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.

Rochell, the carpenter, 36, 114, 115.
Rocherye, see Rockery.
Rochester, 20, 2-48 passim, 62, 72, 180, 213, 249, 267, 274; 21, lii, 68, 69, 125, 147, 173, 181, 209, 261; 22, 255, 267; 23, 75, 82, 83; 24, 100; 26, 211, 222, 272; 27, 69; 32, 262; 37, 104; 43, 275; in early times, 21, 1-72; etymology of, 21,19.
Bridgewardens map, 1717, 21, 30, 53.
chalk "banks," 23, 2.
excavations and discoveries, 27, lxvii-lxx; 29, lxxxiv.
extensions and alterations in mediaeval times, 21, 40-72.
Jutish graves, 23, 3; 24, liv.
mediaeval crypts, 24, 220-224.
old houses, 38, 69-74.
old mortar, analysis of, 22, lviii-lx.
Roman remains found, 28, lxxxviii-xci; 31, 279-280; 38, 69; burials, 21, 12-13; 22, xlix; 39, 159-164; drain-pipes, 22, 70; foundations inside city, 22, lxi; paved way, 23, 6-7; 27, lxvii; roads, 20, 134; 23, 9; 25, lix-lx; villa, 21, 14; walls, see ‘infra, Walls.
Saxon remains, burials, 21, lv, 13; 22, liv-lvi; coins, 25, lxix; walls, see infra, Walls.
wall-paintings found, 28, xcvii; 38, 70-72.
Rochester:
Admiralty Court, 25, lxxii.
calendar of presentations, 20, 64.
City of, arms, 39, 117, 122.
Consistory Court, records, 20, 54.
Court of Pie Powder, 39, 164; 41, 136, 137.
Crypts, mediaeval, at (George Payne), 24, 220-224.
deanery, 22, 302; 25, 108.
diocese, 20, 211; 22, 293, 302;
chancellors, 24, 160-174;
Trottescliffe transferred, 20, 194.
fair and markets, 41, 136.
manor, 24, 76.79.
Mediaeval (Rev. Grevile M. Livett), 21, 17-72.
M.P.s, 27, 52, 53.
poll-tax, 1660, 30, 1-33.

Rochell, the carpenter, 36, 114, 115.
Rocherye, see Rockery.
Rochester, 20, 2-48 passim, 62, 72, 180, 213, 249, 267, 274; 21, lii, 68, 69, 125, 147, 173, 181, 209, 261; 22, 255, 267; 23, 75, 82, 83; 24, 100; 26, 211, 222, 272; 27, 69; 32, 262; 37, 104; 43, 275; in early times, 21, 1-72; etymology of, 21,19.
Bridgewardens map, 1717, 21, 30, 53.
chalk "banks," 23, 2.
excavations and discoveries, 27, lxvii-lxx; 29, lxxxiv.
extensions and alterations in mediaeval times, 21, 40-72.
Jutish graves, 23, 3; 24, liv.
mediaeval crypts, 24, 220-224.
old houses, 38, 69-74.
old mortar, analysis of, 22, lviii-lx.
Roman remains found, 28, lxxxviii-xci; 31, 279-280; 38, 69; burials, 21, 12-13; 22, xlix; 39, 159-164; drain-pipes, 22, 70; foundations inside city, 22, lxi; paved way, 23, 6-7; 27, lxvii; roads, 20, 134; 23, 9; 25, lix-lx; villa, 21, 14; walls, see ‘infra, Walls.
Saxon remains, burials, 21, lv, 13; 22, liv-lvi; coins, 25, lxix; walls, see infra, Walls.
wall-paintings found, 28, xcvii; 38, 70-72.
Rochester:
Admiralty Court, 25, lxxii.
calendar of presentations, 20, 64.
City of, arms, 39, 117, 122.
Consistory Court, records, 20, 54.
Court of Pie Powder, 39, 164; 41, 136, 137.
Crypts, mediaeval, at (George Payne), 24, 220-224.
deanery, 22, 302; 25, 108.
diocese, 20, 211; 22, 293, 302;
chancellors, 24, 160-174;
Trottescliffe transferred, 20, 194.
fair and markets, 41, 136.
manor, 24, 76.79.
Mediaeval (Rev. Grevile M. Livett), 21, 17-72.
M.P.s, 27, 52, 53.
poll-tax, 1660, 30, 1-33.

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