N0TE.—Place-names occurring under the headings of Bridges, Churches, Religious Foundations, etc., are not cross-referenced; nor are Personal names under headings of Abbacies, Archbishoprics, Bishoprics, Armorial Bearings, etc. Names with the prefix a, atte, de, etc., should be sought under the name itself, and not under a, atte, etc.

Woodham (Woodhams), Elizabeth, see Henham, Elizabeth ; James, 28, 27; Mary, m. Thomas
Henham, 28, 27; William, 28, 27; —, barber, 24, 155.
Woodham Ferrers (Essex), 20, 265.
Woodham Mortimer, 20, 79.
Woodhenge, 39, 186.
Woodhouse (Northumberland), 21, 125.
Woodhouse (Wodehous, Woodouse), Edmund, R. of Westenhanger, 31, 88; John, 31, 48; Margaret, see Hyde, Margaret; Thomas, 22, 309; --, 22, 120.
Woodland (Wodeland, Woodlands), 20, 61, 222; 42, 149; fair, 38, 56; Church, see Churches.
Woodland, Alice, 22, 301; Widow, 30, 173.
Woodley, West (Berks.), 41, 34.
Woodman, Anne, m. 1, John Drury, 2, Stephen Glover 3, Edward Eliott, 30, 165; Arnold, 40,46; will, 40, 47; Elizabeth, 40, 47; John, will, 40, 46; Margery, 40, 46; Robert, 40, 46; Susan, m. Thomas Jervis, 30, 170; Thomas, 40, 46 ; William, 40, 46.
Woodnesborough (Wodenborow, Wodenesberghe, Wodnesbury, Woodnesbarrow), 20, 171; 21, 181 ; 22, 92; 26, 259; 28, 115; 31, 109; 36, 51 etymology, 29, lxvii; 40, 35, 36; Church, see Churches.
Woodnesborough Hill, 24, 110.
Woodnesborough (Wodenberghe, Wodensberg, Wodensburg, Wodensburgh, Wodenysborughe, Wodnysburg), Ascellina de, 29, lxxii ; J., 37, 129; John of, P. of Christchurch, 29, 48, 54, 77, 79, 84; 31, 40; 44, 23; 45, 38; Mr., 33,44.
Woodruff, the Rev. C. E., Church plate in Kent, 25, 113-197; 26, 133-266; 27, 262-300; 28, 15-155; Transcription from Tanner MSS. concerning the condition of the Church in Kent during the primacy of Archbishop Sancroft, 21, 172-197; Extracts from original documents illustrating the progress of the Reformation in Kent, 31, 92-120; 

The records of the Courts of the Archdeaconry and Consistory of Canterbur.y, 41, 89-105; Notes from a fourteenth century act-book of the Consistory Court of Canterbury, 40, 53-64; Some early professions of canonical obedience to the see of Canterbury, 37, 53-72; A monastic chronicle lately discovered at Christchurch, Canterbury, with introduction and notes, 29, 47-84; The chronicle of William Glastynbury, monk of the priory of Christchurch, Canterbury, 1419-1448, 37, 121-151; A seventeenth century survey of the estates of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury in East Kent, 38, 29-44; Some seventeenth century letters and petitions from the Muniments of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, 42, 93-139; Letters to the prior of Christchurch, Canterbury, from University students, 39, 1-33; Some early visitation rolls preserved at Canterbury, 32, 143-180; 33, 71-90; The chapel of our Lady in the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral, 88, 153-171; The rebuilding of the south-west tower of Canterbury Cathedral in the fifteenth century, 45, 37-47; The picture of Queen Ediva In Canterbury Cathedral, 36, 1-14; An inventory of the contents of the bedchamber of Brother Richard Stone, monk of Christchurch, Canterbury, 43, 103-110; The financial aspect of the cult of St. Thomas of Canterbury, 44, 13-32; Notes on some early documents relating to the manor church, and priory of Bilsington, Kent, 41, 19-36; Notes on former owners of Ightham Mote House, 24, 195-200; Inventory of the church goods of Maidstone, 22, 29-33; Wages paid at Maidstone in Queen Elizabeth’s reign, 22, 316-319; Dent-de-Lion gatehouse at Margate, with a pedigree of the family of Pettit, 25, 57-63; Notes on the municipal records of continued

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