WILLS

1537

Richard Chetynden of Frittenden:   The will I dated 12 Aug 1537, probate 8^th Oct 1537.   My wife Joan to get an annuity of13/4 per year for life, which annuity I granted her before marriage.   Also to her, all household goods which she brought with her at the time of our marriage.   Also to her two kine and enough hay to feed them.   To John Cowper, 4 marks.   Residue of movables to my son John Chetynden who is Executor.   Overseer: John Taylor of Frittenden.   Witness:  John Taylor, Thomas Hartredge, John Drayner, James Ryve, Edward Reve.

1540 d

Nycholas Chitenden

Mattress Maker

Snodland

R. 9305

1542

John Chittenden of Frittenden:   The will is dated 22^nd Apr 1542, wife is Elizabeth, and he leaves her all movables to keep his children and ‘the house I live in & the lands on that side of the street with sufficient fuel to be taken from this land for life’.   My wife Elizabeth to have the several pieces of land on the other side of the street for 6 years towards bringing up my children.   At the end of the 6 years, this land to be let to farm to John Drayton for 7 years at 20 shillings a year.   The income from  Draynor will amount to 7 pounds.   Of this 7 pounds 6/8 to pay the rents of the land.   The other 20 nobles to go to my daughter Amy’s at the time of her marriage or when 22.   After my wife’s death, all lands to my sons equally divided.   Witness:  Stephen Day,  John Drayner, Alexander Nebill.

1546 Mar 31^st

Alexander Chittenden of Milton.  “If my wife, now with child, a son, and he live to 21,then have five pounds..   If a girl, six pounds, thirteen shillings and fourpence, equally among my three daughters (no names) at their marriage.   Wife, Margaret, Exectrix.   Wit:  John Storey, Vicar. 1545-1551.John Thornton

1550

Edward Fowle:   Edward Fowle Bequests to ‘my sister Lettice, wife of Richard Chetynden of Cranbrook’ one of his best chests.   He also leaves to the children of his siter Lettice (unnamed), ‘my house I now dwell in and lands thereto in Staplehurst, equally divided’.   It seems his wife was now living in the house and he gives her one year to vacate ‘then to depart from my home (where I now dwell) and the lands thereto’.

1555

Joan Webb:   In the Will of Joan Webb with probate date of 16^th Sept 1555, Ann Chittenden is left 2 eard pans, etc (the abstract does not give details).  After other bequests, Ann gets a share of the residue of the estate.

1576

Inventory for Thomas Chittenden dated 1576 (reference PRC21/3/68)   Inventory Value: 68 shillings and 4 pence.   Items listed:  Featherbed.  Pewter old, 3 pairs of sheets, 3 pairs of  ?, a cubbord,  a bedsted, a chess, a table, 2 candlesticks, other old things.

1595 P

Joan Chittenden

Widow

Yalding

R. 18.411 17

1611 P

Stephen Chittenden

Weaver

West Malling

R. 21

1612 d

Edward Chittenden

Yalding

R. 22m

1619-20 Mar 13^th

(1004)   William Cobbes of Sellendge, County Kent, Esq.   My Wife:  Son James Cobbes:  Only daughter Margaret Cobbes (under 18)  2^nd Son; Thomas Cobbes of Chilham:  Cousin, John Finche of Grovehurste, County Kent, Esq:  Sister, Mrs Elizabeth Collins, Wife of William Collins, Gentleman.   One Dozen Apostle Spoons to be kept as an heirloom.   Godson and Nephew, William Collins, elder son of said sister:  Exor:  Son James, Cousin and old servant John Edwards:   Cousin Mr John Wright of Allington, Gentleman, and his Wife:  Cap Mess known as Goldwell in the Parish of Allington, in tenancy of John Wright Road, Brambly.   George Bealings, Robert Hope, Widower, Jeckey, John Friend, George Spurling, William Chittenden and Thomas Colman:  My Manor of Hody Ford, in the Parish of  Sellenge:  Cottage where Widow Duckett now dwells:  One Demense called Southerendge, in Parish of Lympne in tenancy of Thomas Redsole:  One Demense called Cobbs or Cobbs Marsh, Cratherne, Gt Fragges and Gates Leaze in Parish of Ivy Church and Newchurch, in the level of Romney Marsh, County Kent.   Marsh one Demense in occupancy of Thomas Colman:  One Demense know as Lamdeyes in the Parish of Allington.   One Demense near Allington Fryth, in the said Parish:  Wood called Landry Wood, in the said Parish:  House in High Holborn in Suburbs of London.   Manor of Heyton.   Cousin George Smythe of Standford County Kent (No Sig) (No Will)

1630 Jul 5^th

(839)  Thomas Apsley of Horsmonden, Kent, Yeoman.   My SS Thomas, George (and Jane his Wife), Alexander, Edward, Peter, William, Arthur, Richard and James (Last 7 under 21).   Dorothy (nee Chittenden) my Wife.   Exec:  Benenden Kent.   John Walter of Marden, Kent.   My Brother Chittenden Over’s.  Witness:  Alexander Thomas, William Chittenden, Richard Thomas, George Apsley. Probate: August 9^th, 1630.   Before Robert Steep, Clk.

1630 Aug 9^th

(896)  Apsley (nee Chittenden) of Horsmonden.   Will of my Late Husband, Thomas Apsley.   My 6 young children, Edward, Peter, William, Arthur, Richard and James.   Exec:  My Brother William Chittenden of Hawkhurst and William his son.   John Woodgate of Hawkhurst, and William Hunt of Brenchley, Over’s:  MS S Alex:  Lands in Beneden, John Walter of Marden, Kent.   Witnesses:  Thomas Lake, John Smith, Joan, Wife of Edward Read of Gowherst.   Probate: 2^nd September.

Kent 1635

Chttenden William. The Elder Husbandman  dated 8 Dec  1636   Cranbrook.Extract “Eldest son William, son Thomas and his wife Sarah, daughter Marie, son  Stephen, Executor.   Wit:  John Mantell & Jonas Bettinge.   Source: Archdeaconry Court of Canterbury.  Vol. 39, Folio 217.  Probate 27 Apr 1636..

Oct 1727

Chittenden Samuel                     228

Feb 1734

Chittenden Thomas                     27

1790

Chittenden Thomas of Marden:   The will states Thomas is a blacksmith and is dated 10^th Feb 1790: He leaves to his nephew Peter Pope of Hawkhurst, butcher ‘my messuage, shop & garden in Marden’ on the condition that he gives Thomas’s niece (Peter’s sister) Elizabeth Hutchings of the City of Canterbury 60 pounds.   To his nephew John Pope of Goudhurst he leaves ‘ my messuage, shop and garden in Staplehurst’ on the condition that John gives to his sister Elizabeth 40 pounds.   Peter and John are also to pay William Chittenden of Staplehurst, brother of Thomas, 3 shiilings, 6 pence per week for as long as he lives, to be paid equally between them out of the rents of the said property.   To sons of my nephew, Thomas Chittenden deceased, Richard and Thomas, 20 pounds each when 21 years old: William, John and James are to have 10 pounds a piece when 21.   To his natural son Nathaniel Chittenden of Pembury, 150 pounds within 12 months of his decease.   To his housekeeper Susanna Osborne 30 pounds.   Executors: Peter Pope, farmer of Goudhurst and Peter Pope, butcher of Hawkhurst

1686 Josiah Colvill:   February the eight in the year of our Lord, one thousand, six hundred and eighty six.   I Josiah Colvill of Cranbrook in the County of Kent, clothier, do make this my last will and testament I will and bequeth unto Josiah Colvill son of my brother Thomas Colvill five pounds to be paid at his apprentice.   I will and bequeath to my three daughters Elizabeth Colville,  Mary Colville and Judith Colville one hundred pounds of lawful money of England to be paid to each of them three hundred pounds.   Within? One year after my decease then I give to my son Josiah Colville three hundred pounds to be paid within seven years after my decease.   I will and bequeath onto my son Josiah Colvill my --- Lands and woodlands being at Glastonbury in Cranbrook, with the appurtenant the unto belonging lately both Mr Sharp to him and his heirs foreever.   Then I will and bequeath to my son Edmond Colvill two hundred pounds to be paid to him the first of November which shall be in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and ninety five.   Then I will and bequeath to my son John Colvill the sum of two hundred pounds to be paid to him this first of February in the year of our Lord, which shall be on one thousand six hundred & fifty? Eight.   All the Legacy to be paid with lawful money of England.   Then I give my --- and Land in Wittsham in the Isle of Oxney with all its st------ named three acres of Mary le Land with place aforesaid to my sons Edmond Colvill and John Colvill to be equelly divided between them and my wood called Fogley woods both of my ant?------ lying in Bidenden to them my two sons and their heirs forever after their W------ decease.   Then I give all my household servants ten shillings to each of them that live with me at my decease.   Then I will and bequeath to my spinners half a crown a piece and --- to each of them.   Then I give to My sons five pounds.   All this legacy I will to be paid within one month after my decease.   Then I give to my loving kinsman John Minford three pounds to buy him and his wife a ring.   Then my mind and Will is that if either of my six children dye, Elizabeth, Mary, Judith, Josiah, Edmond, John Colvill dye before they receive their portion given that these survivors shall have thair portion equally divided among them.   Then I give to my wife Judith the use of --- of my household and goods and such shall --- meet to make use of during her natural life and that --- the --- to be divided betwixt my six children before named.   Then I give to my wife Judith Fifty pounds and the residue of my goods and chattels to be divided equally among my six children.   Then I will and bequeath to my wife Judith the rents of my two farms I before given to my three sons for keeping them in good repair and giving in the Bond?.   I gave her? before Marriage to leave he two hundred and fifty pounds.   This would give her during her natural life and then my sons to enjoy them  and their heirs forever.   Then I do appoint Thomas Morton and Thomas Boyle to be overseers of this my will and --- them to take a little care that my legacy given may be discharged and for their gain.   I give to each of them five pounds.   My mind and will is that my wife should marry that my overseers should have formerly given them before they marry for the discharge of my Will my mind and --- and by whose I do make my loving wife Judith full and whole executor of this my will and testament containing two sheets of paper and --- to be my last will and  testament revoling all other and --- have --- my hand and seal.   My mind and will that the house at Whittsham shall be built --- --- attendingto contract made with STEPHEN --- CHITTENDEN and this money paid to my executor out of my estate And when all debts and loans are discharged to make an equal division before given.   I Josiah Colvill testator and declared to be the last will and testament in the presence of William Love, John Long?, Mary Hoster.

Prerogative Court of Canterbury

Probate

Quire

Number

1651 May 7^th

Daniell Chittenden

of St. Mary Bredman, Canterbury

11/216

Grey

52 - 104

1652 Apr 7^th

George Chittenden

Yeoman of Wittersham, Kent

11/221

Bowyer

52 - 106

1658 May 13^th

Charles Chittenden

Yeoman of Smarden, Kent

11/277

Wootton

264-313

1652 May 27^th

James Chittenden

Kersey Maker of Rolvenden

11/221

Bowyear

52 - 106

1653 Jun 27^th

Mathew Chittenden

Yeoman of Ewhurst, Sussex

11/227

Brent

110-165

1654 Feb 13^th

John Chittenden

Kersel Maker of Rolvenden, Kent

11/236

Alchin

152-201

1654 Feb 15^th

Joseph Chittenden

11/236

Alchin

152-201

1667 Mar 29^th

William Chittenden

Mercer of Alfriston, Sussex

11/323

Care

1   -  58

1675 Oct 20^th

Thomas Chittenden

of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/348

Dycer

52  -105

1695 Nov 12^th

Edward Chittenden

of West Farley, Kent

11/428

Iray

166-203

1705 May 15^th

William Chittenden

Husbandman of Brenchley, Kent

11/482

Gee

86  -129

1727 Oct 19^th

Samuel Chittenden

Yeoman of Wittersham, Kent

11/617

Farrant

197-250

1729 Nov 8^th

Alice Chittenden

of Saint. Stephen, Coleman St, City of London

11/633

Abbott

283-324

1734 Feb 15^th

Thomas Chittenden

Clothier of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/663

Ockham

1   -  48

1750 May 9^th

Thomas Chittenden

Baker of Saint George,Southwark, Surrey

11/779

Greenly

138-184

1753 Mar 29^th

Mary Chittenden

Widow of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/800

Searle

48  -  95

1768 Dec 29^th

Sophia Chittenden

Butcher of Milton next Sittingbourne , Kent

11/944

Secker

429-473

1778 Mar 26^th

Mary Chittende

Widow of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/1040

Hay

93  -140

1779 Jun 14^th

Silas Chittenden

of Wrotham, Kent (2)

11/1053

Warburton

191-239

1780 Mar 30^th

Jacob Chittenden

Mariner belonging to His Majesty’s Ship ‘Winchelsea

11/1062

Collins

99  -146

1783 Feb 18^th

John Chittenden

Gentleman of Bristol, Gloucester

11/1100

Cornwallis

49  -101

1783 Jun

Silas W Chittenden

Warburton Kent

17790

Reg’d 239

1792 Jul 26^th

Edmund Chittenden

Gentleman of Northiam, Sussex

11/1220

Fountain

330-376

1796 Apr 19^th

Nathaniel Chittenden

Yeoman of Pembury, Kent

11/1273

Harris

145-194

1801 Feb 20^th

Jemima Chittenden

Widow of Chatham, Kent

11/1353

Abercrombie

60-113

1801 Dec 24^th

John Chittenden

Surgeon & Apothecary of Tooting, Graveney, Surrey

11/1366

Abercrombie

754-793

1802 Aug 16^th

Daniel Chittenden

Yeoman of Hinxhill, Kent

11/1379

Kenyon

602-656

1807 Jun 8^th

John Chittenden

Yeoman of Marden, Kent

11/1462

Lushington

438-493

1807 Oct 31^st

Thomas Chittenden

Gentleman of Christ Church, Blackfriars Road, Surrey

11/1468

Lushington

438-495

1810 Nov 6^th

Thomas Chittenden

Pastry Cook and Confectioner of Maidstone, Kent

11/1516

Collingwood

512-562

1813 Sep 30^th

James Chittenden

Taylor of Maidstone, Kent

11/1547

Heathfield

399-457

1815 Jun 12^th

Sarah Chittenden

Widow of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/1569

Pakenham

273-334

1816 Jun 15^th

Thomas Chittenden

Chittinden, Butcher, Sturry, Kent

11/1581

Wynne

296-346

1819 Oct 13^th

Samuel Chittenden

Waterman of Cockpit Court, Holland St, Blackfriars Road, Surrey

11/1621

Ellenbro

451-500

1825 Apr 13^th

Sarah Chittenden

Spinster of Maidstone, Kent

11/1697

St. Alban

151-200

1831 Jan 28^th

Thomas Sheldon Chittenden

Undertaker of Saint Ann. Middlesex (3)

11/1780

Tebbs

1    -  50

1831 Mar 30^th

Thomas Chittenden

Master Lighterman, Erith, Kent

11/1782

Tebbs

101-150

1832 Mar 7^th

Andrews Chittenden

Yeoman of Brook, Kent

11/1796

Tenterden

101-150

1832 Dec 20^th

Frances Chittenden

Widow of Maidstone, Kent

11/1808

Tenterden

701-750

1833 Jan 29^th

Sarah Chittenden

Spinster of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/1810

Farquhar

1    -  50

1833 Dec 4^th

John Chittenden

St. Mary Lambeth, Surrey

11/1824

Farquhar

701-750

1835 Mar 2^nd

Phoebe/Phebe

Chittenden, Widow of Yalden

11/1843

Gloster

101-150

1836 Feb 8^th

Nathaniel Chittenden

Husbandman, Brenchley, Kent

11/1857

Stowell

51-100

1836 Nov 1^st

Jane Chittenden

Widow of New Romney, Kent

11/1868

Stowell

601-650

1837 Oct 12^th

Robert Chittenden

Undertaker of Soho, Middlesex

11/1885

Norwich

701-750

1839 Nov 15^th

John Chittenden

Gentleman of Maidstone, Kent

11/1918

Vaughan

651-700

1843 Jun 1^st

Sarah Charlotte Chittenden

Spinster of Chippenham, Wiltshire

11/1980

8

351-400

1845 Sep 27^th

Mary Chittenden

Spinster of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/2024

15

701-750

1847 Jan 21^st

William Chittenden

Yeoman of Tonbridge, Kent

11/2048

1

1    -  50

1847 Jun 30^th

George Chittenden

Tailor of Maidstone, Kent

11/2057

10

451-500

1849 Dec 8^th

Friend Edwards

Chittenden, Tailor of Maidstone

11/2104

19

901-950

1850 Jun 1^st

George Chittenden

Tailor of Brighton, Sussex

22/2114

9

401-450

1853 May 12^th

Thomas Chittenden

Gentleman of Chippenham, Wiltshire

11/2172

8

351-400

1856 Jun 23^rd

John Chittenden

Carpenter of Stone St, Maidstone

11/2234

10

451-500

1857 Jun 4^th

William Chittenden

Farmer of Brenchley, Kent

11/2252

9

401-450

1857 Jun 4^th

Thomas Chittenden

of No. 2 Ulster Place Regents Park, Middlx

11/2252

9

401-450

1899 Mar

George Chittendon

Service Pts – London

182

Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1809 Will Extract:

Harriett Maynard of Marden sp 15^th July.  Exec. Richard Southon & Stephen Southon the younger sons of Stephen Southon the elder.   My mother Mary Maynard, Neice Caroline, Brother & Sister John Maynard, Amelia George, Elizabeth Tinker, Sarah Chittenden, Mary Maynard, sister, Martha Webb.   21 Nov 1802  Maynard Sarah married Chittenden John @ Maidstone  Ken ENG PR.

Public Record Office

Kent

Chittenden William

Farmer

4 Jun 1857

Brenchley

Prob

11/2252

Chittenden Mary

Spinster

27 Sep 1845

Hawkhurst

Prob

11/2024

Chittenden George

Tailor

30 Jun 1847

Maidstone

Prob

11/2057

Chittenden Friend Edwards

Tailor

8 Dec 1849

Maidstone

Prob

11/2104

Chittenden John

Carpenter

23 Jun 1856

Stone Street, Maidstone

Prob

11/2234

Chittenden William

Yeoman

21 Jan 1847

Tonbridge

Prob

11/2048

Middlesex

Chittenden Thomas

4 Jun 1857

2 Ulster Place, Regents Park

Prob

11/2252

Sussex

Chittenden George

Tailor

1 Jun 1850

Brighton

Prob

11/2114

Wiltshire

Chittenden Sarah Charlotte

Spinster

I Jun 1843

Chippenham

Prob

11/1980

Wiltshire

Chittenden Thomas

Gentleman

12 May 1853

Chippenham

Prob

11/2172

Appledore

1693   Margaret Chittenden, age under 16, daughter of a Farmer Chittenden, late of Appledore. Mentioned in the Will of Margaret Leeds  “a chest that was her father’s and all the linen therein, plus silverware, the older Margaret’s best clothes etc.”

Biddenden

1693   Margaret Chittenden, mentioned in the will of Margaret Leeds of Biddenden, widow of Edward Leeds.   Margaret was a daughter of Farmer Chittenden, late of Appledore.   Margaret Chittenden was left “a trunk that was her father’s and also three gold rings, two silver tasters and a set of silver buttons, a pair of flaxen sheets with other linen which is laid in the trunk aforesaid, to be delivered to her the said Margaret Chittenden at the age of sixteen years.   I give to the aforesaid Margaret Chittenden my best wearing apparel to be disposed to her at the discretion of my Executor”.   It could be that this was a godchild, perhaps a niece, or even a younger sister.   I do not know Margaret Leeds’ maiden name, but she was in the possession of the trunk previously owned by a Chittenden, so it could be that she was in fact a Chittenden herself and had been left the trunk by her own father, and was passing it back to her own blood family. Everything else went to her sons, apart from her “old wearing apparel” which went to a daughter-in-law, apart from a 40 pounds bequest to a couple called James and Elizabeth Tanner, but she does not say whether they are related or not.   This was a substantial sum of money at that time.     Thomas Chittenden witnessed a will of Thomas Lede (1550) in Benenden..     I have an Agnes Willard, daughter of Richard and Joan Ledes (earlier than yours, but could be a family line) mentioned in will of Joan Ledes of Benenden in 1507.   Her daughter Agnes had married John Willard, and had a daughter Joan and son Thomas at that time.   Both Agnes and Joan were left various items of silver and household goods.   The children were probably babes, because in Richard’s will in 1505, only Agnes is mention.   Richard leaves his house and land to John Wyllard after death of his widow (who has a life interest in the property) on condition that he pays Agnes an annuity as agreed by their marriage convenant, but if he does not pay this, Agnes will be entitled to sell the house and land.   The house was called ‘Lucas’.   These people could possibly have been ancestors of Agnes Willard in 1592.  Juliana Herenden of Cranbrook married John Leeds of Cranbrook 10 Nov 1572 - so is in the right time scale to be a sibling or cousin of the Matthew and Margaret Herenden married into the Chittenden family at Cranbrook.. Marriage 1566 May 6. Clemence Chittenden m Matthew Herenden @ Cranbrook.

Bilsington

William Chittenden, farmer, an executor of the Will of Thomas Maxsted.   Written in 1812.

Merton

William Chittenden, 1874.  Item Ref: 760/2 Probate:   Copy of the Will (dated 15^th Feb 1869) of William Chittenden, Beerhouse Keeper of Merton.   Bequeths all his Real and Personal Estate to his daughter Betsy Chittenden - nee - Betsy Thorogood, wife of Henry Thorogood.

Tenterden

Anthony Chytenden, 27 Mar 1560, proved 3 May 1560:   To my son Peter 5 pounds when 22.  To my son Anthony 5 pounds when 22.  Peter and Anthony are one another’s heir.   If they both die before 22, then the 10 pounds equally divided among my surviving daughters.   The 10 pounds bequesthed to my 2 sons to be given to Peter Short of Tenterden for the use of my sons.   To my 4 daughters 3 pounds 6s 8p each when marr or 22.   If all daughters die before marr or 22, then the 20 marks to my sons equally divided.   Residue of goods to my wife Joan, she to bring up my children until they can earn their living in other mens service.   Exec: my wife Joan.  Overseer: Peter Short.  Wit;  Robert Haffenden, Stephen Hinxell. et al.  Thomas Lamben, yeoman 8 Apr 1561, proved 25 May 1561:  To John Lamben son of Stephen Lamben 20s.  To Anne dau of Wm Lambden 20s.  To Stephen Lamben.  To the children of Anthony Chittenden:  To Cath Chittenden and Anthony Chittenden 10s each.   To Eliz Chittenden my goddau 20s.  To Margaret Chittenden & Mary Chittenden 10s each.   To Margaret Lamben dau of John Lamben 10s.   To Thos Lamben his son 10s.  To Alice Mersy dau of Thos Mersy 10s.  To John Mersy son of Thos Mersy 10s.  To Mother Standlye my wife’s mother 20s.  To my Godson Thos Blynkgsope 10s.  To old Mother Saxebye 10s.  To Greffrethe the shoemaker, a poorman 10s.  To Edwd Knight 10s.  To the poorman’s box 10s.   To the wife of Stephen Lamben 6/8d.   To  the wife of John Lamben 6/8d.   To each godchild 4d.  Residue of goods to my wife Mary who is Exec:  Overseer: My son John Lambden & William Hocke.  Wit:  Roger Fynche, William Hocke  John Londall.   Mentioned in Will of Alexander Love 23/4/1588, proved 10/3/1588?.  To my son John Love, my messuage & land thereto (10 acres) in Cranbrook, now in occupation of William Chittenden, a wit. was Robert Chittenden

Essex

1910  Henry Chittenden, Chronometer Maker/Horologist of White House, Epping Upland, Essex, died 2^nd

Jun 1910.   Probate London 29^th Jul to Jessie Harriet Chittenden, Spinster.   Effects:  Five Hundred and twenty eight pounds.

Weald of Kent

Public Record Office - PRO-Online - Probate

County

Catalogue Ref

Date

Scope

City of London

11/663

1729 Nov 8^th

Alice Chittenden

Gloucestershire

11/1100

1783 Feb 19^th

John Chittenden

Gentleman of Bristol

HMS Winchelsea

11/1062

1780 Mar 30^th

Jacob Chittenden

Mariner

Kent

11/139

1622 May 10^th

Edward Chittenden

Yeoman of Lydd, Kent

11/216

1651 May 7^th

Daniell Chittenden

Saint Mary Bredman, Canterbury

11/221

1652 Apr 7^th

George Chittenden

Yeoman of Wittersham, Kent

11/221

1652 May 27^th

James Chittenden

Kersey Maker of Rolvenden, Kent

11/236

1654 Feb 13^th

John Chittenden

Kersey Maker of Rolvenden, Kent

11/277

1658 May 13^th

Charles Chittenden

Yeoman of Smarden. Kent

11/348

1675 Nov 20^th

Thomas Chittenden

Hawkhurst, Kent

11/428

1695 Nov 12^th

Edward Chittenden

West Farley, Kent

11/482

1705 May 15^th

William Chittenden

Husbandman of Brenchley

11/617

1727 Oct 19^th

Samuel Chittenden

Yeoman of Wittersham, Kent

11/663

1734 Feb 15^th

Thomas Chittenden

Clothier of Hawkhurst, Kent

11/800

1753 Mar 29^th

Mary Chittenden

Widow of Hawkhurst

11/944

1768 Dec 29^th

Sophia Chittenden

Butcher of Milton next Sittingbourne

11/1040

1778 Mar 26^th

Mary Chittenden

Widow of Hawkhurst

11/1053

1779 Jun 14^th

Silas Chittenden

of Wrotham, Kent

11/1273

1796 Apr 19^th

Nathaniel Chittenden

Yeoman of Pembury

11/1353

1801 Feb 20^th

Jemima Chittenden

Widow of Chatham

11/1379

1802 Aug 16^th

Daniel Chittenden

Yeoman of Hinxhill

11/1462

1807 Jun 8^th

John Chittenden

Yeoman of Marden

11/1516

1810 Nov 6^th

Thomas Chittenden

Pastry Cook and Confectioner, Maidstone

11/1547

1813 Sep 30^th

James Chittenden

Taylor of Maidstone

11/1569

1815 Jun 12^th

Sarah Chittenden

Widow of Hawkhurst

11/1581

1816 Jun 15^th

George Thomas Chittenden/Chittinden

Butcher of Sturry, Kent

11/1588

1817 Jan 21^st

Isaac Chittenden

Baker & Watch & Clock Maker, Yalding

11/1697

1825 Apr 13^th

Sarah Chittenden

Spinster of Maidstone

11/1782

1831 Mar 30^th

Thomas Chittenden

Master Lighterman of Erith

11/1796

1832 Mar 7^th

Chittenden Andrews

Yeoman of Brook

11/1808

1832 Dec 20^th

Frances Chittenden

Widow of Maidstone

11/1810

1833 Jan 29^th

Sarah Chittenden

Spinster of Hawkhurst

11/1843

1835 Mar 2^nd

Phoebe/Phebe Chittenden

Widow of Yalden, Kent

11/1857

1836 Feb 8^th

Nathaniel Chittenden

Husbandman of Brenchley

11/1868

1836 Nov 1^st

Jane Chittenden

Widow of New Romney

11/1918

1839 Nov 15^th

John Chittenden

Gentleman of Maidstone

11/2024

1845 Sep 27^th

Mary Chittenden

Spinster of Hawkhurst

11/2048

1847 Jan 21^st

William Chittenden

Yeoman of Tonbridge

11/2057

1847 Jun 30^th

George Chittenden

Tailor of Maidstone

11/2104

1849 Dec 8^th

Friend Edwards Chittenden

Tailor of Maidstone

11/2234

1856 Jun 23^rd

John Chittenden

Carpenter of Stone St, Maidstone

11/2252

1857 Jun 4^th

William Chittenden

Farmer of Brenchley

Middlesex

11/1780

1831 Jan 28^th

Thomas Sheldon Chittend'

Undertaker of Saint Ann

11/1885

1837 Oct 12^th

Robert Chittenden

Undertaker of Soho

11/2254

1857 Jun 4^th

Thomas Chittenden

No 2 Ulster Place, Regents Park

Surrey

11/779

1750 May 9^th

Thomas Chittenden

Baker of Saint George, Southwalk

11/1468

1807 Oct 31^st

Thomas Chittenden

Gentleman of Christ Church,Blackfriars Rd

11/1621

1819 Oct 13^th

Samuel Chittenden

Waterman of Cockpit Court Holland Street, Blackfriars Road.

11/366

1801 Dec 24^th

John Chittenden

Surgeon & Apothecary, Tooting, Gravesend, Surrey

11/1468

1807 Oct 31^st

Thomas

Gentleman of Christ Church, Blackfriars  Road, Surrey

11/1824

1833 Dec 4^th

John Chittenden

of Saint Mary, Lambeth, Surrey

Sussex

11/118

1611 Oct 30^th

John Chittenden

Smith of Beckley, Sussex

11/323

1667 Mar 29^th

William Chittenden

Mercer of Alfriston, Sussex

11/227

1673 Jun 27^th

Mathew Chittenden

Yeoman of Ewhurst, Sussex

11/1220

1792 Jul 26^th

Edmund Chittenden

Gentleman of Northiam

11/2114

1850 Jun 1^st

George Chittenden

Tailor of Brighton

Wiltshire

11/1980

1843 Jun 1^st

Sarah Charlotte Chittenden

Spinster of Chippenham

11/2172

1853 May 12^th

Thomas Chittenden

Gentleman of Chippenham

??????

11/336

1654 Feb 15^th

Joseph Chittenden

?           ?           ?

??????

151 – 200

1800 Mar 22^nd

George Chittendon

Able Seaman. HMS ‘London”

Staplehurst Wills 1713 - 1858

Chittenden Dorothy

PRC 17

94 128

1747 - 1755

Chittenden Thomas

PRC 17

97 63

1763 - 1767

BRITISH RECORD SOCIETY Vol 24. WILLS & ADMIN

Preserved in Lewes. ENG SSX. Wills

1558 Jan 26^th

43

Chetynden Thomas

Bexhill

1605 Aug 8^th

305

Chittenden Nicholas

Waldron

1607 Jan 26^th

309

112

Chittenden Thomas

Hoooe cs

1607 Jan 29^th

143

249-113

Chittenden Thomas

Yeoman

1614 Jul 15^th

332

249-52

Chittenden Elizabeth

Hellingly

Widow

1614 Sep 16^th

164

Chittenden Elizabeth

Widow

1631 Apr 27^th

204

10987

Chittenden Richard

Iden

Husbandman

1634

381

224

Chittenden John

Sedlescomb

CS 15

1634

381

225

Chittenden John

Icklesham

CS 15

1637 Nov 29

387

62

Chittenden Martha

Icklesham

Puella

1640 Apr 23^rd

229

21-203

Chittenden William

Hastings

Shoemaker

1641 May 13^th

400

Chittenden Thomas

Udimore

BRITISH EAST AFRICA

1940

John Thomas Chittenden, of Mombassa, Kenya Colony, British East Africa, died 30^th January 1940.   Probate Llandudno, 14^th November, to Alice Christian Chittenden, Widow.   Effects Six Hundred and Fifty Two Pounds, Two Shillings and Elevenpence.

SOUTH AFRICA

1899

Cape Colony John Mead Chittenden, of Witenhage, Cape Colony, died 6^th December 1881.   Administration (Limited) London, 31^st October to Alfred de Bernardy, Geologist, the Attorney of Harriet Chittenden, Widow.   Effects One Hundred and Eighty Four Pounds, Eleven Shilling and Sevenpence.

SIAM

1910

Bangkok   Arthur Leonard Chittenden, of Bangkok in Siam, died 15^th November 1910.   Administration London 30^th November to Edith Chittenden, Widow.   Effects Ten Pounds