Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 52 - 1940 Index to Volumes 20 to 45 page 319

Parry (Parrie), Edward, archdeacon, 30, 247, 248; F., 21, 293; J., 21, 298; Thomas, 28, 12. Parsevall, see Percival. Parsons, F. G., An explanation of the Hythe bones, 30, 203-213. Parsons (Parson, Person, Persone), Alice, 20, 7; Anne, 20, 24, 27; John, 29, 110, 222; 35, 103; 41, 41; Mr., 33, 2; Philip, C. of Wye, R. of Eastwell, and of Snave, 28, 324; Ralph, 35, 96, 97, 98; Robert, 20, 27; Thomas, 30, 76; William, 20, 7. Partridge (Partriche, P’triche); Andrew, 28, 285; Creature, 28, 285; Joan, 42, 53; John, 20, 264; Margaret, m. Esau Sprackling, 27, 231; William, 20, 156. Parvise at Cranbrook Church, 22, 227-228. Pascall (Paschall), Henry, 32, 263; Thomas, 32, 261; 42, 51. Pashley (Pasele, Pasgeley, Pashlowe, Pashly, Pasley, Passele, Passelew, Passeley, Passhele); arms, 28, 176; 40, 102; Colonel, improves telegraph system, 44, 213-214; Edmund, 41, 27; (Gilbert), 21, 214; Edward, mayor of Gravesend, 20, 74; Edwin, 25, 288, 289; Elizabeth, m. John Pympe, 28, 167, 170, 172, 173, 174, 176; 37, 120; m. Reginald Pympe, 37, 109; see also Woodville, Elizabeth; Gilbert, see Edmund; John, 37, 120; Sir John, 40, 102; Richard, 25, 271, 291; Robert de, Knight of the Shire, 21, 214, 215; Thomas, 20, 33; 25, 266, 278; —, Lord Treasurer to Henry III, 28, 172. Paske (see also Packe), Thomas, 28, 146; 42, 118, 119; Valentine, 25, 99, 100. Pasley, see Pashley. Pass, William, 30, 16. Passele, Passelew, Passeley, see Pashley. Passemer, Simon, 20, 300, 302. Passhele, see Pashley. Pastforeire, Osbern, 44, 47. Paston (Northants), 22, 93, 94. Paston, Elizabeth, m. Sir John Fineux, 30, 121; m. 1, Robert		Poynings, 2, Sir George Broun, 37, 110, 114; John, 37, 103-104, 110; Sir John, 28, 171; 30, 121. Paston Letters, 20, 55; 37, 14. Pastue, William, V. of Cranbrook, 41, 60. Paswater, Elizabeth, widow, will 31, 199-200. Patagonia, geology, 45, 264; Romney Marsh sheep in, 45, 252. Patche (Pache, Petche), Anthony, C., 41, 39, 51; 42, 42, 46, 47; 43, 50; Thomas, 40, 41. Patcham, see Peckham. Patchgrove Wood, pottery found, 34, 157. Patching, John, a murderer, 29, 321. Patchy, Henry, 43, 50. Pate, see Patt. Paten in Hubert Walter’s tomb, 20, 287-288. Patens, pre-Reformation, at Bredhurst, Chichester, Lincoln, Worcester, York, 28, 301-303. Patent (Cinque Ports) of Charles I, 42, 24. Patent Rolls, 20, 64. Pathe (atte Pathe), Valentine, 25, 99, 100. Pathill, 43, 32, 33. Patmore, Ellen, 20, 11; Ralph, 20, 11. Paton, John, 35, 34. Patrixbourne (Patricksbourne, alias Burna, Burne), 20, 7, 15; 21, 206, 210, 223; 22, 150, 161; 23, 87; 25, 218, 257, 261, 264, 267, 271, 272; 31, 107; 40, 22, 62; 45, 64, 275; Church, see Churches; Bifrons chapel, see Religious Foundations. Patrixbourne Cheyney, manor, 23, 88. Patt (Pate), John, 31, 106; William, 21, 276; 27, 114. Pattemelle, Richard de, 27, 168. Patten, Thomas, 29, 153. Pattenden, heraldic firebacks, 29, 182; manor, 29, 181; old prison, 29, 181; timber house, 27, 194; 29, 174-182; 44, 120. Pattenden (Pattendon, Patynden), Ellen, see Cuckoe, Ellen; John, 29, 181, 317; Lawrence, 44, 91; Robert, 43, 50; Stephen, 20, 39; William de, 29, 181.
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