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Chilham continued,
Castles; tomb of Quintus Laberius Durrus, 38, 78; Church, see Churches.
Chilham, Henry de, 20, 167; Johanna de, 20, 167; Robert
de, 30, 51-52.
Chillenden Church, see Churches.
Chillenden, Adam of, P. of Christchurch, Canterbury, 37, 69;
Thomas, P. of Christchurch, Canterbury, 20, 288; 23, 49,
57, 62, 66; 25, 212; 27, 263; 29, 48, 54, 248; 31,
40, 111; 37, 127; 38, 120; 44, 14, 22, 27; 45,
37; brass, 29, 79; buildings, 29, 50-52, 81-84; 45,
98, 100, 106, 109; charters, 44, 108, 111; priorate, 29,
61-80; death, 29, 79; William, 28, 79.
Chillinden, 36, 53.
Chillington, 22, 189.
Chillinton (Chilmington, Chilmyinton), John, 26, 94; B., 37,
129.
Chilmington, 26, 94, 95.
Chulmiton, 26, 128.
Chilston, 22, 184.
Chiltern Hundreds, 27, 59, 60, 61.
Chilton, 20, 169.
Chilton (Chiltun, Chiltune), Alice, 44, 94, 96; Ingle, 20,
63;
James, 20, 63; Nicholas, V., of Holy Cross, Westgate, 43,
200; Richard, will, 44, 96; Robert, 30, 72; Roger, 30,
72; Simon, 23, 151; Thomas, 34, 74; 43, 282;
Walter, 30, 72; William, will, 31, 37.
Chilverton Elms, Hougham, 26, 173.
Chimbham (Chymbeham), manor, 26, 87.
Chimbham (Chymbeham), John, 26, 86.
Chimbhams, 28, 373.
Chinmey-piece, old, from Back’s House, Milton by Sittingbourne (Aymer
Valiance), 28, 376-378.
Ching, Algor, of Ufton, 34, 69; John, 34, 69.
Chingford, 21, 125; 22, 110.
Chipp, Roger, 27, 131, 132, 134; Walter, 27, 131, 132.
Chipstead, 20, 61, 180; 21, 110, 240; manor, 21,
87; 26, 89.
Chipstead Place, 31, lxi-lxii.
Chipstead (Chepstow), 43, 86; Church, see Churches.
Chirche, a, at, atte, see Church. 68. |
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Chirchgate,
Cecilia de, 34, 68; Godwin de, 34, 68; Hawise de, 34
68; Henry de, 34, 68, 75; Peter de, 34, 68; Reginald de, 34,
66, 68, 75.
Chisel for stone, introduced into England by William of Sens, 20,
151; 24, 177, 178; 26, 64; Early English use of, 20,
152.
Chisholm, Charles, V. of Preston by Faversham, 21, 153-154;
George, 21, 153.
Chislehurst (Cheslis, Chiselhurst), 20, 15, 23, 41, 70; 21,
231; 22, 296, 297; 23, 72; 24, 143, 159, 161;
Church, see Churches; Scadbury manor, see Scadbury;
"Cooper’s," 24, 152; Hangman’s Corner, 24,
140, 141.
"Chislehurst, history of " (review) (E. A. Webb, G. Miller and
J. Beckwith), 25, 299-302.
Chislett, 20, 178, 192; 22, 219; 23, 72; 24,
115; 25, 11, 26, 102, 277, 288; 27, 278; 28, 95,
109; 31, 108, 225; manor, 26, 131; 29, 228; Chapel
of, see Religious Foundations; Church, see Churches.
Chislett Park, 32, 93.
Chitebroc, see Kidbrooke.
Chitecroft, Margery, 20, 175; Roger, 20, 175; Thomas, 20,
175; Walter, 20, 175.
Chitlowe, Joan, 41, 48; Thomas, 41, 48.
Chittende, Mary, 30, 168; Richard, 30, 168.
Chittenden, Alexander, will, 44, 96; Margery, 44, 96.
Chitting, Helen, 20, 5.
Chobham Church, see Churches.
Chobryage, see Shobridge.
Choc, Stephen, 34, 68.
Choirboys, impressed for Royal Chapels, 31, 113.
Chollerton, Edmund, 25, 103.
Cholmley, Richard, 34, 126.
Cholmondley, Catherine, see Saville, Catherine; Sir William, 22,
118.
Cholmondley-Dering, Colonel, 41, 164.
Chopton, John, 21, 125.
Chorton, Agnes, see Nudyat, Agnes; William, 21, 283.
Chose, John, 29, 100-146 passim; William, 29,
97, 98.
Chosynton, John, 29, 146.
Choute, Sir George, 21, 149. |