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BURIALS in the PARISH of SMARDEN in the COUNTY of KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 ______ BURIALS IN THE PARISH OF SMARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ No Last Name First Name Abode When buried Age 248(alte ……….. Samuel Smarden Good Friday 31st March 1899 14 days *(illegitimate, unbaptised, buried otherwise than by the red) Church's Office) 117 A man found dead not known 8th November not known 286 A wayfarer. "A man to ? July 9th 1902 About 40 Inquest. Sudden death in hayfield the jury unknown" 591 Acres George Smarden 27 May 1858 74 yrs. 796 Acres Susannah Maidstone 2 August 1875 87 48 Akhurst John Smarden 5 May 1817 Infant 285 Alchin Mary Ann Smarden 30 June 1836 35 223 Allchin (blank) Smarden 21 July 1832 Infant 252 Allchin John Smarden 1 October 1834 32 58 Allchin Major Smarden 4 February 1818 27 770 Allcorn / Allcom ? William John Smarden February 6th 1950 77 610 Allen Gabriel Smarden 20 October 1859 77 yrs. 209 Allen Mary Cranbrook 14 April 1831 45 183 Allen Mary Smarden 27 March 1829 75 538 Allen Peter Smarden 19 December 1853 62 yrs. 218 Allen Surgeon Gabriel Cranbrook 5 December 1831 83 4 Allworthy Elizabeth Egerton 8th September 1876 65 703 Allworthy John Egerton 26 July 1867 79 yrs. 176 Alworthy William Egerton or Hothfield Union Thursday 4th May 1892 59 56 Ames Florence Edith Smarden 13th December 1880 3 403 Amold? Frederick The Workhouse, Westwell July 9th 1912 60 715 Appleton Cross Alice Miriam Smarden 11 September 1869 Infant 108 Apps Ann-Coveney? Smarden 6 March 1823 1 211 Apps Elizabeth Smarden 7 June 1831 75 71 Apps William Smarden 25 August 1819 78 164 Attaway Alfred Bethersden 23 July 1827 Infant 40 Attaway Eliza Smarden 8th November 1879 62 456 Attaway Elizabeth Smarden 17 July 1847 61 Page 1 BURIALS IN THE PARISH OF SMARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 8 Attaway Elizabeth Smarden 18th December 1876 67 230 Attaway George Smarden from Hothfield Saturday 8th May 1897 80 Union 564 Attaway William Smarden 2 August 1856 74 yrs. 30 Attwood Elizabeth M Smarden 10th February 1879 1 10 months 105 Attwood Frank Smarden 1st April 1886 13 months 212 Attwood William Smarden Saturday 8th June 1895 55 382 Austen Annie Maria Smarden July 14th 1910 50 294 Austen Emily Smarden January 31st 1903 15 762 Austen Emily Grace Smarden 11 August 1872 11 months Staying with grandfather 76 Austen Maria Smarden 26th October 1883 65 376 Austen Phoebe Halden 9 June 1842 26 233 Austen Samuel Smarden Thursday 1st July 1897 80 740 Austen Samuel Smarden November 8th 1945 84 43 Austin Harriet Smarden 27th December 1879 66 58 Avis George Charles Smarden 3rd June 1881 5 weeks 751 Backshall Jane Anne Smarden December 4th 1946 69 249 Bailey Hannah Smarden Monday 10th April 1899 88 27 Baker Amy Sarah High Halden 9th November 1878 76 752 Baker Jane Smarden 24 September 1871 23 702 Baker William Smarden 24 June 1867 Infant 761 Baldwin Elizabeth Smarden 26 June 1872 58 759 Baldwin Frederick Smarden February 28th 1948 68 360 Ballard Emily Elizabeth Smarden September 14th 1908 51 223 Ballard Gladys Violletta Smarden Friday 15th January 1897 8 293 Ballard Hilda Caroline Smarden January 20th 1903 10 542 Ballard Mary Smarden 31 May 1854 68 yrs. 560 Ballard Mary Eleanor Smarden May 26th 1928 36 392 Ballard Oswald Spencer Walford House, Smarden July 12th 1911 14 634 Ballard Philip Oldfield Mount, Sibertswold December 27th 1935 80 529 Ballard Richard Pitt Walford House, Smarden July 16th 1924 38 234 Banghurst Rosie Headcorn Saturday 4th September 1897 4 Page 2 BURIALS IN THE PARISH OF SMARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 266 Barman George Smarden Wednesday 11th July 1900 67 780 Barnes Clara Ann Smarden 4 April 1874 8 months 329 Barnes Emma Allan Hastings September 13th 1905 58 86 Barnes James Smarden 3rd June 1884 36 690 Barry Peter Robert Smarden March 1st 1941 16 months 79 Barton John Smarden 29th December 1883 46 132 Basset Samuel-Watt Smarden 5 March 1825 Infant 617 Batt Aaron Thorpe House Smarden January 31st 1935 84 455 Batt Alfred Thomas Smarden December 29th 1917 73 149 Batt Alice Buffalo, Smarden 9th August 1890 5 months 543 Batt Ann Hillside, Smarden August 29th 1925 78 467 Batt Anne Smarden 19 April 1848 65 618 Batt Celia Bethersden 19 April 1860 20 617 Batt Charles Bethersden 19 April 1860 27 783 Batt Charles Golden Square, Smarden February 24th 1951 69 597 Batt Dan Buffalo Cottage Smarden January 18th 1933 40 607 Batt David Haffenden Quarter, Smarden February 20th 1934 9 days 599 Batt Edwin Buffalo Cottage Smarden March 23rd 1933 75 650 Batt Elisabeth Ann Buffalo Cottages Smarden January 30th 1937 75 469 Batt Eliza Great Chart 30 May 1848 22 699 Batt Eliza Staplehurst 24 December 1866 39 82 Batt Elizabeth Smarden 30 May 1821 47 630 Batt Ernest David The Hut Romden Road October 7th 1935 58 Smarden 638 Batt Eva Isabel Haffenden Quarter, Smarden April 25th 1936 8 hours 258 Batt Fred Smarden Saturday 11th November 1899 One month *Buried otherwise than by the Church's Office, being unbaptised 672 Batt Harriet Hothfield Union 31 October 1863 blank 288 Batt Henry James Smarden October 11th 1902 31 437 Batt James Smarden 13 May 1846 5 months 371 Batt James Smarden 14 December 1841 57 Page 3 BURIALS IN THE PARISH OF SMARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 252 Batt James Smarden Monday 17th July 1899 84 263 Batt James Smarden Saturday 20th January 1900 52 431 Batt Jesse Smarden 20 December 1845 19 281 Batt Jesse Smarden 20 March 1836 38 427 Batt John Brenchley 12 September 1845 22 207 Batt John Smarden 19 January 1831 Infant 126 Batt Judith Smarden 8 August 1824 66 781 Batt Laura Homeside, Smarden February 16th 1951 93 260 Batt Mark Smarden Monday 2nd January 1900 14 months *Buried otherwise than by Church's Office, being unbaptised 561 Batt Mary Halden 6 May 1856 42 yrs. 242 Batt Mary Smarden 19 February 1834 80 484 Batt Mary Bethersden 30 May 1849 63 228 Batt Mary Ann Smarden 9 January 1833 Infant 88 Batt Sanders Smarden 19 October 1821 24 253 Batt Sarah Smarden 2 November 1834 79 558 Batt Sarah Smarden 15 November 1855 36 yrs. 77 Batt Sarah Smarden 1st November 1883 65 150 Batt William Smarden 7 September 1826 72 418 Batt William Smarden 18 November 1844 31 398 Batt William Smarden 8 May 1843 65 728 Baughurst Christopher Headcorn November 24th 1944 70 311 Baughurst Edith Headcorn August 10th 1904 5 666 Baughurst Eliza Tassell ? Terrace Headcorn February 27th 1939 84 270 Baughurst William Headcorn Friday 7th December 1900 12 346 Beal Mary Smarden 18 March 1840 45 361 Beale Charles Smarden September 21st 1908 82 276 Beale Susan Smarden Died in Ashford April 27th 1901 79 5 Bean Arthur Great Chart 12th October 1876 5 weeks 45 Bean Janetta Great Chart 2nd July 1879 7 months 119 Bean Sarah Great Chart 19th January 1887 18 748 Bean Susannah Smarden 17 June 1871 1 Page 4 BURIALS IN THE PARISH OF SMARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 750 Bean William Thomas Smarden 28 June 1871 Infant 581 Beauclerk George Montague de White House Smarden April 8th 1931 61 Vere 692 Beauclerk Mary de Vere T Mary Abbots Hospital August 4th 1941 73 Kensington 422 Beaucroft Reginald Smarden January 30th 1914 60 613 Beazley Mary 19 Crystal Palace Park Rd, October 3rd 1934 79 Beckenham 387 Beazley May Dorothy Russetings, 19 Aldrington February 21st 1911 24 Road, Streatham 582 Beazley Sidney Horton 11 Bramley Avenue, Coulsden May 26th 1931 78 After cremation 425 Beazley Sidney Maurice Redroofs, Melville December 7th 1914 23 Cremated ashes Avenue,Croydon 502 Beevis William Smarden 9 August 1850 12 weeks 196 Bennet John Smarden Saturday 28th April 1894 64 407 Bennett Ann Smarden November 15th 1912 87 287 Bennett Annie Smarden October 5th 1902 6 weeks unbaptised 683 Bennett Henry Limekiln Farm, Smarden July 31st 1940 60 261 Bennett John Thomas Smarden Thursday 11th January 1900 14 months 522 Bennett Kate Smarden January 5th 1924 53 527 Bennett Thomas Smarden April 3rd 1924 64 269 Bennett Unbaptised infant * Smarden Tuesday 4th December 1900 5 days * Buried otherwise than with the Church's Office 628 Bentley Edgar Gillets Farm Smarden July 15th 1935 73 768 Bevers George Thomas Smarden November 17th 1949 53 503 Bewley William Henry Smarden 2 September 1850 2 years 8 months 695 Bickley Heather Smarden January ? 7th 1942 15 780 Bickley William Archer Monk Farm* Smarden February 8th 1951 65 * or "Munk" 214 Bingham Susan Smarden 1 September 1831 80 629 Birt Ambrose Seaman The Orchards, Smarden October 3rd 1935 86 381 Birt Ellen The Orchards, Smarden June 20th 1910 60 508 Bishop John Woodside,Smarden August 2nd 1922 81 94 Blanch Amelia Hothfield Union 4th March 1885 86 Page 5 BURIALS IN THE PARISH OF SMARDEN IN THE COUNTY OF KENT, COMMENTS VERSION 1813 - 1953 Transcribed by Smarden Local History Society, April 2011 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 362 Blanch Eliza Smarden
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