This Directory contains classified lists of all persons in trade, and of the nobility, gentry and clergy resident in Kent, Surrey and Sussex. * Digitally enhanced images of the original text * Searchable * Bookmarked by major headings * Fully printable * Includes county maps... More Info
This CD resource contains residential and trades directories (listing names and addresses) with detailed information about the churches (with names of patrons and incumbents), chief landowners, hospitals and charities of the county. It also includes topographical descriptions of every town, parish and village. *Digitally enhanced images of the original text *Searchable text *Bookmarked by major headings *Fully printable *Contains over 3000 pages... More Info
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See Also SPECIAL OFFER page. Lay Subsidies were the main tax laid on people prior to the Civil War. Their records in the period from, roughly, 1524 to the 1640's, list, with varying degrees of fullness, the inhabitants of the area, with some gauge as to their wealth. Transcribed and Indexed by Cliff Webb (2002). 72 pages.
See Also SPECIAL OFFER page. Transcribed and Indexed by Cliff Webb (2002). 72 pages.
See also SPECIAL OFFER page. The Court of Requests was established as the 'court of the poor man', and was intended to hear cases which were too trivial to go to the other courts. It is first mentioned in 1483, and seems to have evolved from an informal committee of the King's Council. It continued to sit until 1642, but was not revived after the Restoration. Compiled by Cliff Webb (1999). 100...More Info
See also SPECIAL OFFER page. Contains an alphabetical list of plaintiffs, defendants and deponents (with age and place of residence) and indexes of places and occupations. 36 pages.
See Also SPECIAL OFFER page.Feet of Fines record the transfer of land and are an invaluable source. The records are arranged by place and listed chronologically, and then indexed by name. Compiled by Cliff Webb (1998). 52 pages.