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General Index http://kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/archaeologia-cantiana/ Kent Archaeological Society is a registered charity number 223382 © 2017 Kent Archaeological Society ( 307 ) GENERAL INDEX. « A Appledore, Home and Chute Family of, by F. W. Cock, 157-162. Ablotts, Ightham, 65. Apuldre, 233. Accounts 1936, 1-liv. Arbitration at Ightham manor Acre, The, Boro' Green, 66. Court, 42. Acre, Ightham, and the Staley Archery, decay of, at Ightham, 12. family, 88-91. Architecture—" Franciscan Archi- Acryse, 267. tecture in England," review, Acton, John, will, 127. 296-8. Adam, Alexander, 13. Armour: A Helm in Goudhurst Adames, Ightham, 65. Church, by F. H. Cripps-Day. 223- Adams family, Deal, 183. 228. Adams, Thos., 161. Armourers, English, 223-4. Addams, John, steward of the Armstrong, Ralph, tithing man of Manor of Ightham, 32, 36. Ightham, 10, 29. Adrian, John, will, 127, Arsio, Barony of, and Dover Castle, Aelfsige the Chamberlain, 233. 103. Aelfstan, 231. Ash Church, brasses in, 224. Aelfwold, 229. Ashbourne, bridging of, 236, 238. Aosoburnan (River Ashbourne), 238. Ashenden, Tenterden, 241. Aethelereth, 231. Ashenton, Riohard, 147. Aethelflaed, 229. Ashewell, Ightham, origin of name, Aethelwig, 231. 66. Aetheraed, 231. Ashford, 160, 253 ; and Constables Aldraed, 231. of Dover Castle, 102. Aldulfs, Ightham, 66. Ashurst, 253. Alexander, Adam, 15. Assize, swearing into, 8-9. Aleyn, Thos., 27. Atrege, William, 145. Alfege, St., 289. at Wodde, Richard, 150, 155. Alford, Nicholes, 143. Aucher, Anthony, of Dover, 161, 183. Allen family, owners of Ightham Aucher, Edward, 183. Mote, 39-40. Audit House, Canterbury, 220. Allen, Henry, 13, 31 ; Thomas, 140. Austin, Riohard, 6. Allington Castle, 250. Averenches, Barony of, and Dover Alwey, John, 130, 148, 156. Castle, 102. Amount, Riohard, 145. Averill, Robert, 6, 7. Amyson, Edmond, will, 127. Axe, Viking Age, found at Maidstone, Andrewes, William, 202. 285-6. Annual General Meeting 1937, Aylesford, 250, 269. xxxviii, etc Annual Report and Accounts, xxxvii, etc. B Ansell, George, of Deal, 186. Appleby, John, vicar of Wrotham, 87. Badell, Agnes, will, 128 ; John, will, Appledore, 269; Brotherhood of, 128. 235-6 j mention in A-S. Chron., Badill, WiUiam, 140. 236 ; Home family lands, 160. Bailes, Dr., 219. 308 GENERAL INDEX. Baker, family of Deal, 183 ; Henry, Bergrove, John, 139. 175; Hercules, arms of, 174; Berine, Thomas, 44. James, arms of, 174 ; Joan, 133, Berne, James, will, 132 ; William, 152 ; John, Captain of Deal Castle, 132. 174, 175; Narborough Filmer, Berrye, Alice, 132. 175; Richard, 155; Thomas, 42, Berwicke, Humphrey, 40. 143, 170, 174, 175; Thomas Beseley family, arms in St. Leonards, bequest to St. Leonards, Deal, Deal, 173. 182 ; WiUiam, 175, 133. Best, Jonathan, tenement in Balcombe, WiUiam, 32. Precincts, Canterbury, 203, 215. Balden, Weston, 7. Bethersden (Betrisden) 253. Baldwin, John, 7; Robert, 6, 31, Bett, WiUiam, 130. 33. Beverley, Widow, 11. Baldwins, Ightham, 66. Bewgle, John, 23. Baldwyn, Robert, 4, 5, 6. Bewley, Ightham, origin of names, Bale, John, 201, 218. 66, 67. BaLul, John, overseer of Hythe, 139. Bigbury, 280. Bank, The, Ightham, 66. BiUingborowe, John, wiU, 132. Banring, Thomas, 139. BUsington, 268 ; Church, bequest of Barde, John, 148. a beiffer, 145 ; BUsington Cross, Bargrave, Dean, 200 ; Isaac, 204. 146. Bargrove, Richard of Saltwood, 133; Bing, Robert, Lord of the Manor Roger, will, 132. of Wrotham, 84, etc. Bamako family, arms, 181. Bing v. Hooper Tithe Case, 83-88. Barne Crofte, Ightham, 46, 66. Birchams, now Warren Farm, Bamneld, Ightham, 83, etc. Ightham, 67. Barker, Roger, wiU, 129. Birchewood, Robert, wiU, 133. Barret, Nicholas, 4, 7; Stephen, 132. Birds HiU, now Warren Farm, 67. Barr Field, Ightham, 66. Birhtfreth, 233. Barrowe, John, wiU, 129. Birhtraed, 231. Barrow Field, Ightham, 66. Birhtsie, 231. Barton, Richard, 37. Birling helm, 226. Basted Mill, 27, 66. Blacheman, 244. Batill, John, wiU, 128-9. Black Prince's helm, Canterbury, BatiU, WilUam, 128. 224, 225. Batton, Agnes, wiU, 129. Blackheath, Battle of, 289. Bauldwyn, John, borsholder of Blackmanstone and Constable of Ightham, 34. Dover Castle, 102. Bay Shaw, Ightham, 66. Blalaninton, John, 133. Bayle, John, tithingman of Ightham, Blasland, Mr., 184. 33. Blatcher, Thos., 5. Baynham, WiUiam, 160. Blechenden, Dr., 216, 217. Beacon (Raspit) HiU, 66. Bokland, Thos., wiU, 141. Bearfield, Ightham, various speUings, Boldwin, Henry, 136. 66. Boleyn, Anne, cousin of Lady Bedingfield, Mrs., 213. Catherine Howard, 193. Belgrave, WiU, 196, 217, 219. Bonington, 268. " Bell Jesus " Canterbury, 197. Bonnington and Constable of Dover BeUows Lane, Ightham, 67. Castle, 102. Benet, John, 2, 37. Boots Holme, aUas Burcham, Ight- Benett, Richard, wiU, 130-1 ; ham, 40. William, will, 103-1 ; WiUiam, 154. Bore Place, Chiddiugstone, 190. Beneyts, Henry, Ightham, 67. Borne, John, 142, 148. Benge, WiUiam, 143. Borne, Thomas, wiU, 133. Bennett, John, 87 ; William, 4, 7, 35. Borne Croft, Ightham, various Berd, WiUiam, of Dover, 131. speUings, 67, 85. Berde, Alice, wiU, 131 ; John, wiU, Borough Green, various spellings 131. and origin of place name, 64. Berds, Ightham, 67. Boroughes, John, 4. GENERAL INDEX. 309 Boroughmarch Church, 139 ; Lands Broke, Harry, 131. in, 136. Brombarde, Stephen, wiU, 137 ; Borough, John, 13. Thomas, will, 138. Borow, John, 5 ; Thomas, 5. Bromeles, WUUam, will, 138. Borsholder, method of choosing, 33. Bromteye, Ightham, 44, 68. Bosses, Upper and Lower, Ivy Brongger, John, 35. Hatch, 67. Bronze Age celt found at Dover, Botley, Robert, 137. 287 ; at Dunton Green, 285. Boughton, 161, 268. Brooms, Ightham, origin of name, 68. Boughton Malherbe, 269. Brothers, Thomas, 188. Boughton Monchelsea, 269. Brown, Margaret, 138 ; Robert, Boulogne, Eustace of, constable of 143 ; Thomas, will, 138, 139 ; Dover Castle, 100. William, 138, 139. Boulogne, Pharamus de, Constable Brownaore, Borough Green, 68. of Dover Castle, 100. Browne, Joan, will, 140 ; John, will, Bound, John, 5 ; Robert, 4. 140, 196, 217 ; Edward, 140, wiU, Boundes Long Crofte, Ightham, 68. 139 ; Katherine, 153 ; Leonard, Boundes Square Crofte, Ightham, 68. 213; Robert, 131. Bounds Tenement, Ightham, 68. Brownes, Ightham Mote, 40, 68. Bourne Croftes, 86. Browning, Robert, wiU, 140. Bourne, John, will, 133. Bruer, WiUiam, 32. Bowes, John, wiU, 134. BrumseU, John, of Dover, 174. Bowles family of Deal, 176 ; Tobias, Bryggs, Stephen, 27. granted faculty for gaUery at Deal Buckley, George, 200. church, 184; Tobias, Mayor of Bud, Christopher, 16. Deal, 176. Budde, John, 141. Bowman, William, 131. Buds Plaine, Ightham, 68. Bownde, George, 7 ; Robert, 4. Bukland, Henry, will, 140 ; John, Bowser, Rev. E. D., Rector of Deal, will, 140-1. 188. Bull, The, Ightham, 69. Boys, Thomas, Memorial brass in Bulleign, Tenterden, 244. Deal Church, 169. Bulstrode, Edward, memorial to, in Brabourne and Constable of Dover Deal Church, 180. Castle, 102. Bunce, Ciprian, of Canterbury, 157. Brad, Gregory, 153. Burdon, John, 23, 94 ; William, 25, Brakins, Ightham, 68. 94. BrambUe Field, Ightham, 68. Burfurthe, Clement, 146. Bread and Ale, Assize of, Ightham, Burgh, Hubert de, Constable of 9-14. Dover Castle, 101, 104 ; John, 13. Breakers of the Peace, Ightham Burghley, Lord, 252. Court RoUs, 3-8. Burials found at Deal, 288. Brecher, Elenor, will, 135 ; WiUiam, Burmarsh, 136, 137, 268 ; Church, 135. 135. Bregeland, Thomas, will, 135. Burstow, John, 139. Bregman, John, 146. Burstowe, John, wiU, 141. Breton, Richard and Robert, 162. Burton, Thomas, 21. Brian, Dom, Curate of Hythe, 141. Burvil, Mr., 215 ; James, details of Bridgman, John, 155. house in Precincts, Canterbury, Bright, Robert, Stanstead, 2 ; 201. WiUiam, wiU, 136. Busbye, EUen, 15. Brightrede, John, 37. Bustom, Thomas, wiU, 141. Brissenden, Robert 4 ; Thomas, 4. Bustome, WiUiam, 132. Brixiestun, 244. Bustonis, Thomas, 137. Broade Seare, Ightham, 40, 68. Busty or Shode, Ightham, 69 ; as Broadnex, Major, 219. water supply, 11. BrockhiU, Richard, 145. Butcher, Miss M. B., 158 ; Mr., of Brocks, Ightham, origin of name, 68. the Precincts, Canterbury, 219 ; Brode, John, 28, 29 ; Robert, 22, 23. Francis, lease of lands, 222. Brodenex, Robt., wiU, 136. Butcher, Francis, lease of lands, 222. 24 310 GENERAL INDEX. Butfield, Ightham, 69. Church Green, Ightham, 70. Butler, James, 7. Churchman, Gregory, will, 144. Butter, Herry, wiU, 142. Chute, Estate Map found, 159; Byng, Robert, see Bing. FamUy coat of arms, 159 ; Family Buttye, Biehard, 162. coat of arms at Speldhurst and Bethersden, 160; PhiUip, burial of, 157, 159 ; PhUlip, Captain of C Camber Castle, 158. Cinque P o r t s , Naval force of, 104-105 ; Calowe, Robert, 142 ; Thomas, 142. Warden of, annexed to office of Calowis, John, dyer of Hythe, 142. Constable of Dover Castle, 98. Canterbury, 253. Clemantt, Jno., 184. Canterbury Cathedral, The Parlia- Clement, John, 129. mentary Survey of the Precincts, Clerk, Clement, 155 ; John, builder in the time of the Commonwealth, of Wyke Pier at Dover, 109. by The Rev. C. Eveleigh Woodruff, Clerke, John, 28, 144 ; Robert, will, 195-222. 144. Capel helm, 227. Cliterowe, WUliam, will, 145. Carden, John, 141. Cobbs, Thomas, 152. Cardin, John, 138. Cobham helm, 225, 227. Carlowe, WiUiam, wiU, 143. Cock, F. WiUiam, Additional notes on Carver's Field, Ightham, 69. the Home and Chute Families of Casaubon, Dr. Meric, Canon of Appledore, 157-162. Canterbury, 197. Cocke, John, 134. Castleden, Thomas, 5. Cocklebridge Field, Origin of name, Castleguard Service of Dover Castle, 70. by F. W. Hardman, 96-107. Cohilds, Ightham, 70. Castleton, Thomas, 6, 7, 14. Cole, John, 128 ; Thomas, 142. Castleward Rents of Dover, 105, etc. Cole Farm, Tenterden, 244. Chaltons, Ightham, 37. Coliar, Isabella, 152. Chapman, Robert, 37, 43. Colman, Ralph, will, 146 ; Robert Charing, 254, 269. of Canterbury, 152. Charlton, Henry, 86. Colt, Richard, 184. Charltons, Ightham, 69, 94 ; Farm, Colvyn, Richard, 15. Ightham, 39. Colyer-Fergusson, Sir Thomas, Charte, Seal Chart, 69. owner of Ightham Mote, 40. Chaundeler, Thomas, wiU, 143. Colyn, Thomas, will, 145. Chayrie, John, 17. Conan, John, 143. Cheney, John, 146. Consant, Rev. Thos. of Deal, 170. Cheperegge, a Saxon centre, 245-246. Constable of England, history of, 100.
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