 1734 Jun 19 Frances ALLEN D of Franklyn & Amy 9942 1778 Sep 18 Franklin ALLEN Shipwright 12882 1801 Oct 5 Franklin ALLEN 14166 1809 Feb 22 Franklyn ALLEN 8817 1755 Nov 05 Funnel ALLEN Funnel & Susanna 13998 1808 Apr 12 George ALLEN 8267 1749/50 Jan 11 George ALLEN S/o Franklen & Amy 8425 1751 Aug 31 Goddard ALLEN S/o Thos & Ann 8651 1754 Mar 26 Isabel ALLEN W/o John 6403 1730 Jun 21 Jane ALLEN D of Franklyn & Amy 4011 1691 Sep 27 John ALLEN 4446 1698 Oct 9 John ALLEN S of Thomas 4638 1701 Nov 4 John ALLEN 7660 1744/45 Feb 12 John ALLEN S/o Tho & Rebecca 8190 1748/49 Feb 17 John ALLEN S/o Tho & Rebecca 8843 1756 Jan 26 John ALLEN Soldier at the Castle 10486 1782 Nov 10 John ALLEN Infant 17004 1825 Dec 8 John ALLEN 70 Black Ditch Dover 17080 1826 Jun 12 Julia ALLEN 1 mth Limekiln St Dover 7846 1745/46 Mar 02 Margaret ALLEN Baseborn D?o Eliz 4304 1696 May 7 Mary ALLEN W of John 8970 1769 May 2 Mary ALLEN infant 8999 1769 Sep 14 Mary ALLEN W.
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    http://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/archaeologia-cantiana/ Kent Archaeological Society is a registered charity number 223382 © 2017 Kent Archaeological Society MEN OF KENT. 2. HARVEY OF EASTRY By COLIN MATSON THE Harvey Family of East Kent is one of ancient lineage and honour- able history. In her book 'Under Thirty-seven Kings'—which is a history of the Boys Family written by Lilian Boys Behrens—the author shows a skeleton table of descent which traces the ancestry of the Harvey Family back to the Emperor Charlemagne himself and his marriage to Hildgrade in the year 814. Much of this line runs through the females of it; and it passes by way of Gundrada the wife of William de Warrenne and the reputed daughter of William the Conqueror. The parentage of this lady has never been confirmed; and, both before and for some time after her, the descent has the support of tradition only. In this article no attempt will be made to consider the legendary ancestry. Here it is proposed to introduce the branch of the Harvey family which may be considered conveniently as of Eastry; and then to concentrate upon one particular line of it. In this case the author has been fortunate in the possession of an authentic pedigree which was prepared by a genealogical expert at the beginning of this century. This pedigree commences with Richard. Harvey, who died in 1472, seised of land at Barfield (Barville) in the parish of Tilmanstone, which is to be found at about two miles distant to the south of Eastry.