The Hales Newsletter

Motto: United Force is Stronger

Old Series February 1974 Vol. 4. No. 4.

Editorial

Open Letter from Wayne B. Hales

News and Views

In Memoriam

Wallace Marinus Hales

Hales Families from Ireland

Gift to Apsley Church

Parish Register Extracts

Kent County Parishes

The Hales Newsletter contains current events, historical sketches and genealogical information pertaining to the Hales family. It is published by Kenneth Glyn Hales, secretary of The Hales Genealogical Society from 1970 through 1981 and The Hales Family History Society since 1995.

The Hales Family History Society

Kenneth Glyn Hales, Founder (ken@hales.org)

5990 North Calle Kino

Tucson, Arizona 85704-1704

This is the on-line version. The original was scanned and the text corrected for spellings, something that was very difficult in the original mimeograph process. There is also some minor editing. The Hales Manuscript pages being developed during the publication of the Old Series of The Hales Newsletter have been deleted because the content is now found in The Hales Chronicles, now in its second edition with the third edition planned for 2005.

The Hales Chronicles can be found on the Hales web-page at www.hales.org and at The Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints at Salt Lake City, Utah; The Library of Congress at Washington, D.C.; The Library of The Society of Genealogists at London, England; and the Centre for Kentish Studies at Maidstone, Kent, England.

The Hales Newsletter is provided to the above cited repositories and the Allen County Public Library at Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Allen County Public Library indexes our publication and provides articles through their Periodical Source Index (PERSI).

If you would like a printed version, reprints of the Old Series of The Hales Newsletters are available at a cost of $3.00 each.

This issue completes our fourth year of The Hales Genealogical Society and the publication of our newsletter. Please check your address label to see if your subscription has expired. There will be no formal notice of your subscription’s expiration.

The cost of the Hales Newsletter is $5.00 per year. This money is used to pay for our researcher in England, printing materials for the Newsletter, Postage fees, and other genealogical oriented expenses. No funds are used for salaries or other remunerations connected with our family organization.

The secretary of the Hales Genealogical Society is Kenneth Glyn Hales, 1951 Chateau Court, Walnut Creek, California 94598. Please use this address for all correspondence.

1935 Oak Lane

Provo UT 84601

To the Hales Family

Through the media of

The Hales Newsletter.

Dear members of the Hales Family –

I would like to take this opportunity to express for the Charles Henry Hales (Utah Pioneer – 1852) family appreciation for the wonderful services rendered by Kenneth Glyn Hales and his associates in Walnut Creek, California, in gathering, preparing, publishing and mailing the Hales Newsletter. I am sure few of us appreciate the sweat, blood and tears and sums of money that go into this project four times a year.

This Newsletter is invaluable to hundreds of Hales family members who are interested in their far-flung kin who have made important contributions to their society, who are accomplishing worthwhile projects, succeeding in business, politics, education, scientific research, productive farming and many other activities. The Genealogical information each newsletter furnishes becomes the fulfillment of a genealogists dream and many of us are in that category. I have all numbers conveniently bound for ready and frequent reference.

I trust that every member who carry the Hales name or wear some of the Hales blood will get enthusiastically behind this Newsletter with his paid-for subscription, with your family record sheet for inclusion in the forthcoming Hales book and with interesting current news items and historic incidents of family importance.

Let us not let this wonderful family project lag or fail because of our apathy or lack of support.

Sincerely,

/s/ Wayne B. Hales

Clint Carlos Hales birth. Carl P. and Carol Lee Whitaker Hales announce that on the 21st of January 1974 we were b1essed with a new addition to our family in the form of a 9 pound 11 ounce baby boy. He was named Clint Carlos Hales. That now makes 6 girls and 2 boys for a tota1 of eight children blessing their home.

He was a prominent jurist in Washington DC and Denver, Colorado.

Mr. Hales was born January 25, 1893 in Spanish Fork, Utah to Stephen Fredrick and Hilma Caroline Johnson Hales. He married Elizabeth Gardner on June 11, 1919 in the Salt Lake City Temple.

He attended Spanish Fork schools, then Brigham Young University, the University of Utah and law school in Washington DC.

He taught school in Goshen and Spanish Fork and served as Utah County clerk in 1920. For 21 years he lived in Washington DC where he was referee in the juvenile court, chief parole officer and insurance salesman.

Survivors include his widow; two daughters and one son: Mrs. Beth Doyle Kimball, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Ruth Mack, Safford, Arizona; and Henry Hales, Belmont, California; 16 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; and one sister, Mrs. Eva Stevenson, Salt Lake City.

Burial was in the Spanish Fork, Utah Cemetery.

The name Killashandra means "Church of the Old Rath." The word is an Anglicized form of the Irish (Gaelic). The word "rath" means pre-historic fort – built of clay and some stones. Before the use of artillery it would have been a stronghold. When Christianity came to this country about 432 A.D. these places were used as sites for churches, so the name Killashandra arose.

The above was sent to me by the Reverend John J. Wilson, the head of the Methodist Church in the County of Cavan.

In 1922 there was an uprising and Ireland separated into Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland (Eire). During this uprising a great many records were burned in a fire. However, some of the records of the County of Cavan and Killashandra are still intact.

Miss Scott married Mr. Baker and their daughter Jane, married in 1791 or 1792 James Hales (born August 4, 1764) a farmer in the county of Cavan, Ireland.

The "Ribbon Men" during the rebellion were seizing all firearms and killing all the Protestant men. Grandma heard them surrounding the house and roused grandpa, who, it being a stormy night, thought he was safe. He jumped for the window and landed in the empty cradle, which whirled around and around. He mad another attempt and went through the window, taking the sash with him. He lay all night in the wet oats which undermined his health. He died in 1828 from an abscess.

The "Ribbon Men" (Catholics) were so angry at his escape, the leader struck grandma a severe blow on the side, breaking her ribs and causing other injuries from which she never fully recovered. She died about 1835 or 1836.

Their eldest son, Thomas, was born April 20, 1793. He took a severe cold while hunting which turned to pneumonia and he died at 19 years of age.

William, born March 2nd 1795 married Jane Waldon in 1817 or 1818 and came to Canada in 1818. The oldest daughter was born at sea on the way to Canada. William brought his brother with him. They settled in Hastings County on what is now Belleville, Ontario. William Hales was a shoemaker by trade.

James, born March 10^th 1797, came to Canada in 1820 bringing his father, mother, two sisters and brother Charles. He took up land, 100 acres in the township of Burgess, County of Leeds. He married Anna Leggett of South Crosby. They had ten children – four died in infancy. The others: Jane, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Eliza, William James and Emma Evangeline survived him.

James was in active work as an ordained New Connection Methodist Minister for 25 years at $225 a year. He bore the Master’s message until the day of his death. Ill health caused him to super-anuate. He still preached two or three times each Sunday as well as during the week. He died April 29th, 1858.

Richard, born March 11th, 1800 came to Canada with his brother William in 1818. He went up to the township of Seymour with a party of surveyors and took up 200 acres of land. He married Eliza Graham and lived at Hales Corners, now Fofar, until his death in 1877.

Elizabeth, born March 10th, 1802, married Arthur Clendenning. He came to Canada the same time as William Hales. He lived near Belleville, Ontario for a short time. He took up land in Lanark County and lived there a year. He then came to North Crosky where he took up land. They afterwards moved to Carrick, County of Bruce. After his death Elizabeth and her daughter Belle (Mrs. Brown) went to British Columbia where she died in May 1891.

Mary, born March 9th,1804, married John Leggett of South Crosby. He was born in Wexford, Ireland. To secure farms for their boys they moved to the township of Brant, County of Bruce. He died March 1st, 1865. Mary died in 1891.

Charles, was born March 22nd, 1806. He was apprenticed as a clerk to learn the mercantile business to Mr. McCloud of Kingston. He became a successful merchant and married Charlotte Chuttle – an English lady. She and two children died of scarlet fever. His daughters: Jane Angela and Mary died of cholera. His troubles were increased by the sudden death of his only son, Joseph Henry, whom he survived a short time.

John, born June 25th, 1808, died 1817 in Ireland.

Benjamin Hales was a local preacher in the early days here, often wa1king seven miles from his home to conduct services in the White Church, north of Apsley and walking home after the service.

Three generations of his family have served as organists in Apsley Methodist Church and later United Church. These are Mrs. A. W. Pattison, (nee Julia Hales – deceased), Mrs. Wellington Lean, (nee Bertha Hales) and Mrs. (Rev.) R. G. Hazlewood (nee Helen Lean) of Mount Forest.

The table was presented to the minister and session by Jack Hales of Peterborough on behalf of the grandchildren and was unveiled by Everett Hales of Peterborough and Bobbie Hales of Apsley.

William Hales conducted a service in his own home when no other building was available and his daughter, Mrs. Alex Brown (deceased) was an ardent Sunday School worker. One of his descendants is now Mrs. (Rev.) Robert Kitchen of Fort Erie.

Charles Hales was an ardent supporter of Eden United Church at Mt. Julian. He was a carpenter and helped in the erection of several churches in this district. His daughter, Mrs. Harrison Bronson, is a member of Eden United Church and was treasurer of that church as long as health permitted.

Music for the service was supplied by Trinity United Church choir with Mrs. Lean, oldest grandchild of the oldest brother, at the organ.

Those from Peterborough present were Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Prest; Mr. and Mrs. R. Tucker; Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lean; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hales; Mr. and Mrs. E. Hales; Mrs. O. Brown; Misses Wilma Watson, Elma Tucker, Bonnie Hales and M. V. H. Hales and Mrs. Harrison Bronson of Mt. Julian.

Bur: 4 Nov 1688 John, son of John Hails

Bap: 31 Oct 1690 Richard, son of John Haylls

Bap: 17 Oct 1692 E1izabeth, daughter of John Hales

Bap: 26 Apr 1696 Mary, daughter of John Hales

Bur: 1 Sep 1699 Ann Hales

Bur: 15 May 1702 Elizabeth Hales

Mar: 6 Oct 1702 John Hales and Ann Watkins both of this parish.

Bur: 24 Sep 1703 Ann Hales

Bap: 15 Jul 1704 John, son of John Hales

Bur: 25 Sep 1704 John Hales

Bap: 3 Aug 1705 Sarah, daughter of John Hales

Bap: 23 Apr 1707 John, son of John Hales

Bap: 20 Jul 1709 Elizabeth, daughter of John Hales

Bap: 24 Mar 1710/11 Easter, daughter of John Hales

Bap: 26 Nov 1713 Anne, daughter of John Hales

Mar: 11 Nov 1728 Thomas Armon and Isabell Hales

Mar: 9 Feb 1735 John Hails and Lucy Waghorn

Bap: 18 Nov 1735 James, son of Edward Hales

Mar: 22 Oct 1764 Thomas Seaton of Birling and Elizabeth Hales of this parish by banns

Bur: 14 Oct 1768 Mary Hales

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

Bap: 1 Aug 1736 Elizabeth, daughter of John and Sarah Hale

Bap: 17 Ju1 1737 Sarah, daughter of John and Sarah Hale

Bur: 12 Oct 1736 E1izabeth, daughter of John and Sarah Hale

Bur: 23 Sep 1739 Sarah wife of John Heale?

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

Bap: 13 Jan 1604 Elizabeth Hales born and baptized at Knotton

No Hales Entries

(Bequest only from Mr. Hales of Beaksbourne)

No Hales Entries

Mar: 22 May 1627 Robert Hale and Sybbell Pett

Mar: 27 Nov 1651 Edward Baker and Mary Halle

Bur: 7 Nov 1622 Hugo Hale

Mar: 19 Aug 1592 Mr. Chayney Hales and Mrs. Marie Hadres

Bur: ... Dec 1670 Widow Hale

No Hales Entries

No Hales Entries

Bap: 10 Jul 1633 Ann, daughter of Michael Hayle

Bap: 26 Oct 1634 Katheryn, daughter of Michael and Phillis Hayle

Bap: 26 Dec 1637 Margaret, daughter of Anthony and Ann Hales of Newington

Bur: 4 Jan 1638 Margaret, daughter of Anthony Hales

Bap: 23 Jul 1637 Charles, son of Michael and Phillis Hale

Bur: 18 Sep 1637 Charles, son of Michael Hale

Bap: ... May 1640 Edward, son of Godfrey and Mary Hales

Bur: 22 Aug 1640 Phillis, the wife of Michael Hale

Bur: 20 Sep 1641 Charles, son of Michael Hale

Bur: 11 Aug 1653 Michael Hale

Bap: 8 Mar 1674 Edward, son of William and Sarah Hale

Bap: 26 Mar 1670 Elizabeth, daughter of William and Sarah Hale

Bur: 25 Sep 1671 Elizabeth, daughter of William and Sarah Hale

Bur: 10 Feb 1669 Katherine, daughter of Michael Hales

Bur: 1 Sepl672 William, son of William and Sarah Hales

Bap: 17 Jun 1677 Sarah, daughter of William and Sarah Hales

Bap: 5 Apr 1679 John, son of William and Sarah Hales

Bur: 25 Apr 1679 Sarah, wife of Will Hales

Mar: 28 Sep 1679 William Hales, widower and Mary Millen

Mar: 30 Dec 1653 Anthony Hales of the city of Rochester, widower and Mary Bridge of St. Margarets

Mar: 7 Aug 1669 John Booth and Alice Hale

Mar: 29 Aug 1689 John Hale and Elizabeth Smyth by banns

Mar: 6 Nov 1690 James Hales and Jane Bartlett by license

Mar: 12 Oct 1697 John Hales and Elizabeth Elsey by license

Mar: 16 Feb 1704/5 Joseph Hales, labourer of Stoke and Alicia Mott of the same by license

Bur: 16 Apr 1662 A child of John Haills

Bur: 18 Feb 1663 Phillip Haills

Bur: 12 Aug 1666 John Hailes

Bur: 21 May 1669 Pricilla, daughter of John Hailes

Bur: 6 Aug1678 Ann, wife of James Hales

Bur: 5 Dec 1678 Anne Hales, daughter of Thomas Hales

Bur: 7 Feb 1678/9 Thomas Hales, son of Thomas Hales

Bur: 21 Mar 1678/9 Henry Hales, son of Thomas Hales

Bur: 31 Mar 1679 Dorothy Hales, daughter of Thomas Hales

Bur: 3 Oct 1679 Anthony Hales

Bur: 21 Nov 1680 Ann Hales

Bur: 5 Sep1684 John Hales

Bur: 19 Jun 1688/9 Henry, son of Thomas Hales

Bur: 8 Jul 1689 Hester Hale

Bur: 8 Nov 1690 Mrs. Elizabeth Hales

Bur: 18 Nov 1691 Susanna Hale

Bur: 17 Apr 1693 Robert Hale

The following is a list of all the Parishes in Kent County and the dates that have been searched. The * preceding the name of the Parish indicates that HALES names were found in that parish within the times indicated. No records are available during the English Civil War – 1640-1660. These dates should be excluded when considering the span of records for the parish.

Acrise 1594-1806

Addingham

Addlngton Bapt. 1562-1812

Marr. 1568-1812

Bur. 1563-1812

Adisham

*Aldington 1559-1812

Alkham

Allington Bapt. 1630-1812

Marr. 1640-1803

Bur. 1633-1810

Appledore

Ash (Rochester) Bapt. 1560-1812

Marr. 1562-1812

Bur. 1553-1812

*Ashford 1700-1732

Ashford Quaker Bapt. 1648-1767

Marr. 1735-1760

Bur. 1665-1778

Ashurst

*Aylesford 1653-1812

Badlesmere 1700-1732

Bapchild 1670-1730

Bapt. torn 1624-1625

Barfrestone Bapt. 1572-1900

Marr. 1572-1936

Bur. 1572-1899

*Barham 1558-1751

Barming Bapt. 1541-1611

1624-1757

Marr. 1624-1754

Bur. 1624-1754

*Beakesbourne 1558-1830

Beckenham

*Benenden 1558-1826

Berstead 1563-1812

Bethersden

Betteshanger

*Bexley 1675-1725

Bicknor 1619-1642

1662-1725

Missing 1621-1622

*Bidborough Bapt. 1632-1837

Marr. 1701-1837

Bur. 1598-1837

Biddenden 1538-1812

Bilsington

*Birchington 1539-1837

Birling 1558-1812

Bishopsbourne

*Blean Bapt. 1558-1812

Marr. 1558-1774

Bur. 1558-1812

*Bobbing 1634-1642

1661-1695

Bonnington 1564-1680

*Borden 1555-1812

Boughton Aluph 1670-1730

*Boughton Blean Bapt. 1558-1625

1700-1732

*Boughton Malherbe 1665-1839

Boughton Monchelsea 1620-1640

1662-1705

Missing 1629-1630

Missing 1669-1670

*Boxley Bapt. 1558-1850

Marr. 1558-1895

Bur. 1558-1874

Brabourne Bapt. 1558-1584

Marr. 1558-1665

Bur. 1558-1616

Bur. 1680-1692

Brabourne Calvinistic Baptist 1818-1837

*Brasted Bapt. 1557-1812

Marr. 1557-1752

Bur. 1557-1812

*Bredgar 1616-1675

Missing 1629-1630

Bapt. 1675-1710

1720-1763

1775-1785

Bredhurst Bapt. 1706-1809

Marr. 1706-1809

Bur. 1706-1791

??? 1695-1705

*Bredin 1700-1732

Brenchley 1560-1656

Marr. 1654-1754

Brenzet

Bridge

*Bromley Bapt. 1558-1812

Marr. 1575-1812

Bur. 1578-1812

Brook

*Brookland Bapt. 1600-1633

Marr. 1600-1633

Bur. 1603-1633

*Broomfield 1610-1812

Buckland-Dover

Buckland-Faversham 1670-1730

Burham Bapt. 1627-1812

Marr. 1626-1812

Bur. 1627-1812

Burmarsh

Canterbury,

All Saints

*Christ Church Cathedral 1592-1702

Holy Cross

*St. Alphage 1592-1757

St. Andrew

*St. Dunstans 1559-1800

*St. George 1538-1800

St. Margaret

St. Martin

*St. Mary Bredin 1700-1732

Bapt. 1563-1812

Marr. 1563-1608

*St. Mary Magdalene 1559-1800

St. Mary, Northgate

St. Mildred

*St. Peter 1560-1800

*St. Paul 1562-1800

Capel

Capel le Ferne

*Chalk 1661-1812

Challock

Charlton (near Greenwich)

*Charlton (near Dover) Marr. 1565-1837

*Charing 1662-1730

Missing 1684-1686

*Chart Parva 1629

Chart Sutton 1653-1750

Missing 1629-1630

*Chatham Bapt. 1615-1715

Marr. 1615-1715

Bur. 1615-1678

Partial 1650-1653

1741-1812

*Chartham 1558-1740

*Chelsfield 1558-1812

*Chering 1590-1679

Cheriton

Chevening Bapt. 1561-1812

Marr. 1561-1812

Bur. 1568-1812

*Chiddingstone Bapt. 1558-1836

Marr. 1558-1837

Bur. 1558-1836

*Chilham Bapt. 1558-1840

Marr. 1558-1808

Bur. 1699-1836

*Chillenden Bapt. 1559-1812

Marr. 1559-1812

Bur. 1560-1812

*Chislet 1538-1707

Chislehurst 1558-1812

Cliffe

Cobham Bapt. 1655-1812

Marr. 1676-1812

Bur. 1665-1812

Coldred

Cooling

Cowden

Cranbrook 1559-1697

*Crayford 1558-1812

Crundale 1670-1730

*Cudham 1653-1812

*Cuxton 1560-1812

*Davington 1549-1812

*Darenth Bapt. 1678-1812

Marr. 1686-1812

Bur. 1678-1812

*Dartford 1561-1812

Deal

Denton

Deptford

*St. Nicholas 1571-1812

St. Paul

Detling 1620-1675

Bapt. 1675-1710

Ditton 1663-1812

Dodington

Dover,

*St. James Bapt. 1596-1842

Marr. 1596-1842

Bur. 1596-1836

*St. Mary Bapt. 1557-1849

Marr. 1557-1843

Bur. 1558-1841

Downe

Dymchurch

*Eastchurch 1670-1730

Eastling 1670-1730

Eastry

Eastwell

East Barming

East Farleigh Bapt. 1580-1723

Marr. 1580-1723

Bur. 1678-1812

Marr. 1754-1812

*East Mailing 1570-1812

East Peckham 1558-1812

East Wickham

Ebony

Edenbridge

Elham 1583-1685

Bapt. 1732-1811

Marr. 1736-1750

Bur. 1733-1811

Elmstead

Elmstone 1552-1812

Eltham

*Egerton 1662-1753

*Erith Bapt. 1625-1752

Marr. 1625-1753

Bur. 1625-1640

Ewell

Eynsford 1538-1812

Eythorne

Fairfield

Farnborough

*Faversham 1620-1695

1700-1732

Illegible 1712-1713

Illegible 1714-1715

Missing 1715-1717

Missing 1724-1731

Fawkham Bapt. 1568-1812

Marr. 1565-1755

Bur. 1568-1812

*Folkstone Bapt. 1635-1840

Bur. 1635-1840

Folkstone (Society of Friends) Bapt. 1646-1775

Marr. 1658-1773

Bur. 1674-1767

Foots Cray Bapt. 1559-1812

Marr. 1559-1812

Bur. 1567-1811

Farningham 1589-1812

Fordwlch

*Frindsbury 1669-1812

*Frinsted 1670-1763

1775-1790

Frittenden 1620-1696

Missing 1629-1630

Bapt. 1696-1812

Marr. 1696-1812

Bur. 1678-1812

Graveney 1670-1730

*Gravesend 1547-1812

Grayne

Gillingham Illegible Pre-1650

1651-1675

Bapt. 1675-1710

*Godmersham 1600-1812

*Goodnestone (Faversham) 1558-1880

Goodnestone (Wingham)

Goudhurst 1558-1812

*Greenich, St. Alphage 1816-1838

Groombridge

Great Chart

Guston

*Hacklngton 1675-1780

*Hadlow 1558-1836

Halling Bapt. 1705-1812

Marr. 1705-1808

Bur. 1705-1812

Halstead 1561-1812

Halstow 1661-1730

Ham

*Harbledown 1557-1800

Hardres, Lower

Hardres, Upper

*Harrietsham 1538-1627

1639-1640

1661-1730

Hartlip 1618-1642

Missing 1629-1630

1662-1730

1740-1763

1775-1790

Hartley 1712-1814

Harty

Hastingleigh Bapt. 1730-1812

Marr. 1730-1779

Bur. 1730-1779

Hawkhurst

Hawkinge Bapt. 1691-1812

Marr. 1691-1764

Bur. 1691-1812

*Hayes 1539-1812

Headcorne Bapt. 1639-1670

Marr. 1623-1670

Bur. 1636-1643

Bur. 166201670

1670-1730

Herne

Hernehill 1670-1730

Hever 1632-1836

*Higham 1653-1812

*High Halden 1605-1732

*High Halston 1653-1812

Hinxhill 1700-1732

Hoath

Hollingbourne 1670-1730

Hoo, All Hallows Bapt. 1629-1666

Bapt. 1679-1794

Marr. 1637-1653

Marr. 1658-1662

Marr. 1680-1682

Marr. 1693-1793

Bur. 1629-1636

Bur. 1679-1795

Hoo, St. Mary 1589-1812

Hoo, St. Werbergh Bapt. 1640-1717

Bapt. 1718-1760

Marr. 1640-1753

Bur. 1640-1760

Hope

Hothfield 1670-1730

Horsmonden 1558-1812

*Horton Kirby 1648-1812

*Hougham Bapt. 1661-1838

Marr. 1750-1765

Hucking 1617-1640

Missing 1629-1630

1662-1675

Bapt. 1675-1710

1695-1790

Hunton 1589-1812

*Hythe 1620

Ickham

Ifield 1751-1812

*Ightham 1559-1812

Ivychurch

*Iwade Bapt. 1590-1840

Marr. 1560-1781

Bur. 1560-1812

*Kemsing 1561-1812

Kennington 1670-1730

Keston 1540-1812

Kidbrook

Kingsdown 1601-1812

Missing 1621-1622

Kingsnorth

Kingston 1558-1812

Knockholt 1548-1812

Knowlton

*Lamberhurst Bapt. 1624-1680

Marr. 1564-1837

Bur. 1624-1680

Langdon, East

Langdon, West

Langley 1619-1640

Missing 1629-1630

1661-1730

Leaveland 1670-1730

*Lee, St. Margarets 1579-1754

*Leeds 1618-1640

Missing 1620-1630

1661-1705

Leigh 1560-1812

*Lenham 1610-1640

Partial 1623-1624

Missing 1629-1630

Missing 1633-1634

1661-1730

*Lewisham, St. Mary's 1558-1750

Leybourne 1560-1812

Leysdown 1670-1730

*Linstead 1670-1730

*Linton 1619-1640

Missing 1629-1630

1662-1790

Littlebourne

*Little Chart 1538-1813

Longfield Bapt. 1563-1812

Marr. 1558-1812

Bur. 1563-1812

*Loose Bapt. 1662-1770

Marr. 1662-1753

Bur. 1662-1770

Missing 1640-1661

Luddenham 1670-1730

Luddesdown 1681-1812

Lullingstone 1578-1812

Lydd

*Lydden Bapt. 1540-1812

Marr. 1540-1837

Bur. 1540-1812

*Lyminge Bapt. 1544-1837

Marr. 1665-1841

Bur. 1542-1837

*Lympne Marr. 1617-1836

1658

Lynsted

*Maidstone Marr. 1542-1754

1662-1706

1735-1763

1775-1790

*Maidstone (All Saints) 1542-1750

*Marden 1635-1640

1661-1730

Margate

Meopham Bapt. 1561-1812

Marr. 1575-1812

Bur. 1573-1812

*Mersham 1561-1812

*Mereworth 1559-1812

*Milsted 1600-1813

*Milton (Gravesend) 1559-1812

*Milton (Sittingbourne) Bapt. 1538-1812

Marr. 1782-1812

Bur. 1538-1812

Milton, Canterbury

*Minster, Sheppy 1670-1730

Minster, Thanet Marr. 1557-1837

Molash 1670-1730

Mongeham, Great

Monkton

*Monks Horton Bapt. 1559-1743

Marr. 1559-1766

Bur. 1558-1746

Mottingham

Murston 1618-1730

Nackington

Newchurch

Newenden Bapt. 1559-1812

Newington (Hythe) Marr. 1559-1837

*Newington (Sittingbourne) Bapt. 1630-1680

Marr. 1620-1675

Bur. 1630-1675

1680-1730

Newnham 1670-1730

*Nettlestead Bapt. 1643-1770

Bapt. 1775-1812

Marr. 1640-1750

Marr. 1754-1812

Bur. 1640-1750

Bur. 1774-1812

*New Romney 1700-1732

*Nonington 1538-1727

Northbourne

North Cray 1538-1812

*Northfleet 1539-1812

Norton 1670-1730

Nurstead Bapt. 1561-1812

Marr. 1562-1806

Bur. 1561-1812

*Oare 1680-1730

Offham 1538-1812

Orlestone

Orpington 1560-1812

*Ospringe 1690-1730

*Otford 1630-1812

*Otham 1660-1750

1775-1790

*Otterden 1603-1732

Missing 1604-1605

Missing 1613-1615

Paddlesworth

Patrixbourne

Petham 1670-1730

Pembury

*Pennshurst Bapt. 1558-1812

Marr. 1647-1812

Bur. 1558-1812

Plaxtol 1648-1812

Pluckley 1625-1730

Plumstead

Postling 1687-1812

Preston (Faversham) 1700-1732

Preston (Wingham)

*Queensborough 1670-1730

*Rainham 1612-1813

Reculver

Ridley Bapt. 1626-1812

Marr. 1631-1812

Bur. 1635-1812

Ringwould 1569-1746

Ripple

River

*Rochester

Cathedral 1657-1837

St. Margaret Bapt. 1653-1812

Marr. 1653-1812

Bur. 1639-1812

St. Nicholas Bapt. 1640-1653

Bapt. 1675-1710

Bur. 1640-1695

Bur. 1700-1724

Rodmersham 1590-1767

1768-1812

*Rolvenden 1558-1749

Romney, Old

Ruckinge

Ryarsh 1550-1812

St. Laurence (Thanet)

St. Margaret's-at-Cliffe (Dover)

*St. Mary's Cray 1579-1812

St. Mary-in-the-Marsh

St. Nicholas-at-Wade

*St. Paul's Cray Bapt. 1579-1812

Marr. 1579-1837

Bur. 1579-1830

St. Peter (Thanet) 1582-1812

*Saltwood 1563-1617

Sandhurst

Sandridge 1562-1812

Sandwich

St. Clement

St. Peter

St. Mary

Seal Bapt. 1561-1845

Marr. 1561-1837

Bur. 1561-1845

Selling 1670-1730

Sellindge

*Sevenoaks 1559-1812

Sevington

Seasalter

Shadoxhurst

*Sheerness 1811

Sheldwich 1690-1732

Shipbourne 1560-1812

Shoreham 1558-1812

*Shorne 1538-1812

Shoulden

Sibertswold

*Sittingbourne 1790-1800

*Smarden 1611-1680

Part faded 1623-1624

Smeeth

Snave

Snargate

*Snodland 1559-1812

*Southfleet 1558-1812

*Speldhurst 1558-1836

Southborough

Stalisfield 1600-1730

Missing 1606-1607

Missing 1628-1629

Stanford

Staple

*Staplehurst 1596-1695

Marr. 1535-1812

Stansted Bapt. 1564-1812

Marr. 1602-1812

Bur. 1572-1812

Stelling 1557-1813

*Stockbury 1615-1790

Stodmarsh Bapt. 1561-1812

Marr. 1561-1836

Bur. 1558-1812

Stone (Dartford)

Stone (Oxney) 1767-1812

Stourmouth Bapt. 1538-1812

Marr. 1538-1787

Bur. 1538-1812

Stowing

Sturry

Stoke

Strood

Sundridge

Sutton (Dover) 1538-1812

*Sutton-at-Hone 1607-1812

*Sutton Valence 1630-1640

1661-1730

Sutton East

Swalecliffe Bapt. 1558-1812

Marr. 1607-1812

Bur. 1607-1812

*Swanscombe 1559-1812

Swingfield

Temple Ewell

*Tenterden 1660-1730

Teynham 1660-1730

Teston 1538-1812

*Thanington 1579-1666

Throwley 1670-1730

*Thornham 1700-1721

1740-1790

Thurnham 1640-1675

Bapt. 1675-1710

Tilmanstone

Tonge 1600-1730

*Tonnbridge 1547-1837

*Trottescliffe 1540-1812

*Tudeley 1663-1812

Tunbridge Wells,

King Charles

Holy Trinity

*Tunstall 1607-1640

Missing 1621-1622

Missing 1629-1630

Missing 1664-1665

1662-1730

Ulcombe 1626-1640

Missing 1629-1630

1662-1730

1735-1750

1775-1790

Upchurch Bapt. 1640-1680

Marr. 1640-1680

Bur. 1653-1680

1680-1730

*Upper Hadres 1566

1585-1765

1811-1813

Marr. 1796-1810

Waldershare

Walmer

Waltham

Warden 1670-1730

Warehorne Bapt. 1727-1812

Marr. 1755-1812

Bur. 1727-1812

Wateringbury 1705-1812

Bapt. 1813-1844

Marr. 1813-1844

Bur. 1813-1847

Westbere

Westerham Marr. 1559-1837

Westwell 1670-1730

West Cliffe

*West Farley Bapt. 1539-1812

Marr. 1558-1812

Bur. 1558-1812

West Hythe

*West Malling 1698-1812

*West Peckham 1561-1812

West Wickham

Whitfield

*Whitstable Bapt. 1556-1731

Marr. 1558-1734

Bur. 1556-1743

*Wickhambreaux Bapt. 1563-1611

Bapt. 1654-1812

Marr. 1558-1651

Marr. 1653-1812

Bur. 1558-1650

Bur. 1653-1812

Willesborough Bapt. 1538-1812

Marr. 1538-1837

Bur. 1538-1812

*Wilmington 1684-1812

Wingham

*Wittersham 1550-.1812

*Woodchurch 1630-1706

Gap 1645-1661

Missing 1640/41

Missing 1667/68

Missing 1697-98

Missing 1703/04

Bapt. 1773-1812

Woodnesborough 1670-1730

Woolwich

Wootton

*Wormshill Bapt. 1675-1710

1710-1790

Worth

Wouldham Bapt. 1621-1752

Marr. 1615-1720

Bur. 1615-1683

Bur. 1721-1752

*Wychling Marr. 1577-1837

Wye 1670-1730

*Wymyngweld 1574-1812

Wrotham

*Yalding 1559-1812