INDEX TO THE CRANBROOK JOURNALS
Numbers I to XXXV (1988-2024)

Abbot, George, archbishop: XXXI,5-6; Abbot, Robert, vicar: XIX,2; XXX,5; Adams, John, surveyor, Hawkhurst, XXXV,11
Adams, Thomas, of Swifts Place (d.1812): XIV,9; XV,7-8; XVI,4; Ades, Stephen, churchwarden: XVII,10-11;
agricultural holdings: XXVII,2; Albert House, inn: XX,19; Alchin, Thomas: XXXIV,12;
Alexander family: I,3; II,8; II,13; VIII,4-5; XI,13; XVI,5,19-22; XVII,22; XVIII,26-29,33; XXVIII,5-8; XXIX,21; XXX,23; XXXI,16-18; XXXIII,21; XXXIV,2;
Ali Sloper (Cartoon): XXXIV,22;
Allan, Rev John Lloyd, headmaster (d.1866): VI,8-9; XI,6-7; XI,12; XXVII,13-14; Allen, Edward and Katherine: XXIV,4-6;
Allen, Edwin, surveyor: XXV,15; Allen, Gabriel, landowner: XVIII,17; Allens, grocers XXI,13;
Alley, Elizabeth (née Roads): III,14-15; allotments: XI,17;
Anabaptists: XXX,8;
Andrews, John, clothier: II,6; XXX,1; Andrews, John, versifier (1798): XIII,26-7; Angley Park: XIV,19; XVIII,17,23;
Annals of Cranbrook Church, XXXV,20; Annoway, Nicholas, weaver: VII,17-18;
Anti-Extraordinary Tithe Association: XXXIV,20-22; Apothecaries: V,7-10; XXVII,8-9;
Aprice, Hugh, vicar of Cranbrook: XXIII,1-2; Archaeological finds, XXXV,23;
Archer, John and family: XXXI,14-15; Archer, Edwin, sweep, and family: XXVII,21; Archer, Fredk Scott: XXXIV,10;
Ashleigh (house): XVII,26;
Arts and Crafts Movement: XIII,19-21; XIV,18; XXVIII,15-18; Arundel, Thomas, Archbp of Cant, XXXV,1
Ashford customs house, XXXV,16; Astley family: XXIX,12-13; Atwaters: XVIII,18;
Aucher, Thomas, Newenden: XXXIII,1-2; Austen, John: XVI,4;
Austen, Thomas,: XXVII,2; XXXIV,13; Austen, William, surgeon (d.1667): V,9; auxiliary units: XXXII,11-13;
Ayherst, Francis, tenant farmer: XVIII,12; Aylesford: XXXIII,1;
Babies Castle, Hawkhurst: VI,24; XXVI,7-9; Badcock, John and Diana: I,10;
bailiwick of Cranbrook: XXIV,2-3; XXXI,1;
Bagatelle Urns: XXXIII,7-10; Chateau B: XXXIII,8; Baker, George, innkeeper (d.1712): VIII,24;
Baker, Lady Cicely: XXXI,4-6;
Baker, Sir Henry, XXX,2; Sir John: XV,1-3; XXIV,15; XXV,21; XXX,2; Sir Richard: I,23; II,33; III,18; VI,15;
Baker family: XVII,8; XX,5; XXII,10-11; XXVI,1-4;
Baker, William, accuser & witness of martyrs: III,23;
Baker's Cross: IV,5-8; VII,2-8; XVI,23; XXI,15-17; XXXI,25; BALH Award: XXXIV,25;
Ball Field, Cranbrook: VII,17-19; XXIX,8; XXXIII,21; XXXIV,5;
Ballard, Isaac and Frances: I,12-13;
Ballard, William, watch and clockmaker: XV,14-17; XVIII,10; XXXII,23; XXXIII,15-16; Ballard family: XXXIII,16;
Ballin, Claude: XXXIII,7; Banghams, shop: XXI,14;
Banks, Charles Waters: XIII,13-14;
banks in Cranbrook: III,16-17; VII,20-21; XVIII,4-9; XXIII,11;
baptisms in 1650s: XXX,7;
Baptists: II,24; XIV,10-13; XV,28-30; XVII,12-14; XXX,6-8; XXXV,18;
barbers: V,7;
Barbary Pirates, XXXV,5;
Barham, James Pay, letter carrier: VIII,13; Barham, John Pay, basket maker: VIII,13; Barham, Sidney Pay, local historian: VIII,9-13; Barkley: XXXI,1-2;
Barleycorn beershop, Cranbrook: XXXIV,12 Barming Heath Asylum, XXXV,11;
Barn Field, Cranbrook: XXVIII,15; XXX1,1-2; Barnardo, Dr T J: XXVI,7;
Barnes, William, tenant farmer: XVIII,17; Barrack Farm: XXVIII,2;
Barrow, Rev Francis, vicar: XII,14;
“old Bartholomew”, early 20thC farmer: XV,24; Basden, John, clothier (d.1661): IV,6; V,10;
Basden, Thomas, apothecary (1698-1778): V,10; XXVII,7-9; basket making: VIII,10;
bastardy: XIII,3-7;
Bate, Nicholas, apothecary (1568-1619): V,7-8; Bate, Richard, weaver, father of Nicholas: V,7;
Bates, Isaac, Goudhurst poor relief overseer: X,11-14; Bates, John, Quaker cordwainer: XVII,2;
Bates, Samuel, Quaker shoemaker: XVII,2; Battle, Abbey: II,16-17; XXIV,2-3;
Battle of Britain, 1940: XXII,14; XXIV,21-22; Batty, Mrs Frances, slave owner: XXXI,7-8;
Bayfield, Mr and Mrs, workhouse master and matron: XVIII,20; Bayham Abbey: XXX,1-2;
Baylie, Thomas, Swifts: XVII,5; Bayne, Paul, pastor: XIX,1; Beach, Nicholas, Baptist: IX,3;
(de) Beaghendenn, John, in 1381 Peasants' Revolt: XXX,1; Beaghenden family, XXXV,1;
Beale, Dorothy: XX,18;
Bearsby, Norma, cricketer: XXXI,21; beaver hats: XXVIII,1;
Beckett, James, surgeon: V,1,3; Bedgebury: XXXIV,12; Bedgebury furnace: XX,5;
Bednar, George: XXII,21-22; XXIII,23; XXVI,14;
Beeching, John, barber-surgeon (x2): V,7;
Beeman, Isaac, preacher: I,15-18; XV,14,28-9; XXIV,14; XXXV,9; Beeman, Mrs: III,26;
Beeman, Rev Thomas: III,16; XI,7; XII,13-18; XXIII,8; XXIX,4;
Beeslee, John, gardener: XVII,22; Belgian refugees: XXV,2; Belgrave House: VI,8;
Bell, Canon William: XIX,12; XXV,1-2; Bell Inn, Frittenden: XXIX,7;
Bell Inn, Smarden: XXXIV,21; bells: IX,24-25;
Benden, Alice and Edward: XXIV,4-7; Benefit Societies, XXXV,17;
Benenden Cricket Club: XXXIV,15-17; Benenden Green: XXXIV,15-17; Benenden Jubilee Wells: XXXIII,21;
Benenden Home Guard, 1940-41: XXX,19-21; Benenden Hospital: XXX,16-19;
Benenden School: XXXII,14-16; XXXIII,20; Bennet, John, Quaker clothier: XVII,2; Benzie, James, upholsterer: III,25; XII,16-17; Bent, John: XXVII,13;
Beresford, Lord (1768-1854): XVIII,17;
Beresford Hope, A J B, politician and author (1820-87): XI,10; XXVIII,11; Bettenham: XVIII,17; XX,5; family, XXXV,1-2; Manor of, XXXV,1; Betts, Laurence and Jack: XXVI,14-15;
Bevin boys: XIX,20-23; Bicycles: XXXV,8;
Biddenden Cricket: XXXIV,15; Biddenden rectory: XXV,18; Biddenden tithe map: VI,21-23; Biddenden Village Band: XXXIV,22; Bigg, John, clothier (d.1605): II,4;
Bigg, Smallhope, clothier (d.1638): II,4; Birch, -, Goudhurst miller: XXIII,7; Birch, Rev Henry: I,18; XXXV,9;
Bird in Hand, PH: VII,7; Bird Collection: XXXIV,2;
Birdseye, Jonathan, Congregational minister: IV,16; Birgis, Albert, stonemason and builder: XXVI,5; Bishop, Argles, bank owner: VII,20-21; XVIII,7; Bishop's Lane, Hartley: X,2-6; XXXV,13; "blackface" minstrelsy, XXXV,17;
Blackborne: XXXI,1;
Blackman, John, tenant farmer: XII,8; XVIII,15;
Blackman, Thomas, grocer: XVII,28; XXVIII,4; Blackwell family, papermakers: XVI,9-12;
Blubery (Blewberry), John, Yeoman Armourer (d.1517): I,21; XXIV,14; Blundell, Stephen: XXI,9-10;
Blunden, John, Quaker: XVII,2;
Body, Abraham, clockmaker (d.1779): XVIII,10; “boneshaker” (bicycle), XXXV,8;
bonnets: IV,2-4;
Bonnick, William, miller: XVIII,18; Book Reviews:
Wings over the Western front (Benenden): XXIX,20;
A History of Cranbrook, XX,22; St.Dunstan's Church: XXXII,22; Cranbrook School, XXVI,20;
Cranbrook at War, XXXV,21;
The Great War and Frittenden: XXX,24; A History of Frittenden: XXXIII,25;
After the War was over (Goudhurst): XXXIV,25; A time to fight (Goudhurst): XXXIII,25;
Tenterden at War: XXXII,22;
The Wealden Iron Industry, XX,23; The Legend of Bloody Baker (Cranbrook), XXV,21; Hop Cultivation in Wealden Kent, XXII,23;
Boorman, George, builder: XII,16-17; Boorman, John, slaughterman: IV,22; Boorman, Richard, glover and sexton: IX,24;
Boorman, Thomas, bricklayer, and family: XXVII,21; Booth, Mary, Baptist: XV,28;
boroughs: XXXI,2;
Botten, Richard, journeyman: IV,12; borsholder: XXXI,2;
Botting, Jonas, and son Botting, Jonas, schoolmasters: XXIX,2; The Bourne: VIII,9;
Bourne, Thomas, tanner: IV,7; VIII,9; bowls: XVII,20,22-23;
Bowyer, Aaron, barber-chirurgeon (d.1680): V,7; Boyd Alexander Bird Collection: XVI,19-22;
Boys, James, Vicar of Cranbrook and Rector of Biddenden: III,25; VI,22; XI,3-5; XII,4,10; XV,21-22; XVIII,17; XXXIII,10; XXXIV,20;
Boys, John, agricultural writer: XVIII,12; Boys, Samuel, Hawkhurst, XXXV,5;
Boys, Thomas, nonconformist clothier: IV,13; Brabam, William, market licensee in 1511: III,3; Bradbridge, Joan, martyr: XXIV,4;
Bradley, Charles, beershop keeper: XII,14-18; Branden: XVIII,18; XXIII,14-18;
Brandon, David, architect: XXXIII,18-20; Brenchley, John, bank owner: VII,20-21; Brent, Brian: XXXIV,3;
Brewers Lane: XV,24;
Brewers Wood, 1945 Boeing crash: XXIII,21-22; brewing: VII,2-7; VIII,28;
Brickenden, Alexander, clothier: II,27-8; Brickenden, Robert, Freight Farm: IV,5; Brick Kiln Farm: XVIII,15;
bricks, brick-making: IV,7; XVI,24; XVII 16; Bridgeland, James, churchwarden in 1725: XVII,8;
Bridge Cottages: XXV,9;
Bridgland, James, clothier (d.1667): XVII,6; Bridgewater, Rev Guy, vicar: XXXIV,6; briefs: XVII,10;
Bristow, George, taxidermist: XXVIII,8; Brito, Robert, parish clerk: XXIX,1-2;
Brodrick, William Thomas, landscape designer: XXXIII,18-20; Broke, Thomas, Chaplain at Milkhouse, XXXV,2;
Brooke, John, Hawkhurst sexton: XXIV,9; Browne, George and John, ironfounders: X,5; Browne, Richard, schoolmaster: XXI,4-5;
Browne, Thomas, renounced beliefs in 1511: III,24;
Buck, Rev Charles, vicar: III,27; XXIX,2; XXXIII,5; XXXIV,5; XXXV,5;
Buckhurst Farm: XVI,3;
Bull Farm: X,4; XVIII,17; XXII,14;
Bull Inn, Cranbrook: VII,2; VII,7; XVI,24-5; XXI,14;
Bull Inn, Sissinghurst: XVIII,18; XXXV,17; Bullock, James, schoolmaster: XXIX,2; Bullwood Farm: XVIII,17;
Bulmer, Martin, designer of Vestry Hall: IX,12-15; XII,15; burial records (Cranbrook, 1746-82): XXVIII,18-19; Burleigh, Lord, in 1573: XIII,8;
Buss, William, corn factor (d.1832): XIV,11,16; XV,7; XVIII,5-9; XIX,9; Butler, David, farmer: XII,14; XVIII,14-15;
Butler, Mark, farmer: XVIII,14; Butler, Thomas, farmer: XVIII,12-14;
Cackett, Thomas, clockmaker: XVIII,10; Callcott, Rosamund, diarist: II,8; Camden Lodge: XVIII,22;
Camera Obscura: XXXIV,11;
Campany family, Hawkhurst, XXXV,7-8; Campion, Col W H, land donor: II,12; canal: see Weald of Kent Canal Canterbury: XXXIV,4,18;
Canterbury Cathedral Archives: XXXIV,4-5; Canterbury Dean & Chapter: XXXIV,5;
Captain Swing: see Swing Riots cardmakers: V,19-20;
Carey, George, Archbishop: XXXIV,6;
Carey, W, seeking employment in 1861: XII,18; Carmelite friars: XXXIII,1-4;
Caroe, William, church architect: XI,13-14; XIX,12-14; Caroline, Princess of Wales: XX,11-12;
Carr, Douglas, Test cricketer (1872-1950): XXVII,18-20; Carr, Rev Thomas, vicar: XI,6; XXVII,13,18; XXIX,4,16-17;
carts: XIII,9;
Cassingham, William, aka Williken (fl.1190-1257): XXXII,1; Castle Toll, Newenden: XXXIII,4;
Caton, William, Quaker preacher: XVII,2; cattle markets: IV,20-21;
Cazalet, Victor, MP, owned Great Swifts: XI,20-21; XVI,6;
Celtic coins, XXXV,23; census of 1841: XII,8-12; cess (tax): XVII,10;
Chalkpole, Richard, vicar: VI,20; Chamberlain, Neville, at Cranbrook: XVI,6; Chantley family: XVIII,18;
Chapman, Joseph, banker: XVIII,5; Chapman, W J, engraver and gunsmith: III,4; Chapman, W J, versifier: VIII,20;
Chapman, W T, engraver and caricaturist: I,16; charcoal burners: XVI,23;
Chard, William, store manager: VI,9; Charity Cottages, Frittenden: XXIX,5; Charity Farm: see Little Swattenden
Chart, Ezekiel, nonconformist apothecary: IV,13; Cheeseman, William, carrier: XV,19;
Cheesman, Colonel: XVI,20; XXVIII,6; Chequers Inn, Smarden: XXXIV,22; Children family, of Friezley: XI,2; Chimes of Cranbrook: XXIII,16; Chittenden: XVIII,17;
Chittenden, Mr, in 1840 fire: III,25;
Chittenden’s, grocers: XV,25; XVIII,31; XXI,13; Christian, Princess, 1906 visit: VIII,2;
christian names in 1841: XII,12; Christchurch Priory, Canterbury: XXXIII,1;
Church, Richard, author: XX,17-18; XXII,13; Church Ales, XXXV,4
Church Cottages, Cranbrook: XXVIII,15-18; Church Court, Hawkhurst: XXIV,8-10;
Church House, Cranbrook: XXXIV,11; XXXV,3-4; Church House, Sissinghurst, XXXV,1;
churches in 11th century: XXI,1-3; cinema: I,7-10;
Clark, Dr Edmund (d.1836): X,15-16; Clarke, Dr: XXI,8;
Clarke, Eric, solicitor: I,14; XIV,12; Clark, George: XXXIV,14;
Clark, Thomas, composer: XVI,13-15; XXI,9;
Cleaver, Caroline (1794-1862): XV,13,20-22; XVIII,17; XX,12-13;
Cleaver, Rev Henry (d1837): XV,21; XVI,18; clockmakers: XVIII,10-11; XXXIII,15-16;
Cloute, Anne, (1793-1867), bonnet maker: IV,2; V,18; Cloute, William, auctioneer: VII,3;
cloth trade in 1520s: XXX,1; cloth industry decline: XXIX,9;
Coadley, J D, Dence's School master: XXIX, 4; coal: I,20;
Cobb, Edward, railway promoter: XVII,20-21; Cobbett, William: XIV,6;
Cockshott Bridge, Hawkhurst, XXXV,6;
Coffee Tavern, St David's Bridge: XIII,22-25; XXVIII,15;
Coggers, Benenden: XX,14-15; Coleman, William, owned Angley: III,4; Collens, John, farmer: XVIII,18;
Colliers Green School: XIX,15-17; XXV,2; Collins, – , chaplain: XXIV,5-6;
Collins, James, clockmaker: XVIII,10; Collins, John, owned Friezley: XI,2; compensation to slave owners; XXXI,7-9; Compton Census 1676: XXXIII,5;
Compton, Henry, Bishop of London: XXXIII,5; Colvill, John, Quaker: XVII,2-4; XXX,8; Combwell, Lamberhurst: XXXIII,1; Conghurst, George, of Hawkhurst: III,22; Congregational Church: IV,13-16;
Congreve, Anthony: XXXIV,3;
Connolly/Conolly, owned rectory lands in 1812: VII,19; XIV,9; Convalescent Home: see Edwards, Passmore
Cooke, Anne, of Biddenden: XIV,13;
Cooke family, of Swifts: XIV,9; XVI,3-4; XVII,8-9; Cooke, Rev W Vincent: IV,16;
Cooper, Bill, seat dedicated in 1986: II,13; Cooper, George, Smarden: XXXIV,21-22; Cooper, John, vicar of Cranbrook: XXX,8; Cooper, W A (Billy): XXXIV,1,3; Cooper's Corner (on A21), XXXV,6; Copper Kettle: XXXI,26;
Cordle, Celia, author: XXII,23; Corke, -, in 1840 fire: III,25; Cornhall Farm: XVI,24;
Cornwallis, Lord (Horatio Mann): XV,7; XXXIV,18; Cornwallis, Lord, memorial to: XVIII,32;
Cornwallis family and estates: XV,21; XVI,18-19; XVIII,12-14,15; XXXIII,12,22; Cosscheman, William,, ‘clothman’ (d.1500): IV,5;
Couchman, Matthew and Matthew, ironmongers (both d.1787): II,17; Couchman, William, church organist (d.1862): II,17; XV,14-17; Couchman, -, father and son (linen weavers): V,16-17; XXX,10; Couchmans shop: XXI,13;
Coursehorn: II,5; XXXI,25; XXXIV,5;
Court, Miss, laundress: III,12-13;
Courthope family: III,7; X,5; XI,2; XIV,1; XVI,3; XVII,5; XX,5;
Courtstile Cottages: XIV,19; Cousins, Gerald: XXXIV,2-3,7; Cox, Joseph, cinema owner: I,8;
Cramp, Clement, builder (1816-93): XIII,22-25; XIV,12; XIX,15; XX,19; XXIV,17; XXV,15-16;
Crampton, Samuel, clothier (d.1669): XVII,7; Crampton, William, Sissinghurst emigrant: XXIII,12;
Cran, Marion, writer and broadcaster: XX,14-15; XXIII,14; Cranbrook Association (against smugglers): XXI,6-8; Cranbrook Bank: VII,20-21;
Cranbrook Colony of artists: II,7-11; XIII,20-21; XXXIV,8-10; Cranbrook Cottage(s): XXVIII,2; XXXIV,1;
Cranbrook District Water Company: XIX,19;
Cranbrook Domesday 1873, XXXV,14; Cranbrook Drainage Map: XXXIV,3; Cranbrook Gas Company: XXII,17-18,25; Cranbrook Highways Board: XXV,14-15; Cranbrook in Bloom Awards: XXXIV,27;
Cranbrook Museum (& Archives): XXXIV,1-3,6-7; XXXV,3,22-3 Cranbrook Museum, 50th celebrations: XXXIV,26;
Cranbrook Parish Council: XIX,15-16;
Cranbrook Rural Sanitary District: XIX,18; XXV,15-16;
Cranbrook (Grammar) School: 1,21-23; VI,17-19; XI,6-9; XXI,4-5; XXIII,8; XXIV,16-17; XXVI,20-21; XXXIII,10-11; XXXIV,4;
Cranbrook Primary School XXXIV,7;
Cranbrook Rectory/Parsonage: XXXIV,4-5; XXXV,3-4,9; Cranbrook School, XXXV,9;
Cranbrook Soup Society, XXXV,18; Cranbrook station: XXXIII,23; Cranbrook Temperance Band, XXXV,18; Cranbrook Town Gate, XXXV,6;
Cranbrook Union Workhouse: XXXIV,14; XXIII,11; Crane Inn: I,6; XV,24;
‘Crane Lake’: XVIII,31;
Crane Lane: XV,23;
Crane river: I,6; VIII,11; XIX,19-20;
Crane Minstrels, XXXV,17-18;
“Cranecroft” (house), Hawkhurst, XXXV,12; Cross-at-Hand, XXXV,6;
Cranton, Richard, apprentice: IV,12; Cranbrook RDC: XXXIV,1-2; Cranbrook Tithes: XXXIV,4; Cranbrook Volunteers: XXXIV,8; Crest, The (house): XVII,26-27;
Cricket: V,29; XVI,4-5,26-27; XVIII,24; XXIII,9-10; XXV,9-10; XXIX,8; XXXI,19-24; XXXIV,15-17;
Cricket on Ice: XXXIV,17; Crit Hall: XXXI,25;
Crittenden, Thomas, nonconformist apothecary: IV,13; Crimean War: XVIII,21;
Croft family, of Benenden: XVI,11; Cromwell, Thomas, pastor: I,15;
Cromwell, Thomas (Henry VIII's adviser): XXXIII,1; croquet: XVII,19,22-23;
Cross-at-Hand, XXXV,6; crosses: III,3-5;
Croucher, John (Bert), headmaster: XVI,26; XXII,19;
Crowden, Charles, headmaster: VI,17-19; XXI,4; XXIV,16; XXVI,20; XXVII,16; XXIX,4; XXXIII,11;
Crown Court, Cranbrook: XV,23-24;
Cruttenden, Thomas, apothecary (d.1704): V,7-8; Cubs: XIV,21;
Cuckow, Thomas, attorney (1734-91): V,9; Cuckow, William, attorney: V,9; XIX,4;
Culpeper family, Benenden: X,5; XXIII,1; XXVI,1-4; XXX,2;
Curl, Freddie, undertaker: XX,20;
Curl, Sidney: XI,22-23; XVII,24-25; XXXIV,1;
Cycle parade, Cranbrook,1896: XXXIII,24;
Dadson, George, Parish Surveyor & constable (1791-1880): I,2; II,3; XVII,21; XXV,14; XXXII,9; XXXV,13;
Dadson, James, of Baker's Cross brewery: VII,2-3; dame schools, in Frittenden: XXX,13;
Dance, Mollie: X,17-18; Dane Chapel, XXXV,9;
Dane House: III,28; XXXV,9;
Dan, Harriet, Frittenden schoolmistress: XXX,13; Dann, Kathleen, maidservant: XII,21;
Dann, Maria: III,12-13;
Dann, Rodney, Museum Curator, XXXI,26; XXXIV,3; Dann, Sam, gravedigger: XX,20;
Dann, Thomas, farmer: XVIII,18; Dapson, Doris: XXXIV,3;
Davies, Rev Daniel (d.1850): III,25; XI,6; XII,10; XVIII,17; XXIII,8; XXVII,10-12,13; XXXI,10-12;
Davis, James, rope-maker, and family: XXX,10-11; Daw, -, farmer: XVIII,32;
Day, James, farmer: XXIV,14; Day, Joseph, barber-surgeon: V,7; Day, Martin, printer: XIII,14;
de Sainte Croix, Bob: XXIII,22; Dearn, Olive: XVI,28;
Dearn, Thomas D W, architect (& family) (1777-1853): II,19; III,4; XII,5-7; XIII,15-18,24; XIV,10; XV,6,17-18,22; XVI,18,28-29; XVII,11; XXXIII,10-11; XXXIV,7;
“death penny” or “dead man's penny”, XXXV,23; deer parks: XXVI,1-5;
Dell, H, Presbyterian minister: IV,14;
Dence, Alexander, I,21-23; XXIX,1-4; XXXV,9; Dence's School: XXXIII,10; XXXIV,11; Dengate, Harriett: XXXIV,14;
Dennett, J T, bookseller: III,16; III,26; V,5; XI,6; XII,6-14; XV,4; dens: II,14-16; XXVIII,9; XXXI,24;
Denton, Mrs, bonnet manufacturer: IV,2; Dering, Sir Richard, JP: VI,15;
Deval (or Duval) family, Sandhurst charcoal burners: III,9-11;
Devey, George, Arts & Crafts architect: XXX,17; XXXII,14-16; XXXIII,18-20; Disney, Rev Joseph, vicar: IX,5; XIII,5-6; XVII,9;
dissenters: IV,13; IX,3; (in 1660s): XXX,8; Dissoution of Monastries: XXXIII,2; distraint sale: XXXIV,20-22;
Distress in Kent, 1886: XXXIV,20; Ditch, Thomas, carpenter: VII,3; Dive, Thomas, militiaman: XXI,8;
Dobell family: II,23-26; IV,26; V,4-6; VI,11-12; VII,3; X,8-10; XIV,10,14-17; XVII,27-28; XVIII,15; XXV,7-10; XXV,13; XXV,14;
Doddlesden: XVIII,15;
Dodson, James: XVIII,5;
Dog Kennel Farm: XVIII,12-14;
Dolman, Rev Henry, Biddenden: XXV,19; Domesday Monachorum: XXI,1-3; XXXI,1; Domesday Survey 1873, Cranbrook, XXXV,14; Donovan, Paul: XXXI, ii
Doughty, Sir Charles and family: X,17-18; XIV,20-21; XXVI,15-16; Douglas, Pauline: XXXIV,2;
Dowell family: XVII,8;
drainage: IX,12-15; XIX,18-20; XXXIV,3;
Dragener family, XXXV,1; Drawbridge, William: XXXIV,12;
Drayner, Joshua, apothecary (d.1696): XIX,3-4; drove roads: II,14-16; X,2; XXVIII,9-10;
Dudley, John, Presbyterian minister: IV,14; Duke, Zachary, Benenden papermaker: XVI,8; Duke William PH, Hartley, XXXV,13;
Dungey (or Demsey or Dinsey), brewer: VII,5;
Dungey, Andrew and Sarah: miller and baker: XIV,16; XIX,9; XXVIII,2; Dunk, Stephen, corn factor: XIV,16;
Dunk, Sir Thomas, of Hawkhurst (d.1718): II,29-32; IV,7; Dunk, Thomas, Hawkhurst innkeeper: XXIV,9-11;
Dunn, - , surveyor after church collapse: XVII,10; Dunstan, Saint: XXI,1-3;
Durrant, Thomas, landowner and farmer: XVIII,18; Dutch, Thomas, farmer: XVIII,17;
dyeing: IV,5-6;
Eagle Printing Office: XIII,14; XV,19; Earl of Cranbrook: see Hardy Gathorne Eddy family: XI,13; XX,1-3;
Eden, Anthony, visited Cranbrook: XVI,6; Edinburgh College of Physicians.XXXV,11; Edward I, King, licensed market, 1298: III,3; Edward IV, King: XXIII,2;
Edward VII, King: XXX,16; Edwards, J Passmore: XXXIII,22-24; Eggshell Farm: XVIII,17;
Eight Bells, Hawkhurst: XXII,7-10; electricity: I,8;
Elfords, Hawkhurst, XXXV,5;
Elizabeth I, Queen, visit to Cranbrook, 1573: I,23; XIII,8; XXVI,1; Eliot, T S: XXXIV,24;
Elmeston, John, schoolmaster: V,9; XIX,1-2; Emigration from Weald: XXIII,10-14; Ensigne family: XVII,6;
Etchingham, XXXV,10;
Eve, JG., Dence's School master: XXIX,4; Evens, Howard (Hants) XXXIV,6-7;
Evernden, Charles (1899-1989): III,29; XI,23; XVII,24-25; XVIII,31; XXI,24; XXXIV,1,3;
Evernden, Samuel, saddler and harness maker: XXX,10-11; Evernden, Kate (later Dobell): V,6-7;
Excisemen, XXXV,16;
Extraordinary Tithe Redemption Act: XXXIV,20-22;
fairs: III,18; VII,17-19;
Farley, Fred: XXXIV,3; Farningham: XVIII,17; Farnol, Jeffery, novelist: VI,6; Father Time: XXXIV,6-7; Felix, Nicholas: XXXIV,16;
French, Rev John, Congregationalist minister: IV,16; field names: XVII,15-19;
Fieldhouse (or Feildhouse), John, architect: XVII,10; XXI,4; XXIV,16; Filmer, Sir Edward, and family: XXI,4-5;
Fincham, Mr and Mrs, workhouse master and matron: XVIII,20; XXXIV,18
Finnemore, Fred, Literary Association treasurer: XI,11; XV,18; Finnemore & Son: XXXI,26;
fire engine: XII,16-17; fire of 1840: III,25-26;
Firminger, James: XX,8; flax: V,18;
Fletcher, Richard, vicar: IX,3; XX,2; XXIX,1; Flishinghurst: XIV,19; XVIII,17; XXV,2; XXXI,24;
floods: VIII,12;
flying bombs: XXIII,20;
Folly Farm: XVIII,17;
font (St Dunstan's church): IX,2-5; XXII,2-3; Forward, S, gas supplier: XII,16;
Fountains Abbey, Yorkshire: XXXIII,1;
Fox, George, founder of Quakers: XVII,2; XXX,4,7;
Francis, John, schoolmaster, and family: I,20; XII,10; XVI,13; XXI,9; Freemasonry: XXXIV,18;
French, John, tenant farmer: XVIII,15; Friezley: X,21; XI,2-3; XVIII,18; XXIV,13;
Fright Farm: XVIII,17;
Frith, William Powell: XXXIV,11;
Frittenden: VI,2-4; XXIII,13; XXIV,21-22; XXV,12; XXVII,3-6; XXIX,14-15; XXX,13-15; XXXI,19-21; XXXII,17-18;
Fryland, Nathaniel, tanner (d.1684): XXVII,2; Fryland, Roger, tanner (d.1637): XXVII,1,2; Fryman, Thomas and William, farmers: IV,7; Fuggle, John, brickmaker: XIX,9;
Fullager, Thomas, of Hawkhurst (d.1716): I,12; Fuller, Jonah, at Baker's Cross in 1684: IV,6-7; Funnell, William: XXXIV,13;
Furley, Robert, historian of the Weald: XII,9; Furnace Farm, Goud: X,5; XXXIV,12;
Fynce, John, carpenter, in 1381 Peasants' Revolt: XXX,1;
gas: XXXII,9-11; see Cranbrook Gas Company)
Gathorne Hardy, 1st Earl of Cranbrook (d.1903): VIII,5-8; XII,16; XXIV,17; XXXIV,12; Gathorne-Hardy, J S, 2nd Earl (d.1911): VIII,3;
Geary, Sir William, MP: XV,7-8; Geer, James, tanner: XII,14;
General Baptists: see Baptists;
George Inn/hotel: I,23; IV,7-8; V,23; VII,2-4; VIII,2; XX,21; XXXIV,18; XXXV,17;
Gilbert, Repentance: XIII,4; Gills Green: XXXI,25;
Gills Green Gate, XXXV,6-7;
Girdler, George, Quaker, tanner: XVII,2-3; Givin, -, alleged Cranbrook smuggler: XXI,6-7; Gladstone, William, PM, XXXV,14;
Glassenbury estate: XXXIII,17; XXXIII,26; XXXIV,12-13; XXXV,23;
Glassenbury Hill Farm: III,19-21;
Glebe House, Cranbrook vicarage: XXXIII,10-11; Glover, Jasper, keeper: IV,12; XXVI,2;
Goddards Green: XVII,15-17; XXXI,25; Goford Farm: XVIII,15;
Godmersham, Manor of: XXI,8; Goldsmith, Jack, slaughterman: IV,22;
Goldsmith, John, militiaman/boot and shoe maker: XXI,8; XXVI,5; Golford: XXXI,25;
Golford Road (1944 crash): XXIII,18-19; Good, Isaac, innkeeper: XXIV,12; Goodrich, William, minister: XXX,6-8; Goold, Alice: XXV,20; XXVI,9-13;
Goudhurst: XXXIV,6,12;
Goudhurst, 1832 Rural Queries: X,11-14; Goudhurst Militia: XXI,6-8;
Grace, Charles: XXXI,22-24;
Grace, W G and family: XXXI,22-23;
Grapes beerhouse, Four Wents, Cranbrook: XXXIII,17; Gray, Colonel, of Hockeredge: IV,21;
Great Beech House: XVI,3; XXIV,13; Great Swifts: see Swifts
Grebil, Alice, Tenterden martyr: III,23;
Greenall, Thomas, schoolmaster: XXIII,8; XXVII,11; Greengrow, Mrs, early 20thC clothes seller: XV,26; Grieves, Charles, archtect: XXXIII,22;
Griffin, George, farmer: XVIII,17; Gudmundsson, Mr, owned Swifts: XVI,7; Guldeford, Sir Edward: I,21; II,6; XI,4; Guldeford, Sir John: I,11; V,23;
Guldeford, Sir Richard, (1455-1506), Master of the King's Ordnance: I,11; V,23-26; XXIII,1-4; Gulvin family, papermakers, Goudhurst, etc: XVI,9;
gun traffic: XIV,4;
Gun Green, Hawkhurst: XX,5; Gunn, Richard, Baptist: IX,3;
Gurney, Rev, Congregationalist pastor: IV,16; Gurney, Samuel: XXVI,8;
Gybbon, John and family: XXXII,15;
Hadlow, Samuel, timber merchant: XXIV,11; Hague, John, farmer: XII,14; XVIII,17; Hague, William, solicitor: XII,14; XVIII,9; Hall, James, surgeon: XIX,10-11; XX,11;
Hall, John and Roger: XXIV,4-7; XXV,2; Hallward family, Frittenden, in WW1: XIX,19; Hammer Mill: III,18; VI,15; XVIII,15;
Hammond, George, Baptist preacher: XXX,8; Hancock's properties: IV,5;
Handcuffs: XXXIV,13;
Harding, William, barber: XV,18;
Hardy, Frederick, artist, and family: II,7-8; XVII,22; XVIII,26-29; XXVI,5,8,22; XXVII,21; XXXI,27; XXXIII,26; XXXIV,8-10;
Hardy, Gathorne, Benenden: XXXIII,18-20,23; Harmer family (Hawkhurst), XXXV,10-12; Harman, Richard, Protestant merchant: XXX,2; Harmsworth, Harold: XXXII,2-3;
Harris, George: XXXIV,12; Harrison, Alban, vicar: XIX,12,15-17; Hartley: X,2; XIV,6; XXXV,13;
Hartley Farm: X,4; Hartley Gate, XXXV,6-7;
Hartley Mission see Hop-pickers' Chapel Hartley Reservoir: XIX,19;
Hartley Workhouse, XXXV,12,17-18; Hartridge: XVIII,15; XIX,3;
Haselaar (chemist) & family: IV,17-19; XII,14,17; XXXIV,14; Hassell, John, Dence's schoolmaster: XXIX,2;
Hasted, Edward (1732-1812): XXXII,7-9;
Hastings, XXXV,6-7;
Hastings Area Archaeological Research Group: XXXIII,2; Hastings Rarities: XXVIII,8;
hat factory: XV,25; XXVIII,1-4; Hatch & Co, builders: XXXIV,6; Hatcher, William: XXXIV,12; hatchments: XIV,8-9;
Hatherley Thos, workhouse master: XVIII,20; XXXIV,14; Hawkhurst: XXXI,24;
Hawkhurst church brief, XXXV,5; Hawkhurst Junction Road, XXXV,6-7; Hawkhurst Moor Cricket: XXXIV,17; Hawkhurst Savings Bank: IV,9-11; Hawkhurst workhouse: XXIV,10;
Hazelden: XIV,19; XVIII,15; XIX,3; XXVI,16; XXIX,12-13; XXX,12;
Head, Derek, scoutmaster: XX,11; Head, Sir Francis: XVIII,18-19; hedgehogs: V,12;
Hemsted house & park, Benenden: XXXII,2-3; XXXIII,18-20; XXXIV,8,16-17; Henden, John, Biddenden magistrate: XXXII,2;
Hendle, Bartholomew, mercer: II,22; Hen(d)ley family: I,23; XXXIV,5; Hennickers: XXVII,2;
Henry VII, King: XXIII,2-4;
Dissolution, XXXV,1-2;
Herschel, Sir John, astronomer (1792-1871): XI,12; XII,16;
Hickmott family, Frittenden farmers: XV,11-13; XVI,16-17; XVII,12-14;
High Street: I,6; II,14-17; High Tilt Farm: XVIII,12-14;
Highgate Hall, Hawkhurst, XXXV,11; Highgate House, Hawkhurst, XXXV,11;
Hill, Frederick, Hawkhurst publican: XXVI,8; Hill, The: XVII,26-29;
Hill House: XVII,26;
Hillside (house): XVII,26; XXVI,7,9; Hillyer, William: XXXIV,16; Hinkley, Eliz: XXXIV,14;
Hinkley, Herbert, bandmaster: XX,16; Hinkley, Jim, cinema projectionist: I,8;
Hinkley, John, Hawkhurst ‘cordwynder’: XXIV,8; Hinkley, Simon, small farmer: XVIII,17;
Historical Account of Dence's School ..., XXXV,20; Hoadley, Samuel, schoolmaster: I,23;
Hocker Edge: XI,2;
Hodges, Rev Henry: XXV,10-13; Hodges, T H: XXIV,3;
Hodges, Thomas Law, MP: VIII,5; XI,10; XV,8; XVII,20; XVIII,17,18; XXIII,11; XXV,11;
Hodson, Henry: XIV,4; Hogarth Press: XXXIV,23-4;
Holden, John, weaver: VI,15-16; Holden, manor of: XVIII,15; Holden, Robert, Esq: XVII,9; Hole Park: XXXII,19;
Hollman, John and Elizabeth, Frittenden teachers: XXX,15; Holmans, Bert, in WWI: XXV,3;
Holmes, Edward J, postmaster: I,18; XXXIII,24; Holmes, Ted, cricketer: XVI,26;
Holmesdale, Viscount, XXXV,14,16; Holmeshall, Frittenden: XXVIII,10;
Homewood, Charles and Edward, Frittenden WWI soldiers: XXIX,18-19; Homewood, Charles, Bidd: XXXIV,22;
Honess, ??: XXXIV,2-3;
Hook, John, smuggler, XXXV,16; Hooper, Dr John: XXXIV,6;
Hope, Dame, Frittenden Dame School 1800: XXX,13;
Hope, Richard (d.1725) and Thomas (1693-1742), surgeons: V,8-9; Hopkins, George, Hawkhurst (d.1857): IV,9; XXXV,11;
hops, hop pickers: IX,15; IX,16-17; IX,18-20; IX,25; XXII,23;
hop-pickers' chapel: XXXIV,19;
Hop-pickers' (railway) Line: XXXIV,19;
Hopson, Joseph, schoolmaster: VIII,12-13; XV,25; “Horn Fair”, Hartley, XXXV,13;
horse show: V,22;
Horsley, Charles and Violet, cinema managers: I,10; Horsley, Gerald Calcutt: XIV,18;
Horsley, John Calcutt: II,7-10; XI,7; XIII,19-21; XVIII,26-29; XIX,18; XXIV,16-17; XXVI,19; XVII,15-16; XXXIV,10;
Horsley, J T, artist: XX,13;
Horsley, Sir Victor (1857-1916): XXVII,15-17;
Horsley, Colonel W C: II,13; XIV,12; XVII,4; Hospital Ship: XXXIV,13;
Houghton, Alfred, Biddenden schoolmaster: XXVI,12; Housegoe, Thomas, Quaker: XVII,2,3;
Hovenden, Robert and John, clothiers: XI,2; XVII,5-6; Hovenden, William: II,33;
Hudson, A W: II,32;
Hudson, William and Elizabeth, Frittenden schoolteachers: XXX,14-15; XXXIII,2; Huggins Hall farm: XVIII,17; XXXIV,12;
Huguenot immigrants: XXXIII,5; Hughes, Richard, surgeon: V,7; Hulne Priory, Alnwick: XXXIII,1;
Humphrey, James, millwright: IV,26; XIV,15; XXIII,6-8; Hundreds: XXIV,2-3; XXXI,1; XXXII,1-3;
Huntington, William, preacher (1745-1813): IX,9; XV,28-29; XXIV,14; XXIX,2-3; Hurricane fighter crashes, 1940: XXII,15-16;
Hursts: XXXI,1-3; XXXII,1-3;
Hutchinson Roe, 20thC ironmongers: XV,18; Huxley, Mike: XXXIV,3;
Idenden Charity, Frittenden: XXIX,5-8; XXXIII,12; Igglesden, Charles, writer: XV,3; XXIX,4; Iggulden, F and James, rent collectors: IX,18; Iggulden, Jane, bonnet maker: IV,2-3;
“Ilkley Moor” tune: XVI,13-15; illegitimacy: see bastardy; Illspeed, Mr: XXIII,9-10; Indignation Meeting: XXXIV,21;
Inglis, Rev Rupert (1863-1916), and family: XXV,4-6; XXIX,18-19; Ingram, Collingwood, ornithologist and naturalist: XXIX,20; XXX,19-21; Ingram, George: XVIII,18;
inoculations: II,25; V,10; X,8-10; XXIV,13; inns: VII,2-7; VIII,24-28;
International Stores: VI,8-10;
iron industry: X,5; XX,4-6,23; XXXIV,12; The Island, Cranbrook: XXIX,13-14;
Isle of Oxney: XXXIII,2;
isolation hospital, Swattenden: XIX,19; see Convalescent Home
Jackson, Sir Thomas: XXIV,16-17; Jeffreys, Canon: XXVI,7;
Jempson, W J, Mayor of Tunbridge Wells: XVII,25;
Jenner, Charles, builder, and family: VIII,9; VIII,12; XVII,26-29; Jenner, George: XXXIV,13;
Jenner, Matthew, miller: XXIII,6;
Jenner, Samuel W, census enumerator: XII,8; Jenner, Stephen, town crier in 1874: I,14; Jennings, J, architect: XV,21;
Jennings, James, linen draper: XXVIII,3; Jennings, Ron: XVI,20;
Jennings, Susanna (later Beeman): I,16; jewellery: XXXIII,16;
Jobson, Dr J: III,25-26; XI,6; XVII,23;
Jockey Lane theatre: XII,20;
John Mayne School, Biddenden: XI,3-5; XII,2-4; Johnson, George and Samuel, tenant farmers: XVIII,17;
Johnson, John, vicar (1662-1725): IX,2-5; XIII,5; XVII,8; XXII,3;
Johnson, Samuel, Goudhurst churchwarden: X,11-14;
Joyce, Dr Thomas, Parish Council chairman: VIII,2-3; XXVII,16; Judge, baker, in 1840 fire: III,26;
Judge, Isaac, tenant farmer: XVIII,17; Jurden, Edward: II,33;
Karkaredge Chapel, XXXV,1; Karkaredge den, XXXV,1;
Keightly, Rev, Congregationalist minister: IV,15; Kemp, James and John, farmers: XVIII,17; Kempe, Charles E, window maker: XI,14-16; Kempe, Thomas, weaver: VI,16;
Kennard, Charles, carpenter, and family: I,19-20; II,18-19; XXIX,13-14; Kensham/Kaynesham: XXXII,1;
Kent v All England, 1850: XXIII,10;
Kilburne, Richard, topographer: III,4-5; XII,2, XXXI,2; Kent County Council: XXV,16;
Kent County Constabulary: XXXI,15; King, Caroline: see Cleaver, Caroline
King, Charles, banker: XVIII,8-9; XIX,8-9;
King, Hon James, rear-admiral (1783-1848): XII,11; XV,20-22; XVI,18; XVIII,17,18; XIX,10; XX,11-13; XXV,17;
King, John: II,33;
King, Rev Thomas, vicar of Sissinghurst: XV,21-22; King-Hall, William: XIX,10-11;
King's Head Inn: VIII,11; VIII,24-28;
King's Head Well: VIII,11; XV,25; XIX,18-19;
King's High Street: see High Street; Knole, Sevenoaks: XXXIII,8;
Knowlden, James, farmer and butcher: XVIII,18; Knoxbridge: XIV,4-5; XXXV,6;
Lake, Thomas, alehouse keeper: XXVI,3;
Lal, Mohan, Indian intelligence agent: XXX,12; Lamberhurst, XXXV,17;
Lambert, James, farmer: XVIII,17;
Lambert, Jarvis, of Goudhurst Militia: XXI,7; Lance, -, workhouse master: XVIII,20; Landowners in Cranbrook 1873, XXXV,15; Landsdell, George, census enumerator: XII,8; Lanfranc, Archbishop: XXI,1;
Lashenden, Frittenden: XVI,16-17; XVII,12-14; Latham, Dr Arthur: XXX,16-18;
lathes: XXIV,2-3; XXXI,2-3;
Laud, Archbishop William: XXX,4-5;
Lawrence, T E, of Arabia: XIV,20-21; XXVI,15;
Leaves, shoe repairer: XXI,14; Lebon, Cecily: XVII,22;
Leeds, George, carpenter: XVII,10-11; Leeds, Richard, innkeeper: XXIV,13; Leigh, Henry, militiaman: XXI,8;
Lenahan, John, RAF Pilot Officer: XXVI,17-18; Lester, Mike, XXXV,20;
letterboxes: XV,27-28;
Levett, Ham, farmer: XVIII,17;
Levett, John, Glassenbury farmer: III,19; Levett, John, hammerman: XX,6;
Levett, Thomas, farmer and bailiff: XVIII,17; Levett, William, farmer: XII,14;
Levitt, Anne, smallpox nurse: XXIV,12-13; Leys: XXXI,24;
liberties: XXXI,2;
Lightfoot family: XXXIII,6; Green, Hawkhurst: XXXIII,6; lighthouse: X,22-23;
Literary Association: II,8; XI,10-12; XVIII,27; XXVII,13; XXXV,17,20;
Little, Charles, tenant farmer: XVIII,17; Little, Thomas, Biddenden tanner: XXVII,1; Little Comborne Farm, Goudhurst: IX,16-17; Little Fryth: XXIV,10;
Little Swattenden (Charity Farm): XVIII,17; lock-up: I,2-3; II,2; VIII,23;
Lollardy: XXX,4;
London and County Bank: III,17; XVIII,9;
London Brighton and South Coast Railway, XXXV,6; Long Barn, Sevenoaks: XXXIV,24;
Lossenham, Newenden: XXXIII,1-4; Friary: XXXIII,1-4; Project: XXXIII,4; Love, William, dissenter: IV,13;
Lowes, Thomas and Joan, renounced beliefs in 1511: III,24; Lowys, Elizabeth , Newenden: XXXIII,2;
Lowfield Farm: XIX,3;
Ludlam, Rev, Congregationalist minister: IV,15; Lunacy, XXXV,10-12;
Lunacy and County Asylums Act. XXXV,11; Lynche, William and Simon: I,21-23;
Lyne, Richard: II,33;
Macartney, Melvin, architect: XIII,21; XIV,18-20; Mace & Co’s Bank: XVIII,8;
Macnab, Laura: XXVIII,15-16;
magistrates: VII,22-27; X,19; XII,16; XVIII,23;
Maidstone & Kentish Journal: XVIII,21-25; Maidstone Gaol: XXXIV,21-22; XXXV,8; Maidstone Unitarian Church: XXXIV,22; Malpass, Frederic, blacksmith: I,7-8;
Mann/Cornwallis estate, XXXV,14; also see Cornwallis Marchant, John, Baptist minister: XV,29;
Marchant, William, at Baker's Cross in 1760: IV,7; Margary, Ivan: XXIII,22;
Marie, Queen of Yugoslavia: XVI,6; market, Cranbrook: III,3; VII,19;
market cross, Cranbrook: III,3-5; VIII,8; XXXIV,4,IBC; market house, Cranbrook: III,4-5; XII,16;
marl, marlpits: X,4; XVII,16; marriage custom: VI,23; marriages in 1650s: XXX,7;
Marrell, Edward, butcher: XV,15-18; Marshall, John, brewer: VI,15;
Marshall, Mark (stone carver) and Frederick: VI,5-6; Martin, Elizeus, surgeon (d.1672): V,8;
martyrs: XXIV,4-7;
Mary Sheafe School: XXII,19-20; Masters, Charles, XXXV,13;
May, William, head brewer: VII,6; Maye, Peter, deer hunter: XXVI,1-2; Mayhew, Patrick, MP: XXXIV,6; Mayne, John, of Biddenden: XI,3-5; The Mayor of Casterbridge, XXXV,13;
McNaughton, -, lessee of market: XII,16; Mercer, John and William, of Hawkhurst: III,22; Mercer, Matthew, Baptist pastor (d.1950): XV,29; Merriecroft, Sissinghurst: XXVI,16;
Miles, J A, owned George Inn: XX,21; Miles, Philip: XX,20-21;
military medals, XXXV,23;
Milkhouse (name): XV,22; Street, XXXV,16; Chapel, XXXV, 1 ; Chaplain, XXXV,2;Milkhouse Place: XVIII,17; XXXV,2; Miller, Giles, of Goudhurst: X,11-14;
Miller, Henry, grocer and tea dealer: XXVI,5; Miller, John, farmer: XVIII,17;
Mill Pond farm: XIV,19;
Mills family, cricketers: XXXIV,15-17; Milsted family, Tenterden, XXXV,10; Minerva Press: XXXIV,23-4; Mockbeggar theatre: XII,20;
Mohawk Minstrels, XXXV,17-18; Moillet, Theodore: XXVI,7,9; moles: III,15;
monks: XXXIII,1;
Mont Blanc: XXXIV,11; Monteith, Ellen: XXVIII,15-16;
Moodie, Douglas, draper: XXIII,7-8; Moor Hill, Hawkhurst, XXXV,12;
Moore, Rev George, Rector of Wrotham: XXXIII,12-13;
Moore, Rev Edward, Rector of Frittenden: XXVII,4,6; XXIX,7; XXX,13-15; XXXII,17; XXXIII,13-14;
Morphet, Elizabeth and Jeremiah, inoculated in 1763: V,10; Morris, Arabella, 1778, slave owner: XXXI,8-9;
Morris, W, Sissinghurst builder: XVI,18; Morriss, John: XVIII,15;
Mossop, Isaac, vicar: XX,9-10; XXXIII,10;
Mount Ephraim Farm: XXVI,17-18; Movable type: XXXIV,23-4;
Mulcaster, Richard, absentee vicar: XX,2; Mulready, Augustus E, artist: II,8-10; XXXII,23; Munn, John, tobacconist (d.1685): VIII,27; Munn, John, smuggler: IX,5; XXII,3-6;
Murder, XXXV,8
Murphy, Edward, Frittenden schoolmaster: XXX,13; Murrel(l) family, in WW1: XXV,7; XXIX,19; Murton, Mrs (d.1956): XX,19;
Mummery, Philip: retailer, Cranbrook philanthropist: XXXI,26; Murray-Scott, Sir John: XXXIII,8;
Museum: III,27; XI,22-23; XVII,24-25;
Museum Exhibitions:
"Digging Deeper", XXXC,22; Mylner, Robert: II,6;
Mynn, Edward: XXXIV,16;
Nairn, Charles: XVIII,17; Napoleonic Wars: XXXI,10-12;
Nares, Rev Edward, Biddenden (d.1841): VI,22; Nash, Bill: I,8; XXXIV,2;
Nash, Frank, built Scout Hut: XX,17; National School, Frittenden: XXXIII,14; Neale, J P, artist: XXVII,4-6;
Netter, John, farmer (d.1480): I,5; Netter, Repentance, illegitimate: XIII,4; Netter's Hall: III,6; XVIII,17;
Neve, Mary: XXVIII,15-16;
Neve, William J: XII,14;
Neve, William Tanner, solicitor: XI,13,17-18; XXVIII,15-16;
Neve, William West, architect: XIII,21-25; XXIV,16; XXVIII,15-16; New Chapel (later Cramp Club): II,24;
Newenden: XXXIII,1-4; archaeology: XXXIII,2; church: XXXIII,2; Newman, George, protonotary: VII,16-19;
Newnham, John, brewer, and family: VII,4; Nicholas, Richard, landlord of King's Head: VI,15;
Nicolson, Harold and family: XXIII,14,17; XXIV,17-21; XXXIII,8; XXXIV,3,24; Noah’s Ark: XV,25-26;
Non-conformity in the High Weald: XXXIII,5; Northiam cricket: XXXIV,15;
North Grove House/Asylum, Hawkhurst, XXXV,10-12; Noyes, Robert, Presbyterian minister: IV,14; see dissenters Nuisance Removal: XV,16;
Oak Apple Day: XXIX,8;
Oakeley family, Frittenden: XXXI,20-21; Obituaries:
Allen, Peter, XXXV,19; Carman, Betty, XXXV,19-20; Old Middleton Farm: XVIII,15;
Ollive, Thomas, clockmaker (1753-1829): VI,10-12; VII,3; IX,6-11; XV,7; XVIII,10;
Omnibus (Etchingham), XXXV,8;
O'Neill, George B, painter: II,8-10; XVI,5; XVIII,26-29; XXVI,19; XXXIV,10;
Onions, Rev, Congregationalist minister: IV,15; operational bases: XXXII,11;
Orpin, Robert, Frittenden farmer: XXXI,19-20; Osborne, Alexander, innkeeper (d.1712): VIII,24; Oswin, Charles, Hawkhurst, XXXV,11-12; Otham: XXXIV,5;
Ovenden, Thomas, farmer: XVIII,17; overseers of poor law: IV,27; X,13; X,19-21; Owlett, Edith and Gilbert: XVII,25; XXXIV,2; Oyler, Mary (later Beeman): I,16;
Oyler family: XII,13-14; XIV,14-15; XVII,28; XVIII,13,25; XXV,14; XXXIII,10;
Paddington, London, XXXV,11;
Page, Thomas, Cranbrook lessee in 1573: XXIX,1; Paget, George: XVIII,17;
Pain, John, rectory tenant in 1797: III,28;
Paine, Tom, radical author (1737-1809), and wife Elizabeth: IX,6-11; Paley estate: XXIV,14-15;
Palmer & White, outfitters: XVIII,30;
Pankhurst family: II,20-21; XXIII,5; XXIV,8-9; XXXIV,13;
papermaking: XVI,8-12;
Pannett family (Hawkhurst), XXXV,7; Papermaker's Arms, XXXV,18; Papermill, Benenden: XVI,8; pannage: II,14;
Paris(h), John, Biddenden schoolmaster: XII,3; Parker, Amy: XXXIV,7;
Parks, Samuel, market gardener: XVII,23; Parsons, -, gravedigger: XVIII,30;
Parsons, Henry, Hawkhurst benefactor: XXIV,8; Parton, James, clothier: XXIII,5;
Pawson,-, early 19thC tinsmith: XV,18; Pe(a)cock, Lancelot, Chaplain, XXXV,2; Pearce, Peter, clothier: II,27-28;
Pearce, William and Zachariah (d.1785,1786): XIV,24; Peasants' Revolt, 1381: XXX,1;
Peasmarsh cricket: XXXIV,15;
Pemell, Robert, physician (d.1653): V,9; XIX,2; Penny Bank: III,16-17;
Pepys, Samuel, diary, XXXV,18;
Perkins, Rev F, Congregationalist minister: IV,14; Perry, Rosa, (d.1857): XXX,12;
Pest House: XXIV,10-14;
Peter, King of Yugoslavia: XVI,6;
Peterson, Bertha, of Biddenden Rectory: XXV,19-20; XXVI,9-13; Peterson, Rev William (1809-99): XXV,16-20; XXVI,9-13; XXXIV,20-22;
Pethurst, Jeremiah, auctioneer: VII,3; XIV,11,15; XVIII,7; Pethurst family, XXXV,18; -do-, fish seller: XV,24;
Phelp family, Hawkhurst, XXXV,11; Phillip's Man's Shop, Cran: XXXIV,4; Phillips Radio 1946: XXXIV,27;
Philpott, family, Hawkhurst: XXXIII,6; Cross: XXXIII,6; Philpott, J A, solicitor: XVII,22-23,26;
Photographic Records: XXXIV,27; Photography (albumen silver): XXXIV,8-9; Pierce, Rev Charles, headmaster: XXV,2-3; Pigott, Baptist, Biddenden schoolmaster: XII,3; Pilbrow, Richard: XXI,17;
Pilch, Fuller, cricketer: XXXIV,16;
Pile, Cecil, Cranbrook historian: XVII,24-25; XXXIV,1-2; Pile, Henry T, farmer: XII,14;
Pile, Thomas: XII,8; XXVII,14; XXXV,6;
Pilgarlick, Pedro: XX,7-10;
Piper, Sarah, Congregational school governess: IV,14; Pitcher, Charles, Rolvenden farmer: XIV,13;
Pittock, John, headmaster: XXII,19;
Place Farm bridge, Frittenden: XXVIII,10; XXVIII,15; place names: XXXI,24-5;
Plague in Hawkhurst: XXXIII,6; Planisphere: II,20-21;
plot of 1528: II,6;
Plummer family, Sissinghurst: XVI,8; XXXV,2; pluralism: XXV,11;
Poaching: XXXIV,12-13;
Podmore, Richard, vicar of Cranbrook, (1777-1809): XXVII,11; XXIX,16; Podmore, Richard Hillman, curate at Cranbrook (1875-76): XXIX,15-18; police stations: I,2; VIII,23; XXXV,9;
Pomfret, John, Biddenden schoolmaster: XII,3; Ponds Farm, Hartley: XXVII,2-3;
Poor Law, 1834: XXIII,11;
poor relief, Cranbrook: X,19-21; poor relief, Goudhurst: X,12-13; Potkins, Alice, martyr: XXIV,4-6;
Potter, Richard, broadweaver: XVII,6; Presbyterianism: IV,13-14;
Petty family, beneficiaries of Dence will: XXIX,1; Price family, Goudhurst: XXXIII,17;
Price, Hugh, vicar: see Aprice;
Priest’s House, Sissinghurst: XXII,10-13;
Primary School, Cranbrook: III,29-30; V,30; XXVIII,21; Prince of Wales, 1863 wedding: XXVII,13; XXVIII,19; Princess Louise: XXXIII,23;
Printer’s Yard: XV,17-19; XXXIV,4; Prison Hulk: XXXIV,13;
Providence Chapel, Cranbrook: I,6; I,15-18; V,4-6; XXIV,14; XXXV,9; Providence Chapel, Frittenden: XXV,12;
Provident Institution: XVIII,24; Provis, G S, vicar: II,13;
Pullen, William, executed 1742: XV,4; Pympe, John and Anne: XXIII,2-3;
Quakers: XVII,2-4; XXX,7;
Quaker Burying Ground XXXIV,5;
R 101, airship: IX,21-23;
Rabson, John, 1652 Cranbrook cricketer: XXIX,8; “Racer” (bicycle), XXXV, 8;
railway: X,4; XVII,20-21; Rammell House: XVII,26;
Ramsden, Stephen, broadweaver: XVII,6; Randolph, -, in 1840 fire: III,25;
Ranger, William, surgeon: II,25; XIV,11; XX,8-11; Rangers Row, Cranbrook: XV,23;
Ratcliff, E B, butcher: IV,20-22; XVIII,30; Raven, Rev Walter: XXV,19-20; XXVI,10-11;
Raynolds, Thomas, physician: V,7; Read, John, 1652 cricketer: XXIX,8; Read, Richard, dissenting farmer: IV,13; Reader, John, watchmaker: VI,11;
Reader, Samuel, bookseller (d.1824): VII,3; XII,6; XIV,16; XX,7,10; Reader, Samuel, peruke maker: XVII,28;
Rechabite Society, XXXV,9;
Rectory Cottages: XXXIV,1; XXXV,22; Rectory Farm, Cranbrook: XXXIV,4-5;
Rectorial property, Cranbrook: II,16-17; III,3; III,27-28; VI,20; VII,16-19; Red House Rectory, Frittenden: XXVII,4-5;
“Redlands” Asylum, Hadlow, XXXV,12; Reed, Samuel, tanner (d.1610): XXVII,1;
Reed,-, builder of Sissinghurst Church: XV,21-22; Reeves, Sarah, Staplehurst: XXXIII,15;
Reform Bill, Second (1867), XXXV,14; Regal Cinema: XV,25; XXXIV,19; Relf family: V,13-14; VI,5-7; XXIII,5;
Relph, Robert, landowner: XIX,3-4;
Rennie, John, engineer (1761-1821): XV,8-10; Return of Owners of Land, 1873, XXXV,14-16; Reygnold, Alice, renounced beliefs in 1511: III,24; Reynolds, Sir Joshua: XXXIV,11;
Reynolds, Richard, pest house tenant: XXIV,10; Reynolds, Thomas, smuggler: XXI,8;
Richards, William, Hawkhurst ironmonger: II,29-32; Rim(m)ington/Rem(m)ington family: XVII,2-3; XXXIV,5; XXXV,4; Rivers, Bill, blacksmith: I,7;
Roades, R, vicar: XX,2; roads: II,18; XIII,8-12;
Roberts family: XIV,8-9; XVIII,17; XXIII,1; XXVI,2-4; David: XXXIV,13; John (Canterbury): XXXIV,4-5; Thomas, JP in 1606: IV,12; V,29; Sir Thomas (fl.1730), XVII,9,11; Sir Thomas (fl.1802): XV,7; T W (fl.1856): XI,10; Walter, in 1484: I,11; IV,5; Sir Walter, 2nd baronet, XXV,21; Sir Walter (18thC): XXI,4-5; Lady, XXXV,5;
Rofe, James, solicitor: IV,7; Rofe, John, bellringer: VI,14; Rofe, Richard, farmer: XVIII,15;
Rogers, John, oxen keeper (d.1876): VIII,19-20;
Rolfe, Nicholas, Union House master: XII,8; XVIII,20;
Rolvenden, hoppers huts: XXVIII,17; Rolvenden school: XXXII,19;
Roman coins at Glassenbury: XXXIII,28; XXXV,23; Roman road: XXIII, 22; XXIV,1-2;
Roode, Richard, Goudhurst scythesmith (d.1548): V,11; Rose Cottage, Cranbrook: XXVI,5;
Roper, Thomas, telegraphist: III,2; Rother valley: XXXIII,1-2; “Rough Music”, see “Horn Fair” Royal Academy of Art: XXXIV,8;
Royal Academy of Music: XXXIV,5; Royal Arms in St Dunstan's: XXVII,7-9;
Royal Oak, inn/hotel, Hawkhurst, XXXV,10; Royal visit to Cranbrook, 1896: XXXIII,23-24; Ruck, Thomas, merchant: V,20;
Russell, Barnabas (father of William Huntington): XXIX,2; Russell, James: XIV,14; XVII,28;
Russell, John, innkeeper (d.1713): VIII,24; Russell, John, 18thC timber merchant: XV,4;
Russell, family, owners of Windmill: XIV,17; XXI,9,11-12; Ryan, Ted: XXIII,16;
Rydden, Thomas, apprentice: IV,12;
Sackville, Lord and Lady: XXIV,18-20; Sackville, Sir Thomas: XXXI,4-6;
Sackville-West family: XX,17-18; XXI,16; XXII,12; XXIV,18-21; XXXIII,8; XXXIV,24;
Sacred Harmonic Society, XXXV,18; St Albans, Robert, 3rd Duke of: XIV,8;
St David’s Bridge Baptist chapel: XV,28-29;
St Dunstan's Church: IX,2-5; XI,13-16; XIV,8-9; XVII,8-11; XIX,12-14; XXVII,7; XXX,4-8;
XXXIV, 6; XXXV,1 ; -do- book review: XXXII,22; St Laurence Church, Hawkhurst: XXII,7-10; St.Leonards, XXXV,6-7,18;
Sanders, William: XXXIV,13;
Saltmarsh, John, radical preacher: XXX,6; "savine" drug: XXXIV,14;
Saunders, Andrew: XXXIV,3;
School House, Cranbrook: XXIII,6; XXIV,15; School Lodge, Cranbrook: XXIV,15-16;
Scott, C R, headmaster: XXVI,20; Scott, John, of Osborne's Lodge: XIV,9;
Scott, Thomas, clothier (d.1648): XVII,6; scouting in Cranbrook: XX,16-17;
Scray, lathe of: XXIV,2; XXXI,1-3; Sedlescombe, XXXV,6;
Seeton, John, in WW1: XXV,7; Selbrittenden: XXXI,1;
Select Vestry: X,21;
Senior, Charles, cinema owner: I,9; Seven Hundreds: XXIV,2-3; XXXI,1-3; Seven Years War (1756-63): XXII,11; sewage: IX,12-15;
Seymour, Richard, glazier: XXXIII,10;
Sharp, Mary, Frittenden workhouse Governess: XXIX,6; Sharpe, Aexander, first Dence's schoolmaster: XXIX,1;
Sharpe, William Barling, brewer (1809-91): I,20; III,25; VII,4-5; XII,14; XVI,4; Shaw, R Norman, architect: XIII,19-22; XIV,18; XVIII,27; XXVII,15;
Sheafe, Thomas, and family: II,33; XXIX,8-10; XXXIV,27; Sheldon, Archbishop of Canterbury: XXXIII,5;
Shepherd, William, workhouse master,: XVIII,20; Shepherd’s House: XXI,9;
Shepherd’s House School/Academy: XXI,9-10; XXXV,18; Sherwill, Capt Markham: XXXIV,11;
shire court: XXXI,3;
Shire, William, Inland Revenue officer: XXVI,6; Siggs, -, shoemaker: III,25;
Sikorski, General: XVI,6; Silke, William, surgeon: V,9; silversmith: XXXIII,16;
Simmons, WT, printer and bookseller: XV,18; Simpson, Nicholas: VI,16-19;
Sindall, Bernard, sculptor: XXXIV,6-7; Sinkhurst Farm, Frittenden: XXVIII,10; Sissinghurst: XXXI,24;
Sissinghurst burial ground: XV,22;
Sissinghurst Castle & Garden: XXII,10-13; XXXIII,7; XXXIV,23-4; Sissinghurst Castle Farm: X,21; XXII,11; XXIII,11;
Sissinghurst, Holy Trinity Chapel: XV,20;
Sissinghurst, Holy Trinity Church: XV,20-22; XXV,16-17; Sissinghurst Park: XXVI,1-2;
"Sissinghurst" poem: XXXIV,23; Sissinghurst Providence Society: XVIII,24; Sissinghurst school: XVI,18-19;
Skinner James, Independent minister (d.1827): IV,14; XIV,14-15; XVII,28; XIX,9; slaughterhouses: IV,21;
slavery: XVIII,2-3; XXXI,7-10; XXXV,5; Slee, Mrs S: XXVI,5,6;
smallpox: X,8-10; XXIII,5; XXIV,11-13;
Smarden: XXXIV,21-2; Smart, Daniel, pastor: V,4;
Smith, Alexander, weaver: VI,15-16; Smith, G: XXXIV,1;
Smith, Mark, 'dissipated' schoolmaster: XXIX,3; Smith, Thomas, blacksmith (fl.1528): XXX,2; Smuggling: XXI,6-8; XXXV,16;
snow in 1836: I,19-20; Sondes, Lord, XXXV,16; soup kitchen: XIII,17; Soup Society: II,8; X,7;
South Eastern Railway, XXXV,6;
de Spaen, Lady Louisa (1786-1870): XII,11; XV,13,20-22; XVI,18; XVIII,17;
Spalding, Mary: XXIX,12-13; Speedwell Field: XV,26;
Spencer, Robert, rector of Frittenden: XXVII,4;
Spring Cottage (lock-up): VIII,23; Springate, Robert, licensee: XXII,7-9;
Springett, Edmund and son Thomas, of Hawkhurst: IV,11; Springett, John, bootmaker and taxidermist: XVI,22; XXVIII,7; Spurgeon, Rev John and son Charles: IV,15;
St Dunstan’s Church: XXXII,7;
Stable, Judith and Jane, Ladies' school: XII,10; XXIX,11-13; XXX,12; Stacy, Lady: XVI,7;
stage coaches: II,19; XIV,5; XXXI,13; Standen family, ironworkers: XX,4-6; Stanley, Kay: XVII,24; XXXIV,1;
Staplehurst Excisemen, XXXV,16; Station, XXXV,6-7; Star of Hope Benefit Society, XXXV,17;
Starr, Jehosophat, puritan yeoman: XXIX,8; Starvenden: XVIII,15; Farm: XXXIII,22-24; Stede, Edmund: XX,5;
Stephenson, Edward, of Bedgebury: XIV,4; Stevens, Charles, census enumerator: XII,8; Stevenson, Elizabeth (m.Thomas Dearn): XVI,28; stewards of hundreds: XXXII,1;
Stilebridge, XXXV,6-7;
Stillion, Thomas, deer hunter: XXVI,3; Stokes, T S, draper: IV,1;
Strawberry Wood Culvert, Benenden: XXI,18-22; Streater, Daniel, brazier: XXIV,10;
Streeter, David: XVI,20;
Stubbs, John, Quaker preacher: XVII,2; Sturt, William, of Goudhurst: XXI,7; Sunday schooling: IV,14-16;
surgeons: V,7-8;
Sutcliffe, Marcus, XXXV,23;
Suter, Joseph, in Crimean War: XVIII,25; Sutherland, Alexander, engineer (d.1802): XV,6-8; Sutton Lane, Maidstone, XXXV,6;
Swan Inn, Hawkhurst: XXIV,9; Swatland family: XVIII,17; Swift, Stephen: XVI,3;
Swifts cricket ground: XXV,9;
Swifts, house & park: XVI,3-7; XVII,5-7; XVIII,17; XXXIII,21; XXXIV,2; Swing Riots: VII,9-11; X,14,21; XVIII,13; XXIII,11;
Tandy, Jesse, Baptist pastor (d.1922): XV,29; tanning, Tanyard: VIII,9-13; XXVII,1-3; Tanyard cinema: XV,25;
Tanyard Cottages: XXVIII,2;
Tarbutt, William, basket maker: VIII,10; XI,11-12; XII,17; XIII,9,26; XV,4; XXII,1; XXIX,1; XXXV,20;
Tarkowski, Czeslaw, pilot: XXII,16-17; Tate Gallery: XXXIV,11;
Taylor, Barnabas, weaver (1762-1832): IV,2; IV,4; V,16-18; XXX,10-11;
Taylor, Barnabas (son of above), Bull Inn landlord: VI,6; X,21; VI,1; XII,8; XXX,10-11; XXXI,14;
Taylor, Elizabeth, film actress: XI,20-21; XVI,6; Taylor, J I, White Lion landlord: VI,1;
Taylor, Thomas, census enumerator: XII,8; Taylor, Richard, Rectory Farm, XXXV,3; Teck, Duchess of: XXVI,7;
Telford, Thomas, engineer: XIV,5-6; Temperance, XXXV,9,18;
Tempest family, Shepherd’s House: III,6; V,9,16; XV,28; XVII,9,22-23; XXI,9; tennis: XVII,22-23;
Tenterden: XXXIV,17; XXXV,10,17;
Tew, James, Dr: XIX,18;
Thatcher, George (1676-1754), clockmaker: IV,13; XVIII,10; XXVIII,1; Thatcher, George (‘Old Shrimp’): XV,23,26;
Thirkell, George, farmer: XVIII,17; Thirkle, John, farmer: XVIII,15;
Thomas and Weight travelling theatre: XII,19-20; Thomas, Anthony and Molly: XXI,15-17; Thorpe, Silas, Quaker: XVII,3;
Three Chimneys: XX,5-6; threshing machines: XXXIII,12; Thunderbolt, Theophilus: XX,7,10; Tinker Tom: I,19;
Tipping, Thomas: XVII,26;
Titford, family: I,12-14; IV,17; V,10; XIV,10,11,16; XVIII,2-3; XX,8-9; XXIII,24;
Tithe, tithings: XIII,17; XXXI,1-2;
Tithe Commutation Act, 1836: XVIII,15; XXXIV,20; tobacco: VIII,27; XIX,5-7;
Tobacco Field, Glassenbury: XIX,6; Tolhurst, Frittenden: XXVIII,10; Tolhurst, James: XXXIV,13;
Tolhurst, John, churchwarden in 1725: XVII,8; Tomkin, George, brewer: XIII,17;
Tomlin, E L (1855-1929), of Angley: XI,2; XI,18; XIII,21; XIV,18-20; XXVIII,15;
Tompsett, John, Dence's schoolmaster: XXIX,4;
Tooth family: I,6; VII,4; XII,14; XIII,14; XV,15; XVI,4-5; XVII,21-22; XVIII,26,29; XXIII,13; XXVIII,1-4; XXXII,9;
Townsend, Gladys, cinema worker: I,8;
Trail, Robert (or William), dissenting minister: IV,13; Trenley Farm: XVIII,12-14;
Trinity Church, Sissinghurst, XXXV,1;
Troughton, Ellis (snr and jnr): III,16; XII,14; XXXI,7-8; Truncheons: XXXIV,13;
Tubslake: I,5; XXXI,24; XXXV,6;
Tufton, Sir H, XXXV,16;
Turner, C F, parish council clerk: XII,16; Turkey Oak: XXVIII,19;
Turks Place, Hartley: XXVII,9; Turnden: XXVII,2;
Turnpike Roads: XIII,8-11; XIV,2-7; XV,30; Maidstone Road, XXXV,6; Flimwell to Rye Road, XXXV,6;
Twysden family, Newenden: XXXIII,2; Tye, George, corn factor: XII,14; XIV,16;
Tylden-Pattenson, Captain W M, Biddenden JP: VII,22-27; XXVI,11; XXX,13; Tyro-Carmine: XX,7-10;
Umfrey, John, tailor: II,22;
Underdown, Benj, Goudhurst: XXXIV,12; Unicume family: XVIII,15,17; XIX,8; Union Mill: XIV,14-17; XXI,11-12;
Versailles Palace, France: XXXIII,7; Vestry Hall: II,3; VII,26-27; XII,13-18; Vestry Hall: XXXIII,24; XXXIV,4,18; XXXV,17-18,20;
Victoria Cottages: XXVIII,15-16; Victoria's Diamond Jubilee: XXXIII,21; Vine, Jeremiah, Quaker: XVII,3;
viper bite: IV,17;
Volunteer Corps: XVIII,23;
Vousden, Liberty,Goudhurst: XXXIV,12; Vousden, Richard, farmer: XVIII,17;
Waddington, Samuel, hop factor and banker: XVIII,4; Waddoup, Roy, scoutmaster: XX,17;
Wade, Richard and Robert, surgeons: V,7;
Waggon, -, restorer of St Dunstan’s Church: XVII,10; Waghorn, Samuel, Police Superintendent: XXVI,5; Wagstaff Farm, Bidd: XXXIV,20-22;
Walker, William: XXXIV;
Wallace, Sir Richard's Collection, London: XXXIII,7-8; Wallis, Philip, Hawkhurst schoolmaster (d.1837): II,30; Walter family, tanners: XXVII,2;
War Memorial: II,12-13; Ward, Sir Robt, XXXV,2; Ward, William: XV,6;
Warehorne cricket: XXXIV,15; Warre, Robert and William: II,6;
Warren, John, churchwarden: XVII,10-11; Warren, Nicholas, Presbyterian minister: IV,14; water: XIX,18-20;
Waterloo, battle of: XIII,13-14; Waterloo Place, XXXV,9,18; Waterloo Road: XXVI,5-6; XXXV,6;
Waters, Samuel, printer, and family: XII,6,17; XIII,13-14,16; XV,4,18,19; XVI,18; XVII,22; XXIX,3; XXXI,12;
Watts, Robert, Dr: V,16-17; XVIII,5; XIX,9; XX,8;
Watyers, James, apprentice: IV,12; Weald of Kent Canal: XIII,16; XV,6-10;
Weald of Kent Fire Brigade: XXVIII,11-14; Weald of Kent Volunteers: XXXIII,24;
Webster, Thomas, artist (1800-1886), and family: II,7-10; VI,18; VII,12-14; XI,7; XIII,19-21; XXXI,23; XVII,22; XVIII,26-29; XXVII,15-16; XXXII,23; XXXIV,10,26;
Weald View Surgery, Hawkhurst, XXXV,10; Weeks, William, Bidd: XXXIV,20-22; Weizmann, Chaim, in Cranbrook: XVI,6; Wellard, John, weaver: VI,16;
Weller, Alexander and John, clothiers: IV,12; XXIX,2; Weller, Alexander, town crier: I,14;
wells: XIX,18-19;
Wenham family, Hawkhurst, XXXV,10;
Wenman, Edward Gower, cricketer: XXXIV,15-17; Wenman family: XXXIV,17;
West, Augustus W W, architect: XXX,16-18; West family of Hawkhurst (in 1620s): IV,23-25; West End Row, Cranbrook: XV,23;
West Kent Yeomanry: XXXIII,23;
Weston family (of Old Wilsley): XXIX,11;
Weston, William, farmer and brickmaker: XVIII,18; Wheatley, Bill, greengrocer: XVIII,31;
Whibley, John: XXVI,10-13; Whichcord, John, architect: XVIII,18;
White, -, owner of Vestry Hall site: XII,14; David J: XXXIV,1,3; Thomas: XXXV,1; White Friars, Lossenham: XXXIII,1;
White Horse of Kent: XXVIII,20;
White Horse PH, Cranbrook: XXXIV,4-5;
White Lion inn, Cranbrook: VIII,24-28; XVIII,23; Whitewell, House and Lodge: XIV,19-20;
Whood, Jasper, Hawkhurst schoolmaster: II,30; Wiborne, Richard, of Staplehurst (d.1609): III,14-15; Wickham, Dr Clara: VI,24;
Wickham, Ernest, Goudhurst hop farmer: IX,16-17; wife sale: IV,4;
Wiggeons, James, Quaker farmer: XVII,2; Wigram, Jennifer: XXXIV,2;
Wigzell, Ray, XXXV,20;
Willard, Joseph and Theophilus: XIV,10; Willard, Thomas, Goudhurst papermaker: XVI,8; Willesley House: II,8; XIII,20-21; XXVII,15; Williams, Eliza, mangling in 1871: I,3;
Williams & Miles, coal merchants: XV,24; Williken. See Cassingham
Willis, Charles, junr, attorney (fl.1829): VI,12; XV,6,10; XVII,26; Willis, Richard, solicitor (fl.1766): IV,7;
wills: VII,28-32;
Wilmot, Benjamin: XXVIII,12-14;
Wilmshurst family: III,3,24; IV,7-8; V,5; XIV,16; XVIII,6-9; XXI,14; XXVI,5; XXXII;
Wilsford, Thomas, owned Friezley: XI,2;
Wilsley (Old Wilsley): II,10; XVI,4; XVIII,26-29; XXVI,19; XXXI,25;
Wilsley House; XXIX,11-12; Wilsley Pound; XXX,22-24;
Wilson, John E, solicitor: XII,15; XV,22; XVI,18; Wimbles Lane: XXVIII,1;
Winch family: I,3; V,28; VII,6-7; XIX,9;
windmill: XIV,14-17;
Windmill Hill: XXVI,6; XXXV.6; Windmill PH: XXXIV,5; wiredrawers: V,19-20;
witches: XXXII,4-6;
Wittersham cricket: XXXIV,15;
Wood, Katherine Alice (d.1944): VIII,11; X,7; XII,21-22; Wood, Alfred: XXVI,8;
Wood, Rev H, Congregationalist minister: IV,15; Wood, Richard and Robert, barber-surgeons: V,7; Woodchurch cricket: XXXIV,15;
Woodgate, William, surgeon (d.1757): V,9; Woodville family: XXIII,2-4;
Woolf, Leonard & Virginia: XXXIV,23-4; Woolgar, George: XXXIV,13;
Woollet, Bernard, smuggler (d.1747): XXI,7; Woollet, Dr: XX,8-9;
Workhouses: at Cranbrook: IX,25; X,21; XVIII,18-20,24; also see Cranbrook Union at Frittenden: VI,2-4; XXIX,5-7;
at Goudhurst: X,12; Wrigg, - , fuller: II,6; Wraight, Thomas, XXXV,9; Writing School: VI,25; Wye, Liberty of: XXXI,2;
Wylforde, James, knight: III,5;
Yorkshire Green, XXXV,3;
Youell, James and William, brewers: VII,3; Youth and Age, Webster painting: XXIII,23;

INDEX OF CONTRIBUTORS

Adams, Ed: XXV,16; XXVI,9; XXIX,15; XXXI,24-25; XXXII,19-21;
Allen, Peter: I,15; VI,17; VII,20; XI,6; XVI,3; XIX,1; XXI,4; XXIII,9; XXIV,15; XXVII,13- 14,15-17; XXIX,1; XXXI,10-12; XXXIII 10-11, 25;
Allen, Valerie: III,12; IV,20;
Allison, Tony: IX,2; X,19; XI,13; XII,8; XIII,3; XIV,8; XV,4; XVII,8; XVIII,15; XIX,12; XX,1; XXI,1; XXII,1; XXIII,1; XXV,1;
Apps, Geoff: X,7; XV,1; XVII,24;
Awford, Jane: XXX,12;
Backhouse, Michael: I,21; II,14; XIII,1; Bagshaw, Peter: X,11;
Barham, Sidney: VIII,9; Batchelor, Gordon: XI,10;
Betts, Phil: VIII,2; XV,11; XVI,16; XVII,12; XXIII,11; XXV,10; XXVII,3-6; XXVIII,9-10; XXIX,5,18; XXX,13-15; XXXI,19-21; XXXII,17-18; XXXIII 5-6; 12-14; XXXV,14-15,19-20;
Boyd, Cynthia: XX,14; Brent, Brian: VIII,29;
Brent, Valerie: II,6; III,18; VII,33; XIV,10; Brew, Brian: IX,21; X,15; XVI,24;
Browning, Tom: XXI,6; Camburn, Monica: XXII,19;
Carman, Betty: VIII,23; XI,22; XIII,22; XIV,18; XV,14; XVIII,10,12; XIX,5;
Chester, Arthur: VI,13; Clarke, Edward: V,13; Clarke, Elizabeth: III,6; IV,9; Cloute, Anne: IV,2; V,16; Cobbett, William: VIII,14; Cordle, Celia: IX,16; Cornish, April: XV,20;
Cousins, Gerald: III,19; IV,17; V,7; Dann, Rodney: XVIII,18; XIX,18;
Davidson, Jane: XXXIII, 17; Deuchar, Andrew: XXVII,10-12;
Donovan, Paul: XII,5; XIII,15; XV,17; XVI,18; XVII,22; XVIII,26; XIX,8,10; XX,11,16; XXII,21; XXIII,23; XXIV,14; XXV,3; XXVI,14,15,19; XXVII,21; XXVIII,18-19;
Farley, Fred: II,2; V,22; Ford, John: XXVII,7-9; Frampton, George: IX,18; Fryer, Jack: IV,26; Gosling, Chris: XVII,20;
Griffin, Raul: XXVIII,11-14; Hannam, James: XXIV,4;
Hattersley-Smith, Geoffrey: XIV,20; XVIII,33;
Hayward, Nick: XXVIII,15-18; XXX,22-24; XXXI,22-24;
Holmes, Graham: XXII,13; XXIII,18;
Huxley, Mike: XXXI,29; XXXII,23; XXXIII,26-7; XXXIV,26-7; XXXV,22-23
Kellett, Arnold: XVI,13;
Kelly, David: XXVII,18-20; XXXI,16-18; XXXII,22; XXXIII 25; XXXIV,25; XXXV,21;
Kennard, Charles: I,19; II,18; Larkin, Ian: XVI,26;
Lavey, Andrew: XIX,15;
Lebon, Cecily: I,6; I,11; II,20; III,3; V,23; VI,20;
Lloyd, James: XXIV,2;
Longley, Brigid: V,27; VIII,19; IX,23; X,22; XI,17; XII,21; XIII,19; XVI,23; XXI,13;
McChesney, Norman: XVII,15; McGurk, Liz: XXXI,27; Millard, Tor: XXV,4;
Mitcham, Helen: VII,9; Moon, John H: XIV,1; Moss, Elizabeth M: XIII,13;
Newell, Nicholas: XX 7; XXIII,14; XXX,1-3; XXXI,1-4; XXXII,1-3;
Newton Taylor, Paul: VI,10; Perry, Joe: XXIX,8; Pittman, Susan: XXVI,1-4; Pollard, Ernest; XXX,19-21; Reynolds, Bill: II,12;
Rhys, Kathleen: VII,12; Rivers, Doreen: V,2; VI,8;
Roper, Tom: II,23; III,2; V,4; X,8;
Rourke, Nicholas: XI,2; Rumsey, Christopher: IX,6; Russell, Daphne: IV,13;
Ryan, Edward: X,17; XI,20; XII,19; XV,23; XVIII,30; XIX,20; XX,19:
Sanders, Alan: XIII,8; XIV,2; XVII,2; XX,17; XXII,10; XXIV,17; XXV,13; XXVI,5; XXIX,13; XXXI,4-6; XXXII,7-8; XXXIII 7-9; XXXIV,23-4; XXXV,6-7;
Saggers, Sue: XXVIII,17;
Saunders, Andrew: XVI,19-22; XVII,26-28;
Singleton, Tony: I,5; I,7; II,4; II,27; III,9; III,27; IV,5; IV,23; V,12; V,19; VI,2; VI,15; VII,2;
VII,16,28; VIII,18,24; IX,12; XII,13; XIV,14; XV,6; XVI,8; XVII,5; XVIII,2; XIX,3; XX,4; XXI,9; XXII,7; XXIII,5,6; XXIV,8,10; XXV,7; XXVI,7; XXVII,1-3; XXVIII,1-4; XXIX,11; XXX,9-11; XXXI,13-15; XXXII,9-11; XXXIII,6,15-16,21,22-24; XXXV,1-2,3-4,5,9,10-12,13, 17-18;
Stokes, Prue: VI,21; VII,22; XI,3; XI,19; XII,2;
Streater, David: XXVIII,5-8;
Strouts, Hazel: XXX,16-19; XXXII,14-16; XXXIII 18-20;
Thomas, Richard: XXI,15; Thompson, Anita: III,14; Thompson, Gareth: XXXII,11-13; Titford, Tony: I,12; XVIII,2; Vaughan Winter, Simon: XV,27; Vear, Donald: II,7;
Warren, Dr Rebecca XXX,4-8; XXXI,7-10; XXXII,4-6; XXXIII,1-4;
Wickham, David: X,2; Williams, John: XXXII,22; Wilson, Helen: XXI,11; Woodcock, Eileen: V,2;