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Best Selling ItemsSittingbourne Tithe Apportionment (Digital Download)  £3.00 PDF document only - downloadable when payment is received.
This is an 18-page document, detailing all of the landowners, tenants, landholdings and tithes paid, in the Parish of Sittingbourne, in 1841.
Surnames included in this document are: Anderson, Arrowsmith, Ashenden, Ashtell, Ayling, Back, Bailey, Bake, Baker, Barley, Barnard, Barns, Barrell, Bate, Bathurst, Bedford, Bennett, Berry, Best, Bigg, Bishop, Blackader, Blake, Blaxland, Bodun, Bonny, Bottle, Boulding, Bowle, Bradbridge, Bradley, Brenchley, Brown, Browning, Bunyard, Burley, Burton, Cardell, Carlow, Castle, Castleman, Champion, Chapman, Cheesman, Chefson, Cleave, Cleaver, Clifford, Cobb, Colebut, Coleman, Colley, Comber, Cooke, Cooper, Coppin, Couchman, Coutler, Coveney, Cowland, Crittenden, Cromp, Cruttenden, Dadds, Darell, Davis, Deacon, Dean, Denne, Divers, Dobson, Drayson, Dunster, Duthie, Eaton, Edmonds, Edwards, Egar, Elfick, Everest, Fenner, Fidge, Foord, Ford, Fordred, Foster, Fox, Fry, Fryar, Fullman, Garret, Gascoyne, Gasson, Gatland, Gee, Gibbing, Gibbs, Giblan, Gilbert, Goodhew, Gooding, Gordelier, Gouge, Grant, Grayling, Greaves, Green, Grunt, Hadley, Hales, Hambly, Hammond, Hams, Hardaway, Harnden, Harris, Harrison, Harriss, Hassell, Head, Hedgcock, Henry, Higgins, Hinde, Hobbs, Hogben, Hogwood, Holt, Homewood, Hopper, Howe, Hudson, Huggens, Hunt, Hyder, Ironmonger, Ives, Jarret, Jarrett, Jarvis, Jay, Kennet, King, Kingsmill, Knowles, Lacy, Lake, Lay, Lennhy, Lewis, Lion, Long, Lunnifs, Lushington, Mackay, Macklen, Makepeace, Maklen, Maplesden, Marsh, Mason, Masters, Medwin, Miller, Mills, Milner, Mitchell, Montresor, Morris, Morrison, Moulton, Murrels, Murton, Ottaway, Packman, Palfrey, Panton, Parker, Pay, Payne, Pearce, Peters, Phillips, Philpot, Pilcher, Piles, Popperwell, Porter, Ransom, Ratcliff, Reason, Redman, Reeve, Reeves, Renshaw, Richards, Richardson, Ridman, Rondeau, Ruff, Ruler, Russell, Saxwell, Scott, Sellen, Senior, Sergeant, Shakespear, Shepherd, Shirley, Shotter, Sidders, Simpson, Smeed, Smith, Snelling, Snoard, Snourd, Standen, Stevens, Stone, Stringer, Strouts, Stunt, Summers, Sutton, Tarpe, Terry, Thomas, Tidy, Tilby, Tilley, Tong, Tucker, Twopeny, Valance, Vallance, Vinten, Vipon, Wakefield, Walker, Walter, Webb, Weller, Wenman, Wheeler, White, Whitnall, Wilby, Wilcocks, Wiles, Willis, Willson, Winch, Wise, Wood, Woolaston, Young, Alexander, Turner. find out more | | The History of Paradise Chapel, Milton Regis (digital copy) £3.50 Edited by Alan Abbey
This is an HRGS publication. It is formatted as a pdf document, this enables you to search the text and zoom in and out. The text is copyrighted and up to 10% may be reproduced for research purposes but may not be resold or traded by a third party. find out more | | Transcription of 1791 Survey of Yeakell Map of Sittingbourne (Digital Download) £4.50 PDF Document only - available to download upon receipt of payment.
A Book of Reference for Yeakell's 1791 Survey of Sittingbourne (map available to view at The HRGS Research Centre).
Contains the reference letters to the landowners indicated on the 1791 map of Sittingbourne and details of the land boundaries, usages and parish boundary. find out more | | The Archive - Issue 51 (Digital Copy) £1.00 This file is downloaded after payment is completed. PDF file.
Articles: The Hidden Meanings of Nursery Rhymes Lullingstone Roman Villa In Remembrance - Ken Rowles and Leo Rawling Book Review of 'Farewell To Kent' by Helen Allinson Did Tunstall Once Have a Norman Church? (One last look at...)That Viaduct Again! Report on HRGS Meeting - Talk on The Magic Lantern by Gerald Cramp Suggestions for a Day Out - Gravesend Research at Sheerness Library The Heritage Protection Bill Joan Cason of Faversham, Witch
find out more | | SITTINGBOURNE DURING THE MIDDLE AGES. A.D. 1200-1500. A Paper READ BEFORE THE MEMBERS OF THE Sittingbourne Literary and Scientific Association, March 22nd, 1877, BY THE REV. W. A. SCOTT ROBERTSON, M.A.(Digital Download) £4.50 PDF document only - downloadable when payment is received. find out more | | | |
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