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W. signifies that the party is witness to a deed. N.B. Tlie full Indices to the "Pedes Mnium" and "Inquisitiones Post Mor- tem " are deferred till the completion of the reigns of John and ILewry III. re- spectively.

Abel, John, a Kentish Baron of the Ex- Articles, the Forty-two, attributed to chequer, 26. Cranmer, 66 n., 72 and n. Abrincis, WilHam de, a Kentish justice Armilla, silver, exhibited at the Bo- itinerant, 24. chester congress, 42. Adelaide, Countess of Anji,W., 199,200. Armilh©, golden, in the Society's Mu- Agelric, Bishop of Chichester, sent to seum, described by ,E. Pretty, Esq., the great trial on Penenden Heath, to 41. expound the ancient laws and cus- Armilhe, Boman or Saxon, 42. toms of the land, 22. Arundel, Thomas de, Archbishop of Aiglissa, now Eccles, in Aylesford, 271 n. Canterbury and Chancellor, 25. Aiguemorte, 140,163. Ash [Essa], advowson of the church of, Aileua [Ailena?], daughter of Wul- 267. norde orWuluorde (Gillingham), 2 6 4 Ash, Thomas, customer at Sandwich, Alcock, John, Bishop of Bocliester, and 124. Chancellor, 2/7. Ashford [Essetesford], 212. Aldeua [Aldena?], widow of Amulf Ashford, Sir John Eogge's monument (Gillingham), 264, 266. at, 117; portrait in the Vicarage, 118; Algnieio for alneto, 326. incumbent not noticed by Hasted, . Alyanore, Countess of Winchester, wi- 119 n. dow of Sir Boger de Leyburn, 141; Aubervill, Hugh de, Stockbury, 277. question of her place of burial, 147 ; Auberville, William de, founds an ab- ascertained to be at Leeds, 192. bey at West Langdon, 24. Amber beads found at Sarr, 320. Auct', Henry de, W., 208. Amboldisherst [Amboldisehurst], Den Aula Begis. See Curia Segis. of, perambulated, 84. Aurelius, large brass of, found at Sarr, Amell, Bobert, W., 82. 314. Amell, Thomas, 82, 83. Axtede, Eowland de, extent of the _ Amri (Lord Pinch of Daventry), cha- lands of, A.D. 1270, 301, 304. racter of, 36. Aylesford, fines of lands in, 271, 282. Amy, wife of PhilipdeLeybura,133,157 . Aylesford, Heneage Pinch created Earl Andrew, John, churchwarden of Hawk- of, 31. . hurst, his accounts, A.D. 1548, 56; shew the active progress of the Ee- Badcock's Cross in Hawkhurst, 81 n. formation, ib. ».,• A.D. 1549-1550, Baioe', Henrico, W., 202. ' 62; A.D. 1550,1551, 65 5 A.». 1551- Bankers, an estate near Lee, Kent, 26. 1554, 66. Bankwell, John de, a Kentish Baron of Anne, Princess of Denmark, a great pa- the Exchequer, 26. troness of Tunbridge Wells, 93 n. Barbling (or Bavmling), Bobert de, ex- Anne, Queen, her death, 93 and n. tent of the lands of, A.D. 1269, 299, Architectural Museum, London, casts 304. of fragments from the church, Dover Barham Downs, reception of Charles II. Castle, in the, 6. on, 123. 334 INDEX.

Barrett, Mr., of Lee, in Ickham, his Bon, Simon de, W., 222. four marriages, 110 n. Bonington [Buninton], fine of lands in, Bartholomew Niger, 210. 269. Baseden, WiUiam, churchwarden of Borden, Alice de, Delminden, 261. Hawkhurst, his accounts, A.D. 1539 ?, Bore Place, in Chiddingstone, 28. 56. Boughton Monchensie, 90 n. Baseden, William, W., 79. Bourchier, Sir John, a prisoner in Basehden, George and William, 79. Erance, temp. Edw. III., 121. Bassenden, near Woodchurch, 33. Bourchier, Thomas, Archbishop of Can- Bath, William of, W., 203, 207, 208, terbury and Chancellor, 26. 209. Bourne, Lawrence, 83. Battle Abbey, the church and advow- Boys, Colonel, 98 and »., 101. son of Hawkhurst belonged to, 68 ». Boys, Mrs., 98 and n., 103. Bavelingham, Thomas de, consents to a Braibceuf, Clemencia, a daughter of grant to the Priory of CumbweU, 215, Stephen de Thurnham, 217. 216. Branten, Gilbert de, W., 217. Beachborough, visit to, xxxvii. Brasted Church, monument of Sir Bo- Beads, amber and clay, from Sarr, 319. bert Heath in, 33. Bealknap, Eobert de, a Kentish Chief Breche, in Aylesford, 271. Justice, 26. Brenchesley, William, a Kentish judge, Beauton, William de, W., 215. 27. Becco, William de, Levingesburn, 289. Brent, John, jun., Esq., Eoman armiUce Bechebyri, Adam de, W., 220. belonging to, 44; account of the So- Becket, Archbishop, excommunicates ciety's researches at Sarr by, 305. Geoffrey Bidel, 23 ; chief justiciary, Bret, John le, W., 200. 24. BreteU, Bobert de, Bomney Marsh, Bekesbourne, extracts from the parish 274. registers of, 235. Brick, largely used in the church, Dover Belhaven, Lord, attends the Prince of Castle, 4. Wales into Kent, 105. Bridges, Lady, 93 and «., 102. Bending [Bendeng, Bendinges], Adam, Brion, in Normandy, exchanged for Tun- grants the tithes of the marsh of Ca- bridge, 23. penes to the Priory of Cumbwell, 217; Bristol, William of, W., 203, 208. his seal, 218. British gold coin found at Cudham, de- Bending [Bendeng], Alice de, confirms scribed by Mr. Boach Smith, 330. the grants of her relatives to the Bron, Henry, W., 218. Priory of CumbweU, 218; her seal Bronze fibulas from Sarr, 311; other and counterseal, 219. bronze articles, 313. Bendinges, Adamde, W., 206,208,209. " Broomstical minister," a, 119 and n, Benenden, a manor near Dartford, 27. Bruera, Jordan de, 289, 290. Bengeberi, Beyngebi, 210, 215. Buckhxu-st, William, W., 82. Benjamin the chaplain, W., 212. Burcheston, 289, 290. Bernard the chaplain, W., 197. Burgh, Hubert de, Earl of Kent, chief- Besants, gold and silver, 289 n. justiciary, 25; founds the Maison Bertie [Beritege], Godwin de, 210. Dieu at Dover, 304. Betenham, Amisius de, Delminden, Burial " after the new fashion," i. e. ac- 259; Geoffrey de, ib. cording to the Directory, 113. Beyngebury[Bengeberi,Beyngebi],210, Burn, Michiiel de, W., 202. 215. Burne, perhaps Biahopsbourne, 290. Biddenham (PBiddenden) Blace, 33. Burne, Eustace de, Levingesburn, 289. Bigod, Hugh, Earl of Norfolk, 199 n. Burnes, Gilbert de, Bishopsborne, 268. Bigod, Thomas, W., 200. Jiisanti, 289 ». Caen stone employed in the church, Bistoe [Bristol ?], Walter de, W., 207. Dover Castle, 8,13,14,15,17,18. Blagge, Eobert, a Kentish Baron of the Casar, Sir Julius, Master of the Eolls, Exchequer, 29. 30. Blenheim [Bleniam], Miss Twisden's Ciesar, Sir Thomas, his Kentish estates, opinion of, 109. 30. Blund, William de, W., 200. _ Cage, Col., of Milgate, in Bersted, mar- Boden, a "broomstical minister" at riage of his daughter to his coach- Ashford, 119. man, 96. GENEEAL INDEX. 335

Camden, Charles Pratt, Lord, a Kent- bury, 325 ; of Eobert de Septvans to ish ChanceUor, 40. St. Gregory's priory, Canterbury, 326. Camden, WiUiam, (Clarenceux,) grant Chartham, inscriptions at, 233. of arms by, 238. Chastelo, Sir Eobert de, W., 221. Camera, Alexander de (Plumstead), ChastiUon, Henry de, Archdeacon of 265. Canterbury, 24. Campbell, Col., attends the Prince of Ohegworth, in tTlcomb, perhaps Chage- Wales into Kent, 105. wuth, 270 and n. Canterbury, Boman armUhe found at, Chelesfund, 289, 290. 44. Cheriton church, ancient monuments of Canterbury, fifteen archbishops of, hold the Eogge family in, 120. the office of Lord Chancellor, 23. Chesmunds, in Thanet, 308. Canterbury, Eoger, abbot of St. Augus- OhesseU Down, Isle of Wight, crystal tine's, 273. balls from Saxon graves on, 317. Canterbury Cathedral, monument of Sir Ohicheley and Eogge pedigree, 116. Thomas Eogge in, 119; inscription Ohiddingstone, Sir Thomas WiUoughby in St. Michael's chapel in, 241. buried at, 28; Bore Place in, ib. Canterbury, Christ Church, charter of ChUham church, monument of Sir Dud- William Capel to the prior and monks ley Digges in, 30. of, 324. Chinen, Zacharias de, W., 222. Canterbury, St. George's, inscription at, Chinon, the castle of, 205 n. • 235. Cholmley, Sir Eoger, a Kentish Chief Canterbury, St. Gregory's priory, char- Baron, 28; his manors disgaveUed,29. ter of Eobert de Septvans to, 326. Christ Church, Canterbury, charter of Canterbury, St. Martin's, Lord Eineh's William Capel to the prior and monks monument in, 32. of, 324. Canterbury, St. MUdred's church, old Christening " after the new fashion," i. e. Boman materials in, 9 and ». according to t h e D i r e c t o r y, 112 and n.; Capel, William, charter of, to the prior secret christening also among the Eoy- and monks of Christ Church, Canter- alists, 113. bury, 325. Christmas Day, Puritan desecration of, Capella, Bartholomew de, W., 206. 119 and n., 122; popular resistance, CapeUan, Walter, Eccles, 288. 119 ». Capenesse, the marsh of, inclosed by the Church books (Eomish), ordered to be monks of Bobertsbridge, 217. delivered up, 64 n. Casteilun, Alan de, W., 197. Church goods, sale of, A.D. 1548, 57 n., Casteleyn, Osbert, W., 216. 68 n.; purchase of, temp. Mar., 68 Castelon, Sir Eobert do, W., 221. and n. Castrete, Harry, churchwarden of Churchwardens' accounts, Hawkhurst, Hawkhurst, his accounts, A.D. 1528, 1515-1714, 55. 56. Claindune, Ealph of, W., 200. Catesmore, in Cheriton, 120. Clarembald, Abbot, a Kentish justice Cavendish, Lord Henry, 102 ®.; Mary, itinerant, 24. 102 n., 103. Clerke, John, a Kentish Baron of the Caxton, note on the birthplace of, 324. Exchequer, 27. Cerinton, Helto de, Stockbury, 277, Clifford, Boger de, a crusader, 163; 278 ».; Hugh, 277. marries Isabel de Vipont, 192. Chagewuthe, Eoeisia de Chagewuth, Cobbeham, Henry de, a Kentish justi- 270. ciary, 25. Chalvingden [Ohaluindune], Everard of, Cobham [Cobbeham], Henry of, W., 215. W., 200. Cock, Elizabeth, the last heiress of the Chancery, Court of, its origin, 20. Eogges, 125. Chapter of County Gossip, A.D. 1713- Cookewell, Vincent, W., 80. 1728, with notes by T. G. Eaussett, Cockman, Dr., 97,101. Esq., 87. Cockshot bridge [Cokshetebridge], 80 Charles IL, reception of, in Kent, on and n. his restoration, 123. Coco, Nioholas, W., 220; WiUiam, W., Charles Museum, Maidstone, bronze 222. armiUce in the, 41, Cod', Miohael de, W., 197. Charter of WiUiam Capel to the prior Coffin-lid, discovery of an early, at Ly- and monks of Ohrist Church, Canter- minge, 331. 336 GENEEAL INDEX.

Coif of Serjeants and judges, its origin, CrioU, Alice, first wife of Sir John 21. Eogge, 128. Coins foundv at Sarr, 308, 314. CrothaU, Walter, W., 80. Cokel (?), Simon, W., 222. Crucesignati, letters of protection for Cokerherst, Thomas de, Lullingston, the, 140,162. 276; Elycia, ib. Crusade of Prince Edward, 140; Sir Col', Osbert of, W., 197. Boger de Leyburn beUeved to have Colepeper, John, a Kentish judge, 27. accompanied him, 141. Colepeper, John Lord, a Kentish Master Crystal baU found at Sarr, 317; disco- of the BoUs, 34; his career, ib. very of similar baUs elsewhere, ib. n., Colepeper, Sir Thomas, marries the wi- 318; question as to their use as amu- dow of Sir Erancis Wythens, 40. lets, ib. CoUisone, Daniel, churchwarden of Cudham, British gold coin found at, 330. Hawkhurst, A.D. 1689, 76 n. Cumbdenne, Galfrid, Alexander de,W., Comb, broken, of ivory or bone, found 220; Eobert de, W., 220. at Sarr, 313 and n. CumbweU Priory, Charters of, 194; Committee-money, what, and how col- founded as an abbey by Eobert de lected, 123 n. Thurnham, ib.; his and his son's Common Pleas, court of, its origin, 20. grants, 195; altered to the state of a Compton Wascelin, Hants., 30. priory, ib.; its small revenues, ib.; Congehurst, Edmond, W., 79, 81. Lord Daere reputed its second foun- Congehurst, George, W., 79. der, ib.; value at the Dissolution, ib.; Constantine, son of Alice de Heriet, the prior surviving temp. Mar. See 279; probably the same as Constan- Vol. II. p. 55. tine Eitz Alard, 281 n., 287. CurceUes, John de, W., 207. Conteurs, pleaders in the Curia Eegis, Curia Eegis, its origin, 20; titles of 20. pleaders in, ib.; Courts of King's Contry, arms and pedigree of, 235. Bench and Common Pleas formed Cony, case of, advocated by Serjeant from it, ib. Twisden, 37. CursiU, WandragesU de, W., 206. Conyngham, the Marquess, grants per- Curtune, GUbert de, W., 208, 209. mission for the excavations at Sarr, Cusinton, Stephen de, Sheppy, 265. 308. Cyreton, WiUiam de, 278 ». Cook's Cross, 81 n. Cooke, Eobert, (Clarenceux,) grant of Daere, Lord, reputed the second foun- arms by, 227. der of Cumbwell Priory, 195. Cooke, Sir Thomas, of Giddie HaU, his Dalison, Elizabeth, 94; her marriage, condemnation, 128. 98 m. CornhiU, Gervase de, sheriff of Kent, 24. Dahson, Mr., of Hamptons, letters of CornhiU, Eeginald de, sheriff of Kent, Miss Twisden belonging to, 88,104 n. his seat in the Isle of Thanet, 24. Danes Court, in TUmanstone, 112. Corporalia, Lanfranc's orders for the Dartford, manor of Benenden, near, 27; washing of, 69 n. Horseman's Place, in, 29 ; manor of County Gossip, a chapter of, A.D. 1713- Hageley, near, 23. 1728, with notes by T. G. Eaussett, Dartford [Derteford], Little, fine of Esq., 87. lands in, 279, 287. Courteneye, WiUiam de, Archbishop of Death, Mrs., 99 and n., 102,107. Canterbury and ChanceUor, 25. Decomposition of glass, 316 n. Courthope, Mr., his query as to the Delminden [Delmunden], fine of lands Hawkhurst churchwardens' accounts, in, 259, 260, 261. 55 and n. Delmynden, Den of, perambulated, 81. Courthopp, Margaret, wife of the Eev. Deptling [Dethlinge], WUliam of, W., E. Eogge, inscription to, 130. 200. CramaviU, Henry de, extent of the lands Detling [Detlinge], manor of, 143; en- of, A.D. 1269-70, 300, 304. try on the Patent Eoll concerning, Cref, or Oref, Simon de, Bainham, 272. 173; grant of lands near, to the Pri- Criol, Nicholas de, a Kentish Baron of ory of Cumbwell, 215. the Exchequer, 25. Detlinge, Sir WUliam, a lawless cha- Criol [Cryel], Simon and MatUda, ex- racter, 143; witnesses a charter of • tent of the lands of, A.D. 1267, 297, Sir WiUiam de Say to the Priory of 303. CumbweU, 221. GENEEAL INDEX. 337

Digges Court, near Barham, 30. Eadbald of Kent, 3. Digges, Sir Dudley, a Kentish Master Early English work in the church, of the EoUs, his varied career, 30. Dover Castle, of two periods, 7. Diggs, John, his proposed marriage Easter Term introduced in the reign of with Margaret Style, 97; broken off, Edward the Elder, 19 ; confirmed by 101. WUliam the Conqueror, ib. Diggs, Leonard, of Chilham Castle, 97, Eccles [AigUssa], fine of lands in, 271, 101. 288. Directory, use of the, ordered by the Eccles, MabU, widow of Warin de Parliament, 112 and n.; fine for non- Eccles, 288. compliance, 113 n. Echinus, fossU, found at Sarr, 314,320. DixweU, Sir BasU, 106 n. Edward the Elder, Law Terms intro- DixweU, Lady, 106. duced in the reign of, 19. Domus Dei at Dover, license to, to di- Edward I., Michaelmas Term perma- vert a road, 298, 304. nently estabUshed in the reign of, 20. Dover Castle, porch and chapel in the Edward VI., accession of, 56 and n. keep of, 5, Edward, Prince, son of Henry III., Dover, the Church on the Castle hiU, a grants the manor of Elham to Sir pre-Norman remain, 1; whether early Boger de Leyburn, 166; his conven- or late Saxon doubtful, 3 ; dimen- tion with Louis IX. of France ^for sions, ib.; doorways, ib.; windows, 4; their crusade, 139,162,163 ; his con- arches of the tower, ib.; brick largely duct therein, 140, 163; his return, used, ib.; long and short work, ib. ; 142,165. alterations about the close of the 12th Einton [Eynton], 210, 215, 216. century, ib.; William the English- Eleanor, Q.ueon of Henry III., her en- man probably the architect, 5 ; use mity to Sir Boger de Leyburn, 142, of old materials, ib.; Early English 166, 168. work of two periods, 7; state before EUiam, the manor of, granted by Prince the restoration was commenced, 7 and Edward to Sir Eoger de Leyburn, «.; two ancient floor l e v e l s , 8, 15; ex- 166; taken from him by the King, cavations, 8; course foUowed in the 167 ; regranted to him, ib. restoration, 10; great south door- EUiam, early tomb at, 332. way, 10, 14; doorway in the north Elizabeth, accession of, 71 and n, , transept, 10, 14; windows, 11; gal- EUis, Sir Henry, extent of the royal lery, 12; Early English windows, 12; mauor of Otford, communicated by, roofs, ib. ; gable crosses, ib.; vault- 327. ing, ib.; tower, ib.; floor levels, 13 ; Elmestede, Alan de, Chagewuthe, 270; graves, ib.; architectural fragments, Hamo, ib. ib.; altars, ib.; foundations, 16 ; Encaustic tiles in the church, Dover flooring, 17; encaustic tiles, ib.; Castle, 17. windows, 18. Enesham [Evesham ?], Walter de, W„ Dover Museum, architectural fragments 215. from the church in the Castle, pre- Errata to Vol. IV., 323. served in the, 6. Escapeie, i. e. Sheppy, o;, v. Dover, lands of the Maison Dieu at, Esherst, John de, 207. 298, 304. Esherst, or Exhorste, Michael de, W., Dover, John de, a Kentish justice itine- 216, 221. rant, 24. Essa, i. e. Ash, a. v. Dounck, Edward, W., 79. Estmed, in Aylesford, 271. Drake, Eev. Mr., assists at the excava- EstweUes, Matilda de, extent of the tions at Sarr, 309; his map of tlie lands of, A.D. 1267, 296. graves, ib. n. Ethelbert, 3. Dugdale, Sir WiUiam, in error as to the Excavations in and around the church, Leyburn pedigree, 153. Dover Castle, 6, 7; memoranda by Duke,Edmond, churchwarden of Hawk- Mr. Marshall, clerk of the works, 13. hurst,hisaccounts,A,D.1558-1559,71. Exchequer, Court of, date of origin of Duke, J., churchwarden of Hawkhurst, its judicial character, 20. his accounts, A.D. 1539 P, 56. Eynton, 210, 215, 216. Duke, John, 84. Dunes, Galfrid de, W., 203. Fairfax, General, letter of protection of, Dun Street, 201, 307; its course, 807. 330. VOL." V. Z- 338 GENEEAL INDEX

Falconberg [Faukinberge], Walter de, Fitz-Nigel, William, a Kentish justice W., 216. itinerant, 24. FamUy Chronicle of Eichard Fogge, of Fitz Peter, Ealph, Little Dartford, 287. Danes Court, in TUmanstone, 112. Fitz-Stephen, WiUiam, the biographer Pane, Colonel John, marriage of, 102, of Becket, 24. 106. Fitz Waldin, WUliam, LuUingston, 276. Fane, Lady Susan, 91 and %., 98 and n. Fitz WUliam, Henry, Plumstead, 265; Fane, Miidmay, his death, 98 and n. Eichard, ib. Fane, Mrs., 103 ; her character, 106. Fitz WUliam, Eichard and Beatrice, Farley [Farlee], fine of lands in, 282. Eomney Marsh, 286. Farresmere, 261. Five Dens in Hawkhurst, treading Faussett, Eev. Bryan, his account of a (perambulation) of the, 7b. monument at Cheriton, 120. Flemeng, Thomas, W., 203, 204. Faussett MSS., extracts from the, 112, Flete, extent of the manor of, A.D. 1264, 234, 237, 240. 292, 302. Faussett, T. G., Esq., on the FamUy Fogg, Thomas, M.A., 131. Chronicle of Eichard Eogge, of Danes Fogge family, its ancient splendour, Court, in TUmanstone, 112; notes on 125; decline, ib.; pedigree, 116, 126. the pedigree, 125. Fogge, Anne, death of, 112. "Ferme," or loan, 63 n. Fogge, Charles, 113. Fibuhe, silver and bronze, found at Eogge, Christopher, 113; his career, San-, 315. 131; monument in Eochester Cathe- FUloU, Baldwin, Bonington, 269. dral, ib. Finch, Heneage, Eecorder of London, Fogge, Edward, his birth, 112; taken 31. prisoner by the Dutch, 114; puts up Finch, Heneage, his son, a Kentish a "foolish" epitaph to his father, Chancellor, 31; his career, 35; created 124,131. a peer, 36; his character, ib. Eogge, Eleanor, monument of, at Ash- Finch, Heneage, his son, Solicitor-Ge- ford, 117 ; probably buried with her neral, 31; created Earl of Aylesford, second husband at Wye, ib. n. 37. Fogge, Gabriel, 113. Finch, Sir Henry, serjeant-at-law, temp. Eogge, George, monument of, at Chil- Jac. I., 31. ham, 130. Finch, Sir John, created Lord Finch of Fogge, George, a chUd, 113. Fordwieh, 31; his monument in St. Fogge, Jane, twice christened, and why, Martin's, Canterbury, 32. 112,113. Finch, Sir Thomas, the founder of a Eogge, Sir John, Ms monument at Ash- great legal family, 30. ford, 117 ; his portrait, 118 and n.; Fineux, Sir John, motto on his ring as procures the grant of a fair for Ash- serjeant-at-law, 21. ford, 128; tUting helmet hanging Fineux, Sir John, a Kentish Chief Jus- above his monument, 132. tice, 28; his descendants, ib. Fogge, John, his birth, 112 ; taken pri- Fitz Alard, Constantine, Little Dart- soner by the Dutch, 114; translates ford, 287. • his father's epitaph, 12i, 131. Fitz Bernard, Eobert, a Kentish justice Fogge, Capt. Eichard, 112; his monu- itinerant, .24. ment at Bekesbourne, 130. Fitz GUbert, Biehard, a chief justiciary, Fogge, Eiohard, of Danes Court, his his bargain for the town and castle of monument at TUmanstone, 130. Tunbridge, 23. Fogge, Eichard, his grandson, Family Fitz-Geralds, connection of the Ley- Chronicle of, 112; engaged in the burns with the, 134,158. Kentish rising of 1643, ib. n.; has his Fitz Gerold, Warin, son of Gilbert, chUdren secretly christened according Eccles, 271. to the order of the Prayer Book, 113 Fitz Godwin, Alfwin, Swanscombe, and n.; fined for "malignity," 122; 262 263 his joy at the Eestoration, 123; his Fitz Helte.'wffliam, 278 n. epitaph, 124. Fitz-Helton, WUliam, a Kentish justice Fogge, Sybill, 112. itinerant, 24. Fogge, Sir Thomas, a prisoner inFrance, Fitz John, WUliam, Gutsieston, 275. temp. Edw. III., 121. Fitz Nicholas, Godfrey, Swanscombe, Fogge, Sir Thomas, 126. 263; Ealph, 262. Fogge, Thomas, two of the name, 113. GENEEAL INDEX. 339

Fogge, WiUiam, epitaph of, 113. Girard, W., 202. Fogge, WUliam,Probatio .Satis of, 126. " Giving gold" [rings],custom of,among Fogge, WUUam, monument of, at ChU- serjeants-at-law, 21. ham, 130. GlanvUle, Gilbert de, Bishop of Bo- Font, discovery of an early, at Lymmge, chester, founds the hospital at Strood, 331. 24; his tomb, ib. Forbes, Admiral, 110 and n. Glass vessel from Sarr, 316; effects of Forbes, Lady, her character, 110 andm. decomposition, ib. n. Ford, near Wrotham, 27. Gloucester, Henry, Duke of, son of Forde, WUliam de la, W., 222. Charles I., 123. Eorestar; Eeginald, Lewisham, 287. Godeman, John, warden of the poor Fortesoue, Judge, on the making of men's box at Hawkhurst, 70. serjeants-at-law, 21. Godfrey, Sir Thomas, a royalist, com- Foss, E., Legal Celebrities of Kent, by, peUed to act as a ParUamentary 19. Committeeman, 123 re. Foster, Eobert, W., 218. Gold braid found at Sarr, 310; sinnlar Fowin, Prince Edward's horse-keeper, discovery at Durham, ib. n.; gold 141,164. pendants found at Sarr, 314 and re. Fracham, Thomas de, W., 215. Golden armiUee in the Society's Muse- Franeeis, WUliam, W., 222. um, detaUed by E. Pretty, Esq., 41. Freeman, Mr., on the date of the Saxon Godwin, Earl, 3. churches of Lincoln, 2 «. Goodnestorie, 93, 275 n. Frenshe, Eobert, W., 79. Goodwin, Mr., of Maidstone, presents a Frimingeham, Galfrid de, W., 222. wooden sword and dagger found on Fuller cited, 140,141. his property to the Museum at ChU- Furnese, Sir Eobert, of Waldershare, lington House, 46 n. his marriage, 91 and n. Gorsindon, near Dartford, 279. Goudhurst [Guherstei Guthurst], 212, Galleries in Anglo-Saxon churohes, 12. 219. Gardiner, Bishop, his treatment of Sir Graunt, Eobert, W., 84. James Hales, 28. Graunt, Eobert, churchwarden of H a w k - Gatton, Eobert de, extent of the lands hurst, his accounts, A.D. 1528, 56. of, A.D. 1264, 292, 302. Graunt, Simon, heirs of, 83. Gatton, Hamon de, W., 2181 Graves, ancient, in the church, Dover Gatton, Mabel de, her grants to the Castle, 8,13,14,15; opened at Sarr, Priory of CumbweU, 210, 215 ; con- measurement and contents of, 309. firming the grants of others, 211,214; Grene, WiUiam de la, W., 221. her petitions to Arohbishop Langton, Gretenesse, Cecilia de, Sheppy, 265. 212, 213 ; her confirmation of the Grey, Hemy, Earl of Kent, 34. ordinance of Archbishop Langton re- Grey, Lady Jane, her succession to the ducing the Abbey of CumbweU to the throne opposed by Sir J a m e s H a l e s , 27. grade of a priory, 214; her seal and Grimston, Sir Harbottle, 31. counterseal, 211. Gunston, near Dover, 275 n. Gatton, Eobert de, W., 206. Gurney, Sir Thomas, a prisoner in Gatton, Eobert de, 216. France, temp. Edw. III., 121. Gatton, WUliam de, W., 210. Gutneston, 274; suggested identifica- Gavelkind, early instance of a Kentish tion, ib. n. estate out of, 288 and n, Guyldford, George, 83. ' Gentleman's Magazine' cited, 325. Gybbon, William, churchwarden of Geoffrey, Bishop of Coutance, presides Hawkhurst, his accounts, A.D. 1551- at the trial between Lanfranc and 1554,66. * Odo of Bayeux at Penenden Heath, 22. Hagioscope in the church, Dover Castle, George I., accession of, 78 and n.; entry 18. into London, 94; his death, 111. Hageley, a manor in Hawley, near Dart- Gerun, Pagan of, W., 197. ford, 23. Gerun, Eobert of, W., 197. Haia, Stephen de, W., 197. Gerunde, Nicholas de, extent of the Halden, near Tenterden, 27. lands of, A.D. 1268, 294, 303. Hale, John de, W., 212. Gillingham [Gillingeham], fine of lands Hales, Sir Christopher, a Kentish Mas- in, 264, 266. ter of the EoUs, 27. Z 2 340 GENERAL INDEX.

Holes, Sir James, a Kentish judge, his register, ib.; incumbents not noticed cruel treatment, 27 j commits suicide, by Hasted, 61 »., 64 »., 78 n. 28. Hawkhurst [Hawkehurst], Den of, per- Unit's, John, a Kentish Baron of tho ambulated, 79. Exchequer, 27. Hawlay, Thomas, (Clarencoux,) grant of Hnlin.do, vill of, 277, 278. arms of, by, 247. ' Hamlet,' iv patwngo in, explained, 28. Hawley, near Dartford, 23. lTimnno, Elytw de, 210. Hawley, Bev. Charles, discovers the Hnmmoud, Anthony, 101 and n. heort-shrhio in Leybourne Church, HiHumouil, Mrx., letter* of Miss Twii- 130. ilon to, 87; death of her husband, Head, Mr., death of, 110 and n. 106 and ». Head, Sir Francis, 110 n. Hammond, William, of St. Alban's, 87 ; Head, Eev. Sir John, 110 »., iii. his death, 106 and ». Heart, burial of the, separate from the Hammond, W. O., 101». body, 139,161. Hamon, Edmund, churchwarden of Heart-shrine, the, in Leybourne Church, Hawkhurst, his accounts, A.D. 1549- Eev. L. B. Larking on, 133; notes, 1550, 62; A.D. 1550,1551, 65. 157 et srg. Hamond, James, 84. Heath, Sir Eobert, a Kentish Chief J u s - Hamond, James, W., 81. tice, 32; his career, 33; hi3 monu- Hamond, John, churchwarden of Hawk- ment at Brasted, ib. hurst, his accounts, A.D. 1515,*55. Hecham, Stephen and MatUda de, Del- Hamwold [Hnmwoldes, Hamwlod], minden, 261. grant of a tenement in, to Cumbwell Henden, near Woodchurch, 33. Abbey, 208; confirmation, 209. Henden, Sir Edward, a Kentish Baron " Hanover cut," a fashion so caUed, of the Exchequer, 33; his history, ib. 95. Henrico serviente de Thorneham, W., Hardres, additions to the pedigree of, 219. 323. Henry IT., judicial character of the Hardres, Bobert de, a Kentish justice Court of Exchequer commenced in itinerant, 21. the time of, 20. Hardwieke, Philip Yorke, earl of, a Henry III., division of law courts in Kentish ChanceUor, 40. the reign of, 20. Harengod, Stephen de, Bomnev Marsh, Henry III. take3 the manor of Elham 284, 286; Wisteston, 285. from Sir Eoger de Leyburn, 167 ; re- Harpsden, Sir John, a prisoner in stores it to him, ib.; makes him his France, temp. Edw. III., 121. own steward, 170. Hasted, inaccuracies of, pointed out, Henry, prior of CumbweU, 212. 121; additions to his lists of incurn- HenseU, John, 80. hents, 61, 64, 78,119: on the manor Heralds' CoUege, charters of Cumbwell of Otford, 329. Priory at, 196. nastinsjler [Hastinselo, Hasthi^V), Herbert, the eleemoainarv, W., 202. John de, W., 208, 209. Hereford, Eo.jer of, W., 202. Hartlip, extracts from tlie parish re- Heriet, Alice, widow of Richard de, gister of, 228 ? inscriptions in the Little Dartford, 279, 281 ». church and churchyard, 229, 230. Herindenn, the land of, granted to Hartlip Place, documents from, 231. CumbweU, 207. Hatton, Walter de, W., 217. Hertesdon, land of, granted to the Haut, William do, W., 218. Abbey of Cumbwell, 206. Haute, Alice, second wife of Sir John HeseU, William, a Kentish Baron of Fogge, 128; her benefactions to, aud tho Exchequer, 27. figure in, Ashford Church, 129. Hextalls Court, in East Pookham, HavuV, Sir William, effigy of, and his 103 H. two wives, formerlv at Canterbury, Highgate Cross in Hawkhurst, 81 ». 120 n. Hilary Term introduced in the reign of Hawkhurst Church, notes from the Edward the Elder, 19; confirmed by records of, 55 s churchwardens' ac- WUliam the Conqueror, ib. counts, 1515-1711. ih.g treading of Hoath Court, in Blean, 98 ». tho Five Dens, 79; other contents of Hoch, Ada de, W., 211. the MS. volume, 8 1 . Hook, the eanon«' court of, 210. HavtkUwct Church chest. 71 and n.: Holbcrt the hunter, W., 200. GENERAL INDEX. 341

Holbrooke, aims and pedigree of, 225. Kempe, John, Archbishop of Canter- HoUingbourn, wooden bftttle-axo and bury and Chancellor, 26. dagger found at, 45. Kempu, Sir Thoma*, of Ollantigh, mo- Holmun, Mr., of Sarr windmUl, 308. numental iiiscriptioii of, 117. Holmo, Thomas, (Norroy,) grant of Kempo, Sir Thomas, of Ollantigh, arms by, 218 ». father-in-law of Sir Dudley Digges, Honeychild [Honichilde], a manor in 30. Eomnoy Marsh, 298, 304. Ken, Sir Wultor le, W., 221. Horseman's Place, in Dartford, 29. Kent, passim. Hospitallers, Knights, the advowson of Kent, Ktato of, A.D. 1201,170,172. Ash quitclaimed to, 267. Kent, Visitation of, A.D. 1619, 223. Hubert Walter, Archbishop of Canter- Kent stone, on Seacox heath, 81 and n. bury, Chief Justiciary, 23. Kent, Aaron of, W., 215. Hurso, the first Abbot of CumbweU, KentcwoUe, Gilbert de, Bonington, 269. 196,197. Kentish rising of 1643,112 and «. Hussey, Mr., on St. Mildred's Church, Kilburno, Ms account of Hawkhurst, Canterbury, 9 ; etching of the niche 59 n. in Leybourne Church by, 136; his King Edward's Second Book, 67 and ». drawing of the heart-shrine, 137; his Kingsland, near Dartford, 279. account of the same, 161; communi- King's Bench, Court of, its origin, 20. cates a letter of protection from Ge- Knife found at Sarre, 312. neral Fairfax, 330. Knole, visit of George, Prince of Wales, Hybrias the Cretan, song of, 135. to, 105. Hythe, annual meeting at, xxxiv.; tem- porary museum, xxxvi. Ladle, or spoon, sUvcr, from Sarr, 316. Lambarde, arms and ]:>edigree of, 247; Ightham, extracts from the parish re- monumental inscription, 251; wills, gisters of, 244; inscriptions in the 252; autograph and seal of WUliam church, 244. Lambarde, 256. Ightham Church, note on the window Lamberhurst [Lamborherst], Jordan of, in, 324. W., 215. Incumbents, Kentish, not noticed by Lanfranc, his directions for the washing Hasted: Ashford, 119 ».; Hawk- of corporalia, 69 n. hurst, 61, 64, 78. Langdon, East, extracts from the parish Infanta of Kent, JuUana, the, 136,139. register of, 240; inscription at, 210. Inglesham, Peter de, W., 216. Langdon, West, Abbey at, founded by Inglesham, Eobert de, W., 202. WUliam de AubervUlc, 24. Inquisitiones post mortem, 291. Langdon, John de, vicar of Lyminge, Insula, Henry de, Eainham, 272. A.D. 1313, 331. Ireland, proposed withdrawal of Sir Langeford, Eoger de, Bonington, 269. Eoger de Lerburn to, 185; not car- LaijglmJ*, Alexander, W., 201, ried out, 186*. Langham, Simon de, Archbinhop of Iron implements from Sarr, 312. Canterbury and ChanceUor, 25. Isseworth, 261. Langton, John do, Archdeacon of Can- Itinera, represented by the judges' cir- terbury, a Kenti>h Chancellor, 24. ciuts, 20. Langton, Stephen, Archbi-hop of Can- terbury, petitions of Mabel do Gatton Jenkins, Eev. Eobert C, on the disco- to, 212, 213; his ordinance reducing very of an early font and leaden CumbweU Abbey to the state of a coffin-Ud at Lyminge, 331. priory, 214. Jenkyns, Thoma*, of Eythorne, 123. Larking, Bev. L. B., on the Heart- Jordan of Lamberhurst, W., 215. shrine in Leybourne Church, 133; Joustes a plaisance, joiutet a oulrance, on the Window in Ightham Church, 159. 323; on the Birthplace of Caxton, Judges' circuits, their antiquity, 20. 324. JuUana, widow of Hugh Bigod, Earl of Lew a branch of archaeology, 19. Norfolk, and wife of Walkelin de Law terms, of Ha*on dutc, 19; increased Maminot, W., 198, 200. from three to four, temp. Edw. I., Juliana, the Infanta of Kent, 136, 139. 20. Lawyera, attire and practice! of, their Katcrcorner, Katering, Katerwisc, 81 n. remote origin, 19. 342 GENERAL INDEX,

Lead coffin found in the church, Dover forfeited and restored, 178; supports Castle, 13,17. the King's cause after the battle of Leeds Priory, Alienora, first wife of Sir Lewes, 182; pardons and safe-con- Eoger de Leyburn, buried at, 148, ducts, 179, 184; agrees to withdraw 188. to Ireland, but breaks his oath, 187; Legal Celebrities of Kent, 19. actively employed against the Barons, Leicester, Lord, his paintings at Pens- 146, 182; wounded severely at Eo- hurst, 103. chester, 146, 183 ; his rewards, 147^ Le Neve, Peter, (Norroy,) CumbweU 188; becomes one of the "cruce- charters indorsed by, 198 n. signati," 140; accompanies Prince LenthaU, WiUiam, the Speaker, 35. Edward on his crusade, ib.; his death, Leuesham, Ascelina de, Lewisham, 287. 141,165; his heart probably depo- Levingesburn [Leuingesbum], fine of sited i n t h e heart-shrine at Leybourne, lands in, 280. 142,147,151; his seal, 192 ; not to Lewisham [Leuesham], fine of lands be confounded with his father Boger, in, 287. 151. Leybourne Church, the heart-shrine in, Leyburn, Sir Eoger de, Lord of Ley- 133; the niche described, 136 ; doubt bourne, 151. as to its date, 138; arguments in Leyburn, Eoger de, the husband of favour of its having contained the Idonea de Vipont, 151. heart of Sir Eoger de Leyburn, 139 Leyburn [Leibume], Eoger de, W., et seq. 207. Leyburn, the most usual spelling of the Leyburn, Sir Thomas, 135, 149; his name, 157 ; given in various records wife, 149,150 ; Juliana, the Infanta and chronicles as, of Kent, his daughter, 136; his heart Leburn, 134,158,162. possibly buried at Leybourne, 150. Leebum, 157,158. Leyburn [Leebum], Eobert de, 134; Leiburn, 158,166,167,185, entries concerning, on the Pipe EoUs, Leibume, 174, 182,188. 158. Leyborne, 165. Leyburn, WUliam de, 143,149,173. Leyburn, 157, 160,162,164,169, Leyburn, Sir WiUiam, 135, 148, 190, 173, 175, 177, 178, 182, 133, 191; his character, 149. 184,185, 186, 188, 189,190. Lightfoot, W. J., Notes from the Ee- Leyburne, 173,176,180,181,188, cords of Hawkhurst Church, commu- 190, 191. nicated by, 55. Leyburn pedigree, 193. Lincoln, Saxon churches in, 2 ». Leyburn, Sir Henry, 135; taken pri- Lincoln races, 111. soner at Boroughbridge, 160; an Littlehall, a manor in Wouldham, 27. outlaw, 161. Lofherst, WUUam of, W., 208. Leyburn, Margaret de, 134; entries Lofhurst, Wlunod de, W., 211. concerning, on the Pipe Eoll, 158. London, .Alexander of, W., 204. Leyburn, Philip de, 133,157. Long and short work, in the church, Leyburn, Sir Eoger, 134; taken priso- Dover Castle, 4. ner at Eochester Castle, ib. 153,158; Loth, WUUam de, W., 216. pays a heavy fine for his liberty, 134, Louis IX., King of Franco, arbitrates 158. between Henry III. and the Barons, Leyburn, Sir Eoger, his son; romantic 146; his award disregarded by the career of, 134; "kills his adversary at latter, ib.; his convention with Prince a tilting match, 134,159; excommu- Edward for their crusade, 139, 162, nicated as a partisan of De Montfort, 163 ; his death, 140. 142,166 ; attaches himself to Prince Lucas [Luccas, Loccas], Lawrence, 81, Edward, 142,166 ; persuades him to 82. leave England, 142, 166; receives Lullingston [Lullingeston], fine o f l a n d s from him a grant of the manor of in, 276. EUiam, 142,166; this is taken from Lumley, Lord, attends the Prince of him by the King, but restored, 167; Wales into Kent, 105. his arrears as the Prince's steward, Lychnoscope, supposed, in tho church, 168; betakes himself to raids and Dover Castle, 18. forays for support, ib.; enters the Lyminge, visit to, xxxvii.; discovery of King's service, 175; is made his an early font and coffin-lid at, 331. steward, ib.; his estates repeatedly Lymne and Studfall, visit to, xxxvii. GENERAL INDEX. 343

Maidstone, extracts from the parish Michaelmas Term permanently esta- register of, 233. bUshed temp. Edw. I., 20. Malerbe, Richard, W., 207. Mildebat, Galfrid de, W., 202. Maminot, Walkehn de, confirms the Millgate, in Bensted, 96 ». grants of Eobert de Thurnham and MisceUanea, 323. others to the Abbey of Cumbwell, Mohisden, WiUiam and Amicia de, 196; grants his land called Selketin- Little Dartford, 279. sele to the Abbey, 198. Monk, General, 123. Mankesey [Manekesey], Bobert de, his Morton, John, Archbishop of Canter- grant to the Priory of CumbweU, 221; bury and Chancellor, 26. probably the same as Eobert de Gat- Moses the clerk, W., 212. ton, 216 n. Mote, t h e , near Maidstone, oncebelonged Mansfield, WUliam Murray, first earl to Sir Thomas Caesar, 30. of, 31. Moulton, arms and pedigree of, 243, Manwood, Sir Eoger, a Kentish judge, 245. 29; his character, ib. Moyle, Sir Thomas, of Eastwell, his Marden, bronze reliques found at, 41. daughter marries Sir Thomas Finch, Marriages, instances of unequal, 95, 86. 30. Marriott, Mrs., 103 n. Muleton, extent of the manor of, A.D. Marsh, the, in Aylesford, 271. 1268, 293, 294, 302. Marshall, Mr., clerk of the works, Me- Multon, George, agreement for marriage moranda on the Church on the Castle settlement of, 246. See Moulton. Hill, Dover, 13; on a certain descrip- Munteny, Ernulph de, kUled at a tour- tion of stone found there, 9 n. nament by Sir Eoger de Leyburn, Marsham, Lady, 92, 94,101. ' 134,159. Marsham, Sir Eobert, 92 and n.; his Muhz, John de, W., 204. daughters, Lady Bridges and Lady Musca, Eobert de la, W., 197. Palmer, 93 and n. Museum, the Charles, at Maidstone, 41. Martin, Charles Wykeham, Esq., on Museum, the Dover, architectural frag- the Wooden Battle-axe and Dagger ments from the Church in the Castle, found at HoUingbourn, 45 ; specula- preserved in, 6. tions on their age, 51. Museum, the Society's, golden armiUas Martyn, John, of Graveney, a Kentish in, 41. judge, 27. Mary, the Princess, her right to the Narborough, Sfr John, of Knowlton, 99. throne advocated by Sir James Hales, Narmtores, pleaders in t h e Curia Eegis, 27. 20. Mary, accession of, 68 and ». ' New Atalantis,' the, 40. Master, arms and pedigree of, 238. Newcastle, Duke of, visit of George Master, James, 109 n. Prince of Wales (afterwards George Master, Mrs., 109 and ». II.) to, at Stanmer, 105. Master, Richard, 109 n. Newdigate, Lady, 99. Master, Steynsham, 109 ». Newenden, Henry, heirs of, 83. Maszun, Richard le, W., 208. Newington (near Chatham), extracts Maud, the Empress, Theobald, Arch- from parish registers, 226; inscrip- bishop of Canterbury, her ChanceUor, tion on brass plate in chancel, ib, 23. Newman, Thomas, W., 82. May, Ealph, W., 217. Newnam, Robert, the younger, W., 80. Maynard, Mrs., marriage of, 91; its un- Niche in Leybourne Church, discovery happy result, 94. of its real nature, 136. Medway, golden armUfo found in the, Nicholas propositus, W., 216. 41. Norden, John, W., 79. Meisi, Eichard de, W., 207. Norman the chamberlain, W., 197. Mercer, George, 80. Northfleet, 27. Mercer, John, the elder, W., 79, 80. Northeate Cross in Hawkhurst, i.e. Mercer, John, the younger, W., 80. North-haU Cross, 81 and n., 82. Mercer, Thomas W., 79. Northwood, Eoger de, his numerous Mercer, Thomas, jun., W., 79. offices in Kent, 25. Mercer, WilUam, W., 79. Northwood Chasteners, a manor near Merton, W a l t e r de, Bishop of R o c h e s t e r , MUton, 25. a Kentish Chancellor, 24. Norwich [Norwiz], Vincentrof, W., 215. 344 GENERAL INDEX.

Notes from the Eecords of Hawkhurst tion of Kent, A.D. 1619, 223; funeral Church, 55. certificate granted by, 237. Nottingham, Heneage Finch created PhUpot, Sir John, marries the widow of earl of, 31. Sfr Thomas Csesar, 30. Nowesden, Thomas de, W., 202. Philpot's Cross, in Hawkhurst, 81«. Nuiers, Galfrid of, W., 197. ' PhUpott, Thomas, W., 80, 81. Nuiers, Humphrey of, W., 197. Pipsden Cross, in Hawkhurst, 81 n. Plumstead [Plumstede], fine of lands Offord, John de, Archbishop of Canter- in, 265, 273. bury and ChanceUor, 25. Podscrouche[Poddescrouche],inHawk- OUantigh, 30. hurst, 81 »., 82. Ordlaueston, Ralph de, Gutneston, 275. Pohhe, or Polghe, Martin, Bishopbome, Oref, or Cref, Simon, Eainham, 272. 263. Osborne, pedigree and grant of arms ' Pollard, Robert, W., 216. to the famUy of, 227; extracts from Ponte, Elfrio de, W., 218. parish registers, 228, 233; inscrip- Ponte, Stephen de, W., 218. tions on monuments, 229,233; deeds Ponte, Stephen de, Wisteston, 285. and wiUs, 231. Poor Men's Box, 63 and n.; its wardens Ospringe, extracts from the parish re- at Hawkhurst, 70. gisters of, 241; inscriptions in the Pope's Psalm, answer to, 104. church, 242. Port, Henry de, a justice itinerant, Otford [Ottforde], extent of the royal temp. Hen. I.j 23. manor of, A.D. 1573, 327. Posies on Serjeants' rings, 21. Ovene, Nicholas, W., 79. Potin, WUUam, W., 203, 207, 211. Oxenden, Sir George, 110 and ». Prayer for peace, A.D. 1548, 61 and ». Oxford, Provisions of, their promoters Prayer-book, the First, of King Edward, excommunicated, 142, 166; annulled 62 n. by the award of Louis IX., 146. Prayer-book, use of the, proscribed by OzingeU, 308; Saxon ornaments from, the Parliament, 112 and n.; used 315. nevertheless, 113 and »., 115. Pre-Norman buUdings, their disputed Palmer, Sir Thomas, of Wingham, 90 date, 2. and «.; death of his wife, 93 and n. Preston, manor of, contest for the, 190. Parker, Mr. J. H., his theory of pre- Preston HaU, near Aylesford, the seat Norman buildings, 2. of the Oolepepers, 27. Patrik [Paterick], Eudo, Ash, 267. Pretty, E., Esq., on the Golden ArmUho Pedes Finium, 257. in the Society's Museum, 41. Pen Chester, Sir Stephen de, his laws for Priest's Cross, in Hawkhurst, 81»., 82. the government of Dover Castle, t. Prisotj John, a Kentish Chief-Justice, 27. Hen. III. cited, 18; his numerous Provisions of Oxford, their promoters offices in Kent, 25. excommunicated, 142,166; annuUed Penchester [Penecester], Sir Stephen by the award of Louis IX., 146. de, W,;220. Psalms, two books of, 61; conjecture Pendants, gold, found at Sarr, 314 and n. as to them, ib. n. Pende, Nicholas, 84. Penecestre, i. e. Penehcsterj q. v. Racchele, the lands of, granted to the Penenden Heath, great cause between Abbey of CumbweU, 199. • Lanfranc and Odo of Bayeux tried Raine, Rev. J . , his account of the vest- at, 22. ments of St. Cuthbert, quoted, 310 n. Penshurst, its picture gallery, 103. Rainham [Renham], fine of lands in, Perdriz, Johil, W., 221. 272. Peter the clerk, W., 200. Ralph Camerarius, and Agnes, his wifo, Peter, son of Eichard, W., 200. Aylesford, etc., 282. Peters, Dr., of Canterbury, 110 n. Ralph the clerk, Delminden, 257, 260. Peters, Elizabeth, 110 n. Ralph the marshal, W., 197. Petit, John, a Kentish Baron of the Ravenstone, Bucks, monument of F i n c h , Exchequer, 29. first earl of Nottingham, at, 37. PhUip, son of Alan, W., 217. Read, Bridget, her marriage to Sir Philip, son of WiUiam of Ashford, W., Thomas WUlOughby, 28. 212. Read, Sir Robert, a Kentish Chief* Philipot, John (Rouge Dragon)) Visita- Baron, 28. GENERAL INDEX. 345

Reculver, extracts from the parish re- Boman tUes in the church, Dover Castle, gister of, 235 ; Roman pUlars from, 16,17. of coarse ooUte, 9 and n, Eomney, road to, through the court of Redman, Sir Matthew, a prisoner in Honeychild, 298. France, temp. Edw. III., 121. -Romney Marsh [Marisco de Eumenel, Redmundenne, WUliam of, W., 220. or Eumenell], quit-claim of services Reginald the clerk, W., 200. and customs in, 274, 286. Eeingod, Alderman, 287, 288. Eomney, Lady, baU given by, 105; Eichard, Archbishop of Canterbury, death of her son, ib. gives the advowson of the church of Botheram, Thomas, Bishop of Bo- Thurnham to the Abbey of Cumb- chester and Chancellor, 27. weU, 207. . Rotunda tabula, 134, 159. Eichard the clerk, W., 203, 211, 215. Eouge Dragon (John PhUipot), Visita- Eichard, the clerkof Southwark, W., 204. tion of Kent by, A.D. 1619, 223. Bichard, Dean of Sandhurst, W., 216. Eoyden HaU, in East Peckham, the Eichard, King of the Germans, 145,176. seat of the Twysdens, 37. Eichardson, Sir Thomas, death of, 33. Bucking, manor of Westberries in, 27. Eickhill, William, a Kentish judge, 27. Eulveston, Boger de, W., 202. EideU, Geoffrey, archdeacon of Canter- Bumelli, Alicia des 157. bury, chief j u s t i c i a r y , 23. RumeneU, i. e. Eomney, q. v. Rider, Mrs., of Boughton Mondenne, Eusham, in Aylesford, 271. 90 and «., 94, 101. Eussell, John, Bishop of Eochester and Eifford, or Ei3seford, Walter de, W., ChanceUor, 27. 211, 215. Byarsh [Eierso], fine of lands in, 282. Eing, sUver, of large size, found at Sarr, Eysdenne, Hannis of, W., 220. 320. Eysdenne, WiUiam of, 220. Rings of serjeants-at-law, 21. Eyther, Sfr WUUam, his Kentish estates, Eishanger, charges of, against Sfr Eoger 30. de Leyburn, considered, 145. Eisseford, Walter de, his grant to the St. Alban's, in Kent, 87. Priory of Cumbwell confirmed by St. Augustine's, Canterbury, quit-clainl Mabel de Gatton, 211. of lands in Plumstead in, to the ab- .Robert the chaplain, W., 197. bot of, 273. Eobert the priest, W., 197. St. George's, Canterbury, inscription at, Eobert, Edmund, the elder, W., 79. 235. Eoberto Coc, W., 222. St. Gregory's Priory, Canterbury, char- Boberto fiUo W l u ' , W., 197. ter of Robert de Septvans to, 326. Roberts, Edmond, 80, 82. St. Martin's, Canterbury, monument of Roberts, George, 80. Lord Finch of Fordwieh in, 35. Roberts, George, W., 84. St. Mildred's Church, Canterbury, old Robertsbridge, inclosure of the marsh Eoman materials in, 9 and n. of Capenesse by the monks of, 217. St. Stephen's, Canterbury, Sir Chris- Robyn, John, W., 79. topher Hales buried at, 27; Sfr Eoger Eochester, seven bishops of, hold the Manwood's monument, 29. office of Lord Chancellor, 23. Saltwood, stone quarries at, 16. Rochester Castle, Eoger de Leyburn Saltwood Castle, visit to, xxxvi. taken prisoner at, 134,153, 158. Sancto Georgio, Eng. de, W., 197. Eochester, Solomon de, a corrupt judge, SanctoLeodefario,Ealphde,W.,208,209. 25; is poisoned by the parson of Sandhurst, Kent, parish books of, 63 »., Snodland, ib. 85 ». Eockingham, Lewis Watson, earl of, Sandwich, Sir Henry de, 135,190. marriage of his daughter to Sfr Eobert Sandwich, JuUana de, her marriage to Furnese, of Waldershare, 91 and n. Sir William de Leyburn, 134,190. Eode, in Aylesford, 271. Sanset,un,Benediot, Bishop of Eochester, Eoger, abbot of St. Augustine's, Can- a Kentish justiciary, 25. terbury, 273. Sarr [Saerre, Sarra, Serre], its import- Eokesle, Robert de, Eccles, 271. ance in Roman and Anglo-Saxon . Boman armUloe found in Kent, 42, 44. times, 305; its decay, 307; site of Eoman brick, employment of, in the the church, ib.; the Dunstrete, 308; church, Dovor Castle, 10. discovery of Saxon rehcs, ib.; sys- Roman pillars from Eeculvor, 9 and n. tematic excavations, ib.; results, 321. 346 GENERAL INDEX

Sarr, the Society's Researches in the of, to St. Gregory's Priory, Canter- Saxon Cemetery at, by John Brent, bury, 826. jun., F.S.A., 305; detail of the exca- Serjeants-at-law, antiquity of, 20; rings, vations, 309; contents and measure- 21; the coif, ib. ment of some of the graves, 309; gold Serjeantry in gross, 20. braid, 310 and n.; iron implements, Service-book of Queen Elizabeth, 71 312; gold pendants, 314; fibulas, 3 1 5 ; and ». glass vessel, 316; sUver spoon or ladle, Service, two books of, A.D. 1548, 61; ib.; crystal ball, 317; beads, 319; conjeutures as to them, ib. n. sUver ring, 820; echinus, ib.; other Seseley, Den of, perambulated, 82. relics, 321; Note by Mr. Faussett, ib. Sesseley, Henry, 82. Saxingeherste, Stephen de, Delminden, Sesseley, John, W., 80, 82. 260. Sesseley, WUUam, 82. Saxinherst, Galfrid de, W., 221. Sessely, Stephen, 82. Saxon architecture, its dubious date, 3; Sessley, Lawrence, W., 81. its distinctive characteristics, ib. Sevenoaks, extracts from the parish re- Saxon baluster pillars converted into gisters of, 249 ; inscriptions in the vaulting ribs of the Early EngUsh Lambarde chancel, 251. period, 5; preserved in the Dover Sewanz, i. e. Septvans,

Standen, George, churchwarden of Hie church of, granted to CumbweU Hawkhurst, his accounts, A.D. 1548, by Archbishop Richard, 201. 56; shew the active progress of the Thui-nliam [Thorneham] Castle, 215. Reformation, ib. n. Thurnham [Torneham], Edolino de, Standen, Helwyse, 82. grants a tenement in Hamwold to Standen, John, W., 82. the Abbey of CumbweU, 208. Stanmer, near Lewes, 105 n. Thurnham, Eleanor de, first wife of Sir Starkey, Humphrey, a Kentish Chief- Roger de Leyburn, 148,156,189. Baron, 27; his house at W o u l d h a m , i J . Thurnham [Thorneham], Henry de, W . , Statute of Frauds, its originator, 37. 216. Steele, Sir Richard, 96. Thurnham, Michael, grants his land of Steevyn, Thomas, 82. Racchelo to CumbweU, 199. Stepney, tournament of, A.D. 1309,160. Thurnham, Robert de, the founder of Sterdi, Nicholas, W., 203. CumbweU Abbey, 194; his grant Stewart, Commodore, 110 and n. confirmed by WalkeUn de Maminot, Stockbury, [Stokingebir], fine of lands 196. in, 277 ; inscriptions at, 233. Thurnham, Stephen de, his grants to StonhiU, in Aylesford, 271. CumbweU, 203, 204, 206, 207, 209; Strangford, Viscount, possesses a Ser- circumstances under which one of his jeant's ring of Sfr John Fineux, 21. grants was made, 205 n.; counter- Stratford, John de, Archbishop of Can- seals of, 206 n. terbury and Chancellor, 25. Thurnham [Thorneham], Son de, W., Stratford, Robert de, archdeacon of 206. Canterbury and ChanceUor, 25. TUmanstone, 112. Streiner staff (or streamer staff) 58 and n. TUting helmet, large, in Ashford church, Strood, Hospital at, founded by Bishop 132 n. GlanvUle, of Bochester, 24. Tirel, Warin, and MabUia, Little Dart- StudfaU, visit to, xxxvii. ford, 279. Sturemue, Alan de, Wisteston, 285. Toknashe, Laurance, W., 79. Style, Lady, of Wateringbury, 93 and Tolehurst, WilUam, 82,83. n., 103. Tomlinson, Colonel Matthew, the regi- Style, Margaret, 97 n.; her match with cide, 39. John Diggs broken off, 101; marries Tony, Ahee de, 193. Mr. Vyner, 107. Torel, William, W., 200. Style, Sir Thomas, 93 n., 97,103. Torques, a, found in Kent, 42. Sudbury, Simon de, archbishop of Can- Totingehole, Adam de, 219, 220. terbury and ChanceUor, 25. Totingehole, Simon de, 219, 220. SuUing, 284 «. Tresgoz, John de, 157. Surrenden Library, PhUipot's Visita- Trime, Trinie, or Triuie, WiUiam, Bi- tion of Kent, A.D. 1619, printed from shopsborne, 268. a copy in the, 223. Trinity Term introduced in the reign Swanscombe (Swanescamp), fine of of Edward the Elder, 19; confirmed lands in, 262, 263. by WUUam the Conqueror, ib.; di- Swinford, Mr., of Sarr, 308. vided, temp. Edw. I., 20. Tripp, arms and pedigree of, 236. Taylor, Sir Thomas, of Park House, Trippe, Thomas (A.D. 1325), seal of, 237. Maidstone, 90 and n. Trueling, near Dartford, 279. Temeridstone, i. e. TUmanstone, a. v. Trune, or Truue, WUliam, Bishops- Tenterden, Charles Abbott, Lord, a borne, 268. Kentish Chief Justice, 40. Tufa employed in the older part of the Tetricus, supposed coin of, found at church, Dover Castle, 9. Sarr, 314 and n. Tunbridge obtained by Richard Fitz Thanet, Isle of, 24. GUbert in exchange for Brion, in Thanington, Sir James Hales commits Normandy, 23. suicide at, 28. Tunbridge WeUs greatly patronized by Tharpe, Thankful, churchwarden of the Princess Anne of Denmark, 93 n,; Hawkhurst, A.D. 1675, 75. company at, 105; visit of George, Theobald, Archbishop of Canterbury, Prince of Wales (afterwards George ChanceUor to the Empress Maud, 23. IL), ib. Thomas, son of Godfrey, W., 222. Tunis, capture of, by the Crusaders, 140, Thurnham [Thorneham], advowson of 164. 348 GENERAL INDEX.

Turkish captives, sums paid towards Wales, the Princess of (Caroline, wife of the redemption of, 77. George II.), her ugly head-dres3, 95. Turner, Mary, of Ileden, 87. Wallage, in Eomney Marsh, 274. Turner, Mrs., 96. WaUingford [Walingeford], Eichard Turnur, Ordingus le, 219, 220. de, W., 215. Twisden, a manor in Sandhurst, Kent, Walter oimentarius, W., 212. 37. Walter Niger, 210. Twisden, the name changed to Twysden Walter, priest of Burherse, W., 200. • by the Bradbourne branch of the fa- Walter, Reginald, Archbishop of Canter- mUy, 89 n. bury and ChanceUor, 25. Twisden, Francis, 87. War, Brin de, W., 222. Twisden, Miss IsabeUa, letters of, to Warham, Archbishop, decree made by, Mrs. Hammond, 88; visit to Lon- • in a contention between the pai'son don, 94; remarks on the fashions, and the parishioners of Hawkhurst, 95; visit to Tunbridge WeUs, 104; 78. visit to London, 107; country tour, Warren, Mr., curate of Ashford, A.D. 109; visit to Lincolnshire, 111. 1712,117; his MSS. cited, 117,118, Twisden, Jane, her marriage, 88 and n. 119, 129, 131, 132. Twisden, Lady, letter from Charles II. Wasteehar, Robert, Romney Marsh, to, 39. 284. Twisden, Sfr Boger, of B r a d b o u r n e , 88 re. Watergangs in Romney Marsh, 274. Twisden, Roger, of MaUing, 88 and «., Wateringbury, 93 n. 105 ; his death, 110 and n. Watson, Lady ArabeUa, 91 and n. Twisden, Sfr Thomas, a Kentish judge, Watton, Edmund, of Addington Place, 37; accident that befeU him, 38; his 95; his marriages with his servants,*^. hot temper, ib. Weaver, Edmund, W., 79. Twisden, Sfr Thomas, of Bradbourne, Weldon, Anthony, a ParUamentary 87, 94 »., 99. Committeeman, 123. Twisden, WiUiam, his conduct as exe- Wenard, John, churchwarden of Hawk- cutor of his brother Roger commented hurst, his accounts, A.D. 1515, 55. on, 110 and n. Werksley, Sfr Jeffrey de, a prisoner in Twysden, Philip, Bishop of Raphoe, France, temp. Edw. III., 121. 89 «. Westberries, manor of, in Rucking, 27. Twysden, Sir WUliam, 88. Westminster Hall, its interest to anti- Twopeny, Mr., drawing of the niche in quaries, 20. Leybourne church by, 136. Westmoreland, Vere Fane, Earl of, 91 Twyford, Sir Robert, a prisoner in and n. France, temp. Edw. III., 121. Weveringhope[Weueringhope], Den of, perambulated, 80. Vipont, Idonea de, 151; a ward of Sir Whatman, Thomas, W., 81, 82. Roger de Leyburn, and married to WhetenhaU, Mr., of H e x t a l l s Court, 103. his son Roger, 151,155,188. White, WilUam (of Beverley), grant of Vipont, Isabel de, married to Roger de arms to, 246. Clifford, 192. Wickam, or Wicham, extent of the ma- Virgin's Cross, in Hawkhurst, 81 n., 82. nor of, A.D. 1268, 293, 302. Visitation of the County of Kent, A.D. Wickham [Wicham], Simon and Ste- 1619, taken by John Philipot, Rouge phen of, W., 212. Dragon, 223. WUUam the Conqueror, Law Terms Vitulus, Robert and IsabeUa, Aylesford, confirmed by, 19 ; Curia' Regis in his etc., 282. day, 20. Vyner, Mr., 107, 111. WUliam IL, Westminster HaU com- Vyner, Mrs., 107, 111. menced by, 20. WiUiam, brother of Peter the clerk, W., W , son of Benger, W., 217. 200. Wakering, John, a Kentish Master of William, the chaplain of Goudhurst, the EoUs, 27. W., 212. Walbad, Eichard de, W., 197. WiUiam the Englishman probably em- Waldershare, 91, 94. ployed in the alterations of the church, Wales, George, Prine3 of (afterwards Dover Castle, 5. George IL), Ms visit to Knole and WUliam of Sens engaged in the resto- Tunbridge Wells, 105. ration of Canterbury Cathedral, 5. GENERAL INDEX. 349

WUliam, son of Simon, W., 197. Wonder of nature, a dwarf, exhibited at WUliams, John, Bishop of Lincoln, the Deal, 115. last clerical Lord ChanceUor, 23. Wooden battle-axe and dagger found at WUloughby, Sir Thomas, a judge, bu- HoUingbourn, 45; wooden swords ried at Chiddlngstone, 28. found elsewhere, 46. WUminton, Hugh de, Romney Marsh, Wotnesell, Simon de, W., 216. 274. Wouldham, manor of LittlehaU in, 27. Wills of the'Lambardes, 252 et seq.; Wrtha, in Aylesford, 271. Osbornes, 231 et seq. Wyat, insurrection of, 69 n. Winchester, Jordan, Bishop of, W., 203. Wye, the CoUege at, founded by Arch- Wingham, extracts from the parish re- bishop Kempe, 26. gisters of, 237, 241; inscription in Wythens, Sfr Francis, a Kentish judge, the Urooie chantry, 241; inscriptions 39; his career, ib.; his wife, 40. formerly at, 237. Wingham, WUUam de, Bishop of Lon- York, James, Duke of (afterwards James • don, a Kentish ChanceUor, 24. II.), 123. Wiso', WUliam, W., 197. Votes Place, Mereworth, 28. Wisteston, fine of lands in, 285. Young, Sfr Charles (Garter), allows the Witheringhope, i. e. Weveringhope, q.v. publication of the charters of Cumb- Wiueling, in Aylesford, 271. well Priory, 196.

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JOHN EDWAED TATXOK, PBHTTEB, MTTKE QUEEN STREET, IINCOHJ'S IBS FIELDS.