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LITTLEBOURNE, Kent Marriages 1684-1812 Ref Year Mon Day Foren G GROOM St G Notes G Foren B BRIDE St B Notes B B/L Witness 1 Witness 2 40 1702 Oct 01 Edward ? Mrs BURGES? of Sturry 77 1713 Apr 11 John ? None entered Mary LAGGETT 123 1732 23 ? illegible entry ? 124 1733 ? illegible entry ? 125 1733 ? illegible entry ? 102 1722 Nov 7 Stephen ADAMS Elizabeth STROUD 324 1792 Dec 31 William ADLAM of this parish Ann JOHNSON of this parish B William Brown John Friend 285 1784 Aug 1 Joseph ANDREWS B of Ickham Elizabeth KINGSMILL W of this parish L John Cooper Jane Cooper 274 1783 Feb 24 Clement ARCHER Boughton u Blean Grace TONGE of this parish B Newm John Friend 115 1727 Nov 11 William ARMSTRON Martha CARDEN 109 1724/25 Jan 23 Thomas ARNAL? Ann PAIGE 305 1788 Oct 12 John ARNOLD of Nonnington Sarah GILES of this parish B Judy Ann Giles Joseph 208 1766 Jul 12 Richard ASHLY B of this parish Ann EPPS S of this parish B John Gage John Friend 281 1783 Oct 6 Richard ASHLY of this parish Mary GRIGGS of this parish B Thomas Nott John Friend 67 1711 Oct 4 John ASSWELL Katherine PELL L 241 1775 Oct 11 Henry AYERS B of this parish Elizabeth MINTER S of this parish B William Hale Mary Minter 136 1737 Oct 17 John AYERS Catharine SLADDEN B 346 1800 Oct 11 Edward BAKER B of this parish Elizabeth FEARDE S of this parish B Clemnt Pilcher Susannah 21 1693 Nov 5 Francis BAKER Anne PATTISON 297 1787 Mar 6 John BAKER B of this parish Katherine TERRY S of this parish B John Terry John Friend 304 1788 Oct 11 Petley BAKER of Winsborow Sarah LAWRENCE of this parish B Eliz Lawrence John Friend 12 1690 Sep 12 William BARHAM Mary TOMBES 99 1720 Apr 24 John BATES Sarah GRIGGS? W 39 1702 Jun 25 Robert BATES Katherine BUTTON? 239 1775 May 13 William BATES W of this parish Sarah SOMES S of this parish L Robert Petman John Friend 364 1803 Apr 0 Robert BEAKE of this parish Mary EPPS of this parish B Isaiah Ann Beake 95 1717 Nov 17 Edward BEANEY Ann BOWDEN? 384 1810 Jun 3 William BEER St Andrews Cant Mary FISH of this parish L Charlotte Beer Sarah Fish 222 1771 Mar 14 Samuel BICKERS of this parish Mary PRICE S of Eastry L William Silk John Friend 207 1764 Oct 17 Henry BICKSFORD St Pauls Cant Martha BROWNING of this parish B John Munns John Friend 211 1767 Jan 25 William BING W of this parish Mary JENKIN W of this parish B William Pilcher John Friend 392 1812 Jan 13 Isaac BIRCH of this parish Sarah HOGBIN of this parish B Sarah Huckstep David Aldridge 158 1748 Jul 21 John BLAXLAND of Graveny Esther DENNE of this parish L 227 1771 Nov 11 John BOAKES? B of this parish Sarah GRIGGS S of this parish B Henry Griggs Wm Hoakes 157 1748 Jul 10 James BORCE of Canterbury Jane RIQUEBORURG of Canterbury L 224 1771 May 20 Thomas BOURN St Nicholas Thanet Elisabeth RATCLIFF of this parish B Humphry Beale John Friend 223 1771 Mar 30 Newman BOWMAN of this parish Elisabeth GAGE of this parish B John Jordan Jn Watte??mer Page 1 of 11 LITTLEBOURNE, Kent Marriages 1684-1812 319 1791 Oct 16 William BOWMAN of Ash Mary BELSEY of this parish B Elizabeth Ellen Thos Clement 140 1738 Jul 31 John BRAKENBUR of Deal Mary KNOWLES St. Alphege in L Y Cant 248 1777 Apr 16 William BRENCHLEY B of Bishopsbourn Sarah OVERY S of this parish L John Friend Stephen Davis 363 1803 Apr 9 George BRENCHLY of this parish Sarah MARSHALL of this parish B John Field Mary Norris 286 1785 Aug 3 John BREWER B of this parish Catharine HOOKER S of this parish B John Hooler John Friend 57 1708 Oct 17 Sollomon BRICE Jane BRADLEY 388 1810 Dec 26 William BRICE of Eastry Mary COCK of this parish B Wm Marshall Jane Strand 83 1714 Dec 19 Daniell BRIDGMAN Judith JOHNCOCK 378 1807 Oct 15 Robert BRIDGMAN of Wingham Sarah WANSTALL of this parish B Thos Wanstall Mary Bridgman 36 1701/02 Jan 16 Stephen? BRIDGMAN? Jane ? 342 1798 Dec 8 Michael BROOKS of this parish Mary WHITE of Beaksbourn L James Dadd Ann White 303 1788 Jul 12 Thomas BROOKS of this parish Ann NORRIS of this parish B Ann Waghorn Eliz Brooks 205 1763 Oct 17 William BROOKS B of this parish Sarah WALES S of this parish B William? John Friend 245 1776 Oct 19 William BROWN of this parish Mary FRIEND of Patrixbourn B Thomas Turner John Friend 94 1717 Oct 21 John BROWN Jane SHOVELLER 317 1791 Aug 6 James BROWNING St Nich at Wade Mary HORN of this parish B Solomon Horn John Friend 215 1768 Oct 15 John BROWNING B of this parish Jane BROWNING S of this parish B Henry Griggs Aug Brenchley 63 1710/11 Feb 6 Thomas BROWNING Francis PARKER form Canterbury L 311 1789 Oct 12 Thomas BROWNING B of Ickham Mary PAGE S of this parish B Wm Browning John Friend 132 1735 Aug 31 Peter BULLER Elizabeth GUTTRIDGE of Sandwich L 159 1748 Oct 9 Thomas BULLOCK of this parish Margaret COOK of this parish L 260 1778 Nov 3 Thomas BULLOCK B St Alphege Cant Ann AYERS S of this parish B George Terry Mary Jolley 290 1786 Feb 27 William BULLOCK B of this parish Elizabeth BOWMAN W of this parish B William Brown John Friend 369 1804 Oct 20 Henry BURROWS of this parish Mary NORTON of Ickham B Thos Burrows Hanah Burrows 338 1798 Sep 5 Thomas BURROWS of Ickham Hannah BURROWS of this parish B Rich Kingsford Margt Burrows 386 1810 Oct 13 Stephen BURTON of Ickham Charlotte CASTLE of this parish B Sarah Cooley Eliz Burton 186 1759 Oct 13 John BUSHEL of Ickham Mary FRIGHT of this parish B Richard Silk William Glover 49 1706 Sep 2 John BUTLER Elizabeth GODDWIN W 142 1738 Oct 17 William CARDEN Ann HAWKLEY B 323 1792 Nov 25 James CARTER W of this parish Susannah STRINGER W of this parish W Thos Browning John Friend 373 1805 Jul 19 John CASTLE of this parish Jane FULLER of this parish B James Brett Henry Castle 309 1789 Oct 12 Thomas CASTLE B of Bishopsbourn Sarah STODDARD S of this parish B Richard Giles Mary Ansell 161 1749 Aug 13 William CASTLE of Nonington Ann HOLMAN of this parish B 314 1790 Nov 8 Enoch CHILD B of Ash Sarah INGE S of this parish L Mary Denne Ann Beer Child 144 1738 Nov 29 Stephen CHURCH of Goodneston Elizabeth EMPTAGE of this parish B 10 1689/90 Mar 17 Gervase CLARK Anne FISHER 155 1746 Dec 5 William CLARK of this parish Ann ATWELL of this parish L Page 2 of 11 LITTLEBOURNE, Kent Marriages 1684-1812 259 1778 Oct 9 William CLUNN W of this parish Mary FASLETT W of this parish B Thomas Horn John Friend 385 1810 Jul 23 Edward COCKS of this parish Mary HORNE St Mildred Cant L John Southel L Cock 82 1714 Oct 1 Thomas COCKS Elizabeth CASTELL 111 1725 Oct 3 Thomas COCKS Elizabeth BUDDS 26 1695? Jul? ? William COLLEY Elizabeth TISDEN of Sandwich 331 1797 Apr 26 William COOK B of this parish Jane INGE of this parish L Peter Inge John Friend 50 1706 Oct 3 William COOKE Margaret WOODROOFE 64 1711 May 29 John COOPER Ann ROSE 254 1778 Feb 12 John COOPER B of this parish Jane WOOD S of this parish B Srh Henry Bennet 55 1708 Aug 25` John COPPER Ann HOGBEN from Charing L 166 1750 Aug 25 John CORNHIL of this parish Elisabeth COCKS of this parish B 76 1712/13 Mar 7 Thomas COURT Amy MORGAN 394 1812 Aug 1 Thomas COWDERY of this parish Ann TERRY of this parish B Mary Strong Jane Terry 362 1803 Jan 6 William COX of this parish Martha DAW of Wye B William Daw Mary Daw 113 1725 Oct 22 Walter CRADOCK Jane BRICE 89 1716 Apr 24 William CRAFT Lydia PILCHER 88 1715/16 Jan 26 Henry CUTFIELD Jane CARDEN 24 1694 Nov ? Robert DAD Anne WORSELY 352 1800 Dec 13 John DADD B of this parish Sarah CARTER S of this parish B Mary Silk Thomas Pay 42 1702 Nov 2 James DADSON Elizabeth IMPETT 25 1695? May 6 Wiliam DADSON Anne STROUD W 217 1769 Nov 29 John DAN B of this parish Elisabeth CHANDLER S of this parish B John Friend George Terry 307 1789 Jul 6 John DANIELS of this parish Sarah FIELD of this parish B Mary Nott John Friend 371 1805 Apr 15 John DAVIS of this parish Sarah GOLDFINCH of this parish B Thos Clement Jo Acors 316 1791 May 29 Thomas DAVIS of this parish Elizabeth SMITH of this parish B William Viney Step Mark 291 1786 Apr 16 Thomas DAVIS B of this parish Frances HAYWOOD S of this parish B John Hole Joshua Dix 167 1750 ? ? Joseph DAVIS? of this parish Elisabeth ? of this paish B 68 1711 Oct 9 John DAY Mary STRINGER 81 1714 Jul 26 Samuel DELL Sarah CLIFTON? of Deal 326 1796 Jul 12 Henry DENNE B of this parish Sarah HOLLINGBERRY S of this parish L Thomas Denne Eliz Whittle 193 1761 May 18 Henry Snr DENNE of this parish Jane OVERY S of Wickhambreux L Anthony Gage John Friend 162 1749 Oct 21 Thomas DINES of this parish Mary WOODCOCK of this parish B 92 1716 Nov 3 James DIXON Jane MORRIS 244 1776 Jul 15 John DOWN B of Sittingbourn Elizabeth LAWRENCE S of this parish B John Neame Ann Ayers 226 1771 Oct 12 Thomas DRAY B of this parish Sarah HAMBROOKE S of this parish B Wm Hambroke John Friend 41 1702 Sep 22 John EGER Mary PITTOCK 249 1777 Oct 13 John ELEVEN of this parish Sarah GREENSTEAD of this parish B Richard White John Friend 128 1734 Oct 3 Stephen ELGAR Jane FORD Page 3 of 11 LITTLEBOURNE, Kent Marriages 1684-1812 318 1791 Oct 16 William ELLEN of Womenswould Elizabeth LAWRENCE of this parish B Thos Clement Wm Bowman 376 1806 Oct 20 Thomas ELLIS St My Bredin Cant Sarah GRIGS of this parish B Joseph Claris Elizabeth Prior 230 1772 Oct 8 William ELVARY of this parish Susan MILES of this parish B Willaim Pett John Friend 71 1712 May 29 John EMERY Elizabeth DARE 170 1751 Oct 7 Francis ENDRIAN? of Ash Elisabeth MAXTED of this parish B 90 1716 Sep 29 John EPPS Elizabeth MARSH W 272 1782 Oct 12 William EVERSON B of this parish Ann SUTTON S of this parish B John Upton James Carter 156 1747 Oct 3 Richard FAGGE of Ickham Elisabeth MARSH of this parish B 355 1801 Nov 21 John FALELER B of this parish Sarah GARLAND of this parish B John Pyver
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  • THE KENT COUNTY COUNCIL (CANTERBURY RURAL PARISHES) (TRAFFIC REGULATION and STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT No 3) ORDER 2002

    THE KENT COUNTY COUNCIL (CANTERBURY RURAL PARISHES) (TRAFFIC REGULATION and STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT No 3) ORDER 2002

    THE KENT COUNTY COUNCIL (CANTERBURY RURAL PARISHES) (TRAFFIC REGULATION AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT No 3) ORDER 2002 Notice is hereby given that KENT COUNTY COUNCIL propose to make the above named Order, under sections 1(1), 2(1) to (3), 3(2), 4(1) and 4(2), 32(1), 35(1), 45, 46, 49 and 53 of the road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, and of all other enabling powers, and after consultation with the chief officer of police in accordance with Paragraph 20 of Schedule 9 to the Act: The effect of the Order will be to introduce changes to waiting restrictions, parking places and formalise disabled drivers parking bays on the following roads or lengths of roads: - - SWEECHGATE - BROAD OAK CHURCH ROAD - LITTLEBOURNE STATION ROAD - CHARTHAM -- CHAFY CRESCENT - STURRY THE GREEN - CHARTHAM MILL ROAD - STURRY -:- FAULKNERS LANE - HARBLEDOWN --ASHENDEN CLOSE - THANINGTON - FORDWICH ROAD - FORDWICH WITHOUT MARLOW MEADOWS - FORDWICH --- STRANGERS CLOSE - THANINGTON THE MALTINGS - LITTLEBOURNE WITHOUT JUBILEE ROAD - LITTLEBOURNE STRANGERS LANE - THANINGTON HIGH STREET - LITTLEBOURNE WITHOUT Full details are contained in the draft Order which together with the relevant plans, any Orders, amended by the proposals and a statement of reasons for proposing to make the Order may be examined on Mondays to Fridays at the Council Offices, Military Road, Canterbury Between 8.30am and 5pm and in Sturry Library during normal opening hours. If you wish to offer support for or object to the proposed Order you should send the grounds in writing to the Highway Manager, Council Offices, Military Road, Canterbury, CT1 1YW by noon on Tuesday 7 May 2002.