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Isaac, son of Thomas & Miriam Chittenden, of
Middlesex, born 19th March 1829 Baptised
August, 1829 @ Market Lavington, Wiltshire. Independent Chapel Register |
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From “History & Topographical Survey of Kent Vol 11 |
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John Chittenden |
Possesses |
Lilsden in Hawkhurst |
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Chittendens |
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“At a small distance further southward (off Highgate on the road between Lamberhurst
& Stonecrouch) is LILSDEN which at least as early as the reign of Queen
Elizabeth was the property of the Chittendens,
eminent clothiers here, in which name it continued down to John Chittenden, gent, in which name it
still continues” |
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b) |
CALEHILL HUNDRED |
LITTLE CHART |
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Charities…
“Thomas and Robert Chittenden, by indentures in 1698, assigned a house
and garden and half acre of land in Charing, to
trustees for the use of the poor of this parish…….. The present rent is about
three guineas per annum”. |
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LILSDEN is less than one mile south of Hawkhurst and two
and a quarter miles north of west of Sandhurst and
four miles west of south of Benenden and four and
three quarter miles south of Cranbrook, almost on
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LILLESDON – alternative spelling
??. Village near/part of Hawkhurst is mentioned in ‘A Saunter through |
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