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List of Owners of Wallett's Court 1067-1901
A four page list of the owners of Wallett's Court from 1067 to 1901. Drawn up by E.W.Parkin
Short history of Oxney Court from Thomas Phillpot's 'Villare Cantianum' 1270
Beginning with Matilda de Criol in 1270, this is a short family history of those who owned and lived at Oxney Court beyond that time to 15th/16th centuries
Notes on the history of South Sands House and Area
Notes of the history of St. Margaret's Bay, with reference to South Sands House and its former name The Hermitage, from 1086. The role of monks in keeping lights burning to guide mariners is covered.
South Foreland Lighthouses - a brief history. 1367-1793
Photocopy of an article from the Parish News(?) based on an older article by Col Cavenagh giving a brief history of the South Foreland Lighthouses from 1367 until 1793.
List of South Foreland Lighthouse Keepers. 1652-1981
Handwritten list of lighthouse keepers at the South Foreland Lighthouses from 1652- 1981
Beacon to be placed between Upper and Lower Lighthouses while roof repairs undertaken. 1698
Copy of a sketch featuring a proposed beacon to be hoisted on a 20 feet high pole between the Upper and Lower South Foreland Lighthouses while the roof of the Upper Light was undergoing repairs ...
Wingham Petty Sessions Book with entries from 1705 to 1748, with reference to smuggling at St Margaret's.
A typed copy of 'Wingham Petty Sessions Book - the Sessions being held at The Red Lion Inn, Wingham'. The entries are from 1705 - 1748 and refer to smuggling in St Margaret's.
'They all lived in Lighthouses' by Elizabeth G Roberts. The Knott family. 1984
Booklet written by Elizabeth G Roberts, published by Gee & Son Limited of Denbigh, Wales. Part of the description on back page reads: 'In this delightful little book, Elizabeth Roberts tells the story of her mother's forebears, ...
Holly Lodge owners and occupiers 1881 to 1966
This is a list of owners and occupiers of Holly Lodge from 1735 - 1966. The list also features images of the bricks over the side door with initials commemorating members of the Brett family.
History of The Green Man Inn, St Margaret's Bay
A typed short history of The Green Man Inn, in St Margaret's Bay. from 1740
List of lighthouse keepers at South Foreland Lighthouse from 1741 to 1911
An incomplete list of the lighthouse keepers at South Foreland between 1741 and 1911 taken from the Genuki website. This is an incomplete as Trinity House records were destroyed during WW2.
North and South Foreland Lighthouses in 1745
From the History of Kent Vol II in "The Victoria County History of England" series, illustrations showing the North and South Foreland Lighthouses in 1745.
Receipt for duty paid by a ship for maintenance of the North and South Foreland Lighthouses. 1745
Photocopy of a handdrawn copy of receipt published in VCH Vol.II (1926). Receipt dated 22 December 1745 which reads 'received here at Lond [on] of Thomas George, master of the good ship called Memland of the ...
Information on James Jeken of Oxney from a floor tablet in St Nicholas Church, Ringwould. 1745
From a brass floor memorial in the floor at St Nicholas Church, Ringwould, some typed information on James Jeken late of Oxney, who died on the 17th May 1745. Also details of his family..
Plans of Upper and Lower South Foreland Lighthouses. 1791
Photocopy of a sketch plan featuring the Upper and Lower South Foreland Lighthouses. Inscription reads: From plans made of the North and South Foreland Lighthouses 30 Dec 1791 (Admiralty Greenwich Hospital No 65 Public Records Office). ...
Schedule of deeds and documents relating to Morley House. 1792 to 1919
Photocopy of a typed schedule of deeds and documents relating to Morley House covering the period 1792 - 1919, showing names of the purchasers.
Cliffe House. Late 19th century.
A photograph of Cliffe House taken in the late 19th century. Mr Cripps ran it as a school until 1885 when he altered it to become a boarding house.
Pages 35 and 36 of AHN's First French Reading Book found in a dormitory wall of the old Cliffe House School
These are sheets 35 and 36 of AHN's First French Reading Book found in a dormitory wall of the old Cliffe House School.
Page from 'Le Petit Journal' found in Cliffe House school wall. Late 19th century
This is one sheet only (pp. 3 and 4), which represents part of 'Le Petit Journal' headed 'Telegraphe de Paris a New York', and which was found in a dormitory wall of the old Cliffe ...
Extracts from a local Guide Book featuring The Cliffe Hotel. late 19thc
Two extracts from an unidentified local guide book. Advertisements for the Cliffe Hotel. Telegraphic address includes "Cripps" Late 19th/early 20th century.
Fragments from a publication by J S Laurie, H M Inspector of Schools, found at the Cliffe House School.
Fragments of pages from a publication by J S Laurie, H M Inspector of Schools. These were found in a dormitory wall in the old Cliffe House School. Mid 19th century
1811 valuation of Reach Manor including South Foreland Lighthouse .
Description of the South Foreland Lighthouse
Four family histories of the Winn Family
Cliffe House School at the time of James Temple senior c1820
Two photocopies showing Cliffe House School when it was run by James Temple senior c.1820 or later. It would be interesting to know if this view is accurate as it shows a much more extensive range ...

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