Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 52 - 1940 Index to Volumes 20 to 45 page 251

Kent, Weald of, see also Weald. Kent Archaeologica1 Society: catalogue of documents belonging to, 25, 256-298. Records Branch, report, 44, 297-299. Library, additions, 31, 299-302; 42, 249-253; 44, 301-302. Kent, Countess of, wife of Black Prince, 38, 156; 43, 207, 208,210. Earl of, see Burgh, Hubert de; Odo, Bishop of Bayeux. Fair Maid of, see Countess of. Holy Maid of, Nun of, see Barton, Elizabeth. Kent, Dionise, 20, 2; Francis, 31, 185; Geoffrey, 34, 58; Henry, 20, 2; 26, 17; 27, 206; James, 38, 39; John, 23, 334, 335; 32, 212, 216, 219, 222; Margaret, 30, 28; Thomas, 27, 170; 30, 20; William, 31, 185. Kentisbury, 21, 147. Kentish Administrations, 1604-1649, edited by Leland L. Duncan, 20, 1-48. Kentish Annals in Lambeth Library, by S. W. Kershaw, 29, 206-216. Kentish antiquities, note on proceedings of R.S.A., 28, ci; preservation, 20, xliii-xlv. Kentish archeology, recent books, notes by George Clinch, 28, xcix-cii. Kentish brasses, list of, 31, 131-133; palimpsests, 28, c. Kentish benefices, early presentations (Rev. T. S. Frampton), 20, 64-70. Kentish bibliographical notes, by F. William Cock, 41, 175-179. "Kentish Cartulary of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, A," by Charles Cotton (review), 43, 301-304. Kentish Chantries (Major F. Lambarde), 31, 189-202. "Kentish Estate, Account book of," (review), 39, 189. Kentish hop-pickers, mission to, 34, 85. Kentish Law in Text. Roff., 23, 105. Kentish levies, 21, 203.		Kentish men at the University of Padua, by F. W. Cock, 40, 85-87. Kentish Petition, 22, 215. Kentish Place Names, 42, xlvii. "Kentish proverb, a seventeenth century" (E. P. Boys Richardson), 30, 79-84. Kentish rag: geological occurrence of, 20, 152; Norman use, 20, 137, 142, 147, 154; Roman use, 20, 130, 138; used in Aldington Church, 42, 224; Allington Castle, 28, 343, 348; Ashford Church, 28, lxxx; Canterbury City walls, 45, 107; St. Augustine’s, 26, 3; St. Martin’s, 22, 4, 9, 26; Capel le Ferne Church, 20, xli; Cobham Church, 43, 133, 157, 159; Crayford Church, 26, 66, 76, 77; Folkestone Parish Church, 28, 1, 6; Hackington Church, 44, 257; High Halden Church, 26, 305, 306; Lower Halstow Church, 33, 162; East Ham Church, 40, 153; Hucking Church, 20, 145; Hythe Church, 30, 281, 293, 297, 301, 304; London, Roman wall, 28, 337, 338; Lydd Church, 37, 179; 42, 68, 81, 82, 83; Lympne Church, 43, 224, 226, 229, 233, 234; Maidstone Church, 26, 118; in old buildings, 24, 94; Milton next Gravesend, St. Mary’s Chapel, 29, 247; Nettlestead Church, 28, 261; Newlands Chapel, 29, 85; Paddlesworth Church, 21, 268, 270; Posting Church, 30, 198, 200; Ringwould Church, 40, 167; Rochester, 21, 49, 50; bishop’s palace, 21, 43; Castle, 21, 24-25, 31, 32, 34, 35; 27, 178, 182, 184; Cathedral, 21, 39, 40, 48; 23, 211; 24, 52; City walls, 21, 8, 63, 67; 27, lxvi, lxvii; Selling Church, 26, 116; Shorne Church, 20, 197; Sittingbourne Church, 23, 156; Stockbury Church, 25, 247, 248; Stourmouth Church, 42, 142; Strood, Roman causeway, 23, 4; Teynham Church, 35, 148; Westhythe Church, 30, 251-257. Kentish Register, establishment of, by Herbert W. Knocker, 30, lxxvi-lxxxvii.
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