Index : K-Z

A History of the County of Sussex: Volume 6 Part 2, Bramber Rape (North-Western Part) Including Horsham. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1986.

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Index K-Z Keinon, John de, Kellett, E., Kempe, C. E., Kempshall, fam., kennels, Kenrick, Revd. Jarvis, Kensett: David, Phil., fam., Kent, see Bexley; Canterbury; Dover; Hawkhurst; Tonbridge nobleman of, Keppel, Wm. Chas., earl of Albemarle, Kete: Edw., Eliz., see Shelley Wm., Killick: Thos., fam., King: F. H., Fred., Geo., R. M., fam., King & Barnes, King & Sons, King's Barns manor, see Beeding,Upper King's Land, see Shipley Kingsfold: John (fl. 1305), John (fl. 1327-c. 1380), Rob., Sim., Kingsfold, in Warnham, see Warnham Kingston by Sea, Kingston-on-Thames (Surr.), Kittle, fam., Knebworth, Ld., see Lytton, John Knepp, Wm. of, Knepp, in Shipley, cast.,as address,chap.,rds., ct., ind., ironworking, Knepp Castle (modern ho.), man., ho., mills, pks., pond, riv., Knight: Eliz., Frank, (formerly May), Thos., Thos., s. of last, Knights Hospitaller, Knights Templar,n Kyrry, see Cary Labourers' Friend Soc., Ladyholt, see Harting Laker, John, and his w., Lamb: Chas., Eliz., see Boys Eliz.,see Boys Eliz. Dorothy, m. Thos. Ferris, fam., Lambert, Rob., Lambeth (Surr.), Lamport: Jane, dau. of Rob., Mary, m. Chas. Groome, Rob., Lance: Clement, Thos., Lancing: Alice of, m. - Malmeyns, Wm. of, Lancing, Hoecourt, Pende, vicar, n Langhurst, see Horsham Langley, Wm., Langshaw, W., rector of West Grinstead, Lanham, John (? more than one), Large, Wm. le, n Latilla, Herb. Geo., Latter Day Saints, see Mormons Laud, Wm., abp. of Canterbury, Lavender, Thos., rector of Itchingfield, Lawcock, see Laycock Lawley: Anne, see Manning Sir Francis, Ric., Thos., Lawrence, Thos., Lawton, Jane, ? m. Wm. Moreton, Laybrook, see Thakeham Laybrook Brick Co., see Ibstock Brick Hudsons Laycock (Lawcock), Thos., Lear, Geo. Edw., leather and tanning industry, Leconfield, Ld., see Wyndham, Chas. Hen. Lee: John (d. by 1631), John (d. 1654), John (fl. 1713), curate of Shipley Sir Ric., Susan, m. Thos. Mellersh, Leeds, John, Leeves: Rob. (d. 1693), incumbent of Warminghurst, prebendary of Chichester, Rob. (d. by 1700), Rob. (d. c. 1743), Rob. (d. c. 1747), Sam., Wm., Legg, Benedicta, Leicester, Leigh: Jas. Brooks, Miss S. M., the Misses, Leith Hill (Surr.), Leland: Anne, see Upton Maj.-Gen. John, Lennox, Chas., duke of Richmond Lenthall Marg., w. of Roland, Leppard, Wm., Lewes, as address, Lewin (fl. 1066), Lewknor: Cath., m. John Mill, Wm. Morgan, Constance, m. Thos. Foster, Edw. Glemham, Joan, m. John Barttelot, Joan, w. of John, see Halsham Joan, w. of Thos., see Doyley John (d. 1409), John (d. by 1472), Sir Lewis, Mabel, m. Ant. Stapley, Mary, see Blount Ric., Rog. (fl. before 1457), Rog. (fl. 1509-13), Sir Rog. (d. 1543, ? another), Thos. (fl. 1370-1) Sir Thos. (attainted 1484), Thos. (fl. 1606), fam., libraries, Lincoln: canon, see Robinson, Hugh dean, see Harcourt, Phil. de prebendary, see Heath, Geo. linen, see textiles Linfield: A. G., Chas., John, fam., Linfield, A. G., Ltd., formerly A. G. Linfield & Sons, Lindfield, Lingfield (Surr.), Lingham, Cdr. A., Lintott: Bernard, Cath., m. Sir Hen. Fletcher, Hen., John, Nic., Ric., fam., Lintott Engineering Ltd., Little, Sir Chas., Littlehampton, Littlehaven, see Horsham Littleworth, see Grinstead, West Livesey, Sir Mic., Livock, J., Lloyd, Arthur, Lloyds bank, Lloyt, fam., Lock estate, see Ashurst Loder: Etheldreda, m. Sir Chas. R. Burrell, Sir Rob., London: as address, Beefsteak Club, q.v. Bermondsey, British Museum, Camberwell, q.v. canal, carriers, Chiswick, q.v. Christ's Hospital, q.v. coaches, county council, Croydon, q.v. Crystal Palace, economic links, evacuees, fishmongers, Greater London Council, q.v. Hampstead, q.v. Lambeth, q.v. Marshalsea prison, Mercers' Co., pks., post, rlys. to, rds. to, salesmen, Smithfield, Southwark, q.v. Syon, q.v. trial at, Victoria sta., Westminster Hall, work in, London, Brighton, and South Coast Rly., Longhurst, Wm., Loring, Frances Louisa, Lady Loring, lottery, churchwardens', Lover, Sam., Loxfield, hund., Lucas: Chas. Eric, Chas. Jas. (d. 1928), Chas. Jas. (fl. 1967), Chas. Thos., fam., Lucas Bros., Luckins: Edw., Ric., Lucy: Jas., John (fl. 1318), John (fl. 1361, ? another), Lutyens, Sir Edwin, Luxford, Geo., Lyne House, see Newdigate Lytton: Lady Anne, John, Ld. Knebworth, later earl of Lytton, Mabbott: Eliz., see Newton W. Courthope, Mableswell (unidentified), Machell, John, McPhail, W., Magdalen College, see Oxford Malmeyns: Alice, see Lancing Maurice, Nic., Wm., Manley, John, Manning: Anne, m. Sir Thos. Lawley, Eliz., m. 1 Rob. Caesar, - Coventry, John, John, s. of last, Mannings Heath, see Nuthurst manure, Maplehurst, fam., n Maplehurst, in Nuthurst, see Nuthurst March: Isabel, see Barttelot John, Thos., Marchant, fam., Marehill, see Pulborough Margesson, Mr. (d. c. 1783), market gardens and nurseries, mushrooms, markets, Marlands, see Itchingfield Marlands Estate Co., Marlborough, duchess of, see Trevor, Eliz. Marley Tile Co., Marley Trident Ltd., Marlott: Eliz., sis. of John, John (d. 1528), John (d. 1552), John (d. 1554), John (d. 1731), John (d. by 1786), Jos., Ric., Thos. (fl. 1522), Thos. (d. 1601), Wm. (d. c. 1379), Wm. (d. by 1418), Wm. (d. by 1464), Wm. (d. 1653), Wm. (d. 1657), fam., Marlpost, see Horsham Marreys, John s. of Emma, Marsh, see Chisenhale-Marsh Marshall (Marshal): Edw., Revd. Geo. John, Wm., Marshalsea prison, see London Martin, rector of Thakeham, Martyn, Mrs. Gertrude, Martyr, John, Mary, Princess (d. 1533), Mason, Barnard, vicar of Horsham, Massie (Massy): John, see Hodges Rob., rector of Ashington, Matthew, Lady (fl. before 1786), Matthews, J. Douglas, Maud of the park, Mauncell, Thos., May: John, Thos., see Knight May Day, Old, Mayes, see Warnham Mayo, E. S., meadow, common, mechanics' institution, Medwin: Pilfold, T. C., Thos., Meissen, margrave of, Mellersh: Annesley, m. Thos. Butcher, John (fl. 1684, d. 1714, ? more than one), John (d. 1743), Joshua, Susan, see Lee Thos., fam., Mercer, A. M., mercers, see textiles Mercers' Co., see London merchet, Methodists, Primitive, Wesleyan, Michelborne: Edw. (d. 1609), Edw. (fl. 1610), Hen., fam., Michelgrove, John, Michelgrove, in Clapham, see Clapham Michell: Avery, Edm., Edw. (fl. 1548), Edw. (d. 1639), Edw. (d. 1666), Hen. (fl. 1507), Hen. (d. 1546, ? another), Revd. Hen. (d. 1789), Hen. (fl. 1833-61), John, sr. (fl. 1439), John, jr. (fl. 1439), John (d. 1474, ? another), John (d. by 1522), John (d. 1555), John (d. 1610), John (d. 1656), John (fl. 1656- c. 1700), John (fl. 1672, ? another), John (fl. 1713), John Hen., Mary Cath., m. Bysshe Shelley, Ric., Rob., Rog. (fl. 1395), Rog. (d. 1630), Theobald (d. 1641), Revd. Theobald (d. 1737), Thos. (fl. 1534), Thos. (d. 1748), Walsingham, Wm., Capt. (fl. 1706), -, m. John Miller, -, m. Sam. Shuckford, fam., Mid Sussex Rly., see Horsham-Pulborough Middlesex, see Chiswick; Hampstead; Syon Middleton: John, Thos. (d. 1661-2), Thos. (fl. 1668), fam., Midhurst, Miles: C. T., F. G., Maxine, military events, see Agincourt; army; Civil War; France, war with;Horsham: military events; musters; Scotland, war with; Spain; Trafalgar Mill: Cath., see Lewknor Joan, John (fl. 1488), John (fl. 1543), Sir John (fl. 1616-34), Sir John (d. 1670), Sir John (fl. 1696), Marg., w. of Ric., Maria, Ralph, Ric., Sir Rob., Wm., Millais, J. G., Miller: John, -, see Michell 'Millington' (presumably Sullington), Mills: Edm., Eliz., G. J., Mrs. G. J., fam., mills, see under names of places fulling, saw, steam, wind, Milne, John Haworth, Milward, Edw., moated sites, Moigne: Baldwin le, Mary, see Covert Molyneux: Caryll, Vct. Molyneux, Mary, see Caryll Ric., Vct. Molyneux (d. 1636), Ric., Vct. Molyneux (d. 1654), Monk, Wm., Moon, fam., Mordaunt, John, Moreton, see Morton Morgan: Cath., see Lewknor Wm., Morin (? Morin of St. André), Morley, Ld., see Parker, Hen. Mormons or Latter Day Saints, Morris: Jane, w. of Wm., Wm. (artist), Morton (Moreton): Ann, see Covert Jane (? Lawton), w. of Wm., Sir Jas. (d. by 1700), Jas. (fl. 1722), John, Wm., Moses: John, rector of Itchingfield, Marcus, Mosley, Sir Oswald, Mowbray: Eliz., w. of Thos., duke of Norfolk, m. 2 Sir Rob. Goosehill, John, duke of Norfolk, Thos., duke of Norfolk, fam., Muddle, C., and Son, Muggeridge, fam., Muntham, John of, Muntham, in Findon, Muntham, in Findon and Itchingfield, Muntham, in Itchingfield, agric., local govt., man., Muntham Ho., woods, Murray: Cordelia, see Collier Jas., museums, and n, Musgrave: Cath., see Tipping Musgrave (cont.) Revd. John Chardin, Mary Anne, m. Phil. Wroughton, mushrooms, see market gardens music, bands, choral evenings, choral socs., church, concerts, folk-singer, instruments, musicians, see Ireland, John; Turner, Mic. rough, 'singing children', musters, n, Mutton: Geo., Joan, see Awood John, Ric., fam., Mutton's Farm, see Thakeham: Childs Lands Myhill, Ric., Napper: Dendy, Hen., Mat., Nash: Gawen Harris (two men), John, -, see Fagg National Stud, National Trust, Naylor, Wm., Neathercoat, E. T., Need, fam., Needles, see Horsham Netherlands: Dutch govt., Dutch pictures, natives of, Nevill, Sir Edw., Ld. Bergavenny, and his w., New College, see Hampstead New England (U.S.A.), New Jersey (U.S.A.), new towns, see Crawley; Horsham New Zealand, Newbuildings, see Shipley Newdigate (Surr.), Lyne Ho., Newhouse Farm, see Warminghurst Newnham, Nat., n Newton: Apsley (fl. 1707), Apsley (d. 1760), Apsley (d. 1760), s. of last, Eliz. (fl. 1707), see Caldecott Eliz. (d. 1837), w. of Wm., Eliz. (fl. c. 1856), m. W. Courthope Mabbott, Wm., fam., Nichol, John, Nivison, John, Ld. Glendyne, nonconformity, protestant, and seeBaptists; Brethren; Christian Scientists; Congregationalists; Dependents; Foursquare Gospel; Jehovah's Witnesses; Methodists; Mormons; Presbyterians; Quakers; schools: British and Quaker; Swedenborgians; Unitarians; United Apostolic Faith; United Reformed Norfolk: duchess, see Fitzalan-Howard, Augusta dukes, see Fitzalan-Howard; Howard; Mowbray estates, political interest, Norfolk rotation, see crop rotations Norman, Leslie, Normandy, see Horsham North Chapel, see Horsham North Heath, see Horsham North Parade, see Horsham Northampton, marchioness of, see Compton, Mary Northamptonshire: Peterborough, bp. of, see Henshaw, Jos. Northlands, see Warnham Norwich, earl of, see Howard, Hen. Norwich Union Insurance Group, nurseries, see market gardens Nutham, John of, n Nutham, in Horsham, see Horsham Nuthurst, n Birchen Bridge pond, ch., Golding's Bridge, High Hurst, q.v. lands in, Maplehurst, Mannings Heath, nonconf., rds., Sedgewick, Nye: Hen., Ric., Oak, riv. (Rye or Ree stream), Oakhill, see Horsham Oakhurst, see Warnham: Cradles Fm. Ockley (Surr.), officers of hundreds, manors, and vills, see aldermen; aletasters; bailiffs; beadles; constables; headboroughs; overseers of commons; poundkeepers; reeves Okewood, in Wotton (Surr.), Oliver, Thos., Onslow: Arthur, Denzil (d. 1765), Gen. Denzil (d. 1838), Denzil (fl. 1839), Middleton, Sir Ric. (fl. 1647), Ric. (fl. 1696), Thos., Ld. Onslow, Open Air Museum, Singleton, n, Orevel, Ric., orphanage, Osmer, fam., outliers of manors, overseers of commons, Oving, Oxenbridge, Thos., Oxford, Magdalen Coll., Oxfordshire, Padwick: Hen. (fl. c. 1844), Hen. (two men, d. by 1910 and by 1916), Page, Francis, Pagham, vicar of, see Wilmer Palmer: Charlotte, w. of Geo., Eliz., Evelyn May, m. Sir And. Caldecott, Geo., rector of Sullington, Hen., rector of Sullington and of Parham, prebendary of Chichester, Palmerston, Ld., see Temple Paludina limestone, see Sussex: Sussex marble Pannett, W. F., Parham, rector, see Palmer, Hen. Paris (France), parish clerks, parish registrar, parishes, size of, park, Maud of the, see Maud Parker: Hen., Ld. Morley, Philippa, see Caryll fam., parks, medieval, Parry: Revd. T. J., fam., Partridge, fam., Partridge Green, in West Grinstead, ch., clubs and socs., common pasture, curates, inc., ind. estates, inns, mkt., nonconf., public servs., rly. sta., residential devel., rds., settlement, sport, trades and ind., village, village hall, Partridge Green Water Co., pasture, seasonal, see transhumance Patching, John, Patten, G. H., Peach: A. C., C. S., Peachey: (later Peachey-Knight), Bulstrode, Caroline Mary, m. Revd. Leveson Vernon Harcourt, Sir Hen., Hen. John, Ld. Selsey, Sir John (d. 1744), Sir John (fl. 1756-64), John, Ld. Selsey (d. 1816), fam., Lds. Selsey, Peachey-Knight, Bulstrode, see Peachey Pearson, J. L., Pearson's draining plough, Pease Pottage, see Slaugham Peckham, Hen., peine forte et dure, Pelham: Frances, see Byne Hen., Sir Nic., Thos., Ld. Pelham, Pellatt, Thos., Pelly: Sir Hen. C., Sir John Hen., Pende, see Lancing Penfold, Mrs. (fl. c. 1929), Penn, Wm. (Quaker), Pennsylvania (U.S.A.), Pentecostal church, see United Apostolic Faith Pepper, Mrs. (fl. 1940s), Pepper's, see Ashurst Pepys, John Digby Thos., earl of Cottenham, Perry, A. E., pest house Peterborough, bp. of, see Henshaw, Jos. Petworth, nonconf., rly., rd., Peverel, And., Philip son of Howel, see Howel Philip, Wm., Philp, Jas., Pickard, Bede H., Pierrepont, Hen., marquess of Dorchester, pigeon house, see dovecot pigs, Pile, Sidney, Pilfold: Hen., John, fam., pillory, Pinkhurst, see Slinfold Piper, fam., plank-and-muntin, playing fields, see sports fields Plymouth Brethren, see Brethren Poer, le, see Power Poland, immigrants from, Pollard: Hen., Ric., Pollington: Ann, see Awood Battey, Polsted, Hen., Ponet, John, bp. of Winchester, Pope: Alex., fam., Portsmouth (Hants), Portuguese East Africa, Posbrook, fam., posting houses, see roads Potter, fam., poultry, geese, turkeys, poundkeepers, Poussin, Gaspard, Powell, Ernest (firm), Power (le Poer): David (d. by 1208), Isabel, w. of Steph., Joan, m. John Clothall, Marg., m. Steph. or John Apsley, Ranulf (fl. c. 1150, ? same as Reynold of 'Felkham'), Steph. (fl. 1208, 1242, ? more than one), Steph. (fl. 1300), Steph. (fl. 1357), Wm., rector of Thakeham 1304-48, Wm. (fl. 1348, ? another), fam., Powers, see Warnham: Slaughterford Powlett: Eliz., see Ward Wm., Poynton (Ches.), Prague, Albert of, rector of West Grinstead and of Hartfield, Pratt: Susan, see Ward Wm., rector of Itchingfield, incumbent of Warminghurst, Praty, Ric., bp. of Chichester, prehistoric remains, Presbyterians, Presentation brothers, Prestall, Ellis, Prewett, W. (firm), Pricklove, fam., Prior, Geo., Priors Byne, see Byne, in Ashurst and West Grinstead Prudential Assurance Co., Pulborough, Marehill, rly., rds., punitive instruments, and see pillory; stocks; tumbril; whipping post Purbeck marble, puritans, Puseyism, putting, see golf Pyry, Thos., rector of Thakeham, Quakers,and see Fox, Geo.; Penn, Wm. Friends, Soc. of, Queen Anne's Bounty, R.M.C. Engineering, R.M.C. Mortars Ltd., R.S.P.C.A., races: foot, horse, radicalism, Radmyld, Rob., Railway Mission, railways, and see Horsham-Crawley; Horsham-Dorking; Horsham-Guildford; Horsham-Pulborough; Horsham-Shoreham; London, Brighton and South Coast Randolf, Wm., Ravenscroft: Eliz., m. Sir Thos. Delves, Hall, John, Peter, fam., Rawlison's brewery, Raymond: Sir Chas., Juliana, m. Hen. Boulton, Sophia, m. Sir Wm. Burrell, Reading, marquess and marchioness of, see Isaacs Reading (Berks.), reading rooms, recreation grounds, see sports fields Red Polls, see cattle raising; dairying Redland Bricks Ltd., Ree stream, see Oak, riv. reeves, Reigate (Surr.), Reid, J. R., Rembrandt van Rijn, rents, less common: poultry, wine, republicanism, Reynell, John, vicar of Horsham, Rice Bros., Rich, Edm., abp. of Canterbury, Richard II, Richard, earl of Cornwall, Richardson: Alan, W. W., fam., Richmond, duke of, see Lennox Rickman: Caleb (d. 1840), Caleb (fl. c. 1847), Rider, Jacob, Ridge, Lacy W., Riley Scott (firm), riots, Rivaux, Peter de, roads, and see under names of places Anglo-Saxon, drove, hollow-ways, horse, posting houses, Rom., and see Stane Street turnpikes, Robert (fl. 1086), Roberts: Alice, see Hobson Thos., Robinson: Hugh, rector of Sullington and of Dursley, archdeacon of Gloucester, canon of Lincoln, P. F., Roch, Alex., Rock brewery, see Brighton Roffey (including Star Row), in Horsham, as address, agric., Benson's Green (Gibbs Green), chant., char., ch., club, ct., inns, institute, library, man., ho. (Roffey Place), nonconf., pk., pop., public servs., reading room, residential devel., rds., Roffey Pk., see Beeding, Lower Roffey Place, see Roffey: man. Rom. Cath., schs., shops, sport, trades and ind., vicars, warren, Rogate, see Durford roller-skating, Rolls, Sir John Shelley-, see Shelley Roman Catholicism, Roman remains, and see roads: Rom. Romilly, Sir Sam., Roocliff, Brian, Roos: Sir Hen., Maud, w. of Sir Hen., Rose, Revd. H. J., Rosslyn, earl of, see St. Clair-Erskine Rowdell, see Washington Rowhook, see Warnham Royal Agricultural Soc. of England, Rudgwick, rugby football, see football Rusper, n , n, as address, adv., ch., Faygate, q.v. lands in, priory, rds., Russell: David, n Ric., Rydon school, see Storrington: schs. Rye Farm, see Itchingfield Rye stream, see Oak, riv. Rysbrack, John Mic., Sackville, Chas., earl of Dorset, Sadleir, Sir Ralph, St. André, Morin of, see Morin St. Andrew-Vaughan, March, St. Andrews (Scot.), university, St. Clair-Erskine, Jas. Francis Harry, earl of Rosslyn, St. Crispin's Day, St. Florent, see Saumur St. John of Jerusalem, order of (Hospitallers), see Knights Hospitaller St. Julian's community, St. Leonard's Forest, in Lower Beeding, bailiwicks, fair, hammer ponds, St. Leonard's house, see Beeding, Lower Salter, fam., salting, Salvation Army, Sanctuary, Thos., Sandgate, see Sullington Sandgate beds (geology), Sandgate Thoroughbred Stud, sandworking, Sandys, Wm., Ld. Sandys, Sauce, fam., Saumur (Maine et Loire, France), abbey of St. Florent, Savage: Rob. le (fl. 1086), Rob. le (fl. 1213-42), Sayers, Jas., school boards, schools, see under names of places adult, approved, art, British, grammar, and see Horsham: schs. ind., mechanics' institution, open air, Quaker, Rom. Cath., sixth form coll., special, technical, Scotland: goods sent to, graduates from, Highland cattle, see cattle raising rebels from, war with, and see St. Andrews Scott: Sir Gilb., H. Alan, his w., Louisa, Riley, see Riley Scott Thos., rector of Itchingfield, W. G., Scouts, Boy, Scrase (Scrast): Eliz., m. Nat. Tredcroft, Frances, m. Thos. Symonds, Wm., Scrase-Dickins: Chas., Chas. Rob., Frances Eliz., see Compton Scrast, see Scrase Scutt: John (fl. c. 1517-23), John (d. by 1614), Sedgewick, see Nuthurst Sele, in Upper Beeding: man., priory, Selsey, Lds., see Peachey, Hen. John, John, and fam. Sergison: Chas., Thos., see Warden services, customary or feudal, see carriage of wood; fencing demesne; fencing park Seymour, Thos., Ld. Seymour, Sharp: Chas., Wm., Sharpe: Joan, see Champneys John, Sharpenhurst, see Itchingfield Shaw: Hugh, John, bro. of Hugh, John, s. of Hugh, Wm., sheep farming, Clun sheep, Jacob sheep, Southdown sheep, Sheepwash, fam., n Shelley: Ambrose, Sir Bysshe, Cordelia, see Caldecott Edw. (d. 1554), Edw. (d. 1588), Edw. (d. 1748), Sir Edw. (d. 1890), Sir Edw. (d. 1902), Eliz., m. Wm. Kete, Hen. (d. 1623), Hen. (fl. 1630-7), Hen. (d. 1691), Hen. (d. 1694), Hen. (d. 1736), Hen. (d. 1805), Hen. (d. 1811), Joan, w. of Ric., John (fl. 1556), Sir John (d. 1641), John (d. 1673), s. of Ric., John (fl. after 1672), s. of Thos., John (d. 1740), his w., Sir John (fl. 1767-89), John (d. 1790), John (fl. 1840), (later Shelley-Rolls), Sir John (fl. 1929), Mary, m. Thos. Warneford, Mary, w. of Hen., Mary Cath., see Michell Mary Wollstonecraft, w. of Percy Bysshe, Percy Bysshe, Sir Percy Florence, Ric. (fl. c. 1578, 1585), Ric. (d. 1623), Theobald, Thos. (fl. 1609), Thos. (d. 1672), Tim. (d. 1671), Tim. (d. 1771), Sir Tim. (d. 1844), Sir Wm. (fl. 1543), Wm. (fl. 1597), Wm. (d. 1659), fam., Shelley, in Crawley, see Crawley Shelley-Rolls, Sir John, see Shelley Shepherd, Peter, Sheppard, Thos., Shermanbury, Shermanbury Grange, shipbuilding, Shipley, as address, adv., n agric., Apsley, q.v.; and see Shipley: Bentons Bentons (formerly Apsley or Tabelershall), n, bdry., Blonks green, bridges, see Shipley: Slaughter Bridge Brooks Green, Broomer's Corner, chaplains, char., ch., Coolham, q.v. cts., cross, curacy, ho., curates, and see Jameson dom. archit., Dragons Green, Dummers, see Shipley: Withyham Durrance (Durrants), entertainment, gang of thieves, glebe, Goringlee, Green Street, Hookland pk., inc., inn, King's Land, Knepp, q.v. lands in, library, local govt., man., mkt. gardening, mills, Newbuildings, nonconf., pks., place name, n ponds, poor relief, pop., preceptory, rector, rectory, residential devel., rds., Rom. Cath., schs., settlement, shops, Slaughter Bridge, n, sport, Tabelershall, see Shipley: Bentons tithes, trades and ind., vicarage, ho., vicars, n village, warren, free, Whitehall, Withyham or Dummers, n, woods, wkho., Shippam: J., Mrs. M., Shiprods, see Itchingfield Shirley: Barbara, dau. of Thos., Cecily, m. Sir Geo. Snelling, Eliz., w. of Thos., Francis, Thos. (fl. 1512), Thos. (d. 1606), Sir Thos. (d. 1612), fam., shooting, field sports, and sporting estates, shops, early, Shoreham, M.P.s, rly., rd., Short, John, vicar of Warnham, Shortsfield, John de, see Strotefeld Shortsfield, in Horsham, see Horsham Shucker, fam., n Shuckford: Sam. (fl. 1747-53), vicar of Warnham, canon of Canterbury, Sam. (d. 1797), vicar of Warnham and of Eartham, -, see Michell 'Sillinctune' (presumably Chollington), Silvester, rector of Thakeham, Simmins, Geo., and see Symonds simony, 'singing children', see music Singlecross, in Horsham, hund., ct., Singleton, see Open Air Museum Sir Robert's Farm, see Thakeham: Christian Lands Skinner: Nic., Thos., fam., skug hunting, Slater: Edw., John (fl. 1573), John (fl. 1662), Ric., fam., Slater's Copyhold, see Warminghurst Slaugham, Handcross, Pease Pottage, Slaughter, see Thakeham Slaughter Bridge, see Shipley Slaughterford: John, Ric., Steph. of (fl. 1332-45), Steph. (fl. 1438), Wm. of, Slaughterford, in Itchingfield, see Barns Green Slaughterford, in Warnham, see Warnham 'Slaughterland' (perhaps Slaughterford in Itchingfield), Slinfold, Clemsfold, Dedisham, Pinkhurst, Strood, Smart, Eliz., Smith: Edm. (d. by 1794), Edm. (fl. 1798-1801), Eliz., see Blunkett Hen., & Son, Jas., Mary, m. Phil. Carteret Webb, R. G., Thos., Wm., Mr. (char. donor), fam., Smithfield, see London smoke bays, Snape: John, Thos., Snapes, see Thakeham Snelling: Cecily, see Shirley Sir Geo., Shirley, Soale, Phil., Somerset, see Bath stone Somerville's plot (1583), Sompting, Cokeham, Sone: Agnes, see Falconer Isabel, w. of Rob., John, Rob., Soper, fam., Sorocold, Mic., South Downs: geology, views of, frontispiece, water from, Southampton, earl of, see Wriothesley Southampton, Southdown sheep, see sheep farming Southern Counties Dairy Farm Assoc., see Aylesbury Dairy Co. Southern Standard, Southern Water Authority, Southover, Southwark (Surr. and Lond.), Southwater, in Horsham, agric., char., ch., clubs and socs., dom. archit., entertainment, fair, gallery in Horsham ch., ind. estate, inns, lands in, nonconf., pop., public servs., rly. sta., residential devel., rds., Rom. Cath., schs., sport, trades and ind., vicars, village hall, Southwell: Marg., w. of Rob., Rob., Southwick, Brambleden, Spain, armada, Spence: Byne, see Walker John, Spencer: Eliz., see Trevor John, Ld. Rob., spinning, spinning engine, see textiles sport, and see angling; archery; athletics; badminton; bowling; bull baiting; cockfighting; cricket; cycling; falconer; football; foxhunting; game in parks; golf; hunting; races; roller skating; shooting; skug hunting; sports fields; stag hunt; stoolball; swimming; table tennis; tennis sports fields, playing fields, and recreation grounds, Springfield, see Horsham Squire, Wm., Stacey: R. H., Mr. (fl. 1922), stag hunt, Stammerham: Nic. of, fam., Stammerham, in Horsham, see Horsham Standen: Jane, see Downer John (d. 1819), John (fl. 1822), Jos., Mary, w. of Jos., fam., Stane Street, Stanford: Mat., Wm. Mat., fam., Stansfield, John, Stapley: Ant., Mabel, see Lewknor Star Row, see Roffey Stedman, D., Steer, Mrs. Rhoda, Stewart, Geo., earl of Galloway, Steyning, chaps., Charlton, ch., coll., curate, hund., M.P.s, man., mkt., nonconf., poor-law union, rector, rectory, rds., schs., Testers, trades and ind., vicar, vicarage, Wappingthorn, Wyckham, Steyning and District Waterworks Co., Steyning West rural dist., Stilman, John, Stirt, Wm., Stobart, F. E., Stock Park, see Grinstead, West stocks (punitive), stone quarrying, Stonor, Thos., stoolball, Storrington, ch., deanery, nonconf., rds., sch., Rydon sch., Storrington Gas Co., Stopham, Stoughton, John, rector of Ashington, n Stradfold, Ric., strays (franchise), Streater, John, Strood, see Slinfold Strotefeld (? Shortsfield), John de, stud farms, Suffolk, see Ipswich Sullington, adv., agric., Barns man. and fm., bdry., bridges, Broadbridge, q.v. Broadbridge Heath, q.v. camp, military, chant., char., ch., Clayton, q.v. clubs and socs., Cobden, common pasture, ct., curates, dom. archit., entertainment, glebe, Heath common, q.v. inc., ind. estate, inn, local govt., man., ho., mkt. gardening, meeting place of hund., mills, nonconf., outliers, pk., place name, poor relief, pop., public servs., rectors, and see Palmer, Geo.; Tredcroft, Edw. Wm. rectory, ho., residential devel., rds., Rom. Cath., Sandgate, schs., settlement, sport, Sullington Warren, tithes, trades and ind., vicarage, village hall, Wantley, East and West, warrens, and see Sullington: Sullington Warren woods, Sullington-in-Itchingfield, see Itchingfield Summers, Thos., Sumner, Mrs. M. C., Sun Alliance Insurance Group, Surrey, earl of, see Howard, Hen., Hen. Chas., and Thos.; Warenne Surrey, bdry., sheriff, and see Camberwell; Charlwood; Chilworth; Clandon; Compton; Croydon; Dorking; Epsom; Farnham; Gatton; Guildford; Hascombe; Haslemere; Kingston-on-Thames; Lambeth; Leith Hill; Lingfield; Newdigate; Ockley; Okewood; Reigate; Southwark; Sutton; Walton-on-Thames Surrey Mail, Sussex: assizes, bdry., coroner, county committee (parliamentary), county gaol, county town, see Chichester; Horsham cricket team, history, hos. of correction, M. P.s, mills, quarter sessions, Rom. Cath. missionaries, sheriff, Sussex cattle, see cattle raising Sussex marble (Paludina limestone): fonts, geology, quarries, towns, Sussex, Mid, rly., see Horsham-Pulborough Sussex, North-West, Joint Water Bd., Sussex, West: coll. of art and crafts, county council, estates, old people's home, county town, quarter sessions, war agric. committee, Sussex & Dorking United Brick Cos. Ltd., Sussex Brick & Estates Co., Sussex County Agricultural Soc., Sussex Express, Sussex Herald, Horsham, Crawley, and, Pulborough News, Sussex Piscatorial Soc., Sussex Road Car Co., Sutton (Surr.), swans, Swanwick, Rob., curate of Shipley, Sweden, govt. of, Swedenborgians, swimming, Symonds: Ann, m. Rob Hyde, Frances, see Scrase R. W., Thos., Wm. (d. 1699), Wm. (d. 1709), Wm. (fl. 1720), and see Simmins Syms, Miss H. S., Syon abbey (Mdx.), Tabelershall, see Shipley: Bentons table tennis, Tablier: Edith, m. Ric. of Grimstead, Guy, Ralph, Sir Thos. (fl. 1238, 1280, ? more than one), Tan Bridge, Tanbridge, see Horsham tanning, see leather Tarring: deanery, hund., Tarring, West, man. (Tarring Marlpost), Marlpost, see Horsham Taylor: Mat., fam., Temple, Hen. John, Vct. Palmerston, Temple, Knights of the, see Knights Templar Templemore, Ld., see Chichester, Arthur tennis, and see table tennis Terry, Wm. (fl. 1808-30, ? more than one), Testers, see Steyning Teulon: S. S., W. M., textiles: cloth manufacture, cloth trade, fulling, and see mills linen, mercers, spinning, spinning engine, weaving, wool merchants, wool trade, worsted, Thakeham, Abingworth, as address, adv., agric., almshouses, Apsley, q.v. Blue Idol, see Thakeham: nonconf. bdry., bridges, Calstone, q.v. Champions (Champneys), chant., char., Chesswood Nurseries, Childs Lands (Mutton's Fm.), Christian Lands (Sir Robert's Fm.), ch., clubs and socs., common pasture, ct., curates, and see Thickpenny Danhill common, Dishenhurst, q.v. dom. archit., fair, fields, open, Furze common, glebe, Goffsland, Greenhurst, and see Thakeham: Little Thakeham Haylers, see Thakeham: Slaughter Heath common, q.v. inc., inns and hotels, lands in, Laybrook, library, Little Thakeham (Greenhurst), local govt., man., ho. (Thakeham Place), mkt. gardening, mills, Mutton's Fm., see Thakeham: Childs Lands nonconf., Blue Idol, outlier, place name, poor-law union, poor relief, pop., public servs., reading room, rectors, and see Clough, Rog.; Hurst, John rectory, ho., residential devel., rds., Rom. Cath., rural dist., schs., settlement, shops, Sir Robert's Fm., see Thakeham: Christian Lands Slaughter (Haylers), Snapes, sport, Thakeham Place, see Thakeham: man. Thakeham Street, trades and ind., united pars. (Gilbert union), vicar, village, village hall, woods, Woodside Nurseries, wkho., Thakeham Tiles Ltd., Thames, riv., dockyards on, Thanet, earls of, and see Tufton Thickpenny, David, curate of Thakeham and of Warminghurst, Thistleworth, fam., Thomas, Revd. Sir John Godfrey, Thompson, Francis, Thornton: Hen., Ric. (fl. 1790s), brewer, Ric. (fl. 1776-1802), schoolmaster, fam., Thorpe, Mrs. (fl. 1905), Three Bridges, in Worth, Tichborne, Rob., Tidy, fam., tileworks, Tipping: Anne, see Henshaw Bart., Cath., m. Jos. Chardin Musgrave, Tompkins, R., Tonbridge (Kent), Tonne, John, Tower Hill, see Horsham Tractarian, trades and industries, see banking; bellfounding; brewing; brick-making; broom making; cement making; charcoal making; concrete products; forestry; glass-working; industrial estates; iron; leather and tanning; mills; salting; sandworking; shipbuilding; shops; stone quarrying; textiles; tileworks; woodland trades Trafalgar, battle of, transhumance and seasonal pasture, Tredcroft: Edw. (d. 1768), Edw. (fl. 1856), Edw. Wm., rector of Itchingfield and of Sullington, Eliz., see Scrase Hen., John (fl. 1643), rector of West Grinstead, John (fl. c. 1655, ? another), John (fl. 1674), Nat. (d. 1696), vicar of Horsham, Nat. (d. 1720), Nat. (d. 1825), fam., Tregoze, Sir Hen., Trevor: Eliz., m. Chas. Spencer, duke of Marlborough, Eliz., w. of Thos., Thos., Ld. Trevor, Tuckman, fam., Tudor Village, see Warminghurst Tufton: John, earl of Thanet, Sackville, earl of Thanet, Tully, Barnard, tumbril, Tunbridge Wells sandstone (geology), turbary, Turgod (fl. 1066), turkeys, see poultry Turner: Ant., Edm., Edw. (fl. 1593-1603), Edw. (fl. 1593), nephew of last, Edw. (fl. 1641-8), John (fl. 1552), John (fl. 1578), Mic., Wm., curate of Shipley, Mr. (fl. 1960s, 1983, two men), fam., turnpikes, see roads Twineham, Twineham Benfield, Two Mile Ash, see Horsham U.S.A., see New England; New Jersey; Pennsylvania Ulward (fl. 1066), Unitarians, United Apostolic Faith (later Pentecostal) church, United Reformed church, Upperton: Charlotte, see Fuller Edw. Fuller, John, Luke, Thos., fam., Upton, Anne, m. John Leland, Urry: Nic., n Wal., fam., n Van Dyck, Sir Ant., Vaughan, see St. Andrew-Vaughan Vaughan Williams, Ralph, Vernon Harcourt, see Harcourt Victoria, Queen, Golden Jubilee of, Victoria station, see London village, deserted, village greens, village halls, Visitation, Order of the, Wade, John, Wady: B., Benedict, incumbent of Warminghurst, Wakehurst, Ric., Walberton, Wales, see cattle raising: Welsh Waleys: Godfrey, Joan, Walker: Byne, m. John Spence, Sir Geo., Susanna, see Byne Revd. Wm., Waller, fam., Wallis, H. B., Waltham (Essex), Walton-on-Thames (Surr.), Wantley: John of (fl. 1327), John (fl. 1412), Maud, dau. of John, Phil. of, (or Joydewyne), Rog., fam., Wantley, in Sullington, see Sullington Wappingthorn, see Steyning Ward: Eliz., m. Wm. Powlett, Geo., Jas. (d. by 1803), Jas. (d. by 1830), John (d. by 1660), John (d. 1670), John (d. 1718), John (d. by 1786), Mic., rector of Thakeham, Ric., Susan, w. of Ric., m. 1 Wm. Bennett, Wm. Pratt, fam., Warden (later Sergison), Thos., Warenne, Wm. de, earl of Surrey, Warminghurst, adv., agric., alehouse, bailiff, benefice, Bowford, bdry., Bridgers, bridges, chaplains, char., ch., clubs, common pasture, ct., curates, dom. archit., fields, open, Heath common, q.v. inc., incumbents, and see Clough, Rog.; Leeves, Rob.; Pratt, Wm.; Warren, Hen. Jinkes Fm., see Warminghurst: Slater's Copyhold lands in, local govt., man., ho. (Warminghurst Place), mkt. gardening, mill, Newhouse Fm., nonconf., pk., place name, pond, poor relief, pop., rectors, residential devel., rds., Rom. Cath., sch., settlement, Slater's Copyhold (Jinkes Fm.), tithes, trades and ind., Tudor Village, vicarage, Warminghurst Place, see Warminghurst: man. warren, free, water supply, Wolves, West, see Ashington woods, Warnecamp, see Warningcamp Warneford: Mary, see Shelley Thos., Warnham, as address, adv., agric., Bailing Hill, bdry., bridges, and see Horsham: Farthing Bridge Broomlands (Broom Ho., Broomhall), char., Charmans, ch., clubs and socs., common pasture, ct., Cradles Fm. (Oakhurst, Rowhook Manor), curates, Denne, q.v. dom. archit., Ends Place (Old Ho., Warnham Place), entertainment, fair, Farthing Bridge, see Horsham Field Place, fields, open, Friday Street, Fusts, see Warnham: Warnham Place glebe, Hollands, inc., inns, Kingsfold, lands in, library, local govt., man., mkt. gardening, Mayes, mill pond, mills, museum, nonconf., Northlands, Oakhurst, see Warnham: Cradles Fm. Old Ho., see Warnham: Ends Place pks., place names, n, poor relief, pop., Powers, see Warnham: Slaughterford public servs., rly. sta., reading rooms, rectory, residential devel., riv., see Boldings brook rds., Rom. Cath., Rowhook, Rowhook Manor, see Warnham: Cradles Fm. schs., settlement, shops, Slaughterford (Powers), sport, tithes, trades and ind., vicarage, ho., vicars, and see Holland, Thos.; Shuckford, Sam. village, village green, village hall, Warnham Ct., Warnham Lodge, Warnham Place (Fusts), and see Warnham: Ends Place Westbrook Hall (West Ho.), Westons, woods, wkho., Warningcamp (Warnecamp), John, and his w. Isabel, Warningcamp, Warningore, in Chailey and East Chiltington, Warren: Eliz. Harriet, m. Thos. Jas. Bulkeley, Vct. Bulkeley, Sir Geo., Hen., incumbent of Warminghurst, rector of Ashington, fam., Warren-Bulkeley, see Bulkeley warren, free, warrens, Wase: John (d. by 1533), John (fl. 1556), Nic., Washington, as address, Chancton, ch., Clayton, q.v. Highden, lands in, man., rectory, rds., Rowdell, vicarage, vicar, and see Blagden Washington in the Wold, see Horsham Waterman, John, Weald, outliers of manors, q.v. pasture, rds., towns, weaving, see textiles Webb: Sir Aston, (later Webb Weston), John, Mary, see Smith Phil., Phil. Carteret, Mr. (fl. 1796), Webster, John, Welbank, John, Wellcross, see Itchingfield Welle, Wm., Welle, in Itchingfield, see Itchingfield Weller: Chas. (firm), John, Welsh cattle, see cattle raising Wesleyans, see Methodists West: Mic., Thos., Ld. de la Warr, West Country, West Sussex, see Sussex, West West Sussex Gazette, West Sussex Guardian, West Sussex (County) Times, Westbrook Hall, see Warnham Westlands, see Grinstead, West Westminster, see London Westminster bank, Weston: John (d. by 1690), John (d. 1730), John Webb, see Webb Mary, see Copley Melior Mary, dau. of John, Ric., Wm., fam., Weston Bros., Westons, see Warnham Wharrie, Mary, see Harben Wheatley, John, whipping post, White: Antonia, Mrs. Jane, Mat., Thos. (fl. 1669-91), Thos. (fl. 1714, ? another), Wm., Whitehall, see Shipley Whitshed, Adm. Sir Jas. Hawkins, Whitter: W., Wm. (d. by 1839), Wm. (fl. 1843-4), Wickens, Hen., Wicker: John (d. 1720), John (d. 1741), John (d. 1767), Mary, m. Sir Thos. Broughton, widow's bench, see freebench wife-selling, Wigram, W. A., Wilcock, Valerie, Wilde, Oscar, William I, William son of Bonard, Williams: Anne, see Hobson Ralph Vaughan, see Vaughan Williams Thos., Williamson: Dorothy, see Fenwick Jos., rector of Thakeham, Sir Thos., Wilmer, Thos., vicar of Pagham, Wilshaw, Hen., rector of West Grinstead, Wilson: Edw., rector of Ashurst, his s., Jas., Sarah, Wilton (Wilts.), Wiltshire: Isabel, see Clothall Joan, m. Thos. Bellingham, John, Wiltshire, and see Grimstead, East or West; Wilton Wimblehurst, see Horsham Wimborne (Dors.), Winchelsea, Winchester, bp. of, see Ponet Windham, Chas. A., and see Wyndham Windsor (Berks.), wine, see rents Winslow (Bucks.), Wisborough Green, Drungewick, Wisden: Lt.-Col. T. F., his w., Thos., Wiseman, Thos., Wiston, Rob. of, Wiston, as address, Buddington, chant., man., rectory, village, see Buncton: Wiston village Withyham, see Shipley Wolf: Edw., Nic., John (d. by 1390s), John (fl. 1402), John (fl. 1450), John (fl. 1475), John (fl. 1526, ? another), John (d. by 1571), Nic. (d. 1608), Nic. (fl. 1670, ? more than one), Rob., Rog., Thos., Wal. (fl. 1323-41, ? more than one), Wm., Mrs. (d. by 1664), fam., Wolves, East and West, see Ashington women's institute, Wood: Geo., Jas., vicar of Warnham, John (fl. 1482), John (fl. 1658), John (d. by 1843), and see Awood woods, and see under names of places woodland trades, Woodman: Geo., his w., Mat., Wm., Woodmancote, Woodroffe, G. T., Woodside Nurseries, see Thakeham Woodward: Revd. Thos., Wm. Peckham, fam., wool merchants, wool trade, see textiles Woolven, Thos., workhouses: parish, union, Worsfold: John, Thos., worsted, see textiles Worth, Wm. H., Worth, see Crabbet Park; Three Bridges Worthing, Kursaal, rds., Wotton (Surr.), see Okewood Wrathall: Euphemia Harper, Wm., Wriothesley, Thos., earl of Southampton, Wroughton: Mary Anne, see Musgrave Revd. Phil., Wyatt, Isabella, Wyckham, see Steyning Wyndham: Chas. Hen., Ld. Leconfield, Geo. F., Geo. O'Brien, earl of Egremont, fam., and see Windham Y.M.C.A., Yapton, Yates: Hen. (d. 1685), Hen. (fl. 1700), Hen. (d. 1716, ? another), Ric., Thos. (fl. 1737), Thos. (d. by 1758, ? another), his daus., Col. (? Thos., d. by 1758), Yeats, W. B., Yokebourne stream, Young: John (fl. 1623-6), John (fl. 1695-1705, ? more than one), Ockenden, Wm.,