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Subject

Author Issue Page

35 years of ‘best foot forward’ from Loose LT14 33

A gardener’s boy at Linton Park Ken Kimber LT9 4-5

A History of Hayle Mill, part 1

A History of Hayle Mill, part 2

Green, Maureen

Barcham

LT12

LT13

47-48

35-36

A Link with the Natal Nightingale LT6 48

A Trustworthy Pony Boy: William Earl Earl, A W LT8 32

A Village remembered LT2 7, 8

A Walk through Boughton’s Quarries Creasey, Anne LT2 6

Abbey Gate Farm LT5 8

Air raid LE1 3

Air raid precautions LT2

LT7

13

10

Alabaster Passmore LT10

LT12

LT14

32

3

23, 28-31

Albion pub LT11 6

Alchin (aka Allchin), William LT11 39

All Aboard: the origins of some Maidstone area

bus services

Cheeseman, Clive LT4 19

All Saints’ Church – alterations & revelations Lambert, Peter &

Thornburgh, Roger

LT9 27-43

All Saints’ Church & its people Jenner, Pat LT10 5

All Saints’ Church, Loose LT1

LT2

LT3

LT8

LT11

15

13, 26

Front, 3, 17

4

10

Allchin, Susannah LT11 48

Allfrey, Col. Hubert LT3 26

Allnutt, Henry LT11 48

Allnutt’s Mill LT3

LT7

35, 39

38

Almhouses LT8 16

Almshouses in East Farleigh Tritton, Paul LT8 16

Along the Turnpike Road – Loose and Linton Tritton, Paul LT9 6

Ambleside, Boughton Lane LT10 11

2

Amey Roadstone LT2 10

Amies family LT7

LT12

33

41-43

Amsbury cottages LT7 19

An interview with J.B. Green (1885-1982) Thornburgh, Roger LT3 33

Anabaptists LT11 30

Anchorites LT4 28

Andrew, Rev. James LT3 17

Anna Winterflood of Filmer’s Farm Thornburgh, Roger LT2 34

Answering the nation’s Call to Arms Tritton, Paul and Pat LT14 2-7

Antrum family- LT2

LT5

LT6

39

]8

15

Antrum’s Mill LT2

LT3

LT6

39

38

25

Apps family LT10

LT5

12

8

Sue Black’s Army ancestors Black, Sue LT14 12-13

Ashby, John LT4 17

Aspects of Papermaking in 19th

and 20th

Century

Tovil

Gibbons, Noel LT7 38

Austen family LT10

LT11

21

10

Austen, Jane LT11 10

Avard, Thomas LT8 48

B

Bagent’s Cottage LT3

LT10

6

36

Bagent’s Cottages Cording, Brenda LT3 6

Baigent’s Cottage (see Bagent’s Cottage)

Bain, Douglas Archibald LT14 22

Baker, R., thatcher LT5 8

Baker’s Stores LT3 40

Barcham Green (see Green family)

Barker family LT1

LT2

LT5

LT6

LT11

LT13

LT14

7

11

8, 21, 26

7, 15

12, 31

22

26, 32

Barker’s brewery LT6 30

Bass, Mrs, grocer LT2 33

Bates family- LT11 31

3

Beale, Richard LT1 LT5

14 33

Beard family- LT11 27, 28

Beckett family LT14 40

Bedford family LT2

LT5

37

36

Beeching, family LT5

LT11

20, 21

32

Bennett family LE3

LT12

4

31

Beresford’s House LT2 7

Beresford’s Quarry LT2 6

Bincham, Glad LT10 13

Birch, Mr LT4 34

Bird in Hand, Coxheath LT4 11, 38

Bird, John Jackson LT3 30

Bishenden family LT10 10

Blake family LT10 10

Blinkhorn family- LT11 13

Bluetops LT6

LE4

21

8

Blunn, Brenda Jean (née Wallis) LT8 3

Bockingford (Taffy Jones’s garage) LT13 39

Bockingford Arms LT6

LT8

LT11

LT12

10, 15

48

11

7

Bockingford Farm Gibbons, Noel J LT6 9

Bockingford Farm LT6

LT11

LT12

LT13

9

24

7

44

Bockingford Mill LT4

LT8

LT12

26

48

7

Bonner, Florence Alexandra Gertrude and family LT11 5

Bonny family LT2

LT5

38

22

Bonny’s Cottages LT11 7

Boon family LE1 2

Boorman family LT1 14

Boughton Lane to Downing Street: Audrey

Callaghan

Tritton, Paul LT8 6

Boughton Manor LT4 27

Boughton Monchelsea LT11 5

4

Boughton Monchelsea Place LT4 12

Boughton Monchelsea School LT11

LT12

21

6

Boughton Monchelsea Working Men’s Club LT11 6

Boughton Monchelsea, my favourite village Black, Sue LT11 5

Boughton Monchelsea in First World War LT14 6-7

Boughton Monchelsea’s War Memorials Harrison, Jenny LT10 20

Boughton Mount Cottage LT2 7

Boughton Mount Estate LT2

LT5

LT6

LT8

LT14

6

19

6

31

43-47

Boughton Park LT9 20

Boughton Quarries LT1

LT2

LT8

LT14

3, 4

6

47

39

Boundaries, parish LT12 22-23

Bourbon Conman of Woodlawn LT11 44

Bowles family LT4 34

Boys will be boys Whyatt, Malcolm LT11 23

Boys, Rev. Richard LT10

LE3

LT11

LT13

6, 15

6

44

11

Braddick family LT6

LT14

6

43-45

Braddick, John – Words of Wisdom Tritton, Paul LT8 31

Bray family LT7 17

Bredmore, George H. LT5 36

Brett, Frederick Arnold LT14 7

Brett, Joyce LT11 7, 48

Brewery Cottages LT11 12

Bridge Mill LT3

LT7

39

38

Bridge Row LT2 8

Bridge Row Cottages LT11 5

Bridge Street LT11 40

Bridge Tavern LT11 6

Bridge Tavern, Boughton Monchelsea LT2 8

Briggs, Henry LT5 33

Brishing Court LT2

LT3

LT7

7, 10

29

6

5

LT9 20

Brishing Quarry LT2 8, 10

Brook House LT3

LT4

LT10

LT11

17

31, 33

43

17

Brooklyn LT6

LT11

7

40

Brooks Field LT1

LT7

LT11

18

44

40

Brooks Field Survey Report Moon, Nick LT7 44

Brooks, the LT11 17

Brown, Phil LT13 2

Brown, Victoria (nee Esland) LT12 7

Brunger, Mr LT2 8

Bryant, John LT6 5

Bryden, Jock LT14 15

Buffkin family LT1

LT3

LT4

LT6

LT7

LT10

LT12

14

10

7

4

36

5

19

Bufkin (see Buffkin)

Bull pub, East Farleigh LT10 8

Bull pub, Linton LT11 11, 38

Burgess Family of Linton Tritton, Paul LT8 34

Burseide, Thomas, overseer LT5 18

Bury, Rev. A. Maxwell LT7 8

Bus services LT2

LT4

19-22

Bus Services of Maidstone Cheeseman, Clive LT4 19

Busbridge family LT2

LT3

LT6

LT10

LT11

13

7, 40

1, 14

44

34, 48

Busbridge Road LT8 3

Busbridge, Mary LE2 8

Busbridges of Pympe’s Court & Grove Cottage Evans, Lorna LT10 44

Butcher’s Shop at Loose Green Heath, Brenda LT1 17

Butterfield, William LT10 16

Buttle, Florence P. LT2 12

6

Button, Albert LT11 6

By Cart, stagecoach and wagon Cheeseman, Clive LT2 14

Bydews LT3

LT11

33

30

Byways LT5 27

Calver family LT11

LT14

5

40

Campfield Farm Cottages LT4 26

Canam House LE4 8

Cannon balls LT1 4

Cape Cottages LT4 31

Carpenter, George LT8 16

Carriers LT2

LE1

14 et seq

4

Castreat family LT1 14

Census, 1911 LT11 31

Change, The LT10 38

Chareda LT3 31

Charlton family LT1

LT2

LT3

LT4

LT10

14

21

27

17

6

Charlton, Ann LT11 10

Chart Sutton overseers LE3 4, 5

Chequers, The LT2

LT3

LT4

LT7

LT8

LT9

LE1

LT11

17

10, 24

8, 15, 24

4

17

12

2

5, 11, 17, 48

Cherry Grounds Farm Tillett, Michael LT9 16

Cherry Kearton, 1870-1940: Early Wildlife

Photographer

Corben, Richard LT7 3

Cherry, Rev Thomas LT1 24

Childs family LT10 38

Childs’ play on High Banks Shorter, Margaret LT12 31-32

Church House, Loose LT3

LT5

LT7

LT10

LT11

17

15, 19

16

28

17

7

Clark family LT1 LT2

LT6

LT8

LT11

LT12

LT13

LT14

6 6

9

31

9, 24, 45, 46

35

33

45-47

Clarke & Epps, builders LT1 23

Clarke, James LT8 16

Clave School LT5 20

Cliff Cottage, Boughton Monchelsea LT2 9, 10

Clifford, Ernest John LT14 11

Clock House (aka Clockhouse) farm LT11 18

Clockhouse , Coxheath LT3

LT4

26

12, 26

Clyffe, John, mason LT5 18

Cock Inn, The LT4

LT11

11

6

Cole family LT4

LT6

39

6, 7

Coles family- LT1

LT4

4

17

Coles, J.R. LT6 15, 16, 20

Collier’s Pit LT3 9

Commander Aubrey Moore and his Royal and

religious ancestors

LT10 29

Congregational Chapel LT4 10

Cook, Miss, headmistress LT2 49

Coombe Bank LT2 7, 10

Coomber, Fred LT5 37

Copper Tree Court LT10 31

Cording, Brenda Dorothy LE1 7

Cornwallis family- LE1

LE2

LT8

LT11

LT12

LT14

1

2

32

20

12-13

4

Cornwallis School (aka Cornwallis Academy) LT12

LT13

9, 10

32

Coronation celebrations, 1911 LT11 32, 33

Couchman family LT11 7

Coulter family- LT7

LT10

15

40

8

LT11 LT12

LT13

42 et seq 17, 36

13

Country Players LT10 38

Coveney, Mr LT6 15, 20

Coxheath Camp LT1

LT2

LT4

LT11

LT13

4

28

Coxheath Camp – Part 2 1778 Page, Julia LT2 20

Coxheath Camp 1756-1757 Page, Julia LT1 25

Coxheath, smuggling at LT5 5

Cramp, Emily LT14 41

Cranwell, Isley LT6 5

Creed family- LT2 38

Creed, Butcher LT11 32, 42

Creed, Lacey, butcher LT1

LT2

LT7

17, 18

32

1, 23

Cricket LT3 24

Crime & Punishment in 17c Loose Newton Taylor, Paul LT6 3

Crisbrook LT5

LT9

7

44

Crisbrook Cottages LT3 36

Crispe, Thomas LT1

LE4

4

6

Crust family- LT10 37

Culver, Olive LT14 18

Dadson family- LT1 22

Dairy House, The LT2

LT3

LT7

LT11

LT13

31

17

24

40

3

Davies family- LT2 6

Davison’s Wine Shop LT2 33

Day, Alfred Coppin LT11 28

Day, Geoffrey LT2 3

Day’s Cottage, Well Street LT11 28

D-Day LT5 27

De Fremingham family LT2 26

De Pympe family- LT1 15

Derwent House LT2 12

9

LT6 LT7

15 23

Deverson, Dorothy LT6 5

Dip Wells in the Loose Valley Heath, Brenda LT2 31

Dipwells LT2 31

Discovering Cousins Obern, Clara LT6 36

Domesday Book LT1 8-11

Domesday Loose Thornburgh, Roger LT1 8

Doodlebug (see also Flying Bomb) LT2

LT8

13

15

Dowle, George, quarry man LT2 10

Down, Charles LT11 17

Drake, Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt LT2

LT8

4

47

Draper, Robert, goldsmith LT5 18

Duncanson family- LT4

LT7

LT8

37

21

3

Duties of Land Values LT11 17

Earl, William John LT8

LT9

32

4

East Farleigh LT12 3

East Farleigh and Loose remembered Holdsworth, Beryl LT11 27 et seq

East Farleigh House LT7 47

East Farleigh manor LT1 11

East Farleigh parish church LT13 6

East Farleigh pumping station LT10 8

East Farleigh School LT11 27

East Farleigh’s lost patron Saint Richford, Molly LT13 6

Eastup family- LT10 37

Eaton, Maureen LT5 22

Edna Mary Cole, 1892-1973 Proctor, Molly LT6 6

Edward, Derek LT2 10

Edwards, Rev. LT5 37

Elliott, Elsie LT14 17

Ellis, Alice Mabel Lilian LT5 20

Ellis, Jesse LE4 3

Ellis, Thomas LT6 5

Elm House LT2 10

Ernest Mercer: Memories of Loose Around 1900 Thornburgh, Roger LT6 23

Evacuees LT4

LE1

9, 10

3

Evenden, G., charcoal burner LT5 8

Evenden, J, saddler LT5 8

10

Fairfax family- LT3

LT5

17

48

Families of Wartime Loose Chapman, Margaret LT7 12

Families of Wartime Loose: Flight Lt. Alfred

Charles Culver, DFM

Chapman, Margaret LT8 22

Family’s matters of Life and Death Evans, Judith LT12 29

Farewell to the Vicar’s Hall Page, Julia LT7 7

Farming Searle, Ken LT1 24

Fenton, Christine LT14 18

Fernbank LT3 17

Ffinch, Michael LT12 5

Filmer’s Farm LT1

LT2

6

34, 36

Fire Service LT12 15

Firefighters remembered on new estate Smith, Jill LT11 22

First World War LT14 2-28

Florence House and Florence Cottage LT1

LT2

LT3

LT8

LT10

17

32, 37

17

19

4

Flying Bomb (see also Doodlebug) LT4

LT5

10

27

Forde, William LT5 18

Forge Cottage, Linton Road LT2

LT3

29, 38

17

Forge Cottage, Randalls Row LT7 15

Forge House, Busbridge Road LT3 26

Forstal Farm LT2

LT7

21

18

Foster Clark (see Clark family)

Foster family- LT4

LT11

6

20

Foster, John, miller LE3 8

Fowle, John LT8 16

Fox, C.M. LT1 6

Fox’s Quarry LT1

LT2

6

6

Franklyn, John LT8 16

Fremingham family (see de Fremingham)

French, butcher LT2 32

French, shopkeeper LT1 17

From Classrooms to Zoned Learning Plazas Smith, Jill LT12 9, 10

From the grassroots of the Loose valley to Rootes Sankey, Tom LT13 44-46

11

of Maidstone

D-Day, Doodlebugs to VE-Day – Memories of

local life 70 years ago

LT14 14-20

Froud family- LT2

LT10

LT11

LT12

7

10

13, 20

21

Fryer, W.H. wheelwright LT5 8

Fulkes, John Greville LT9 44

Fun and Games in Coxheath Camp, 1804 Page, Julia LT4 11

Funnell family- LT1

LT2

LT7

LT7

18

37

Front

1

Furfield Quarry LT2 10

Gable Cottages LT4 17

Gables, The LT9 17

Garden Cottage LT4

LE1

37

3

Gardner-Waterman, Rev. W. LT7

LT11

7

42

Garland family- LT11 20

Gates family- LT3 31

Gates, John LT11 21

George Marsham (1849-1927) Gallavin, Helen LT3 24

George Marsham House LT3

LT7

26

18

Gibbons, Edward (Teddy) LT3

LT6

25

16

Gibson, Wing Commander Guy LT10 14

Gigger, John LT10 10

Gilbert, Mrs Bessie LT7 18

Giles, Frank LT10 47

Gladstones LT2 8, 10

Glimpses of a Childhood in Loose Blunn, Brenda LT8 3

Godden family- LT1

LT3

4

27, 28

Godlands, The LT1

LT3

LT4

LT7

LT8

LT9

LT10

5

33

26

25

3

2, 3

12

12

LT1 1

Godlands, The, Tovil Bradburn, Clive LT7 25

Golden family LT7

LT11

13-14

12

Golding, Harry Thomas LE4 5

Goodbye Leonard Gould LT10 46

Gordon Court LT1

LT2

23

13

Gordon House LT10 Front

Gordon, Miss, matron LT1 23

Gorman family- LT3 31

Gould, Leonard LT4

LT10

LT11

LT12

34, 37

28, 46-48

47

14-16

Graham, G.H. LT1 7

Great Ivy Mill LT1

LT3

LT4

LT6

LT7

15

35

26

30

3, 23

Great Storm, October 1987 LT2 30

Green Doors LT3 34

Green family- LT1

LT3

LT6

LT7

LT8

LT10

5

33

36-38

25

41

13

Green, John (Jack) Barcham LT3

LT9

LT12

33 et seq

2

35, 36

Greengates, Well Street LT11 28

Gregory, Rev. Francis Thomas. LT4

LT11

17

17

Grigsby family LT11 7

Grove Cottage LT5

LT6

LT10

LE2

LT11

14

15

44

8

48

Growing up in Salts Avenue Mills, Colin LT10 26

Gurney family- LT10

LT11

17-18

13 et seq

Gurney’s Cottage LT10

LT12

17

11

13

Gurney’s Mill LT11 15

Gurr family- LT10

LT11

36

6

Haire, Rev Archibald Matthew LT11 7, 8, 9

Halls, John LT13 13

Hampton Court, ragstone LT1 4

Hanson family- LT10

LE1

27

4, 5

Harding, grocer LT2 33

Hare, Rev. A. Neville LT2

LT7

LT11

13

9, 16

8, 21, 34

Harnett Family LT14 32

Harris family- LT11

LT12

LT13

21

28-29

32

Harris, George, wheelwright LT5 8

Harris, John, blacksmith LT5 8

Hartridge family- LT5

LT6

LT7

8

42-44

47

Harts House LT2 6

Harvey’s garage, Loose Road LT2

LT13

32

34

Hastie, Clarissa Helen Victoria LT10 28

Hawthorn (aka Hawthorne) Cottage, Loose LT4

LT7

LT11

17

13-14

12

Hawthorn(e) Stores LT2

LT4

LT6

LT8

32

17

27

21

Hayle Cottage LT3

LT4

LT6

24

3, 5

13, 15

Hayle Mill LT1

LT3

LT4

LT7

LT10

LT11

LT12

LT13

LT14

5, 12

22, 33, 35

26

25, 28

31

1, 21

47-48

35

10, 36-38

Hayle Mill in the 19th

and 20th

centuries Green, Maureen LT14 36-38

14

Barcham

Hayle Place LT3

LT4

LT5

LT6

LT7

LT11

LT12

LT13

24

Front, 3, 5, 27

33

9, 12, 15, 17

8

43

7

7

Hayle Place Estate LT11 24

Hayle Place in war and peace Chapman, Margaret LT13 7-9

Headcorn & Maidstone junction light railway LT3 18

Heath House, Heath Road LT4 38

Heath View LT10 31

Heathside LT7 20

Herbert Busbridge: Memories of Loose, 1881-

1976

Creasey, Anne LT6 14

Hercules, William LT5 14, 18

Hermits LT4 28

Heron Pond LT4

LT9

27

21, 23

Herts Farm LT4

LT10

11, 15

27

Herts House LT2 37

Herunden family- LT5 15, 18

Hickmott, M., saddler LT5 8

High Banks LT2

LT3

31

17

High Banks Cottage LT11 17

Hill House, Loose LT2

LT3

LT4

LT6

LT10

11

40

17

15

27, 38

Hillside LT2 29

Historical jigsaw puzzles: The Swan public house,

Loose Road

Page, Julia LT8 39

Hoar, Thomas and family LT11 5

Hobday, C.H. LT12 18

Hodges, Charles William Rowlatt LT3 40

Hodsoll family- LT4

LT5

LT6

LE4

17

7, 10, 12

15, 18

6

Hollingsworth family- LT4 3

15

LT10 LT11

10, 44 48

Holly Lodge LT2 39

Homestead, The LT5 14

Homewood family LT11 32

Hood family- LT2

LT4

LT7

LT10

LT12

19

34

10, 16

4

17, 34

Hook, Samuel LT7 38

Hop farming LT1

LT3

LT5

LT7

LT11

14

30

7, 9

19

10

Hop pickers’ strike LT5 13

Hope Cottage, Church Street LT3

LT6

LT7

25

17

7

Hope Cottages, Walnut Tree Lane LT3

LT4

31, 40

36

Horton, Derek LT10 47

Hospital fields LT1 22

Hubbard, Mr LT2 36

Hudson’s Quarry LT2 10

Hughes, Graham LT6

LE4

21

8

Hunton parish records LT5 38

Hunton School LT7 19

Hunton’s Lost Records Butcher, John LT5 38

Hurricane (see also Great storm)

Iddenden, Nicholas LT8 17

Illingworth, Nancy LT6

LT13

38

33

Illingworth, Nancy and James Watts, Susan LT11 1-3

Ink in their blood – Tovil’s ‘printing Passmores’ Tritton, Paul LT14 28-31

Inwood, Well Street LT11 28

Iron Age hill fort LT4 24

Iron Room, The LT1

LT7

LT12

7

8

32

Isherwood, Capt. LT6 15, 19

Island Meadow LT11 17

16

Isolation Hospital LT1 LT2

19 11

Ivy Cottage(s) LT4 5, 6

Ivy Glen LT5 10

Ivy Mill LT3 35

Ivy Mill House LT4 26

Jam factory LT2 3

James Ellis & Co. Ltd LT2 7

Jane Austen’s Loose cousins Chapman, Margaret LT11 10

Jeffery, Velma LT2 11

Jenner family- LT7 17

Jenner, Pat LT10 49

John Franklyn’s almshouses LT8 16

John Quested, surveyor and mapmaker Hughes, Ann LT9 25

John Taylor, Freemason Creasey, Anne LT3 8

Johnson, John LT5 18

Jones, Admiral Theophilus LT4

LT6

3

13

Jones, Dr Isaac Stephenson LT1

LT2

LT6

LT7

LT11

22

12, 35

15, 20

20, 23

43

Jones, Gertrude LT10 32

Jones, Lt.Col. Walter LT3

LT4

24

3

Jones, Norma Eileen LE4 8

Jones, Taffy LT13 39-40

Jones, Thomas LT5 33

Just passing through: Thomas Foster (1820-1891) Taylor, Paul Newton LT4 6

Kearton, Ada Cherry LT5

LT6

LT7

LT11

29

48

3

43

Kennard, Gabriel LT8 17

Kennedy, Norman LE1 2

Kent Fire & Rescue Service LT11 22

Kent Fire Service Museum LT11 1

Khanspur, Salts Avenue Tritton, Paul LT10 28

Kiln Cottage LT3

LT10

LT12

28

28, 46

14

King George V playing field LT10 11, 31

17

LT11 34, 35

King’s Arms pub LT2

LT10

LE2

LT11

29, 38

Back cover

4

11

Kingdon, Rev. J.D. LT6 15, 16, 19

Kirkdale LT6

LE4

LT11

LT13

15

5

11

3

Kirkdale Cottages LT6

LT7

LT10

LE4

LT11

25

4

10

5

31 et seq

Kirkdale Cottages in 1911, Coronation Year Hunt, Hilary LT11 31 et seq

Kitchenham family- LT2

LT13

LT14

35

34

15

Knight family- LE1 7

Lakelands LT5 20

Lamb, Mary Louisa LT9 4

Lamb, Phoebe and family LT11 5

Langley LT10 20

Langley Lock LT9 22

Langley, Alfred Vernon LT9 44-48

Langley war memorial LT13 15

Langridge, Frank LT5 37

Larking family- LT1

LT2

LT11

2

32

31

Larking, Sir Gordon LT1 23

Larkins family LT6

LT8

28

15

‘Last knockings’ in Boughton Quarries Tritton, Paul LT14 39

Lawrence, Jack LT10 27

Le Grove, Dorothy LT10 28

Leeds Abbey LT9 20

Leg o’ Mutton Pond LT1

LT4

12

27

Leonard Gould Limited: the early years Gibbons, Noel LT8

9

Lime Tree House LT11 2

Limekilns LT1 5

18

LT2 8

Limes, The LT11 1

Link family LT11 6

Linton as Was Tucker, Lucy LT11 36

Linton Hospital LT7

LT12

20

24-27

Linton Park LT4

LT8

LT9

11

32, 34

4

Linton Park – A gardener’s Boy Kimber, Ken LT9 4

Linton Park Cricket Club LT12 18

Linton Place LT2 5

Linton Post Office LT11 38

Linton Road garage LT10 27

Linton in First World War LT14 2-5

Linton, and smugglers LT5 5

Little Ivy LT3

LT4

LT5

LT6

LT12

35

26

7, 8, 33

26

28-29

Lobster Hall LT1 6

Local Hero ‘Basher Bain’ and his D-Day

‘Swimming Tanks’

Burgess, Stuart LT14 22

Lodge Farm LT11 36

Loe, Linda LT8 19

Long, Jean M LT11 34

Loose (roads to) Page, Julia LT10

LT11

34

4

Loose Allotments LT3

LT6

LT8

LT10

24

16

4

45

Loose and Langley’s troublesome priests Jenner, Pat LT10 15

Loose Area History Society LE4 1

Loose Baptist Church LT1

LT10

7

12

Loose Bowls Club LT3

LT12

LT13

24

31

32

Loose Boys’ School LT5 36

Loose Brownies LT7

LT8

LT11

9

4

39

Loose Cemetery LT11 17

19

Loose choirmaster’s life, love and legacy Whitehead, Michael LT11 13 et seq

Loose Church Heritage Group (spire appeal) LT11 1

Loose churchwardens LT3 27

Loose Cottage Gardeners’ Society LT3

LT6

LE1

LE3

24

16, 18

6

3

Loose Cottage Hospital LT14 19

Loose Court LT3

LT4

LT5

LT6

LT10

LE1

LE4

34

17

Front, 7, 9, 10, 12

15, 18

12

2

6

Loose Court Estate LT11 32

Loose Court Lodge, Loose Road LT11

LT13

31

33

Loose Cricket Club LT11 34

Loose Eagles football team LT13 13

Loose Farm LT5 7, 9

Loose Fire Brigade LE1 4

Loose Football Club 1905-1906 LT6 Front, 27

Loose Footpaths Group LE1

LT14

8

33

Loose Girl Guides LT7

LT8

LT11

8

4

39

Loose Green LT1

LT2

LT4

LT7

LE2

LT11

17

32

17

Front

4

42

Loose Green tram terminus LT8 48

Loose History Circle LT1 2

Loose Institute Football Club LE1 1

Loose Isolation Hospital, part 2 Allchurch, Frank &

Kitty

LT2 11

Loose Manor LE3 7

Loose Mill (see also Loose Village Mill) LT5 7, 8

Loose Mothers’ Union LT7 8

Loose National School LT3

LT5

LT11

26

35

32

Loose National School: The Boys’ School, as Gallavin, Helen LT5 35

20

recorded in the Log Book 1863-1865

Loose Parish boundary LT4 23

Loose Parish Council LT1

LT3

LT4

LT10

LT11

19

24

23

45

1, 35

Loose Parish Room LT3 25

Loose Post Office LT2

LT7

LT8

LT11

32, 37

Front

19

42

Loose Road LT11 8, 12

Loose School LT2

LT4

LT6

LT7

LT8

LT10

LE1

LE4

LT11

LT12

LT13

38, 40

9, 18

8

18, 28

3, 45

12

3

3

7, 21

37-40

37

Loose School in Wartime – Memories of Kath

Tillett

Gallavin, Helen LT8 45

Loose Scouts’ memorial at Crisbrook LT9 44

Loose Swiss Scouts LT3

LT7

LT9

LT14

33

25

2, 44

8,9

Loose Telephone Exchange LT4 17, 18

Loose Tithe Map LT1

LT2

4

4

Loose Valley LT12 2-5

Loose Valley and its Swallow Holes Bennett, F.J (and

Paul Tritton)

LT9 20-24

Loose Valley Nursing Home LT6

LT7

15

7

Loose Viaduct LT1

LT3

LT5

LT9

LE2

4

20

47

6-13

3

Loose Vicarage, new LT7 7

Loose Vicar’s life on St Helena Hunt, Hilary LT13 11-12

21

Loose Village Mill LT11 40

Loose Village Mill revealed LT11 40

Loose Village Overseers LT1

LT7

13

8

Loose War Memorial LT11

LT6

48

31-35

Loose Women LT13 27

Loose Women’s Institute LT12 31, 32

Loose Women’s Institute LT6 7

Loose Working Men’s Club LT2

LT3

LT6

LT7

LT10

37

24

6, 27

Front

45

Loose Young People’s Fellowship LT7

LE3

LT11

9

6

21

Lord Rootes had Loose roots: William Geoffrey

Rootes 1917-1992

LT8 42

Lording, Freda LT11 6

Lost Images of Loose Valley come into the light Tritton, Paul LT8 47

Lost Weight? Chapman, Margaret

and Froud, Dot

LT3 32

Loveless, Henry, grocer, beer seller and lime

dealer

LT2 8

Lower Crisbrook LT3

LT4

22, 35

26

Lower Tovil Mill LT3 35

Loyal Invicta Lodge of Oddfellows LT11 12

Luckhurst family- LT8 13

Lyncroft LT3 6

Lyndale Cottage LT8 34

MacKinnon family- LT3

LT14

35

34-35

Maidment, Mr LT2 4

Maidstone & Loose Valley railway LT3 18

Maidstone Fire Station LT11 22

Maidstone Rural District Infectious Diseases

Hospital (see also Isolation Hospital)

LT11 32

Maidstone Union Workhouse (aka Coxheath

Workhouse

LT11

LT12

LT13

LT14

21

24-27

47

41,42

Maidstone Union Workhouse and Infirmary, LT2 11

22

Coxheath (see also Linton Hospital) LE3 5

Maitland family LT11 20, 36 et seq

Malthouse Hill LT7

LT9

LT11

8, 18

3

9, 32

Mannering, Miss LT1 23

Manning, Norman William Elliott LE3 2

Mansfield family- LT10 37

Marsh family- LT2

LT12

13

34

Marsham family- LT3

LT4

LT6

24

3

12

Marsham, George LT3

LT4

LT6

LT7

LT10

LT11

24

3

15, 16

8

45

42

Martin family LT12 19

Martin, Edward, overseer LT5 18

Martin, Frances Sibilla and Anna Susanna LE4 1

Martin, Rev. Denny LT3

LT5

LT10

12, 15

48

5

Martin’s Farm LT4 34

Masters, Hazel LT5 22

Masters, Mr LT6 15

Mather family- LT10 10

Maxwell, Donald LT12

LT13

2-5

31

Mayhew, Cyril LT14 15

Maytum Farm LT11 39

McAlpine family- LT6

LT7

LT10

LT11

LT12

15, 16, 19, 20, 28

8

45

20, 42

44-46

McKenzie, Margaret LT8 33

McKenzie, Mr LT9 4

McMahon, Fanny Miriam LE2 2

Medway Corrugated Paper Company LT7 39, 40

Memories of Linton Road Harris, Dorothy LT2 29

Memories of Linton Road Harris, Dorothy LT2 29

Memories of the Barkers, Harnetts and life in Luckhurst, Ann LT14 22

23

Loose before and after the war

Memories of Wartime School Days at Shernold

High School

Page, Julia LT5 20

Mercer family- LT6

LT10

LT11

LT12

23

10

31

10,11

Merriehills LT2

LT4

LT9

6, 34

37

18

Mexican House LT2

LT6

LT3

29, 39

15, 30

3

Mexican Villa LT2 39

Middle Quarry LT2 10

Middleton, Charles LE2 5

Mildred Ratcliffe – artist at Loose LT10 2

Mill House LT6 15

Miller, Annie Maria LT2 11

Miller, carrier of Coxheath LT3 40

Miller, Miss, draper LT2 32

Miller, William Horton LE1 4

Milliner, Ernest and Alice (nee Leech) LT8 13

Mills family- LT3

LT11

31

32

Mills, C.E. LT2 10

Mills, Colin LT10 26

Monumental Inscriptions LT10 6

Moon family- LT11 12, 29, 31

Moore family LT6

LT12

20

44

Moore, Commander Aubrey Edward Duncombe

and relations

LT10

LE4

29

5

More about the Hartridge Family Wimhurst, Elizabeth LT7 47

Morfil, A.F. LT10 38

Morris family- LT3 31

Moulton family- LT8 6

Mount Ararat LT3

LT4

LT13

34

27

32

Mrs Bessie Gilbert, 1889-1984: Memories of

Hunton & Loose

Thornburgh, Roger LT7 18

Mucklowe, John, scriptor LT5 18

Muddle family LT11 10

Muddle of Loose Jenner, Pat LT5 34

24

Muddle, William LT5 33

Mudge, Rev. Leonard William LT8

LE3

4

6

My ancestors were sent to Coxheath Workhouse Bartlett, Lesley LT13 47

My father, Leonard Gould Boyd, Valerie LT12 14-16

My Victorian namesake lead me to a mill in Loose Whiteley, Sue LT10 17

Myring, Ruth A, matron LT1

LT2

22

11

Nash, George LT8 17

Neale, Daniel Vernon LT9 4

New Inn, East Farleigh LT11 12, 27

Newman, Charles and Betty LT4

LT12

34

14

Newman, Thomas LT6 6

Nicholls family- LT10 46-47

Noakes, Jill LT5 22

Nook, The LT10 37

Norton Court Farm LT4 8

Notes on the natural history f the Loose Valley Searle, Betty LT2 19

Oddfellows’ Lodge LT6 30

Of Anchorites and hermits Jenner, Pat LT4 28

Olde Hill House LT13 31

Old Lakenham LT1

LT9

6, 23

2

Old Lakenham Cording, B. Dee LT1 23

Old Loose Court LT3

LT5

LT6

LE4

LT11

34

7

15

6

9, 32

Old Loose Hill LT9

LT12

6-9

17

Old Mill House LT3

LT10

17

18, 37

Old Orchard Bungalow LT10 37

Old Orchard house and bungalow LT11 48

Old Vicarage (now Loose Valley Nursing Home) LT4

LT6

LT7

LT8

24

15

7

4

Old Vicarage, Church Street LT2

LT3

LT5

31

17

33

25

LT7 23

Oldborough Manor LT4 27

Olive Farm LT10

LT11

LT12

28

48

14

Olive Farm (poultry and cherries) LT11 34

Olive House LT3

LT5

LT6

29, 30

8, 14

15

Olive House, Cottages and Villas LT11 34

One Day in 1327 Jenner, Pat LT3 3

One hundred years of Scouting in Loose Gallavin, Trevor LT9 2

One wealthy widow, six hundred working men Tritton, Paul LT14 34-35

Orchard House LT5 21

Orgar family- LT5 15, 17, 18

Osborne, Alexander LT1 4

Our Silent Witnesses Chapman, Margaret LT6 31

Owen, Lawrence LT5 18

Page, Julia LT11 2

Palm Cottage LT7 18, 20

Palmer, H.R. LT9 11

Palmer, Thomas LT6 5

Pantony family- LT11

LT14

18

18

Pantry, The LT8 20

Papermaker’s war wasn’t over until 1946 Webb, John LT14 24-25

Papermakers’ Arms, The LT6

LT8

LT10

LT11

30

15

1

11, 12

Papermaking LT3

LT7

33

38

Parsonage, The LT3 17

Partridge, Alec LT13 41

Peale estate LT3

LT10

6

22

Peale family- LT4

LT11

17

17

Peale House Creasey, Anne LT4 17

Peale House LT4

LT5

LT6

LT10

17, 18

16

15, 20

11

Peale, William LT4 17

26

Peale’s oasts LT5 9

Pear Patch LT1 23

Pear Tree Cottage(s) LT3

LT4

LT5

LT10

LE3

27, 32

34

14, 19

28

6

Pear Tree Cottage: some documentary evidence Chapman, Margaret

and Froud, Dot

LT3 27

Pear Tree Farm LT3

LT4

LT10

LT12

31

34

28

14

Pear Tree Farm: memories of Charles and Betty

Newman

Froud, Robin & Dot LT4

34

Pearce, Miss, schoolteacher LT2 40

Peene family- LT10

LT11

43

17

Peirce, Richard and family LT11 17

Penfold family- LT1

LE4

4

6

Perriman family- LT10

LT11

10

31

Petlands LT2 10

Pett, John LT4 17

Pickering Cottage LT2

LT5

LT6

3

14

15

Pickering Cottage Cording, B.D. LT2 3

Pickering family and garage LT11

LT12

LT13

45

18

34

Pine family- LT11 30

Pink, Dennis LT10 47

Piper family- LT2 37

Pitt, Colonel T.H. LT6 15, 17

Portrait of my village: shops in Loose Loe, Linda LT8 19

Poulter, Charles and Jean LT7 22

Proctor, Molly LT10 45

Prospect Place LT8 13

Prospect Row LT7

LE3

33

4

Prospect Row: Twelve Georgian Cottages? Taylor, Paul &

Emma Newton

LT7 33

Pruce family LT12 35

27

Pusey, Rev. William Bouverie LT10 16

Pyknam in Pykenstrett, 1534-1544 Chapman, Margaret LT5 14

Pympe’s Court LT1

LT3

LT4

LT7

LT8

LT10

LT11

15

14

37

21

3, 16

44

48

Quarries and quarrying LT1

LT2

LT3

LT13

3-6

6, 37

9, 16

20-21

Quarry House LT2 9

Quarry Wood LT1

LT2

6

6

Quested, John LT9 25

Quinnell family- LT10

LE1

38

2

Quinnells LT10

LT11

38

43

Ragstone Quarries Creasey, Anne LT1

LT2

3

6

Ragstone Quarries Creasey, Anne LT 3

Railways LT3 18 et seq, 37

Randall, John LT11 17

Randall’s Row LT3 17

Ranelagh Orchestra LT11 6

Ranmer, John LT11 11

Ratcliffe, Mildred Mary LT10 2

Reakes, Daniel, schoolmaster LT5 36

Reason Hill Farm LE1

LT11

7

36

Reed, Albert E LT7

LT8

LT14

38

47

35

Reed, butcher LT1

LT8

17, 18

20

Reed’s Mill LT3 39

Reeves, William LT11

LT12

44

35

Relf family LT11 36

Rhodesia Cottages LE1 1

28

Richards, T, schoolmaster LT2 LT6

40 16, 21, 24

Ring, Elsie LT11 21

Rising Sun, The LT7 24

Rock House LT2 7

Rogers, John, freemason LT1 4

Romans in Loose Valley LT13 20

Rook, G.W. LT5 36

Rooke, Miss LT8 13

Rootes family LT8 42

Rose Cottage LT6

LT7

7

17

Rose Cottage, Boughton Monchelsea LT2 8

Rose Cottages, Loose LT11 20

Rose Court was Linton’s model dairy farm Evans, Lorna LT11 39

Rose Court, Linton LT11 39

Rose pub, Boughton Monchelsea LT11 6

Rose pub, Loose LT11 11

Rose, The, Kirkdale LT11 31

Rosemount LT1

LT2

LT6

LT10

LT11

LT12

4

40

15, 19, 28

45

42

44-46

Ross, Alan and brothers LT11 7

Roughs at Loose Court Thornburgh, Roger LT5 12

Rouse family LT6 10

Rudstone, Sir William LT5 18

Runswick, Boughton Lane LT8 6

Russell, Richard, butcher LT3 28

Salts (aka Salts Place) LT11 46

Salts Avenue LT11 7

Salts Farm LT2

LT12

37

11

Salts House LT2 37

Salts Place LT1

LT2

LT3

LT4

LT5

LT6

LT7

LT12

17

30, 37

3, 9, 10, 14

1, 7,26

26

6, 15

36, 37

19-21

29

Salts Place: Some voices from the past Page, Julia LT3 9

Salts Pond LT4 27

Sankey family LT6

LT11

LT12

9

24

36, 39, 40

Saunders, grocer LT2 32

School Days at Loose, 1939-1945 Gallavin, Helen LT4 9

School looks back 100 years Tristram, Liz LT13 37-38

Seager family- LT2 9

Seamstress looks back on Workhouse life Cramp, Emily LT14 41-42

Second World War LT14 14-25

Secrets of The Wool House Chapman, Margaret LT10 21

Selby Cottage LT4

LT6

17

15

Sendell’s Cottages LT11 48

Sermons on the Mount: John Braddick’s words of

wisdom

Tritton, Paul LT8 31

Shadgate, Mr LT6 15

Shadgett family- LT1

LT2

LT13

4

39

31

Shernold brewery LT5 8

Shernold Cottage LT5

LT11

LT12

21

12

14

Shernold Farm LT3

LT6

LT8

8

39

41

Shernold High School LT5

LT6

20

46

Shernold House LT6

LT10

15

38

Shernold Pond LT6 15, 39

Shoebridge, George LT2 8

Shoebridge, Ivy LT11 6

Shops and daily life in Loose during the Second

World War

Gallavin, Helen LT2 32

Shovell, Sir Cloudesley LT6 12

Shurnal Farm (see Shernold Farm)

Sid Coulter’s memories of Old Loose Thornburgh, Roger LT10 40-43

Sid Coulter’s memories of old Loose Thornburgh, Roger LT11 42

Simpson, Rev George LT11 13

Sir Hardy Amies’ great grandparents lived here Chapman, Margaret LT12 41-42

Skalonde, Rycharde LT5 18

Skinner family- LT2 7

30

LT3 LT5

LT6

29, 30 8, 14

15

Skinner’s Cottage LT3

LT5

31

14

Slade House LT3

LT4

LT5

LT6

LT10

LT11

30

37

14

15

28

34

Slaughter house LT11 20

Smith, Ellen LT6 15

Smith family Smith, Ken LT14 21

Smuggling LT5 3-6

Smuggling In & Around Maidstone Wilson, Sheila LT5 3

Smythe, Clement Taylor LT2 10

Snashall, George LT11 11

South Mullion, Linton LT11 8

Southgate Barn LT2 31

Special Constabulary LT6 7

Spot Lane quarry LT2 10

Spring Cottage LT7 22

Springhead LT4

LT5

27

26

Springhead pond LT9 23, 24

Spurgeon family- LT10 37

Spurgeon, Henry, blacksmith LT5 8

St Mary’s church, East Farleigh LT10 8

St Mary’s church, Langley LT10 16

St Nicholas Church, Linton LT11

LT12

7

12-13

St Stephen’s church, Tovil LT1 5

Stace family- LT11 31

Stace, Fred, postmaster LT2

LT6

37

6

Stace, John, (Will) LT3

LT5

27

14

Stagecoaches LT2 14 et seq

Stannett family LT11 34, 35

Stannett, Frank, nurseryman LT1

LT2

LT10

LT12

23

32

31

14

Stanthorpe, James LT6 7

31

Star Cottages LT10 27

Star Inn, Linton Hill LT4 26

Star pub LT11 11, 12

Star, The, Linton Road LT4

LT5

10

8

Startup family- LT2

LT6

LT11

37

15

14

Statham, Col. J.C.B. LT10 21

Stone Cottage LT7 22

Stone House, Boughton Monchelsea LT2 9

Storr, Gerard LE3

LT11

3

42

Straw Mill LT3

LT7

39

38

Styance family- LT7

LE3

12

4

Styance, George and Eliza LT11 7,8

Style & Winch LT2

LT8

4, 8

39

Sugar Loaves LT2

LT7

LT11

31

24

11

Sutton, John, stone mason and quarry owner LT1

LT2

5

9

Sutton, Terry LT10 47

Swallow holes LT9 20-24

Swan, The LT3

LT6

LT8

9

15, 39

15, 39

Swiss Cottage LT9 2

Sycamores, The LT8 42

Tadman, Richard LT14 17

Tamarisk cottage LT13 14

Tanneries and tanning LT3

LT4

LT5

LT10

16

31

34

43

Tanning LT11 10

Taylor family- LT3

LT10

8, 9

10

Taylor, Dr Paul Newton LE4 8

Telford, Thomas LE2

LT9

3

7

32

Tettenhall LT2 LT3

29 40

The Admirals Jenner, Pat LT6 12

The Baptist Church Page, Julia and

Thornburgh, Roger

LT1 7

The Battle of Bottlescrew Hill Searle, Ken LT2 4

The Building of Bluetops, Walnut Tree Lane Hughes, Graham LT6 21

The Dairy House, Kirkdale Proctor, Molly LT13 3-5

The De Fremingham Family of Loose Jenner, Pat LT2 26

The de Pympe Family of Loose Jenner, Pat LT1 15

The Dell, High Banks LT12 31

The Hartridges of Kent Hartridge, Ian LT6 42-44

The Hodsoll Family in Capel, Surrey Day, Mary LT5 10

The Hodsoll Family in Loose Creasey, Anne LT5 7

The Inhabitants of Hayle Place Wilson, Sheila LT4 3

The Last of the Line: Ralph Buffkin, 1627-1710 Jenner, Pat LT7 36

The Limes LT6 38

The Loose Isolation Hospital Allchurch, Frank &

Kitty

LT1 19

The Loose Scouts’ memorial at Crisbrook (John

Greville Fulks & Alfred Vernon Langley)

Chapman, Margaret LT9 44

The Martins of Salts Place & Leeds Castle Chapman, Margaret LT12 19-21

The Mills of The Loose Valley Warner, Jonathan LT1 12

The Natal Nightingale Cording, B. Dee LT5 29

The Parish boundary Thornburgh, Roger LT4 23

The Parish Poor Collins, Margaret LT1 13

The Rev. Denny Martin: a Loose connection with

the Isle of Wight

Watson, John LT3 15

The Road to Loose Page, Julia LT10 34

The Tanyards of Loose Allchurch, Frank LT4 31

The Train now Passing Cheeseman, Clive LT3 18

Thomas, Major Frederick Dunbar. LT3

LT6

LT7

LT10

LE1

LT11

34

16, 18

22

11

2

42

Thomsett family- LE1 1

Thornburgh, Roger LT10

LT11

49

2

Thorny Croft LT2 10

Thornycroft family- LT2 10, 13

Three ‘Gentlemen of Fortune’ of Boughton Mount Tritton, Paul and Pat LT14 43-48

Tilbury Dredging Co. LT2 10

Tillett, George William LT9 19

33

Tillett, Kath (nee Pankhurst) LT8 45

Tinham family LT12 21

Tithe map clues to Times Past Tritton, Pat LT11 16

Tithe maps LT11 16

Tithes LT1 24

Tom Sankey’s schooldays Sankey, Tom LT12 39

Tomkin, grocer LT7 23

Tomlinson, Olive Mary LT8 22

Tompson, Thomas, builder LT4 17

Tovil (wartime memories of) LT11 23 et seq.

Tovil and East Farleigh people and pubs Black, Sue Lt14 40

Tovil Burial Ground LT11 30

Tovil Court LT8

LT14

47

34-35

Tovil House LT3

LT7

35

38

Tovil Mill LT7 38, 39

Tovil railways LT3

LT10

21

39

Tovil Scouts LT10

LT11

13

24

Tovil Treacle Mines LE4 3

Tovil was John’s halfway house in the 1940s Webb, John LT13 10

Tovil Wharf LT2 10

Tovil Working Men’s Club LT3

LT8

LT10

35

47

33

Towner, John Frank LT10

LT12

26, 28

11

Trams LT2

LT10

LE2

29

Front cover

4

Trouble at Hayle Mill after war declared Green, Maureen

Barcham

LT14 10

Travels with Aunt Alice – holidays in Loose in the

1930s

Eames, Jack LT8 13

Trolley buses LT8

LT11

48

18

True Anecdotes of my early teenage youth Partridge, Alec LT13 41-42

Tudor cottages LT7 22

Tuppeny, Joseph LT5 33

Turkey Mill LT10

LT11

44

48

Turner, John LT5 18

Turnpike road LT1 4

34

LT2 LE2

20 3

Two Gentlemen of Loose Jenner, Pat LT5 32

Tye, Dennis LT2 7

Tyler family LT11 46

Tylers LT3

LT5

LT11

17

15

40

Underhill, Joyce LT5 22

Union Workhouse, Coxheath (see also Linton

Hospital)

LT1

LT2

LT7

LT8

14

11

20

16

Up in Arms over almshouses – Scandal in East

Farleigh

Tritton, Paul LT8 16

Upper Crisbrook Mill LT3

LT9

LT11

22, 35

3

24

Upper Mill LT1

LT4

12

8, 27

Upper Mill Cottage LT1 13

Usher, Mrs LT5 22

Vale Cottage LT7 16

Vale House LT4

LT6

LT7

LT10

24, 31

15, 20

16

30

Vicar’s Hall, Loose LT4

LT7

LT8

10

7

4

Vicarage, Loose LT11 17

Victory pub, East Farleigh or Tovil LT11 19

Village life at Kirkdale Cottages since 1868 Hunt, Hilary LT10 10

Village Mill

Village Mill, Loose LT1

LT11

10

40

Vinson, Mr LT6 15

Waggon - Transport Cheeseman, Clive LT2 14

Wakefield family LT9 16-17

Walder family- LE1

LT14

2

15,16

Waldron, R.I. LT4 9

35

LT6 LT8

8 45

Walnut Tree pub LT11 11

Walnut Tree Stores LT2

LT8

32

21

Walnut Tree, East Farleigh LT11 27

Walnut Tree, The LT2

LT3

LT4

LT7

32

31

36

23

Walter, Henry LT4

LT11

17

10

Wanstall, Leonard Harold LE3 3

War memorials LT13 15-19

Water supplies LT11 18

Watermill Grange LT11 22

Watermill House LT2 39

Watermills LT1 10, 12-13

Webb family LT10

LT12

LT13

LT14

13

36

10

17, 24, 25

Weeks family- LE1 7

Weeks, J., charcoal burner LT5 8

Well Street LT11 28

Well Street quarries LT1 4

Wells, Nancy LT1 23

Westbrook LT10 2

Westerhill Farm LE1 7

Westlawn LT6 15

Westminster Abbey, ragstone LT1 4

Whatman, James, papermaker LT1

LT10

LT11

13

43

48

Wheatsheaf pub LT8

LT11

12

15

Wheelwrights LT11 17

When the Romans occupied the Loose Valley Elliott, Simon LT13 20-21

Where Dissenters rest in peace in Tovil Tritton, Pat LT11 30

Whibley, William and Rose LT7 12

White Lion, East Farleigh LT11 28

Whyatt, Malcolm and friends LT11 23 et seq.

Wilberforce, William LE2 5 et seq

Wilberforce, William and son LT11 12

Wilkins, E, builder LT5 8

36

William Wilberforce Pub LT12 17

Williamson family LT10 10

Wilson family LT4 8

Wilson, Dennis (‘Ken’) LT10 46

Wilson, Mr LT6 15

Wilson, Shirley LT14 18

Wilson’s Mill LT2

LT7

39

23

Windmills LT13 28

Wintour, Mrs LT2 3

Withinbrook, Robert LT11 10

Women’s Institute LT11 9

Women’s Land Army LT11 20

Wood & Son, builders LT1 7

Wood, J, builder LT2

LT5

8

8

Wood, James, of Springhead LT1 6

Woodcock, Andrew, grocer LT5 18

Woodlawn LT2

LT3

LT4

LT5

LT6

LT11

19, 34

22

26

7

15, 19

44

Woodville family- LT1 15

Wool House LT3

LT4

LT5

LT10

LE1

LT11

17

17, 26, 31

15

21

7

10, 48

Wool House Cottage LT4

LT10

31

21

Woollett family LT10

LT11

48

37

Woolsack, The, Linton LT3 10

Workhouse burial ground LT1

LT12

22

24-27

Working and Shopping in Tovil in Days gone By Gibbons, Noel LT12 33

Wounded and taken prisoner in 1918, Ernie came

home to Annie in 1919

McKeown, Terry LT14 11

Wright, Joseph, pastor LT11 30

Writing on the wall Smith, Jill LT10 19

Wynsdale LT3 6

37

Yew Tree LT10 6