General Index

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A Alnor (BInor), Thomas, 23. Alys, Thomas, 121. Absolon le Clerk, 75. a Manne, John, 98. Ackworth, Allen, 12,17. Ambree, ancient Roll of Manor of, 12. Acrise Court, 221. Ambrose, Bennet, 101. Act for provision of money to dis- Ampton, 66. band forces, 3 ; supplemental acts, Andrews, Edward, 19 ; Mary, 18. 6. Anfrey, son of Ranulph the baker, Acton, Middlesex, 247. 75. Adam tlie dyer and Mary his wife, 75. Angell, C. P., 91. Adams (Adames). George, 186 ; John, Ansell, Anne, 23 ; William, 23. 26 ; Mr., 176, 177. Anselm the Smith, 74. a Dane, James, 108, . will of, 99 ; Appulford, William, 259. John, 99 : Margery, 97, 99 ; Sara, Armore, Mary, 20 ; Robert, 20. 97 ; Thomas, 99 ; William, will of, Armstead, Mr., 271. 97 ; Mr., 176. Arnald, Alexander, 31 ; Margret, 30. Adcock, John, 314. Arnett, Richard, xlviii. ad Donam,'William, 73. Arnold, A. A., on the Poll Tax in Adisham (Edesham), Court of, 72 ; manor of, 77; Priory of Holy Rochester, 1660, l ; on the Tex- Trinity in, 70. tus Roffensis in Chancery,1633, JEneid of Virgil, translation [of by 225. John Boys, 82, Ashby, Thomas, 57, 66. Aid for the King's Needs on lands Ashford. 81. belonging to Hospital of St. Mary, Ashley, Thomas, 32 ; William, 18. Ospringe, 39, 69. Asq., John, 31. Alcock, Stephen, 13, 29. Asshele, wood of, 46. Aldington, visitation at, 238. Asshenden, Robert, 166. Aldridge, William, 12. 23. Assherynden, John, 137; Stephen, Aldye, John, 98. "137. Alewey, Joan. 128 ; Simon, 128. Assheton, William, 54. Alington, George, 16. Assignment, description of, in rela- Allen (Alen, Aleyn, Alyn). Agnes, tion to land, lxxxiv. 94, 109; Alexander, will of, 97 ; Assiter, Judith, 24. Alice, 94 ; Anthony, 105, 119 ; Asston. John, 236. Christian, 94, 105 ; Florence, 97 ; At Church, Alice, 111 ; Harry, 110, Harry, 123; Joan, 105, 119; John. 111 (2) ; James, 109. 110, 111 (2) ; 94, 99,105,108,116,119 (2) ; John,' John, 110(2), 111; John, sen., will jun., 114 ; Margery, 105 ; Mildred, of, 111 ; Margaret, 109, 110, 111; 313; Nicholas, 105, will of, 94; Philip. 110. I l l ; Richard, 110, 111 ; Richard, 11, 27, 153 ; Robert, 24, Thomas, 110, 111, will of, 109 (2) ; 313, 314 ; Simon, 94, 99 ; Thomas, Wm., 110 (2), 111. 25, 94, 97; Vincent, 94, 105, 111, at Hall, Alice, 98, 111; John, 98, 99, will of, 99 ; WiUiam, 94 (2), 97, 99, will of, 111. 105, 109, 111, will of, 105. Atkins, Elizabeth, 19; Frances, 19; Allerd, Margaret, 25. James, 28. Allison (Ellison), William, 19, at See (atte See), Agnes, 123; Alice, 318 GENERAL INDEX.

108,114 ; Christian, 123 ; Cristine, Barrows, Mary, 27. 106 ; Elianor, 97, 98, 108, 109; Bartholomew, Philip, 12, 17; Leo- Elizabeth, 122 ; Hamo, will of, 95 ; nard, 12. Hamon, 106, 114, will of, 122; Bartlet, Henry, 16. Henry, 98, 101, 103; Isabell, 122; Barton, Thomas, 22. James, 122, 123 ; Joan, 123 ; John, Barun, Alan. 74; Martin, 74, 65, 106, 122; Katherine, 97. 98, Bassett, Joane, 113 ; Robert, 12, 22. will of, 108 ; Margaret, 114 ; Mar- Bat, George, 24. gery, 108 ; Marione, 95 ; Mawdelyn, Bate, Elizabeth, 136 ; William, refer- 123 ; Michael, 123 ; Robert, 97 (3), ence to Smallhythe Chapel in will 98, 99. 109, 122 ; Thomas, 95 (2), of, 135. 98,105, 111, 114, 122, 123, will of, Bates, John. 20. 106; Thomasine, 122; Vincent, Battely, Somner, memorial to Rev. 106, 114 ; William, 95, 97, 98. 102, Clement Hardyng- from, 238. 106, 10S, 109, 123, wills of, 97 (2), Batten, Edward,. 12, 24 ; Col. Frede- 114, 122. rick Grjerae, 12; la3titia, 12 ; Gen. Athallys (Athalls), John. 97. SiSley John, 12. Attaway, Robert, 22. Battle Abbey Boll, 79. Atte w e l l , William, 25. Batty, John, 19. Atwater (At Water), Aunfrid, 73 (2), Bayley, Richard, 25 ; Susanna, 18. 75 ; John, 32 ; Mary, 32. Baynard, Mary, 23 ; Walter, 23. Aucher, Sir Anthony, 150, 155. Bazalgette, Sir Joseph, xlix. Austen, Elizabeth, 26 ; Joan, 170; Beale (Bele), J., 187 ; Margret, 168 ; Robert, 172,178 (2). Thomas, 112. Aversilver, 72. Beard, John, 21. Awger, 113. Beaufort, John, Duke of, 58; Lady Awvgare, William, 113. Margaret, 58. Ayllinge, Goodward, 165. Beche, Agnes, 130; Nicholas, 153; Ayres, George, 20. William, 130, 151 (2). Beconfield, Tangreton alias, 43. Bedemangore, manor of, 62. B Beecher, John, 28. Beere, Bobert, 120. Babington, Bev. J. A., 191. '. Beggyng, John, 76 ; Walter, 76. Bacheler, John, 55, 66. Bekynfield, land in, 119. Back, John, 31. Belebregge, land at, 102. Backett, John, 27. Bell, Rev. James, 246. Badcocke, Henry, 154 ; James, 154 ; Bellowne, Thomas, 10, 31, Richard, 154. Beltinge (Beltynge), land and mes- Baily, William, 120. suages in, 97, 99,101,105,116. Bakeohilt, 72. Benden. John, 165 ; John, sen., 163. Baker, Agnes, 120 ; Cecile, 120 ; Bennett (Benet), John, 116, 165; David, 26 ; Paith, 32 ; George, 25 ; Lewis Clifford, 80; Thomas, 236; James, 101, 119 ; Jane, 26; John, William, 18. 120, 157, will of, 101; Sir John, Bensteed, Joane, 29, 31 ; Thomas, 29. 150, 155, 156; Laurence. 32; Be- Beryngham, Garrard, 160. beccah, 32 ; Tho., 32 ; William, 96, Best, Henry. 31. 101, will of, 119. Bestfelde, William, 157. Balcanquel, Walter, Dean of Boches- Beswyke, Sir Oliver, 113, 114, 116, ter, 228, 229; note by in Textus 118 (2), 119. Boffensis, 228. Betenham, Archbishop's Wood in, 39. Baldwin, Anne, 19 ; Richard, 28. Betteshanger, 79, 80. Ballam, John, 165. Betts, Elizabeth, 32 ; Nicholas, 32 ; Ballard, Elizabeth. 19, 30; William, Samuel, 32 ; William, 26 ; Sir Wil- 19. liam, 113. Bar, Frauncis, 169. Beverley, Robert, abstract from will, Baret, Valentine, 55. 237. Barfreston, 241. Bevington, Henry. 21. Barker, Elizabeth, 25 ; Richard, 236. Bidynden, 138. Barlow, Daniel, 19 ; Margret, 19. Bierwhite, Joane, 168; John. 168; Barrell, Francis, 11 (2), 18 ; Henry, 11. Mary, 168, GENERAL INDEX. 319

Bigge, John, 168 ; Robert, 168. Bowlen. William, 26. Biggs, Phabin, 19 ; William, 19. ' Boyde, John, 236. Bilsington, Bector of, 233. Boykin, Elinore, 103 ; Godlef e , 103 ; Bilton, Bev. Henry, 245. Isabel, 103 ; John, 111 (2), 119 (3), Bircheford, Andrew, 66, will of, 119 ; John, jun., Ill (2) ; Birchett, John, 173. John, sen,, 114,118 ; Margery, 103 ; Birchington, 129. Sare, 119; William, 119, will of, Bircholt, 237. 103. Bird, John, 25 ; Samuel, 26 ; William, Boys (Bois), Edward, 80. SI (2) ; Sir 25. Edward, 81; family of, 79 ; John, Biron, Eev. Edwin. 246, 247; Bev. 80, 81 (3), 82 (2), 84 (3), 243; Sir Henry Brydges, 248. John, 80, 81, 82. S3, 84 ; Thomas, Bishopsden, Joan, 130 ; Thomas, 130. 81 (3), 82; William, 81, 82; Sir Blake, Robert, 29 ; William, 74. William, SO. Blaksole, close called, 120. Bracelet of Kimmeridge shale, 310.' Blakysham, land called, 119. Brackleshe, John, 28. Blean, 243. Bracur, Boger, 72. Hode Court, 82. Bradfeild, John, 24. Blengate, lands in Hundred of, 101. Bradley, Elizabeth, 23. Blewett, Henry, 25. Brassett, Anthony, 29. Bliburgh, prior and convent of St. Brathredge, Mary, 17. Mary, 74. Brattighe, land in, 72. Blossom, Christopher, 150,151; Juli- Bravet, Anthony, 29. ane, 150 ; Lore, 150 ; Phillip, refer- Bremsteede, John, 29. ence to Smallhythe Chapel in will Brenset (Brenzett), 135 ; Inquisition of, 136 ; William, 150, at. 234. Blount, Law Diotionary, description Brett (Bret), Elizabeth, 27 ; Percival, of Tenant al Praeipe from, lxxx. 163, 164 ; William. 236. Boad, John, 23. Brewer, Clement, 16 (2), 32, 33 (3). Bobbinge, 72. Brickenden (Brekynden, Brigenden, Bockland near Faversham, land in, 53. Brykenden), Agnes, 147; John, Bococke, Matthew, 18. 136, 149 (2), 150, 153,173 : Robert, Bocton, land in, 74. 148, 182, will of, 137 ; William, 137, Bocton under the Blean,' land in, 54, extract from will of, 19. 76. Bridges, Old, in England and Bolcome, Alexander, 31. Wales, hy Aymer Vallance, Bolden, Avice, 115; Franois, 115; xl vii. Joan, 115 (2) ; Robert, will of, 115. Bonehill, land and weirs at, 106. Bridgman, Bartholomew, 23; John, Boniface, Archbishop, 43. 264. Bonnett, Stephen, 81. Brimton, Edward, 27 ; John, 27. Bonney, Edmund, 31. Bristow, John, 29. Bonnington, 79, 80, 186, 241; manor Britton, Henry, 27. of, 220. Briwere, Walter, 72. Booreman, Agnes, 110 ; Andrew, will Broad. William. 21. of, 110. Broadsheafe, Elizabeth, 168; Wyl- Boorne, Edward, 20 ; Elizabeth, 17 ; liam, 108, Susanna, 16, Broadstairs, Late - Celtic dis- Borley, John, 97. coveries at, by Howard Hurd, Boteler, John, 236. 309 ; skulls dug up at, 208. Botlesham, W., Bishop of Rochester, Brockley, Bury St. Edmunds, 188, 235. Brockman, Rev. Tatton, part of Hythe Bougeor, Margery, 117. Churoh restored by, 270, Bounde, Edward, 56. Brome, John, 20. Bourchier, John, 237 (2). Bromefield, land and tenements in, Bouthill, weir at, 117. 102, 112,115. Bowen, Prancis, 18; Mr., 173 ; Ro- Bromston, John, 67, bert, 22. Brooke (Broke), Agnes, 150 ; Marie, Bowhill, weirs in, 123. 24 ; Susanna, 24 ; Sir Wm., 313,314. Bowker, Sir William, 121. Brooker, Arthur, 20. Bowie, Marie, 167: William, 167. Brooks, Jo., 26 ; Mary, 20. 320 GENERAL INDEX.

Brown (Browne), Abraham, 31 ; charities, 245 ; Eastbridge Hospital, Adam, 67; Anne, 32; Bartholo- 243, 245 ; Friars-Preachers and mew, 26 ; Henry, 31; Eev. J., 210 ; Friars-Austin of, 97 ; Holy Cross, John, 32 ; Mr., 32, 33 ; Quarles, 20 ; 101, 238 ; North Lane, 101; Prior Robert, 67 ; Stephen, 56 ; Susanna. and Convent of Holy Trinity, 75 ; 21; Thomas, 23, 27. St. Augustine's, 109 ; St. Gregory, Bryan, Sir Thomas, 66. 82; St. John, 117 ; St. Mary Bre- Bryant's Dictionary of Engravers, den, 237; St. Mildred. 75; St. reference to J. Cole in, 219. Sepulchre, 237 ; tenement in Wor- Brytey, John. IS ; Martha, 18. gate, 75. Buck, Judith, 12 ; Peter, 12 (2), IS ; Canterbury Cathedral, 77, 286 ; archi- Sir Peter, 12. tectural features compared with Buckland, manor of, 122. Hythe Church, 266, 267; gifts to Bucknall, James, 20. Maison Dieu, Ospringe, by Chapter Bull, Elizabeth, 19 ; John, 19. of, 72 ; history of, by John Boys, 83; Bullaigne, John, 22. Saltwood manor granted to, 263. Bullocke, Maria, 313 ; Thomas, 313. Cardon, Thomas, 239. Bunce, Elizabeth, 17. Carleton, Jobn, 65. Bundock, Thomas, 11, 18. Carlis, Cecilie, 129 ; John, 129. Bunn, Anne, 22. Carpenter, Thomas, 129. Burgisse, William, 18. •• Carrier, Stephen. 23. Buraiarsh, inquisition at, 234. Cart, Mr., 32 ; Eobt., 31. Burmon, Elizabeth, 30. Carter, Walter, 170. Burrall, Elizabeth, 23 ; Mary, 29; Capesland, land, called, 73. Thomas, 23. Capon, Luke, 32. Burrows, Anne, 27. Castelton, Anne, 31. Burrows' Cinque Ports, reference to Castelyn, George, 159. Hythe from, 276. Caton, Sir John, vicar of Herne, 103, Burton, John, 17. will of, 109. Busot, William, 75. Chaddocke, Martha. 21; Susanna, 21. Busshe, land called, in Bekyn f e l t h y s , Chadsley, Rev. Daniel, 186 ; Mr., 186. 96, 115. Chamber, heirs of, 115. Busse, Hugh. 28. Chambers, Anne, 21; Thomas, 22. Butt, Thos., 117. Chanler, William, 19. Bysmere Street, land at, 110, 111. Chapman, Joan, will of, 137. Charlton, House, xlii; St. Luke's Ohurch, xlii; visit of Sooiety to, C xlii. Charlton by Dover, 242. Cade, Arnulf, 74. Charnefeld, land at, 98. Cadman, John, 17 ; Susannah, 21. Oharnock, Thomas, 29. Cajsar, Augustine, 11. 26 ; Julius, 11. Charter Eolls of Henry III,, extracts Calais, merchant of Staple of, 66. relating to St, Mary, Ospringe, 41, Calcott, Nicholas. 114. 42, 44, 69—75. Calfe, EUen, 21. ' Chartham, land in, 76 ; manor of, 77. Callere, John, 48. Chatbourne, Anne, 19 ; Thomas, 21 ; Cambridge— William, 19. Clare Hall, 187. Cheesman, Margret, 20 ; Mary, 18. Corpus Christi College, 244. Chelds, tenement at, 94. Jesus College, 187. Oheshunt, Herts, 237. St. Catherine College, 185, 188. Cheriton, 210, 245. St. John's College, 245 ; founda- Chestfield, Elizabeth, 95 ; Joan, will tion of, 68 ; lands conveyed to of, 95 ; Margerie, 95, from Maison Dieu, Ospringe, Chetham, Richard, prior of St, Nicho- 77 ; Master of, 78 ; Priest main- las Ledes, 77. tained at Ospringe by, 58. Cheney (Cheyne), Sir Thomas, 150 ; St. Peter's. 187. Wm., 54 (2). Trinity Oollege, 186. Chichele (Chicheley), Dr., 185 ; Rich- Campen, William, 17. ard, 185 (2) ; Thomas, 55, 236 (2), Canterbury, 118, 233, 234, 235 ; All- 237 (2). hallows, 112 ; bequest to local Ohildrey, Stephen, 25, GENERAL INDEX. 321

Chislet, 112 ; lands in. 94, 97, 98, 105, ence, 102; Walter, 102, 103; Wil- 122. liam, 244. Chittende, Mary, 168 ; Eichard, 168. Colgate, Bobert, 30. Christopher, Sir, 110. Collington, Mr., 179 ; Rev. Nathaniel, Church, James. 95; Richard, 112,121. 184. Clmrch of our Fathers, by Rooke, Collins (Collyngs), Anne, 21: John, reference to Trendle in, 100. 21 ; Matthew, 27 ; Thomas,' 160. Clarke (Clark, Clerke), Clement, 66 ; Colly, Anthonie, 32. John, 103, 104, 13S ; Kateryn, 138 ; Colpholt, Thomas, 118. William, 101. Colsoll, Thomas, 100. Clayse, John, 153. Commissioners appointed to investi- Claxton, Hamon, 66. gate the carrying out of the Act of Cleeve, Dorothy, 23. Suppression, 1545-6,150. Clegget (Cleget), Elizabeth, 22 ; Confirmation, description of in rela- Henry, 13, 25 ; Joane, 16 : Wil- tion to land, lxxxv. liam, 16. Consaunt (Consant), Alice, 103,10S ; Cleveland, Duchess of, 79, 82. Cecilie, 115; Elynore, 103, 104; Cliff, Catherine, 169 ; Jeremiah, 169. John, 108 ; Jone, 103; Katherine, OliSe, land and woods at, 96,101 (2), 103; Margary, 103; Thos., 115, 115. 116 ; William, 103, 104,116. Clifford, Riohard, 235. Constable, Stephen, 31. Olifforth, John, 235. Constanteyne, Alice, 57 ; William, 57. Close, Stephen, 66. Conveyances by matter of record, Close Eolls, Henry III,, extracts from Ixxvii. relating to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, Conveyances in pais, lxxxi. 37—53. Cook (Cooke), Frances, 24; Mary, 26 ; Clun, John, 27. Richard, 111, 118 ; Thomas. 16 ; Coale, John, 20. William, 74. 0oat9, Elizabeth, 32 ; Henry, 32. Coombes (Combes). Allen, 23; Rich- Cobb (Cobbe), Alexander, 101, 105 ; ard, 23. Alice, 116 ; Bevoton, 117 ; Cicely, Cooper, Alice, 20 ; Anne, 24. 118 (2); Edmund, 314; Goodlefe, Copsey, Thomas, 22. 105; Isabelle, 105 ; James, 95, 98, Copton, court of, 72. ,').'). 105,110, will of, 116 ; Joan, 116, Copyhold estates, lxxxvi. 117; Rose, 118; Thomas, 97, 98, Cork, Bishop of, 246. 103, will of, 105 ; Valentine, 103, Corne, Ealfe, 165. 105,109, 117, will of, 98 ; William, Cornwallis, Frederiok, Bishop of 95. Liohfield, 245. Cobbey, Mr., 26. Cosyn, Thomas, hermit of Brodesteyr, Cobham, Elizabeth, 18 ; John, 29 ; 104. Lord, 313 ; Riohard, 12, 16; Wil- Cotheysfield, land at, 94. liam, 16. Coton, Thomas, 73, 74, Cotton, Constant, 19. Cock, F. William, l, 86,89,92; on Oouchman, Edward, 28. the Oldest Map of Romney Coulcher, George Bohun, 247. Marsh, 219. Couper, Joan, 131; Stephen, sen., 131. Cockewell, Xrofer, 28. Courtenay, Arohbishop, 236. Cod, Mary, 30. Oourthop, Riohard, 17. Cogger, Thomsin, 17. Court of Probate Act, Ixxvii. Coke, Riohard, 119, Cousens, Barbury, 21. Coket (Ookette), Alice, 66 ; John, 66 Cowlls, land called, 107. (2); Walter, 66. Cowper, H. S., 170; on a Note on Colohester, St. Martin, timber aroh in some 15th and 16th Century chancel, 197. Coldwell, John, 60, 61 ; Eiohard, 60, Kentish Wills, 127. 61; Eobert, 61. Coventry, Thomas, Lord, 229. Cole's, J., Map of Romney Marsh, Cox, Samuel, 30. 219, oopies of impressions known, Cozens, George, 170 : Tanson, 170. 222 ; inscription on, 223 ; Btates of, Crake, Sir Thomas, priest of Small- 221. hythe, 149,150. Coleman (Colman), John, 113 ; Laur- Crane, Joan, 17 j Joseph, 17. VOIi. XXX. T 32S_ GENERAL INDEX.

Cranebourne, Joan, 65. ,; Davy, 'Anthony, 102 ; Avice, 102 ; Cranley, Bichard, 17. Elys, 102; Gregory, 102 ; Joan, Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, 102, 12S, 137, 138 ; John, 128, 138, 150; Edmund, 239. will of, 186 ; Katherine, 102 ; Rieh- Cranbrook, An account of the Weald •ard, 120, 137 ; Eobert, 101, will of, of Kent by Dearn, published at, 134. 102 ; Thomas, sen., 137 ; William, Crayke, Sir John, 182 (2) ; Thomas, 173, will of, 137. 181; Sir Thomas, 182 (2). Davye, weir called, 117. Craythorn, inquisition at, 234. Dawling, William, 16. Creswell, John, 25 ; Eichard, 25 (2). Day (Daie), Joan, 170; Mary, 27; Cripps, Alice, 13, 29; Frances, 13, Richard, 164, 169, 170; William, 29 ; Francis, 13, 29 ; Jane, 13, 29 ; 175. William, 13, 29. Dean or Den, Robert, 233. Crispe, John, 101. Deale, Mary, 31. Croft, James, 246, 247. De Apulderfeld, William, 76. Crom, Thomas, 107. Dearing, Mary, 26. Crooch, Thomas, 27. De Badele, John, 47 ; Thomas, 47. Crosley, Thomas, 17. De Baeleto, William, 49. Crosse, George, 314, de Baifeld, Walter, 73. Croswell, Samuel, 165. de Barthone, Richard, 233. Crotchley, Joan, 18 ; Thomas, 18. de Besevill, Gervase, 73. Crouchman, Daniel, 168 ; John, 168. de Blakedon, Nicholas, 70. Crowe, Eichard, 53. de Bosco, John, 79. Crowe, land called, 107. de Bourn, John, 76 ; Roger, 76. Crowland, religious house at, 58. de Broco, Florence, 72 ; Joan, 72. Croydon, 90. de Bruneston, Maud, 73, 74. Crump, William, 18. de Brunston, Henry, 75 ; John, 75. Cullume, Giles, 27 ; Joane, 27. de Burgo, Hubert, 36. Cultonyes, land at, 102. de Cantuaria. Eobert, 51. Cunningham, David, 26. de Catham, Henry, 74 (2) ; William, Curate, position of, 163. 74. Curious Churoh Q-lcaninqs, reference de Cheney, William, 52. to Trendle in, 100. de Oherringe, Stephen, 47 (2). Curteis. Edward, 178 (2) ; George, 178 de Childeshase, John, 74; Robert, 74. (3) ; Jeremiah, 178 (3) ; John, 178 de Chilham, Eobert, 51. (3), 191; Nat., 172 ; Robert Bassett, de Chiltun, Robert, 72; Roger, 72 ; 178 ; Samuel, 178; Eev. Thomas. Walter, 72. 187 ; Rev. Thomas Sackville, 187 ; de Clare, Richard, 64. Walter,' 178 ; William. 172 (2), 177, de Cobeham, Ellis, 63 ; Hervey, mas- 178 (3), 189. ter of Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 38, Curtice, Mary, 23 ; Bobert, 23 (2). 62. Cusin, Roger. 74. de Cocsete, Pete, 74. Cuttyng, place called, 95. de Columna, Prosper, 236 (3), de Cornhulle, Beginald, 75. de Crest, Eoger, grant of land to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, by. 38. D de Dewesburi, Brother William, 49. de Dinar or Disner, John, 38. Dale, Rev. Herbert D., on Notes de Dol, Goldwin, 37, on Hythe Church, 263. de Dona, Serlo, 74. Daniel, Rev. Rob., 245. de Dunton, Paul, 65. Darell (Darelle), Sir John, 58; Ro- de Bdelmeton, Henry, 76. bert, 66 (2), 57, 66 ; Thomas, 155. Deed to bar an entail, description of, Dart's Canterbury Catliedral, en- lxxxv, graver of plates for, 219. Deedes, Capt., 265 ; William, 265. Davenport, Edward, 30. de Engolisma, Hugh, 233. Davidson, Dr., Archbishop of Canter- de Eston, Robert, 233. bury, 191. de Eylemorton, Richard, 75. Davinton (Davynton), land in, 50,75. de Ergardia, Sir John, death of, 49. Davis, Frances, 18; Mrs., 29; William, de Esshe, Adam, 63, 64. de Evesham, Johu, 50, GENERAL- INDEX. t$23 de Faversham. Andrew, 37; Helen, de Smallhythe, Johana, 169 (2) ; Sir 37 ; Roger, 74. John. 181; Juventa, 169. Defeasance, description of, lxxxvi. de Staple, Alexander, 63 ; Nicholas, de Fisburn, John, 73 ; William, 73. 48, 49, 63. de Frankethe, Simon, 74; William, de Stoninton, Geoffrey, 72. 74, 75. de Talere, Peter,- 233. . de Gloucestria, Alexander, 70. de Tamie, Adam, 42, 72. de Grete. Alexander, 75,' de Tangreton, William, 75. de Hammg, Adam, 73. de Tenham, Henry, 63. de Harenhull, Helta, 73 ; Joce, 73. de Tot, John, 47. de Hokelinge, Margery, 75. de Tunstall, Philip, 72. de Hornescliffe (Hornesclive), Henry, de Twitham, Eustace, 72 (2). 47 ; Luke, 73. 74 (2); Richard, 74; de Vienne, William, 42, Walter, 47, 48 ; William, 74. de Wadeton, John, 48 ; Robert, 48. de Horton, John, 233. de Welle, Laurence, 233. de Huk, Walter, 72. de Widegate, Lawrence, 72. de Icklesham, Sibyl, 70. de Windlesores, Hugh, grant of land de Jerunde, Nicholas, 75. to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, by, 70. de Kilkenni, William, 63. de Windsore, John, 51. de la Done, Maud, 74. de Wy, Juliana, damsel of Queen de la Forde, Alice, 73; Elfwy, 73 Eleanor, 44, 46. (2). Dirkin, Alexander, 20 ; Dorothy, 20. de la Hay, Stephen, 74 (2), Dobelynden, Wm,, 136. de la Heiruner, John, 74. Dobson, Thomas, 28. de Langele, William, 64, 66. Dodsley, Nicholas, 32. de Lenham, Adam, 73 ; John, master Damns Dei de Ospringe, MS. entitled, of Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 61, 64, 36. 65. Done, Robert, 27. de Leybourne, Roger, 70. Donett, John. 148. de Linstead (Lindested), Roger, 63, Donnington Castle, Berks, 80. 75. Doule, Sarah, 17. de London, Robert, 42, 43, 44, 48, 75, Dove, John, 238. de Lucy, Eiohard, founder of Lesnes Dover, Mr., LOO. Abbey, xliii. Dover, bones in market place of, 204 ; de Makenade, William, 54. John Boys, lieutenant of, 81 ; de Mescegros, Bobert, 43. Hospital of Blessed Mary, 42 : de Molendino. Stephen, 48. Hospital of Maison Dieu. 35 ; Mas- de Montfort, Hugh, 275. ter and brethren of the hospital de Mumarti, Jordan, 39. of, 42, 75 ; St. Mary's, 247. Dene, Sir Thomas, 68. Down, Sergeant, 261. de Neirford, Richard, 70 ; Robert, 70. Downegrove in Hampton, 99,109. Denerson, Hanna, 25. Downes, Ellen, 25. de Newenham, Thomas, 65 : William, Drake, John, 167 (2); Rev. John 64. ' • Alexander, 189. Denge Marsh, 223. Drake, Charles H., on the Hos- de Ospringe, Henry, 73 (2), 74 ; John, 73 ; Nicholas, 73 (2), 74 ; Richard, pital of St. Mary of Ospringe, 73. commonly called Maison Dieu, de Paris, Stephen, 48. 35. de Pyrio, Henry, 72, Drayhearne, Riohard, 28. de Putwode, Philip, 48 ; William, 42, Drover, Deborah, 16 ; Thomas, 16. 48. Drue, Willm,, 169. Derekyn, Richard, 70. Drury (Drewry), Ann, 165 (2) ; John, Dering (Deryng),>Sir Edward, 228; 165, 168; Thomas, 175; Willm., John, 165. 174. Derrey, Eobert, 32. Dryland, John, 122. de Rydeware, Bobert, 46. Dubrose, Alioe, 112; Benet, will of, de Shamelesforde, William, 72. 112; Thomas, 112, de Sheffeld, Gilbert, 62. Ducarrell, Dr., 186. de Shottindon, Daniel, 73. Duke, Walter, 32. de Sleddale, Alan, 264, Dumbourne, borough of, 133, 167, X 2 324. GENERAL INDEX.

188 ; right of eleoting a Chaplain I 114, 116. 117, 119, will of, 119 ; by, 188. • Joan, 119; Mary. 18; William, Dumpton Gap, Broadstairs, late-Celtic 119. ' discoveries at, 309. I Ellison (Allison), William, 19. Duncannoh Fort, co. Wexford, Sir j Elnbr (Alnor), Thomas, 23. J ohn Boys, Deputy-Governor of, 80. Elphicke, John, 176, 178 (3); Eich- Dundey, John, 24. ! ard, 178. ' Dunkin, Cutburt, 23 ; Susanna, 25. Elphyes, crofts at, 98. Dunnett, Robert, 151. i Eltham Palace, visit of Society to, Dunning, Henry, 17 (2) ; John, 23 ; I xliii. Susanna, 21. i Elverland (Everlaund), grant of pro- Durdelyn, Eichard, 74. perty in to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, Durham, religious house at, 58. • 39, 70, 74. Dye, Henry, 237. El v e r y e , John, 314/ Dymchurch, 237, 238 ; Wall, 223. Elye (Elie). Rev. George, Vicar of Tenterden, 164,169,183. Embers, Mary, 24. E Enfranchisement description of, lxxxv. Eady, Maurice, 17. Esghe, land in, 72. Eason, Mary, 28. Esling, land in, 44. Eastbridge, rectory of, 247. Etherington, George, 230 ; James, 32. Eastwell, Alexander, 95 ; Elizabeth, Evernden, George, 168 ; Phebe, 168. 96; Joan, 95; John, will of, 95 ; Everard, Alice, 108 : Elinor. 102,108 ; Margaret, 95 ; Martin, 95. Katherine, 108; Thomas, .102. Ebony, lands in, 138. Ewell, Alex., 94 ; Cecily, 112 ; Innys, Ebsworth, Adryan, 26. 108; Joan. 107, 112, 113; John, Edesham, see Adisham. 107, 112, 113; Nicholas, 112, will Edington (Edynton) in Hampton, of, 107 ; Eichard. 116, will of, 112 ; land in, 97,100, 117. William, 108,116'. Edmunds, Mary, 17. Exchange of lands, lxxxv. Edward L, marriage of with Mar- Bxton, Benett, 120 ; Bichard, 120. guerite of France, 46. Edward II.J marriage of to Isabella, 47. F Edwards, Edward, 28; Joan, "18; Mary, 28. Faireweather, Francis, 31; Susannah, Edwardson, Sir William, 182. 31. Egerton, 184. Fakenham, John, 54, 55, 65. Ekre, dene of, 147. Falce, John, 21. Eleanor of • Castile, Queen, death of, Fale, Robert, 60. 46. Farham, Anne, 29 ; Elizabeth, 29 ; Elbow-croft or Nelbowegarden, gift William, 29. of to Smallhythe Chapel, 137, Farleigh, West, 91 ; reference* to Elfwy, heirs of, 72. chancel arch walls, 199. Elgar, Hubert, 78, 273 ; W. H , plans Farnell, Rebecca, 26. and sections of Hythe Church by, Pasti Cantuarensis, by John Boys, • 273, 289; plan of Postling Church 83. by, 198. Elham, deanery of, publication of Faversham, Note on an old house excommunication of murderers in, in West Street, hy Aymer Val- 235. lance, 215. Elias, master of hospital of Ospringe, Faversham, 66, 60, 61, 68, 74, 76 (3), 43. 76, 77, 104; Church, 39, 40, 120; Elinore, Valentine, 114. lands in, 64; present of oats to Ellett, Thomas, 314. Prince Edward by Corporation of, Elliot (Eliott, Elyotte), Ann, 165; 46 ; profits arising from deaths in Edward, 165; Isabell, 136, 138; Maison Dieu, Ospringe, to go to, 39, William, 138. 40 ; St. Mary, ordination in 1283 Ellis (EUys, Elyce, Elys), Alice, 119 ; at, 46 ; small tithes paid by Os- Andrew, 28; Isabell, 119; James, pringe Hospital to Vicar of, 45; GSNEIBAL tNbEl. §25

tenement in WestStreetbequeathed Frencham, John, 147. to Maison Dieu, 57; Inquisition at, Fryer. Elizabeth, 18 ; James, 32. 1587, 313. Fugle, Richard. 176. Fee-simple, lxxviii. Fuller, Joh., 16S (2) ; William, 169, Fee-tail, lxxviii. 189. Feild, Henry, 25. Fuller and Sons, 215, 217. Fellowes, Ambrose, 23. Furmingers, croft called, 116. Felton, Wm.. 93. Pylpott, Wm., 116. Feoffment with livery of seisin, de- Fylton, Rose, 117. scription of, lxxxi. Fyn, Robert, 174. Fereby, Bridget, 17. Fielding's Becords of Boelwster Dio- cese, 227. G Figge, Richard, 147. Finch, Edward, 178; Mr., 176; Wil- Gabbage, Lapin, 234. liam,- 174; 178 (2) ; Sir William, 150. Gabbet, Benjamin, 32. Fines and Recoveries, description of, Gage, John, 20. lxxix. Gamber, Christian, 27. Fineux, Elizabeth, 121 ; Frideswide, Gamon, Thomas, 27. 121; Sir John, 117, 121; Lady, Gamyn, William, 65, 121 ; William, 121, 122. Gandy, Edwin, 221. Fish Weirs, 93, 94, 99, 105, 106, 110, Gardon, John, 118; Sare, 118. 111,114, 116,117, 119, 123. Garrard, Nioholas, 182. Fishenden, Thomas, 174,184 (2). Garret (Garet); George, 27 ; Martha, Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, 31; William, 30. 58 ; Thomas, 1; Walter, 19. Gascoine, Laurence, 25. Fitz Nicholas, John, 45. Gasquet's Parish'Life in Med. JEng., Flechar, John, 147. reference to Saoramentals in, 159. Flete, meaning of, 128, 129, 131. Gaunt, John of, Hospital at Tiokhill Floyd, Patience, 19. founded by, 35". Flud, John, 20. Gawdees (Gaudees), meaning of, 108. Foche, Bobert, 157. Gemyn, Agnes, 138 ; Margaret, 138 ; Folds, James. 245. Stephen, 138 ; William, 138. Folkestone, 135,245 ; bones in church Geoffrey the goldsmith, 73. afc, 203 ; land in manor of held by Geoffrey, master of Maison Dieu, Ospringe hospital. 43. Ospringe, 62. Foorde, land in, 98. George (Gorge), John, 72 ; Richard, Foox, Martin, 110. 72 ; Bobert, 76 ; Thomas, 237. Ford, Stephen, 153,158. German (Germin, Jermin), James, Fordham, Sir George, 86, 90, 92. 111 (2), 114 ; James, sen., Ill ; Foreman, Thomas, 23. John, 1.4 ; Margaret, 104 (2) ; Forsett, John, 159, 160. Saunder, 104 ; Thomas, 104, 105. Forten, John, 153. Gerves (Gerveyse), Margarie, 136; Fortescue, John, 30. Thomas, will of, 135; William, Foster, William, 32. 130. Fotherby, Charles, 242. Gerweis, Robert, 76. Foughills bowe, land at, 138. Getting, Anne, 20. Fowle, John, 161; Eobert, 183. Gheast, Edm., Bishop of Eochester, Fowler, Joane, 19 ; Robert, 17. 210. Fox, G. E., Tite Boman Fortresses of Gibb, Sir John, curate, 120. Kent, 254 ; Samuel, 26. Gibson, Bishop of London, 186. Frampton, Rev. T. Shipdem, 191; Giffen, Eobert,' 22 ; Thomas, 22. Gilbourne, Mr., 29. on. the Vicars of St. Mary, West Gillingham, Dorset, 244. Hythe, 233. Gillingham, Kent, 246, Francais (Fraunces), Agues, 120 ; Gilrae, John, 22. Joan, 120 ; Margaret, 120; Eiohard, Giraud, F. F., 18; on a Record 74 ; Wm.. sen., 120. Frank, Thomas, will of, 136. of Inquisition at Faversham Fredville in Nonington, 79, 80, 81. dated 19 Sept., 29 Eliz., 313. Freeburne,' Henry, 23. Glover, Ann, 165 j Stephen, 166, 326 GENERAL _ND__L

Godalming, oruciform enlargement Gullison, John, 29. of, with central tower, 281. Gunstone, Mr., 157. Godard, Stephen, 31. Gunteslese, croft called, 117. Godday, John, 136. Gunton, Anne, 16 ; Edward, 30 ; Godden, Elizabeth, 26; Thomas, 31. George, 30. Gode, John, 97. Gurling, Daniell, 31. Godfrey, John, 130; Juliana, 130; Gurrall, Thomas, 30. Margaret, 16 ; William, 130. Godhewe, Eose, 118. Goff (Goffe), Alexander, 95, 97, 103, H 106, 107, will of, 118; Cristian, " 118; Joan, 118 (2); Rose, 118; Hacewite, 72. Thomas, 95, 103, 107, 118, will of, Hads, Christopher, 20 ; Dorothy, 20. 121. Haffenden, Mr., 174, 175, 183, 184, Gofinch, Jone, 24. 185; Stephen, 183,184 (3); Thomas, Goges, William, 48 (2). ' 184. Golder, John, 168 (2). Hailes, Anthony, 21. Goldock, Anne; 21. Haines, Mary, 21. Goldsmith, Mary, 169. Haithorne, Alice, 31. Goldwell, Anne, 24 ; Eichard, 24. Haiward, John, 168 (2) ; Susannah, Gomeslys, land called, 106. 168. Goodall, Margret, 168 ; Thomas, 168. Haket, Roger, 72; William, 70. Goodhew, Robert, 100. Hakinton, land in, 100. Goodnestone Church, 80; Uflington Halden, 160 (5). manor, 81. Hale, Thomas, 119. Goolding, Anne, 17. Hales, Sir Ed., 177 (2). Gorewood, land called, 114. Halfdene (Haldene), 275. Gorges, Robert, 48. Hall, Dr. George, Bishop of Chester, Gorham, Joane, 168, 244 ; Mr.. 177; Peter, 159,181,182 Gorsley Wood, tumuli in, lxiii. (2) ; Rev'. T. J., 267. Gotle, Joan, 137 ; William, 137. Halliard, John, 29. Gough, Additions and Corrections to Hallum, Robert, 236, Kent, reference to map of Romney Hallwood, wood called, 117.. Marsh in, 221 ; Catalogue of Halsteed, Joane, 20. Stent's Maps in collection of, 92. Haltling, land in, 72. Gracien, William, warden of Maison Halwell, Samuel, 30. Dieu, Ospringe, 39, 42, 63. Hamersley, Pnillip, 30. Granger, Matthew, 23. Hamme, Wm., 116. Grant, description of in relation to Hammewolde, land in, 70. land, lxxxii. Hammon (Hamon), Dorothy, 30 ; Graunte, Simon, 94. Edward, 20. Graves, Robert, 32. Hammond (Hamond), Rev. Hum- Gray, Elizabeth, 24 ; Joan, 18. phrey, 170, 175, 179, 183, 184, 185 ; Green, Alice, 32 ; John, 23 ; Richard, John. 97; Eobert, 185; Thomas, 22; Thomas, 244. 24. Greenfield (Grenefeild), Thomas, 163, Hamo of Ospringe Hospital, 45. 164,180, 183. Hamo the cook and Mabel his wife, Greenhill (Grenehill), property in, 72. 105, 106. Hamon, John, vicar of Ospringe, 55. Greenwich,. visit of the Society to, Hampton, Ealph, 68. xl; St. Alphege, xlii; Vanbrugh Hampton, borough of, land in, 95. 97, Castle, xlii. 103,106, 116,117, 119, 123. Greneham, John, 109. Hampton Brokeside, house at, 105. Grenestreet, Agnes, 149. Hampton Hawe, legacy for mending Griffen, Joan,' 26 ; Mary,' 23. highway from, to Wevering, 105. Grig, Henry, 19. Hampton Hill, land and tenements Gryme, Sir Thomas, 182 (2). at, 105,119. Guienne, France, 47. Guldeford, Sir John, 80, 150. Hannen, Hon. Hen., 220; an Ac- Guldeford, East, near Rye, 185 ; count of a Map of Kent dated Marsh.,223. ' 1596,85. &MERAL I_TDE__. 32?

Harbaldowne, Hospital of, 117. Heath, John, 18, 19; Mary, 20 ; Ro- Harden, Ham., 16 ; Jane, 17 ; Mar- bert, 20 ; Thomas, 27, gret, 32. Heede or Hedde, John, 238. Hardyng, Clement, 238. Heely, John, 25. Hardres, Richard. 241. Helar, Agnes,'101; Beaton. 101; John, Hardres, Upper, 241. 101 (2) ; Lawrence, 98, will of, 101; Hardy, Rev, Canon A. 0., 189; Lau- William, 101 (2). rence, 265. Helborowe, land called, 115. Hargate, widow, 170. Helling, Sir Wm., curate, 121. Haringood, Stephen, 70. Hellings, land called, 118. Harlakenden, Thomas, 155. Hemming, A. O., 191. Harlington, Middlesex, vicar of, 67. Henden, William, 153. Harman, Mildred, 32 : William, 30. Hendle, Sir Walter, 155,156. Harris (Haris), Edward, 16; Dr. John, Hendrycke, Emma, 314; John, 314. History of Kent of, 134, 228, 229 ; Hends, Wm., 101. —, 139. Henecar (Henicar), Charles, 3 1 ; Doro- Hart (Harte), Christopher, 314 ; Mr., thy, 20. 243. Henley, Charles, 31. • Harthrope (Hartrope), Elizabeth, 17 ; Henneford, land at, 106. Eichard, 30 ; Sarah, 18. Hennis, Anne, 20 ; George, 29. Harvey, Marshall, drawings of house; Henry VII., King of England, founda- at West Street, Faversham, by, 217.: tions of hospitals by, 36 ; grants to Harvye, Stephen. 160. : Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 37, 38. 39. Haryson, Georgej 149, 150. 41. Hasted's History of Kent, reference- Hews, Bichard. 19 ; Boger, 26. to Hythe from, 276. Herne (Heron), Church, 94, 95, 105, Hastings, St. Clement's, rector of, 66.; 109,110,112.113,117,118 ; gifts to, Hatters' goods, Inquisition respecting 97, 99,100,101; gift to the poor of, value and disposal of, 313. 98 ; Hunter St., 94, 98,107,116,117, Haukette, land at, 104. 120 ; legacy for making window in Havering, 38. ; church, 107 ; Tong Street, 112. Hawe, lands iu borough of, 105. Heme Wills, by Arthur Hussey, Hawfield in Hampton, land in, 123. 93 ; Indices of persons, messuages, Hawkhurst (Haukhersb), 79, 81, 82, place names, lands, field names, 134. woods in wills, 124. Hawkinge, 245. Heron, John, 59. Hawkins, Matthew, 19 ; William, Heronden, Little, in Tenterden, 187. 24-0. Her'nstone, 94. Hawlett, Thomas, 98. Hewre, Richard, 111. Hawlott, Agnes, 118, 119 ; John, 119, Heylode, 72. ' will of, 118 ; Nicholas, 93 ; Kose, Hide, see Hyde. 118. Highknoek Wall, 223. Hayse] 1. John, 24. Highways, reparation of by legacy, Head (Heade), Anne, 22; Frances, 105,107,110,115. 22; Sir Francis, 13 ; Sir Francis Hikke (Hyk), Agnes, 104 ; Constance, Bond, 13 ; Henry, 13,24 (2) ; John, 104; Isabelle, 104 (2); Joan, 104; 245 ; Richard, 12, 24; Sir Richard, John, 98, will of, 104; Margaret, 13 ; Sir Robert Pollock Somerville, 104 ; Thomas, 104, 105. 13 ; William, 22. Hikks (Hykks, Hyks), Alexander, 93, Headcorn (Hedcorne, Hedcrone, Hed- 96 (2), 112, will of, 115 ; Anthony, crune, Hedecrone, Hedecrune), ad- 116; Cecilie, 115; Elenor, 115; vowson of church held quit of George, 93, will of, 96 ; Isabell, 93 ; secular service, 70; grant of Advow- Joan, 96, 112. 116, 116; John, 93, son of church and " Le Denne " to 96, 116 ; Margaret, 115, will of, 93 ; Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 39 ; grant Richard, 93, 112.115,116 ; Thomas, of weekly market and yearly fair 93, 96 ; Thomas, jun., 116. at, to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 42; Hill, Elizabeth, 121; Thomas, 258. land called La Denne at, 70; lords Hilling, land at, 102. of, 46; patron of vioarage, 43 ; Hills, Daniel, 30; Hercules, 28; John, . vahie of church, 54. 30; Margrett,.30; Mordant, 26; Hearth money for chapel, 173. Eichard, 26 ; Susanna, 31; —, 30. 328 GENERAL INDEX.

History of Paversham, Jacobs, refer- Hunt, Richard, 24; Sarah, 170 ence to Coldwell family from, 61. Hurd, Howard, on Late-Celtic History of Paversham Abbey and Church, Lewis, extract from relat- discoveries at Broadstairs, 309. ing to St. Mary, Ospringe, 76. Hussey, Arthur, 11, 127, 191; on History of Gillingham, Hutching, Herne Wills, 93: 244. Hustamentalia, meaning of, 128,131. History of Kent, Harris, reference to Husteed, Eobert, 23. Map to Kent in, 89. Hutcheson, Richard, 21. History of Boohester, reference to Hutchins, Jane, 23 ; History of Gill- publisher of, 1. ingham, 244. Hixon, William, 28. Hutsone, Martha, 17. Hobbs (Hobs), William, 172—175,189. Hyde (Hide), Gartrid, 168; John, Hockley, Eose, 17. 168 ; William, 152,155. Hodge, Thomas, 27. Hyrst, James, 242. Hoffer, Anne, 18. Hythe, connection with Saltwood, Hogg, John, 17, 26. 263, 276 ; date of charter of incor- Hokar, John, will of, 100; Margery, poration, 276 ; early government of 100; Thomas, 100. the borough, 263 ; early history of, Hokelinge, 72. 275; fragments of font dug up, Holbeach, Bishop of Rochester, 160. 263 ; grant of charter, 264 ; grant Hollar, W., 89. of lease for appointment of Bailiff, Hollingworth, Benjamin, 184 (3). 264; Hospital of St. John and St. Holmes (Holms), Elizabeth, 18 ; Tho- Bartholomew, 259, 279 ; Maps of, mas, 161. 268, 264, 265, 280 ; old roads in, Holworthy, F. M. E,, 226. 279 ; St. Barnard, 258 ; St. Mary's Homestall, explanation of, 104. Church, 258,261, 264; St. Michael's Honynham, Thomas, 65. Ohurch, 268, 264; St. Nicholas, Hoode, Christopher, 104 ; Henry, 104; 258, 260, 264, Institution of Reotor, John, 98, will of, 104. 258 ; Sites of Ohurches formerly Hooper, John, 16. existing at, 267; visit of Sooiety Hoore, John, 147. to, 1. Hopper, Catherine, 169. Hopton, Mr., 167. Hythe, St. Leonard's, A r c h i t e c t u- Hopwood, Thomas, 23. ral History of the Church of, Horner, Benjamin, 184. hy Rev. G. M. Livett, 278; hy Hornesclive, Luca, 42 ; Roger, 42. Rev. Herbert D. Dale, 263; Horton. Thomas, 236. altars and their sites, 307 ; ambu-. Horton Kirkby, example of cruciform latory, 282, 284, 289 ; arcades de- enlargement of, with central tower, stroyed, 282 ; arches, 278 et set/.; 281. bones in, 203, 269 ; buttresses, 289, Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, 291; chancel, 292; chapel of, St. 70. Edmund, 292; early history, 263, Hoth (Hothe), 123; ohapel of, 101; 276; early-Norman Church, 278 ; land at, 108. endowment of new vicarage, 263, Houlding, Richard, 19. first enlargement of, 281; frag- Houses of Yeomen, plan of in 15th ments of Norman work in ambula- century, 127. tory, 284; Gothic remodelling, 286 ; Hovenden (Hovynden), Robert, 1, Iron chest in, 269; list of lights, 149. 307 ; mason's marks, 298 ; Monu- Hoverland, land at, 103; ment relating to bearing the canopy Howdell, William, 245. over the king at his coronation, Howlyn, Thos., 100. 270; nave, 298; Notes on, by Howting, Katherine, 102; Eichard, Rev. Herbert D. Dale, 263; 102, 103, 105. painting of St. Christopher, 307; Huckmore, Simon, 32. panels under string-course, 295 ; Huckstepp, Goodman, 175 ; Stephen, piscina, 306 ; stone used in, 277, 174. 281; tower, falling of and restora- Huggins, John, 24; Mary, 26. tion of, 267, 270, 299; walls, 276, Hull, John, 173. 281. Humberlond, Richard, 73. &E_T__IAL INDEi. S&fe

Iffythe Bones, an Explanation of 29 : Joan, 19 ; John, 22, 123, 168 ; the, by F. G. Parsons, 203; date Margret, 17; Mary, 21; P. M., of placing, 210. 217 ; Eycharde, 240; Thomas, 21 ; Will., 174. Hythe, West, Church, and the Jones (Joanes), Alice, 27; Edward, Sites of Churches formerly 27 ; Elizabeth, 16, 27 ; Mary, 24 ; existing at Hythe, by Rev. Eachel, 22 ; Richard S., 220. G. M. Livett, 251; architectural Jordaine, Thomas, 28. history of, 261 et seq.; communi- Joyce, Thomas, 32. cants in parish of, 1564, 240; gable Joylesse. Mary, 24. wall, 254; murder of chaplain at, Judry, William, 27. 234; pink mortar used in, 254; Judson, Elizabeth, 170. stone used in, 254, 257; Vicars of Juliana, sister of Maison Dieu, Os- St. Mary, by Rev. T. Shipdem pringe, 39. Frampton, 233. K

I Kee, William, 22. Keen, John, 23, 26. Ioklesham, 283. Keene, Edmund, Bishop of Chester, Idley, Robert, 181; Sir Robert, 181. 246. Iggulden, Tho., 173. Keete, Eichard, 240. lies, Francis, 22. Kempe, John, Bishop of London, 55 ; Ingham (Yngham), 66. Robert, 118. Ingram, John, will of, 136 ; Thomas, Kemsley, John, 29. 136 (2) ; William, 136. Kendal, Edward, 20. Insley, Mary, 27. Kennard, Richard, 172. Ipswich, St. Mary le Tower, 248. Kennardington, 184. Isaao of Norwich, 70. Kennett (Kenett), Elizabeth, 27 ; Bishop White, 84, 244 ; William, 22, 99, 111, 242. J Kent, Map of, 1596, 85. Kent, Margret, 28 ; Thomas, 20. Jacob, Thomas, 28. Kenteysesbusses, wood in, 47. Jaggard, Richard, 243. Kentish Churohes built in Norman James (Jacob), Dr., 220; John, 138; times, how planned, 265. Juliane, 138 ; Kateryn, 138 ; Tho- Kentish Register, by Herbert W. mas, 22. Knocker, ixxvi. Jamyn, William, 136. Kentish Wills, a Note on some Jamys, Richard, 139. Jan, Stephen, 136; extract from will 15th and 16th century, by of, 136. H. S. Cowper, 127. Jarvis, Edward, 165. Key 1 w a y , Robert, 152. Jay, John, 237. Kilburne, ~, marriage of, 134. Jerkwylle, James, 66. Kinder, Lawrence, Rector of Swal- Jermin (Germin), James, 111 (2); cliffe, 122. James, sen., 111. King (Kyng), George, 189 ; John, 152; Jervis, Susan, 170; Thomas, 170. Robert, 152; Simon, 74; Turbert, 74. Jewys, Joan, 113. Kingesnoth, John, 118; Valentine, 118. Joanes, see JoneB. Kingsley, William, 243 (2). Jobson, Elizabeth, 27. Kingsmill, Thomas, 243. Jode, Elenor, 115 ; Plesauce, 116 ; Kingson, John, 30. Richard, 115. Kingswoode^Edwarde, 153. John, abbot of St. Saviour, Faver- Kirke, B'ranois, 19. sham, 55. Kite (Kyte),tThomas, 170, 173, 174, Johncock, Dorothy, 116 ; Isabel, 116 ; 175, 189. Joan, 116; John, will of, 116 ; Knatchbull, Sir Edward. 186 ; John, Martyn, 116 ; Eichard, 116. 240. Johnson (Jhonson), Arthur, 168; Knepe, Cristian, 99; Isabel, 102 ; Dorothy, 22; Frances, 241; George, James, 99; Joan, 99; John, will, #£b &#E_tAL INDM.

of, 99; Julian. 99, 102 ; Sir Rich- le Lounge of Fletewyk, Henry, 47. ard, parson of All Hallows, Canter- le Messager of. Newenton; Robert, 51. bury, 112 ; Thomas, 99. Lentin, Agnes, 102 ; Eichard, 102. Knepys Broke, 107. Leonard, Dr. Thomas, 225, 226, 227, Knocker, Herbert W., on a Kent- 228, 230, 231. ish Register, lxxvi. le Pleiter, Bichard, 48. le Salvage, Galfrid, 42. Knoller, Thos., 109, 112 (2), 113. le Sauvage, Geoffrey, 43. Knowles, William, 18. Lesnes Abbey, visit of Society to, Knyveton, Matthew, 57. xliii. Letters Patent, lxxviii. where en- rolled, lxxix. L le Wandeys (le Wandeis), John, 38, 42; Letitia, 38. Lacker, Joan, 98 ; John, will of, 98 ; le Wayte (la Weyte, la Wyete). Hugh, Katherine, 98. 73 (2) ; John, 73 (4), 74, 76 ; Wal- Ladd, Steven, 20. ter, 76. La Denne, land called, 7.0. Lewis. Rev. John, 179, 180 ; Richard, Lake, Kendrick, 24. 170'; William, 31. Lakener, Edmond, 157. Lewis, History of Faversham Abbey, Lambe, Robert, 313, 314. reference to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, Lambeth MSS., reference to Small- in, 36, 76. hythe Ohapel in, 179. Liddington, George, 168 ; John, 168. Lamport, Elizabeth, 27. Light, John, 180. Lambsilver, 72. Lights Notinden, manor of, 134. Lane, Sarah, 31. L'lle Dieu, Abbot of St. Mary, 50, 61. Langham, Archbishop, 234. Lilley, Rev. Edmund, 188. Langley, Richard, 29. Lindsay, Charles, Bishop of Kildare, Large, Amie, 20. Larkin (Larken, Lorkin), Hester, 22 ; 247. Lisle, Samuel, 244. John, 226, 227. 230, 231. Litlewood (Litilwood), Nicholas, 101; Larking, Rev. L. B., reference to an William, 109. account of defence of Donnington Castle, 80. Livett, Rev. G. M., 78; analysis of Lashly, Thomas, 16. Poll Tax of Rochester, 9; on Latton near Harlow, Essex, bequest the Architectural History of to Chantry of, 238. the Church of St. Leonard's, Laud, Dr., Bishop of London, 243. Hythe, 273; on West Hythe Laughlen, Xrofer, 28. Lawles, Thomas, 152. Church and Sites of Churches Lawton, William, 24. , formerly existing at Hythe, Leafegreen, Elizabeth, 20. l 261; on Postling Church, 198. Leake, Robert, 20; William, 28. Local Districts and Hon. Secretaries, Lease and Release, description of, Report on, xii. lxxxiii. Lond, see Lownde. le Bakere, Christina, 76; Geoffrey, London, Ellen. 20 ; Susannah, 19. 76; Roger, 76. London, 67, 70. le Bedel, Ralph. 45. Charter House, 58 ; grant of le Blen, land in, 76. property in, to Maison Dieu, le Due, Nicholas, 73. Ospringe, 39; Fleet Street, Leeds, Isack, 20. 230 ; Gray's Inn, Registers of, Leeds (Ledes), Kent, Prior of St. 82 ; St. Helen's, Prioress and Nicholas of, 77 ; lands leased to, 59. Convent of, 75 ; St. Katherine Leeds, Yorkshire, 185. r Coleman, Penchurch Street, le Flanouer, Agnes, 48 ; Roger, 48. 186 ; St. Mary Axe, Rectory of, le Gardyner, Walter, 76. 56 ; St. Mary Colechurch, 69 ; le Gulp, Richard, 73. St. Paul's, prebendary of Wild- le Hove, Joan, 72 ; Robert, 72. land, 67 ; White Horse, 89. le Ken. Thomas, 50, 51. Longdyche, Thornden, land at, 98. Leland's Itinerary, quotations from Longe, Sir Richard, 150 ; Robert, 68. relating to Hythe, 257. Longewode,' 74. &ME'RAL LvDtei. WL

Longford, William, Vicar of Os- 220, 221; two copies in Bodleian pringe, 67. Library, 221. Longley, Stephen, 169. Maplesden (Maplisden, Maplizden), Love, Gartrid, 168. George, 12, 19 ; John, 11, 18 ; Lovell, Bartholomew, 56 ; Theodor,- Peter, 165. 20. Marchald, Joan, 111 ; John, parish Lowes, Thomas, 29. priest, will of, 111; Thomas, 111, Lownde (Loud), Richard, priest of Marchant (Marchaunt), John, 112 ; Smallhythe, 149,181, 182. Richard, 24. Luoket, William, 27. Mark, value of, 139. Lucy, John, 160. Marlen, Elizabeth, 22 ; William, 22. Luddenham, 122 ; land in, 75 (2). Marlow, John, 17. Luke, son of Alexander, 74. Marlton, Samuel, 22. Luton, Thos., 101. Married women, law as to, lxxxvi. Lydd, 128. Marsh, Nicholas, 121. Lyfoote, Thomas, 26. Marshall, Elizabeth, 26 ; Mary, 19 ; Lyminge, 275 ; description of by William, 25. Rev. 0. E. Woodruff, lvi; St. Mary Martin (Marten, Martyn), Anne, 242 ; and iEthelburga Church, lvi ; visit Henry. 22; John, 16, 25, 55, 109, of Society to, lvi. 176, 189 ; Sarah, 22 ; Thomas, 177 ; Lympne, 235, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, William, 238. 246 ; deanery, 234; building of Maskall, Joane, 28. vicarage, 247; restoration of church, Matham (Matam), John, 22, 28. 247, 248 ; visit of Sooiety to, Iii. Mathews, Eebecca, 28 ; Richard, 26. Lynches, Henry, 93. Maud, Mr., 174. Lyngcoll, William, 109. May (Maye), Alexander, 123 ; Nicho- las, 28 ; Thomas, 17, 97. Mayeott, John, 121. Mayney, Sir John, 177. M Medcalf, Philip, 67. Mede, James, 184. Mabb, John, 21. Melfield, land called, 107. MacDougall clan, 50, Memorials of Canterbury, Stanley, Mace, H. B., 191. reference to journey of John, King Magge, Cicely, 100, 118; Isabel], 100; of France, in, 53. Joan, 100, 118 ; Katherine, 100, Memorials of Canterbury Cathedral, 118 ; Rose, 100, will of, 118; Tho- purchased by Society, lxii. mas, 99, 118, will of, 99. Meredew, King's wood in, 37. Maidstone, 90, 91, 244; St. Michael Merewether, Rev. H. E., 189. and All Angels, 248. Merrick (Mericke), Anne, 242 ; Ele- Maior, Elizabeth, 23 ; Peter, 23. ner,242 ; Elizabeth, 241; Margaret, Mallow, Elizabeth. 29. 241; Rev. William, 240, 241. Malyn, William, lie (2). Merrit, Francis, 19. Man, Robert, 17. Merrow, Surrey, lands in, belonging Manby, Mr., 184. to Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 38, 69. Manekin, John, 73. Merryman, William, 22. Mannard, Isabel, 117. Mersham, Boys House, 81. Mannyng, Thomas, 157. Mersham Hatch, 186. Manor and Manorial Beaords, Hone, ' Michell, Sir William, chantry priest reference to forty manorial Courts of Herne. Ill, 121, 122, will of, in, Ixxvii. 121. Mansyn, Alice, 119. Mildmay, Wa., 152. Mantell, John, 161; Reginald, 17S (2). Milham, land at, 104. Map of Kent dated 1596, an Miller, Cristian, 109; Daniell, 19; Account of, by the Hon. Henry -Mary, 17; Ralph, 74: Thomas, 20. Hannen, 85, Milles, Phillis, 22 ; Thomas, 1S7. Map of Romney Marsh, oldest, Milson, Thomas, 29. by F. W. Cock, 219; exhibition of Milton, 01ement,'314. at Sooiety of Antiquaries, 1787,221; Minster, Thanet, 120. original map in Maidstone Museum,' Minstre, tenement in, 58. 332 GENERAL INDEX.

Minutes of Feoffees, extract from, Newell, Hester, 31. , . relating to borough of Dumborne, New Eng. Diet., reference to hustil- 188. ments and flet in, 131. Mitchell, Benjamin, 23 ; Robert, 31 ; Newenden, 184 ; rector of, 187. Thomas, 30. Newenham, land in, 76. Moeer, John, vicar of Tenterden, 137, Newes, Barthw., 314. 181. Newing, John, 31. Moore, Henry, 22; John, 32 ; Mar- Newington next Sittingbourne, 130. gret, 22 ; Eichard, 186; Robert, Newland, Anne, 147 ; William, 147. I6S ; Samuel, 27 ; Thomas, 168. Newman, Richard, 25. Moorecock, Eobert, 31. New Romney, reference to Small- Monsel, Adam, 47 ; Goditha, 48 ; hythe in records of Corporation of, John, 47, 48 (2). 134. Montgomery, Anne, 32 ; John, 32. Newton, Richard, 17; William, 244, Monypenny, J. J., 1S7. works of, 244. Morefote, Thomas, 153. Nicholas, abbot of Faversham, 73. Morgan, Samuel, 29. Nicholas, William Fitz, 42. Morlyn (Morleyn), John, 151; Eich- Nichols, Henry, 21. ard, 161. Nicholson, John, 32 ; William, 13, 27. Morphett (Murphett), Thomas, 177, Noble, value of, 139. 186. Noel, Elizabeth. 47 ; Wm., 47. Mortgage, description of, lxxxvi. Norden, John, 90. Mortimore, William, 20. Nordish, Anne, 26. Morton, Archbishop, grant of 99 Norris, Dorothy, 26 ; Jane, 21. years' lease of the appointment of Northill College, Bedfordshire, mas- Bailiff to Hythe by, 264. ter of, 67. Moseley, John, 189 ; Thomas, 189 (2). Norton, Robert, 20. Mott, Thomas, 20. Norton, lands in, 122. Mottrum, Adam, 235. Norwood, John, 121,122. Moyle, Sir Thomas, 150. Notingham (Nottingham), A n n e , 1 1 2 ; Moyns, Stephen, 242. Anthony, 96, 97 ; Henry, will of, Moyse (Moyes), Robert, 24 ; Thomas, 112; James, 96, 97, 103 ; Joan, 96, 56. 107 (2), 120 ; John, 103 ; Katherine, Mullinger, J. Bass, 78. 103; Margaret, 118; Margery, 96, Munday, Mary, 241; Rev. Nicholas, 107 ; Nicholas, 96, 97, will of, 103 ; 241. Richard, 97; Eobert, 95, 103, 120, Murray, New Eng. Diet., reference to wills of, 96, 120 ; Thomas, 96, 97, Fee-simple and Fee-tail from, 103 (2), 107, 118; Thomas, sen., lxxviii. 121; Vincent, 96, 97, 99, 103, 107, Myrc, J o h n , Instructions, extraot from 120; William, 96, 97, 112, will of, relating to distinction between 107 ; family of, 112. Divine Service and Mass, 145. Nott, Agnes, 96 ; Christopher, 96 ; Gefferay, 96 ; Miohael, 112, will of, 96 ; Richard, 94 ; Eobert, 96. N Nubs, Anne, 30. Nye, Margaret, 25 ; Riohard, 25. Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, 249. Nash (Nashe), George, 25 ; John, 24, 110. 0 Naylor, Thomas. 28. Needier, Mrs., 19. Ode, John, 98 (2). Nelbowegarden (Elbow-croft) at Okef o r d in diocese of Exeter, 237. . Smallhythe, 137. . Oldam, Sir James, priest of Small- Nellaby, William, 30. hythe, 181, 182. Nellis, John, 23. Oldmede, land called, 98. Netherland, Elizabeth, 30; Margret, Olive (Ollive), Thomas, 31 (2). 31, Oliver (Olyver), My.. 26 ; Thomas, Netter, Susanna, 29. 29 ; William, 26. Neve, Herbert, 178. Ongley, Edward, 29. Nevell, John, 170. Oode, John, 101. Newcom.be, Bishop of Llandaff, 246. Order of the Holy Cross, 36. GENERAt INDEX. 333

Orlestone, Inquisition at, 234; reo- Paine, Henry, 18 ; Jonas, 24; Ursilla, tor of, 234. 30. Ormond, Duke of, 80. Pakering, John, 29. Osborne (Osbourne), Elizabeth, 17; Palmer, Daniel, 246 ; William, 66. Othinell, 170. Palstre, Geoffrey. 233. Osmand, Thomas, 26. Papillon, David, 220—222 ; Mr., 220, Osmore, James, 26 (2). 221. Ospringe, 35—78, 122 ; land in, 44; Paramore (Pamour, Paramour), Ag- King's manor of, 37; manor of, nes, 113; Alice, 113; Alson, 94; 51. Elinor, 113 : Elyne, 94 ; Isabell, 94, 117; James, 104, will of, 113; Ospringe, Hospital of St. Mary Joan, 94; John, 111, 113, 117; of, commonly called Maison Margaret, 113, 117; Margery, 117 ; Dieu, by Charles H. Drake, 35; Eichard. 93, 95, 9S, will of, 94 ; advowson, grant in mortmain of, Robert, 117, 119; Rose, 117; Tho- 59 ; advowson and patronage ac- masine, 95 ; Vincent, 95 (2), 106, quired from Henry VIIL, 59 ; 111 (2), 113, will of, 117 ; William, aids, release from payment of, 50, 94,117,123 ; William, jun., Ill (2). 52 ; bequest to, 238 ; Chantry priests, list of, 67; chapel in, 37 ; Parfet, —, 31. Charters to, 69—76 ; charter grant- Parker, Joane, 23; John, 12; Ma- ing chattels of condemned persons thew, 16; Samuel, 89,244; William, to, 44; confirmation of grant of 32 (2). properties to, by Edward, 47, 48; Parmentar, Robert, 72. Edward L, visits to, 44—46; en- Parson, Thomas, 76. quiry into improvident governance Partition in relation to land, lxxxv. of, 54, 55 ; Geoffrey, first master of, Pass. William, 16. 37; grant of land, etc., to, 38, 42, Paston, Elizabeth. 121; Sir John, 121. 70; grant of liberties to, 41; grant Patent Rolls, Henry IIL, extracts of right of sepulture to, 39, 70 ; from relating to Maison Dieu, grant of weekly market and yearly Ospringe, 42—51, Patrioksbourne, 245. fair at Headcorn manor to, 42; Paul, Robert, 24. Henry IIL, visit to, 39; Hospital Paxford, Riohard, 30. buildings, 61; Licences for aliena- Peake, John, 31 ; Thomas. 31. tion of mortmain, 76 ; Masters and Pearson, J. L., restoration of Hythe Wardens of, 62; purchase of her- Church by, 267. rings for, 45 ; St. John's College, Peatt, John, 165. Cambridge, maintains a priest at, Peckham, Arohbishop, 45. 60; tallage pardoned by Henry Peokham Chapel, Surrey, 188. IIL, 43 ; visitations, 51, 55. Pegge, Rev, Samuel, collection of Ossory, Bishop of, 246.- Kentish proverbs by, 79; reference Oswell, Georg, 28. to his acoount of Textus Boffensis, Otteford, 235. 229. Oulpett, Thomas, 98. Pelland (Pellan, Pellond), Bartholo- Ovel, John, 240. mew, 154, 15S ; John, 157 ; Mar- Overton. Jo., 89, 92. garet, 149 ; Moses, 149 ; Peter, 151, Owsbey, Thomas, 26. 153; Thomas, 149. Oxenden (Oxinden), Elizabeth, 121; Pembroke, Earl of, 61. Mistress, 121 ; William, 321. Pembroke, G. P. A„ 92. Oxford, 51, 238; Magdalen Oollege, Pemberton, John, 56, 66. 188 ; St. John Hospital, 48 ; Wor- Penny, Henry, 20 ; John, 20 ; Wil- cester College, 188. liam, 111. Oxley, Sir Simond, 68. Penyale, John, 129 ; Margaret, 129. Oyler, T. H., 91. Pepys, Samuel, reference to Rochester in Diary of, 14. Perambulation, of Kent, Lambarde, P extract from regarding maps of Kent. 87. Packe, Anne, 26. Peroivall (Peroilall, Percyvall), John, Page, Abigail, 169 ; James, 169; 101 ; will of, 120. Joane, 17, Perkins, Sir John, priest, 107. 334 GENERAL INDEX.

Perne, Thomas, 60. Ponthieu, France, 47. Perry, Rev. Edw., 247, 248. Popeley, Eobert, 26 ; William, 25. Perse (Persse), Joane. 16S ; John, Post, Anne, 31. 168 ; Nicholas, 169. Postling, John, 53. Peter, master of Ospringe Hospital, Postling Church, by Aymer Val- 45, 50, 51, 63. lance, 193; Supplemental Notes Petfelde, lands at, 137. 149. by Rev. G. M. Livett, 198; Petty, John, 18. chancel, 195 ; dimensions of, 193 ; Peynter. John, 48 (2). font, 195; gallery remains, 196, Peyntwyn, Hugh, 238. 198 ; incised dedication stone, 196, Philipot, John, 83 ; Thomas, S3. 84. 201 ; piscina, 196 ; rood loft breast- Philip le Bel of France, Blanche and summer, 194 ; vicar of, 240 ; walls, Marguerite, daughters of, 46. 199; wall painting, 193, 200; Phillip (Phelip, Phelippe, Phelipps, windows, 193. Phyllype), Agnes, 101,102 ; George, 156; Isabel, 101, 102; Joan, 100, Potter, Archbishop, 245 ; Francis, 101, will of, 102; John, 100, 101, 17. 157 ; Margery, 102, will of. 103 ; Powle, John, 236. Sir Matthew, 94 ; Robert, 102, will Pownoll, Barnabas. 242. of, 100; William, 100, 101, 102, Prat, Roberts, 22 ; William, 169. will of, 102. Presbyter, Confessor. 201. Phillips, Joseph, 21 ; Eobert, 29 ; Presten, Joan, 129 ; William, 129. Susanna, 21; Thomas, 21; William, Preston next Faversham, 54, 55. 24, 25. Private Acts, in relation to land, Philpott alias Wilcock, Wm., 118. Ixxvii. Phips, George, 28. Proceedings of Society, abstracts of, Pickendon, John. 22. 1911—1912, xxxix. Pickering, Jonathan, 29. Puckle, John, 22. Pickering, Statutes at Large, 1762-3, Pughe, Rev. John, 188. •reference to Poll Tax in Rochester Purse, William, 16. in, 3. Purvey, John, 235. Pickman, Arthur, 29. Pyers, Thomas, 151. Pigett, Vincent, 116. Pikelen, John, 30. Pirkins, Sir John, parish priest, 105. Q Pitt-Rivers, General, reference to excavations of, 311. Querne, meaning of a, 93. Pizey, Eev. Charles Edward, 189 ; Queesonbury, Mary, 30 ; Sarah, 30. Eev. Charles Thomas, 188. Quilter, Abraham, 243. Plague in 1478, 67. Plastow, John, 20. Platt, land called, 110. R Pledge, Anne, 31. Plummer, John, 172, 178; William, 31. Rabbitt, Michaell, 27. Poclington, Yorks, 68. Radoliffe, Houstonne, 245. Poker, Matthew, engraver of map of Radlam. Robert, 22. Eomney Marsh, 219, 220, 221. Randall; Thomas, 32 ; William, 183. Poll-money, derivation of, 2. Rassell, Thomas, 173. Raven, Rev. Walter, 189. Poll Tax in Rochester, 1660, by Eaye, Sir Riohard, priest, 181, 182. A. A. Arnold, 1; Number of Eaymys, Eobert, 120. persons in, 9; sums payable by Rayner, Nioholas, 122 ; Robert, 167, persons of different degree, 4. 189. Pollard, Dorothy, 23 ; James, 28 ; Raynold, Sir David, curate, 120; Wm., John, 30 ; Martin, 313. 116. Pollars, land at, 94. Raysell, Thomas, 16. Poltun-unul, land in, 72. Readers, the duties of the Order of, Potnfery, John, 22. 162. Ponte, Cristine, 136 ; Robert, 151, Record of Inquisition at Favers* extract from will of, 136, I ham, by F. F. Giraud, 318. GENERAL INDE±. 335

Records of the Cinque Ports: Tlie 1 ber of persons and inhabited houses Great White Booh, 138. in, io; The Poll Tax in 1660 in, Becords of Bochester, Fielding, 14. I by A. A. Arnold, 1; St. Clement's Eecoveries, description of, lxxx. j or Clements - borough 9. 10 ; Reculver, 104,112,122. 123 ; Church, St. Clement's Rectory, 235 ; St. 107, 117 ; lands in. 96, 9S, 99, 113. Nicholas Church, monument to Eedgway, Edward, 16; Thomas. 16 Philip Bartholomew in, 12 ; South- _ <2)' borough, 9, 10. Redman, Archdeacon William, 241. Eocke, Margaret, 16. Reed (Rede), Anne, 23 ; Josias. 22; Rockleife, Mary, 22; Thomas, 22. Thomas, 23 : Wm.. 68. Roger the Prior, 72. Reeve, Mary, 27. Rogers, Frances, 20; Mr., 20, 183 (2). Reeves, John, 20. Rogison, —, 29. Reginald, son of Beringar, 73. Eoking Grove, 109. Register, suggested form of. Ixxxviii. Rolfe, Edmund, 24; Edward, 240; Beifeild, Anne, 22. Ester, 28 ; James, 24. Rende, John, 109 ; Thomas, 109. Rolling, rent in, 72. Reynolds (Raynolds, Rennalds, Ren- Eolvenden, 184, 1S6, 187. nals), Archbishop, 258 ; James, 82 ; Romney Maxsh, the oldest map John, 189; Virgill, 28; William, 110. of, by F. William Cock, 219; Richard, son of Nicholas, 75. St. Mary, 128 ; watercourses in, 223. Rooke, John, 120. Richardson, E. P. Boys, on A Rooper, John, 116. seventeenth - century Kentish Roper, George, 28. Proverb, 79; Nathaniel, 30. Rose, Elias, 30. Richmond, Margaret, Countess of, 56. Ross, Stephen, 30. Rider (Ridar, Rydar), Annes, 121 ; Rothwell, William, 18. Prancis, 108, 118, will of, 113; Rothwell, Northamptonshire, bones John, 108 ; Mildred, 113, 115 ; in ohurch at, 204. Nicholas, will of, 108 ; Thomas, Roundell, John, 235. 108,113,116, 121. Rowell, Ady, 20. Eidley, Nicholas, vioar of Herne, 122. Rowland, John, 152. Rigden, Francis, 109, Rowlandson, Francis, 16. Rile, Arnal, 25. Roxburgh, Rev. Alfred Henry, 187. Rime, Elizabeth, 24. Royal Grants, Ixxvii. Ripingall, John, 22. Eumenhale, Trehameston in the Ripon, bones under Cathedral at, marsh of, 42. 204; "Maiden Due " a t , 35. Rumsey, Rev., J, W., 187. Ripsilver, 72. Rushen, Judeth, 18. Eipton (Repton), Richard, 164,165. Eye, Brenchley, 1. Bivers, Mary, 25 ; Rawlins, 25. Rygge er Eydge, Herts, 236. Robert, abbot of St. Augustine's, Canterbury, 37, 39, 70. Robert, abbot of Paversham, 55. S Robert, Bishop of Chiohester, 184. Robert son of William son of Sala- Sackett (Sackette), Rev. John, 243, mon, 73. 244 ; Margaret, 245 ; Rev. Stephen, Robertson, Canon Soott, reference to 243. his paper on Hythe Ohurch,'265 ; Sackville, Sir Riohard, 153,165, 158 ; on the population of Rochester, 10. Ry., 152. Robins, John, 165, Sacramenta et Sacramentalia, defini- Robinson, Edward, 226, 229 ; Jone, tion of, 143. 28 ; Mr., 18. 169. St. Aubvn, J. P., 248. Rochester, Bull Hill, 9, 10; Cathe- St. John in Thanet, 118. dral, 283, 286, 294 ; Charitable Be- St. Lawrence, Thanet, 281. quests, reference to a list of relating St. Leger (Seyntleger), Ralph, 67 ; to Diocese of,, 13; the Oollege Rebecca, 18. (Cathedral Precincts), 9,10 ; East- St. Margaret at Cliffe, 28H, 284. borough, 9, 10 ; Eastgate borough, St. Margaret Ivingho, Alice, prioress 9, 10 ; Middleborough, -!), 10 j num- of, 38, 336 GENERAL INDEX.

St. Michael's Ash, Hythe, 259. Sheldesford, land at, 72. St. Nicholas, Thanet, 236. Sheldwich, 184. St. Peter's in Thanet, legacy to repair Shelley, Edward, 32. of, 10S. Shelvinge, land in, 112. St. Stephen's near Canterbury, 242. Shepherd (Shepheard), Mr., 177 ; —, Salkyn, Isabel, 106 ; Robert, 106; 134. Stephen, 106; Thomas, 95, 107, Shephowse, land called, 115. will of, 106 ; William, 106. Sheppey (Scapeye, Shepeye), 42 ; land Salisbury, prebendary of Stratton in, granted to or held by Maison and Beaminster secunda in, 67. Dieu, Ospringe, 39, 47, 48, 70, 76. Saltwood (Saltwode), 235, 238 ; Shipwright, Elizabeth, 23; John, 23. manor granted to Christ Church, Shirbrooke, Isabella, 26. Canterbury, 263, 275 ; manor Shorte, Daniel, 134 ; Peter, 172 : conveyed to Henry VIIL, 264 ; re- Saml., 177. storation of Castle, 265. Shurbarne, Godeman, 128; Petronille, Salviate, Dr., 271. 128. Sanderson, Elizabeth, 27 ; John, 27. Silke, Mathew, 30. Sandling Park, 265. Simons, Nicholas, 17. Sandway, Antony, 111. Simpson (Simson), Sir John, priest, Sandwich, 81; St. Clement, 244. 112,113. Sarbey, Kathren, 19. Sinings, Elizabeth, 169. Sare, Thomas, 161,162. Sir, use of this title by clerks in Holy Sauvage, Geoffrey, 75. Orders, 181. Sawyer, Steven, 113, Skeat, Rev. V.. W., reference to collec- Saxton, Christopher, maps of, 85, 86. tion of Kentish proverbs, 79. Say, Richard. 28. Skeer, William, 25. Sayer, Joan, 118 ; Stephen, 116,120. Skeets (Skeetes), James, 172 (2), 177, Says or Sees, Henry, 237. 178,184. Saywell, Eichard, 26. Skitter, John, 23 ; Mary, 23. Scapeye (? Sheppey), land in East- Sleaden, Commentary, 240. church in, 4S. Slowman, Thomas, 169. Scapey in Leysdon, 72 (2). Smale, Cristean, 94 ; Riohard, 94. Schipdene, Henry, 235. Smeeth, 241. Scott (Scot), Eev. Frederick Thomas, Smersall, Margaret, 121 ; Nicholas, 247; Rev. Gilbert Maxwell, 249 ; 121: Robert, will of, 121. John, 23; Joseph, 32. Smith (Smyth), Abigail, 169; Alice, Scott, church, 174; private, 173; 23, 128 ; Anne, 18 ; Dorothy, 29 ; town, 173. Edward, 24; Henry, 18 ; Bev. H. Scoone, John, 175,176. P., 201; James, 28 ; Stephen, sen., Scudder, Thomas, 25. 128 ; Thomas, 129 ; Hrsila, 21; Searles, Anne, 24; Frances, 23 ; Rich- William, 21. ard, 23. Smallhythe, 130. Seaverne, Elizabeth. 29; Thomas, 29. Seer, Robert. 116. Smallhythe, The Chapel of St. Seers (Seeres), Ann, 17 ; Thomas, 23. John the Baptist, by A.H. Tay- Sees, see Says. lor, 133; application to purchase See Street, land at, 100,106,117. alienated property of from the Seintclere, John, 55. Crown, 152; Commission appointed Selling, Mr., 109. by Edward VI. regarding and the Sellinge, inquisition at, 234. evidence before it, 155—162; be- Selvester, John, 25. quests to, 135—139, 147, 148, 149, Serten, Stephen, 30. 160, 190; Chaplains, Beaders and Seth, John, 122. Perpetual Curates of, 178; Chap- Sevenoaks, rector of, 187. lain, election of, 180; chaplain, Sevington, 81, 241. ordinance for, 141, 143,145 ; chap- Sexby, William, 25. lain's stipend, 161; date of erection, Seyliard, Rev. Bichard, 168 (3), 190. 133 ; deed of settlement, 171 ; Seynt, Joan, 98 ; Thomas, 98. description of, 190; destroyed by Sharp (Sharpe), Hannah, 168 ; James, fire, 148, 165; lands belonging to, will of, 113 ; Margaret, 113 ; Peter, 151, 172, 173 ; licence for divine 168; Thomas, 21. service, 14Q, 143 ; light of St. Bar- GENERAL INDEX. 337

bara, 150 ; Petition to the Court of Stowell, Grace, 18; John, 26 ; Peter, Augmentation respecting, 153 ; re- 13,26. building, 176 ; reference to map of Straine, Joyce, 26. thelands, 177 ;• s h i p b u i l d i n g at, 136 ; Strainsham (Streynsham), Frances, Treasurer's Account Book, 171 ; 61; George, 61; Robert, 61. . Treasurers of the ohapel lands, 178. Strange, Ealph, 32. Sneade, John, 28. Strangford, Philip, Lord, 5. Somer, Thomas, 226, 227, 229. Stretend, land at, 9S. Somner, William, 83, 84. Stretton, Ja., 172; William, 178. Soomar, Henry, 314. Strood (Strode), land and tenements Southard, Peter, 31. in, 98,102,103,110,112,118. Southwell Cathedral, 294. Strood, Upper, land at, 109,113. Sowgate, Edward, 60. Strowde, Anne, 19. Sparkes, Frances, 26. Stuard, Thos., 94. Sparue, William, 42. Studde (Stud), Joan, 110; Philip, Spelman, Sir Henry, 225, 226 ; Glos- 118; Thomas, 110; Vincent, will sary by, 225 ; Coneilia et Dcoreta of, 110. Eeelesice Britannicce by, 225. Studhill, lands in, 106,114,117,119. Spencer, Bonham, 21; Marion, 111. Sturrey, land and woods, 101, 114, Speron, William, 73. 123. Stacey (Stace), Frances, 241; George, Stusbury, Henry, 19. 160 ; Mary, 241: Mr., 177 ; Robert, Stutfall Castle, visit of Society to, Iii. 172; Thomas, 172. 178 ; William, Stymson, William, 27. 241. Sumpter, William, 237. Stafford, Henry, 167 (2), 169 (3), 182 Surrender, in relation to land, (2) ; Marie, 169. lxxxiv. Stahlsohmidt's Churoh Bells of Kent, Surrender and Admittance by the 191. rod of Copyholds, lxxxii. Staines (Staynes), Dorothy, 19; Tho- Suthernden, Riohard, 168 ; Susan, mas, 21. 168 (2). Stalisfield, 236. Sutton Valenoe, St. Mary, 91. Stanton, Abraham, 19. Swan (Swanne), Sir Thomas, 101, Staple (Stapele). lands in, 72 ; manor 103. ' of, 77. Swayn, Thos., 120. Starkey, George, 169. Swayton, John, 314. Starlen, Sarah, 23, Swaloliff, Baker's way, 111; gift to Statute of Uses, 1535, lxxxiii. Church, 101; land in, 100. Steddles (Stedilles), meaning of, 123. Swhalflete, land in, 104. Stedman, Elizabeth, 169 ; John, 169, Swifington, Anne, 25 ; Xopher, 26. Stekelys, meaning of, 259. Swingfield (Swynfield), 66,121. Stelling. chapel of, 241. Swingford, John, 32. Stent, P., 88, 89, 92. Symondson, Wm., 186, Stephens (Stevens), Grace, 25 ; John, Symons, Thomas, 28 ; William, 28. 30 ; Eichard, 22 ; Zacharias, 27. Symonson (Simonson), Piilip, maps, Steward (Stuard), Elynor, 115 ; Joan, of Kent of, 86, 86, 87, 92„ 115 ; Powle, 115 ; Thomas, 94, will Syred, Eobert, 66, of, 115. Stiokney (Stykney), John, 68 ; Rioh- ard, 68. T Stockbury near Sittingbourne, 281. Stodmarsh, 244, 247. Tangreton alias Beconfield, manor Stoke Newington, rectory of, 186. of, 43. Stone, James, 240 ; Jesper, 30; John, Tanner, Barnet, 22 ; Johu, 110 ; 30, 168; Riohard, 168; Thomas, Peter, 30. 26. Tanner, Monastioon, reference to Stone, 97,122,184. Maison Dieu, Ospringe, in, 38. Stonehouse, Nicholas, 25; William, Tanton, Joan, 170. 27. Tarr (Tarre), Elizabeth, 168; John Stonylands, land at, 105. 168,170 ; Michael, 168. Stopyn, meaning of a, 93. Tate, Archbishop, 247. Stow, Francis, 25 ; Samuel, 25. Tathamclarke, Roger, 19. vo. , xxx. _ 33& GENERAL INDEX.

Tredway, John, 19. Taylor (Tayler), A. H, on the Trehameston in the marsh of Rumen- Chapel of St. John the Baptist, . -hale, 42. > . Smallhythe, 133; Anne, 32; Trehanston or Triameston in Bur- Barbury, 24 ; Daniel, 29 ; Edward, marsh, manor of, conferred on 24 ; Freeshwith, 32 ; Henry, 30 ; Maison Dieu, Ospringe, 39 ; descent John, 26, 301; Sir John, 6S; Mar- of manor of, in Aroh. Cant., Vol. gret, 26 ; Nathaniell, 21 ; Robert, IL, 39. 21.; Thomas, 21, 31 (2) ; William, Trendle or Trindle, meaning of1100. 177. Trianstone, fee in, 43. Tempest, Margaret, 245. Tribe, John, 170,175,.189. Tenham, 122. Trinity House, map of Romney Marsh Tenison, Archbishop, 245. in, 219. Tennant, Mrs., gift of lych gate to Tripcony, Anne, 30 ; Wm., 30. West Hythe by, 249. Troward, Thomas, 29. Tenterden (Tenterdyn, Tentwarden), Tryckys, land called, 112. 128—191; chapel of ease to, 134 ; Tudely. 235, .Church, repair of, 137; extracts Tudor, Edmund, Earl of Richmond, from Registers of, 167 ; Grammar 58 ; Lady Margaret, endowment of School, IS5; incorporation of, un- • schools of learning at Cambridge der Bailiff and Commonalty, and by, 58. '' .' united to Rye, 162 ; Mersham Dene Tunbridge Wells, St. John's, 247. in, 151; Mountanrye Garden in, , Turgis, heirs of, 72. 151. Turner (Turnor), Frances, 31; Hugh, Textus Roffensis in Chancery, : 137; James, 25 ; Joan, 181, extract 1633, by A. A. Arnold, 225; from will of, 137 ; Mr., 185 ; Tho- abstract of Chancery Proceedings • mas, 19. about, 229. Turyng, James, 239. Tweedie, Alexander Forbes, 178. Thomas, Anne, 26 ; Jesse, 12 ; J. Twigg, Eobert. 187. Lambly, 12 ; Loetitia, 12; Eobert, Twitham, land in, 70, 72. 17. Twopeny, William, 86. Thomas Alyns, place called, 103. Tyckil, Richard, 235. Thomson, Robert, 120. Tye, John, jun,, 313 ; John, sen., 313, Thoresby, John, 186; John, Arch- bishop of York, 186 ; Mr., 185,186 ; Ty'ler'(Tiler), John, 138 ; Wat, 2. Ralph, 186 (2); Richard, 179, 185 Tym, Margret, 19. (2), 186. Tyndale, John, jun., 314 ; John, sen., Thornden, lands at, 100, 110, 116, • 314. 119 ; Studde Hill, 123. Typographical Antiquities, Herbert, Throwley (Thruleye), 184; land in, 44. 85. Thurnham, 241, Thurston, Hearne, 12, 16, 32, 33 (3) ; U James, 12'; Morrell, 12. Tickhill, Hospital of Maison Dieu at, Ugden, John, 314. 35. Dnderdowne, manor of, 122. Tiffen, W., 222. Underhill, John, 58, 59, 67. Tilden, Joan, 169 ; Richard, 32. •Upchurch (Opchirche, Upechirche), Tilmanstone, 241 ; vicar of, 187. bones in church at, 203; land in, Toght, John, 52. 48,50, 51. Tombs, Richard, 23. Upstreet, land at, 104. Tomlinson, William, 68, Urre, Thomas, 51. Tomson (Tompson), Frances, IS ; Usher, Eobert, 29. ' Richard, 28. ' Tonge, Nicholas, 23. Topley, Gcol. of tlie Weald, reference to stone found in quarries near V Lympne and Hythe, 254. Torkington, Phillip, 21. Vallance, Aymer, on Old Bridges Tournay, Thomas, 165, 166; seques- in England and Wales, xlvii; tration of, 166, on lympne Castle, iii; Note GENERAL INDEX. 339

on an old house, West Street, Warren, Anne, 25. Ward, Isaac, 183 (2) ; Mr., 183. Faversham, 215; on Postling Waterman, Mrs. Gardner, 89. Church, 215. Waters, Joan, 170; William, 170. Vallence, Thomas, 20. Watson, Daniell, 26; Deverex, 23; Valent, Sir Robert, priest, 234. Jane, 20. Van Dyck, Sir Anthony, 88, 89. Wattle, Elizabeth, 27. Vavesour, —, reference to will of, Wayte (Weyte), Joan, 149; John, 53, 145. 149 ; Bev. John, 234. Venman, Christopher, 31; Henry, 31. Webb (Webbe), Anne, 24; Edwarde, Vernum, Dorothy, 21 ; Eichard. 21. 240 ; John, 31; Joseph, 19 ; Nicho- Verser, Henry, 170, las, 160. Vicar, Mr., 104. Webster, Andrew, 97 ; Henry, 100. Victuall, Ann, 22 ; Richard, 22. Webston, Joan, 109. Villare Cantianum, 83, 84. Weeks, Jno., 177. Viney, Jeremiah, 173. Weirs in Heme, 62, 64, 79, 93, 94, 96, Visitation of Kent, Harleian Society, 100, 102,105,115,118,120,126,134. reference to pedigree of Boys in, 82. Weld, Rev. Joseph, 187. Vousden, Margaret, 16. Well, Elizabeth, 17. Vyne, Margaret, 168. Welldon, Anthony, 11. Well Hall, visit of Society to, xliii. Wellys, William, 235. W Wellys, land at, 116. Wendlesberi, Herts, association of Wade, Christopher, 22. Wends with, 209. Wadmore, J. P., refereuoe to his paper Wendlescliff, Worcestershire, associa- on Hospitallers of Kent, 36. tion of Wends with, 20.9. Waggon, Mary, 28. Wendleshore, association of Wends Waight, Widow, 19. with, 209. Waites, Richard, 22. Werchinden, Joan, 118 ; John, 118. Wakering (Wakeryng), John, 54, 236. West, George, 19 ; Thomas, 120. Waking, William, 66. Westbere, ohurch, 101; lands in, 101, Waldron, Sussex, 186. Westbrook, Thornden, lands in, 111, Walford, Eiohard, 17. 117, 119. Walker, Jane, 230; .Sir John, 113, Westgate, lands in hundred of, 101. 165 ; Thomas, 230, 231. Westhenne, Anne, 17. Wall paintings at Postling, 194, 200 ; Westminster, religious house at, 58 ; ac Stodmarsh Court removed to St. Stephen's, vicar of, 67. S. Kensington, lxiii. Weston, Stringer, 178. Walland Marsh, 223. Westphalinge, Henry, 240. Waller, John, 31. Wevering, legacy for mending .high- Wallison, James, 21. way, 105. Walmisley, Lane, 246. Weyf, all animals called, 41. Walsall, Barnabas, 13, 28. Whiltey, land at, 102. Walsh, Dr., Bishop of Dover, 249. Whitgift, Archbishop, reference' to Walter, master of Ospringe Hospital, letter recommending Mr. Merrick 44, 63. to Westhythe from, 241. Walter the shepherd, 74. Whitham, Widow, 30. Waltham, land given by the King in, White, Barbury, 28 ; Henry, 26 ; 38. Matthew, 28. Walton, John, 31; Thomas, 29. Whiting, William, 78. Wandsworth, Surrey, association of Whitpelse, William, 72. Wends with, 209. Whitstaple, lands in, 75, 100, 106. Wanecooke, Margret, 26. Whitton (Whetton, Whiton), Edward, Ward, Isaao, 170 (3) ; Riohard, 16 ; • 18, 21, 33 (3) ; Katherine, 21 ; Sarah, 170 ; Thomas, 18. Thomas, 17, Warehorne, 129, 237, Whittlesey, Archbishop, 234. Warham, Arohbishop William, 57, Whitwell, Charles, 88, 89. 139—145, 174, 238, 239. Wiat, Thomas, 28. Warie, Henry, 170 (2), Wickham, East, visit of Society to Warlowe, Wm., 113, Ohurch, xliiii 340 GENERAL INDEX.

Widegate, land in, 72. Woodyer, George, 12,17. Widows, provision for in Kentish Wool, licence granted by Edward I. wills, 127. to export, 44. Wightman, Frances, 61; Wm., 61. Wotherd, James, 32. Wigmore, John, 26. Wotton, Sir Edward, 155 ; Thomas, Wilcook alias Philpott, Wm., 118. 236 241. Wild, John. 24 ; Mary, 16, 30 ; Peter, Wredilforth, Eichard, 57. 30. Wright, Anne, 20 ; Christopher, 23 ; Wilkin, Rev. Arthur, 191. Henry, 20; Eebecca, 20. Wilkins, James, 28. Wriothesley, Henry, 25. Wilks, Amy, 108; John, 103 ; Kathe- Wye, 122. rine, 108 ; Richard, will of, 107. Wymarke, Edward; 31. Willesborough, Boys Hall, 81, 82. Wytheman, Robert, 157. Williams, Edward, 29 ; Thomas, 16. Wyvelesbrugh, church of, 76. Wills, Herne, by Arthur Hussey, 93; right to grant probate, lxxvi. Wilmot, John, 27. Y Wils, Joan, 169 ; Robert, 169. Wilson, George, 23 ; Hannah, 168. Yenford, land at, 117. Wimburn, religious house at, 58. Yew, Xrofer, 27. Winchelsea, rector of, 134. Yns, Eichard, 236. Winchelsey, Archbishop, 46. Yongstreet, 105. Windsor, Mary, 169 ; William, 169. Yorke, Jane, 25. Wingham, 54, 70, 72, 244. Young (Yong, Younge), Anne, 19; Winter, Grace, 28. Cristian, 113; Elizabeth, 113 (2), Wintle, Mr., 219. 170 ; Francis, 113 ; Gilbert, 22 ;, Winton, William, 170. Henry, 113; Joan, 113 ; John, 9S, Wittersham (Wittresham), 165,185. 109,122. will of, 113 ; Eichard, 113 ; Wodelode, 72. Bobert, 113 (2) ; Sarah, 22; Tho- Woderove, see Woodruff. mas, 32 ; William, 170. Wolet, 110. Wolsey, Cardinal. 69. Wood, Elizabeth,' 18, 29; Joan, 18; NO S-ENAMB. John, 19 ; Mary, 18 ; Riohard, 25 ; Thomas, 26 ; —, 169. —, Joane, a servant, 30. Woodcock, Tho., 174. —, John, 169. Woodcuts, Dorset, late-Celtic village —., Margarette, 169. of, 311. —, Eichard, 24. Woodford, Jonathan, 25. —, Thomas, 169* Woodland, Widow, 173. Woodman, Ann, 165 ; Susan, 170. Woodrow, Robert, master of Ospringe Hospital, 77. PliACE. Woodruff (Woderove, Woderowe, Woodroff), Rev. 0. E., 78 ; Eobert, .... ikeleshal, 72. 57, 58, 67.

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