Index: A - C
A
100 Most Amazing Places in Britain (book) 34 1:12 R
A Little Book of Kent 24 435 R
A Salute to Margate’s Winter Gardens (book) 45 5:46-49
A Taste of the South East 34 1:13 R
A2 road improvements 45 6:8-18
AA phone box No 1 25 200
Abbey Brickfield, Faversham 27 31-33
Abbey Wood 15 605, 611
Abbey Wood 21 409, 413
Abbey Wood, Bostall estate 9 162-8 P, 310-2 L
Abbey Wood, policing 17 337-9
Abbeys 01 750-755
Abbeys, St Radigund’s 314:44 P
Abbot, Archbishop George 24 20
Abbotsville tunnel 20 72
Abbott, Mary 40 1:32-41
Abdulla cigarettes 45 6:34
Abel, Richard (train driver) 19 309-10
Abercrombie, Professor Patrick 41 3:43-47 P
Ability 21 454 P
Abjuring the Realm (book) 15 97-103
Aboukir, HMS 45 5:34-45
Abrahams, Abraham 12 17 4-5 P
Accountancy, Creasey, Son and Wickenden 39 5:16-19 P
Achilles 02 235, 237
Achilles 09 94-101
Ackermann, Baker, Bromley 19 352
Acol, inns 04 320-1 P
Acontius, Jocabus (Giacomo Aconzio) 21 411-2
Act of Enclosure 34 5:42
Act of Uniformity 19 477
Acting 36 1:40
Active 02 585
Acton, 5th Lord 39 1:35
Acworth, A. C. (candlemaker) 02 87-8
Adair, Brigadier General H. R. 40 5:35
Adam’s Well, Speldhurst 18 14-16 P
Adams, Budge 26 55 R
Adams, Ernest Cecil 18 571-572
Adams, John 16 No 5 IBC L
Adams, John 36 5:22-25 P
Adams, Percy 42 4:9
Adams, Will 03 318 R
Adams, Will 34 5:28-32 P
Adams, Will 38 4:39-41 P
Adams, Will 40 3:18-19 P
Adams, Will 40 3:18-19 P
Adderley, William 26 104
Addington, Surrey 43 2:5-13 P
Addison, William Robert Fountaine 34 1:10 R
Addy, Tony 29 3:13
Adeney, Noel (artist) 45 5:6-7
Adisham 15 118 R
Adisham 16 16 P
Adisham 17 232 P, 234 P
Adisham Baptist Chapel 24 486 P, 544
Adisham chapel 06 478-83 P
Adisham chapel 13 134
Adisham church 05 552-3 P
Adisham church 18 134 P, 223 P, 740 P
Adisham church 23 291
Adisham church 29 1:18-22 P
Adisham, air crash 1934 17 230-6 P
Adisham, Austen family 29 1:19-22
Adisham, Manor of 08 222-5 P
Adisham, Manor of 18 273
Adisham, old folk’s teas 18 219-225 P
Adisham, school 09 314-9 P
Adisham, station 12 273
Adisham, station 18 276, 278 P
Adisham, village 18 223-4 P, 272-280 P
Adisham, water tower 38 4:49 P
Admiral Blake, swimmie barge 19 90, 93, 94 P
Admiral Gardner (sank 1809) 43 5:30-31 P
Admiral Gardner, HMS 27 203-207 P
Admiralty Bunker, Copt Point 19 463
Admiralty Mews, Deal 29 4:30 P
Admiralty Telegraph System 17 448-54
Admiralty Telegraph System 5 323-6 P
Admiralty, Compass Department 8 184 R
Adrian, Henry 38 2:24-25
Adult education centres 15 707-9
Adventure, HMS 15 433-9 P
Advertising for runaways 14 149-55 P
Ady, Pauline (scuba diver) 43 3:35
Aedbald 15 423
Aella 20 677
Aerial navigation beacons 20 533-5 P
Aerial ropeway, Tilmanstone 12 34 P
Aerial ropeway, Tilmanstone 23 274-83 P
Aero Club, Royal 39 6:36-40 P
Aerofilms collection 31 6:9
Aeroplanes, 1930s 26 130-2 P
Aerothermic waggon 24 399
Aesc (Oisc), King of Kent 12 259
Aesc (Oisc), King of Kent 16 482
Aesc (Oisc), King of Kent 17 372, 424
Aesc (Oisc), King of Kent 19 264
Aesc (Oisc), King of Kent 20 549, 675
Aethelbert 20 596-7
Africa, exploration of 36 6:22-27 P
Africa, HMS 12 443
Agaelsthrep 20 549
Agamemnon, HMS (1879) 43 1:43-44
Agen 17 415-22 P
Agincourt 17 300-1 P
Agincourt 25 492-5 P
Agincourt, HMS 27 10 P, 13
Agricultural housing 24 375-6
Agricultural Museum, Wye 23 286 P, 288 P, 291
Agricultural wages 12 232
Agricultural wages 18 636-637
Agricultural wages 19 437
Agricultural wages 23 283-5
Agricultural wages 24 387
Agriculture 01 125 R, 169-176, 387-408 416-24
Agriculture 05 123-7, 686-7
Agriculture, 18th century 05 492-4
Agriculture, Bredgar 34 3:46-47
Agriculture, Brenchley 02 114-20 P
Agriculture, Frittenden, Chanceford Farm 02 710-5 P
Agriculture, Labourers’ Union 1870s 06 391-7 P
Agriculture, machinery and tools 02 415-8 P
Agriculture, machinery and tools 04 734-5 P
Agriculture, machinery and tools 05 186-97 P, 368-73 P, 704-11 P
Agriculture, machinery and tools 29 3:1-35 P
Agriculture, manure 05 151-2
Agriculture, mechanisation 25 314-22 P
Agriculture, medieval 32 6:10 R
Agriculture, oxen 02 523-30 P
Agriculture, ploughing 02 419-22 P
Agriculture, ploughing 25 314-22 P
Agriculture, riots 1830s 07 585-6
Agriculture, riots 1830s 13 29-35 P, No 3 IBC L, 349-52, 659
Ague 18 398
Aiano, Charles 01 206-10
Aid, tug 11 15-20 P
Aiken, James 17 453-4
Air crash, Nash Lane, Margate 45 2:27-29
Air pageants 12 290-1
Air Raid Precautions Service (ARP) 09 646-53 P
Air Raid Precautions Service (ARP) 12 69
Air raids, First World War 24 515-23 P, 525-6 P
Air shows, Lympne 26 129 132, P
Air Training Corps, West Malling 30 2:48-51
Air Transport Auxiliaries (ATA) 29 2:36-39
Aircraft detection 12 581
Aircraft detection 20 583-7 P, 758 R, 760 L
Aird family 9 80-7 P, 122-31 P, 193-200 P
Airfields, Brenzett 31 4:46 P
Airfields, Second World War 01 357-64 P, 446-7 R
Airfields, Second World War 19 No 12 IBC R
Airfix 43 2:26
Air-raid shelters, Ramsgate 35 4:8-9 P
Airships 16 315-6, 341
Airships 17 215
Airships 23 635
Airships 24 515-23 P
Airships 28 237-242 P
Airships 36 4:54-55 P
Airships 44 4:22-31 P
Airships, C23A 20 122 P, 125
Airships, Capel 05 442-52 P
Airships, Delta 05 66-9 P
Aisher family 13 599-600
Aitken, Dr William 42 3:39
Aitken, Jonathan 23 265
Alabaster Passmore & Sons, Tovil 27 344-350P
Alabaster Passmore (print firm) 44 5:4-13 P
Alabaster, James 27 345
Alabaster, James 44 5:4-7
Alabone, Gerry 38 3:7 P
Albany, Duchess of 19 598
Albany, Duchess of 20 443
Albany, Duchess of 9 521, 525 P
Albert 21 387-8 P
Albert Victor (ambulance steamer) 17 259 P, 262, 629-30
Albert, Arthur William Patrick 30 4:42-44
Albert, Prince 36 4:4-5
Albert, Prince 37 4:34
Albert, Prince 43 3:19
Albertus, Prince 38 5:49
Albion Road, Broadstairs 45 4:4, 7
Alcatel 37 2:53-55
Alchemists 12 415-7 P
Alcohol as medicine 17 49-53
Alcott, Louisa May 37 5:28
Alcuin of York 37 5:41-43 P
Alder Hey Hospital, Liverpool 36 3:50-53 P
Alderman 24 186 P, 189, 191 P
Alderson, C. H. & Son 06 324-7 P
Aldington 16 555-63 P
Aldington 40 6:36-37 P
Aldington 45 6:42, 44
Aldington Gang 10 747
Aldington Gang 19 407-8
Aldington Gang 24 676
Aldington Gang 27 262-263
Aldington Mission Hall 12 587 P, 591
Aldington Septvauns 14 628
Aldington, brass band 16 383 P, 559 P
Aldington, Cobb’s Hall 45 6:45
Aldington, goal-running 16 558-9 P
Aldington, Goldenhurst Farm 27 132-37P
Aldington, Goldwell House 02 166 P
Aldington, Goldwell House 45 6:44-45
Aldington, Goldwell Manor Farm 45 6:47
Aldington, Jimi Hendrix 37 4:18-22 P
Aldington, Knoll 19 34-6 P, 407
Aldington, pubs 16 555-6 P, 559, 562 P
Aldington, Reynolds Playing Field 13 689-93 P
Aldington, Sir Noël Coward 35 3:42-43
Aldington, St Martin’s church 15 210 P
Aldington, St Martin’s church 45 6:50-51
Aldington, St Martin’s church choir 15 211-4 P
Aldington, Walnut Tree pub 11 496 P, 593
Aldington, war memorial 37 5:8-9 P
Aldis, Captain Tommy 15 700-2 P
Aldis, Captain Tommy 16 520-8 P, 570-8 P
Aldridge, PC William 22 107
Aldridge, Rosemary 37 3:37-39 P
Alectro, HMS 32 5:30 P
Alehouses 15 665
Alehouses 25 187
Alexander & Co 41 6:48-51 P
Alexander G. C. 41 6:51
Alexander, Messrs W. H. J. 18 83
Alexander, Rosemary 38 2:14
Alexander, Sidney, conscription appeals 37 2:24
Alexander, Sidney, explosives disaster 37 2:45
Alexander, Sir Sidney 45 4:20
Alexander, William 32 4:46-50 P
Alexander, William 36 1:11
Alexandra of Denmark 15 6-7 P
Alexandra Palace 31 2:43 P
Alford, Dean Henry 25 145-9 P
Algae 43 4:44-47
Alice Lloyd 24 707
Alice, Princess of Teck 19 599 P
Alken, the Rev 34 3:46
Alkham Valley 18 35-9 P
Alkham, social activities 16 10, 217-9
All Quiet on the Western Front (film) 39 5:4-5 P
All Saints’ church, Belvedere 36 4:14-17 P
All Saints’ church, Birling 34 6:21
All Saints’ church, Frindsbury 31 2:25 P
All Saints’ church, Frindsbury 45 1:19
All Saints’ church, Graveney 41 4:38
All Saints’ church, Lydd 35 4:20
All Saints’ church, Tudely 34 4:37 P
All Saints’, Lydd 37 5:15
All Saints’, Maidstone 37 5:17
All Souls College, Oxford 36 5:27-28
All the Year Round 36 5:40-45
Allan, the Rev John 05 273-8 P
Allbeury, Ted 26 137
Allbright, Margaret 40 5:12 P
Allbright, Margaret 40 5:12 P
Allchin, William (poacher) 42 5:22
Allen Grove Local History Fund, Kent Archaeological Society 34 2:7
Allen, Edmund 34 5:12-19
Allen, Edmund, Protestant martyr 23 137
Allen, Frank 24 511
Allen, Grant 35 4:26
Allen, James Frederick 10 297-303 P
Allen, Katherine 34 5:12-19
Allen, Mary 37 1:44-45 P
Allen, Paul 36 3:46
Allen, William, workhouse-master 19 86
Alleyne, Sydney 42 5:25
Allfrey, Private Reginald 15 333-7
Allhallows-on-Sea 01 446 P
Allhallows-on-Sea 10 230-6 P, 247 R
Allhallows-on-Sea 18 583-588 P
Allhallows-on-Sea, First World War landing ground 07 421
Allhallows-on-Sea, railway 10 232 P, 234 P, 247 R
Allhallows-on-Sea, railway 17 200
Allhallows-on-Sea, Slough Fort 14 492-3 P
Allingham, Helen (author) 34 6:22-23
Allington 08 64-9 P, 160-5 P
Allington Castle 01 22-4 P, 444 P
Allington Castle 08 66-9 P
Allington Castle 32 6:26-32 P
Allington Castle 34 1:48-49 P
Allington church 08 64-7 P, 66 P, 71
Allington Lock 19 2 P
Allington Lock, nurseries 12 181, 229, 279
Allinson, Geraldine 38 6:6
Allotments 16 17-22 P, 131-6 P
Allsworth, William (painter) 45 6:24-33
Allsworth, William Henry 39 1:34-35 P
Alma Cottages, Birchington 45 3:9
Almond (Moody), Louise 25 29-34
Almshouses 08 501 R
Almshouses 15 20-5 P
Almshouses 16 215
Almshouses, Faversham 16 211-6 P
Along the River Cray 34 3:11 R
Alpha 22 430-1
Alphege, Archbishop of Canterbury 32 2:5
Alphege, St 18 396
Alphegh, John 34 1:43
Alston, Mr, of Rochester 22 545
Always, galley 18 23, 26
Ambrosius Aurelianus 16 481
Ambrosius Aurelianus 17 371
Ambulance steamers 17 254-62 P, 621-31
Ambulance, 1930s 24 250 P
Ambulances 13 442-50 P, No 11 IBC L, 727, 729
Ambulances 16 209 P, 321, 376 L
Ambulances 17 622-4 P, 759 L
Ambulances 20 276 P
Ameland, Lady Augusta De 45 2:4
American adoption scheme 31 2:13
American Declaration of Independence 35 1:30
Ames, Edward and Leslie 19 341
Amherst family 01 473-4
Amherst family, Jeffrey 07 294-5
Amherst family, Jeffrey 08 311-2
Amherst family, William Pitt 07 296, 8 312
Amherst, Jeffrey, Lord 39 6:26 P
Amies, Edwin & Son (mouldmakers) 02 271
Ammunition works 19 24-8 P
Amos, Albert and Maurice 17 101-6 P
Amos, George 37 3:50-53
Amos, George 40 2:29
Amos, George 40 2:29
Amos, Gilbert Pembrook 12 149-52
Amos, Harry 40 2:24-29 P
Amos, Harry 40 2:24-29 P
Anabaptists 12 583
Anabaptists 19 475
Anarchists 11 77-80 P
Anarchy, The 36 3:38
Anchor Inn, Faversham 29 6:9
Anchor Iron Wharf, Greenwich 30 3:45 P
Anchorites 12 744
Anchorites 16 371
Anchorites 17 269-75
Anchors 25 589-91 P
Ancients, The 34 2:18-25
Anderida 13 79
Anderson, Albert 15 314 P, 316
Anderson, Alfred Thomas 30 4:36-38 P
Anderson, Hans Christian 29 5:31
Anderson, Harold 35 4:20
Anderson, John 05 512-3
Anderson, Rigden & Perkins 43 5:16
Anderson, Stephen 15 263-8
Anderson, Sue 37 4:22-23
Anderson, William 37 2:33-34
Andersson, Dan 14 375-7 P
Andredsweald, Forest of 13 77-81 P
Andrews Family 10 660-6 P
Andrews, Peter Miles 25 235
Andrews, Rev John 18 711-714
Angel pub, Strood 45 1:21
Angela and Hannah (lifeboat) 18 593, 595
Angerstein Junction 18 485-487
Angerstein Line (railway) 43 2:24-28 P
Angerstein Wharf Line 20 99-102 P
Angerstein, John 43 2:24
Angerstein, John Julius 20 99
Angerstein, John Julius 43 2:24
Angerstein, William 20 212-8 P
Anglican Catholic church 45 6:42-49
Angling 17 308-9 P
Angling 25 675-82 P, 696 R
Angling, Deal National Angling Festival 29 1:29
Angling, Deal Pier 32 4:10 P
Angling, Herne Bay Ladies 26 59-65 P
Angliss, Sarah 38 3:32-33
Anglo-Catholic churches 26 375-77 P, 431-35 P
Anglo-Saxon burial sites 01 154-6 P
Anglo-Saxon burial sites 05 229-32
Anglo-Saxon burial sites 17 349
Anglo-Saxon Chronicles 37 5:42-43 P
Anglo-Saxon church, Stone 20 105
Anglo-Saxon ships 18 440 R
Anglo-Saxons 07 105-7
Anglo-Saxons 40 2:44-51 P
Anglo-Saxons 40 2:44-51 P
Anglo-Saxons 41 2:22-29
Anglo-Saxons, finds 16 98-101 P
Anglo-Saxons, finds 17 425-6 P
Anglo-Zulu War 1879 45 1:38
Animal ailments 01 421-4 P
Animal harbingers 22 753-7
Animal pounds 20 662-6 P
Anne (Bridgewater) 14 283-8 P
Anne of Cleves 30 2:20-25 P
Anne, Countess of Winchilsea 12 205
Annie Florence 22 429-30
Annie Lloyd 24 707
Anonity 21 452 P
Ansell, Edward (mineral water manufacturer) 6 564
Anselm, Archbishop 12 93-4 P
Anson, HMS (1807) 38 1:35
Anthony Jackson supermarkets 21 723-6 P
Anti-submarine work, First World War 20 127-8
Anti-Suffragist Movement 16 679-80 P
Anti-vaccinators 17 181
Anti-vaccinators 18 29-34 P
Anti-vaccinators 20 275, 282
APCM 38 1:19-24 P
APCM Cement Co 03 105
Appledore 3 278-85 P, 512 L
Appledore 42 3:46-50
Appledore church 03 280 P, 283-5
Appledore, Charles Ashbee, epitaph 32 3:32
Appledore, Horne’s Place chapel 24 661-3 P
Appledore, name 34 1:5
Appledore, Park House 02 415
Appledore, trade tokens 06 15-16 P
Apples 0 19-21, 170-1
Apples 12 No 8 IBC L
Appleton family, Whitstable 30 1:40-43 P
Appleton, Edith 35 5:22-27 P
Apprenticeship 22 259-64 P, 331-3
Apprenticeship, drapery 25 29-34
Apps, Howard L. (writer) 13 347-9 P
Apps, John 39 2:40-42
Aqueity 17 691-2 P
Arboretum, Joyce Green 12 305
Arbree, James 18 466-470
Archaeologia Cantiana 36 5:4-5 P
Archaeology and standing buildings study day (2013), Brook 34 5:5
Archaeology, Badlesmere 39 6:4-5 P
Archaeology, Benjamin Harrison 44 1:32-39 P
Archaeology, Canterbury Archaeological Trust 39 2:4-5 P
Archaeology, Ebbsfleet (Thanet) 39 1:4-5 P
Archaeology, Faversham 40 3:20-25 P
Archaeology, Faversham 41 2:22-29 P
Archaeology, Lympne 39 1:7
Archaeology, Merston 41 2:30-37 P
Archaeology, Oxford Archaeology 39 6:20-25
Archaeology, Palaeolithic finds 44 4:14-21 P
Archaeology, Sevenoaks 39 6:20-25 P
Archbishops 14 587
Archbishops 15 368
Archcliffe Fort Battery 10 67, 12 375 R
Archery 10 483-7 P
Archery 14 709-11
Archery, 18th century 25 230-8 P
Archery, 19th century 25 291-6 P
Archiepiscopal palaces 13 341-6 P
Archimedes (steamship) 32 5:30
Architecture 41 1:42-47 P
Architecture, cupolas 29 1:10-14 P
Architecture, Gothic Revival 34 4:10 R
Architecture, Herbert Baker 32 1:44-50 P
Archives 17 No 10 IBC R
Archives 36 5:12
Archives, Kent Archives 44 2:19
Arctic 24 187,189
Arden of Faversham 13 186-92 P, 278-82 P, 493, 750
Arden of Faversham18 118 R
Arden, Thomas 29 3:15, 30 2:24
Ardwina (sailing barge) 40 5:13-15
Arethusa (clipper ship) 44 5:47
Arethusa 01 624 P
Arethusa 09 506-13 P, 751
Arethusa 10 399, 402 P, 403-4, 417, No 6 IBC L, 504 L
Arethusa 15 80-9 P
Arethusa 17 24 P
Arethusa 18 56-57 R, 381
Arethusa 23 544-8 P
Arethusa, Chatham Dockyard 32 1:36-39 P
Arethusa, Chatham Dockyard 32 2:14-15 P
Arethusa, figurehead 23 545-8 P
Argall family, East Sutton 06 318-9
Argall, Anne (later Bolling) 44 5:40-41
Argall, Captain Samuel 38 3:11-12
Argall, Sir Samuel 44 5:32-41 P
Argand oil lamps 19 218 P
Argent, Ron 27 142-48
Argonaut 12 495
Argyll, Margaret, Duchess of 41 3:20
Ark Royal 02 579
Arkwright, Marian (composer) 19 9
Arlington House, Margate 27 170-172P
Armature-winding 22 262-4 P, 334-8 P
Armed Forces Day, Chatham 30 3:7
Armistice Day 1918 25 705-6
Armitage, Isaac (Gad’s Hill) 41 3:6-13
Armour 36 4:9 P
Armoured train 12 378-88 P
Armstead, Henry Hugh 35 2:12-13 L P
Armstrong, Alun 37 6:51
Armstrong, Louis, at Tunbridge Wells 31 4:12-13
Armstrong, William 19 387, No 8 IBC L
Armstrong, William 20 37-8
Army riot at Chatham, 1838 18 609-612
Army Service Corps 15 333-7 P
Arne family 12 605
Arnold, Bill 34 3:31
Arnold, Fred 44 6:6-9
Arnold, George and Elizabeth 43 3:48
Arnold, Jarvist 12 598-9
Arnold, John 34 4:21
Arnold, Walter 39 4:44-51 P
Arnold’s (East Peckham) 42 1:37
ARP duties 12 641-6
ARP duties, Harrietsham 13 690 P
ARP duties, Second World War, Herne Bay 31 5:14-21 P
ARP duties, St Margaret’s 10 No 2 IBC L
Arrow 21 389-90
Art galleries, Turner Contemporary 32 2:10-11 P
Art in the Dockyard exhibition, Chatham Dockyard 32 2:9
Art, Anne Pratt 44 1:4-11 P
Art, Challock murals 37 3:36-41 P
Art, Charles Ginner 39 1:12-15 P
Art, Denton Welch 42 4:26-35
Art, Donald Maxwell 44 4:4-13 P
Art, Felix Schwormstädt 44 4:29-30 P
Art, First World War 39 5:6
Art, Frank Auerbach 44 1:43-44
Art, Graham Sutherland 43 1:22
Art, Harold Gilman 39 1:10-17 P
Art, Henry Campbell 39 5:23 P
Art, Jean-Baptiste Oudry 43 5:36-37 P
Art, John Singer Sargent 39 5:8 P
Art, Oliver Postgate 39 4:4-5 P
Art, Pre-Raphaelites 41 5:44-47
Art, Rochester wall paintings 39 4:5 P
Art, Samuel Palmer 34 2:18-25 P
Art, Sir Winston churchill 42 3:4-15 P
Art, Solomon J. Solomon 42 5:4-15 P
Art, the Ancients 34 2:18-25
Art, Thomas Hennell 43 1:18-27 P
Art, Thomas Sidney Cooper 43 3:14-23 P
Art, W. L. Wyllie 39 4:8-9 P
Art, Walter Sickert 39 1:11-16 P
Art, War artists 43 1:22-27 P
Art, William Henry Allsworth 39 1:34-35 P
Artemis (Borussia) 25 137-40
Arter, Don and Tom 12 528-31 P
Arter, James, epitaph, Old Romney 32 3:34
Arthur Brough Players 20 513-8 P, 577-81 P
Arthur Brough Players 23 423
Arthur, King 19 370
Arthurian Society, Folkestone 32 1:42 P
Artificial silk manufacture 18 111-115 P
Artists, Medway towns 34 3:20-25 P
Artists’ colonies 35 6:28-31 P
Arts and Crafts movement 38 2:10-11
Arundel Ring (bells) 18 269-271
Ash (Gravesend), Scotgrove Chantry 6 665-8
Ash 21 No 12 IBC R
Ash Level Bunker 31 3:26-28 P
Ash, basketmaking 42 4:18-19 P
Ash, Brooke House PoW Camp 34 6:47
Ash, J. A. (J. F.) 17 751-3 P
Ashbee, Charles, epitaph, Appledore 32 3:32
Ashburnham family 24 671
Ashbury-Bailey, Jock 40 2:30-31
Ashby, Anne 29 2:29
Ashby, John 20 736
Ashby, Stephen 37 1:48-51 P
Ash-by-Wrotham, Manor 12 218 P
Ash-by-Wrotham, school 12 11-16 P, 184 L, 218-22 P, 264-8 P
Ash-by-Wrotham, Swan pub 12 13 P
Ash-cum-Ridley, Bowdler, Rev Thomas 43 3:24-28 P
Ash-cum-Ridley, Hennell, Thomas (artist) 43 1:18-27 P
Ashenden family, stone quarries 04 11-13 P
Ashenden, Leonard T. 05 201-4 P
Asher, Jane (actress) 43 5:24 P
Ashford 12 758 R
Ashford 16 119 R
Ashford 17 No 9 IBC R
Ashford 5 726-31 P
Ashford and Alfred News 01 123
Ashford, ‘Turkish’ murder 13 758-60 P
Ashford, bank 12 432-7 P
Ashford, Baptist chapel 24 494 P
Ashford, Baptists 12 583-90 P
Ashford, Barclays Bank 40 3:45-47 P
Ashford, Barclays Bank 40 3:45-47 P
Ashford, Blue Motor Car Service 36 6:48-51 P
Ashford, Borough Museum 15 273-81 P
Ashford, British Saw Sharpening Machines outing (1922) 23 461-3 P
Ashford, bus station 25 83
Ashford, cattle market 16 353 P
Ashford, cemetery 10 8 P
Ashford, clock tower 31 4:44 P
Ashford, College of Chantry priests 01 751
Ashford, constable’s staff 14 623-7 P
Ashford, constable’s staff 15 119 L
Ashford, Discovery Centre 27 222
Ashford, Elwick Place statue 40 1:8-9 P
Ashford, Elwick Place statue 41 1:8-9 P
Ashford, Fernley (later County) hotel 39 2:23
Ashford, First World War, air raids 29 3:36
Ashford, First World War, declaration 12 396
Ashford, Flour Mills 06 634-43 P
Ashford, Furley, Robert (solicitor) 07 321-4 P
Ashford, Grammar school 15 273-8 P, 319-21 P
Ashford, Grammar school, Old Ashfordians 20 283-7 P
Ashford, grass track speedway 12 529-34 P
Ashford, High Street 27 224-225P
Ashford, Highworth Grammar school 42 4:44-46 P
Ashford, Igglesden (baker) 05 295, 314-5 P
Ashford, Johnson’s Corner 34 2:31 P
Ashford, Kingsnorth Industrial school 15 508
Ashford, Lewis & Hyland (drapers) 04 5
Ashford, Lewis & Hyland 43 1:4-11 P
Ashford, Lewis, George 43 1:4-10 P
Ashford, library 22 737
Ashford, library 23 229
Ashford, lock-up 20 371
Ashford, manor officers 14 625-6
Ashford, manor officers 15 119 L
Ashford, market 24 No 1 FCP, 650 P
Ashford, market, Kedward Memorial 24 648 P
Ashford, Norman Cycles 07 552-4 P
Ashford, opposition to theatre 36 1:38
Ashford, police 15 480-5 P, 506-11 P, 760 L
Ashford, RAF airfield 01 359-60, 362
Ashford, railway 05 634-8 P
Ashford, railway 06 182 R
Ashford, railway station 39 1:6
Ashford, railway works 05 317-22 P, 440 L
Ashford, railway works 07 376 R
Ashford, Saracen’s Head 20 284 P
Ashford, South East and Chatham railway school 29 1:11 P
Ashford, South Eastern Railway works 29 3:12-13 P R
Ashford, South-Eastern Nurseries 12 179
Ashford, St John Ambulance 06 739-43 P
Ashford, St Mary’s church, monuments 24 63
Ashford, Stanhope industrial approved school, PoW Camp 34 6:47
Ashford, Sydney Greenstreet 40 4:23
Ashford, tank 41 1:4-13 P
Ashford, tank 9 620 P
Ashford, Territorial Army 06 220-8 P
Ashford, Thompsons, printers 15 No 6 FC P, 319
Ashford, Verna Holmes 42 4:44-47
Ashford, Volunteer Fire Brigade 12 359-62 P
Ashford, Volunteer Fire Brigade 15 280
Ashford, Volunteer Fire Brigade 19 327-31 P, 379-85 P, 443-8 P
Ashford, wheelwrights 10 632 P, 636-641 P
Ashford, windmills 02 223-6 P, 384 L
Ashley Dodd, George 36 2:24
Ashman, Ernest 41 6:5-9 P
Ashman, Ray 41 6:6
Ashman, Ron 41 6:5
Ashmolean Museum, Oxford 36 6:36-37
Ash-next-Sandwich 12 145
Ash-next-Sandwich 20 401-9 P
Ash-next-Sandwich 6 484-9 P
Ash-next-Sandwich, baby farm 12 321-3
Ash-next-Sandwich, brewery 03 679-81
Ash-next-Sandwich, brewery 06 487-9
Ash-next-Sandwich, church 12 146 P
Ash-next-Sandwich, church brasses 06 217-8 P
Ash-next-Sandwich, curfew 23 411
Ash-next-Sandwich, inns 06 486-8 P
Ash-next-Sandwich, Reed Barn 23 753
Ash-next-Sandwich, St Nicholas church 22 362 P
Ash-next-Sandwich, Swing Riots 22 182
Ash-next-Sandwich, VAD hospital 23 250-57
Ash-next-Sandwich, village hall 23 250-55 P
Ashurst, church sundial 01 664 P, 67
Askall, Bert 29 4:49-50
Aspdin, Joseph & William (cement manufacturers) 21 718
Aspdin, William (cement manufacturer) 01 463-4
Aspinall, John 15 53-4
Asquith, H. H. in Birchington 42 5:4
Asquith, Rev Edward 12 285
Assizes, Maidstone 19 107-11 P
Association of Men of Kent & Kentish Men 04 720-2
Association of Men of Kent and Kentish Men 34 4:40
Association, the 21 374-5 L
Astley, Henry 39 6:34-41 P
Astor family 01 61
Astor Theatre, Deal 29 6:6 P
Astor, 2nd Viscount 40 6:34-35 P
Astor, David 40 6:34-35 P
Astor, Lady 24 587
Astor, Lord 20 12 P
Astor, Mary (film star) 40 4:22-24 P
Astor, Nancy 40 6:34
Astor, William Waldorf 39 5:48
Astoria cinema, Northfleet 30 6:34
Astronomy 10 177
Asylum and school for Imbeciles, Darenth 24 273-80 P
Asylums 10 176, 632 R
Asylums 13 719-24 P
Asylums 14 595-7
Asylums 16 345-50 P
Asylums 18 99-104, 163-8
Asylums, Dartford 15 369-75 P
Asylums, Dartford 32 2:24-33 P
Athelstan, King of Kent 09 55-6
Athelstan, King of Kent 16 537
Atherstone (minesweeper) 15 240-8 P
Atkin, Mr Justice (1914) 37 6:10-11
Atkins, Anna 43 4:44-51 P
Atkins, John Pelly 43 4:46-50
Atlantic Cock (tug) 20 156 P
Atlantic telegraph 37 2:53
Atlas, hospital ship 20 275, 278-9 P
Atmospheric railway, plan for Kent 20 8
Atrato 17 457
Atrato 21 387
Atrato 22 87-8
Atrato 24 187, 189
ATS, Woodchurch 15 157-60 P
Atterbury, Audrey 38 5:18-20
Atterbury, Dr Francis 38 5:17
Atterbury, Francis 38 5:20
Atterbury, Paul 38 5:18
Atterbury, Rowley 38 5:16-25 P
Attlee, Clement, at Dartford 28 268-269 P
Attwater, Benjamin 45 4:36-37
Attwater, Chapman 45 4:36-37
Aubin, Ethel 36 4:52-55 P
Auerbach, Frank (artist) 44 1:43-44
Augusta Steps, Ramsgate 45 2:14
Augustine, St 13 341-2 P
Augustine, St 16 101
Augustine, St 17 424-5
Augustine, St 18 346
Augustine, St 20 106
Augustine, St 22 159
Augustine, St 40 2:46-50 P
Augustine, St 40 2:46-50 P
Augustus, Prince 45 2:4
Aulus Plautius 17 347,
Aulus Plautius 23 111-6, 677
Austen / Austin, Edward 21 344
Austen / Austin, Edward 28 76-82
Austen family 16 286
Austen family 7 363-74 P,
Austen family, Adisham 29 1:19-22
Austen, Anne 39 6:21-24
Austen, Colonel Thomas 35 4:10 P
Austen, Francis 39 6:20-26 P
Austen, Francis Motley 39 6:21-24 P
Austen, Jane & Cage family 25 263-8 P
Austen, Jane 03 188-90 R, 301-8 P, 349-56 P
Austen, Jane 06 372-3 R
Austen, Jane 07 365, 369-73
Austen, Jane 16 199, 284
Austen, Jane 18 651-653
Austen, Jane 28 72-82s
Austen, Jane 35 4:10 P
Austen, Jane 35 6:15 R
Austen, Jane, family 39 6:20-26 P
Austen, Jane, family connections with cricket 23 378-82 P
Austen, Jane, Godinton connection 36 2:22-23
Austen, Jane, Knatchbull family 36 2:29-31
Austen, Major John 43 4:48
Austen, Nathaniel 04 674
Austen, William Henry 41 5:51 P
Austen’s Brewery, Ramsgate (brewer) 03 679
Austen’s Brewery, Ramsgate 05 663-4
Austin Seven 42 2:27-29 P
Austin, Annie (anti-vaccinator) 18 29
Austin, Brian 27 245-247 P
Austin, George Bridges 41 4:35
Austin, H. G. (Canterbury) 40 6:5-10
Austin, Maude 37 3:30-31 P
Austin, Samuel 21 461-7 P
Austin, Sir Herbert (motor pioneer) 31 3:34
Austin, Tom (Littlebrook) 41 2:38-43 P
Austin, Tom (Littlebrook) 41 6:46-51
Austin, Valentine, funeral 18 215
Austin, William 23 285
Australia, SS 43 1:43-45 P
Authenticity 21 456 P
Autocar Bus Company 23 261-3 P
Autocar Services Ltd 04 571-5 P
Autocar Services Ltd 14 143-8 P
Autocarrier 24 401
Autocycles 24 111
Automobiles, Bedford Van 34 5:42
Automobiles, C. J. Nickolls Ltd, Cheriton 34 5:44-45 P
Automobiles, Dormobile 34 5:42
Automobiles, East Kent Road Car Company 34 5:44
Automobiles, Kent disasters of August 1927 34 4:28-32 P
Automobiles, Martin Walter, Cheriton 34 5:40-45 P
Automobiles, Utlicon 34 5:42
Auxiliary Coastguard, Herne Bay 21 544-51 P, 608-16 P
Auxiliary Territorial Service 44 6:16-29 P
Auxiliary Units 10 496-500 P
Auxiliary Units 44 6:16-29 P
Avebury, 1st Lord 38 2:7 P
Aveling & Porter 01 351-2 P, 480-2 P
Aveling & Porter 03 525-6
Aveling & Porter 04 14, 15 P
Aveling & Porter 23 189-90, 643-7 P
Aveling & Porter 24 256 P, 304-11 P
Aveling & Porter 25 314-22 P
Aveling & Porter 26 123 127 P, 259-61P
Aveling & Porter 41 1:40-41 PR
Aveling & Porter lorries 25 413-6 P
Aveling & Porter, machines 14 165, 539-43 P
Aveling, Edward 36 6:7
Aveling, Thomas 23 187-90 P, 643-5
Aveling, Thomas 24 305
Aveling, Thomas 25 315
Aveling, Thomas 26 123
Aveling, Thomas 41 1:40-41 R
Avery, David 34 1:31
Aviation 01 40-2 P, 86-90 P, 202-5 P, 277-285 P, 710-713 P
Aviation 02 128 L
Aviation 04 347-51 P, 378-84 P See also under Aerodromes/Airports and Aviators
Aviation, ‘Circus’ raids 13 162-7 P
Aviation, A Dream of Flight 31 1:8 P
Aviation, accident at Tudely 09 680-5 P
Aviation, aerial gunnery 24 135-142 P
Aviation, Aero Club, Leysdown 24 75
Aviation, Air Cadets, Folkestone 10 672-9 P, 732-8 P, 818-24 P
Aviation, air ferry, Manston 28 174-181 P
Aviation, aircraft builders 1908-14 8 384-8 P, 447-51
Aviation, aircraft detection, research 10 634-43 P
Aviation, aircraft detection, research 12 581
Aviation, air-sea rescue 07 747-55 P
Aviation, Alfred S. Bacon 07 29-34 P
Aviation, Ann Welch 29 2:36-39
Aviation, archaeology, Sheppey 03 371-5 P
Aviation, Astley, Henry 39 6:34-41 P
Aviation, autogiro 09 640 P
Aviation, autogiro 13 384 P
Aviation, Avro-Anson casualties 12 578-82 P
Aviation, Batchelor monoplane 08 387-8 P
Aviation, Boughton Hill crash (1913) 24 No 2 FCP
Aviation, Broughton-Blayney Brawney 15 418 P, 421
Aviation, Channel Gliding Club 07 442-50 P, 8 No 4 IBC
Aviation, Charles Rolls 02 634
Aviation, Charles Rolls 05 97-100 P
Aviation, Charles Stewart Rolls 31 6:14-20 P
Aviation, children’s books 25 699, 702-3
Aviation, civil, casualties 02 14-18 P, 320 L
Aviation, Clouston Midget (Grasshopper) 15 420 P
Aviation, cross-Channel 02 633-4, 5 414-6 P
Aviation, Deal and district, early 14 298-306 P, 507-13 P
Aviation, Deal aviation fete 27 293
Aviation, Dr E. D. Whitehead-Reid 2 211-4 P
Aviation, Dunne aircraft 10 442-50 P
Aviation, E. G. Sanguinetti 06 497-501 P
Aviation, E. G. Sanguinetti 07 248 L
Aviation, Edward Donaldson 39 3:26-32
Aviation, Eleanor Trehawke Davies 39 6:38
Aviation, Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown 39 3:34
Aviation, Eric Greenwood 39 3:34-35
Aviation, Ernest William Kennett 13 378-84 P, 481-6 P
Aviation, Fairey bomber 28 206-208 P
Aviation, first flight 42 6:44-49 P
Aviation, First World War 03 255 R, 7 417-22 P
Aviation, Fokker F8 34 4:28-29 P
Aviation, French airliner at Snave 2 531-3
Aviation, Gloster aircraft 39 3:26-35 P
Aviation, Gordon-Bennett Cup 4 289-93 P
Aviation, Handley Page Hannibal 30 1:13
Aviation, Handley Page Hannibal 30 2:10 P
Aviation, Handley Page Hannibal 30 3:12 P
Aviation, Harry Delacombe 39 6:39
Aviation, Hugh Wilson 39 3:26-35 P
Aviation, Imperial Airways 09 680-5 P
Aviation, Invicta Airways, Manston 28 174-181 P
Aviation, Jesson Aerodrome 07 407-8
Aviation, Jezzi biplane 08 387-8 P
Aviation, John Cunningham 39 3:32
Aviation, Kent disasters, August 1927 34 4:28-32 P
Aviation, Lancaster crash, Sandwich (1944) 24 589 P
Aviation, Langley-Smithers monoplane 08 383 P
Aviation, light aircraft during the 1920s and 1930s 27 292-295 P
Aviation, Louis Bleriot 30 4:10-11 P
Aviation, Lympne international rally 1935 26 128-32 P
Aviation, Manston airport 37 4:8-9 P
Aviation, Marden air crash, 1930 06 603-6 P
Aviation, Maxim flying machine 02 277-81 P
Aviation, McCudden brothers 26 3-12 P
Aviation, Meopham air crash 38 6:18-25 P
Aviation, Messerschmitt crash 12 689-94 P
Aviation, military aircraft, early 08 693-4 R
Aviation, northwest Kent 08 235-41, 261-7
Aviation, Patrick Alexander 06 567-8 R
Aviation, Pavillet & Dawson monoplane 08 386-7 P
Aviation, Pelmarsh Aerodrome 24 139-41
Aviation, Perman Parasol (Grasshopper) 15 420 P
Aviation, pioneer aircraft 10 442-50 P, 17 506-8 P
Aviation, pioneers 21 655
Aviation, pioneers 35 6:48-53 P
Aviation, Pobjoy Air Motors & Aircraft Ltd 07 228-37 P
Aviation, RAAF Squadron 500 02 299-302 P
Aviation, Reginald Fairfax Wells 36 4:44-48 P
Aviation, Robert Cocking (parachutist) 07 93-6 P
Aviation, Rochester 35 3:10 P
Aviation, Rolls-Royce 36 4:52-55 P
Aviation, Second World War, 141 Squadron 06 611-3 P
Aviation, Second World War, enemy landings 07 109-13 P
Aviation, Sheppey 1909-10 02 288-92 P
Aviation, Sheppey, Isle of 39 6:37
Aviation, Sheppey, J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon 31 1:8 P
Aviation, Short Brothers 37 2:6-7 P
Aviation, Short Brothers 37 3:6
Aviation, Short Brothers 37 4:11
Aviation, Short brothers 40 1:7
Aviation, Short, Horace 38 3:8 P
Aviation, Sir Alan Cobham 35 3:16-22 P
Aviation, Sir Geoffrey de Havilland 39 3:26-32
Aviation, Sundridge, Coombebank 08 319-21, 504 L, 566 L, 568 L
Aviation, test-flying 15 419-21 P
Aviation, treasure hunting with aeroplanes 17 231-6 P
Aviation, Vickers aeroplane production 06 461-8 P
Aviation, Vickers Gunbus 24 136 P
Aviation, Victorian flying machine 10 218-24 P
Aviation, West Malling 30 2:48-51
Aviation, West Malling, 85 Squadron 06 229-34 P
Avro 504 K 09 643 P, 645
Avro 504 K 19 410 P, 413
Avro Anson casualties 12 578-82 P
Avro Anson N5228 9 570-9 P
Away-day French trip 1843 19 337-8
Awoonor-Gordon, Arnold 38 2:33
Axford, Arthur 37 1:12 P
Axtane, Hundred of 07 117 R
Aylesford 04 58-62 P
Aylesford 20 502 R
Aylesford 24 11
Aylesford 41 3:32-35 P
Aylesford Bridge 11 199 P
Aylesford Bridge 15 256 P
Aylesford Bridge 19 3-6 P
Aylesford Bridge 9 412 P
Aylesford church 01 386 L, 5 668-9 P
Aylesford Cobdown Park 45 2:50
Aylesford paper mills 45 2:48-51
Aylesford station 21 684 P, 687
Aylesford vicarage 02 549-50 P
Aylesford, barge-building 19 94-5
Aylesford, Battle of (455 AD) 16 480-81
Aylesford, Carmelites 12 744-6
Aylesford, coach accident 03 51
Aylesford, Countless Stones 01 17 P
Aylesford, Countless Stones 31 1:25
Aylesford, earls of 01 487, 25 234
Aylesford, Finnish sauna 45 2:48-51
Aylesford, George Orwell 43 4:5
Aylesford, hospital of the Holy Trinity 03 80-2 P
Aylesford, Little Kits Coty 31 1:25
Aylesford, lock-up 20 371
Aylesford, paper mill 19 455 P, 545-9 P
Aylesford, paper mill 20 251-5 P, 571-6 P
Aylesford, Preston Hall 04 82-9 P
Aylesford, Preston Hall 08 356-7, 361
Aylesford, priory 01 486-9 P, 751-2 P
Aylesford, priory 19 698 P
Aylesford, resuscitator 03 50-1 P
Aylesford, Royal British Legion village 40 1:42-47 P
Aylesford, Royal British Legion village 41 1:42-47 P
Aylesham, Baptist chapel 24 551 P
Aylesham, colliery village 28 112 P
Aylesham, Co-operative Society 14 318 P
Aylesham, VE-Day bonfire 23 328 P
Aylett, Ernest 34 3:44
Ayliffe, Thomas (carrier) 43 6:32-35 P
Ayling, George 23 51, 53
Ayling, Harry E. 16 671-2 P, 727-8
Aynscomb-Harris, Martin 41 1:36-38
Ayrton, Maxwell (architect) 44 4:9
Ayrton, Michael 37 1:34-36
B
Babbage, Charles 45 4:50
Babington, Margaret 14 279-83 P
Babington, Margaret 15 No 2 IBC L
Baby farming 42 3:22-31 P
Bacchus 17 297
Bachelor, Ivy 37 3:20
Back, Caroline and Maria, murder 14 29-34
Backhouse, James 39 4:19-20
Backstays 14 37
Bacon, Alfred Stanley 07 29-34 P, No 3 IBC L
Bacon, Catherine 35 3:44-49
Bacon, Horace Stanley (Louis), (illusionist) 08 296-300 P
Bacon, Vice-Admiral Reginald 28 239-241
Baddeley, Christopher 32 6:23
Baden-Powell, Lady Olave 12 525-6 P
Baden-Powell, Lord 38 1:44-45 P
Badham, Dr Charles (naturalist) 11 277-82
Badlesmere / Baddlesmere, Bartholomew de 12 639
Badlesmere / Baddlesmere, Bartholomew de 7 27-8
Badlesmere 7 27-8
Badlesmere church 01 752
Badlesmere church 17 182 R
Badlesmere, Collington Farm 22 446 P
Badminton Cinema, West Malling 30 6:38
Baeda See Bede
Baedeker raids, Canterbury 16 125-6
Baggesen, John H. 15 95
Bagshot Sands 18 403-405
Bailey Bridges 13 25
Bailey, Dr Hamilton 22 76
Bailey, George 22 264
Bailey, George, family 38 1:26-31 P
Baillie, Lady (Leeds Castle) 41 6:11
Bainbridge, Beryl 42 4:34
Baines, Frank 29 5:38
Baissac, Mary Katherine de (Maureen) 25 270-1
Baker family (potters) 24 593-8 P
Baker, ‘Frenchie’ (boatman) 18 24
Baker, Andrew (RAF) 41 3:22
Baker, Ann (Sandwich) 40 4:16-23
Baker, Benjamin (brewer) 03 679
Baker, E. A. 29 4:20
Baker, Edward (potter) 38 2:36-39
Baker, Edward J. 36 4:45-46
Baker, Fred 26 334-35 P
Baker, Frederick Arthur (Arthur Brough) 20 513-8 P
Baker, Herbert (architect) 45 2:42-47
Baker, Herbert 32 1:44-50 P
Baker, Isabella 18 30
Baker, James (map-maker) 11 589
Baker, James 16 551-4
Baker, John (Margate) 37 4:55
Baker, Richard (Strood) 40 1:34-37
Baker, Samuel 45 2:42-47
Baker, Sarah 01 683-687
Baker, Sarah 02 331
Baker, Sarah 24 415
Baker, Sarah 32 5:20-21
Baker, Sarah 34 2:38
Baker, Sarah 36 1:35-41 P
Baker, Sir John 34 5:12-19
Baker, William (potter) 38 2:39 P
Bakers 13 605-10 P
Bakery business 22 555-9 P
Balchin, Nigel (writer) 37 1:32-36 P
Baldock, Charles 15 458
Baldock, William 25 546
Baldwin, A. H., and Sons 43 4:40-41 P
Baliol, John 20 521
Ball, Albert 37 2:6
Ball, Arnold 09 176-8 P, 499-501 P
Ball, John 11 576, 577 P, 578
Ball, Nathaniel 37 3:35
Ballads 12 205-8, 14 33-6 P, 371-6 P, 20 32-6 P
Ballard family, Canterbury 5 568 L
Ballard, Francis 22 659-61, 23 141, 143
Ballooning 01 376-380
Ballooning 02 293-8
Ballooning 08 48-52 P, 552-6 P
Ballooning 14 299
Ballooning 16 277, 444-7 P
Ballooning 35 6:48-49 P
Ballooning 43 4:22-24
Ballooning, first crossing of Channel 32 1:5
Balloons 11 682-9 P
Balston, William, (papermaker) 14 753
Balston, William, (papermaker) 16 88-91
Balston, William, (papermaker) 3 644-8
Baltic Saw Mills, Tunbridge Wells 35 2:28-32 P
Band of Brothers 35 4:40
Band of Hope 06 369-71, 415-7
Bands 21 624 P, 631 R
Bands, Brompton Boys 25 440 P
Bands, Faversham Gospel Mission 25 179 P
Bandstand, Deal 21 474 P
Bandstands 17 699-702 P
Bandstands 22 3-6 P, 58-63 P
Bangay, Frank 37 1:4-5 P
Bank holiday, 1871 32 4:5
Banking 36 1:54-55 P
Banking 36 5:10-11 P
Banking 40 3:44-51 P
Bankruptcy 24 71
Banks, Delamark 26 155-6 P
Banks, Edward 21 166-7, 527
Banks, Edward R. R. G. 05 133-7 P
Banks, Joseph 43 6:13
Banks, Sir Edward 22 613
Banks, Sir Edward 9 514-20 P, 601-7 P
Banks, Sir Joseph 25 434
Bankside, Phoenix Gasworks 20 270 P
Banty, Captain 21 193-196
Bapchild, holy well 04 709
Baptist denomination, Belvedere 36 4:13-15 P
Baptist denomination, Gillingham 36 1:15 R
Baptists 04 581-4 P
Baptists 17 323-31 P
Baptists 21 243 R
Baptists 23 665-73 P
Baptists 24 485-94 P
Baptists, baptism 24 547-9
Baptists, Canterbury 35 2:38-39 P
Baptists, Deal and Walmer 35 2:46-50 P
Baptists, Elmsted 35 4:36-41 P
Baptists, Eythorne 13 130-7 P
Baptists, Eythorne 27 37-46 P
Baptists, Faversham 08 103-7 P, 248 L
Baptists, Folkestone 21 421-9 P
Baptists, Lamberhurst 24 719-20 P
Baptists, Maidstone 10 35-41
Baptists, meeting places 24 486-94 P, 541-51 P
Baptists, music 24 550-1
Baptists, Sunday schools 17 483-90 P
Baptists, Sunday schools 24 541-3
Baptists, Whitstable 14 386-92 P
Barbarous ignorance in Kent 1840s 25 457-61
Barber, Alfred (photographer) 42 4:14-15
Barber, Canon Thomas 45 4:50-51
Barber, Colin (printing) 38 5:21
Barbier, Euphrasie 36 1:26-28 P
Barcham Green family (papermakers) 02 267-71
Barcham Green family (papermakers) 03 648
Barclay, Charles 12 199
Barclays Bank 40 3:44-51 P
Barden, Marjorie (ATS) 44 6:23-28 P
Bare-knuckle fighting 15 67, 611
Barfield, Robert 15 350
Barfreston, church 05 754-5 P
Barfreston, church 08 474-7 P
Barfreston, sweet shop 08 632 L
Barge life 25 250-5 P
Barge Owners Society of Kent 27 59
Barge-building 25 693 R
Bargemen’s strike (1890) 21 627-8
Bargemen’s strike (1890) 27 60
Barges 01 582-6 P, 587-92 P, 608-11 P, 765 R
Barges 02 601-6,
Barges 04 504 R
Barges 05 120 R, 181-2 R, 182-3 R
Barges 06 55-6 R, 310 R
Barges 08 248 L, 526-32 P, 567 L
Barges 11 186-93 P, 344, 346 P, 347
Barges 13 67-72 P, 84, 361, 561
Barges 16 118 R, 565 L
Barges 18 284 P, 239-246 P, 299-304 P, 355-360 P, 422
Barges 19 2-6 P, 197-203 P
Barges 21 384-90 P
Barges 23 117 R, 567 R
Barges 24 759 R
Barges 26 14-15 P, 183 R, 204-10 P, 251-59 P, 337-47 P
Barges 27 107-110 P
Barges 36 2:34-37 P
Barges on Medway 35 3:30-34
Barges, as living accommodation 26 83-88 P, 369-73 P
Barges, ballast trade 23 222-5 P
Barges, Barge Owners’ Association 26 251
Barges, blacking 02 372
Barges, builders 22 81-84, 85-89 P
Barges, building, Greenwich 10 87-94 P
Barges, Cambria 28 251 P
Barges, Cambria 32 3:9 P
Barges, cargoes 14 199
Barges, cargoes 15 713-5 P
Barges, cargoes 18 239-247 P, 298-304 P
Barges, cargoes 19 696 L
Barges, cargoes 22 433-7
Barges, cargoes 23 538-9 P
Barges, colour schemes 19 390-6 P
Barges, conversion from sail to power 24 187-92 P
Barges, Crazy Gang 19 699
Barges, design and rigging 19 93, 95
Barges, Dolphin Yard Barge Museum 27 120 L, 122-123 P
Barges, doubling or sheathing 23 No 1 IBC L
Barges, Edith Mary 32 6:44-47 P
Barges, Everards 16 260-5 P
Barges, Faversham-registered 25 522-3 P
Barges, Handbook for Bargemen, Lightermen, and Tugmen of the Thames, Medway and Swale 26 251-59 P
Barges, Hoo St Werburgh 31 3:48
Barges, hulks 26 84-88 P, 368 P
Barges, invasion 13 571
Barges, launching 13 12-15 P
Barges, life aboard 15 141-4 P
Barges, life aboard 17 No 1 IBC R
Barges, life aboard 19 501-2 R
Barges, life aboard 20 375 R, 440-1 L, P, 503 R
Barges, life aboard 22 759 R
Barges, life aboard 24 632 R
Barges, lighthouse barges 06 621-5 P
Barges, Lloyd’s 24 707-13 P
Barges, mast cases 23 78-80 P
Barges, matches 16 265-7 P
Barges, matches 25 417-9 P, 504 L
Barges, May Flower 31 3:46-50 P
Barges, Medway 31 1:12
Barges, Medway 31 3:48
Barges, Milton Creek 23 739-43 P
Barges, moorings at Queenborough 25 137-40 P, 519
Barges, museum, Sittingbourne 1 314 P
Barges, operation 23 535-40 P
Barges, pay and conditions 15 747-8
Barges, pay and conditions 18 407-414 P
Barges, pay and conditions 19 641
Barges, pinks and hoys 19 37-43 P
Barges, powder barges 21 760 R
Barges, races 24 707
Barges, remains 23 75-80 P, 744-5 P
Barges, remains, Lower Halstow 16 412-8 P
Barges, repairing of 26 209
Barges, requisition, Second World War 21 385-7
Barges, Rochester, Sittingbourne, Faversham and Maidstone Bargemen and Watermen’s Barges, Protection Society 27 60
Barges, Second World War 17 295-302 P
Barges, Shipowners’ Protection Association 27 63
Barges, smack-rigged 19 91-96 P
Barges, stackies 24 709
Barges, strike 11 104-10 P
Barges, strike 18 283 P
Barges, strike 24 381, 707
Barges, Thames and Medway Craft Owners’ Protection Society 27 59
Barges, Whitstable smacks 23 649-51 P
Bargrave family 26 651-53 P
Bargrave, John 37 5:17
Bargrave, Robert Tournay 37 4:53
Barham Down, King Arthur 32 1:42-43
Barham Downs racecourse 36 5:16-18 P
Barham, Broome Park 14 320-5 P
Barham, church 17 25
Barham, crematorium 10 7
Barham, Downs 20 489-96 P
Barham, Downs 24 389-91
Barham, Dwight Eisenhower visit 35 2:44-45
Barham, Eleanor Roosevelt visit 35 2:44
Barham, floods (1937) 24 374 P
Barham, John 26 245
Barham, Richard Harris 16 151
Barham, Richard Harris 19 407
Barham, Richard Harris 38 5:37
Barham, Richard Harris 9 547-53 P
Barham, Richard Harris, at Warehorne 29 5:17
Barham, Sir George 37 4:27
Barham, windmill 6 634-5 P
Barilla 18 756
Baring, Poppy 41 3:20
Barker, Lilian 23 467-9, 472 P
Barling, Harry 16 383, 559
Barlow, E. P. 21 736-9
Barming 15 153-4
Barming Heath, Oakwood hospital 37 1:50
Barming Heath, St Andrew’s church 37 1:46-51 P
Barming, asylum 05 218 P
Barming, asylum 13 720-4 P
Barming, asylum 15 295
Barming, asylum 16 346-50, 419-27 P, No 10 IBC L
Barming, asylum 19 85, 89, 137
Barming, Cale’s Charity 17 527-8
Barming, charity 21 749
Barming, church barrel organ 17 23
Barming, memories 14 401-5 P
Barming, St Helen’s bridge 06 214-6 P
Barming, station 04 88 P
Barnard, Captain C. H. 16 504 L
Barnard, Michael 42 1:47
Barnato, Woolf 37 3:44
Barnes Close Cricket Club 24 639
Barnes Cray 23 562
Barnes, Dr 25 683
Barnett, John & Joseph Alfred 19 624
Barnett, Josephine 19 635-30 P
Barnum and Bailey Circus 36 5:46
Barnum, Phineas T. 36 5:36-39 P
Barometers 01 206-210 P
Baronial Uprising (1258-66) 38 2:22-23
Barons’ War, First 34 2:45
Barquentines, Ramsgate 01 268-72 P
Barr, Hazel, and Eric Hamilton-Piercy 38 4:26-33 P
Barr, Hazel, and William Joyce 38 3:46-47 P
Barrage balloons 15 491-3 P
Barrage balloons 16 No 12 IBC L
Barrage balloons 17 459
Barrage balloons 24 337
Barrel organs 17 23-8 P
Barrett Heggs, Dr Thomas 41 4:28-30
Barrett, Christopher 22 447-54
Barrett, George Robert 20 119-20
Barron, Frederick 37 2:28-29
Barron’s Falcon cement works 15 388-90
Barrow Deep 18 456, 530-538
Barrow Green 25 600, 604 P
Barrow, Cecil H. 23 711-12 P
Barrow, Jesse 19 9
Barrow, John 24 43-5
Barrow, William 42 4:51
Barrows, round 08 647-50
Barrows, round 15 414-7 P
Barrs, John (miner) 44 3:19-25
Barry, Sergeant 34 5:49-50
Bart, Bernard (printing) 38 5:19
Bart, Sir Thomas Fairbairn 10 5
Bartholomew, John 38 1:32-33
Bartlett, Caz (Sanger family) 41 5:27
Barton, Elizabeth 45 6:42-51
Barton, Elizabeth, Holy Maid of Kent 02 23, 165-8
Barton, Elizabeth, Holy Maid of Kent 16 372-3
Barton, Elizabeth, Holy Maid of Kent 29 2:29
Barton, Freda 25 535-8 P
Barton, Freda 35 3:28
Barton, Matthew 39 4:30-37
Bartram, William (brewer) 03 677
Baseball 18 253
Basilisk, HMS 15 433-9
Baskcomb, George Henry 08 561-4, 585-8
Basketmaking 42 4:18-19 P
Basketmaking, Newington 01 7-8 P
Bassompierre, Marshal François de 15 519
Bastendorff, Peter 39 2:18-19 P
Bastendorff, Severin 39 2:17-19 P
Bat and Ball station 22 482-3 P, No 9 IBC L
Bat and trap (pub game) 20 458
Batcheller, William (printer) 02 501-3
Batchelor, Albert Spot 25 397-9
Batchelor, Gladys (aviatrix) 04 347-51 P, 378 P
Batchelor, Henry 14 537-9
Bateman, Audrey 35 5:29-30
Bateman, James (innkeeper) 18 19
Bateman, Peter (Rentokil) 44 4:38
Bates, H. E. (writer) 08 439 R, 758 R
Bates, H. E. (writer) 21 669-72
Bates, H. E. (writer) 29 5:26-31
Bates, H. E. (writer) 32 3:40-45 P
Bates, H. E. (writer) 32 6:13
Bates, H. E. (writer) 35 4:17-18
Bates, H. E. and Marjorie 42 6:42-43 P
Bates, Isaac 20 140
Bates, Marguerite Marion 20 140 P
Bath, Hubert 22 347
Bathe, Henry De 17 515
Bathing machines 01 456-62 P
Bathing machines 10 82 P
Bathing machines 11 129, 723
Bathing machines 12 44-52 P
Bathing machines 15 348 P
Bathing machines 20 383
Bathing machines 22 315-7, 554 P
Bathing machines 25 2-5 P
Batho, F. W. 23 645-6
Baths and bathing 17 532-40 P,
Baths and bathing 22 529
Baths and bathing 24 689-92 P
Baths and bathing, Deal 22 315-21 P
Baths and bathing, Herne Bay 22 234-6 P
Baths and bathing, hydrotherapy 22 714-9 P
Baths and bathing, Margate 22 556 P, 682-4 P
Baths and bathing, Ramsgate 22 294-5 P, 297-8
Baths and bathing, Walmer 22 385-6 P, 391
Batsch, Admiral Karl 43 4:14-20
Batt family (singers) 17 552-9 P
Battiscombe, Irene 39 1:14-17 P
Battle of Britain 02 318 R, 446-7 R
Battle of Britain 06 553-7
Battle of Britain 09 607-12 P
Battle of Britain 10 15, 557
Battle of Britain 11 309-12 P, 506-13 P
Battle of Britain 12 384, 689-94, 722
Battle of Britain 31 3:26-28 P
Battle of Britain 31 4:14 R
Battle of Britain 31 6:10 R
Battle of Britain 35 4:11 P
Battle of Britain 41 4:36-41 P
Battle of Britain 42 3:40-44 P
Battle of Britain memorial event, July 2006 27 190
Battle of Britain Memorial, Capel-le-Ferne 27 issue No 4, PFC
Battle of Britain, Flight Sgt Eric Williams 36 4:7 P
Battle of Britain, Men of the Battle of Britain (book) 36 5:13
Battle of Britain, Pilot Officer George Corbett 36 5:52-55 P
Battle of Britain, Pilot Officer Roy Marchand 36 6:51-55 P
Battle of Chatham, The 38 4:36-37 P
Battle of Maidstone, exhibition 29 3:8
Baugh, Bernadette 24 260-1
Baumgartl, Nomi 41 1:38-39 P
Bawden, Edward 43 1:20-27
Bawleymen, Medway 30 1:12 P
Bawleymen, Medway 30 2:10 P
Bawleys 12 312 R
Bawleys 20 524 P
Bawleys 26 16 P
Bawleys 28 17-19 P
Bax, Arnold Ridley 12 419
Bax, John 40 5:20-22
Bax, Mary 30 1:44-46
Bax, Mary, murder 24 533
Bayeux Tapestry 39 2:7
Bayeux Tapestry 44 1:22-29 P
Bayford Castle, Sittingbourne 30 2:27
Bayham abbey 13 390
Bayham abbey 20 729 P
Bayham abbey 25 51, 53
Bayham abbey, L’Eglise 24 721 P
Bayham abbey, riot 1525 23 605-l0 P
Bayleaf Farmhouse 12 250-1 P
Bayleaf Farmhouse, Chiddingstone, Weald and Downland Museum 34 1:42-45 P
Bayley, Thomas 17 473-4
Bayliss, Mr 31 2:18-19
Baylock, George 16 227-9
Bazalgette, Sir Joseph 35 5:9
Bazalgette, Sir Joseph 41 3:36
Bazalgette, Sir Joseph 42 1:9
Bazalgette, sludge vessel 18 450-455 P
BBC Orchestra 09 695
BBC Radiophonic Workshop 38 3:28-33
BBC, television launch 43 4:29
BBC, Watch with Mother 38 5:18-20
BE2C biplane 37 2:6
Beach barrages 14 19-24
Beach huts 22 195
Beach huts 25 4-10P; 101-11 P, No 3 BC L, P
Beach, Fletcher 14 367-9
Beach, The, Walmer (home Joseph of Lister) 30 2:44-45 P
Beachborough 19 467
Beachborough 26 698-710 P
Beachstars (band) 42 1:41-42 P
Beachy Head lighthouse 12 572-3 P
Beacons 09 451, 453
Beacons 14 71
Beacons 21 709-11 P
Beacons, aircraft 16 504
Beaconsfield, Earl of 45 1:38
Beadle, Charles 26 123
Beadle, Ethel Emily 36 3:15
Beadle, John C. (Coachbuilders) Ltd 4 318-9
Beagle, HMS 45 1:16-25
Beale, Benjamin 01 456-462
Beale, Benjamin 20 383
Beale, James, 19 12
Beale, John and Joshua (inventors) 18 329-332 P, 512
Beale, John and Joshua 37 2:55
Beam-trawling 14 253
Bean, Alfred 28 22-23
Bean, Alfred 29 6:42-45 P
Bean, Alfred 36 2:33
Bean, Esther, epitaph, Great Chart 32 3:34
Beane, Anne and Elizabeth, epitaph, Hythe 32 3:32 P
Beaney House of Art and Knowledge 34 3:7
Beaney Institute, Canterbury 35 1:14 R
Beaney, James 44 2:43 P
Beaney, James George 17 81
Beanfeasts 15 754-5
Bear Inn, Faversham 19 13
Beard, Dr Charles 37 4:15
Beard, Dr Frank 41 3:6-10
Beardsell, Sir William 42 6:34-35 P
Beardsley, Aubrey 38 2:15 P
Bearsted 01 730-4 P
Bearsted 13 714-6 P
Bearsted 19 621
Bearsted 34 1:5
Bearsted Green 21 698-704 P
Bearsted, Alfred Mynn 39 2:50-51 P
Bearsted, bakery 21 700-704 P
Bearsted, Baroness Orczy 30 3:16-17
Bearsted, church window 25 265 P, 268
Bearsted, school 25 118-9 R
Bearsted, Scouts 21 667
Bearsted, Snowfield 21 667, 669 P
Bearsted, Tudor House roadhouse 21 241
Bearsted, writers 21 667-8, 670-1 P
Beat groups 42 1:40-47 P
Beater family 17 687, 689-90
Beater, Orlando 17 579-80, 688
Beating the bounds 22 94
Beatles, The 38 3:32
Beatles, The 39 3:19-21
Beatles, The 42 5:20-23 P
Beatles, The 43 5:18-27 P
Beaton, Cecil 41 6:7-9 P
Beatrice Maud 25 137-40 P
Beatson, John 38 1:36
Beatson, William 38 1:36-37 P
Beatty (training ship) 18 574
Beatty, Alma 37 6:49-50
Beatty, Sir Chester 42 1:38 P
Beauclerk, Lord Frederick 39 2:48
Beaufoy, Rev S. 19 479
Beaulieu 17 711-18 P
Beaumont, Sir Basil 22 465
Beaune 17 51-2
Beauty contests 24 689-92 P
Beaverbrook, 1st Lord 42 6:14
Beaverbrook, 1st Lord, Betteshanger pit strike 41 3:47
Beaverbrook, 1st Lord, Noël Coward letters 41 3:22-23
Beazley, Samuel 30 1:14-15
Bebbington, Dave 42 2:44-46
Becher, Captain Alexander 43 5:18
Beck, Ernest 40 2:6-7
Beck, Sir Adam 36 4:23
Beckenham 08 632 R
Beckenham 14 758 R
Beckenham 17 373 R
Beckenham 23 756 R
Beckenham, Abbey school 17 342-6 P
Beckenham, Avenue Hall Masonic Lodge 36 3:14
Beckenham, Balgowan school morris team 21 584 P, 589
Beckenham, Cator estate 22 32
Beckenham, cinemas 21 486-9 P, 22 146-7 P
Beckenham, coal merchants 18 208-209 P
Beckenham, Cricket Club 09 472
Beckenham, Croydon Road Recreation Ground 22 34-6 P
Beckenham, David Bowie 42 2:42-51 P
Beckenham, Elmers End 03 701 R
Beckenham, flood 1968 22 35
Beckenham, flower show 22 36
Beckenham, late Victorian tradesmen 17 668-74 P
Beckenham, library 22 742-3 P
Beckenham, lock-ups 19 106
Beckenham, parks 22 29-36 P
Beckenham, Place 22 29-32 P
Beckenham, St Barnabas’ church 26 374 P, 376
Beckenham, St Edmund’s church 26 464 P, 467
Beckenham, St Michael’s church 26 376
Beckenham, street names 20 415-7
Beckenham, Three Tuns 42 2:42-51 P
Beckenham, war preparations 11 434-9 P
Becket family 12 103
Becket, Thomas 11 471, 475, 556-9
Becket, Thomas 12 259, 263
Becket, Thomas 19 29
Becket, Thomas 21 18
Becket, Thomas 24 436 R
Becket, Thomas 32 6:5
Becket, Thomas 37 2:7
Becket’s Well, Canterbury 07 21-4
Becket’s Well, Canterbury 18 19
Beckton 24 353
Beckton, gasworks 14 6 P
Bede 20 471
Bede, the Venerable 37 1:29
Bedford van 34 5:42
Bedgebury 06 9-12 P
Bedgebury, estate 20 657
Bedgebury, Lady Well 19 46-8 P
Bedgebury, Pinetum 24 715
Bedo, George 36 3:38-39
Bedwell Park, Hertfordshire 36 4:14-15
Bedwell’s Swivel 19 222 P, 224
Bee boles 12 451 P
Bee wine 19 415
Beeching, Dr Richard 40 6:20
Beeching, Lord 39 4:10-16
Beer 18 482-483
Beer, act 21 447
Beer, delivery by barge 19 5
Beer, Ellie (artist) 43 5:16-18 P
Beer, Hans and Gretel 22 77-8
Beer, making 29 3:16-22 P
Beer, Royal Tonbridge Wells Brewing Company 31 3:8 P
Beerbohm Tree, Herbert 22 456
Beerhouse Act (1830) 41 1:15
Beeton / Mayson, Isabella 32 2:24-27
Beeton / Mayson, Isabella 32 2:24-27
Beeton, Samuel 32 2:24
Behenna, Betty 41 5:29-34 P
Bekesbourne 02 37-43 P
Bekesbourne Lane Oast House, Littlebourne 29 3:22
Bekesbourne, aerodrome 02 212, 214 P
Bekesbourne, aerodrome 07 420, 422 P
Bekesbourne, aerodrome 11 228-34 P
Bekesbourne, church 02 38-41 P
Bekesbourne, Cinque Port limb 29 1:36-38 P
Bekesbourne, Cobham Court 29 1:38
Bekesbourne, Daniel Defoe 29 1:38
Bekesbourne, Hugh de Bec 29 1:37
Bekesbourne, Kent Flying Club 10 540-6 P
Bekesbourne, Old Palace 23 551-2 P
Bekesbourne, St Peter’s church, Sir Henry Palmer monument 26 753-57 P
Bekesbourne, St Peter’s church, Sir Henry Palmer monument 29 1:36-38 P
Bekesbourne, Swing riots 22 181
Belcher / Adams, Sarah Ann 27 69-73
Belcher, George (Gad’s Hill) 41 3:6-13
Beldham, William ‘Silver Belly’ 29 2:15
Belgian refugees 35 3:34-35 P
Belgian relief fund 26 59
Belgrade 45 4:20
Belke family 03 177
Bell family, diving pioneers 21 110-114 P
Bell Harry 18 269-271
Bell Inn, St Nicholas-at-Wade 30 5:36-37
Bell VC, David 22 170-1 P
Bell, Edward Ingress 41 6:14-15 P
Bell, Emily Isabella 41 3:23
Bell, George (Dean of Canterbury) 9 691-5 P
Bell, George 32 5:49
Bell, J. A. 18 7
Bell, John Amy Bird (murderer) 03 347-8
Bell, John Amy Bird (murderer) 05 618
Bell, John Amy Bird (murderer) 29 2:25-26
Bell’s Forstal Farm 24 10 P
Bellenden, Mary 14 43
Bellerophon 16 603-5
Bellerophon, HMS 38 2:9
Belleville boilers 23 177, 181
Belloc, Hilaire 42 6:47
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 05 22-6 P
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 13 97-9 P, 112, 529, 554-5
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 14 347-52 P, 611, 649, 50
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 17 351-4 P, 424
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 18 267-71 P
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 20 483
Bells, bell-founding and bell-ringing 21 233, 237-238
Bells, Dover 15 110
Bells, Ospringe 15 133-4
Bells, sheep 14 39 P
Belmont Folly 22 132-3 P
Belmont House, Throwley 36 3:8-9 P
Belmont Park grotto 18 606-607 P
Belmont, cricket pitch 23 378 P, 381
Belosselsky-Belozersky, Prince Sergei 42 4:32-35 P
Belsey, Francis Flint 37 4:39
Belsey, Sir Francis Flint 36 6:18-21 P
Beltinge 05 347-51 P, 517-20
Beltinge 07 713-7 P
Beltinge, Baptist church 05 350 P
Beltinge, Reculver Lodge 07 716 P, 717
Beltring 21 579
Beltring, hop farm 09 566-7 R,
Beltring, hop farm 19 513-8 P,
Beltring, hop farm 29 3:20
Belvedere 11 223-7 P
Belvedere 13 736-40 P
Belvedere 20 459-62 P
Belvedere 21 706 P
Belvedere 36 4:12-17 P
Belvedere, All Saints’ school 22 641-5
Belvedere, bands 19 209
Belvedere, Baptist church 11 299-305 P
Belvedere, cinemas 21 187-188
Belvedere, Eardley Arms 11 224 P, 227
Belvedere, estate 22 120 R
Belvedere, policing 19 570 P, 574
Belvedere, schools 20 462
Belvedere, St Augustine’s church 26 374 P, 376
Belvedere, Sunday school 11 300-1, 305
Belvedere, tree house 26 171-72 P
Belvedere, wash day 26 597-600 P
Bembom Brothers 41 5:24-25 P
Ben Greet Players 40 4:21-23 P
Benden, Alice (martyr) 08 573-7
Bendish Sluice 18 733
Benedictine nuns 23 759 L
Benedictines 12 94-5
Benefactions 09 224-30 P
Beneke, Mr 20 333
Benenden hospital 42 4:4-13 P
Benenden, church sundial 01 666
Benenden, cricket 21 493-9 P
Benenden, green 21 462 P
Benenden, lock-up 20 371
Benenden, Paper Mill Farm 43 5:50-51 P
Benenden, sanatorium 08 357-8, 360 P
Benenden, St George’s church 21 494 P
Benenden, trade tokens 06 18-9 P
Benenden, wage riot 1830 23 283-5
Benenden, William Cobbett 32 2:48
Benevolent clubs 15 749-51 P
Benevolent clubs 19 150-4 P
Benge, Frederick William 15 694 R
Ben-Gurion, David 19 437
Benham, Rev William 36 6:41-43
Benham, Richard Kenyon 25 210
Benham, the Rev William 43 2:4-13 P
Benjafield, J. Dudley 37 3:44
Benjamin, Georg 41 6:38-39 P
Benjamin, ship sale, Margate (1791) 06 136-9 P
Bennett, Alan (playwright) 42 4:26-35
Bennett, Alan (playwright) 45 5:10
Bennett, Charles 36 3:15
Bennett, Doreen ‘Biddy’ 21 587-9
Bennett, H. A. 31 3:34
Bennett, Sir John 12 212-3
Bennett-Goldney, Francis 18 No 2 IBC R
Bennett-Goldney, Francis 24 215, 222
Bennett-Goldney, Francis 35 1:14 R
Benson, Archbishop Edward 39 2:25
Benson, Frank 22 455
Bensted, Alan 28 118-119 P
Bensted, Richard (blacksmith) 40 2:40-41
Bensted, W. H. 15 12
Bentham, Samuel (architect) 21 89
Bentham, Samuel (architect) 22 561-4, 603-5
Bentley, Samuel 36 5:37-38
Benton, William 36 6:15
Benvenue 42 2:32-34
Benz, Carl 45 6:8
Beowulf 12 592
Beowulf 20 56 R, 473
Berens, Henry 27 65
Berens, Henry Hulse 31 5:22
Berens, Rev R. H. M. 27 158
Beresford Hope, Alexander and James 06 10-11
Beresford, Tristram 37 6:13
Beresford, Viscount 06 10-11
Beresford-Hope, A. J. B. (MP) 39 2:41-45
Bermuda, Kent workers in 43 6:5-10
Bernard, Sidney 36 3:28-31 P
Berndt, Louis 10 429-32 P
Bernhardt, Dr Alec 21 233
Berry, Robert 26 174
Berry’s Maple, school 12 11, 15 P
Bertha, Queen 12 105
Bertram Mills Circus 23 338
Bertram, Ramsey, Vice-Admiral 26 317-19, 323
Bessemer, Henry (steel manufacturer) 19 388
Bessemer, Henry (steel manufacturer) 20 37-42 P
Bessemer, Henry (steel manufacturer) 23 21-2
Best family, Adisham 6 478-80 P
Best, F. 18 223-225 P, 272-280 P
Best, James 23 705-6
Bestall, Alfred (illustrator) 42 6:18
Beswick, James 18 67
Bethell, W. E. 37 2:44-48
Bethersden 03 386-92 P
Bethersden Baptist church 17 23
Bethersden, church 03 391-2 P
Bethersden, Dorothea Hayward, epitaph 32 3:31
Bethersden, folk music 16 380-1
Bethersden, folk music 17 555
Bethersden, Lovelace Place 25 28, No 2 IBC P
Bethersden, Low Wood Manor House 24 142-3 P
Bethersden, pubs 17 555
Bethersden, St Margaret’s church 25 22 P, 24 P
Bethersden, W. H. Colt 37 6:16-22 P
Bethlem Hospital 35 2:37-38
Bethune, William 41 3:21
Betjeman, Sir John 36 5:54
Betjeman, Sir John, Margate 42 6:50
Betsey, diving smack 21 No 5 IBC L
Betteshanger colliery 17 183 R
Betteshanger colliery 21 635-6 P
Betteshanger colliery 23 195-206 P, 330-2 P
Betteshanger colliery 27 298, 225 P,
Betteshanger colliery 28 4, 111,114 P
Betteshanger colliery 32 1:10 R
Betteshanger colliery 32 4:42-43 P
Betteshanger colliery 36 5:6-7 P
Betteshanger colliery 41 3:42-51 P
Betts, Edmund (pilot) 41 5:28-35 P
Betts, Edward 04 84-6
Betts, Edward, ‘Jumbo’ 18 23
Betts, Freddie 24 202 P, 204 P, 206
Betty, Master 31 6:12 R
Bevan, Aneurin 32 3:47
Bevan, Frank (barge skipper) 40 5:14-15
Beverley Cricket Club 23 379, 381
Beverley Cricket Club 24 216
Beverley Farm, Canterbury 36 6:12-13 P
Bevin boys 23 323-5
Bevin boys 41 3:48-49
Bevin, Ernest 41 3:45-51 P
Bexley (sludge vessel) 18 534 P
Bexley 04 112-6 P
Bexley 17 311 R
Bexley 18 695 P
Bexley 45 4:9-15
Bexley Civic Society 35 5:54
Bexley Cricket Club 24 579-83 P
Bexley Heritage Trust 36 2:33
Bexley Hospital (health asylum) 24 359-64 P
Bexley, Baldwyn’s Park 02 277-9
Bexley, Baldwyn’s Park 42 6:44-49 P
Bexley, Barn Theatre 15 711
Bexley, butterfly farm 25 594
Bexley, butterfly farm 26 645-50 P, 711-18 P
Bexley, charities 04 112-6 P
Bexley, Charter Day, 1937 32 5:14-16 P
Bexley, cinemas 21 187-192 P
Bexley, civil Administration 22 93-4
Bexley, Danson Hall 29 6:42-45 P
Bexley, Danson House 36 2:32-33 P
Bexley, Danson Park miniature railway 22 690-4 P
Bexley, deneholes 07 608-13 P
Bexley, deneholes 23 383-5 P
Bexley, family history 15 248 R
Bexley, Gothic bath house 20 52-4 P
Bexley, great estates 22 120 R
Bexley, Hall Place 17 No 9 IBC R
Bexley, Hall Place 22 120 R, 739
Bexley, Hall Place 25 233-4 P
Bexley, Hall Place 29 4:10 R
Bexley, Hall Place 29 6:10 L
Bexley, John Slater, epitaph 32 3:30
Bexley, libraries 22 738 P, 739-41
Bexley, Lord 14 665-8
Bexley, May Place 22 120 P
Bexley, medieval period 15 567 R
Bexley, pageant 10 801-8 P
Bexley, police 19 571-80 P, No 10 FC P
Bexley, Rose Bruford College 15 709-12 P
Bexley, Second World War 08 55 R
Bexley, St Mary’s church 01 102-3
Bexley, tramways 09 13-16 P, 59-63 P
Bexley, Vale Mascal Estate 20 52, 54
Bexleyheath 17 311 R
Bexleyheath 19 575, 578 P
Bexleyheath, 1930s 30 3:48-51 P
Bexleyheath, A History 34 3:12 R
Bexleyheath, Broadway Cinema 30 4:15
Bexleyheath, church 21 237
Bexleyheath, cinemas 21 186 P, 188-189
Bexleyheath, cinemas 22 26 P
Bexleyheath, Cottingham’s Grammar school 23 60-62
Bexleyheath, Ellesdon House school 23 58-60 P
Bexleyheath, National school 22 24-27 P
Bexleyheath, railways 18 247 R
Bexleyheath, railways 22 487
Bexleyheath, railways 29 6:42-45 P
Bexleyheath, Red House 36 3:18-21 P
Bexleyheath, Regal Cinema 31 3:51 P
Bexleyheath, station 19 574
Bexleyheath, University school 23 62-64 P
Bexleyheath, Uplands Board school 22 27-28
Bexleyheath, Upton College 23 58 P
Bibliography of Kent 01 383 R
BICC plc (British Insulated Callender’s Cables) 19 210, 214 P
Bickersteth, Edward, bishop 39 2:24
Bickley, coal yards 18 207
Bickley, Crooked Billet, V2 attack 32 3:6 P
Bickley, St George’s church 16 337-40 P
Bickley, St George’s church 20 68 P, 70
Bickley, St George’s church 26 376-77 P
Bickley, station 21 22 P
Bicknell, John 20 271-4 P
Bicycles 18 332 P
Bidborough, ‘Mac’ Court 41 2:12-13 P
Bidborough, St Laurence church 34 6:21
Biddenden 08 192-6 P
Biddenden 45 4:22-25
Biddenden Cider 45 4:25
Biddenden historians 37 5:6
Biddenden Maids 19 291-6 P
Biddenden Maids 45 4:25
Biddenden Place 01 667
Biddenden school 09 487-93 P
Biddenden station 03 556 P
Biddenden, cakes 11 156 P, 157
Biddenden, Castleton’s Oak 41 1:16-19 P
Biddenden, Chulkhurst Charity 21 749-50 P
Biddenden, church 08 192 P, 194-5
Biddenden, church, barrel organ 17 27-8
Biddenden, conjoined twins 32 6:41
Biddenden, deaths from syncope 36 4:40-41
Biddenden, murder 1899 11 500-1
Biddenden, murder 1899 36 4:36-43 P
Biddenden, tithe objections 16 205-7
Biddenden, village sign 32 6:42 P
Biden, Joe (US president) 43 1:45
Bifrons, Bridge 26 651-58 P
Biggers, Bill (pilot) 45 2:27-29
Biggin Hill, Acoustical Design Experimental Establishment (ADEE) 10 635-9 P
Biggin Hill, Black Horse 02 67 P
Biggin Hill, Bristol Fighters First World War 22 300
Biggin Hill, bus 41 1:41
Biggin Hill, ghosts 22 757 R
Biggin Hill, Memorial Chapel 26 626-27 P
Biggin Hill, Old Jail Inn 19 105-6
Biggin Hill, policing 20 636 P, 639-43
Biggin Hill, RAF 36 4:8-9 P
Biggin Hill, RAF Station 01 518-9 P, 641 R
Biggin Hill, RAF Station 07 740-3
Biggin Hill, RAF Station 08 119-20 L, 612-3
Biggin Hill, RAF Station 10 687
Biggin Hill, Spa 18 17
Biggin Hill, Spirit of Kent Spitfire 28 53 P
Biggin Hill, tea garden 19 509
Biggin Hill, White Hart 10 13
Biggles (fictional character) 44 4:30
Biggs, Clive 22 50 P
Bigham, Sir John 39 5:26
Bignell, Alan (journalist) 26 137
Bigsworth, Arthur 44 4:30-31 P
Billeting 10 457-9, 685-8 P
Billeting 12 398
Billeting 16 37
Billing, Robert, epitaph, Wye 32 3:31
Billinghurst, Rosa May (suffragette) 45 2:17
Billingsgate Dock, Greenwich 24 87-95 P
Billy Bunter 22 623-5 P
Bilsington 07 657-61 P
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Birch, Eugenius 36 4:27-28
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Birchington 05 683-7 P
Birchington 10 535-9 P, 581-5 P
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Birchington Heritage Trust 44 4:29-31
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Birchington, Grenham House 39 5:22-23
Birchington, Grenham House 43 3:41-42
Birchington, Home Guard 28 38 P
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Birchington, Second World War 31 2:48-51 P
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Birchington, windmills 02 345
Birchwood, Bull pub 07 532 P
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Bird, Brigadier 03 341-5
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Birds nesting 21 52-3
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Birling 03 570-1 R
Birling, All Saints’ church 34 6:21
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Bishops of Rochester 20 343-5
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Bishopsbourne, Bourne estate 09 33-39 P
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Bishopstone, coastguard lookout 21 544-51 P, 608-16p
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Black Eagle brewery, Westerham 36 4:8-9 P
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Black Prince 15 399
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Black’s Guide to Kent 13 669-70 P
Blackadder 23 82-83 P
Blackfen 36 1:14
Blackfen cinemas 21 189-190 P
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Blackheath, Green Man pub 10 680-5 P
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Blackheath, Green Man pub 25 233
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Blacksmiths 13 293, 431-4 P, 489
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Blackwall Tunnel 23 415 P
Blackwall Tunnel 42 1:9
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Bland, Hubert 34 4:20-24 P
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Blaxland, George 37 5:34-39 P
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Blean Forest 16 755 R
Blean Forest 24 65
Blean heritage museum 37 5:6
Blean Union Workhouse 37 4:13
Blean, black dog sightings 19 79, 82 P
Blean, district register office 20 184 L
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Blean, Union Workhouse 16 711
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Blee, Michael and Susan 26 581-86
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Blériot, Louis 31 6:17
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Bligh Bros, Canterbury 30 6:20-27 P
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Blue Motor car service, Ashford 36 6:48-51 P
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Blundell, Joseph 30 4:16
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Boer War memorial arch 41 6:14-19 P
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Boer wars 40 1:20-23
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Boleyn, Anne 32 6:27-29
Boleyn, Anne 34 1:28
Boleyn, Anne 34 6:28-33 P
Boleyn, Anne 35 5:7
Boleyn, Anne 36 4:10 R
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Bonnington, church sundial 01 664 P
Bonnington, farmhouse 03 306 P
Bonnington, Ford Maddox Ford at 05 166-8
Bonnington, Goldenhurst 20 31, 33, 35 P
Bonnington, St Rumwold’s church 29 1:14 P
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Booker, Stanley 42 5:38-45 P
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Boorman, Jack 18 43-50 P
Boorman, Jack 21 562 P
Boosey, Charles and John 22 254-5
Boosey, Joyce 38 5:19
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Booth notebooks (poverty in SE London) 22 247 R
Booth, General William 16 661
Booth, General William 20 58 P
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Booth, Sophia 36 4:24-27
Booth, Sophia 37 3:8-15 P
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Borden 07 456-62 P
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Borden, workhouse 04 29-35 P
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Borough Green 14 744 P, 747 P
Borough Green 37 1:4
Borough Green, Baptist Chapel 17 484 P
Borough Green, Baptist Chapel 24 547 P
Borough Green, farm 07 491-2 P
Borough Green, fire brigade 02 239-44 P
Borough Green, Red Lion inn 05 268 P
Borough Green, Rex Cinema 30 6:35
Borrow, George 12 337-8
Borsholder 01 313
Borsholder 19 106
Borstal 01 113-4
Borstal 04 523-5 P
Borstal 16 2-8 P, 222-6 P
Borstal 36 3:22-27 P
Borstal Hill, Whitstable, sundial 31 5:40-41
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Borstal, Canopus pub 18 375 P
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Borstal, St Matthew’s church 04 524-5 R
Borstal, St Matthew’s church 17 382
Borstal, St Matthew’s church 44 4:12-13 P
Borstal, St Matthew’s school 16 223 P
Borussia (Artemis) 25 137-40
Boscawen 2 578
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Bossenden Wood, 20 225
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Bossenden Wood, riots 07 588
Bossingham 21 310 R
Bosville family 01 441-2, 7 293-4
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Boswell, Levi and Urania 30 2:13
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Botanical expedition 1629 05 161-3
Botany 44 1:4-11 P
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Boteler, Henry 37 1:12-13 P
Boteler, William Fuller 43 6:38
Botley, Jack 37 3:37-38
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Bottles and collecting 12 687-8 P
Boughton 16 384 P, 510 P
Boughton 25 339, 456 P, 458 P
Boughton Aluph, Boughton’s Charity 17 528
Boughton Aluph, Perry Court Farm oast house 29 3:19 P
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Boughton Malherbe 24 716
Boughton Malherbe, Boughton Place 34 1:8 P
Boughton messiah (William Courtenay) 22 243-5
Boughton Monchelsea 01 450
Boughton Monchelsea 42 1:36-38 P
Boughton Monchelsea 44 2:8-10 P
Boughton Monchelsea, church monuments 21 344
Boughton Monchelsea, fruit 43 6:23-28
Boughton Monchelsea, Rider mausoleum 23 302-3 P
Boughton Monchelsea, school 03 384-5 R
Boughton Monchelsea, St Peter’s 34 6:18
Boughton Monchelsea, Wierton Place 06 210-11
Boughton Place, Boughton Malherbe 34 1:8 P
Boughton Pottery 02 728-34 P
Boughton Pottery 03 702 R
Boughton Street 24 58 P
Boughton Street, bier house 20 371, 373 P
Boughton-Under-Blean 01 754
Boughton-Under-Blean 22 323-5 P
Boughton-Under-Blean, Millers 23 309 L
Boughton-Under-Blean, school 07 677, 680
Boulden, Rev Charles 40 4:20-21 P
Boulonge, Attack of 29 4:28-30
Boult, Sir Adrian 21 100-108 P
Boulton, Matthew 27 206-207
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Boundaries, county and parish 12 625-6 P, 696 L P
Boundaries, county and parish 13 296 P, 560-7 P
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Bourchier, Archbishop Thomas 35 5:8
Bourchier, Thomas 03 6
Bourdon, John De 19 81
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Bourne family, Bekesbourne 02 37, 41
Bourne, William 15 667
Bournes, Arthur 42 6:28
Bousfield, George 19 278
Bousier, Robert le 22 37-40
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Bow Street horse patrols 19 715
Bow Street horse patrols 21 197-198 P
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Bowbyes, Robert 37 5:46-48
Bowden, Captain Charles 22 659-63
Bowdler, Dr Thomas 43 3:24-28 P
Bowdler, Rev Thomas 43 3:24-28 P
Bowie, Angie 42 2:45-51 P
Bowie, David 42 2:42-51 P
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Bowles, John (Deal) 37 5:46-48
Bowles, Phil and Mervyn 17 386-7
Bowles, Thomas, George and Allen 18 607
Bowles, Toby 26 362-65
Bowling green, Sheerness 25 718 P
Bowling, Jim 22 48 P, 52
Bowls at Faversham 15 187-93 P
Bowls at Faversham 18 44, 48, 50 P
Bowls in Thanet 07 No 2 IBC L
Bowra, Maurice 02 156, 158-9 P
Bowsening Pools 22 90 P, 92
Boxall, Commander Kenneth 19 No 1 IBC L
Boxgrove 24 568 P
Boxley 20 692-2 R
Boxley Abbey 01 754
Boxley Abbey 04 79-81 P
Boxley Abbey 11 663, 666
Boxley, church 01 312
Boxley, Overloppe Mill 16 85
Boxley, Parkhouse 17 137
Boxley, Warren Farm 43 2:31-38 P
Boxley, William Alexander 32 4:50
Boxley, Wyatt Monument 21 338-9 P
Boy Scouts 12 396
Boy Scouts 14 106 P, 309 R, 323
Boy Scouts 16 39, 251
Boy Scouts 21 436 P
Boy Scouts, Leysdown tragedy 1912 14 533-8 P
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Boy Scouts, Northfleet First Group 30 2:8 P
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Boyd, Sir John 36 2:32-33
Boyer, William Henry 40 4:20
Boyer, William Henry 42 4:14-23 P
Boykett, Francis 04 495
Boyle, Nina 37 1:43-44
Boys, Catherine 36 1:24-29 P
Boys, John Harvey 37 4:52-55
Boys, Major Henry 22 525
Boys, Samuel 15 365
Boys, Sir John 29 2:44
Boys, Thomas Shotter 36 4:4
Boys, William 21 29-33 P
Boys, William, Surgeon 01 232
Boys’ Brigade 11 304 P
Boys’ pastimes 1920s 14 691
Brabazon, Elizabeth 21 93-99
Brabazon, Elizabeth Jane 20 477
Brabourne Lees 19 344 P, 419-22
Brabourne Lees, Orpins 41 6:5-7 P
Brabourne, barracks 17 237
Brabourne, barracks 19 465
Brabourne, chapels 19 342-6 P
Brabourne, chapels 6 96, 100-1 P
Brabourne, church 24 557
Brabourne, Conley Farm 19 415-6 P
Brabourne, hospital 17 237
Brabourne, hospital fields 19 343
Brabourne, Lord 11 634-43 P
Brabourne, Lord 19 465-8 P
Brabourne, milk production 20 130-7 P
Brabourne, musical families 18 745-750
Brabourne, St Mary’s church 20 520-1 P
Brabourne, Warren Farm 20 132-7, 304 P
Bracegirdle, William George 22 533-6
Brachet, James 22 747
Bradbourne, windmill 03 15-18
Braddell, Roland St John (lawyer) 45 3:39
Braddick, Captain John 43 6:23
Braddick, John (orchardist) 43 6:23-29 P
Braddick, John Wilbraham 43 6:25-29 P
Braddon 04 482-3, 485
Bradford, Rev John 35 2:50
Brading church 13 76 P
Bradley, Ralph William Thomas 34 2:10 P
Bradley, William (Sandwich) 42 4:17
Bradshaw timetable 21 19
Bradsole Abbey 01 755
Bradstow chapel 15 46-50 P
Bradstow chapel 21 269 P
Brady, Francis 41 3:42
Braems family 18 539-544
Braems family 20 No 5 IBC L
Brake Estates 19 193
Brake light vessel 14 326-32 P, No 8 IBC L, P
Brake, Henry 39 1:18-21
Bramah, Emma 44 2:50
Bramah, Joseph 37 1:21
Bramston, Rev William 16 269-75 P, 493-501
Branden near Sissinghurst, supernatural cat 22 756
Brandenburg 17 5 P
Brandenburgh, Hauptman Ernst 29 3:34-40
Brando, Marlon in Kent 32 6:12
Brands Hatch 27 143, 176-179 P
Brass bands, Callender cable works 13 739
Brass bands, Callender cable works 19 209-15 P
Brass bands, Woodchurch 19 143-50 P
Brassey family 04 60-62, 86-89
Brassey, Peter 28 270-274
Brasted 08 175-7, 407-9
Brasted 11 No 2 IBC R
Brasted 13 97-9 P, 421-3 P, 526-9 P, 693-5
Brasted 45 4:36-39
Brasted Charities 45 3:28-33
Brasted Charities 45 4:38-39
Brasted Chart 14 43
Brasted Chart, Foxwold 08 674-5 P
Brasted church 06 406
Brasted church 11 538-42 P
Brasted church 12 41
Brasted church 17 354 P
Brasted Place 06 325
Brasted Place 10 11
Brasted Place 11 751-4 P
Brasted Place 12 37-43 P, 153-5 P, No 7 IBC L
Brasted station 05 359
Brasted, Alderson, G. H. and Son 6 324-7 P
Brasted, butchers 10 796-800 P
Brasted, church End 06 324-5 P
Brasted, Courts, Baron and Leet 08 522-5 P
Brasted, Crawshay grave 08 464-7 P
Brasted, First World War 14 501-2
Brasted, garden finds 09 731-4 P
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Brasted, railway 06 118
Brasted, school 11 No 2 IBC R, 375, 45
Brasted, school 14 500
Brasted, school 17 311 R
Brasted, Shorey, A. G. (butchers) 06 597-603 P
Brasted, social life 1908 07 333-6 P
Brasted, swimming pool 06 471-4 P
Brasted, Turnell’s, chemists 06 117-9
Brasted, White Hart inn 10 10-13 P
Brasted, Women’s Institute 07 171-4 P
Brasted, Women’s Institute 10 643-6
Brasted, Women’s Institute 11 25, 245-8, 306-8, 372-5 P, 454-8 P
Brazier, Alfred 42 2:17-18
Brazier, James and Sarah 42 2:16-21 P
Breach of promise 15 263-8
Brearey, Frederick William 08 235-41 P
Bredgar 18 693 R
Bredgar House 27 294 P
Bredgar, agriculture 34 3:46-47
Bredgar, Burnham House 34 3:44 P
Bredgar, college 01 755
Bredgar, crime and punishment 34 3:47
Bredgar, Gore Pond 34 3:42 P
Bredgar, Parsonage Farm 30 6:8 P
Bredgar, spotlight on 34 3:42-47 P
Bredgar, village school 34 3:45-46
Bredhurst 24 54 R
Bredhurst 36 3:32-37 P
Bredhurst, church 24 54 R
Bredhurst, May Day celebration 27 69-76 P
Bredhurst, National school 27 70
Breeches Bible 39 4:30-31 P
Breeze block making 24 627-31 P
Breeze, Charlotte (Louisa) 23 396-404 P
Bremen, Alstadt school exchange 19 353-7
Bremners of Kirkwall 45 4:42
Brenan, Canon Eustace 29 6:20-22
Brenchley 10 19-26 P, No 1 Index R
Brenchley 18 No 6 IBC R
Brenchley 19 178 R
Brenchley 22 566 R
Brenchley, All Saints’ church 10 23
Brenchley, Coldharbour Farm 02 114-20 P, 557 P
Brenchley, Coldharbour Farm 03 458-61 P, 727-35 P
Brenchley, hop gardens 01 541
Brenchley, Julius 38 1:8-9 P
Brenchley, Knowle Castle 30 2:27
Brenchley, lock-up 20 371
Brennan torpedo 01 573 R
Brennan torpedo 14 384 P, 490-2 P,
Brennan torpedo 18 440 R, 758 R
Brennan torpedo 23 613, 615 P
Brennan, Heather (Dreamland) 41 5:27
Brennan, Louis (inventor) 2 717
Brennan, Louis (inventor) 44 3:4-15 P
Brent, Leslie (immunologist) 44 1:44-45
Brenzett 27 199-202
Brenzett, airfield 31 4:46 P
Brenzett, church 32 2:46-47 P
Brenzett, RAF airfield 01 359, 363, 364
Brenzett, William Cobbett 32 2:46
Brenzett, windmill 16 312
Brett family 22 543, 545
Brett, John 21 393
Brett, Robert & Sons 17 566 R
Brett, Robert (quarryman) 41 6:32-33
Brettingham the Younger, Matthew 35 6:32
Bretts (aggregates company) 41 6:32-33
Breweries 03 676-81 P
Breweries 07 529-34 P
Breweries 13 65
Breweries 14 92-6, 163-7, 187-9
Breweries, Culverstone Green 18 483
Breweries, Deal and Walmer 24 613-20 P, 635-41 P
Breweries, Dover 09 209-14 P
Breweries, Fremlins 18 193
Breweries, Hadlow 23 735-8
Breweries, Hythe 13 45
Breweries, Maidstone 01 593, 669-72 P
Breweries, Medway 23 705-10 P
Breweries, Ramsgate 02 51-3
Breweries, Ramsgate 04 36-43 P
Breweries, Ramsgate 05 663-7 P
Breweries, Shepherd Neame 13 643-6 P
Breweries, Shepherd Neame 20 247 R
Breweries, Tunbridge Wells 04 122-8 P
Breweries, Wateringbury 02 457-8 P,
Breweries, Wateringbury 05 265-8 P
Breweries, Westerham 13 182 R
Brewers’ company 12 373-4
Brewers’ Society, the 36 2:10-11 P
Brewing 36 1:14 R
Brice, Mr 17 215
Brice’s fruit farm 24 337-8 P
Brick industry, Faversham 38 2:44-51 P
Brick industry, Sevenoaks 38 1:42
Brickfields and brickworks 11 407-9 P
Brickfields and brickworks 15 161
Brickfields and brickworks 26 682-84
Brickfields and brickworks 27 29-36 P, 58-64 P
Brickfields and brickworks, Dunton Green 12 169
Brickfields and brickworks, Elmley 11 363, 365 P
Brickfields and brickworks, Faversham 25 523
Brickfields and brickworks, Funton 18 337-338
Brickfields and brickworks, High Brooms 15 442-53 P
Brickfields and brickworks, Lower Halstow 18 186-191 P, 281-286 P, 333-339 P
Brickfields and brickworks, Pluckley 9 369-74 P, 397-402 P
Brickfields and brickworks, Plumstead 25 347
Brickfields and brickworks, Sevenoaks 12 169
Brickfields and brickworks, sites c. 1800 24 406 P
Brickfields and brickworks, Swalecliffe 19 132
Brickfields and brickworks, Woodnesborough 12 469-75 P
Brickmakers’ Association 11 109
Brickmaking 01 652-6 P
Brickmaking 11 327
Brickmaking 12 169, No 5 IBC
Brickmaking 19 247-8
Brickmaking 25 79-80 P, 273, 647-52 P
Brickmaking 26 682-84
Brickmaking 27 31-33
Brickmaking 36 1:42-43 P
Brickmaking, Deal 24 257
Brickmaking, Deptford 22 343-4
Brickmaking, Faversham 21 564-6, 623-30 P
Brickmaking, Gillingham 31 1:14-18 P
Brickmaking, Kent and Essex Brickmasters’ Association 27 59
Brickmaking, pug mill 27 34 P
Brickmaking, Union of Thames and Medway Brickmasters 27 60
Brickmaking, wages 21 628
Brides in the bath murders 27 209-210
Bridge colliers 19 729-30, 734 P
Bridge construction 42 2:8-11 P
Bridge of boats across Thames 14 115
Bridge Place 18 539-544 P
Bridge, Bifrons 26 651-58 P
Bridge, Bridge Hill House 15 592 P
Bridge, Higham estate 35 6:13 P
Bridge, Higham House 15 592-3 P
Bridge, Higham Park 37 3:42-47 P
Bridge, Poor Law Union and Workhouse 26 143-52 P
Bridge, racecourse 20 489-90
Bridge, racing cars 15 591-6
Bridge, Red Lion pub 19 649
Bridge, Sir John 36 4:19
Bridge, Union 19 138 P
Bridge, William 32 6:49
Bridgen, Frogs Island 04 112 P, 113
Bridger, Charlie 15 29-35 P
Bridges 36 6:44-47 P
Bridges 41 3:32-39 P
Bridges, Rev John 19 296
Bridges, William 45 5:13
Bridgland, Edward, farmer 3 727
Bridon Ropes 43 2:27
Brief Encounter (film) 43 4:26
Briggs family (bakers) 24 250-5 P
Briggs, Doris 31 6:48-51
Briggs, Miss Enid 28 30-35 P
Briggs, Raymond 31 6:48-51P
Bright, Mary (nursemaid) 43 3:30-31
Brighton poisonings 37 4:12-15
Brignell family, smugglers 10 275
Brill, Dr Winston 41 6:36 P
Brill, Walter and Irmgard 41 6:36 P
Brilliant (paddle steamer) 19 524 P, 609
Brimble, Sergeant 31 6:10 R
Brimstone 12 371-4
Brine, Colonel Frederick (balloonist) 08 48-52 P
Brisley, George and Gordon 18 349-354 P, 433-439 P
Bristol Aeroplane Co 38 6:45-49 P
Britain, 100 Most Amazing Places in (book) 34 1:12 R
Britannia 2 3, 7, 24 55 L
Britannic 23 222 P
Britcher, Peter (barge mate) 40 5:14-15
British Empire Exhibition, Wembley (1924) 26 616-19 P
British Fruit Company 21 678-9
British Oil and Cake Mills 18 239
British Printing Corp. 38 5:21
British Railways, engines 20 600-3 P
British Railways, ferries 11 651-6 P
British Restaurant, St Anne’s Home, Herne Bay 32 1:32-33 P
British Sauna Society 45 2:51
British Saw Sharpening Machine Co 36 6:48-51
British Seaside, The 38 4:34-35 RP
British Sergeant (tanker) 20 158 P
British Standard Cement Works 15 388-90 P
British Sundial Society 31 5:40
British Workman (tanker) 19 643
Brittain’s Engineering, Peckham 36 4:8-9
Brixham fishing boats 08 119 L
Broad Salts, First World War airfield 07 421
Broadcasting 31 2:42-47 P
Broadoak 07 463-4 P
Broadsides 20 34 P
Broadsides, ‘Uncle Mack’ 06 725-8 P
Broadsides, Canterbury Bellman 06 725-30 P
Broadstairs 10 762-70 P
Broadstairs 12 163-70 P, 184 R
Broadstairs 14 No 1 IBC L
Broadstairs 45 4:4-5
Broadstairs High Street 45 4:6
Broadstairs Sailing Club 45 4:15
Broadstairs, 19th century 36 1:18-21 P
Broadstairs, Baptist chapel 24 488 P
Broadstairs, baths 12 163-4 P
Broadstairs, Bleak House 02 2-7 P, 585
Broadstairs, Bleak House 30 3:7 P
Broadstairs, boatbuilding 12 730
Broadstairs, Boyer, William Henry 42 4:15-16
Broadstairs, Bradstow Chapel 21 269 P
Broadstairs, Bradstow Mill pub 03 411
Broadstairs, Callis Court 07 119 L
Broadstairs, Catholic church 10 14 P
Broadstairs, cavern 03 469-72
Broadstairs, census (1841) 09 459-66 P
Broadstairs, Charles Dickens 0 9-11
Broadstairs, Charles Dickens 04 746-51 P
Broadstairs, Chinese Lantern Café murder 12 612-6 P
Broadstairs, Collins, Wilkie 08 591-3
Broadstairs, convalescent homes 22 329-30, 398-405 P
Broadstairs, Crampton water tower 12 170 P
Broadstairs, Culmer family 13 106-12 P
Broadstairs, Dane Court Farm 05 685
Broadstairs, Diamond Jubilee celebrations 12 558
Broadstairs, Dorothy Dickens 40 1:10-16 P
Broadstairs, Dr Arthur Albert Tester 28 209-213P
Broadstairs, Dumpton Gap 30 3:32-37 P
Broadstairs, Dumpton Gap 45 4:6, 12
Broadstairs, Eagle House 09 364-8 P
Broadstairs, East Kent garage 02 196 P
Broadstairs, election 1906 08 110
Broadstairs, excursion 1866 03 737-8
Broadstairs, fire service 10 15, 17
Broadstairs, fishing 21 265
Broadstairs, fortifications 03 589-92 P
Broadstairs, Grand Ballroom 45 4:12
Broadstairs, harbour 02 4 P
Broadstairs, harbour 13 107
Broadstairs, harbour 21 266 P
Broadstairs, Henry Mockett 42 4:15-16
Broadstairs, Hermitage 04 63-7 P
Broadstairs, Heydays and Nowadays (book) 29 1:BC R
Broadstairs, High Street 28 212 P
Broadstairs, highland chief figurehead 28 142-145 P
Broadstairs, Holy Trinity church 07 39-43 P
Broadstairs, Holy Trinity church 12 167-8 P
Broadstairs, Holy Trinity church 15 46-50 P
Broadstairs, Hugin Viking ship 26 234-41 P
Broadstairs, Hugin Viking ship replica 20 423-8 P
Broadstairs, inns 04 257-8 P
Broadstairs, John Buchan and The Thirty-Nine Steps 30 1:24-29 P
Broadstairs, jubilee clock tower 29 1:10 P
Broadstairs, library 23 235-6
Broadstairs, lifeboat station 02 583-5 P
Broadstairs, lifeboat station 07 560, 562-3 P
Broadstairs, local government 21 269
Broadstairs, Lord Northcliffe 43 3:4-13
Broadstairs, Louisa Bridge 12 166
Broadstairs, Memorial Theatre 32 4:30-31
Broadstairs, Morelli’s cappuccino 31 3:6
Broadstairs, murder 1807 15 346-51 P
Broadstairs, Naldera 28 209-213 P
Broadstairs, Napoleonic Wars 03 587-92 P
Broadstairs, Neptune’s Hall pub 15 346-9 P
Broadstairs, Northern Belle shipwreck 06 110 7 P
Broadstairs, Our Lady Star of the Sea 34 3:8 P
Broadstairs, photographic history 28 204-205 R P
Broadstairs, Pier 02 4-5 P, 7 559-63 P
Broadstairs, Pierremont Hall 15 173-80 P, 215-9 P
Broadstairs, Port Regis 22 622 P
Broadstairs, Port Regis 44 3:44-47 P
Broadstairs, Preachers Knoll 07 40 P
Broadstairs, Prince of Wales visits 11 11, 13
Broadstairs, Rose Inn 06 111, 113, 115-6
Broadstairs, Royal Albion hotel 30 1:27-28 P
Broadstairs, Royal pupils 41 3:14-23
Broadstairs, royal visits 15 215-7
Broadstairs, sands 24 268 P
Broadstairs, Sarah Thorne Theatre 45 3:12
Broadstairs, schools 09 463-4, 15 49
Broadstairs, shipbuilding 06 343-7 P
Broadstairs, shipbuilding 19 179 R
Broadstairs, shipbuilding 21 265
Broadstairs, Sir Francis Laking 41 3:16-19 P
Broadstairs, smuggling 01 20-1 P
Broadstairs, smuggling 09 710-14
Broadstairs, Southern Railways poster 32 4:PFC
Broadstairs, spies in 10 601-4 P
Broadstairs, St Cuby 07 405-6 P
Broadstairs, St Mary’s Chapel 01 365-9 P
Broadstairs, St Mary’s Chapel 13 107-8 P
Broadstairs, St Peter’s church 09 66 P
Broadstairs, St Peter’s church 11 586-91 P
Broadstairs, St Peter’s Court school 41 3:15-23 P
Broadstairs, St Peter’s school 45 4:5-7
Broadstairs, Tartar Frigate 45 4:13
Broadstairs, the Ranch 28 30-35 P
Broadstairs, Thomas Crampton 38 1:38-43 P
Broadstairs, tramways 22 247 R
Broadstairs, unexploded bombs 10 14-18 P
Broadstairs, Wellesley House school 41 3:23
Broadstairs, Whitfield Tower 03 471-2 P, 765-6 P
Broadstairs, windmills 02 347
Broadstairs, windmills 03 411-4 P
Broadstairs, York Gate 09 454 P
Broadstairs, York Gate 10 14 P, 18, 492-5 P
Broadstairs, York Gate House 41 3:14-19 P
Broadway Cinema, Bexleyheath 30 4:15
Broc, Ranulf de 12 262-3
Brocklebank, Captain 17 715-6
Brocklebank, Thomas 35 2:23
Brockley police station 21 202 P
Brockman family 26 703-07
Brockman family, Newington 07 396-7
Brockwell, Richard (miner) 44 3:18-19
Brodrick Report on coroners 19 470
Broke Bell, Patricia 36 4:23
Brome, James (travel writer) 42 6:8
Bromley 01 575 R
Bromley 04 374 R
Bromley 09 438-9 R
Bromley 12 54 R, 439 R, 626
Bromley 15 116 R
Bromley 23 660 P
Bromley College almshouse 42 2:22-23 P
Bromley Football Club 40 2:20-24 P
Bromley Green, poultry farming 07 11-15 P
Bromley Hill Place 19 111-4 P
Bromley Register Office 42 2:46
Bromley South station 19 635
Bromley, ‘Governor’ Dewey 23 354-5 P
Bromley, air raid, April 1941 25 141-2
Bromley, almshouse 20 343
Bromley, ballrooms 22 149
Bromley, Baptist church 17 488 P
Bromley, Barron FC 37 2:28-29
Bromley, Bishops’ Palace 16 621-5 P
Bromley, Bishops’ Palace 20 172-7 P, 346 P
Bromley, Bishops’ Palace 22 635, 640 P
Bromley, brickmaking 16 335
Bromley, British Legion 23 355-7 P
Bromley, British Legion entertainments for orphans 20 43-5 P
Bromley, Broadway 19 347-52 P
Bromley, Bromley High school 41 2:47
Bromley, Bus services 41 1:41
Bromley, Canadian war graffiti 16 37-44 P
Bromley, Central Hall 22 250-2 P, 345-50 P
Bromley, charity committees 23 352-4 P
Bromley, cinemas 21 486-92
Bromley, cinemas 22 143-51 P
Bromley, coaching inns 18 232
Bromley, coal posts 16 71-5 P
Bromley, Common 04 156-61 P
Bromley, Common 18 236 P
Bromley, Congregational church 19 252-5
Bromley, Congregational church 25 145, 239-43 P
Bromley, County Grammar school for Girls 21 34-41 P
Bromley, court dressmaker (Miss Cakebread) 21 211-215
Bromley, Cricket 39 2:46-51
Bromley, Crompton, Richmal 41 2:44-51 P
Bromley, denehole 07 No 11 IBC L
Bromley, Environment Bromley 07 656
Bromley, Filby, Elmer 25 359-60
Bromley, fires 16 333-40 P
Bromley, fires 20 65-71 P
Bromley, Football Club 17 43, 45-6
Bromley, Football Club 23 357-8
Bromley, Frederick ‘Toby’ 41 5:42-43
Bromley, ghosts 20 245
Bromley, great freeze 1962-3 17 42-7 P
Bromley, great storm (1987) 28 222-225 P
Bromley, heritage walk 01 505-6
Bromley, High Elms ice well 01 505-6 P
Bromley, hospitals 08 135-9
Bromley, housekeeping expenses, 1930s 16 143-50 P
Bromley, inns 04 301-3 P, 306
Bromley, Iszard’s ironmongery 20 65-6
Bromley, Ivy Bridge rail disaster 1882 15 226-32 P
Bromley, James Robertson Justice 41 5:36
Bromley, Lady Margaret Hospital 45 3:46-48
Bromley, laundries 17 740-4 P
Bromley, libraries 22 741-43 P
Bromley, lock-ups 19 106
Bromley, Market Square 02 647-50 P, 707-9 P
Bromley, memorial inscriptions 31 2:6-7
Bromley, memories of 26 616-22 P
Bromley, Methodist church 25 241-4 P
Bromley, Morley pianos 25 353-4 P
Bromley, Morley Pianos 39 3:18
Bromley, music scene 22 251-5, 345-50 P
Bromley, New church (Swedenborgian) 22 630-9 P
Bromley, New Theatre 20 69
Bromley, New Theatre 22 149
Bromley, orchestras 22 147-9 P
Bromley, policing of 15 752-3, 758
Bromley, policing of 18 67-73 P
Bromley, policing of 20 640 P
Bromley, Presbyterian church 16 334-7 P
Bromley, pubs and inns 20 174, 240-6 P
Bromley, races 18 71
Bromley, railways 08 85-91 P
Bromley, railways 15 183 R, 226-32 P
Bromley, Ripley and its musical activities 21 101-108 P
Bromley, Royal Bell Hotel 38 4:12-14 P
Bromley, Salvation Army Citadel 25 246-8 P
Bromley, Second World War air raids 02 126-7 R
Bromley, shopping 25 353-60 P
Bromley, shops, 1890s 19 347-52 P
Bromley, shops, 1920-40 23 215-21 P
Bromley, Singer sewing machines shop 22 637
Bromley, soldiers’ clubs 16 38-9 P
Bromley, soldiers’ clubs 19 251-5 P, 504 L
Bromley, Sparkes’ (Sanfield) Cottage 04 303-6 P
Bromley, SS Peter and Paul church 25 141-5 P, 248 P
Bromley, SS Peter and Paul church 35 4:20 P
Bromley, SS Peter and Paul church, organs 25 613-7 P
Bromley, St Andrew’s Parish 04 246 R
Bromley, St Blaize’s well 16 621-6 P
Bromley, St Blaize’s well 20 174 P, 341
Bromley, St Mark’s church 16 410-11 P
Bromley, St Mark’s church 25 244-7 P, No 6 IBC L
Bromley, St Mary’s Rectory 22 741
Bromley, station 15 226-8 P, 230 P
Bromley, station 18 69
Bromley, station 20 173
Bromley, street names 20 341-9 P, 415-22 P
Bromley, the Glades 25 239, 242 P
Bromley, the Rookery 12 464-6 P
Bromley, toll-gate 18 70
Bromley, town pump 16 230 P
Bromley, trains through 20 599-604 P
Bromley, Union workhouse 19 103, 425
Bromley, Union workhouse 20 45
Bromley, Victorian times 07 247 R
Bromley, Viola House school 22 253
Bromley, volunteers 12 466
Bromley, Wells, H. G. 38 4:10-17 P
Bromley, Widows’ College 18 235 P
Bromley, Wilberforce’s Oak 19 619-21 P
Bromley, windmill 06 87-91 P, 184 L
Bromley, Young’s motor works 23 659-62 P
Brompton, barracks 03 23-8 P, 276-7 P
Brompton, barracks 10 586 P, 587
Brompton, barracks 18 489-492, 610 P
Brompton, barracks, Boer memorial 31 4:24-29 P
Brompton, barracks, Crimea Gate 26 460 P, 462
Brompton, Holy Trinity church 39 5:24-33 P
Brompton, Martin, Rev H. J. 39 5:24-33 P
Brompton, Royal Engineers’ Museum 26 478
Bronze Age 39 6:4-5 P
Bronze Age, boat, Dover 18 35
Bronze Age, in Thanet 01 153-4
Brook 01 397 P
Brook Archaeology 34 5:5
Brook near Wye 23 207-14 P, 286-93 P, 339-45 P
Brook near Wye, Baptist chapel 23 289-91 P
Brook near Wye, Collins’ nurseries 23 343
Brook near Wye, Honest Miller pub 23 339-42 P
Brook near Wye, mills 23 287
Brook near Wye, school 23 286-8 P
Brook near Wye, St Mary’s church 23 209-12 P
Brook near Wye, village characters 23 342-5
Brook, Anne 37 1:39
Brook, Baptist Chapel 24 488-9 P
Brook, Baptist church 12 591, 24 545 P
Brook, Court Lodge Farm Oast House 29 3:20
Brooke House PoW Camp, Ash 34 6:47
Brooke, Field Marshal Alan 44 6:18
Brooke, Henry, Lord Cobham 31 2:37
Brooke, Jocelyn (author) 42 4:34
Brooke, Jocelyn 32 2:12
Brooke, Jocelyn 38 4:49
Brooke, Lieutenant-General Alan 40 3:40
Brooke, Ralf 25 389-92 P
Brooke, William, Lord Cobham 31 2:37
Brooker, Gertrude 44 6:7-8
Brookfield, Ann 42 5:33-37 P
Brookland 10 272-8 P
Brookland 14 371, 374 P
Brookland 27 199-202
Brookland, Battle of 10 273
Brookland, Battle of 27 262-263
Brookland, Brenzett and District Friendly Society 19 153
Brookland, church 08 208 P
Brookland, church 10 272-7 P
Brookland, church 22 588
Brookland, church, font 02 758-63 P
Brookland, Flying Club 11 36
Brookland, Pear Tree House 08 206 P
Brookland, smuggling 08 205
Brookland, St Augustine’s church 21 236-7 P
Brookland, St Augustine’s church 27 262-263 P
Brookland, surgeons 08 205-8 P
Brookland, trade tokens 06 17 P
Brookland, Woolpack 11 592 P
Brooks, Dr Helen 40 4:46-47 P
Brooks, Oliver 25 175
Broome Park 41 6:18-19 P
Broomfield, First World War airfield 07 421
Broomfield, Goldfinches Farm 01 525, 527 P
Broomfield, Goldfinches Farm 03 331-4
Broomfield, history of 28 258-259 R
Broomfield, St Margaret’s Well 18 428 P
Broomstick parades, Maidstone 18 323
Brough, Arthur (F. A. Baker) 20 513-8 P, 577-81 P
Broughton, F. W. 15 419
Brow Crescent, Orpington 32 3:46 P
Brown, Ann Turner 37 1:37-40 P
Brown, Dudley Wasdale 42 6:18
Brown, Fred 25 584
Brown, Henry 31 3:33
Brown, John (dairyman) 08 722-6 P
Brown, John (dairyman) 09 120 L
Brown, John (orphan) 16 94
Brown, Samuel (inventor) 18 393
Brown, Stephen (Deal) 37 5:50
Brown, William (sailor) 10 265, 269
Browne, Dr John Collis 14 177-9 P
Browne, Dr John Collis 17 84 P, 86
Browne, General Sir James 31 4:27
Browne, Mary 29 2:29
Brownie uniform 1939 20 334 P, 338 P
Brownie, The 16 598 P, 603
Browning, William and Mary 15 613-7
Bruce Ward, Robert and Lillie 36 2:24
Bruce, Fringle 42 2:33
Bruce, Leo (writer) 45 3:24
Bruford, Rose 15 709-11
Brummitt, Kathleen 35 2:44-45
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom 19 563
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom 32 5:30
Brunel, Marc 22 602-12 P
Brunel, Marc 38 1:39
Brunel, Marc and Isambard Kingdom 35 2:22-23
Brunger, Alice 22 230 P
Brunner Mond 42 2:12-15 P
Brunt, George (Gad’s Hill) 41 3:6-12
Brunt, John (blacksmith) 43 1:22-23 P
Bryan, Frank 22 153-4 P
Bryant, George 26 155-6
Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton 04 326-9
Bubb, Robert, historian 13 551-5 P
Buchan, Andrew 37 6:51
Buchan, John 30 1:24-29
Buchan, John 40 3:37
Buchan, John 7 405-6, 10 157
Buchanan, Jack 36 4:32
Buchanan, James (US president) 45 4:22-24
Buckenham, C. P. 31 3:21
Buckie 45 4:42
Buckland, church near Luddenham 17 182 R
Buckland, Dover 10 698-705 P
Buckland, Dover, brewery 09 208-14 P
Buckland, Dover, Bridge 11 418 P, 421
Buckland, Dover, Bridge 18 39 P
Buckland, Dover, Chequers beer shop 10 193
Buckland, Dover, Hospital 19 187-90
Buckland, Dover, paper mill 13 683 P, 689 P, 641
Buckland, Dover, paper mill 21 733-41 P
Buckland, Dover, paper mill 24 609
Buckland, Dover, school 11 254 P
Buckland, Dover, school 13 637
Buckland, Dover, school 19 No 4 FC P
Buckland, Dover, St Andrew’s church 10 705 P
Buckland, Dover, St Andrew’s church 18 23
Buckland, Frank 26 178-179
Buckland, Frank, naturalist 14 156-62 P, 248 L
Buckley Theatre, Chatham 39 6:27-29 P
Buckley, Sidney Earl 43 2:20-22
Bucknall, Colin, teacher 18 181
Buckwell, Richard 45 4:15
Budd Brothers, boatmen 18 106
Budden, Austin Frederick 36 6:42
Buffalo Girl 09 714
Buffie, Margaret 41 2:50-51
Buffs 04 453-8 P
Buffs 14 277
Buffs Regiment, Harbledown First World War memorial 32 6:22-25 P
Buffs, in Tenterden 35 3:12 P
Buffs, Regimental Badge 19 704 P, 707-8
Buffs, The 40 1:21
Bugsby’s Hole 16 242
Bugsby’s Hole 17 146 P
Building trade, Rochester renovation 38 1:26-31
Building trade, W. W. Martin 38 4:44-51 P
Buildings, Medieval 34 1:42-45 P
Bull, Rev Reginald 25 289-90
Bulley, James 38 3:33
Bulli 20 632
Bullock, Captain 8 456-7
Bullock, Captain Frederick 43 5:28-29 P
Bullock, Mary Ann 38 4:11
Bulmer, Frank (busman) 43 6:30-35 P
Bulwark, HMS 21 521
Bulwark, HMS 23 642
Bunce Court 10 547-53 P, 623-31 P, 652-9 P
Bunce Court school, Otterden 44 1:40-45 P
Bunce Forstal Cottage, Otterden 34 2:50 P
Bungalows 42 5:7
Bungalows, origin 23 145
Bunker for civil defence 18 507-510 P
Bunn, William (Benenden) 42 4:6-10
Bunny Hill, Sheppey 18 399-405 P
Bunter, Billy 44 3:40-49 P
Bunyan, John 42 4:5
Bunyard family, nurserymen 12 176-81 P, 228-32 P, 275-80 P, 307
Burden, Sir Frederick (MP) 10 141, 142 P
Burdett-Coutts, Angela 42 3:28-31 P
Burdon, Jane 36 3:18-21 P
Burford, Jack, Waterman 14 213
Burge, George 05 585
Burge, George 12 49
Burge, George 22 231-8, 277-81
Burge, George 37 2:28-29
Burgess family, Linton 27 161-165 P
Burgess, Elizabeth 40 5:16-25
Burgess, George Nether 42 6:30-41 P
Burgess, Guy, Defection 41 5:51
Burgess, Guy, Wilson, Peter 41 6:9-12
Burgess, Richard 37 5:49-50-51 P
Burgess, T. W. (Channel swimmer) 2 559-64 P
Burgess, William (artist) 11 416-21 P
Burgess, William 43 3:16-17
Burgh, Hubert de 04 19
Burgh, Hubert de 10 489, 490
Burgh, Hubert de 25 499-503, 531-4
Burgoyne, Captain Alan (MP) 35 6:46-47
Burgoyne, General Sir John 14 379-80
Burham Cement Company 3 105
Burham church 01 312, 468 P, 471
Burham church 16 718 P
Burham, ancient trackways 7 468 P, 471-2
Burham, Hawkwood Stone 15 260 P
Burham, Parochial Charity 17 527
Burham, Roman villa 21 18
Burial clubs 19 153
Burial in wool 21 231
Burke, Walter 01 311
Burke, William 16 596 P
Burkites (bodysnatchers) 15 289
Burley, Elizabeth 29 5:25
Burlington Hotel, Dover 30 5:40-45 P
Burmarsh 09 642
Burmarsh 21 404 P
Burn, Lieutenant John 17 713-8
Burnaby-Atkins, Thomas 43 4:50
Burne-Johns, Edward 36 3:18-20
Burnet, Sir John 38 4:48
Burnett, Frances Hodgson 37 5:26-33 P
Burnett, Richard and Katrina 39 3:5
Burnett, Swan 37 5:28-32 P
Burnett, William, physician 13 611-5 P
Burney, Frances 02 330, 331 P
Burnham House, Bredgar 34 3:44 P
Burnham, Maria 45 4:25
Burning at the stake 15 560
Burns Amending Bill 18 33
Burnside, Canon Walter 40 2:30-31 P
Burntwick Island 36 3:28-31 P
Burr, Arthur 23 125, 127, 131
Burr, Arthur 28 66
Burr, Arthur and Malcolm 12 29-33 P
Burr, Terry 42 1:45
Burra, William Pomfret 27 111-113
Burrell (traction engines) 41 6:33
Burroughs Wellcome and Co, Dartford 32 2:29 P
Burroughs Wellcome Materia Medica Farm 15 589-91 P
Burroughs, Silas 32 2:29
Burroughs, William S. (author) 42 4:35
Burroughs, William S. (author) 45 5:10-11
Burrows, Henry 23 315-22 P
Burrows, Henry 24 285-6 P
Burslem, A., & Sons 39 6:50
Burt, John Robert 36 6:42
Burton, Elizabeth (or Harvey) 36 2:30-32
Burton, Robert 29 2:25
Burton, William 28 281
Bus operators 38 3:9 R
Bus services 41 1:41
Bus services 43 6:30-35 P
Busbies 22 445
Buses 04 314-9 P, 570-5 P, 629-30 R
Buses 07 162-70 P
Buses 13 154-7 P, 312 L, No 5 IBC L, 333-5, 565, 646-7 P
Buses 14 690 P
Buses 21 81
Buses 22 67
Buses 31 1:10 R
Buses 31 2:11
Buses and depots 37 2:36-41 P
Buses in Medway towns 40 4:34-41 P
Buses, Bedford 23 710 P
Buses, Brabourne 20 306
Buses, bus stations 25 82-8 P, 150-6 P
Buses, Chartham 28 260-263 P
Buses, clippie’s uniform 25 20 P
Buses, East Kent 44 3:29-30
Buses, East Kent Road Car Company 27 3-9 P, PFC No 1, 356-360 P
Buses, First World War 21 289
Buses, First World War requisition 17 336 P
Buses, garages 12 660
Buses, Herne Bay 07 No 5 IBC R
Buses, Herne Bay bus rally 27 269 P
Buses, Hythe 25 197-200 P
Buses, Maidstone 32 3:12 R
Buses, Margate station 23 711-14 P
Buses, Second World War 02 194-8 P
Buses, Second World War 12 122-31 P
Buses, Second World War 16 321, 465
Buses, Tilling-Stevens 22 139-41 P
Buses, Tunbridge Wells 13 470-5 P
Buses, Tunbridge Wells 14 143-8 P
Buses, Tunbridge Wells 23 261-3 P
Buses, west Kent 08 640-6 P
Bush, William 08 456-8
Bushell, Ben 36 4:9
Bushy Rough, Battle of 07 70-75 P
Bushy Rough, paper mill 21 733
Bushy Ruff 18 35-42 P
Buss, Benjamin 15 555-60
Buss, James 23 51, 53
Buss, Kate 37 2:14-21 P
Buss, Thomas (coroner) 38 5:34
Butcher, Charles 15 213
Butcher, Edward 16 484-5
Butcher, George and Mary 36 2:38-40
Butcher, Mary (baskets) 42 4:18-19
Butchers 13 58-64 P
Butchers 25 726-7 P
Butler, Frank Hedges 35 6:49-51
Butler, Frederick Charles 13 486-91 P
Butler, James 23 285
Butler, John Robert 13 288-95 P
Butler, Jonathan 34 3:46
Butler-Johnstone, Henry 35 5:29-33
Butlin, Billy 41 5:21
Butterfield, William 22 523
Butterfield, William 28 186-190 P
Butterflies and moths 26 645-50 P, 711-18 P
Butterfly collecting 25 593-7 P
Butterfly farm, Bexley 26 645-50P, 711-18 P
Butterick, May 18 461-2
Buttermarket Theatre, Canterbury 32 5:18-20 P
Buttermarket Theatre, Canterbury 32 6:14 P
Buttifant, Archibald George 24 67-70
By Steamer to the Kent Coast (book) 34 4:10 R
Byford, Thomas 26 3-4
Bygone Kent ownership 35 1:3
Bygone Kent, 40 years of 40 6:26-31 P
Bygone Kent, Kent Press Awards 37 5:9 P
Bygone Kent, Kent Press Awards 39 5:6-7 P
Bygone Kent, launch 40 1:5
Bygone Kent, website 37 6:5
Byng, James Master Owen 19 691
Byron, Ada 45 4:48-50
Byron, Lord 45 4:42-51
Bywater, Witham Matthew 35 4:18-19
Bywater, Witham Matthew 35 6:25-26 P
Bywell Castle (paddle steamer) 34 5:46-50 P
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Cymbeline 16 584 P, 587
Cycling, H. G. Wells 26 737-44 P
Cycling, Granby Cycles 27 142-148 P
Cycling 26 685-89 P
Cuxton, station 21 680 P, 683, 685
Cuxton, church, Coosens monument 25 473
Cutty Sark 23 83
Cutty Sark 21 455 P
Cutters 09 710-14
Customs officers 16 443
Customs House, ship registers 19 91
Cushman, Robert 14 735
Curtis, William 27 17
Curteis, Rev T. Arthur 22 223-31 P
Currie, Sapper John 10 586-92 P
Currency bars 16 583
Curacoa, HMS 09 583
Cunobelinus 16 584 P, 587
Cumberland, Richard (playwright) 12 679-83 P
Cumberland (prison hulk) 20 367
Culverstone school 14 448 P
Culverstone Green, school 24 731-41 P
Culverstone Green, brewery 18 483
Culverstone Green 25 376 L
Culverden Brewery 14 94
Culpeper, Sir Alexander 23 451
Culpeper family 20 654-61 P
Culmer, Richard 13 161
Culmer, Richard 09 599-600
Culmer family, Deal 06 343
Culmer family (shipbuilders) 21 265
Cullen, Will 12 325-30
Culcher, G. C. 0 6 337-42 P
Cudham, policing 20 638-41
Cudham, fair 19 727
Cuckow, Thomas 15 481
Cubitt, William 23 533
Cubitt, William 20 71
Cubitt, William 19 709
Cubitt, Benjamin 19 338
Crystal Palace, low level 18 207
Crystal Palace, cinemas 21 559
Crystal Palace 21 200
Crystal Palace 19 212 P
Crystal Palace 13 565, 567
Crystal Palace 01 548-51 P
Crundall, Sir William 26 67-72 P
Crundale, Man of Kent pub tragedy 14 529-32 P
Crundale, church 22 586 P, 588
Crozier 24 750 P
Croydon Canal 18 394
Croydon Canal 13 561, 563, 566 P
Crowthorne family 04 19-20
Crown Jewels of Ireland 24 222
Crowmer, William 23 149-52
Crowley, Millington and Co 24 671
Crowley, John and Theodosia 24 668-71
Crowley, Ambrose 22 509
Crowley, Ambrose 20 689
Crowden, Charles 13 217-24 P
Crossness works 19 573
Crossness works 18 452 P, 538 P
Crosse, Rev Thomas 05 582 P
Cross-Channel, swimming 02 559-64 P
Cross-Channel, excursions 22 289
Cross-Channel, excursions 19 736-47 P
Cross-Channel, boats 10 167
Cross-Channel, barge service 20 312 R
Cross-Channel, balloon attempt 08 48-52 P
Cross-Channel, air crash 12 203
Crosby, brass 27 17
Crooks, Will 27 169
Croll, Angus Alexander 20 465 P, 467
Crockenhill, burying ground 02 574 R
Crockenhill 04 423-31 P
Crispe, Nicholas 22 339-345
Cripps, Thomas (nurseryman) 15 91
Criol family 03 343
Crimes involving women, Georgian era 16 279-84
Crimes and Disasters (book by Bill Bishop) 15 183 R
Crimean War, Fort Pitt Hospital, Chatham 01 211-14 P
Crimea Gate, Brompton Barracks 26 460 P, 462
Crime and punishment, brides in the bath murders 27 209-210
Crime and punishment 27 209
Cricket, Yalding 11 219, 223
Cricket, Wittersham (1834) 03 376-82 P
Cricket, weeks 16 104
Cricket, Tonbridge 24 215
Cricket, Test coverage, 1930s 21 383 P
Cricket, single wicket 19 488
Cricket, Sevenoaks 07 647-50 P
Cricket, Rainham 1889-1910 25 487-92 P
Cricket, Leslie Ames 19 341
Cricket, Knockholt 11 153
Cricket, John Willes 01 497-500 P
Cricket, Goodwin Sands 18 226-227 P
Cricket, Faversham 25 643
Cricket, Faversham 14 247 R
Cricket, Erith 11 343
Cricket, Dover 24 725-30 P
Cricket, Canterbury 24 215-22 P
Cricket, Canterbury 23 379-80
Cricket, Canterbury 20 319-20 P
Cricket, Canterbury 19 649-50
Cricket, Beverley cricket club 23 379
Cricket, Belmont cricket club 24 219
Cricket, Barnes Close cricket club 24 639
Cricket 23 378-82 P
Cricket 13 183
Cricket 12 282 P, 714
Crichton, Sir Alexander 28 139-140
Crested Eagle 18 122-133 P
Cress 18 52-53 P
Crescent Shipping 18 536
Cremer, William 28 192
Crayford, Vickers factory 02 277
Crayford, Tom Thumb House 25 669-75 P
Crayford, St Paulinus church, Draper monument 21344
Crayford, schools 25 669-75
Crayford, schools 23 562
Crayford, paupers 15 608
Crayford, Northend county school 23 559-63
Crayford, lock-up 18 522 P
Crayford, gasworks 12 642 P
Crayford, Friendly Funeral Society 02 349-51 P
Crayford, deneholes 07 615
Crayford, cinemas 21 186 P, 190
Crayford, Austen family 07 370, 374
Cray, river valley, villages 18 360-366 P
Cray, river valley, policing 18 517-524 P
Cray, river valley 20 52
Cray valley 25 117 R
Cray valley 21 515-21 P
Crawshay, Francis 01 442
Cranmer, Thomas 24 19-20
Cranmer, Thomas 13 468
Crane engines 26 259-61 P
Cranbrook, Tyro-Carmine (Pedro Pilgarlick) 12 544
Cranbrook, King’s Head pump 18 430 P
Cranbrook, independent chapel 15 626
Cranbrook, ground 09 273
Cranbrook, grammar school 13 217-24 P
Cranbrook, grammar school 08 716-21 P
Cranbrook, George Inn 07 332 P
Cranbrook, dental surgery (1920s) 20 749-63 P
Cranbrook, curfew 23 411
Cranbrook, church 23 450 P
Cranbrook, church (1559-65) 07 329-32 P
Cranbrook 27 119 R
Cranbrook 18 176 P
Crampton, William 16 381
Crampton, Thomas Russell 12 163-70 P
Crampton, Thomas 22 394
Crampton family 12 162-70 P
Cramp family 03 476
Crabble, cricket ground, River 24 725-30 P
Crabble, corn mill 18 37
Crabble, corn mill 12 58-65 P, 247 L
Crab and Winkle Line 16 58-62 P
Coxheath, cricket club 09 467, 468
Cowlan, Robert 14 589
Coward, Sir Noël 27 132-137 P
Coward, Sir Noël 26 128 P
Coward, Sir Noël 20 350
Coward, Sir Noël 16 559-61
Coverack (coaster) 20 186-96
Cousens, Henry Seymour (photographer) 20 265
Courts Act (1971) 19 107
Courtenay, William 20 493
Courtenay, William 03 755-60 P
Courtenay, Sir Percy Honeywood 20 225
Courtenay, Archbishop William 14 53
Court-at-Street Chapel 02 165, 168 P
Court, John (brewer) 03 677
Court Tree, Sheppey 18 405
Court Lodge, Lamberhurst 27 105
Court family, Waltham 08 37-41
County magistrates 19 469-74 P, 539-44
County library 14 753
County directories 16 635-48 P
County coroners 19 469-74 P, 539-44
County asylum, Barming 19 85, 89, 137
County asylum, Barming 16 346-50, 419-27 P, No 10 IBC L
County asylum, Barming 15 295
County asylum, Barming 05 218 P
Country Magazine 16 378-81 P
Country dancing 21 584
Couchman, PC Samuel (murder) 27 174-175 P
Cotton Powder Company 19 207
Cosway, Sir William Richard 22 477
Costume, Clerical and Municipal, Canterbury 08 335-41 P
Cossuma Albertus 16 No 1 IBC L
Cosmoramas 21 513
Cory, William and Son 26 109, 111
Cory, William and Son 18 504 R
Corpus Christi Play 25 339
Coronation of Elizabeth II, childhood memories of 26 476-77
Cornwell Aviation Company 12 287
Cornwallis, Lord 05 457-60
Cornwallis, Lord 04 719-22
Cornwallis, Colonel F. S. W. 14 751 P
Cornwall Aviation Company 16 247 L
Cornwall (reformatory ship) 23 598-603 P
Cornwall (reformatory ship) 20 No 6 IBC P
Cornfoot, Charlie 26 333
Cornell, Stan (Gerry) 19 184 L, 640-4 P, 729-35 P
Corn Laws 13 29
Corhaven (collier) 15 14 P, 18
Corbett, Edward 19 324
Copt Point 19 459-63 P
Coppin, Joshua 22 629-31
Copperas, Thanet 22 342 P
Copperas 21 504 R
Coppanstane 22 576
Copp Street 20 401
Coosens, Margaret 25 473
Co-operative Transport Society 14 No 9 IBC L
Co-operative movement 14 315
Cooper, Thomas Sidney 24 415
Cooper, Thomas Sidney 12 560
Cooper, Thomas Sidney 11 417-20
Cooper, Thomas Sidney 03 357-66 P
Cooper, George 24 509
Coombes, Bartholomew 15 440
Coombdale 22 85, 88
Cooling, tunnel 21 117
Cooling, churchyard 23 612 P
Cooling, church, vestry 18 606 P
Cooling, church 11 498 P
Cooling Castle 18 723, 726 P
Cooling Castle 07 698-703 P
Cooling Castle 03 130 P
Cooling Castle 01 444 P
Cooling 24 436 R
Cooke, Harriet 24 620
Cook, Thomas 21 463-464, 466
Cook, Robert 03 719
Cook, Geoffrey 25 753 P
Conyngham, Lord Albert 20 493, 495 P
Conyngham, Lady 26 655-57 P
Conyngham, family 26 147,151
Conyer, schoolchildren (1900) 24 325-30
Conyer, barge-building 08 529
Conyer, barge-building 03 617 P
Conyer 25 693 R
Convoy 26 71 P
Convicts 20 367
Convicts 19 631
Convict prison ships 22 721-30 P
Convict prison ships 20 626 P
Convict prison ships 10 747
Contraband control, Base No 1 25 325
Container ships 15 352 P
Constantius Chlorus 19 367
Constantine III, emperor 19 367
Constant, John 21 349
Constable of Kent 10 No 1 Index 8
Consistory court registers 16 245 R
Conservation 14 160
Conqueror 18 576-577 P
Confectionery 18 684-686
Composant 25 431
Comper, Sir Ninian 22 590-92
Common Road Steam Conveyance Company 18 512
Common informers 21 447-52 P
Commissioner churches 19 670
Combwell Abbey 02 104
Combe Farm, Greenwich 26 423-30, 443-48 P
Combe Bank, Sundridge, airfield 14184 L
Collinson, Francis 16 379-83 P
Collins, Wilkie 08 588-93 P
Collins, Charles W. 02 479-83
Collins Electrical (EPR) Ltd 22 334 P, 338
Collington, John 13 584-91 P
Colliers 13 153, 155
Colliers 12 53-4, 347-52 P
Collier Street church 22 650 P
Collier Brothers 08 447
Collier brigs 25 514 P, 520 P
Collard family 26 149
Colkyns family 25 339
Colfe, Abraham, school 16 653, 656 P
Colfe, Abraham, school 12 209-13 P
Colfe, Abraham, Almshouses, Lewisham 18 233-234 P
Colfe, Abraham 12 209
Coles Finch, William 02 348
Colebrook, Richard and George 23 285
Cole, George 22 407
Coldrum 19 80 P
Coldrum 01 17-18 P
Cold War heritage centre 18 507-510 P
Coke 22 343
Coins and coinage 12 593
Cogs 25 531
Codrington, Sir William 20 215
Cocking, Robert (aeronaut) 07 93-96 P
Cobnuts 21 56 R
Cobnuts 12 414
Cobham, Sir Alan 16 317
Cobham, Richard Dadd 28 232-235 P
Cobham, Lord (Sir John Oldcastle) 06 217-19
Cobham, Lion pub 13 515-20 P
Cobham, Leather Bottle 24 451 P
Cobham, Darnley Mausoleum 28 103
Cobham, cricket ground 09 470
Cobham, church 11 657
Cobham, Charles Dickens 08 167
Cobham Hall 07 758 P
Cobham family 07 699-701
Cobbett, William 13 29, 32, 35, 77
Cobb, Rev Charles 03 167-71 P
Cobb, Francis, brewer 08 396-401 P
Cobb family, Margate 20 455
Coastguard, Herne Bay 21 544-51 P, 608-16 P
Coastguard, Herne Bay 12 325-30
Coastguard, Harty Ferry 23 36 P, 38 P
Coastguard, Folkestone 14 549-55 P
Coastguard, Faversham Creek 23 37-40
Coastguard, Faversham 19 753
Coastguard, duties 23 39-41
Coastguard 15 407, 412-13
Coastguard 10 607
Coastal signal stations 11 111-4 P, 237, 586-91 P, 595
Coastal erosion 16 65-70 P, 323
Coast blockade 16 455
Coast blockade 11 588 P, 594, 597
Coast Amateur Rowing Association (Cara) races 18 25-27 P
Coalhouse Fort 14 378 P, 383
Coal, whippers 15 747
Coal, transport 21 531
Coal, transport 16 123, 262 P
Coal, taxes 17 365
Coal, prices 18 477-480
Coal, posts 19 570 P, 571
Coal, mining 28 65-71 P, 108-114 P
Coal, mining 13 307
Coal, mines, Cobham 26 71 P
Coal, merchants and delivery 18 205-210 P
Coal, merchants and delivery 17 669-71
Coal, merchants and delivery 13 144-40 P
Coal, cost 1872 21 515
Coal, Chaldrons 16 71
Coal, as barge cargo 18 355-357, 504 R
Coal, as barge cargo 13 153, 155
Coal and collieries, transport 23 274-83 P
Coal and collieries, strikes 23 197, 206, 271
Coal and collieries, Second World War 23 323-32 P
Coal and collieries 23 122-31 P, 195-206 P, 274-83 P, 323-32 P
Coal 25 739
Coal 15 447
Coal 11 327, No 10 IBC, 643
Coaches and coaching, to Tonbridge 18 231-238 P
Coaches and coaching, carrying post 10 269 P
Coaches and coaching 21 299
Coaches and coaching 12 601
Clunch 18 754
Clouston, Arthur (test pilot) 15 419-21
Clothing, club 18 59-66 P
Cloth industry, Smarden 01 718
Cloth industry 10 105, 107
Clocks 13 634-42 P, 682
Clinton, Lord 03 345
Cliftonville, windmills 02 347
Cliftonville, St Paul’s church 19 667-71 P
Cliftonville, Norfolk hotel 22 713
Cliftonville, Lido pleasure centre 28 196 P
Cliftonville, Lido pleasure centre 24 689-96 P
Cliftonville, Hydro hotel 22 683-90 P, 712-20 P
Cliftonville, Hotel Florence 21 378-81 P
Cliftonville, Grand hotel 22 687-90 P
Cliftonville, cinemas 05 375 L
Cliftonville, air raid (1915) 24 523
Clifford, Martin (Frank Richards) 22 619-25 P
Clifford, James 14 100 P
Cliffe, Madison’s holiday camp 03 686 P
Cliffe, decoy airfield 15 28
Cliffe, church 03 405-7 P, 544-50 P
Cliffe, brewery 09 208 P
Cliffe 23 611-13
Cliffe 12 BC P
Cliffe 03 544-50 P, 704
Cliffe 0 45, 55 R
Clerk, John 26 242
Clerical life, 1940s and 1950s 16 137-41 P
Clayton, Captain Harold 19 740 P, 743
Clavell, Annie 18 30 P
Classis Britannica 19 261, 365
Classis Britannica 14 78
Classis Britannica 11 253
Clarke, John 22 449-50
Clarke, Jack (engineer) 12 238-40 P
Clarke(e), Richard 27 17
Clark, Walter C. 25 560 P, 564 P, 628-31
Clark, Walter C. 16 21-2, 79-84 P
Clark, Thomas ‘Hurricane’ 26 184 L, 188, 727
Clark, Thomas ‘Hurricane’ 25 59-67 P
Clark, Thomas ‘Hurricane’ 23 458
Clark, Thomas (composer) 13 525
Clark, Thomas (composer) 12 696 L
Clark, Sydney 26 313 L
Clark, Rev John 26 417
Clark, Newman Francis (printer) 07 455
Clark, Lily 25 643
Clark, John 05 561-66 P
Clark, James, sweep, and family 20 387-90
Clark, James and Stephen 27 174-175
Clark, Harry 18 45
Clark, Harriett 25 173-80 P
Clark, Daphne 12 515
Clark, Ann 19 137
Clark family, Faversham 06 398-404 P
Clark family 24 699-706 P
Clampard, Thomas, blacksmith 01 313
Civil War, Tonbridge 24 287-91 P
Civil War, Sheppey 11 667
Civil War, Maidstone 23 31
Civil War, ironworks 25 98
Civil War, Canterbury 16 451
Civil War 23 695 R
Civil War 18 447-450, 541-542
Civil War 12 735
Civil War 11 197
Civil defence 18 507-510
Civil aviation, early 16 504 L
Civil Air Guard 10 480, 481, 482 P, 573, 576
City of York 14 328 P
City of Rochester 25 17
City of Rochester 16 572
City of London Lunatic Asylum, Dartford 15 369-75 P, 589-90 P
Circuses 21 418, 419, 420 P
Circe 24 191
Cinque Ports, Yacht Club 26 70
Cinque Ports, Stonar 22 159
Cinque Ports, pilots 03 578-86 P
Cinque Ports, New Romney 25 37, 41
Cinque Ports, Loyal Volunteers 03 587-92 P
Cinque Ports, Lords Warden 21 336
Cinque Ports, Lords Warden 17 60
Cinque Ports, Lords Warden 12 717-21 P
Cinque Ports, Flying Club 01 40-4 P, 85-90 P
Cinque Ports, Deal and Walmer 01 115-21
Cinque Ports, barons 17 609
Cinque Ports 25 694 R
Cinque Ports 24 657, 756
Cinque Ports 21 208-210
Cinque Ports 18 693 R
Cinque Ports 14 128-30
Cinque Ports 13 531
Cinque Ports 11 323, 473, 593
Cinque Ports 10 616-22 P, 689-95 P, 707
Cinque Ports 09 699, 701, 702
Cinemas, Swale 24 757 R
Cinemas, Strood 25 664 P
Cinemas, Rainham 11 187
Cinemas, Medway 05 233-41 P, 375 L
Cinemas, Margate 11 391
Cinemas, Herne Bay 11 716
Cinemas, Faversham 25 641
Cinemas, Faversham 13 419-20
Cinemas, educational visits 24 501
Cinemas, Deal 02 479-83 P
Cinemas, Cliftonville 05 375 L
Cinemas, Bromley 22 143-51 P
Cinemas, Ashford 05 728-32 P
Cinemas 11 245
Cider 18 53
Cider 0 19-21
Churchill, Sir Winston, monument, Dover 26 496 P
Churchill, Sir Winston 26 323, 713-16 P
Churchill, Sir Winston 19 268 P, 270
Churches, Victorian 05 567 R
Churches, services, Anglican 17 594
Churches, sealing 16 715
Churches, scratch dials 0 39-44 P
Churches, Roman Catholic 26 465-71 P, 511-16 P
Churches, Reformation 26 78, 159-71
Churches, Oxford Movement 24 744, 748
Churches, organs 23 314 P, 317
Churches, music 20 165, 167, 208
Churches, music 19 405
Churches, music 14 613
Churches, monuments 24 80-86 P
Churches, monuments 21 338-45 P
Churches, lore 21 235-238 P
Churches, Lords’ commissioners 08 186-91 P
Churches, Labour party 09 757-60 P
Churches, high church practices 12 545-60
Churches, graffiti 05 758 L
Churches, fonts 04 273-6 P, 352-5 P, 466-75 P
Churches, faith and worship at Sevenoaks 26 117 R
Churches, east Kent missions 07 100-104 P
Churches, choirs 24 281-6 P, 365-69
Churches, choirs 23 319
Churches, choirs 20 208
Churches, as sanctuary 26 77
Churches See also under town or village name
Church restoration, 19th century 22 519-24 P, 586-92 P
Church rate, riot, Sevenoaks 18 149-156
Church rate 18 387
Church of St Augustine, Ramsgate 03 50-51 P
Church galleries 22 524
Church carvings 22 239-42 P
Church architects, 19th century 22 519-24, 587-92
Christmas, holiday 16 714
Christmas, First World War 26 727-34 P
Christmas, celebrations 24 699-706 P
Christmas, celebrations 19 339-41
Christmas, celebrations 16 711-15
Christmas, celebrations 14 669, 717-22 P
Christmas, celebrations 11 581, 704, 714-17 P
Christmas, celebrations 09 739-41
Christmas, 1930s 26 729-35
Christmas, 1918 25 709-13
Christie, James 16 35
Chrism 25 335
Chrianie, steam tug 20 154 P
Cholera, Chatham 20 365-70
Cholera 21 526
Cholera 18 398
Cholera 17 221
Cholera 13 303
Chivers, Joe 20 525
Chittenden, John Franks 25 741, 747
Chislet, Westbere House 12 724 P
Chislet, Endeavour Inn 14 219-20 P, 224
Chislet, colliery 28 67,108-109 P
Chislet, colliery 25 114 R
Chislet, colliery 23 129-31
Chislet, church 13 259-60
Chislehurst, windmill 08 586, 587 P
Chislehurst, stations 15 69
Chislehurst, St Patrick’s church 26 464-65 P
Chislehurst, St Mary’s Catholic church 09 628, 631
Chislehurst, Second World War 27 307-312 P
Chislehurst, Scadbury Manor 04 609-14 P
Chislehurst, policing 15 65-75 P
Chislehurst, peace celebrations (1814) 17 78
Chislehurst, omnibuses 15 67, 73
Chislehurst, Manor House 17 497, No 8 BC P
Chislehurst, lock-up 19 104
Chislehurst, lock-up 15 65
Chislehurst, Home Guard 27 307-312 P
Chislehurst, denehole 07 617
Chislehurst, common 04 157-61
Chislehurst, church of Annunciation 26 377
Chislehurst, caves, Second World War 28 83-88 P
Chislehurst, caves hospital 25 539-43 P, No 10 IBC L
Chislehurst, caves 27 309-312 P
Chislehurst, caves 15 70 P, 73
Chislehurst, caves 07 398-404 P
Chislehurst, Camden Park estate 15 199
Chislehurst, Bonaparte family 09 628-32 P
Chislehurst, Benson’s Charity 17 528
Chislehurst 23 692 R
Chislehurst 19 No 11 IBC R
Chislehurst 10 No 1 Covers, 695 R
Chipstead, Rock House 27 332 P
Chimneys 25 69
Chimney sweeps 13 150, 225
Chilton 18 35
Chillenden, windmill 23 270 P
Chillenden, windmill 08 583 P
Chillenden, windmill 03 305 P
Chillenden, Mill 27 339
Chillenden, Knowlton Pillar war memorial 26 548 P
Chillenden, Griffin’s Head pub 08 582
Chillenden, church 08 696 L
Chillenden 28 77
Chillenden 08 579-83 P
Chilham, White Horse pub 09 725, 726 P, 727
Chilham, watermill 15 112 P
Chilham, Thomas Mantell 06 159-61
Chilham, Roman camp 07 467
Chilham, policing 15 511
Chilham, lake 27 No 7 PFC
Chilham, Juliberie’s grave 19 81, 83 P
Chilham, film-makers 09 725-30 P
Chilham, church school 17 589
Chilham, church monuments 21 345
Chilham Castle 21 396, 585
Chilham Castle 13 490
Chilham Castle 11 522
Chilham Castle 09 436, 468, 657, 727
Chilham 12 638 P, 712 P
Children’s games 25 89-96 P, 115 R, 449-53 P
Children, John George 18 651-653 P
Child’s of Faversham 23 376 R
Child, Harry 22 58-61 P
Chidwick family 05 759 L
Chiddingstone, St Mary’s church 23 410 P
Chiddingstone, parish vestry records 22 41-45 P
Chiddingstone Castle 22 473
Chiddingstone 07 452 P
Chicken-keeping 16 83, 17 635
Chichester, HMS 18 No 1 IBC R, 312 P
Chichagov, Pavel 21 372 R
Chez Laurie, Reculver 27 249 P
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 26 153
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 16 270, 274 P
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 13 192
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 12 640
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 11 522
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 10 578
Cheyne, William 15 718
Cheyne, Thomas, Fuller 23 150
Cheyne / Cheyney family, mortuary chapel 12 478
Chevening 21 246 R
Chevening 07 536 P
Chevening 06 407-14 P
Chestnuts hospital, near Borden 03 312
Chestnuts hospital, near Borden 02 103
Chestfield, Dower House Cottages 19 130 P
Chestfield, Bodkin farm fire 25 526 P
Chestfield, air pageant 12 290
Chesterfield, Lord 15 149-52 P
Cherry brandy 10 257-64 P
Cherries 19 238, 241 P
Cherries 18 No 7 IBC R, 637 P
Cherries 10 257
Cheriton, Reeves Haulage 04 16-17 P
Cheriton, poltergeist 21 223-228
Cheriton, Enbrook Manor 21 222-228 P
Cheriton, disasters 18 757 R
Cheriton, Baptist chapel 24 486 P
Chemists 25 733
Chemical industry 22 511
Chelsfield, policing 20 638-41
Cheeseman, William Frederick 23 634 P
Cheeseman family 25 448-53 P, No 8 IBC P
Chaucer, Geoffrey, pilgrims 13 160
Chattenden, school 25 685
Chattenden, Lodge Hill 25 683-93 P
Chattenden, Admiralty Depot 25 683-93 P
Chatham, working-class housing 20 501
Chatham, working-class housing 01 678-82 P
Chatham, workhouses 20366 P
Chatham, workhouses 19 119 L
Chatham, war memorial to the missing 26 548 P
Chatham, Victoria Gardens 14 90 P
Chatham, Victoria Gardens 12 396 P, 561 P
Chatham, town hall 12 557
Chatham, Theatre Royal 10 77, 79
Chatham, St Mary’s parish, 1640s 25 255-8, 659-62
Chatham, St Mary’s Island 19 50
Chatham, St Mary’s church, ministers 1643-1772 26 103-6
Chatham, St Mary’s church 20 287-92 P
Chatham, St Mary’s church 12 558 P
Chatham, St John’s church 20 292
Chatham, St Bartholomew’s hospital 02 103
Chatham, Sir John Hawkins’ Hospital 09 457
Chatham, shipbuilding 12 438 R
Chatham, sewage disposal 04 14-16 P
Chatham, Second World War 27 231-235 P
Chatham, Royal Marines 14 616-21 P
Chatham, riots 19 49-52
Chatham, riots 18 489-492, 609-612
Chatham, racing 19 659
Chatham, racing 18 490
Chatham, prison hulks 09 257
Chatham, prison 19 49-52
Chatham, prison 15 478 P
Chatham, Paine’s outfitters 07 No 7 FC P
Chatham, Ordnance Terrace 03 266 P
Chatham, Ordnance Place 23 170 P
Chatham, Navy Days 18 378-382 P
Chatham, National Electric Theatre 10 79, 81
Chatham, Mitre Inn 15 666 P
Chatham, Melville naval hospital 20 369 P
Chatham, Melville naval hospital 13 615
Chatham, Melville naval hospital 12 495-500 P
Chatham, May Day celebrations 13 224-32 P
Chatham, Lord 10 117 R, 279
Chatham, Junior Technical school, hockey 18 157-61 P, 197-200 P, 661
Chatham, Junior Technical school 19 353-60 P
Chatham, Jewish community 12 171
Chatham, Gun Wharf 01 625, 738-42 P
Chatham, greengrocer’s memoirs 22 15-20 P
Chatham, Great Lines 18 489-92 P
Chatham, Great Lines 15 659-70
Chatham, Grammar school for Girls 27 121 L
Chatham, Gibraltar House 02 295
Chatham, Garrison church 17 513
Chatham, garrison 18 489-492, 609-612
Chatham, Gaiety Theatre 05 483
Chatham, Fort Pitt 01 211-214 P
Chatham, Fort Amherst 07 636
Chatham, First World War air raids 01 427-30
Chatham, fires 20 497-501 P
Chatham, Empire Theatre 10 79, 81
Chatham, elections 08 108 P, 110-13
Chatham, drunkenness 10 417-21 P
Chatham, Dickens World 28 103
Chatham, Dickens World 27 221 P
Chatham, Diamond Jubilee celebrations 12 557
Chatham, defences 02 337-42, 675-83 P, 716-24
Chatham, Co-op 07 719
Chatham, Command House 01 738 P
Chatham, cinemas 05 233-41 P
Chatham, church rate 18 149
Chatham, cholera epidemic (1832) 20 365-70 P
Chatham, Capstone Farm 23 585 P, 587
Chatham, brewery 01 593
Chatham, Boer War 05 479-84 P
Chatham, barracks 11 608-15 P
Chatham, barracks 02 354 P
Chatham, Barnard’s Palace of Varieties 10 79, 80 P
Chatham, Barnard’s Palace of Varieties 05 480 P, 483
Chatham, Baptist church 24 549
Chatham Land Front 02 337-42
Chatham Intra, Vulcan Ironworks 25 75
Chatham Intra, engineering works 25 75-81 P
Chatham House, Rochester 18 64-65 P
Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust National Museum 27 319
Chatham High Street 20 499 P
Chatham Experimental Line (telegraphy) 17 447-54 P
Chatham Dockyard, strike 1675 16 49-53 P
Chatham Dockyard, ropery 17 654 P, 656
Chatham Dockyard, ropery 16 45-53 P
Chatham Dockyard, police 13 211-16 P
Chatham Dockyard, Officers’ Terrace 26 474 P, 477
Chatham Dockyard, Officers’ Terrace 12 729, 731 P
Chatham Dockyard, No 2 Smithery 27 266 P
Chatham Dockyard, Labourers’ Protection League 14 90-91
Chatham Dockyard, HMS Umpire, 27 232
Chatham Dockyard, HMS Cavalier 27 219 P
Chatham Dockyard, HMS Cavalier 26 626-27 P
Chatham Dockyard, closure 15 260
Chatham Dockyard, carvers 26 542-43
Chatham Dockyard, apprentices 22 259
Chatham Dockyard 25 758 R
Chatham Dockyard 24 40 P, 44 P
Chatham Dockyard 20 367 P, 438 R, 498
Chatham Dockyard 18 378-382 P, 654-661 P
Chatham Dockyard 16 224, 319-21
Chatham Dockyard 15 760 R
Chatham Dockyard 13 461, 463 P, 611, 614 P, 627, 647, 743
Chatham Dockyard 08 178, 180 P
Chatham Dockyard 07 195, 198
Chatham Chest 22 677
Chatham Chest 09 457
Chatham Chest 03 538-40 P
Chatham Chest 01 532
Chatham Boys’ Technical school, hockey 18 157-161 P, 196-200 P
Chatham and District Traction Company 01 100, 197 L
Chatfield, Nicholas, dissenter 18 151-155 P
Chartwell 27 No 5, P FC
Chartham, village bus 28 260-263 P
Chartham, St Augustine’s Hospital 11 698-704 P
Chartham, Sports Club 20 15
Chartham, school 16 713
Chartham, Mystole House 27 112-113 P
Chartham, Mystole House 03 353 P
Chartham, asylum 10 176
Chartham, Artichoke pub 19 84 P
Charnock, Thomas, alchemist 12 418
Charnel-house, Hythe 12 336-40 P
Charlton, Watermen’s Stairs 17 149
Charlton, Shore Training Establishment 18 575, 689-692
Charlton, parish registers 03 319 L
Charlton, ferry 17 149
Charlton, fair 11 155, 158, 160 P
Charlton, Cuckold’s Point 21 45, 47
Charlton, church 11 157
Charlton church, Dover 05 754 P
Charlton Athletic FC 14 693
Charlton Albion FC 15 76
Charlotte, Queen and Consort to George III 26 539-46
Charlotte of Mecklenberg-Strelitz 20 281
Charlies, parish constables 22 103
Charles II, King 10 35, 75, 293, 423, 510, 54
Charles Dibdin 18 229-230 P
Charles 08 381
Charity schools 13 537
Charity schools 11 161,
Charity legislation 17 183 R
Charity Commissioners 17 527, 589-93
Charities, parochial 17 527-31 P
Charities, educational 17 589-92
Charing, Kent Gliding Club 01 203
Charing, church carvings 22 549-50 P
Charing, church bell 21 238
Chard, William 11 644-50 P, 705-13 P
Charcoal burning 17660
Charcoal burning 13 78-81 P
Charcoal burning 01 141 P
Charabancs, excursion (1920) 24 448-54 P
Charabancs 16 356 P, 385, 387
Char, tug 18 309
Chapman, John 20 580
Chapman, James 14 226
Chapman, Henry 11 503
Chant-type prefabricated vessels 12 350
Channel Tunnel 23 271
Channel Tunnel 19 467
Channel Tunnel 13 45, 459
Channel Tunnel 08 209-13, 748-52 P
Channel Stop, operation 13 199-205 P
Channel Gliding Club 07 442-50 P
Channel defences, First World War 16 374 R
Channel collisions 19 551-61 P
Chaney, Major Henry E. 24 135-42 P
Chandler, William 28 132-133
Champneys family 03 341
Chambers, Ebenezer 14 72
Chalybeate springs 23 529-33 P
Chalybeate springs 18 18-21
Chalybeate spring, Tunbridge Wells 27 191
Chalmers, Rev Thomas 25 467
Challock, school 10 660 P
Challenge (steam tug) 18 No 4 IBC L
Chalk, church carvings 22 242 P
Chalk, church 07 264 P
Cervia, tug 19 362
Ceonulf, King of Kent 09 699
Central Kent Railway 19 712
Centaur 18 356 P
Census, returns 25 120 R
Census, Broadstairs 09 459-66 P
Cemetery chapel, Faversham 26 168 P
Cemeteries, Thanet 13 476-80 P
Cemeteries, Gillingham 22 168-72 P
Cemeteries, for dogs 11 309, 312 P
Cemeteries, Faversham 17 35-40 P
Cemeteries, Dover 23 346-52 P
Cemeteries, Dover 12 419-26 P
Cemeteries, Clauses Act (1847) 16 723
Cement, transport 18 240, 245, 246 P
Cement stones 13 402
Cement manufacture 25 77-81 P, 399
Cement manufacture 22 277
Cement industry, Rainham 15 366-90 P
Cement industry, Faversham 19 481
Cement industry, Elmley 10 667, 670, 671
Cement industry, Borstal 01 113
Cement industry 21 717-21 P
Cement industry 13 25
Celtic placenames 01 374, 479, 622
Celtic culture 22 239-41 P, 549
Cecil Gilders 18 302 P
Cawthrow, Arnold 24 396
Caves 10 695 R
Caverns, Broadstairs 03 469-72 P
Cavell, Percy 14 608
Cavell, E. B., (undertakers) 21 596, 599
Cavalier, HMS 27 219 P
Caulfield, John and Mrs 21 514 P
Catletts (coal merchants) 18 207-20
Catholics, hostility towards 17 600
Catford, early buses 22 135
Catford, cinema 22 148 P
Catford, bridge 22 190 P, 193
Catford Hill, policing 21 202 P, 289-91 P
Catamarans 26 329-37 P
Cat and Mouse Act 16 680
Castles See under placenames for Allington, Canterbury, Chilham, Cooling, Deal, Dover, Hadlow, Kingsgate, Leeds, Leybourne, Lullingstone, Lympne, Mereworth, Queenborough, Rochester, Saltwood, Sandgate, Sandown, Sissinghurst, Stutfall, Sutton Valence, Tankerton, Tonbridge, Upnor, Walmer and Westenhanger
Castlereagh, Viscount 18 361-366 P
Castlereagh, Viscount 10 279
Castle, Rev J. 16 547
Castle Coote 23 40, 625
Castalia (hospital ship) 20 275, 278 P
Castalia (hospital ship) 17 52 P, 257
Casse, Phillip 12 511
Cash, Maureen and Paddy 15 114
Cartwright, Josiah 15 319-21
Cartwright, Jacky 28 227-231 P
Carter, W. 26 579
Carter, Thomas 26 105
Carter, Elizabeth 26 366
Carswell, Thomas (murder) 20 667
Carrtar, Charles Joseph 19 471-2, 539-43 P
Carrick, John 25 210
Carr, H. and W. 17 669-71
Carnegie, Andrew 22 737
Carnegie Trust 23 67, 69, 71, 227-8
Carmo’s Circus 25 444 P, 447 P
Cargoes carried by barge 18 355-359 P
Carey, Bernard and Cecil 15 165
Carcass (tug) 18 310 P
Caravan, invention of 18 237
Caravan mission to village children 05 298-305 P
Carausius 19 261
Caracalla, Emperor 10 147
Car ferry, Dover, 1931 24 401
Capuchin Friars 17 599-601 P
Captain Swing 23 237-41
Caprice 17 No 1 IBC R
Capper, Lieutenant-Commander Henry 08 197-204 P
Capel-le-Ferne, Battle of Britain memorial 27 No 4, PFC
Capel-le-Ferne, Battle of Britain memorial 26 625 P
Capel-le-Ferne, airship station 28 237-242 P
Capel-le-Ferne, airship station 05 442-52 P
Capel-le-Ferne 14 30-31 P
Capel, Little Hoppers hospital 04 698-703 P
Capel 26 559-65
Canute, King 10 385
Canute 21 205, 208-209 P
Canterbury, Zoar Chapel 23 664-73 P
Canterbury, workhouse 19 140 P
Canterbury, workhouse 18 663-666 P
Canterbury, Wootton Court 04 326 P, 327
Canterbury, women’s suffrage 16 676-80 P
Canterbury, windmill 14 17
Canterbury, Whitefriars 16 749-55 P
Canterbury, Westgate Gardens 15 736-42 P
Canterbury, Westgate 24 61, 64 P
Canterbury, Westgate 05 676-82 P
Canterbury, war memorial 27 340-343 P
Canterbury, Victoria Beaney Institute 28 52
Canterbury, vermin 06 521
Canterbury, trade tokens 06 20-21 P
Canterbury, theatres 24 413-420 P
Canterbury, theatres 23 378-80 P
Canterbury, taxes 15 653
Canterbury, Sunday schools 02 569-71
Canterbury, Sun hotel 03 681 P
Canterbury, St Thomas’s Hospital 15 221, 223
Canterbury, St Pancras’ church 11 650 P
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 21 45
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 21 45
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 19 528
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 18 502 R
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 12 651 P
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 09 30 P, 31, 32
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 07 50-52 P
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 06 328 P
Canterbury, St Dunstan’s gaol 22 446 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey, Conduit House 2314-15 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey, abbots 21 207, 210
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 23 718 P, 720
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 21 331
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 19 526 P, 529 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 14 349
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 13 467, 468
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 09 70-73 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 07 54-55 P, 83-86 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 06 328-34 P
Canterbury, St Alphege’s church 12 188
Canterbury, Simon Langton Girls’ school 16 749, 753
Canterbury, Simon Langton Girls’ school 12 189
Canterbury, silk weavers 10 107
Canterbury, silk weavers 01 559-60 P
Canterbury, sheriffs 05 575-80 P
Canterbury, Second World War, declaration 12 397
Canterbury, Roman period 17 369-73 P
Canterbury, railways 16 696 R
Canterbury, races 20 489-96 P
Canterbury, races 19 648 P, 657
Canterbury, Queen Elizabeth’s guest chamber 23 720 P, 721
Canterbury, property market (1880) 01 757-64 P
Canterbury, presentation tank 09 626 P
Canterbury, Poor Priests’ House 19 84 P
Canterbury, Peasants’ Revolt 09 561, 563
Canterbury, parishes of St Martin and St Paul 01 642 R
Canterbury, Nunnery Fields workhouse 27 166-168 P
Canterbury, Northgate Street 12 740 P, 742
Canterbury, municipal and clerical costume 08 335-41 P
Canterbury, mounds 07 348-53 P
Canterbury, monasteries 02 19-28 P
Canterbury, mint 16 587, 759 L
Canterbury, military riot 11 717-21 P
Canterbury, Mercery Lane 25 203 P
Canterbury, mayors and regalia 06 29-34 P
Canterbury, martyrs and memorial 27 45 P
Canterbury, martyrs and memorial 18 134 P
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre 24 622 P
Canterbury, maps 01 190 R
Canterbury, maps (1843) 25 204 P
Canterbury, Lefevres department store 25 29-35 P
Canterbury, King’s school 10 528 P, 529, 530
Canterbury, Kentish Post 28 115-119 P
Canterbury, Kentish Gazette 28 115-119 P
Canterbury, in 1000AD 22 No 5 IBC R
Canterbury, hospitals 22 325, 329
Canterbury, hospitals 07 280, 283
Canterbury, Holy Cross church 24 177 P
Canterbury, Holy Cross church 20 316 P
Canterbury, Holmans, millwrights 13 568 R
Canterbury, history 19 500 R
Canterbury, heritage trail 28 264-267
Canterbury, Greyfriars 25 24 P
Canterbury, Greyfriars 22 622 P
Canterbury, Greyfriars 13 467
Canterbury, great fire (1865) 08 546-51 P
Canterbury, garden of remembrance 22 286
Canterbury, gaol 15 291-300
Canterbury, gaol 03 352 P
Canterbury, French gymnasts visit (1907) 15 675-81 P
Canterbury, freedom of the city 24 175-82
Canterbury, flooding 10 135
Canterbury, fishmarket 15 739-40
Canterbury, Finn’s stores 15 264, 266
Canterbury, entertainments (1444-1890) 24 413-20 P
Canterbury, emigrants 14 735
Canterbury, ducking stool 24 624 P
Canterbury, devil carvings 12 453
Canterbury, Dane John 16 283
Canterbury, Dane John 15 680 P
Canterbury, Dane John 14 13-18 P
Canterbury, cricket week 20 319-20 P
Canterbury, cricket 24 214-22 P
Canterbury, Congregational church 25 31 P
Canterbury, City Mission 25 201-6 P, 467-73 P
Canterbury, city gates 01 575 R
Canterbury, cinemas 21 79
Canterbury, church of St Thomas 26 468
Canterbury, Christ church gate 17 No 3 IBC L
Canterbury, Christ church 18 395
Canterbury, Christ church 10 385, 387
Canterbury, Christ church 01 23-5, 143, 305, 439-40
Canterbury, Chaucer’s pilgrims 06 378-83 P
Canterbury, Catch Club 07 238-40
Canterbury, canal 07 87-92
Canterbury, Buttermarket 16 452
Canterbury, breweries 23 373
Canterbury, Boer War memorial 26 462 P
Canterbury, Board of Guardians 18 665
Canterbury, Blackfriars 15 737-40
Canterbury, Bellman 06 725-30 P
Canterbury, Becket’s wine 07 21-24
Canterbury, Barretts cycle works 24 214 P
Canterbury, Baptists 23 665-73
Canterbury, Baptist church 17 486 P
Canterbury, ballooning 08 48-52 P
Canterbury, archbishops 14 587
Canterbury, A Canterbury Tale 28 248-250 P
Canterbury, 1950s 21 77-82
Canterbury, 16th century 24 621
Canterbury, ‘Red Dean’ 06 177-81 P
Canterbury High Street 24 218 P
Canterbury Guildhall 24 176 P, 178 P
Canterbury Guildhall 14 588 P
Canterbury Cathedral, stained glass 13 157-60
Canterbury Cathedral, St Thomas’s Well 23 13-14 P
Canterbury Cathedral, St Michael’s Chapel 12 450 P
Canterbury Cathedral, preachers 04 375 R
Canterbury Cathedral, monks 13 465, 467
Canterbury Cathedral, library 17 682
Canterbury Cathedral, graffiti 12 449
Canterbury Cathedral, friends 14 279-83
Canterbury Cathedral, Dean’s Stairs 25 146
Canterbury Cathedral, conservation and maintenance 17 675-82 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Christ church gate 23 717 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Christ church gate 20 321 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Christ church gate 16 448-54 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Bennett memorial 03 755
Canterbury Cathedral, bells 18 267-271 P
Canterbury Cathedral, bells 14 347
Canterbury Cathedral, Bell Harry 23 360 P, 362
Canterbury Cathedral, Becket’s shrine 15 679
Canterbury Cathedral, appeal fund 27 315
Canterbury Cathedral 25 456 P
Canterbury Cathedral 18 695 R
Canterbury Cathedral 17 675-82 P
Canterbury Cathedral 16 402 P
Canterbury Cathedral 14 No 7 FC P
Canterbury Cathedral 11 359, 555
Canterbury Cathedral 10 46-50 P, 451, 551, 776
Canterbury Castle 23 716 P
Canterbury Castle 18 134 P
Canterbury Castle 10 489
Canterbury Castle 09 265
Canterbury and Whitstable Railway 17 115-20 P
Canterbury and royalty 23 715-22 P
Canterbury 26 310 R
Canterbury 25 745 P
Canterbury 25 32 P
Canterbury 23 306 R
Canterbury 17 245 R
Canterbury 12 631 R
Canterbury 06 120 R
Candourity 21 458 P
Canaries 23 470
Canadian Military Police 18 254
Canadian Flower Day 18 250-255 P
Campin, George 25 202-6 P, 468-73 P
Campe, Anthony 03 722
Campbell, John 14 43
Campany, Tom 18 596 P
Cameron, Dr A. F. 12 305, 306, 310
Camera Regis 16 427
Camden, William 25 389-91
Camden, William 20 444
Camburn, Harold Hawtry (photographer) 20 261
Cambria 28 251 P
Cambria 26 14 P
Cambria 24 710-13 P
Cambria 17 695
Calvocoress, Major Ian 28 199
Calvi, HMS 12 565
Calvert, Reg 28 156-160P
Callender (cable manufacturers) 19 209-15 P
Callaghan, James 22 704
Callaghan, James 14 637
Calla Lumps 19 247
Caldwell family 12 187-91 P
Calamity Corner 17 420
Calais 1347 21 267
Cages (lock-ups) 19 97-106 P, 715
Caesar’s Well, Keston 18 15-16 P
Caesar’s Camp and Well 22 189
Caesar, Julius 24 684
Caesar, Julius 10 517
Cadmus (frigate) 23 37-40, 625 P
Cadmus (frigate) 19 753
Cadize 08 382
Cade, Jack, rebellion (1450) 12 609, No 10 IBC
Cade, Jack, rebellion (1450) 06 244
Cade, Jack, rebellion (1450) 05 433
Cade, Jack, rebellion (1450) 03 239
Cade, Jack 23 149-55 P
Cabby 25 137-40 P
Cabby 24 187,189
Cabby 21 385, 387 P
Charlton, lock-up 19 101-2 P
Catlin, Will 13 101-2
Cubitt, William 26 101-3
Cranmer, Thomas 07 102-4
Cliffe, St Margaret’s school 09 102-6 P
Cobham College 02 103-4
Cricket, Tonbridge 16 103-8 P
Canterbury, trams 05 104-6
Cement, transport 03 104-8 P
Cornfoot, Charlie 25 106-7
Cobham, mining company 26 106-11 P
Culmer charity 13 106-12 P
Culmer family, Deal 13 108-9
Chesapeake, HMS, figurehead 20 108-9 P
Chatham Dockyard, figureheads 20 108-10 P, No 6 IBC L, P
Canterbury Cathedral, St Anselm’s Chapel 01 110-1 P
Churches, window tracery 01 110-2 P
Chartham, church, tracery 01 111-2 P
Corbett, Archibald Cameron 05 111-3
Chilham, inns 15 111-3 P
Clarke, John (murderer) 19 111-5
Chilham, characters 15 50-54 P, 111-5
Carlile, Doctor 11 115-9 P
Chatham Dockyard, ropery 24 122-8 P
Canterbury and Whitstable Railway 16 58-65 P, 122-9 P
Cooling 05 123-7 P
Cement works engines 26 123-7 P
Car registration numbers 19 123-7 P, No 5 IBC L
Canterbury, Baedeker raid 16 125-6
Cobham Hall follies 22 130-1 P
Cooling 03 130-2 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Second World War 01 130-5 P
Carmelites, Aylesford 11 140-5 P, 194-201 P
Coopers, Weald forest 02 142-9 P
Cinemas, pianists 22 143-6
Chimney sweeps, Maidstone 05 144-6 P
Crosier, Nathaniel 12 145-8
Canterbury Cathedral, niche statues 25 146-9 P
Club days 19 150-4 P
Chatham, bus station 25 152-3
Canterbury Cathedral 06 152-4 P
Cinque Ports, Flying Club 15 154-5 P
Chiddingstone 06 155-8 P
Chalk pits and mines 01 161-5 P
Cement industry, Gillingham 15 161-5 P
Coastal erosion 17 88-9 P, 91, 161-6 P
Circus raids 13 162-7 P
Callow, Captain Edward Bannister 19 163-9
Canterbury, workhouse 05 164-6 P
Copperas 11 165-6
Cobham, Leather Bottle 08 166-7 P
Cobham, sarsen stones 08 166-9 P
Churches, stained glass 13 157-61 P, 168-9 P
Cherries 01 170-1
Churchwardens, St Laurence-in-Thanet 19 171-6
Cockerell, Samuel Pepys 15 173-4 P
Chatham, spies 09 173-5
Canterbury, Jewish community 04 174-6 P
Clifford family 03 175-6
Cobham, Sir Alan 07 175-7 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Great Drain 01 177-9
Chatham, St Mary’s church 01 180-2 P, 3 268 P
Crime and punishment, 18th century 12 181-3
Civil War, Sevenoaks 08 181-4
Churchill, Sir Winston 25 181-4 P
Chartwell 25 181-4 P
Canterbury Friendly Society 02 183-4
Clark, Walter 26 187-8
Canterbury Cathedral, stained glass 12 187-8
Coal, Snowdown 04 188-9 P
Chatham, theatres and music halls (1900) 23 191-4
Chatham, Theatre Royal 23 191-4
Chatham, Opera House 23 191-4
Chatham, Gaiety Theatre 23 191-4
Chatham, Barnard’s Palace of Varieties 23 191-4
Chevening House 13 193-8 P
Chestnut Street 25 194-7 P
Cannon 10 67-70 P, 195-7
Combine harvesters 24 197-8 P
Cooper, W. G. (Bethel superintendent) 12 200-2
Canterbury Cathedral, Second World War 26 200-2 P
Charcoal burning 02 204-10 P
Cages (lock-ups) 17 204-10 P
Cooper, George 16 206-7
Carr, H. and W. 18 208-9 P
Coal, Tilmanstone 11 208-11 P
Churches, music 15 29, 211-4 P
Chattenden, Lodge Hill 17 211-6 P
Canterbury, St Paul’s school 05 215-6
Canterbury, hospitals 05 215-6
Crockenhill, Hiseman family 09 215-7
Crockenhill, Chequers Inn 09 215-7
Clitherow, Maud and Richard 06 217-8
Canning, Reg 16 217-8 P
Cooling, Sir John Oldcastle 06 217-9
Crippen, Dr Hawley Harvey 07 223-4
Colver, William (artist) 01 223-8 P
Chatham Dockyard 17 223-9 P
Chatham, libraries 23 226-7
Canterbury, Stadden House burglary (1923) 16 227-9 P
Canterbury, library 23 228-9 P
Canterbury, Beaney Institute 23 228-9 P
Carswell, Thomas 24 230-3 P
Cumberland family, Chilham 03 124-8, 172-8, 231-4
Chilham, Woolpack hotel 03 231-4 P
Chilham, Cumberland House 03 124-8 P, 172-8 P, 231-4 P
Copperas 13 233-8 P, 399-402 P
Cricket 01 236-9 P
Capuchin Friars 16 237-9 P
Coromandel, hoy 16 240-1
Churches, music 11 240-5 P
Canterbury, Dr Frederick Farrar 08 242-7 P
Coggar, William 26 243-4
Courtenay, William 22 243-5
Culpeper, Anne 24 244-5
Courtenay, William, burial 22 244-5
Canterbury Cathedral 08 242 P, 245-7
Campany, Joe 26 246, 7 P
Crockenhill, peppermint production 05 250-5 P
Convict prison ships 04 250-5 P
Clark, George Foster 10 250-6 P
Crockenhill, Thomas Wood 06 145-50 P, 194-204 P, 250-7 P
Capon, Frederick 22 255-8
Churches, Laudian practices 25 256-8
Crayford, Lyles Mineral Works 01 260-4 P
Cage, Fanny 25 263-8 P
Cage family 25 263-9 P
Chase, Gordon (photographer) 20 265-6
Collins, Samuel 22 265-8
Cinque Ports, obligations 21 265-8
Chatham, Navy Pay Office 03 265-8 P
Canterbury, lost gates of 09 265-8 P
Chiddingstone, poor relief 07 268-9, 597-600
Cliftonville, beach photography 21 271-5 P
Charlton, Elgar’s House 07 272-3 P
Chatham, trams 01 273-5
Chatham and District Light Railway 01 273-5
Cranbrook, grammar school 05 273-8 P
Chalk mining, Dartford 25 273-8 P
Canterbury, cricket ground 09 269, 270 P, 272 P, 274-6
Contraband control 22 219, 270-1 P, 275-6
Canterbury, goal-runners (1858) 07 280-3
Churches, music 24 281-6 P, 550, 750
Chatham, fires 13 283-8 P, No 6 IBC L
Chiddingstone, Streatfield Mausoleum 21 284-6 P
Cricket, Old Ashfordians 20 285-6 P
Canterbury Cathedral 01 23-5, 252 R, 287-9 P, 653
Cobham, Sir Alan 06 186 P, 187, 189 P, 290-1
Cobham, Sir Alan 12 287, 290-2
Chulkhurst, Eliza and Mary 19 291-5 P
Canterbury, Westgate 03 292-5 P
Catford Hill, traffic museum 21 293-5 P
Coxwell, Commander Joseph, 02 293-8 P
Cement industry 11 110, 293-8 P, 363, 365
Chinese graves, Hythe 09 294-5 P, 375
Cemeteries, Leysdown, military 12 297-8 P
Canterbury, martyrs and memorial 06 297-8
Cook, Charlie 25 298-9 P
Civil War 26 300-09
Charlton House 26 302-03 P
Cranmer, Thomas 02 303-6 P
Canterbury, Archbishop Cranmer 02 303-6 P
Canterbury, leisure (1880) 04 307-12 P
Cliffe, Charles Dickens 08 308-9, 376 L
Cooling, Charles Dickens 08 308-11 P
Collier, George (railway guard) 19 309-10
Canterbury, Jewish community 01 309-12
Chalk pits and mines 09 166, 167, 168, 310-12
Charing, church epitaphs 01 311-2
Churches, epitaphs 01 311-3
Crystal Palace, fire 08 314-8 P, No 12 IBC L
Canterbury, taxicabs 15 315-8 P
Canterbury, hackney cabs 15 315-8 P
Co-operative movement, Dover 14 315-9 P
Canterbury, Westgate 20 315-9
Chartham, Restoration House 19 322-6 P
Chartham, rectors 19 322-6 P
Charles II, King bust 19 322-7
Cycling 15 323-6 P
Chatham, Admiralty telegraph 05 323-6, 631 R
Coal and collieries, miners’ work and conditions 23199-201, 323-7
Canterbury Cathedral, aviation service 07 325-8 P
Cricket, versus Philadelphia 12 331-3
Churches, religious differences, 16th century 25 331-5, 339
Cricket, Fred Davies 19 332-6 P
Cricket, Westerham 19 333-6 P
Chapman, Harry 15 333-7
Chiddingstone, smallpox outbreak (1813) 06 335-6
Cross-Channel, day-trip (1843) 19 337-8
Chatham, mayoral chain 05 337-8 P
Civil War 22 341-3
Chatham, elections 09 341-6 P
Chatham, constitutional crisis 09 341-6 P
Canterbury, Archbishop’s Palace 12 261, 13 342-3
Cherries 08 229-34 P, 343-8 P
Charing, Archbishops’ Palace 13 345-6
Canterbury, election riot (1837) 21 345-9
Chislehurst, Brakes and buses 22 351-4 P
Chatham, prison 02 352-6 P
Chilham Castle 03 126, 353-4 P
Castles 01 323 R, 353-6, 445 R, 769 R, 764 R
Cycling 25 357-9 P
Cowden, church 23 360-2 P
Cadman, Robert (miller) 05 361-3 P
Challenge (steam tug) 19 361-4 P, No 8 IBC L
Chatham, pumping station 05 363-6 P, 504 L
Caleb 23 363-6 P
Courthope, Henry 15 363-8
Clergy, contentious 15 363-8
Coastguard 09 364-8 P
Canterbury, Anglo-Saxon period 17 370-2 P
Cages (lock-ups) 20 371-4 P
Canterbury, malthouses 23 371-5 P
Canterbury, cricket week 23 378-9
Cliftonville, St George’s hotel 21 381-3 P
Cliffe, Fort 14 380-1 P, 384-5 P
Canterbury, Victorian pilgrims 06 384-5
Church Commissioners 20 385-6
Charlton, Charlton House 04 385-9 P
Couchman, PC Samuel (murder) 20 387-9
Chimney sweeps 20 387-9 P
Charlton, St Luke’s church 04 387 P, 388-9
Coastal erosion 21 391-3 P
Crescent Shipping 19 391-6
Crow, George 24 371-6, 387-9 P, 392-3
Chatham, HMS Pembroke 15 395-6
Cricket, Hearne family 05 395-8 P, 503 L
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 21 396-7
Cheyne / Cheyney family 21 396-8
Canterbury, workhouse 16 403-5 P
Canterbury, Poor Priests’ House 16 403-5 P
Carnivals, Upchurch 25 403-6 P
Canterbury, Lefevres department store 9 403-9 P
Churches, flint work 03 404-7 P
Coast blockade 15 406-12 P
Curfew bells 23 359-62 P, 409-11 P
Crowther, Bishop Samuel 16 409-11 P
Coastal reclamation 21 409-12
Canterbury, fire brigade 01 409-12 P
Crispe family 22 339-41, 344, 411-6
Canterbury, pilgrims 12 415-6
Charles Dibdin 17 124, 416-7 P
Canterbury, Old Stagers 24 416-7 P
Carleton, Mary 05 421-4 P
Canterbury, Mary Carleton 05 421-4 P
Cemeteries, Folkestone 21 421-9 P
Crayford, St Paulinus church 15 422-6 P
Clay, Captain Herbert Henry Spender 17 430-1
Chalk, smithy 13 431-4 P
Chatham Dockyard 19 431-6 P
Curteis, William 12 433-5
Corello (Chambers), John 22 433-7
Chambers (Corello), John 22 433-7
Chatham Dockyard 05 174-180 P, 438-9 P
Chatham, workhouses 08 442-5 P, 695 L
Cinque Ports, Faversham 04 442-8 P
Chislehurst, street names 20 442-8 P
Cheeseman family, Ada 24 443-7 P
Cheeseman, Helena 23 443-9 P
Chislehurst, caves 20 446-7 P
Collington, John 22 450-4 P
Colver, William (artist) 02 450-6 P
Canterbury, St George’s church 11 451-2
Cushman, Robert 12 451-3
Cranbrook, anti-Wolsey plot 23 451-3 P
Canterbury, Mayflower Inn 12 452-3 P
Cricket, Goodwin Sands 01 454-5
Courtenay Rebellion 25 457-9
Children’s games 20 457-9
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 22 460-1
Cinemas, Margate, Dreamland 24 458 P, 460-2
Crouch, Thomas 23 461-3
Charabancs 23 262 P, 461-3 P
Crayford, Vickers factory 06 461-8 P
Cate, Cyril 16 314-22 P, 461-9 P
Curacoa, HMS 16 462-3
Cement industry, Northfleet and Swanscombe 01 463-7 P
Crawshay, Francis 08 464-7
Canterbury, Christ church 13 465-6
Caesar, Julius 07 465-7
Cartridge-making 23 419-22 P, 466-9 P
Chatham Dockyard, Second World War 16 462, 467-9
Chatham 02 470-4 P
Charabancs 13 470-5 P, 488
Chatham Dockyard 02 234-8 P, 471-4 P, 582
Clarke, William 15 474-9
Chalk figures 01 475-6 P
Coaches and coaching 25 481-3 P
Chaplin family, coachmasters 25 481-3
Cement 24 405, 483-4 P
Cricket, village green 19 483-8 P, 630
Chislehurst, cinemas 21 490-2 P
Chatham Land Front 06 490-6 P
Crowe, Catherine (writer) 07 491-5
Cricket, Wenman family 21 493-9 P
Cricket, Mills family 21 493-9 P
Chatham, defences 14 495-6
Clark, Rev John 04 495-9
Cowden, Hole Cottage 14 497-9 P
Conundrum, HMS 15 497-9 P
Coastguard, Dover 19 489, 497-9 P
Clement, Gregory 24 498-9
Cassingham, William of 25 501-2, 534
Coal, mining 12 29-37, 501-3
Canterbury, hospitals 08 502-3 P
Canterbury and Whitstable Railway 01 199-201 P, 492-502 P, 502-4 R, 555-9 P
Curtisden Green 03 505-6 P, 508
Church, Richard 03 505-8 P
Chatham Dockyard 04 54-5 R, 68-72 P, 184-5 R, 407-13 P, 506-10 P, 647-50 P
Cranbrook, grammar school 06 506-11 P
Callender (cable manufacturers) 07 390-1 P, 506-11 P
Cable manufacturing 07 385-92 P, 506-11 P
Collins, Private James 15 508-9
Chatham, Grammar school for Girls 3 509-10 R, P
Copperas 22 339, 343-5 P, 411-6 P, 462-3, 498-9 P, 509-12
Cooke, Eliza 25 510-11 P
Chaplin, John, Clarinda and Emma 25 481, 511-2
Cranbrook, Royal Observer Corps 04 512-5
Clayson, Edward 15 512-7
Canterbury, breweries 16 513-4 P, 516 P
Canterbury, drink problems 16 513-9
Chatham Dockyard 11 50-6 P, 146 P, 198, 213, 296-7 P, 351, 514-8 P, 571, 590,
Comford 01 515-7
Caroe, WO 22 515-8, 591, 599
Coal, transport 25 492 P, 494, 515-9 P
Crayford 21 517-8, 520
Canterbury, pubs 16 513, 517-9 P
Canadian war hospitals 23 396-404 P, 520-6 P
Christian, Ewan 22 521-3
Carter, Elizabeth 10 451-6 P, 521-6 P
Canterbury, monasteries 07 23-4, 465-9 P, 521-6 P
Canterbury, Blackfriars 13 465-9 P, 521-6 P
Canterbury, Baptist church 13 469, 521-6 P
Cross-Channel, excursions 16 523-5 P
Canterbury, special constabulary (1917) 24 524-8 P
Canterbury, Second World War, evacuation and education 07 525-9
Canterbury, air crash, First World War 24 526-8 P
Cinque Ports, fleet (1217) 25 531-4
Cholera, East Farleigh 01 533-4
Cranbrook, lighthouse 20 533-5 P
Chisholm, Wally and Ken 25 535-8
Cobham, Elinor 12 535-9 P
Canterbury Cathedral, burials 20 536-8
Canterbury Cathedral, Black Prince 06 536-9 P, 676 L
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 16 537-9
Cross-Channel, Ports 07 540-3
Cranbrook, 19th-century tradesmen 12 540-4
Cemeteries, Lenham 17 541-4 P
Chatham, New Road Girls’ school 09 541-6 P
Crayford, silk mills 05 543-6 P, No 11 IBC L
Cobham Hall 06 474, 545-8 P
Chatham, Junior Technical school, football 14 473-6 P, 545-8 P,
Canterbury Cathedral, carvings 22 238 P, 242, 546-7 P, 552
Churches, organs 24 365-69 P, 542 P, 550-1
Chimney sweeps 16 551-4 P
Canterbury, martyrs and memorial 05 551-6 P
Cycling 07 552-5 P
Cinemas, Bromley 21 486-92 P, 552-9 P
Coast blockade 14 551, 554-5
Chaucer, Geoffrey, pilgrims 11 555-9 P
Canterbury, prison 23 555-9 P
Canterbury, pilgrim badges 11 555-9 P
Canterbury and Whitstable Railway 13 498-502 P, 503-4 R, 555-9 P
Coal, future of Kent Coalfield (1945) 25 557-9 P
Cider sippers 17 556 P, 558-9
Chislehurst, Manor House 08 561-4 P, 585
Consistory court registers 04 563-7
Canterbury, archdeaconry and consistory courts 04 563-7
Coast blockade 21 567-8 R
Chatham, Royal Adelaide figurehead 08 570-2 P
Chatham, Brook 11 570-4 P
Convicts 21 220 P, 570-6 P
Cinque Ports, Flying Club 10 570-6 P
Chalk pits and mines 22 571-2
Conrad, Joseph 02 572-3 R
Co-operative movement 15 537, 573-5
Coal, as barge cargo 17 573-5 P, No 12 IBC L
Chatham Dockyard, construction 21 573-6 P
Canterbury, martyrs and memorial 08 573-7 P
Canterbury Castle 08 574-6 P
Chatham, Navy Days 09 580-3 P
Coins and coinage 16 583-9 P, 759 L
Chislehurst, G. H. Baskcomb 06 561-4, 584-8 P
Courtenay, William 07 585-9 P
Chislehurst, Summer Hill House 08 584 P, 586-7
Canterbury, Holy Cross church 22 588-9 P
Conyer, barge-building 01 587, 590-2 P
Carey, William 23 591-7
Collyer’s (builders and undertakers) 21 591-9 P
Collyer, Frederick Adolphus 21 592-5 P
Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang 15 592-5
Cutters 13 531-2 P, 592-9 P
Credgan Ford 20 593-4
Cricket 05 593-5 P
Civil War, Vane and Twysden families 06 593-6 P
Campbell, Thomas 17 595-9 P
Chatham Dockyard, fire 16 601-3 P
Chatham Dockyard, saw mills 22 603-12 P
Cave, J. A. 21 604-5 P
Calamity Corner 14 605-7 P
Circuses 05 605-11 P, 680
Crayford 06 607-9
Charles Dibdin 14 607-9
Cray, river valley 06 607-10
Cliffe, St Helen’s church 23 610-11 P
Chatham, gaol fever epidemics 13 611-5 P
Cooling Castle 23 614-5 P
Cross-Channel, postal services 16 615-9
Churches, organs 21 617-9 P
Cliffe, Nine Elms cement works 06 621-2 P
Canterbury, St George’s church 24 621-2 P
Customs 13 224-32 P, 356, 621-3 P
Cement industry, Cliffe 06 621-5 P
Cement industry, APCM lighthouse barges 06 621-5 P
Canterbury, elections 19th century 08 424, 430 P, 622-5 P, 696 L
Canterbury, King’s school 24 623-4
Clark, Walter C. 04 623-6 P
Clark, Thomas (composer) 04 439 R, 623-6
Chatham Dockyard 01 96-7, 100, 265-7, 625-7, 728
Canterbury Cathedral, Becket’s shrine 07 626-9
Canterbury, General Gordon tree 06 628-9
Chatham, Great Lines 07 634-9 P
Coal, mines 21 527, 635-6 P
Coal, workers, Deal 21 253, 635-7 P
Coke Riots, Ramsgate 02 638-9 P
Charrington’s, brewers 24 No 11 FCP, 638-9
Croford Coachbuilders, Ashford 01 632 P, 640-1 P
Cobham, Sir Alan 09 640-5 P
Churches, choirs 21 617-21, 643-9 P
Cossington pumping station 04 644-5 P
Cook, Dorothy 22 645-6
Cobb, Rev Charles 21 646-8 P
Churchwardens 14 647-9
Cresswell, C. H. (aviator) 01 648-9 P, 651
Chatham Dockyard 10 128, 406, 457, 615, 649, 650-1, No 10 IBC R
Concrete ships 21 650-3 P
Camperdown 17 650-4
Cross-Channel, ferries 11 315, 651-6 P
Canterbury, horses 15 653-5
Cheriton, church 06 654-6 P
Cremer, Whiting and Co (brickmakers) 01 655-6 P
Chatham, barracks 15 657-9
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 12 71, 73 P, 648 P, 661-2 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Reformation’s effects 12 661-2
Chaucer, Geoffrey, pilgrims 15 663-4 P
Canterbury, King’s school 12 661, 663-4
Cinemas, Gillingham 25 663-6 P
Conrad, Joseph 21 664-6 P
Crowley, Ambrose I and III 24 664-7
Churches, sundials 01 664-8 P
Church rate 09 665-7
Canterbury, city wall and gates 23 665-8 P
Cheyne / Cheyney family 11 163, 430-3, 663-4, 666-7
Chaplin, Charlie 25 666-7
Canterbury, Blackfriars 23 670-2 P
Copton windmill 03 670-5 P
Canterbury, Pepper Pot (Round House) Chapel 23 671-3 P
Charles Dibdin 12 673-8 P
Cooling Castle 02 674-5 P
Conyngham, Elizabeth 04 674-5
Cooke, Edward William (artist) 09 674-9
Cherries 21 672 P, 677-8 P, 742 P
Cement railways 21 682-5 P
Cliffe, railway guns 03 682-6 P
Coastal defences 14 379-85 P, 683-7 P
Cooling 25 684-687-8 P
Cliftonville, Clifton Baths estate 24 688-9 P
Canterbury, Huguenots 06 151-4, 625-8, 691-4 P
Canterbury, Dean George Bell 09 691-5 P
Charlton, cable manufacture 07 388-9, 507-11 P, 694-5 L, P
Cross-Channel, excursions 15 701-2 P
Cottington, George 20 701-11 P
Cricket, Tenterden 07 704-6 P
Chalk figures 19 704-8 P
Christmas, 1930s 21 705-7
Chatham, brewery 23 705-10 P
Crayford, Northend county school 22 707-1
County coroners 16 707-10 P
Clark, H. E. (Bert) 25 707-10 P
Canterbury Cathedral 07 21-24 P, 626-30 P, 707-12 P
Cook, John (smuggler) 20 711-8
Chilham Castle 12 634-40 P, 712-6 P
Cliftonville, medical baths 22 714-9 P
Coronations at Canterbury 23 715-6
Cheyne, Margaret 15 716-9 P
County asylum, Barming 13 720-4 P
Chatham, Jenkins Place 21 721-2 P
Cemeteries 16 722-6 P
Chatham, supermarkets 21 723-4 P
Coaches and coaching, coachmen 15 725-9 P
Cinque Ports 07 725-9 P
Cuxton, Whorn’s Place 20 728-9
Cobham Hall 23 728-9 P
Child, William Coles 20 175, 212-3 P, 217-8, 689-91, 731-3, 735 P
Crabble, paper mill 21 733-4 P
Chichele / Chichelle, Archbishop 15 737-9
Canterbury, the Rosier 15 737-9
Canterbury, Marlowe memorial 05 737-9 P
Chartham, emigration 14 738-9
Canterbury, Holy Cross church 15 740-1
Canterbury Guildhall 15 314 P, 678 P, 740-1
Cubitt, William 25 741-2, 747
Canterbury, Tower House 15 741-2 P
Christmas, celebrations 04 743-5
Canterbury Cathedral, bells 03 743-8 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Arundel Tower 03 743-8 P
Carmelites, Aylesford 12 744-6
Carmelites, Aylesford 01 486-9 P, 751-2 P
Christmas, carols 12 751-7 P
Crockshard school 23 752-5 P
Caves 13 753-4
Clare, Richard de 17 753-5
Coaches and coaching, into Kent 08 753-6 P
Churches, music 12 754-7
Cinemas, Canterbury 06 558-63 P, 754-9 P
Canterbury, cinemas 06 558-63 P, 754-9 P
Churches, choirs 12 545-50, 682, 696 L, 755-7
Chatham, St Mary’s church 10 755-9 P
Collinson, Francis 20 33-5
Cricket, Canterbury 0 34-8 P, 238
Canterbury, cricket week 0 34-8 P
Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur, Seal Chart murder 5 35
Canterbury, Baptists 25 35-6 P
Chatham, Zion Baptist chapel 10 37
Cobham family 02 39
Cinque Ports, Bekesbourne 02 39
Court, Robert 08 40-1 P
Callaghan, James 10 40
Combe Bank, Sundridge 14 41-5 P, 184 L
Cory, William and Son 12 43 R
Crimean War, Foreign Legion at Shorncliffe 02 44-9 P
Chatham House Grammar school, Ramsgate 45 4 5-7
Cooling 0 45-7
Chatham Dockyard, policing 24 41, 45-7 P
Chatham, defences 11 47
Churches, militant clergy (1914) 10 50-5 P
Chatham, secret gardens 11 50-6 P
Chatham, St Paul’s church 10 50 P, 53
Canterbury, Fyndon Gate 07 53 P
Chatham, Rochester and Gillingham Observer 10 53
Chatham, Rochester and Gillingham News 10 53
Coal, as barge cargo 12 53 R, 347-52 P
City of Rochester 12 53 R
Collyn, Alexander and family 25 54-5
Churches, country churches 06 54-5 R
Coal, rush at Margate 10 55-6 P
Caterpillar ride 12 55 L
Cliftonville, Tom Thumb Theatre 12 56 L
Chislet 0 57-8 R
Crabble, paper mill 12 59, 376 L
Cobbett, William 03 60-1
Carreras Beanfeast 23 64-5 P
Chatham, Junior Technical school, football 17 64-7 P
Courtenay, William 24 65-6
Chilham, airship landing 05 66 P, 68 P
Canterbury, Weavers’ House 05 70 P
Cotton industry 11 70
Coal, taxes 16 71-2
Coal, posts 16 71-5 P
Canterbury, Jewish community 11 71-6
Canterbury, Christ church 12 71
Coaches and coaching 11 72-6 P
Canterbury, coaching in 11 72-6 P
Canterbury, synagogue 12 72
Civil War 13 73-7 P
Chiddingstone 05 75 PP
Canterbury Castle 12 75-6 P
Chatham, Luton FC 15 75-9 P
Chatham, football 15 75-9 P
Cobham College 05 76 P
Cobham 05 76-9 P
Chichester, HMS 15 80-3 P
Conrad, Joseph 11 80, 543-50 P
Canterbury, apothecaries 17 81-5 P
Cycling 12 81, 239-40 P
Chartham, church, monuments 24 82-3 P
Colepeper family, Aylesford 04 83-4
Clark, Walter C. 20 77, 83-5 P
Canterbury, bus station 25 84-6 P
Coadestone 24 85-6
Cobham, Sir Alan 05 85-7 P
Chartham, lunatics 19 85-7
Canterbury, Minstrels’ Guild 12 85
Canterbury, city waits 12 85
Chartham, workhouse 19 86-8
Chatham Dockyard 21 87-8
Crimean War 23 88-9 P
Chatham, Lecture Hall 02 88-9
Chaucer, Geoffrey, pilgrims 12 88, 415-6
Cholera, Herne Bay 10 85-6, 89
Canterbury, medieval crypt, boots 04 90 P
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 01 91-2 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 01 23-5, 91-2, 691
Churches, early Christian 01 91-4 P
Cinque Ports, Lords Warden 04 94-104 P
Chatham Dockyard 09 94-101 P
Cade, Jack, rebellion (1450) 01 95
Canal construction 26 96-7
Cornwall (reformatory ship) 10 96
Cook, William (poultry farmer) 08 97-102 P
Convoy CW8 15 14-22 P
Cuthbert, Archbishop 01 24
Cobham Court, Bekesbourne 29 1:381
Canterbury, cemetery 10 2 P, 3
Canterbury, Dane John bandstand 22 2 P
Cordle, Dr Celia 29 1:4 P
Caldwell, Samuel 40 1:4
Collins, Wilkie 45 1:5
City of Rochester Society 35 1:5
Canterbury, the Mount 29 1:5
Canterbury, film history 37 1:5
Canterbury, Innovation Centre 30 1:6
Cliftonville, Tom Thumb Theatre 31 1:7 P
Cavell Van, restoration of 32 1:7 P
Churchill, Sir Winston, MS Pujji meeting 36 1:8
Crime and punishment 29 1:9 R
Clark-Kennedy, William Hew 34 1:10 R
Churchill, Sir Winston, Death of a Hero exhibition 36 1:10
Cranbrook, Union Mill 34 1:11 P, R
Canal, Royal Military 32 1:11 R
Chatham, ghosts 34 1:12 R
Cade David 37 1:12
Customs House, Ramsgate 29 1:13 P
Cook, Fred 37 1:13
Chrysler Outboard Motors, Whitstable 32 1:13
Cluett, Albert 43 1:14-16 P
Canterbury, Beaney Institute 35 1:14 R
Cricket, county championship (1913) 35 1:15 R
Cheriton, St Martin’s 38 1:15-17 P
Cave, Emma 35 1:16-23
Castleton, Ebenezer 41 1:16-19 P
Coxon, Lieutenant-Commander Stanley W. 30 1:18 P
Cobham Hall 38 1:18-25 P
Claxton, Kathleen Mary 44 1:18-19 P
Churches, St Peter’s, Ridley 43 1:18-21 P
Cement industry 38 1:18-25 P
Canterbury, martyrs 29 1:18-22
Cricket, Ivo Bligh 38 1:20
Canterbury Castle 29 1:20
Cossack pub, Rochester 45 1:21
Clark, Kenneth (art historian) 43 1:22-23
Chatham, Memorial synagogue 39 1:22-27 P
Canal (Medway-Thames) 41 1:22-29 P
Cricket, Goodwin Sands 32 1:23-24 P
Chambers, John 31 1:23-24
Canterbury, Norman influence 44 1:23-29 P
Chatham, Samuel Pepys 34 1:24
Canterbury, earthquakes 35 1:24-29
Countless Stones, Aylesford 31 1:25
Canterbury, devil effigies 31 1:25
Canterbury Cathedral, construction 44 1:25-26
Crow, Edward (historian) 31 1:26-30 P
Chatham, James II 34 1:26
Chatham, Naval Memorial 43 1:27
Cromwell, Thomas 34 1:28-29
Coke, J. D. 38 1:28
Cleves, Anne of 34 1:28-29
Chislehurst, Napoleon III 43 1:28-37 P
Canterbury, King’s school 37 1:28-31 P
Chislehurst, Strode, Nathaniel 43 1:29-30
Chislehurst, Camden Place 43 1:29-37 P
Camden, William 43 1:29
Cushing, Peter, Whitstable 42 1:30-31 P
Cook, Nell 37 1:30
Conrad, Joseph 40 1:30
Canterbury, Christ church gate 44 1:30-31 P
Cambridge, Corpus Christi 37 1:31
Coward, Sir Noël 37 1:33
Coldrum Long Barrow 44 1:33-39 P
Cinque Ports, Fordwich 29 1:33-38 P
Cinemas, Odeon and Casino, Herne Bay 32 1:33
Crawford, Michael 41 1:34
Carter, George Goldsmith 30 1:34-39 P
Canterbury, St Augustine’s Abbey 29 1:34, 36
Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur 44 1:35
Church, John (Strood) 40 1:35
Cobb, Francis (Margate) 36 1:36-41 P
Cinque Ports, Bekesbourne 29 1:36-38 P
Chatham Dockyard, Arethusa 32 1:36-39 P
Churchill, Clementine, sympathy for squatters 39 1:37
Cecil, James 37 1:37-41 P
Crump, John (stonemason) 43 1:38-40
Crampton, Thomas 38 1:38-43 P
Cobham, post-war housing 39 1:38-47 P
Canterbury, theatre 36 1:38
Canterbury Cathedral, restoration 43 1:38-41 P
Conyer 31 1:40
Canterbury in the Great War 41 1:40 R
Chatham Dockyard 43 1:42-44
Chard VC, John 45 1:43
Crime and punishment 30 1:44-46
Cockcroft, Sir John 35 1:44-45
Cobham, Sir Herbert Baker 32 1:44-50 P
Cobham, Owletts 32 1:44-50 P
Coleman, F. J. 36 1:53
Canterbury, history studies 35 2:4
Cornwallis, Frederick 34 2:5
Cobham, Charles Dickens 37 2:5
Cobbett, William 34 2:5
Canterbury, Henry IV tomb 34 2:5
Canterbury, Frederick Cornwallis 34 2:5
Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust, 25th anniversary 30 2:6
Cave-Browne-Cave, Henry 37 2:6
Canterbury Cathedral, transport sculpture 32 2:6 P
Churchill, Sir Winston, Chartwell 36 2:7
Chatham, Medway Festival of Steam 34 2:7
Chase, Thomas 31 2:7
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre 31 2:7
Cornwallis Academy, Maidstone 32 2:8 P
Census (1851) 32 2:8
Canterbury, malthouse 34 2:8
Churchill, Sir Winston, Chartwell 30 2:9
Chatham, Museum of Tales 29 2:9
Chatham Dockyard, Art in the Dockyard exhibition 32 2:9
Chartwell, Sir Winston Churchill 30 2:9
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor 45 2:10
Clifton James, M. E. 44 2:10
Cinemas, Invicta / Wardona, Strood 31 2:10
Crowther, Thomas 31 2:11
Coneys, the Rev Steve 40 2:11
Chilham, Pink Floyd pig balloon 34 2:11
Conrad, Joseph 32 2:12
Cubitt, the Rev Benjamin 45 2:13
Cole, Barney 30 2:13
Cranbrook, Winch’s brewery 31 2:14 P
Cranbrook, Old Dane House 31 2:14 P
Cranbrook, Hudson’s chemists 31 2:14 P
Cranbrook 31 2:14-15 P
Cosham, Ernest Ebenezer 41 2:14-21 P
Chatham Dockyard, Arethusa 32 2:14-15 P
Cranbrook, Dadson’s bakery 31 2:15 P
Cozens, Walter 39 2:15-19
Clausthal PoW camp 43 2:15-23 P
Chagall, Marc (artist) 35 2:15 P R
Capel History Society 35 2:15 R
Cooper, Gary 42 2:16-21 P
Cheriton, photographs 34 2:16 P
Cheriton, High Street 34 2:16 P
Chalkin, Lilian 32 2:16
Cricket, Major A. J. Evans 43 2:17-21 P
Clark, Sydney 40 2:17-18
Carpathia 37 2:17-18
Cross, Richard Assheton 39 2:18
Cooper, Charles 42 2:18-21
Coppins VC, Frederick 42 2:20
Capel Then and Now (book) 44 2:20-25 P
Capel 44 2:20-25 P
Capel (near Tonbridge) 44 2:20-25 P
Courtney, Kathleen 45 2:21-25
Conway-Gordon, Vera 45 2:21-22
Conscription in First World War 37 2:22-26 P
Conquest, Detective Inspector John 39 2:22-23
Cliffe, St Helen’s church 31 2:22 P
Churches, St Alfege’s, Greenwich 42 2:22
Canterbury, conscription 37 2:22-25
Captain Swing 34 2:23
Curtis, Albert 37 2:24
Crime and punishment 29 2:24-29
Cooling, St James’s church 31 2:24-25 P
Chatham, Memorial synagogue 38 2:24-25 P
Chatham Chest 42 2:24-25 P
Charlton, industry 43 2:24-28
City of London Lunatic Asylum, Dartford 32 2:26-27 P
Christie & Vesey Ltd 43 2:26
Castles 30 2:26-33 P
Car tax 42 2:26-29
Camburn, Frank 37 2:26
Cory (lighterage) 43 2:27-28
Coldbridge, castle 30 2:27
Castle, Henry, and Sons 43 2:27
Coldred, Castle 30 2:28
Charlesworth, Sampson 37 2:28-30 P
Charlesworth, Frederick 37 2:28-31 P
Castle Rough, Sittingbourne 30 2:28
Carson, Lady 45 2:29
Calcraft, William 29 2:29
Cinque Ports 31 2:30
Chez Laurie (nightspot) 45 2:30
Cavalier, HMS 31 2:30 P
Canterbury, St Edmund’s school 40 2:30-31
Crowther, Samuel 38 2:31-32
Cottrill, Walter 35 2:31
Chatham Dockyard 31 2:31
Craig, Edith 43 2:32-33
Cooling, St James’s church 35 2:32-33 P
Comport family 35 2:32-33
Chase, Pauline (actress) 43 2:32
Castle Bank, Staplehurst 30 2:32
Capital punishment 40 2:32-42
Copeland, George (pianist) 43 2:34
Cobham, John de 31 2:36
Cobham Hall 31 2:36-41 P
Cheyne, Sir Thomas 32 2:36-38
Cheyne, Sir Robert 32 2:36
Cheyne, Sir John 32 2:36-37
Castles, Queenborough 32 2:36-37 P
Charles I, at Cobham 31 2:37
Canterbury, bus premises 37 2:37-41 P
Cheyne, Henry 32 2:38
Canterbury, Zoar Chapel 35 2:38-39 P
Canterbury, water supply 35 2:38-39
Canterbury, Baptists 35 2:38-39 P
Cricket, Cobham Hall 31 2:40 P
Confectioners, Harringtons, Tunbridge Wells 32 2:40-43 P
Cleeve, Bourchier 34 2:40-43
Chandler, Raymond 45 2:40
Canterbury: A History Since 1500 (book) 44 2:40-47 PR
Canterbury, history 29 2:40-46 P
Chapman, Richard 29 2:41 P
Canterbury, Buttermarket 29 2:41
Canterbury, Bullstake 29 2:41
Cobham, Owletts 45 2:42-47
Clouet, François (painter) 40 2:42-43
Canterbury, Second World War 29 2:42
Cushman, Robert 44 2:43
Cooper-Key, Aston 37 2:43-49
Churches, St Nicholas, Strood 43 2:43-45 P
Canterbury, Westgate, Grove 29 2:43 P
Canterbury, Lefevres department store 29 2:43
Canterbury, James Beaney 44 2:43 P
Crompton, Richmal 41 2:44-51 P
Cremer, Charles 38 2:44-51 P
Cobbett, William 32 2:44-50 P
Churchill, Clementine 35 2:44
Castles, Dover 34 2:44-46 P
Castles 34 2:44-49 P
Canterbury, Sir John Boys House 29 2:44
Canterbury, river Stour 29 2:44 P
Canterbury, Eleanor Roosevelt visits 35 2:44
Creteway Down translator, Folkestone 31 2:45-46 P
Cremer, William 38 2:45
Castles, Walmer 34 2:45-46
Canterbury, Woods butchers 29 2:45
Canterbury, shield of 29 2:45 P
Canterbury, pavements 44 2:45
Canterbury, cattle market 29 2:45
Crime and punishment, Tyler Hill poisoning (1909) 29 2:46
Cricket, development of game 39 2:46-51 P
Cricket, Bromley 39 2:46-51 P
Churches, Tenterden 32 2:46-47 P
Churches, Snargate 32 2:46-47 P
Churches, Brenzett 32 2:46-47 P
Chatham, Southcottians 36 2:46
Canterbury, Tyler Hill poisoning (1909) 29 2:46
Castles, Queenborough 34 2:47-48 P
Cremer, Frederick 38 2:48-51 P
Castles, Upnor 34 2:48-49 P
Canterbury, St Martin’s church 40 2:48-50 P
Chislehurst, Crompton, Richmal 41 2:49-51 P
Croft-Cooke, Rupert 41 2:50
Crime and punishment, Otterden, Hannah Giles 34 2:50
Cobdown Park, Aylesford 45 2:50
Canterbury, William Cobbett 32 2:50
Cadogan, Mary 41 2:51
Cranmer, Thomas 34 3:3
Canterbury Cathedral 34 3:3
Churchill, Sir Winston 37 3:4
Corbiere, Henri 35 3:5
Colville, Sir John 35 3:5
Churchill, Sir Winston 35 3:5
Chatham Dockyard, HMS Victory 32 3:5
Chartwell cat 35 3:5
Crooked Billet, Bickley, V2 attack 32 3:6 P
Canterbury, film making 34 3:6
Canterbury, Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery 34 3:6 P
Cushing, Peter, Whitstable 34 3:7 P
Cross-Channel, community history network 29 3:7
Chatham, Armed Forces Day 30 3:7
Canterbury High Street (pre-Blitz) 35 3:7 P
Canterbury Cathedral, library refurbishment 32 3:7
Canterbury, Roman Theatre, Castle Street 32 3:7, 32 5:19 P
Crossway, Staplehurst 30 3:8 P
Crayford, town archive 32 3:8
Crayford, bridge 32 3:8 P
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre redevelopment 29 3:8
Canterbury, Abbot’s Mill / Denne’s Mill 36 3:8
Canterbury Archaeological Trust 36 3:8
Changing Face of Weald, The (book) 39 3:9 R
Castor, SS 35 3:9
Cambria, restoration of 32 3:9 P
Chaucer, Geoffrey, pilgrims 34 3:10 R
Canterbury, Canterbury Tales 34 3:10 R
Canterbury Tales 34 3:10 R
Cray, river 34 3:11 R
Coke suits 29 3:11
Cinemas 30 3:11
Churches, St Bride’s, Fleet Street 43 3:12
Chequers, pub, Higham 32 3:13 P
Currie, Sir Donald 37 3:14
Cooper, William George 43 3:14-15
Cooper, Thomas Sidney 43 3:14-23 P
Cooper, Sarah (née Sabine) 43 3:14-23
Cleve Court, Minster 30 3:14-20 P
Cheriton, laundry 34 3:14-19 P
Canterbury, Thomas Sidney Cooper 43 3:14-23 P
Cummins, Charles William 36 3:15
Cork, John Frederick 35 3:15 L
Curzon, Lord 38 3:16
Confectioners, Harringtons, Tunbridge Wells 32 3:16
Cobham, Sir Alan 35 3:16-22 P
Coalmining 44 3:16-25 P
Canterbury, library services 42 3:16-20
Cooper, Nevill 43 3:17-22
Cheriton, Folkestone Sanitary Steam laundry 34 3:17 P
Carnegie UK Trust 42 3:17-19
Cannon, William and Sophia 43 3:17
Cannon, Mary (later Cooper) 43 3:17-22
Cheriton, Monarch laundry 34 3:18-19
Cooke, Annie 42 3:19-21 P
Conyngham, oast house, Patrixbourne 29 3:19-22 P
Cricket, Tich Freeman 31 3:20-25 P
Coward, Noël, and George, Duke of Kent 41 3:20-23
Court Lodge Farm Oast House, Brook 29 3:20
Chater, Francis 37 3:20
Canterbury, Sidney Cooper Gallery 43 3:20-23 P
Cricket, W. G. Grace 38 3:21-22
Chidley, Ivy 37 3:21
Canterbury, cricket week 38 3:21-22
Cannon, Thomas Grotjan 43 3:21
Croft-Cooke, Rupert (bookseller) 45 3:22-27
Croft-Cooke, Lawrence 45 3:22
Constable, John 34 3:22-23
Collier, Sarah (Faversham) 40 3:22-25
Clare, Gilbert de 37 3:22-27 P
Chatham, child welfare 42 3:22-28
Canterbury, Mary Tourtel 43 3:22
Canterbury, Beaney House of Art 43 3:22
Cement-making 36 3:23-27
Cricket, Kent team (1914) 31 3:24 P
Cowper-Terry, Louis 45 3:24-27
Childish, Billy (artist) 34 3:25
Chaplin, Charlie, meeting Charles Igglesden 38 3:25
Caro, Sir Anthony 34 3:25
Canterbury, Archbishop Archibald Tait 42 3:25
Corn Exchange, Rochester 35 3:26 P
Chatham Dockyard, Elizabeth I 34 3:26-27
Chatham Dockyard 34 3:26-27 P
Canterbury Tale, A (film) 44 3:26-35 P
Cameron, Sheila (QC) 40 3:26-27
Canterbury, historic river tours 34 3:28-33 P
Currey, Rev John, epitaph, Dartford 32 3:29
Chartham, Sir John Fagg, epitaph 32 3:29
Canterbury, Friars Ferry 34 3:29
Cackett, William 45 3:29
Cobham Hall estate 43 3:30-38 P
Clayton, Jack 38 3:30-31
Carnivals 29 3:30-33 P
Canterbury, pageants 29 3:30-33 P
Canterbury, Blackfriars 34 3:30 P
Canterbury, Weavers river tours 34 3:31
Canterbury, Old Weavers House 34 3:31-32 P
Cunningham, John 39 3:32-34
Colls, Marguerite 36 3:32-37 P
Chatham Dockyard 37 3:32-35 P
Cantiaci 30 3:32-37
Canterbury, Second World War attacks 42 3:32-35 P
Camden, William 41 3:32
Cummings, Constance 43 3:33-35 P
Cullen, Thomas 37 3:33-34
Colt, W. H., Ltd 43 3:33
Chilham, Margaret Diggs, epitaph 32 3:33
Cranbrook, William Freestone, epitaph 32 3:34
Churches, Old Romney 32 3:34-35 P
Chilcott, Alec 42 3:34-35
Crookenden, John 37 3:35
Chatham, military 42 3:36-39
Chatham, hospitals 42 3:36-39
Chatham, Fort Pitt 42 3:36-39 P
Chatham, Charles Dickens 42 3:36-37
Challock, church murals 37 3:36-41 P
Canterbury Castle 44 3:36-40 P
Cambria and Cambria Trust 35 3:36-41 P
Crime and punishment, transportation 30 3:38-41
Cliff Top Café, Folkestone 32 3:38
Chandler family, Folkestone 32 3:38
Carry On films 43 3:38-46 P
Canterbury, gas and coke company 44 3:38-40 P
Cosmas and Damien, saints 37 3:39
Cooke, Rev Daniel 38 3:39 P
Crockham Hill, the Cearne 32 3:40-41
Chatham, First World War air raids 29 3:40
Charles, Prince 37 3:40
Charles II, King 31 3:40-45 P
Cearne, The, Crockham Hill 32 3:40-41
Carpathia, RMS 39 3:40-43
Canterbury, bombing (1940) 45 3:40
Chatham, Empire Theatre 43 3:41 P
Crime and punishment, murder of Thomas Bonar 29 3:42-45
Cranbrook 40 3:42 PR
Coward, Sir Noël 35 3:42-43
Coalmining 41 3:42-51 P
Clarke, Mary 29 3:42-45
Chislehurst, Camden Place 29 3:42-45 P
Chamberlain, Neville 41 3:42-43
Canterbury, Neville Chamberlain 41 3:42-43
Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang 37 3:43
Conyer, William Joyce 38 3:44-45 P
Coldhams Wood, Little Chart 32 3:44
Coastlines 42 3:44-51
Chatham, William Joyce 38 3:44
Chatham, Ordnance Terrace 35 3:44-49 P
Canterbury, Greyfriars Monastery 44 3:44-47
Canterbury, Barclays Bank 40 3:44-49 P
Conrad, Joseph 37 3:45
Crundale Tower, Orpington 32 3:46 P
Churches, Dode 43 3:46-51 P
Crime and punishment, Bredgar 34 3:47
Cambria 31 3:47 P
Crescent Line 39 3:48
Columbarium 43 3:48-51 P
Chapman, Doug 43 3:48-51 P
Coronation celebrations 44 3:50-51
Chatham, Zion chapel 45 3:50-51
Chatham, library 45 3:50-51
Canterbury, coronation (1953) 44 3:50-51 P
Cinemas, Regal, Bexleyheath 31 3:51 P
Chambers, Thomas 37 3:55
Craig, Edith 35 4:4 P
Canterbury, cine film 38 4:5
Chaplin, Charlie, guest at Lympne 38 4:6
Cranbrook, church 42 4:7
Curse scroll, Farleigh 34 4:8
Cobham, Leather Bottle 34 4:8 P
Chatham Dockyard, Titanic Honour and Glory exhibition 32 4:8
Channel Tunnel, 15th birthday 30 4:8
Cambria 31 4:8 P
Crockenhill, Thomas Wood 38 4:9 R
Coke suits 29 4:9
Cavalier, HMS 31 4:9
Crow, Edward (historian) 31 4:10
Court Lodge, Lamberhurst 35 4:10 P
Churchill, Winston 45 4:10
Churches Conservation Trust 37 4:10
Cheyney / Cheney, Sir Thomas 36 4:10 R
Charles II 37 4:10
Charles I 37 4:10
Canterbury and the Gothic Revival 34 4:10 R
Chalk, area in world wars 37 4:11 R
Cowdrey, Colin 45 4:12
Capel 29 4:12 R
Cumbria Clock Company 35 4:13
Ching Ching (panda) 45 4:13
Chinese Communist Party 45 4:13
Chin, John 36 4:13
Chia Chia (panda) 45 4:13
Canterbury, hospital (1838) 37 4:13
Crundal, George Coulter, epitaph 32 4:14
Coulter, George, epitaph, Crundale 32 4:14
Collar, William Thomas 34 4:14
Cockerell, Michael 45 4:14
Cleve Court, Minster 30 4:14
Chatham Dockyard 35 4:14 R
Canterbury, Nash, James 37 4:14
Canterbury, Christiana Edmunds 37 4:14
Campbell, John 45 4:14
Cinemas 30 4:15
Chittenden, William 35 4:15 R
Canterbury Castle 45 4:15-17
Cricket, Tich Freeman 31 4:16-22 P
Chatham, Jimi Hendrix 37 4:16-23
Casablanca (film) 40 4:16-25 P
Coleman, Charles (Sandwich) 42 4:17-21 P
Challock, exotic grotto 29 4:17-18 P
Curteis, Jeremiah (Rye) 39 4:18
Crowhurst Farm, East Peckham 30 4:18-24 P
Cricket, County Ground Canterbury 31 4:18 P
Cricket 36 4:18-23
Cotterill, William 39 4:18-19
College Lane hostel, Faversham 45 4:18
Challock, King’s Wood murders 38 4:18-25 P
Carpenter, Tom (Ash) 42 4:18-19
Canterbury, cricket ground 31 4:18P/20-21
Cripps, Jack and Mabel 39 4:20-21 P
Collins, James Thomas 38 4:20-25
Cokayne, Francis 32 4:20-23
Chatham, Central Hall 37 4:20-23 P
Canterbury, St Mary Bredin 35 4:20
Canterbury, St George’s church 35 4:20
Constantine, Leary 31 4:21
Coastguards (Epple Bay) 44 4:22-31 P
Church of the Latter-Day Saints 45 4:22-24
Chatham, St Clement’s, Sandwich 42 4:22-23 P
Crerar, Patrick Duncan 36 4:23
Cochrane, Admiral Arthur 43 4:23
Chatham, Asquith Xavier (railwayman) 42 4:24-26 P
Cushman, Leon 29 4:25-26
Cummings, Ivy 29 4:25
Chulkhurst, Mary (conjoined twin) 45 4:25
Chulkhurst, Eliza (conjoined twin) 45 4:25
Chislehurst, wills 30 4:26-29
Chislehurst, St Nicholas church 30 4:26-29 P
Cheyne, Robert 34 4:26-27
Chalk, Gravesend 45 4:26-35
Chatham, film and television locations 43 4:27
Carpmael, Cecilia (artist) 42 4:27-33
Craddock, Patience 45 4:28
Craddock, John 45 4:28-32
Carew, Emma 37 4:28-34
Canada, Kentish placenames 35 4:28
Cinematograph Films Act 43 4:29
Chesterton, A. K. (fascist) 38 4:29
Church of St Mary and St Eanswythe, Folkestone 30 4:30-34 P
Calais, Hamilton, Lady 37 4:30-35
Cinemas 36 4:32-35 P
Chatham, Ritz cinema 36 4:32-35 P
Carson, Rachel (author) 44 4:32-41 P
Cadogan, Henry 37 4:32
Colefax, Lady Sibyl 42 4:33-34 P
Crime and punishment, Ramsgate, Stephen Forwood 31 4:34-38,
Cosway, Sir William, memorial 34 4:34 P
Chatham, buses 40 4:34-41 P
Clements, Lillian 41 4:35
Canterbury, Wincheap Street 34 4:35
Canterbury, Roper gate 34 4:35 P
Churches, St Leonard’s, Hythe 34 4:36 P
Church rates 35 4:36-41
Chatham, Dutch raid (1667) 38 4:36-38 P
Casswell, Simon 44 4:36
Churches, All Saints’, Tudely 34 4:37 P
Chittenden, Edward 29 4:37
Craig, Flight Sergeant John Teasdale 41 4:38
Chislehurst, St Mary’s churchyard 41 4:38
Canada Day 43 4:38
Copley, John Singleton 42 4:39-41 P
Collins, Damian, MP 43 4:39
Charlotte Temple (novel) 42 4:39
Cricket, Band of Brothers 35 4:40 P
Castles, Cooling 31 4:40 P
Cooling Castle 31 4:41 P
Castles, Kingsgate 31 4:41 P
Cubitt, Joseph 38 4:42-43 P
Courtiers 43 4:42-43
Chater, Daniel (shoemaker) 44 4:42-47 P
Carvyng, The Booke of 43 4:42-43 P
Carlingford 45 4:42
Canning, John Charles 30 4:42
Chislet, colliery 32 4:43-44 P
Cyanotypes 43 4:44-51 P
Cocaine 41 4:44-51
Clock tower, Ashford 31 4:44 P
Children, John George 43 4:44-47 P
Charing, Charing Palace 31 4:44 P
Canterbury, Christ Church University 42 4:44-47
Cripps, W. (solicitor) 39 4:45-46
Cricket, Colin Cowdrey 43 4:45-47
Cowdrey, Colin 43 4:45-47
Clutterbuck, Leonard 35 4:45-46
Churchill, Charles 45 4:45-46
Canterbury, Fred H. Orchard 38 4:45
Cherry growing, Folkestone 34 4:46-50 P
Cherry Garden, Folkestone 34 4:46-50 P
Castles, Romney 31 4:46 P
Cinemas, Palace, Gillingham 31 4:48
Canterbury, rural fete (1896) 39 4:49
Cornell, Alfred 39 4:50-51
Cobb family (Margate) 37 4:50-55 P
Craddock, Mary 37 4:51
Cole, Nat King 40 4:51
Chaucer, Geoffrey, pilgrims 45 4:51
Carroll, Lewis 45 4:51
Curtis and Harvey, Cliffe (explosives manufacturers) 35 4:52-55 P
Cliffe, explosion (1904) 35 4:52-55 P
Clairmont, Claire/Clara 45 4:52
Cavendish, Georgiana 45 4:52
Capel-le-Ferne, airship station 36 4:54-55 P
Crampton, Thomas 40 5:4
Cooper, Gary 39 5:4
Churchill, Winston, first lord 45 5:5 45
Chiddingstone, Country Fair (2013) 34 5:5
Canterbury, Wise Words Festival (2013) 34 5:5
Chislehurst Society, the 37 5:6
Chestfield History Society 37 5:6
Chatham Dockyard, No 1 Smithery 31 5:6 P
Cooling Castle 31 5:7 P
Chislet, colliery 36 5:7
Chartham Hatch, Seven Stories 30 5:7
Channel, fastest crossing by amphibious car 29 5:7 P
Chalk, parish history group 34 5:7
Catherine of Aragon 35 5:7
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre 32 5:7
Canterbury, Beaney Institute 31 5:8
Canterbury Festival 31 5:8
Crossness pumping station 35 5:9 P
Coulson, Ian 37 5:9
Coleman Longbarrow, Trottiscliffe 34 5:9
Canterbury Festival 36 5:9
Canterbury Cathedral 36 5:9
Canterbury Cathedral 34 5:9
Cadogan, 5th Earl 42 5:9
Cadogan Estates 42 5:9
Canterbury, Canterbury Motor Company 43 5:10
Crook, Ronald 29 5:11 R
Cinemas 32 5:11
Crime and punishment, transportation 30 5:12
Courtenay, Archbishop William 45 5:12
Colonia (sailing barge) 40 5:13-15 P
Chiswick, St Nicholas church 41 5:13
Canterbury: A History since 1500 45 5:13
Churchill, Sir Winston, Folkestone talk 44 5:14
Charter Day, Bexley (1937) 32 5:14-16 P
Carriages 30 5:14-21 P
Canterbury, Mozart, visit to area by 36 5:14-19 P
Canterbury, Bligh Bros 30 5:14-21 P
Cornwallis, Lord 32 5:15-16 P
Cobb, Charles 37 5:15
Cobb, Benjamin 37 5:15
Chrysler 43 5:15
Canterbury Guildhall (demolished 1950) 36 5:15-19 P
Creaseys 39 5:16-19 P
Creasey, Son and Wickenden 39 5:16-19 P
Creasey, George Mackie 39 5:16-19
Crabb, Thomas 39 5:16
Connell, Ted 37 5:16
Churches, upper spaces 35 5:16-17
Canterbury, Betty Bolaine 40 5:16-25 P
Canterbury Cathedral 35 5:16-17 P R
Crampton, Paul 37 5:17
Conyngham, Elizabeth 37 5:17
Cranmer, Thomas 34 5:18-19 P
Cook, William (Roydon Hall) 42 5:18
Conrad, Joseph, at Warehorne 29 5:18-19
Chapman, Ellen (lion tamer) 41 5:18
Canterbury, Stage by Stage 32 5:18-27 R
Canterbury, St George’s Place 44 5:18-19 P
Canterbury, hospitals 40 5:18-19 P
Canterbury, Buttermarket Theatre 32 5:18-20 P
Cricket 36 5:19
Chatham, Invicta Ballroom 43 5:19-27 P
Chatham, Beatles, the 43 5:19-27
Christian, Fletcher 36 5:20-25
Canterbury, New Theatre 32 5:20-22 P
Crimson Field, The 35 5:22-27
Cooper, Thomas Sidney 32 5:22 P
Contagious Diseases Acts of 1864, 1866, 1869, Dover 29 5:22-25
Canterbury, Theatre Royal 32 5:22-24
Canterbury, St Mary Magdalene church 40 5:22-23 P
Cowdrey, Colin, at Dreamland 41 5:23
Chatham, New Road Avenue 45 5:23-25
Campbell, Henry (artist) 39 5:23 P
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre 43 5:24
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre 32 5:24-27 P
Collins, John (Titanic) 40 5:26-33
Cogger, Robert 31 5:26-29
Clothmaking, Lamberhurst 31 5:26-29 P
Chatham, Charles Dickens 29 5:26-27
Chalk, Charles Dickens’s honeymoon cottage 45 5:26-33
Chichele, Henry 36 5:27
Carver, Judy Golding 42 5:27-37 P
Cliftonville, air crash (1938) 41 5:28-35 P
Canterbury, general election (1880) 35 5:28-33 P
Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang 29 5:29
Charles, Ernest, KC 39 5:30
Cotton, Rev Arthur 38 5:31
Christie, Agatha 44 5:31
Cook, Ernest 37 5:32
Chatham, Southcottians 36 5:32-39 P
Carey, John 42 5:32-34
Collins, Malcolm 40 5:33
Collard, Sir George 35 5:33
Canterbury Cathedral 30 5:33 P
Cross, Frederick (Margate) 41 5:34
Cressy, HMS 45 5:34-45
Chatham, Fort Pitt 35 5:34-35 P
Chalybeate spring, Tunbridge Wells 30 5:34 P
Crowdy, Dame Rachel 31 5:35-36
Cricket, Goodwin Sands 43 5:35
Chatham, Medway Union Workhouse 34 5:36
Canterbury, road names 38 5:36-43 P
Corn trade 35 5:38-39
Clarendon Smith, Joseph 35 5:38-39 P
Crouch, Tracey (MP) 44 5:39
Cheriton, Martin Walter 34 5:40-45 P
Charlemagne, Emperor 37 5:40-41
Cenwulf of Mercia 37 5:41-42
Crime and punishment, Ramsgate, Stephen Forwood 31 5:42-47
Cracker Barrel cheese 41 5:42-43 P
Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang 41 5:42-43 P
Clifford, Edgar (Gravesend) 39 5:43
Carrington-Cootes, Pamella 41 5:43
Crime, Gad’s Hill 38 5:44-51
Cheriton, East Kent Road Car Company 34 5:44
Cheriton, C. J. Nickolls Ltd 34 5:44-45 P
Cycling, in the Second World War 29 5:46-51 P
Cranbrook, high street 43 5:46-47 P
Corey, Morris Clayson 37 5:46-48
Clayson, Henry Morris 37 5:46-50
Clayson, Elizabeth 37 5:46-50
Choir singing 31 5:48-51
Champion Hill prep school 31 5:49
Coulter, John (sub-editor) 45 5:50-51
Clifford, Hubert 38 5:50
Clavell, John 38 5:50-51
Churchill, Sir Winston, support for daylight saving 36 5:50-51
Cheesman, Edward 34 5:50
Charles II 38 5:50
Corbett, George Henry 36 5:52-55 P
Canterbury Cathedral, Methuselah 31 6: 3
Christmas on the Home Front 34 6:5
Canterbury, murder of Thomas Becket 32 6:5
Capel Manor House, Horsmonden 34 6:6 P
Chartham bus service 37 6:7
Chatham Dockyard, From Shore to Sea 34 6:8
Cavalier, HMS 31 6:9 P
Curzon cinemas 36 6:10
Cockcroft, Dr Robert 36 6:11
Chiesman’s (Maidstone) 44 6:11
Canterbury, Second World War 40 6:11
Crime and punishment, Medway 29 6:12 R
Cricket, Alexander Pitcairn 35 6:12
Cobham Hall 42 6:12
Crockham Hill, the Cearne 32 6:13
Cook, James 43 6:13
Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang 35 6:13
Cearne, The, Crockham Hill 32 6:13
Cuffay, William 35 6:14 R
Cricketers in First World War 36 6:14-15
Churches, St Michael’s, Cornhill 43 6:14
Cheriton 29 6:14-17 P
Chatham, Royal Engineer Barracks 41 6:14-19 P
Chatham, Chatham from Old Photographs (book) 35 6:14 R
Chatham, Boer War memorial statues 41 6:14-19 P
Charing Heath, V1 bomb 39 6:14-19 P
Canterbury, Mary Tourtel 42 6:14-21 P
Canterbury, Buttermarket Theatre 32 6:14 P
Caldwell, Samuel and Sarah 42 6:14-17 P
Churches, St Peter’s, Sandwich 43 6:15-17 P
Colt, William and Rita 37 6:16-23
Colt buildings 37 6:16-23 P
Cheriton, St Martin’s church 29 6:16-17 P
Challock, wartime defences 44 6:16-22 P
Caldwell, Samuel Jr 42 6:16-20
Chatham, Kitchener memorial homes 41 6:17
Colt, Mick 37 6:18-21
Churchill, Sir Winston, Challock visit 44 6:18
Churches, St Peter’s, Boughton Monchelsea 34 6:18
Churches, lychgates 34 6:18-21 P
Churches, St Mary the Virgin, Kemsing 34 6:19
Churches, St Giles, Shipbourne 34 6:19 P
Cheyne, Sir Thomas 40 6:19
Canterbury, Poor Priests’ House 45 6:19-23
Crayford, St Paulinus church 34 6:20-21 P
Churches, St Vincent’s, Littlebourne 34 6:20
Churches, St Paulinus, Crayford 34 6:20-21 P
Churches, St Martin’s, Eynsford 34 6:20
Churches, SS Peter and Paul, Farningham 34 6:20
Cholera 41 6:20-31 P
Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang 30 6:20-27 P
Canterbury, Greyfriars chapel 45 6:20
Canterbury, Chaucer hotel 42 6:20-21 P
Canterbury, Beaney Institute 42 6:20
Churches, St Stephen’s, Lympne 34 6:21
Churches, St Peter’s, Swingfield 34 6:21
Churches, St Laurence, Bidborough 34 6:21
Churches, Christ church, Kilndown 34 6:21 P
Churches, All Saints’, Birling 34 6:21
Christ church, Kilndown 34 6:21 P
Cricket, Meopham 38 6:22-23 P
Cobham, park 31 6:22-24
Cook, E. 32 6:23
Chatham, cholera 41 6:23-28
Campbell, Sir Malcolm 37 6:23
Canterbury, Marlowe memorial 29 6:24-25 P
Canterbury, cholera 41 6:24-30
Curteis family 39 6:25
Cotteril, Tom 32 6:25
Cobham Hall 35 6:25
Cliffe, cholera 41 6:25-27
Cobham College almshouses 35 6:26-27 P
Castles, Allington 32 6:26-32 P
Castle, Albert and Rosetta 42 6:27
Canterbury, Christ church gate (1890) 35 6:27 P
Cranbrook Colony (artists) 35 6:28-31 P
Cleves, Anne of 34 6:28-33 P
Castles, Hever 34 6:28 P
Canterbury Tale, A (film) 42 6:28
Chatham Dockyard, corruption 31 6:29-30
Chatham Chest 31 6:29-30
Cruikshank, Robert (cartoonist) 41 6:30-31
Cross-Channel swimming 44 6:30-38 P
Carey, Horace 44 6:30-38 P
Campbell-Howe, Christopher 37 6:30-31
Cromwell, Thomas 32 6:31
Cranbrook Museum 35 6:31
Coward, Sir Noël 40 6:32-37 P
Clothing, seamen’s jerseys 29 6:32-36 P
Cleve, Bourchier 35 6:32-33 P
Cinemas 30 6:32-38 P
Capron, Clare 38 6:32
Cushman, Robert 34 6:34-39
Coombe Lawns, Herne Bay 31 6:34-41 P
Churchill, Winston 40 6:34-39 P
Corona Cinema, Swanley 30 6:35
Cliffe, Globe Cinema 30 6:35
Castrol oil 45 6:35-41
Cohen, Solomon 43 6:36-39
Carr, Sir Emsley (editor) 44 6:36
Canterbury, workhouse 43 6:36-39 P
Canterbury, Poor Priests’ Hospital 43 6:36-39 P
Canterbury, Alderman James Simmons 43 6:36-39 P
Campbell, Mrs Patrick 40 6:36-37
Cranbrook, Regal Cinema 30 6:37 P
Clary, Julian 40 6:37
Canterbury, Westgate Tower 34 6:37 P
Colepeper monument, Goudhurst 32 6:39 P
Coggers Hall, Lamberhurst 32 4:24-28 P, 32 6:39
Clements, Judge Arthur 42 6:39
Cinque Ports Flying Club 45 6:39
Churches, St Mary’s, Lamberhurst 32 6:39
Churches, St Mary’s, Goudhurst 32 6:39
Colepeper family 32 6:39, 42
Cranbrook, village sign 32 6:40 P
Cranbrook, Union Mill 32 6:40 P
Chatham, obscenity prosecutions 43 6:40-47
Chatham, Anglo-American Bookshop 43 6:40-47 P
Castles, Sissinghurst 32 6:40-41 P
Castles, Rochester 34 6:41 P
Court-at-Street Chapel 45 6:42-51
Cosham, Frederick 39 6:42-51 P
Coopers Arms, Rochester 34 6:42
Colepeper, Alicia 32 6:42
Churches, St Mary’s, Lenham 32 6:42
Chiddingstone Castle 38 6:42-43 P
Chase, James Hadley (author) 43 6:42-47 P
Challock, village sign 32 6:42
Canterbury Tale, A (film) 43 6:42
Chapel of Our Lady of Court-at-Street 45 6:42, 47
Chatham, housing 38 6:44-46 P
Cranbrook, phantom hound 31 6:45
Cobb’s Hall, Aldington 45 6:45
Churches, St Nicholas, Pluckley 34 6:45 P
Chatham, ghosts 34 6:45-46 P
Chatham, Fort Amherst ghosts 34 6:45-46 P
Crayford, Vickers factory 42 6:46-48
Conway, Carl 29 6:46-51
Cliftonville Lido 40 6:46-51 P
Clifton Baths, Cliftonville 40 6:46-51 P
Cinemas, mobile 29 6:46-51
Court, George (Crayford) 42 6:48
Christmas puddings, history of 32 6:48-50 P
Canterbury, Plum Pudding riots 32 6:48-50
Cliftonville 42 6:50-51 P
Carts, horse-drawn 31 6:50P
Cody, Samuel 35 6:51-52
Cobham, Sir Alan 35 6:53
Coronation robes 35 6:54
Canterbury, St Thomas’ Well 18 15, 19
Chatham, restoration of Charles II 13 21, 24 P
Carefree (motor boat) 18 23, 27 P
Caffyn’s (drapers) 04 2-3 P
Charles, A. O. (philanthropist) 18 3
Conan Doyle, Sir Arthur, billiards 03 22
Chatham, drapers 04 3-4 P, 6
Chartham, cemetery 10 4 P
Court, Hector Felix ‘Mac’ 41 2:4-13 P
Court, Daphne (Cheveralls) 41 2:4-13 P
Cliffe Fort 44 3:4-13 P
Canterbury Cathedral, fire (1872) 40 6:4-13 P
Churchill, Sir Winston (art) 42 3:4-15 P
Car industry 43 5:4-15 P
Charles II, King restoration celebrations 13 21-4 P
Cove, Sarah 38 5:4-5 P
Coppins VC, Frederick 39 5:4-5 P
Clarkson, Kevin 38 2:4-5 P
Cinque Ports, Lord Warden 36 4:4-5
Chatham, Historic Dockyard 38 6:4-5 P
Chatham, Dickens World 37 6:4-5 P
Charing, Frederick George Coppins VC 39 5:4-5 P
Chalk, Craddock’s Cottage 37 2:4-5 P
Canterbury Cathedral, stained glass 40 1:4-5 P
Canterbury Archaeological Trust 39 2:4-5 P
Caesar, Julius 39 1:4-5
Charlton, cemetery 10 5 P
Coastguard 14 5
Campbell’s Academy (penal establishment) 14 5
Clinch, E. W. (teacher) 18 5
Chichibu, Prince of Japan 18 5
Churches, choirs 17 23-5, 556
Coward, Sir Noël 04 6
Collins, Charles 45 1:5-6
Coal, transport 08 6
Cushing, Peter and Helen, Whitstable 40 2:6-13 P
Cheriton, Empire laundry 29 6:FC P
Coalmining 36 5:6-7 P
Clocks 39 3:6-7 P
Cleve, Joos van 36 3:6-7 P
Clarke, Graham 38 2:6-7 P
Clackett, Frederick 36 4:6-7
Churchill, Winston 38 4:6-7
Churchill, Sir Winston 39 1:6-7 P
Churchill, Clementine 39 1:6-7 P
Chestfield rail halt 37 5:6-7 P
Chatham, St Mary’s church 35 1:6-7 P
Chatham, Barnard’s Palace of Varieties 37 5:6-7 P
Chartwell 39 1:6-7
Canterbury, Kentish Gazette 06 6-7 P
Crematoria 10 7
Charing, crematorium 10 7
Consumption 18 7
Chatham, presentation tank 41 1:5-8
Chartham Hatch, school 29 1:6-8 P R
Coward, Noël, and Peter Wilson 41 6:7-8 P
Craik, Mrs (writer) 10 8
Challock, Chequers pub 21 8 P
Curtis and Harvey, Cliffe (explosives manufacturers) 15 23-8 P
Cliffe, explosion (1911) 15 23-8 P
Churches, music 17 23-8 P
Churches, barrel organs 17 23-8 P
Canterbury, hospitals 01 25-8
Civil War 25 27-8, 662
Chislehurst 05 27-8, 116
Cemeteries 10 2-9 P, 68 P, 289
Colgrain, Lord 03 9
Christian, Princess, of Schleswig-Holstein 42 4:6-9 P
Cold War 39 1:8-9 P R
Coins and coinage 06 8-9 P
Cobham Hall dairy 38 3:8-9 P
City of Rochester Society 39 2:8-9 P R
Churchill, Sir Winston, Dover tunnels 36 5:8-9 P
Chorley, Henry 41 3:8-9
Charlton, William (postman) 42 4:8-9 P
Canterbury, Kent and Canterbury Hospital 43 4:8-9 P
Crundall, Mary 18 9
Chimney sweeps 43 6:4-10 P
Collins, Katey (née Dickens) 41 3:6-10 P
Collins, Wilkie 41 3:7-10
Collins, Charles 41 3:7-10 P
Chatham, Naval Memorial 35 1:8-10 P
Culpepper family, Bedgebury 06 9-10
Coaches and coaching, inns 10 10-13 P
Cliftonville 10 14 P
Churchill, Sir Winston, interest in inventions 44 3:10-14 P
Cudham 39 3:10-15 P
Cricket, Joseph Wells 38 4:10-15 P
Children’s games 39 5:10-15 P
Customs officers 28 10-16
Canterbury, Matilda and Amelia Hacker 39 2:10-19 P
Cobham, Leather Bottle 10 30 P
Chatham, St Leonard’s, Hythe 42 6:4-11 P
Canterbury, presentation tank 41 1:5-11 P
Canterbury, Volunteer Fire Brigade 40 6:6-11 P
Canvassing for votes 41 5:10-11 P
Canterbury, Westgate Hall 36 6:10-11 P
Canterbury, Lloyds Bank 36 5:10-11 P
Callender (cable manufacturers) 40 5:10-11 P
Canterbury 08 11-14 P
Chatham, Edward Greathead Nairne 43 6:11-15 P
Crockham Hill, Women’s Institute 11 25
Cinque Ports, limb of Grange 25 11
Cement 44 4:8-12 P
Comb, Alan 38 5:10-12
Carden, Edward 37 1:10-12
Charlton Athletic FC 43 4:11-12 P
Cory, William and Son 13 12-13 P
Churches, St Dunstan, Fleet Street 43 3:12-13 P
Chatham, Thomas Waghorn statue 35 2:12-13 L P
Chatham, Military Road (1914) 37 6:12-13 P
Canterbury, Beverley Farm 36 6:12-13 P
Cricket, the Grand Match of Cricket (1776) 29 2:12-14 P
Cholera 42 1:12-14 P
Chiddingstone, North Bore Place 38 2:12-15
Charlton, water supplies 42 1:12-15 P
Cricket 29 2:12-16
Claringbould, Alfred James 16 12 P, 15
Canterbury, water supplies 23 12-16 P, 667
Chatham, HMS Pembroke 43 1:12-17 P
Chatham, First World War 43 1:12-17 P
Canterbury, St George the Martyr 37 5:12-17 P
Canterbury, Plum Pudding riots 45 5:12-17
Chartham, ‘Nana’ Wooldridge 20 12-18 P
Cough cure 22 12
Canterbury Cathedral, water tower 23 12 P
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