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34, 84; Sir Richard do, 21, 107; tomb, 21, 202; T.,
37, 129; Thomas, 27, 47.
Rokinge, Rokynges, ass Ruckinge.
Rolfe (Rolf, Rolff, Rolffe, Roolfe), arms, 26, 163; Augustus, 20,
5; Bartholomew, 33, 75; Edmund, 30, 24; Edward, 30,
240; Elizabeth, 26, 162-163; Esther, 30, 28; James, 30,
24; Joan, widow, will, 31, 27; Johanna, 20, 178; John, 20,
5, 178; 21, 254; 23, 73; Margaret, 40, 41;
Margery, widow of Robert Rolf, m. —. Pens, 27, 170; Mary, widow
of Thomas Rolf, m. Erasmus Finch, 34, 91; Robert, 27, 168,
170; Stephen, 40, 23; Thomas, 20, 250; 25, 263; 34,
90, 91; 35, 34; 43, 181; William, will, 40, 41; —,
28, 148; m. Pocohontas, 20, 93.
Rolfe House Trust, Romney, 42, 7.
Rolling, 30, 72.
Rolling, Thomas, 37, 44; 40, 115.
Rolls (Rolle, Rolles, Rollys, Rowls, Rowllys), Alice, 37, 40;
Elizabeth, 36, 50; Isabel, 35, 26; 37, 40; John, 35,
18; 37, 41; Margery, will, 31, 200; Robert, 20, 18;
37, 40; William, will, 37, 40.
Rolt, arms, 39, 117, 121; Agnes, 39, 121; Jacob, 39,
117, 121.
Rolvenden (Roluynden, Rouelyndon, Ruluindaenne), 20, 5, 19, 21,
22, 41, 46, 48, 161, 169; 21, 212, 220, 225; 25, 270; 27,
69, 95, 108, 109, 204; 28, 176; 31, 234; 37, 106;
rectory, 38, 188; vicarage, 30, 184; Church, see Churches;
chapels, see Religious Foundations.
Roman:
altar found at Lymne, 34, 155. antiquities found at Avisford, 23,
18.
Bokerley Dyke, 23, 19.
Canterbury, 29, lxxx-lxxxi.
Darenth, 22, 51, 69-75.
Maresfield,.21, 309.
baths, at Dover, 20, 120, 131, 295; Snodland, 40, 79.
bricks, tiles, etc.:
at Canterbury, St. Pancras, 25, 230-231.
Ford manor, 26, 120-12 1.
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Lymne Church, 43, 226-227.
Minster
Sheppey Church, 22, 148~149.
Reculver Church, 26, 121.
Rochester Cathedral, 23, 212.
Swanscombe Church, 43, 242.
Teynham Church, 35, 148, 157. bronze buckle at Ospringe, 38,
149.
castles, 44, 183.
Christianity in Britain, 24, 217.
demand for tigers, 28, 369.
ford in Arun Valley (Sussex), 45, 261.
haven at Dover, 20, 129.
methods of smelting, 21, 309.
occupation of Britain, 31, 159; 43, 82-83; 45,
158.160.
origin of St. Martin’s, Canterbury, 22, 3-28.
signal lights at Dover, 20, 129; army signalling, 41, 218.
sea-wall at Dover, 20, 129-130.
tile-patterns, 22, 70.
Roman Dover, 20, 128-136; 42, 236.
"Roman Folkestone," by S. E. Winbolt (review), 38,
196-200.
Roman Rochester, by George Payne, 21, 1-16.
Roman burial at Hailing, A, by Raymond d’Elboux, 38, 184-185.
Roman Cemeteries at Ospringe, The, by W. Whiting, 37, 83-96;. 38,
123-151.
Roman Cemetery discovered at Ospringe, A, by W. Whiting, 35, 1-16;
36, 65-80.
Roman cemetery at St. Martin’s Hill, Canterbury, A, by W. Whiting and
H. T. Mead, 40, 67-68.
Roman cemetery at West Wickham, Kent, A, by Norman Cook and Michael J.
McCarthy, 45, 188-192.
Roman cemeteries and burials:
Barnsole, Gillingham, 31, 282. 283; Bexhill, 21, xlvii;
Borough Green, near Ightham, 24, lvii-lviii; Borstal, Rochester, 22,
xlix; Bridgewoods, near Rochester, 31, 281-282; Broadstairs, 21,
xlvii; Canterbury, 31, 291; 39, 46-54; 40, 67-78;
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