Richard Kilburne, A Topography or Survey of the County of Kent (1659)
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Date
1659
Author
Book title
A Topographie, Or Survey Of The County Of Kent. With some Chronological, Historicall, and other matters touching the same: And the several Parishes and Places therein
Publication place
London
Printer
Thomsa Mabb
Publisher
Henry Atkinson
Text type
printed book
Genre
Proper and place name indexes
Subject area
place name
Summary
Alphabetically-listed small chapters or paragraphs, most without etymological information
Word-group
type: alphabetical
Word-entry
type: headword
sample: CHARLTON neer GREENWICH. LIeth at the North-west part of the County, neer the River of Thames, about two miles (towards the West) distant from Woolwich, in the Bailiwick of Sutton-Bromley, Hundred of Black-heath, Lath of Sutton at Hone, West division of the County, and upper division of Justices in that Lath, it was in the Deanry of Dartford, and Diocess of Rochester, and the Church was called St. Luke, a Faire is kept here yearly upon the day of St. Luke (being the eighteenth day of October) and vulgarly called Horne-Faire. (p. 49)
sample: CHARLTON neer GREENWICH. LIeth at the North-west part of the County, neer the River of Thames, about two miles (towards the West) distant from Woolwich, in the Bailiwick of Sutton-Bromley, Hundred of Black-heath, Lath of Sutton at Hone, West division of the County, and upper division of Justices in that Lath, it was in the Deanry of Dartford, and Diocess of Rochester, and the Church was called St. Luke, a Faire is kept here yearly upon the day of St. Luke (being the eighteenth day of October) and vulgarly called Horne-Faire. (p. 49)
Alston
XI, p. 44
Wing
K434
