| 6/11 William Gorham | Yeoman of Birling and Snodland,
Kent | 
         
              | 1760-1820 | Probably son of William and Sarah
 Gorham | 
         
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 | Baptised 3 Feb 1760 at East Malling
  St  James | 
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 | Married Mary Fletcher 7 Nov 
1787   at  Birling All Saints by Rochester Archdeaconry licence. They both 
signed   the  register |   
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 | Father of | John | 1788   bapt. 20 Oct at Birling | 28 | K2 | 
         
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 | William | 1790   bapt. 11 July at Birling | 30 | K2 | 
         
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 | Alexander Garner 1792 bapt. 28 Sept
  at  Birling | 32 | K2 | 
         
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 | George | c.1794 (from his father's memorial) | 34 | KAS4 | 
         
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 | Mary Ann 5/6 | 1795   bapt. 6 Aug at Birling | 35 | K2 | 
         
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 | Charles | 22 Jan 1799, bapt. 20 Feb at Birling | 39 | K2 | 
         
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 | Elizabeth | 1801   bapt. 13 Jan at Birling | 41 | K2 | 
         
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 | Ambrose | 1806   bapt. 24 Jan at Birling | 46 | K2 | 
         
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age   61.   Buried 8 Aug at Snodland All Saints (memorial at Snodland) | 61 | K2, KAS4 | 
         
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           | 1779-1789 
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  the cottage and smith’s forge etc. in Yalding that had belonged to his
father.   By 1806 it was a grocer’s shop owned by John Miller (ref. U1508/M33
no.107,   M34 no.107) 
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              | 1785-1806 | Occupied property in Birling 
(4  miles   from East Malling) | 25-46 | K20 | 
         
              | 1785-1792 | He was rated for property in Birling,
   rent  £90 p/a | 25-32 | K20 | 
         
              | 1787 Oct | A yeoman of Birling.  Batchelor
age   27 | 27 | K3 | 
         
              | 1787 Nov | His marriage was witnessed by Alexander
    Garner and John Goodhughs (carpenter of Snodland). He witnessed his sister
    Ann's marriage to Alexander Garner on the same day | 27 | K2, K2 | 
         
              | 1790 | A churchwarden in Birling | 30 | K20 | 
         
          | By 1793 
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sold  the cottage and smith’s forge in the manor of Yalding to John Mills 
or Miller  (ref. U1508/M29) 
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              | 1794-1801 | Rated for property in Birling, rent
  £99 | 34-41 | K20 | 
         
         | 1798,1811 
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a  tenant present at Birling Manor Frankpledge and Court Baron (refs. R/U1196/M1,
 U787/L1/4 no.38) 
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              | 1804-1806 | Rated for property in Birling, rent
  £125 | 44-46 | K20 | 
         
              | 1806 | A churchwarden and overseer of the 
 poor   in Birling | 46 | K20 | 
         
              | 1804-1820 | Occupied properties in Snodland
  (2  miles from Birling) | 44-60 | K20 | 
         
              | 1803-1812 | Messrs Manley & Gorham were
rated    for  property in Snodland, formerly widow Manley's, subsequently
Stephen   Manley's | 43-52 | K20 | 
         
              | 1804-1808 | Rated for property in Snodland,
rent   £15,  formerly 7/23 John Fletcher's | 44-48 | K20 | 
         
              | 1807-1818 | Rated for land in Birling rent £6
    but he lived elsewhere | 47-58 | K20 | 
         
              | 1808-1810 | Rated for properties in Snodland,
 rent   £15 & £78 | 48-50 | K20 | 
         
              | 1810 | An overseer of the poor in Snodland | 50 | K20 | 
         
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 often   reluctant appointees working under a Justice of the Peace. Their 
duties were  to estimate how much money was needed and set the poor rate, 
collect the rate, distribute poor relief and supervise the poorhouse | 
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              | 1811,1813 | A churchwarden in Snodland | 51,53 | K20 | 
         
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officials     whose duty is to maintain order and peace in the church and
churchyard.   Often  they are responsible for all the property in the parish
church and   day to  day maintenance of the buildings and contents | 
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              | 1812 June | A yeoman of Snodland.  He bequeathed 
  all  his property to his wife Mary in his will | 52 | D5 | 
         
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   on  his own land, as opposed to a labourer who worked for someone else
or   a gentleman  who employed others to work for him | 
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              | 1812-1815 | He had properties in Snodland, rent
  £100,   £20 and a cottage £3 | 52-55 | K20 | 
         
              | 1815 | He was a poor rate assessor in Snodland | 55 | K20 | 
         
              | 1816-1820 | He had properties in Snodland, rent
  £100   and £3 for a cottage (the £20 property was now
occupied  by his   son William) | 56-60 | K20 | 
         
              | 1819 | A churchwarden in Snodland | 59 | K20 | 
         
              | 1820 | He was resident in Snodland (from
 his   burial) | 61 | K2 | 
         
              | 1821 | His will was proved 13 Apr at PCC
 by  his  widow Mary | 
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              | Wife 6/12 Mary
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              | 1760 | Baptised 9 Jan 1761 in Snodland | 
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              | 1787 Oct | A spinster of Snodland, aged over
 21 | 27 | K2, K3 | 
         
              | 1820 | She was rated for properties in
Snodland,     rent £100 and £3 | 60 | K20 | 
         
              | 1821-1829 | She was rated for a house, garden
 &    land in Snodland, rent £11, and a cottage occupied by John
 Hawks,  rent  £4 | 61-69 | K20 | 
         
              | 1830s? | She built four cottages on the site
  in  Snodland where the malt house had stood (according to her will) | 
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              | 1837 | She owned and occupied 3 acres of
 land   in Birling, and owned three cottages and 2 acres occupied by her
son  George    and others | 77 | KAS31 | 
         
              | 1841 | Living in Aylesford with son Ambrose 
  and  daughter Elizabeth | 80 | C | 
         
              | 1848 June | A widow, late of Snodland now of 
Aylesford.    Her will bequeathed various cottages in Snodland to her children, 
a butchers    shop occupied by Hawks in Snodland to son William, cottages 
in Birling to   son John and daughter Mary Ann | 88 | D5 | 
         
              | 1851 | Died 26 Feb age 90 years. Buried 
4  March   at Snodland. Memorial at Snodland | 90 | KAS4, K2 | 
         
              | 1851 | Her will was proved at PCC 4 Dec 
by  her   children Ambrose and Elizabeth, exors | 
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              | Son A John
  1788-1861     Farmer, Maltster, Labourer, Man 
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              | 1820 | A Poor rate assessor of Snodland | 32 | K20 | 
         
              | 1822 | Married Mary Boorman 6/9D 
  29  Aug at Frindsbury All Saints by banns, witness Sarah Boorman | 34 | K2 | 
         
              | 1824-1834 | Father of John 1824, Ann 1826, Lydia 
  1830,  Mary 1832 and Lucy 1834 baptised at Snodland | 36-46 | K2, C | 
         
              | 1824 | A Farmer of Snodland (from children's
   baptism) | 36 | K2 | 
         
              | 1826 | A Maltster of Snodland (from children's
    baptism) | 38 | K2 | 
         
              | 1830-1834 | A Labourer of Snodland (from children's
    baptisms) | 42-46 | K2 | 
         
              | 1835 | His wife Mary was buried 16 Aug
at  Snodland   age 37 | 47 | K2 | 
         
              | 1841 | An Ag Lab in Brook Lane, Snodland
 with   five children | 53 | C | 
         
              | 1844 | He occupied a cottage and one acre 
 of  pasture  owned by Rev. Phelps in Snodland | 56 | KAS31 | 
         
              | 1851 | A widower, man servant of William
 Holding,    a landed proprietor,  in Lower Halling, Kent | 62 | C | 
         
              | 1861 | A Collector of taxes, widower, living
   with  his brother Alexander in High Street Snodland, next door to brother
   William | 72 | C | 
         
              | 1861 Q4 | Died age 73 (reg. Malling) | 73 | B | 
         
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              | Son B William 
    1790-1868        Maltster of Snodland | 
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              | 1817 | Married Charlotte Boorman 6/9E
    1 Dec at Snodland | 27 | K2 | 
         
              | 1817-1829 | A Poor rate assessor and/or overseer 
  in  Snodland | 27-39 | KS20 | 
         
              | 1818-1820 | Rated for property in Snodland,
rent   £20,  formerly his father's | 28-30 | K20 | 
         
              | 1818-1832 | A Maltster of Snodland (from his 
children's    baptisms) | 28-42 | K2 | 
         
              | 1819-1825 | A Churchwarden of Snodland | 29-35 | K20 | 
         
              | 1821-1829 | Rated for house and malthouse in 
Snodland,    rent £12 | 31-39 | K20 | 
         
              | 1818-1830 | Father of William 1818, Charlotte
 1820,    Charles 1821, Mary 1824, Henry 1826, Elizabeth 1828 and Martha
1830  in Snodland | 28-40 | K2, C | 
         
              | 1832 | Father of Sarah Ann (d. 13 Sept
1851   age  19, buried at Snodland) | 42 | K2,KAS4 | 
         
              | 1836 | Father of John in Snodland | 46 | K2, C | 
         
              | 1836-1868 | Relieving officer and Registrar
of  Snodland | 46-78 | K2, C | 
         
              | 1851-1861 | Relieving officer and Registrar
of  High   Street Snodland with his wife Charlotte and two or three children | 60-70 | C | 
         
              | 1868 | Relieving officer of Snodland. 
Died   age  78.  Buried 11 Dec at Snodland | 78 | K2 | 
         
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              | Son C Alexander 
 Garner     1792-1861      Butcher of Snodland, unmarried | 
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              | 1851-1861 | A master butcher of High Street, 
Snodland,    unmarried | 58-68 | C | 
         
              | 1861 Q3 | Died age 69 (reg. Malling) | 69 | B | 
         
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              | Son D George
    c.1794-1861     Butcher of Snodland, unmarried | 
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              | 1844 | He owned and occupied a house, shop
  and   17 acres of land in Snodland, and occupied 3 acres of pasture in
Birling    owned by his mother and Rev. William Nevill | 50 | KAS31 | 
         
              | 1851-1861 | A master butcher of Holborough Road, 
  Snodland,  with nephews William age 31, Henry 25 and neices Elizabeth 23, 
  Martha 21 and (in 1861) Charlotte 40 | 57-67 | C | 
         
              | 1861 Q4 | Died 14 Nov age 67 (reg. Malling) | 67 | KAS4,B | 
         
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              | Son F Charles 
   1799-1805    Buried 17 Sept in Snodland | 6 | K2 | 
         
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              | Daughter G Elizabeth
     1801-1861     Unmarried | 
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              | 1851 | Living with her brother Ambrose
in  Aylesford,   Kent | 50 | C | 
         
              | 1861 Q4 | A spinster living in Gravesend.
Died   age  60. Buried 21 Oct at Snodland | 60 | B, K2 | 
         
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              | Son H Ambrose 
   1806-1874    Butcher of Aylesford | 
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              | 1841 | A butcher in Aylesford with his
mother    Mary and sister Elizabeth | 35 | C | 
         
              | 1844 | He occupied a house, orchards, cottages
    and 3 acres of land in Snodland, owned by Mrs Ann Gorham (actually his
 mother,   Mrs Mary Gorham?) | 38 | KAS31 | 
         
              | 1851 | Unmarried; a master butcher employing
   two  men, in Aylesford, Kent | 45 | C | 
         
              | 1852 Q2 | Married Maria Usher (reg. Malling) | 46 | C, B | 
         
              | 1853,1854 | Father of Sarah 1853 and Ambrose 
1854   (reg.  Malling) | 47-48 | C, B | 
         
              | 1861 | A butcher of Aylesford Street with 
 his   wife, 2 children and a shopman | 55 | C | 
         
              | 1871 | Retired butcher of 4 Bower Place,
 Maidstone,    with wife and son | 65 | C | 
         
              | 1874 Q1 | Died age 68 (reg. Maidstone) | 68 | B | 
         
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     A clerk of Lambeth | 
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 with   his parents in Maidstone | 16 | C | 
         
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clerk/commission    agent at 58 Milton Road Lambeth with his mother Maria | 26-36 | C | 
         
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              | 7/21 William Gorham | of Yalding and East Malling, Kent | 
         
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 | Married Sarah Euridge 27 Oct 1754
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 | Father of | Sarah | 1755, bapt 2 Dec at Yalding | 
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              | 1753-1758 | He was rated for two properties
in  Yalding,   rent £23 and £5, rising to £28 and £16 | 
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              | 1754 | A batchelor of Yalding, Kent, aged 
 over   21 | 
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           | 1755 
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  a messuage and lands near Pickfish in Yalding, in the manor of Yalding, 
owned  by James Tomlin (ref. U1508/M35 no.89) 
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          | By 1763 
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bought  a cottage, smith’s forge and garden at the west end of Yalding Bridge 
occupied  by Richard Booker, from Thomas Letchfield, manorial rent 1s (ref. 
U1508/M29) 
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              | 1758 | In November, the property he owned 
 in Yalding was  now occupied by William Cooper | 
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              | 1757-1778 | He was rated for property in East
 Malling    (5 miles from Yalding), rent £40 rising to £65 | 
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              | 1761,1762 | He was one of the parishioners who 
 approved   the East Malling churchwarden's accounts 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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              | 1762, 64, 68 & 77 He was
 one   of  the parish churchwardens at East Malling | 
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              | 1770 
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  a cottage, smith’s forge and garden at the west end of Yalding bridge occupied 
  by Richard Cheesman, in the manor of Yalding (ref. U1508/M33 no.107) and 
 occupied a messuage and lands near Pickfish in Yalding owned by John Hanbury 
 (no.89) 
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              | 1727 | Possibly baptised at Seal (14 miles
  from   Yalding, 10 m Orpington) dau of Richard and Eliaabeth, or | 
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              | 1731 | Possibly baptised at Penshurst (15 
 m  Yalding,  20 m Orpington) dau of John and Ann | 
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              | 1754 | A spinster of Orpington, Kent, aged
  over   21 | 
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              | 1787 | Of Birling.  Married Alexander Garner, 
   victualler of Chatham, 7 Nov at Birling by Archdeaconry of Rochester 
   licence | 29 | K2, K3 | 
         
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              | 1775 | Possibly apprenticed to William
Doe,   cordwainer  of Rainham (14m.) | 14 | fmp40 | 
         
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              | 1780 | Possibly apprenticed to John Harwood,
   tallow  chandler of West Malling | 15 | fmp40 | 
         
              | 1801 | Possibly master tallow chandler
of  Minster,   Isle of Sheppey | 37 | fmp40 | 
         
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              | 7/23 John Fletcher | Yeoman of Snodland, Kent | 
         
              | 1724-1803 | Probably son of John and Ann Fletcher | 
         
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    at Snodland All Saints | 
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 | Married Elizabeth Gilder 10 July 
1743   at  Seal St Peter & St Paul by licence (licence not found) | 19 | K2 | 
         
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 | Father of | Margaret | 1743/4 baptised 3 Jan at Snodland | 20 | K2 | 
         
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              | 1743 | Of the parish of Snodland (daughter's
   baptism) | 19 | K2 | 
         
              | 1746-1751 | Apparently of Wouldham (2 miles
from   Snodland) | 22-27 | K2 | 
         
         | 1751-1784 
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a  messuage and two acres of land, a messuage and land at Catherine’s Bank 
and  a yard of land all in the manor of Birling, late his father’s and formerly 
 George Olive’s (refs. R/U1196/M1, U787/L1/3 no.11) 
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              | 1754 | He owned and occupied a house and
 land   in Snodland. Voted for Sir Edward Dering in the county poll | 30 | H12 | 
         
              | 1754-1755 | An overseer of the poor in Snodland. 
  He  was party to several apprenticeship indentures for poor local children | 30-31 | KSM40 | 
         
              | 1756-1759 | A churchwarden of Snodland.
He was party  to  several apprenticeship  indentures |   
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              | 1763 | An overseer of Snodland. Party to
 an  apprenticeship  indenture | 39 | KSM40 | 
         
         | 1765,1772, 1784,1798 
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a  tenant of Birling Manor and was present at manorial courts (refs. U787/L1/3
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              | 1770 | He witnessed an apprenticeship indenture
    to John Goodhugh of Birling, carpenter, who married his daughter Elizabeth | 46 | KSM40 | 
         
              | 1770-1803 | Occupied property in Snodland | 46-79 | K20 | 
         
              | 1770-1772 | He occupied one property in Snodland,
   rent  £7 | 46-48 | K20 | 
         
              | 1771 | He witnessed (signed) the Snodland 
 overseers'   disbursements | 47 | KS20 | 
         
              | 1774-1785 | Occupied two properties in Snodland, 
  rent  £7 and £3 (late Austin's) | 50-61 | K20 | 
         
              | 1781-1805 | He was rated for land in Birling,
 rent   £3, as an out-dweller | 57-79 | K20 | 
         
         | 1784 
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 inherited a messuage and four acres in the manor of Birling ‘in the right 
 of his wife Elizabeth’ from her brother John Gilder (ref. U787/L1/3 no.11 
 p.4). The property was inherited after his death by his daughter Mary’s husband
 6/11 William Gorham (U787/L1/4 no.37) 
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              | 1786 Oct | A Yeoman of Snodland. His will bequeathed
    a 2½-acre messuage in Birling to his daughter Ann Jupp, 3-acre
messuage    in Halling to grandchildren Ann, Elizabeth and James Goodhugh,
two messuages    in Snodland and a 2½-acre messuage in Birling to
daughter Mary and    £20 each to grandchildren John and William Anders.
He desired that   his wife Elizabeth and daughter Mary shall carry on his
business | 62 | D5 | 
         
              | 1788-1790 | He had four properties in Snodland,
  rent   £7, £3, £4 and £5 | 64-66 | K20 | 
         
              | 1791-1792 | He had three properties in Snodland, 
  rent  £7, £3 and £4 | 67-68 | K20 | 
         
              | 1793-1802 | He had one property in Snodland, 
rent   £7,  tithe £1 | 69-78 | K20 | 
         
              | 1802 | He owned property in Snodland. Voted 
  for  Filmer Honywood Esq and Sir William Geary in the county poll | 78 | H12 | 
         
              | 1803 | He had one property in Snodland, 
rent   £15,  tithe £1 | 79 | K20 | 
         
              | 1804-1805 | He supposedly had property in Birling, 
   rent £6 | 
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              | 1805 Nov | His will was disputed by his grandchildren
    Samuel and John Goodhugh and daughters Margaret Bassett and Ann Higgins.
   It was pronounced valid 23 Nov at Doctor's Commons | 
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              | 1805 Nov | The will was proved 27 Nov at PCC
 by  his  daughter 6/12 Mary Gorham | 
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              | 1806 | William Gorham 6/11 was 
 occupying   the property in Snodland rent £15 and the property in Birling,
 rent   £3, late Fletchers | 
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              | 1721 | Baptised 4 May at Snodland All Saints | 
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              | 1743 | Of the parish of Snodland | 22 | K2 | 
         
              | 1766 | She was bequeathed £150 in 
her   father's  will | 45 | K5 | 
         
              | 1772 | She was bequeathed 'all his messuages
   and  lands' in Snodland by her brother John Gilder (ref. U1159/E24), but
  he wrote  a new will just before he died in 1783, leaving his properties
 to John Parkhurst  instead (ref. U36/T39). The later will was proved at
PCC | 51 | K36, E5 | 
         
              | 1803 | Buried 7 Oct at Snodland All Saints
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John   Goodhugh,  house carpenter of Birling age 26, 10 July at Birling by
Rochester   licence | 24 | K2, K3, D5 | 
         
              | 1775-1782 | Mother of James 1775, Elizabeth
and   Fanny   1778 and William Goodhugh 1782, baptised at Snodland | 29-36 | K2, D5 | 
         
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              | after 1786 | Mother of Samuel Goodhugh | 
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              | 1791 | Mother of John Goodhugh baptised 
1  May   at East Malling | 45 | K2 | 
         
              | 1805 | Her sons Samuel and John Goodhugh
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              | 1822 | Possibly buried 3 Mar at Wouldham
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              | 1788 | A widow of Birling. Married Richard
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              | 1805 | She and her sister Margaret disputed 
  their  father's will but it was pronounced valid | 56 | D5 | 
         
              | 1810 | Buried 12 Feb at Birling age 61 | 61 | K2 | 
         
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              | 1774,1780 | Mother of William and Mary Anderson
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              | before1786 | Mother of John Anderson | 
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              | 1790 | Widow of Birling. Married William
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              | 1805 | She and her sister Ann disputed
their    father's  will but it was pronounced valid | 54 | D5 | 
         
              | 1822 | Of Birling. She was buried 23 Aug
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1726   at  Snodland) | 41 | K2, K2 | 
         
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    widow of Snodland age 38, 7 May 1735 at Offham by licence (licence
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              | 1722 | Of the parish of Birling (son Edward's 
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              | 1727 | Probably his wife Anne of Snodland 
 was   buried 29 Nov at Birling | 42 | K2 | 
         
              | 1730 | A churchwarden of Snodland. He was 
 party   to an apprenticeship indenture for a poor local child to Stephen 
 Manley,   maltster and shipwright of Snodland | 45 | KSM40 | 
         
            | 1734 May 
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 a  freeholder of Snodland and voted in the county poll 
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              | 1735 | A widower of Snodland | 50 | K2 | 
         
              | 1748 | His wife Margaret died 20 Aug age
 51,   buried  24 Aug at Snodland (memorial at Snodland) | 63 | K2,  KAS4 | 
         
         | 1752 
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obtained  two properties in the manor of Birling from Mr Olive, a freehold
messuage  and two acres of land and another messuage and two acres of land
at Catherine’s  Bank. He died and John Fletcher is his eldest son and heir
(ref. U787/M20) 
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              | 1691-1770 | Probably son of Isaac and Elizabeth
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              | 1716 Apr | Of East Malling. He signed the Rochester
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              | 1733 | A church warden of Snodland | 42 | K2 | 
         
         | 1751-1770 
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a  messuage and two parcels of land, 4 acres, late Mary Hill’s formerly John 
 Hill her husband, in the manor of Birling (R/U1196/M1) 
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              | 1754 | Owned a house and land in Snodland 
 occupied   by George Millums Voted for Hon Robert Fairfax and Sir Edward 
Dering in the  county poll | 63 | H12 | 
         
              | 1756-1767 | He witnessed apprenticeship indentures 
   in Snodland in 1756, 1758 and 1767 | 65-76 | KSM40 | 
         
         | 1765 
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in  the homage (jury) of the Birling manorial court (U787/L1/3) 
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              | 1766 July | A Victualler of Holborough, parish 
 of  Snodland.   He willed his messuage and lands to his son John and £150
   to his daughter  Elizabeth Fletcher | 75 | K5 | 
         
              | 1772 | His will was proved 11 Dec at Rochester
    Archdeaconry by his son John | 
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         | 1772 
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              | 1688 | Possibly baptised 22 Sept at Birling 
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              | 1764 | Probably buried 16 Sept at Snodland
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              | 1763,1766 | Overseer of the poor in Snodland,
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              | 1770-1771 | Occupied a property in Snodland, 
rent   £10 | 36-37 | KS20 | 
         
         | 1772 
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 the 4-acre property in Birling Manor from his father (ref. U787/M20). He 
was a tenant present at the manor of Birling Court Baron (ref. R/1196/M1) 
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              | 1772 Dec. | A Yeoman of Snodland. He wrote a 
will   bequeathing  an annuity to his maid Sarah Wood and all his messuages 
and  lands to his sister Elizabeth Fletcher 7/24 (ref. U1159/E24) | 38 | K36 | 
         
              | 1777 June | He sold a messuage in East Malling 
 that   he recently purchased from William Beckett, to Thomas Goodhew (ref. 
 U2471/T4) | 43 | K36 | 
         
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 Malling manorial court recorded that he had bought the messuage in the manor 
 from William Backett and sold it to Thomas Goodhugh (ref. U49/M2) 
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  rent   £10, the Island House rent £3 and late Wray's rent
  £4 | 43-47 | KS20 | 
         
              | 1783 | Occupied properties in Snodland, 
rent   £4  and £3 | 49 | KS20 | 
         
              | 1783 June | He wrote a new will bequeathing
money    to  his maid Sarah Wood and all his messuages and lands at Holborough
in   Snodland  to John Parkhurst (ref. U36/T39) | 49 | K36, E5 | 
         
              | 1783 June | Buried 21 June at Snodland age 49 | 49 | fmp2 | 
         
              | 1783 July | His new will was proved at PCC | 
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         | 1784 
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              | 9/93 Isaac Gilder | Weaver of East Malling, Kent | 
         
              | 1662-1710 | Probably son of Edmund and Lucy
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              | 1679 Sept | He was executor of his father Edmund's 
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              | 1710 | Probably a weaver of East Malling
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              | 1716 Apr | A bachelor age 24 of Ditton. Married 
  Martha  Middleton of Ditton age 19 at Sutton at Hone by Rochester Archdeaconry 
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              | 1730 | Probably buried 30 June at Ditton
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              | 10/185 Edmund Gilder | Linen Weaver of East Malling, Kent | 
         
              | -1679 | Possibly son of Edmund Gilder | 
         
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court   (ref. U1823/2/M1 & M7) 
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              | 1673 | He was taxed for two hearths in
East   Malling  (ref. E179/129/746 r45) | 60 | E24 | 
         
              | 1679 July | A linen weaver of East Malling.
His   will   of 13 July bequeathed bedding and furniture to his daughter
Margaret   and  his messuage in Mill Street, East Malling with orchard and
gardens,  barn and outhouses, and the residue of his estate to his son Isaac.
He was  unable to sign his name | 66 | LP5 | 
         
              | 1679 July | The inventory on 28 July valued
the   furniture   and chattels in the hall, two chambers and buttery in his
house   at £6   18s and a weaving shop with three looms & tackle
valued   at £5,  with 5s worth of apples & pears on the roof. The
total  value of his goods  and chattels was appraised at £13 18s 6d | 
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              | 1679 Sept | His will was proved 30 Sept at the 
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              | 1652 | A spinster of Aylesford (4 miles 
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              | 1659- | Son of Armigill and Mary Whiting | 
         
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              | 1700 Feb | He was bequeathed a messuage, oasthouse
    and 22 acres of land in Birling jointly with his brother Armigill, by
his    father Armigill | 41 | K5 | 
         
              | 1701 Nov. | A yeoman of Birling. He and his
brother     Armigill occupied a messuage and 11 acres of land, and about
18 acres rented    from Lord Abergaveny, 4 acres rented from Nicholas Luffe
and 34 acres rented    from Richard Knowles, all in Birling, as joint executors
of their father's    will. They signed articles of agreement that they and
their families should    dwell together and enjoy joint partnership of the
said premises and the  goods,  cattle, stock, etc | 42 | K36 | 
         
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              | 1701 | She was bequeathed £5 by her 
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              | 1723 | He was of Leyborn. Married 1
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              | 1729 | Elizabeth, wife of Armigill, was 
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              | 1729-1748 | An Armigill Whiting served for 19
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              | 1732 | Of Birling. Married 2 Ann 
  Bird  1 Mar at Rochester Cathedral by licence (licence not found) | 30 | K2 | 
         
              | 1732,1734 | Father of Mary and Bridget, baptised 
  at  Birling | 30,32 | K2, K5 | 
         
              | 1732-1734 | Known as Armigill Whiting junior 
(of   his  uncle born in 1667?) | 30-32 | K2 | 
         
            | 1734 May 
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              | 1735 | Ann Whiting (probably his wife)
was   buried   30 Apr at Birling | 33 | K2 | 
         
              | 1740 Oct | Armigill Whiting, widower, of Gen
 Columbine's    Regt of Foot, clandestinely married 3 Hannah Pool
 of Southwark    at the Fleet Prison | 38 | fmp2 | 
         
              | 1740/1 | Of Birling. Married 4 Mary
   Garrett  9 Feb at Rochester St Margaret by licence (licence not found) | 39 | K2, K5 | 
         
              | 1743,1745 | Father of Elizabeth and Anthony, 
baptised    at Birling | 41,43 | K2, K5 | 
         
         | 1746-1765 
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his  father’s moiety of the messuage, barn, stables, orchard and 12 acres 
of land  in Birling Manor and occupied the property (ref. U787/M20) 
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              | 1748/9 | On 2 Jan Armigill Whiting of the 
10  Regt   Tyrawley's was admitted to the Royal Hospital of Army Pensioners
 (Chelsea).    He was age 49, born in Leybourn, Kent (2 miles from Birling) | 47 | anc43 | 
         
              | 1765 June | A Yeoman of Birling. His will mentions 
   his wife Mary, daughters Mary Whiting, Elizabeth Whiting and Bridget wife 
   of John Burgess (married 1758 at Birling) and son Anthony. He bequeathed 
  a moiety of his messuage in Birling to wife Mary and son Anthony | 63 | K5 | 
         
              | 1765 | He was buried 13 June at Birling | 63 | K2 | 
         
              | 1765 | His will was proved 18 Nov at Rochester
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   and  George Wray, baptised at Birling | 33-37 | K2 | 
         
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              | 1621-1701 | Son of Armigill Whiting | 
         
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 | Married Mary Green | 
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 | Father of | Anthony 9/95 | 1659/60 baptised 26 Feb at Birling | 38 | K2 | 
         
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 | Armigill | 1661/2 baptised 23 Feb at Birling | 40 | K2 | 
         
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 | Mary | 1664/5 baptised 15 March at Birling 
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 | Armigill | 1667/8 baptised 26 Feb at Birling | 46 | K2 | 
         
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 | Died between February and May 1701 | 80 | K5 | 
         
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              | 1663/4 Jan. | He was bequeathed a cottage and
four   acres  of land in Birling in his father's will (ref. U82/T326) | 12 | K36 | 
         
              | 1664 Mar. | Of Birling. He had two hearths chargeable
    to hearth tax and he was a borsholder (head of a tithing, parish constable) | 43 | K24 | 
         
              | 1665-1680 | He was rated for property in Birling | 43-59 | K20 | 
         
              | 1671 | He was one of the Churchwardens
in  Birling | 50 | K20 | 
         
              | In 1673 | an 'Abigall' Whiting was taxed for 
 three   hearths in Birling (ref. E179/129/746 rot.46) | 52 | E24 | 
         
              | 1700/1 Feb | 'The elder', a Yeoman of Birling.
 His   will  of 17 February bequeathed his dwelling and another messuage,
an oasthouse    and 22 acres of land and hopground to his sons Anthony and
Armigill share    and share alike. Also two more messuages to son Armigill
and a little cottage    to Armigill's son Anthony, all in Birling. Also £5
to son Anthony's    wife Bridget and £25 to his daughter Mary, wife
of John Terry of Hamill.   The residue to sons Anthony and Armigill who were
executors, and his brother   in law Thomas Green to be overseer | 79 | K5 | 
         
              | 1701 May | His will was proved 2 May at Rochester 
   Consistory Court by his sons Anthony and Armigill (ref. DRb/Pw/42) | 
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              | 1633 | Probably baptised 10 Nov in Birling | 
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              | 1669 | Buried 21 July at Birling | 36 | K2 | 
         
              | 1701 | Her brother Thomas was overseer
of  her   husband's will | 
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              | Son D Armigill
     1667-1745 | Yeoman of Birling | 
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              | 1696 Apr. | Christopher Armigill Whiting married 
  Elizabeth  Tanner 2 Apr at Rochester St Nicholas by licence (licence not 
 found) | 
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              | 1696/7 | Father of Anthony baptised 10 Feb
 at  Birling | 29 | K2, K5 | 
         
              | 1701 May | He and brother Anthony jointly inherited
    messuages, an oasthouse and 22 acres of land in Birling from their father | 34 | K5 | 
         
              | 1701 Nov. | Yeoman of Birling. He and brother
 Anthony    signed articles of agreement that they should dwell together
and  enjoy joint   partnership of the properties that they had inherited
from their father (ref.  U82/T323) | 34 | K36 | 
         
              | 1702 | Father of Mary baptised 13 Nov at
 Birling | 35 | K2 | 
         
              | 1702-1758 | Armigill Whiting(s) were rated for 
 property   in Birling | 35- | K20 | 
         
         | 1711-1715 
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(a  moiety) of the messuage, barn, stables, orchard and 12 acres of land in
Birling  Manor (ref. U787/M21, M22) 
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              | 1745 | Buried 26 Aug at Birling | 78 | K2 | 
         
         | 1746 
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 devised his moiety of the messuage etc. in Birling Manor to his son Anthony
 (ref. U787/M20) 
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    1696-1751	Yeoman of East Malling | 
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 | 1701 He was bequeathed a little
cottage     in Birling by his grandfather | 5 | K5 | 
         
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 | 1724-1746 He was rated as an outdweller
    for property in Birling | 28-50 | K20 | 
         
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 | 1725 'Of Birling'. He married Margaret 
   Buttonshaw 26 Oct at West Peckham by licence (licence not found) | 29 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1726-1749 Father of Elizabeth (died),
   Margaret  (died), Margaret, Elizabeth, Armigill, Anthony, Ann & Mary
  (twins), Jane,  Susanna and Rebecca (probably died 1753), all baptised
at   East Malling | 30-53 | K2 | 
         
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He  was  of East Malling with freehold property in Birling 
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 | 1745 He leased messuages, farm buildings,
    an oasthouse and about 100 acres of lands in Leyburn from Charles Whitworth
    Esq. (ref U82/T324) | 49 | K36 | 
         
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inherited  the messuage etc. in Birling Manor (ref. U787/M20) 
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 | 1749 A yeoman of Lunsford in East
 Malling.    His will of 10 Nov bequeathed his messuages and lands in Hammill
 in Birling    to his wife for life then some to son Armigill and others
to  son Anthony | 53 | E5 | 
         
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 | 1751 He was buried 13 April at Birling | 55 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1751 His will was proved 22 April
 at  PCC | 
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he  held a moiety of the messuage, barn etc. formerly his father’s, a messuage 
 and four acres formerly Walter Olive’s and a moiety of four acres of land 
 late Hubble’s, all in Birling Manor. His will devised the messuage, barn, 
 etc. and land formerly Olive’s to his son Armigill and the moiety of land 
 late Hubble’s to his son Anthony (ref. U787/M20) 
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          Armigill 1733-1808   Of Lunford in East Malling | 
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 He held the moiety of the messuage, barn etc. and 4 acres late Olive’s in 
 Birling Manor (ref. R/U1196/M1) 
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   Mr Whitting (probably Armigill and brother Anthony) was rated for property 
   in the lower division of East Malling rent £82, more for Andrew’s 
 lands  rent £18 and more for the Long Mead rent £4 
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 1760   he/they were also rated for more late Pring rent £7 and from
 1771 for  more late Town rent £34 
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 | 1758 He and brother Anthony released 
  Thomas  Buttonshaw, executor of their father's estate, for their share and
  their late sister Rebecca's share of the estate (ref. U82/T324) | 25 | K36 | 
         
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 He was ‘of Lunsford’ (R/U1196/M1, U787/L1/3 & 4) 
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 | 1761 April  He and brother Anthony 
 signed   approval of the East Malling Churchwardens' accounts | 28 | K20 | 
         
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 | 1762 Married Susanna Allan (age
40)   4  Nov  at East Malling by licence | 29 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1768 He was bequeathed one twelfth 
 share   of his uncle Rev Thomas Buttonsshaw's estate. He was a trustee of 
 the will   (ref. U82/T326) | 35 | K36 | 
         
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 | 1770 He was one of the executors 
of  Thomas   Buttonshaw (U82/T326) | 37 | K36 | 
         
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 | 1774-1791 He was rated as an outdweller
    for property in Birling | 41-58 | K20 | 
         
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   He was one of the churchwardens of East Malling 
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still  held the messuage and 4 acres in Birling Manor but the messuage, barn, 
etc.  had passed to his brother. He also held a messuage and several parcels 
of  land in occupation of William Jupp and an acre and a half of land planted 
 with hops called the Bull Hopground late occupied by Richard Knowles (ref. 
 U787/L1/3) 
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 | 1790 'Hermitage' (Armigill) Whiting
  of  East Malling had freehold house and land in Birling. He voted in the
 county  poll | 57 | K12 | 
         
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   He alone (without brother Anthony) was rated for properties in East Malling 
   rent £113 and more late Town rent £34 
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   He was one of the churchwardens of East Malling 
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 buried   at East Malling | 59 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1801 Gent of Lunford. His will bequeathed
    money and properties to his sisters and their children, the four children
    of his late nephew Armigill Whiting DAFB and the residue to
 his   nephew Anthony DAFA | 68 | E5 | 
         
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 | 1808 He was buried 27 Jan at East
 Malling    age 74 | 74 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1808 His will was proved 22 March
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 He held the moiety of 4 acres late Hubbles in Birling Manor (refs. R/U1196/M1, 
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 | 1758 Release to Thomas Buttonshaw
 (see   brother Armigill above) | 22 | K36 | 
         
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 | 1761 April. Signed the East Malling
  churchwardens'   accounts | 25 | K20 | 
         
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 | 1764 Married Mary Baldock 24 May 
at  East   Malling by licence (licence not found) | 28 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1765 Father of Anthony DAFA 
   baptised 8 March at Boxley | 29 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1766 Father of Armigill DAFB
    baptised 31 May at Boxley | 30 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1768 He was bequeathed one twelfth 
 share   of his uncle Rev Thomas Buttonsshaw's estate (ref. U82/T326) | 32 | K36 | 
         
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was  ‘of Boxley’. He now held the messuage, barn, etc. in Birling Manor as 
well  (ref. U787/L1/3) 
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 10  Feb  at East Malling age 52 | 52 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1801 A gentleman of Boxley (from 
his   uncle  Armigill DAE's will) | 36 | E5 | 
         
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 | 1835 'Of London' He was buried 18
 July   at East Malling age 70 | 70 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1841 Ann Whiting of Gt Russel Street 
  Bloomsbury  Sq, widow (of Anthony?), indenture with Thomas Whiting yeoman 
  of Staplehurst  and Armigill Whiting gent of Birling (ref. U82/T324) | 
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at  Aylesford   by banns | 28 | K2 | 
         
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 | 1795 Father of John baptised at
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 | 1797 Son Anthony baptised 19 Feb 
at  Leybourne,   buried 'an infant' 18 Oct at Birling | 31 | K2, K2 | 
         
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was  ‘of Boxley’ (ref. U787/L1/4) 
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    St Margaret (no extra info in Bishop's Transcript) | 34? | K2 | 
         
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 | 1798 Armigill Whiting, gentleman 
of  Lunsford   in East Malling and Anthony Whiting, gentleman of the same, 
leased  a messuage,   land and an oasthouse in Birling to John Draper (ref. 
U82/T323) | 
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 | 1799 Armigill Whitting of Lunsford 
 leased   messuages, farm buildings, oasthouses and 62 acres of land in Halling,
  Snodland   and Paddlesworth to Bryant Dartnall (U82/T324) | 
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 | 1807 Armigill and Anthony renewed
 the   1798  lease (U82/T323) | 
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 | 1809 Anthony Whiting Esq leased
messuage,     oasthouse, stable and 32 acres of land in Halling and Snodland
to Thomas    Knight (U82/T324) | 
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              | 11/379 Thomas Green | of Birling, Kent | 
         
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              | 11/377 Armigill Whiting | of Birling, Kent | 
         
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acres of  land to son Armigill (ref. U82/T326) | 
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