Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 52 - 1940 Index to Volumes 20 to 45 page 57

Brockman, (Cont), Lucy, see Young, Lucy; Margaret, see Clark, Margaret; Margaretta Louisa, see Kirkpatrick, Margaretta Louisa; Margery, 23, 125; Mary, 43, 282; Mr., 28, 322; Tatton, of Beachborough, 30, 270; 43, 282; R. of Otham, 23, 193; William, of Beachborough, 43, 282; of Cheriton, 43, 282; Sir William, 23, 125; of Beachborough, Sheriff of Kent, 43, 282; Zouch, 23, 72; 43, 282. Broclonde, see Brookland. Broco, Florence de, 30, 72; Joan de, 30, 72. Brodbent, William, V. of Wilmington, 22, 302-303. Brode (Brodd), John, 27, 172; 40, 21, 22; 41, 27; Robert, 34, 24. Brodehurst Church, see Churches. Brodereild, Court of, see Brodhull, Court of. Brodestret, Brodstreat, see Bradstrete. Brodesteyr, see Broadstairs. Brodhull, Court of, 28, 30, 32. Brodnax (alias May, alias Knight), Thomas, 21, 242. Brodnax, William, 41, 103. Brodstayers, see St. Peter’s. Brograve, John, 20, 24; Margaret, 20, 24. Brokdale, Simon, 40, 22. Broke, see Brooke, Brookland. Brokell, Brokhelle, Brokhille, Brokhulle, see Brockhall. Broker, see Brooker. "Brokes," Farningham, 26, 87. Brokhull, 23, 63; manor house, the chapel, 29, 253. Broklond, see Brookland. Brokton, Adam, 20, 186; Matilda, 20, 186. Brombrig, see Pembury. Bromel, see Brommell. Bromfield, 21, 182; 22, 199, 216. Bromfield (Bromefield, Bromfeild), Anne, see Leedes, Anne; Elizabeth, 23, 74; Joan, 44, 86, 87; Johanna de, 20, 170; John, 44, 82, 84, 86, 87, 97, 99; Richard de, 20, 170; Robert, 22, 305; Sampson, 29, 222; Thomas, 31, 243; 44, 86; William, 42, 41; 44, 86-87. Bromham-cum-Oakley		(Beds), 27, 244. Bromhill (Bromehill, Broomhill, Promhelle, Promhill), 28, 31, 316; 29, 263; 32, 150-151; 42, 9; destroyed by storm, 45, 262, 264; Roger, chaplain of, 32, 150; Church, see Churches. Bromhill, John, 37, 44. Bromidge, Dorothy, 20, 17; Thomas 20, 17. Bromleage, see Bromley. Bromley, 20, 8-35 passim; 21, 108, 221; 22, 296, 308; 23, 71; (Philip Norman), 24, 139-159, 235; 26, 86; in Domesday, 33, 145; etymology, 33, 121; 43, 271, 272; beaker found at, 45, 175; bishop’s palace, 33, 139, 141, 145-149; 43, 271; inns, 24, 140, 145-147, 151, 154; 33, 118, 122; St. Blaise Chapel, see Religious Foundations. Bromley College, 33, 118. Bromley Common, by Philip Norman, 33, 113-124. Bromley Green, 20, 245. Bromley Hundred, 31, 168. Bromley Manor, 31, 173. Bromley-by-Bow, 24, 229; royal arms, 45, 225. Bromley, Andrew, 25, 47; Dorothy, 25, 47; John, 25, 47; Justice, 38, 21; Richard, 25, 278. Brommell, James, V. of St. Mary’s, Minster, Thanet, 25, 105. Bromsgrove Church, see Churches. Bromston, Bromton, see Brampston. Bron (Brone, Brony), Goodman, 35, 106; Henry, 23, 62; James, 35, 103; Mr., 21, 121; Stephen, 44, 224, 226; Thomas, 25, 262. Bronde, Elizabeth, 29, 287. Bronlie, see Bromley. Bronstone, Bronton, see Brampston. Bronze Age Antiquities from the Lower Medway, by R. F. Jessup, 45, 179-187. Bronze Age beakers, 45 (R. F. Jessup), 174-178; implement from Romney Marsh, 45, 284. Bronze objects discovered at Higham, 28, xc-xci; in London, 26, 12; at Walmer, 26, 12-14.
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