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The De Crevequer, Westcliffe family tree and Coat of Arms
A photocopy of the De Crevequer family of Westcliffe showing their family tree and Coat of Arms.
Extract from 'Dover Charters' - A charter relating to Westcliffe. 1361
A description of a charter drawn up by the Vicar of Westcliffe and his Chaplain and Solomon Hollane and his wife Alice dated the 1 October 1361.
St Peter's Church Westcliffe. Notes on Archbishops' Visitations and 16th and 17thc Parish issues
Photocopied extracts from the Home Counties Magazine of December 1911 giving some East Kent Parish History by Peter de Sandwich including details relating to visitations from Archbishops and their reports of life in the Parish ...
Early history of the village church by V J Torr. Undated
Typescript article, undated, entitled 'Cliffe Records' by V J Torr. Outlines documents in Lambeth Palace records: MS 1126 and Lambeth 639.
Lease document re Beer Mansion House and lands, and Westcliffe Parsonage. 1729
Three page photocopy and transcript of document from KCC Archives ref V471-T-86 20th September 1729 Lease of Beer Mansion House and Westcliffe Parsonage. Lease between George Rooke and James Elwin. Full description of lands and terms.
Document re purchase of Beer Farm and Westcliffe Parsonage. c1745
Photocopy and transcript of KCC Archive document V-471-T-86. Purchase of Beer Farm and Westcliffe Parsonage for £7170.6s 2 1/2d. Surname:- Rooke
Record of a dispute about work carried out at St Margaret's Church. 16 May 1740
A record of Henry Finnis' answers to allegations of William Pope and William Elwyn, Churchwardens of St Margaret's Church 16t May 1740. From the Canterbury Diocesan Records: Dcb/EF/1 (CCA)
Bere Farm and Westcliffe Parsonage rents and purchase. c1770
Photocopy and transcript of document from KCC Archives V-471-T-86 Purchase and rents of Beer Farm & Westcliffe Parsonage c1770.
Account of Disbursements of John Youden, Churchwarden, St Margaret's. 1796-1798
Typescript of a Transcription of 'An Account of Disbursements of John Youden, Churchwarden at St Margaret's, for the years 1796, 1797, 1798'. From the Canterbury Cathedral Archive (U3-200-5-A)
Envelope sent from Westcliffe on 19th September 1798
A photocopy of an envelope sent from Westcliffe on 19th September 1798 together with information on the postage rate and the special backstamp mark used on incoming mail.
Westcliffe parish in 1800 by Edward Hasted
Photocopied pages taken from Edward Hasted's 'The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent ' first published in four folio volumes between 1778 and 1799. This is from the second edition Vol 9 year ...
Temple family vault, extracts from the monumental inscriptions book in St Margaret's at Cliffe
Handwritten extracts taken from the monumental inscriptions book* (page 30 No 326) regarding the Temple Family Vault in St Margaret's at Cliffe churchyard. *('The Monumental inscriptions in the church and churchyard of St Margaret of Antioch, ...
Precis of 'Agriculture 1796' and the 1801 census for St Margaret's at Cliffe and Westcliffe
A typewritten account entitled 'Agriculture 1796' which is a general review of agriculture in Kent by William Boyes of Betteshanger 1800. It includes statistics for St Margaret's at Cliffe and Westcliffe from the 1801 census.
St Margaret's Church, from the 'Gentleman's Magazine'. June 1803
Photocopy of extracts from the 'Gentleman's Magazine' June 1803 pp. 505, 506 and 507 (Vol. 73 pt. 1) about St Margaret's Church. Written by Z. Cozens, it is a detailed description of the interior features of ...
Land Tax Assessment for Westcliffe Parish. 20 May 1804 Prime Minister William Pitt mentioned.
Copy of Land Tax Assessment for Westcliffe Parish made 20 May 1804. Note that the Hon William Pitt is mentioned as an occupier. This is thought to be at Wallet's Court.
Advertisement from the Kentish Gazette describing a Threshing Mill for sale from Westcliffe. 1806
A copy of an advertisement from the Kentish Gazette describing a Threshing Mill for sale in good condition from Westcliff Farm. 1806
Extract from Boythons 1823 Guide to Dover with information on St Margaret's and Cliffe House School
From Boython's 1823 Guide to Dover an extract describing the attractions of St Margaret's village, its Bay, the church and Cliffe House School.
Extract and plan from the Glebe Terrier for St Margaret's church 14 October 1833.
Pencil transcription together with a plan of an extract from the Glebe Terrier 14th October 1833 presented by J Temple jr Churchwarden, and W. Tilds [?]. Curate. CCA ref, U3-200-3-D.
Agreement for the Commutation of Tithes for Parish of Westcliffe.19 October 1839
A typed copy of the Agreement for the Commutation of Tithes for the Parish of Westcliffe 19 October 1839.
Engraving of St Margaret's Church and Marine House from Sea Street. 1840
An 1840's drawing of the village of St Margaret's at Cliffe showing the position of Portal House, then a Boarding School for Girls called Marine House.
1841 - 1871 Census returns for Wallett's Court, Westcliffe
Handwritten copies of census returns for Wallett's Court from 1841, 1851, 1861 and 1871
1841 census returns for the Cornhill Coastguard Station Westcliffe
A copy of the 1841 census of the Cornhill Coastguard Station.
1841 Census Coastguards based at St Margaret's Bay and Cornhill, Westcliffe
From the 1841 Census, a list of Coastguards based at St Margaret's Bay and Cornhill, Westcliffe, Stations. Other stations are also included. Ref: HO 107/468
Transcription of the Vestry Minute Book 18 June 1849 to July 1862
Pencil notes and typescript transcription of the Vestry Minute Book 18 June 1849 to July 1862. Mentions poor condition of church fabric. Ref. CCA U3/200/8/1. Includes references to CCA U3/200/3/7 AND U3/200/6/6.

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