Index: K-Z

Keith, Geo., rector of Edburton,

Kempe:
-, C. E., glazier,
-, Edw.,
-, Mary,
-, Sir Garret,
-, Thos.,

Kennard, Steph., n

Kennie, Wm.,

Kent,
-, lathes,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, and see Canterbury; Cranbrook; Deptford; Dover; Greenwich; Ifield (Kent); Lees Court; Maidstone; Woolwich

Keymer, see Burgess Hill

Kilner, Geo.,

Kilnwood, see Beeding, Lower: Kilnwood

King, fam.,

King's Barn (in Upper Beeding),
-, est.,

King's Barn (in Upper Beeding),
-, agric.,
-, ct.,
-, hund.,
-, man. (Steyning Braose), fm.,
-, pop.,
-, tithes,
-, tithing,

Kings, see Cowfold

Kings Barn, see Cowfold: Kings

Kingsbarns, see Grinstead, West: Bidlington Kingsbarns man.

Kingsfold, Jn.,

Kingston by Sea,
-, est.,
-, man.,

Kitchen, J. A.,

kitchens, detached,

Knepp (in Shipley):
-, bailiwick,
-, cast.,
-, man.,
-, pk.,

Knight, G. C.,

Knights Hospitaller,

Knights Templar,

Knowles, Miss M. M.,

Kybe, Ric.,

labourers' assembly,

Lamb, A. M.,

Lambs Green, see Rusper

Lamport, - (fl. 1776),

Lancing:
-, man.,
-, tithes,

landscape gardening,

Langhurst, fam.,

Langhurst, see Rusper: Langhurst

Langlands Pearse, see Burrows, Jennifer

Langley, fam.,

Langley Green (in Ifield, later Crawley new town):
-, ch.,
-, community centre,
-, green,
-, growth,
-, nurseries,
-, playground,
-, pop.,
-, rds.,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, sch.,
-, shopping,
-, youth centre,

Langleys, see Ifield

Laporta, V.,

Lashmarshall, see Henfield: Lashmarshall

lawn tennis, see tennis

Lawrence, Alexander Graham, Ld. Lawrence,

Laxman:
-, Joan, see Maidenhatch
-, Ric.,
-, Wm.,

leather and tanning,

Leconfield, Ld., see Wyndham

Lee, Chas.,

Leeds:
-, Jn.,
-, Sir Thos.,

Lees Court (Kent),

Leeves:
-, Rob. (fl. 1705),
-, Rob. (d. 1744 × 1749),
-, Sam.,

Leith Hill (Surr.),

Lemon, Mark,

Lennox, Chas., duke of Richmond,

Leonard, St.,

Leonardslee, see Beeding, Lower

Levenot (fl. 1066),

Lewes,
-, archdeacon, see Otter, W. B.
-, as address,
-, Barbican Ho. Mus.,
-, buses,
-, carriers,
-, priory,
-, est.,
-, prior, and see Nelond
-, rape,
-, bdry.,
-, muster,
-, rds.,

Lewin:
-, Fras. E.,
-, Hen.,
-, Jas.,
-, Martha, see Spencer
-, Mary Emily, w. of Thos.,
-, R. N. S.,
-, S. R.,
-, Spencer Jas., vicar of Ifield and rector of Crawley,
-, Thos.,

Lewis, H. R., and Co.,

Lewknor:
-, Cecily,
-, Edw.,
-, Marg.,
-, Nic., rector of Rusper,
-, Sir Rog. (fl. 1515),
-, Sir Rog. (d. 1543, ? another),
-, his daus.,
-, fam.,

ley farming,

libraries,

Lindfield,

Lintott:
-, Anne, see Gratwicke
-, Cassandra Gratwicke, m. Hen. Farncombe,
-, Hen.,
-, Jn. (d. 1721-2),
-, Jn. (d. 1730),
-, Jn. (d. 1744),
-, Jn. (d. 1781),
-, Jn. Hen.,
-, Joan, see Agate
-, Thos. (d. 1717),
-, Thos. (d. 1730),
-, fam.,

Lislebonne:
-, Jn. de (fl. 1348),
-, Jn. de (s. of last, b. 1341),
-, Sibyl, see Buci

Littlemore (Oxon.),
-, ch.,

Littler, Prince,

Littleworth, see Cowfold

Littleworth (unlocated),

livery stables,

Lloyd, Jas.,

Local Government Board,

Loder:
-, Sir Edm., Bt.,
-, Sir Giles,

London:
-, Eliz., see Cowper
-, Jn. (fl. 1641),
-, Jn. (fl. 1671, s. or grds. of last),

London,
-, archit.,
-, as address,
-, bp.,
-, and see Juxon
-, Camberwell, q.v.
-, Deptford, q.v.
-, fish trade,
-, Greenwich, q.v.
-, ind.,
-, migration from,
-, milk supply,
-, planning,
-, postal servs.,
-, rabbit trade,
-, rlys., and see London-Brighton rly.
-, rds.,
-, Southwark, q.v.
-, vegetable supply,
-, Wandsworth, q.v.
-, Westminster, q.v.
-, Woolwich, q.v.

London County Bus Services Ltd.,

London Passenger Transport Board,

London Transport Executive,

London-Brighton rly.,

Long Ho., see Cowfold: Welches

Longley:
-, Ann,
-, Hen.,
-, Jas.,
-, Jas. (later Jas. Longley & Co. Ltd.),
-, fam.,

Lord Protector, see Cromwell

Loring, Cdr. E. K.,

Lower Beeding, see Beeding, Lower

Lowfield Heath, see Charlwood

Luvehest, see Ewhurst

Lyne Ho., see Newdigate

M.E.L., see Mullard Equipment Ltd.

M.S.E. Precision Instruments Ltd.(later MSE),

machine tool manufacture,

McAdam, J. L.,

McKergow, Lt.-Col. R. W.,

Maclise, -,

Macpherson, Jn.,

Madgwick:
-, Anne, see Gratwicke
-, Eliz., m. Thos. Steele,
-, Jn.,
-, his s.,
-, Ric.,

Maidenhatch:
-, Isabel, dau. of Thos.,
-, Isabel, w. of Thos., see de la Mare
-, Joan, m. Ric. Laxman,
-, Marg., m. Wm. of Tendring,
-, Sibyl,
-, Thos.,

Maidment, C. H.,

Maidstone (Kent),

Maine et Loire, see St. Florent

Malling, South:
-, Cliffe, q.v.
-, collegiate ch.,

Malmeyns, fam.,

Manners, Wm.,

Mannings Heath (in Nuthurst),

Maplehurst, Rob. of, n

Maplehurst (in Nuthurst),
-, common pasture,
-, est.,
-, hamlet,
-, inc.,
-, inn,
-, place name,
-, rds.,
-, trades,

Marchant, Thos.,

Margesson:
-, Revd. Wm.,
-, Col.,

Mariott (Marryett):
-, Edm.,
-, Jn. (fl. 1622),
-, Jn. (fl. 1699),
-, Jn. (fl. 1715, ? another),
-, Thos. (d. 1591),
-, Thos. (fl. 1699),

market gdns. and nurseries,
-, gdn. centre,

Marks & Spencer Ltd.,

Marles mill, see Cowfold: mills; Gosden

Marlpost, see Horsham

Marryett, see Mariott

Marshal, Steph., of Wick,

Marshall:
-, Chas.,
-, Edw.,
-, Geo., curate of Horsham,
-, Geo. C.,
-, Wm.,

Martin:
-, Wm., rector of Rusper,
-, fam., n

Martyrs Memorial Trust,

Mary I,

Mary, queen of George V,

Mason, Barnard, rector of Nuthurst,

Masters, L. N.,

Maunsel, Jn.,

Maybank:
-, Eleanor, m. Jn. Horsey,
-, Phil. (d. c. 1323),
-, Phil. (fl. c. 1323, grds. of last),
-, Phil. (fl. 1390s),
-, Ric. (fl. 1360),
-, Ric. (fl. 1378, ? another),
-, (or Horton), Wm. of,
-, Wm. (fl. 1316, another),

Mayfield,

meadows, lot,

merchet,

Mesolithic rem.,

metalworking,

Methodists,
-, Calvinistic,
-, Primitive,
-, Wesleyan,

Meyrick, H. D., vicar of Upper Beeding,

Michell:
-, Anne, w. of Jn.,
-, Faith, w. of Hen.,
-, Hen. (d. 1789),
-, Hen. (fl. 1898),
-, Hen. C.,
-, Jn. (fl. 1553),
-, Jn. (fl. 1634),
-, Jn. (fl. 1655),
-, Jn. (fl. 1684),
-, Jn. (fl. 1707),
-, Jn. (fl. 1722),
-, Jn., of Lewes (d. by 1736),
-, Ric.,
-, Rog. (d. 1576),
-, Rog. (fl. 1576, s. of last),
-, Rog. (fl. 1641, ? another),
-, Thos. (fl. 1534),
-, Thos. (fl. 1669),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,

Micklepage Fm., see Nuthurst

Micklethwaite, see Clarke, Somers

Mid Sussex dist.,

Mid Sussex Joint Water Board,

Mid Sussex rly.,

Middle walk, see Beeding, Lower: Middle walk

Middlesex, see Syon; Uxbridge; Westminster

Middleton:
-, Arthur,
-, Jn. (s. of Arthur),
-, Jn. (d. 1636),
-, Jn. (fl. 1651, s. of Thos.),
-, Jn. (d. 1745),
-, Thos. (fl. 1624),
-, Thos. (fl. c. 1642),
-, Thos. (fl. 1683),
-, fam.,

Midhurst, King Edward VII Sanatorium,

Mill:
-, Mary,
-, Ralph (fl. 1678),
-, Ralph at,
-, fam., of Greatham,

Millé, Jn., rector of Nuthurst, n

Miller, Capt. A. G.,

Millers, saddlers,

Milles, Thos., vicar of Henfield,

Mills:
-, Edm. (fl. 1707),
-, Edm. (fl. 1770, ? same as last),
-, Geo.,
-, Mich.,

mills:
-, bone,
-, oil-powered,
-, saw,
-, steam,
-, wind,
-, woollen,
-, and see under names of places

Millward, fam.,

Minchin, J. A.,

Minoprio, Ant.,

moated sites,

Mock bridge, see Henfield: bridges

Mockford, fam.,

Mole, riv.,

Molyneux:
-, Edw.,
-, Mary, see Caryll
-, Sir Ric., his w., see Caryll, Mary

Monk:
-, Joan,
-, Jn. (fl. 1571),
-, Jn. (fl. 1580),
-, Rob. (fl. 1551),
-, Rob. (fl. late 16th cent., ? another),
-, fam.,

Monk's Gate (in Nuthurst),
-, agric.,
-, gate,
-, hamlet,
-, inc.,
-, ind. and trade,
-, music,
-, pub. servs.,

Monk's Lodge walk, see Beeding, Lower: Monk's Lodge walk

Monroe, Capt. Gordon,

Montague, Vcts., see Browne

Montfort, Pet. de,

Montgomery, Hon. Mrs., see Wyndham

Moon, fam., n

More:
-, Margery,
-, Ralph atte,

Morley:
-, Jn.,
-, Ric.,
-, Susanna,

Morley, see Woodmancote

Morley (Morleys), see Shermanbury

Morton:
-, Eleanor, m. Jn. Plumer,
-, J. B.,
-, Ric.,

mosque,

Mosse, fam.,

Mothercare,

motor repair,

motor-car manufacture,

motorways,
-, London-Brighton (M 23),

Moustow:
-, Jn. at,
-, Ralph at,

Moustows, see Henfield

Mowbray:
-, Eliz., w. of Jn., duke of Norf.,
-, Eliz., w. of Thos., duke of Norf.,
-, Jn.,
-, Thos., duke of Norf.,
-, fam., est.,

Muddleswood, see Newtimber

Mullard Equipment Ltd. (later M.E.L. Equipment Co. Ltd.),

Murseng:
-, Annore, w. of Reynold,
-, Reynold de,

mushrooms,

Muslims,

Mutton:
-, Thos. (d. 1755),
-, Thos. (fl. 1876),
-, Wm. (d. c. 1708),
-, Wm. (fl. 1866),
-, fam.,

Naples,

Nash, Chas., rector of Albourne,

Nash Fm., see Steyning

National Freight Consortium plc,

National Playing Fields' Association,

Neal:
-, Jas.,
-, Rob.,

Neal and Cooper,

Negus, Edm., rector of Albourne,

Nelond, Thos., prior of Lewes,

Nelthorpe:
-, (formerly Cowne), Jas. Tudor,
-, Eliz.,
-, Wm.,

Neolithic rem.,

Nep Town (in Henfield),
-, chap.,
-, common pasture,
-, ind.,
-, inns,
-, mkt. gdns.,
-, meadows,
-, pub. servs.,
-, sch.,
-, settlement,
-, windmill,

Nevill:
-, Geo., Ld. Bergavenny,
-, Hen., Ld. Bergavenny,
-, Marg., m. Sir Rob. Southwell,
-, Mary, Lady Despenser, m. Sir Thos. Fane,
-, Sir Thos.,
-, - (fl. 1917),

New Lodge walk, see Beeding, Lower: New Lodge walk

New Pk.:
-, bailiwick,
-, and see St. Leonard's Forest: New Pk.

New Town, see Crawley: new towns

new towns, medieval,

Newbuildings, see Shipley

Newcastle, duke of, see Holles; Pelham-Holles

Newdigate:
-, Jn.,
-, Rob.,
-, Thos.,
-, Wm.,
-, Wm. (another),

Newdigate (Surr.):
-, est.,
-, Lyne Ho.,
-, rds.,

Newells, see Beeding, Lower: Newells

Newells fm., see Nuthurst

Newhaven, as address,

Newhouse, Thos., rector of Nuthurst, and n

Newman:
-, Bernard J. (firm),
-, Jn. Hen., cardinal,

Newstead Fm., see Beeding, Lower

Newtimber,
-, benefice,
-, Muddleswood,
-, Saddlescombe, man.,

Nightingale, Moses,

Noel, see Nowell

nonconformity, protestant, and see Adventists; Assemblies of God; Baptists; Brethren; Calvinists; Christadelphians; Congregationalists; Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion; Elim Foursquare Gospel Alliance; Jehovah's Witnesses; Methodists; Pentecostalists; Presbyterians; Quakers; Salvation Army; Spiritualists; Unitarians; United fsReformed church; and under names of places

Nonsuch palace, see Cuddington

Norfolk, dukes of, see Howard; Mowbray

Norris, Mrs. Marg.,

North End walk, see Beeding, Lower: Stone Lodge walk

Northampton, dowager mchnss. of, see Smith

Northgate (in Crawley new town),

Northo:
-, Olive, see Hastentoft
-, Wm. of (fl. 1298),
-, Wm. of (fl. 1316),
-, Wm. of (fl. 1320, ? same as last),
-, Wm. of (d. 1338, ? another),
-, Wm. of (fl. 1357, s. of last),

Northtown, see Edburton: Northtown

Northumberland, earls of, see Percy

Norton:
-, Bridger,
-, Harnden,
-, Jn. (d. 1736),
-, Jn. (d. 1752 or 1753),
-, Jn. (fl. 1840s),
-, Thos.,

Nottingham, earls of, see Berkeley

Nottinghamshire, see Clumber

Nowell (Noel):
-, Jn.,
-, Rob. (fl. 1229),
-, Rob. (fl. 1305),
-, Rob. (d. 1350, ? another),

Nunnery, see Rusper

Nutham, see Horsham

Nuthurst,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, area,
-, bdry.,
-, Booth land,
-, Botting's fm., and n,
-, bridges:
-, Birchen, and n
-, Golding's,
-, Broadwater, Little, q.v.
-, buses,
-, chant.,
-, chap.,
-, ch.,
-, archit.,
-, missions,
-, chwdns.,
-, clubs and socs.,
-, common pasture,
-, Copsale, q.v.
-, curates,
-, and see Blew
-, dom. archit.,
-, educ.,
-, Elliotts,
-, est.,
-, Gaveston Hall,
-, glebe,
-, heaths,
-, High Hurst, q.v.
-, inc.,
-, inns,
-, Isaac's Cottage, n
-, Knowells, see Nuthurst: Newells fm.
-, local govt.,
-, man.,
-, Mannings Heath, q.v.
-, Maplehurst, q.v.
-, Micklepage Fm.,
-, mills,
-, Monk's Gate, q.v.
-, Newells fm.,
-, ho.,
-, Nuthurst Lodge, see Sedgewick: pk.: ho.
-, Old Pk., see Beeding, Lower: Old Pk.
-, par. rm.,
-, ponds,
-, Boothland, n
-, Roosthole, n
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, pub. servs.,
-, rly.,
-, rectors, and n, and see Alcock; Andrewes, Rog. and Wm.; Barker, Jas.; Beale, Jerome; Edgley; French, Thos.; Green, Chris.; Gulston; Millé; Newhouse; Phipps; Pleydell; Rives; Robert; Valentine
-, rectory,
-, rectory ho.,
-, Rickfield,
-, bailiwick,
-, local govt.,
-, rds.,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, sch.,
-, Sedgewick, q.v.
-, settlement,
-, sport,
-, Swallowfield, n,
-, tithes,
-, trades and ind.,
-, village,
-, woods,
-, Hamwood,
-, Stonehurst,
-, and see Horestock

Nutknowle, see Woodmancote

Oakendene, fam.,

Oakendene, see Cowfold

Oaklands, see Shermanbury

Ockenden:
-, Jn. (fl. 1397), and his w. Christian,
-, Jn. (fl. 1555),
-, Ric.,
-, fam.,

Ockley (Surr.),

officers of hundreds, manors, and vills, see aldermen; aletasters; bailiffs; beadles; constables; coroner; crier; curimannus; foresters; haywards; headboroughs; overseer of pig ringing; parkers and park keepers; pound keeper; rangers (forest); receiver; reeves; shireman; tithingmen; warreners

Offington, see Broadwater

Oglethorpe, Owen, vicar of Beeding, later bp. of Carlisle,

oilcake,

Old Bridge, see Beeding, Upper; Botolphs

Olive:
-, Jn.,
-, Mary,

Onslow, Rob.,

Oreham:
-, Isabel of,
-, Rob. of,

Oreham, see Henfield

Orlebar, Mrs., see Borrer

Orlton, Hugh,

orphanage,

Osborne, Thos.,

Osmund, king of Suss.,

Otter, W. B., vicar of Cowfold and archdeacon of Lewes,

Ovelei, see Henfield: Woolfly

overseer of pig ringing,

Oxford:
-, as address,
-, Christ Church, dean, see Hygdon
-, coaches,
-, Exeter Coll.,
-, Magdalen Coll., n,
-, fellows, and see Cholmeley
-, president, see Hygdon
-, Magdalen Hall, vice-principal,

Oxfordshire, see Garsington; Godstow; Littlemore; Oxford

Page, F. W.,

Paine, Jn.,

paint making,

Pakyns, see Hurstpierpoint: man.

Pankhurst, Hen. and his w. Mary,

pannage,

paper goods manufacture,

Parham,

Parker, Alex.,

parkers and park keepers,

Parkgate, see Beeding, Lower

Parkgate (Patchgate), see Cowfold

Parkhurst:
-, Anne, see Whiting
-, Edw.,

Parkminster, see Cowfold: Parkminster

Parknowle, see Cowfold: Parkminster

parks,
-, country,
-, medieval, and see under names of places

Parson:
-, Thos. (fl. 1625-57),
-, Thos. (fl. 1669, ? another),

Partridge Green (in West Grinstead),

passages:
-, early first-floor,
-, screens,

Patchgate, fam.,

Patchgate:
-, bailiwick,
-, and see Cowfold: Parkgate

Patching:
-, Thos. (fl. 1658),
-, Thos. (fl. 1683),

Paythorne, see Fulking: Paythorne

Pearse, Jennifer Langlands, seeBurrows, Jennifer

Pease Pottage, see Slaugham

peat digging,

Peck:
-, Anne,
-, Hen. (d. 1675 or 1676),
-, Hen. (d. c. 1680, s. of last),
-, Hen. (fl. 1714),
-, Jn.,
-, Martha, m. - Harsnett,
-, Wm.,
-, Mr. (fl. 1724),

Peirce, fam., n

Pelham:
-, Eliz., see West
-, Frances, see Heath
-, Frances (fl. 1786),
-, Hen. (fl. 1700-31),
-, Hen. (d. 1754),
-, his daus.,
-, Herb.,
-, Mary, n
-, Thos., see Pelham-Holles
-, Thos. (fl. 1736),
-, Thos., earl of Chich. (d. 1805, s. of last),

Pelham-Holles, Thos., duke of Newcastle,

Pellatt:
-, Anne,
-, Sir Benj.,
-, Cath., m. Wm. Hippisley,
-, Rose,

Penfold, fam.,

Pentecostalists,

Peppersgate (in Lower Beeding and Cowfold),

Perching, see Fulking

Percy:
-, Eleanor, see Poynings
-, Eliz., see Hartridge
-, Hen., earl of Northumb. (d. 1461),
-, Hen., earl of Northumb. (d. 1489),
-, Hen., earl of Northumb. (d. 1527),
-, Hen., earl of Northumb. (d. 1537),
-, Hen., earl of Northumb. (d. 1585),
-, Jn.,
-, Sir Wm. (fl. 1378), n,
-, Sir Wm. (fl. 1390),
-, Wm. (fl. 1402, ? another),

Perrier, fam.,

Perriers, see Shermanbury: Shermanbury Grange

Peto, see George

Petworth:
-, as address,
-, buses,

Pevensey:
-, levels,
-, rape,

Peverel:
-, And. (d. 1274),
-, And. (d. 1328), and his w. Alice,
-, Sir And. (d. 1375), and his w. Cath.,
-, Thos. (d. 1306),

pheasants, see shooting, field sports, and sporting estates

Philips group,

Phillips:
-, Matt.,
-, Wm.,

Phipps, Barré, rector of Nuthurst, n

Picknoll:
-, Alice,
-, Hen.,
-, Jn.,
-, Ralph,
-, Rob.,
-, Wm. (fl. 1327 × 1342),
-, Wm. (fl. 1393),
-, fam.,

Picknoll, see Cowfold: Parkminster

Pict, fam.,

Picton, Mr.,

Pierpoint, fam.,

pigeon ho., see dovecot

Pilbeam, Jn.,

Pilfold:
-, Jn. (fl. 1557),
-, Jn. (fl. 1581),
-, Ric.,
-, Wm. (fl. 1491),
-, Wm. (fl. 1557),

pillory,

Piper, Rob.,

Pipon:
-, Anne, see Rodney
-, Manaton,

plantations, see forestry and woodmanship

plastics ind.,

Pleydell, Josiah, rector of Nuthurst, n

Plumer:
-, Eleanor, see Morton
-, Jn.,
-, fam.,

Plummers Plain, see Lower Beeding: Plummers Plain

Plymouth Brethren, see Brethren

Pococke, Ric., later bp. of Ossory and Meath,

Pook:
-, Hen., and his w. Agnes,
-, Ric. le (fl. 1296),
-, Rob. le (fl. 1248),
-, Rob. le (fl. 1280, ? another),
-, Rob. (fl. 1327-32, ? another),
-, Rob. (fl. 1341, ? same as last),
-, Wm. le (fl. 1280),
-, Wm. (fl. 1296, ? another),

Pooks, see Shermanbury

Portslade,

Portsmouth (Hants),

potteries,

Potts, see Shermanbury

poultry farming,
-, geese,
-, pheasants,
-, turkeys,

Pound Hill (in Crawley new town),

pound keeper,

Powlett:
-, Eliz., see Ward
-, Wm.,
-, Capt. Wm.,

Poynings:
-, Sir Edw., n
-, Eleanor, m. Hen. Percy, earl of Northumb.,
-, Mich.,
-, Sir Ric.,
-, Rob. (fl. 1402),
-, Rob., Ld. Poynings (d. 1446),
-, Thos. of (fl. 1328),
-, fam.,

Poynings,
-, area,
-, benefice,
-, bdry.,
-, ch.,
-, common,
-, hund.,
-, man.,
-, rds.,

Poyntz, W. S.,

Pratt, Mrs., see Saillard

Presbyterians,

Prestwood (in Ifield):
-, common,
-, common pasture,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Little Prestwood,
-, man.,
-, cts.,
-, ho. (Lower Prestwood Fm.),
-, rds.,

Priaulx:
-, Paul,
-, Pet.,
-, Wm., rector of Rusper,

Primrose League,

Pringle:
-, Jn.,
-, Mark,
-, Mary Anne, w. of Jn.,

printing ind.,

Pudenden, Gilb. of,

Pulborough,

Punch,

Pyecombe,
-, rector,

Quakers,
-, meeting ho.,

quarrying:
-, gravel,
-, sand,
-, stone,

Quecche, Hugh,

Queen Anne's Bounty,

Quincefold, see Rusper: man.: Gardiners Fm.

R.E.M.E.,

rabbit farming,

rabbit warrens,

racing, horse,

Rackham, Emma of, m. Wm. Grand,

Raddington, Wm. of, warden of Wyndham hosp., n

Radmyld:
-, Thos., n
-, fam.,

railways, and see Horsham- Dorking; Horsham-Shoreham; London-Brighton; Three Bridges-Horsham; and under names of places

Ramsden, Ric.,

rangers (forest),

Rannulf (fl. before 1086), his s., see William

rape, oilseed,

Rawson, Philip H.,

Read, Chas.,

reading rms.,

reaping, overseeing (customary service),

receiver, hund.,

Rede, Wm., bp. of Chich.,

Redhill (Surr.),

Rediffusion Organization,
-, Redifon Ltd. (later Rediffusion Simulation Ltd.),

Reed, Rog.,

reeves,

regicide, see Downes

Reigate (Surr.),

religions, non-Christian,

rent collecting (customary service),

reservoirs,

Ricardo, Harry,

Rich, St. Edm., abp. of Cant.,

Richard, earl of Cornwall,

Richard, St., bp. of Chich.,

Richmond, duke of, see Lennox

Rickfield, see Nuthurst

Rideout:
-, Revd. Gilb.,
-, Hen.,
-, Hen. Wood,
-, Jn., rector of Woodmancote,

Ridge, atte, fam.,

Ridgelands, see Cowfold: Eastridge

Rigg:
-, H. A.,
-, his w.,

Riley, -, solicitor,

Ripon (Yorks. N.R.), canon,

Rivaux, Pet. de,

river transport,

Rives, Jn., rector of Nuthurst, n

Roadmender,

roads,
-, hollow-ways,
-, Roman,
-, tollgates,
-, turnpike,
-, tollhos.,
-, and see motorways; and under names of places

Robert, Wal., rector of Nuthurst,

Roberts:
-, Jn. (fl. 1555),
-, Jn. (d. 1658),
-, Jn. (d. 1706),
-, Jn. (d. 1739),
-, Jn. (d. c. 1776),
-, Sarah, w. of Jn.,
-, Thos. (d. 1593),
-, Thos. (d. before 1765),

Robinson, Mrs. Sarah,

Rodney:
-, Anne, see Dennett
-, Anne, m. Manaton Pipon,
-, Patience, m. R. W. D. Harley,
-, Capt. Rob. (d. 1826),
-, Rob., Ld. Rodney,
-, Sarah, see Singleton
-, fam.,

Roffey (in Horsham),
-, bailiwick,
-, forester,
-, camp,
-, gate, see Beeding, Lower: Roffey gate
-, man.,
-, rds.,

Roffey End walk, see Beeding, Lower: Stone Lodge walk

Roffey Pk., see Beeding, Lower: Hollywood

Rolf, Hugh, vicar of Henfield, warden of Wyndham hosp. and treasurer of Chich. cath.,

Rolt:
-, Cecily, see West
-, Hen.,

Roman Catholicism,
-, and see Capuchin Franciscans

Roman remains,

Roos, Sir Hen.,

Roosthole pond, see Nuthurst: ponds

Ross:
-, Hen., his w.,

Rotherfield, rector, see Vinter

Rotherwick, Ld., see Cayzer

Rottingdean, est.,

Royal Air Force,

rubber ind.,

Rudgwick,

Rusper,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, almshos.,
-, area,
-, Ashfolds,
-, Axsmiths (Axmas),
-, Baldhorns (Pk.),
-, bdry.,
-, buses,
-, causeway, n
-, char.,
-, Chowles,
-, ch.,
-, archit.,
-, chwdns.,
-, Le Court (Ct. Ho.),
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, educ.,
-, est.,
-, Faygate, q.v.
-, Friday St.,
-, Gardiners Fm. (Quincefold),
-, geol.,
-, glebe,
-, Gotwick,
-, ho. (Keeper's Mount),
-, and see Rusper: Orltons Fm.
-, High Rusper,
-, Highams,
-, Hyde Drive, q.v.
-, inns,
-, Lambs Green,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Langhurst,
-, libr.,
-, local govt.,
-, man.,
-, and see Faygate: Carylls Fm.
-, mills,
-, Nunnery,
-, ho.,
-, pk.,
-, Orltons Fm.,
-, ho.,
-, Peter's Fm.,
-, pks.,
-, place name,
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, priory,
-, and n,
-, archit.,
-, cts.,
-, dedic.,
-, est.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, pub. servs.,
-, rly.,
-, reading rm.,
-, recreation ground,
-, rectors, and see Browne, Jos.; Lewknor, Mich.; Martin, Wm.; Priaulx, Wm.; Synnott
-, rectory,
-, rectory ho.,
-, rds.,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, sch.,
-, sch. board,
-, settlement,
-, sport,
-, Stammerham fm.,
-, tithes,
-, trades and ind.,
-, village,
-, village hall,
-, woods,
-, Horsegills,

Rusper Clay Works,

Russell:
-, Nat.,
-, Sir Wm., Bt.,
-, Mr. (fl. 1682),

Rycaut, Sir Pet.,

Rye,

Sackville:
-, Jn. (fl. 1544),
-, Jn. (fl. 1547),
-, Ric. (fl. 1544),
-, Sir Ric. (fl. 1565),
-, Sir Ric. (d. 1566, ? same as last),
-, Sir Thos., Ld. Buckhurst,

saddle-tree making (foysting),

Saddlescombe, see Newtimber

Saillard:
-, P. F. R., his dau., m. - Pratt,

Sainsbury, J., plc,

St. Anthony of Padua, guild,

St. Florent near Saumur (Maine et
-, Loire), abbey,

St. Hilda, Community of,

St. John:
-, Hen.,
-, Susanna, m. - Wigsell,

St. Leonard's Forest (in Beeding),
-, agric.,
-, bailiwicks, and n,
-, bdry.,
-, chap.,
-, est.,
-, warden,
-, chaplains,
-, collector,
-, cts.,
-, fair,
-, forest officers,
-, gates,
-, inns,
-, iron ind.,
-, ironworking,
-, lawns (launds),
-, legends,
-, local govt.,
-, lodges,
-, man.,
-, man. ho. (St. Leonard's ho. or New Lodge),
-, Mick Mills's Race,
-, New Pk.,
-, pale,
-, pk.,
-, pop.,
-, rabbit warrens, see Beeding, Lower: rabbit warrens
-, rangers,
-, lodge,
-, rector,
-, rds.,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, settlement,
-, sport,
-, stone,
-, Suthboys wood,
-, timber,
-, tithes,
-, underwood,
-, walks,
-, wards, see St. Leonard's forest: bailiwicks

Sakeham:
-, Hen. of,
-, Rob. of,

Sakeham (in Shermanbury),
-, agric.,
-, est.,

Salisbury (Wilts.),
-, cath., prebendary,

salt marsh,

saltmaking,

Salvation Army,

Sanctuary, Thos., sheriff of Suss.,

Sandfield, see Ifield: Stumbleholm

Sands man., see Fulking: Perching

Sandys:
-, Thos., Ld. Sandys,
-, fam.,

Saumur, see St. Florent

Saunder:
-, Jn.,
-, Ric.,
-, fam.,

Savage:
-, Jn. le,
-, Rob. le (fl. 1222),
-, Rob. le (fl. 1234),
-, Rob. le (fl. 1242 × 1248, ? another),
-, fam., n

Sayers Common, see Hurstpierpoint

Scardefield, Wm.,

Schokere, Jn. le,

schools, special,

Science Mus.,

scientific equipment making,

Scott:
-, G. H. C., vicar of Ifield,
-, Sir Geo. Gilb., architect,
-, Jas.,
-, Jn. Oldrid, architect,
-, Rob., vicar of Cowfold,

Scrase:
-, Edw.,
-, Jn. (fl. 1560),
-, Jn. (fl. 1615, ? another),
-, Ric.,

Scrase-Dickins:
-, C.,
-, C. R.,

Sedgewick (in Little Broadwater and Nuthurst),
-, bailiwick,
-, cast.,
-, est.,
-, hamlet,
-, ironworking,
-, local govt.,
-, man.,
-, mill,
-, pk., ho. (Sedgewick Pk.), frontispiece,
-, pop.,
-, quarrying,
-, rds.,
-, Sedgewick Lodge,
-, St. Mary's well (nun's well),
-, tithes,
-, tithing, n,
-, woods,

Seine Maritime, see Fécamp

Selby:
-, Ronald W.,
-, - (? Ronald W.),

Sele:
-, (Sela), man., see Beeding, Upper: man.: Rectory
-, par., see Beeding: par. or tithing
-, place name,
-, pop., n
-, priory (in Upper Beeding), bldgs., est.,

Selehurst, see Beeding, Lower: Selehurst

Seligman:
-, Ric.,
-, fam.,

Selsey, bp.,

Sergison:
-, Chas.,
-, (formerly Warden), Thos.,

Seymour:
-, Cath., see Fillol
-, Sir Edw., duke of Somerset,
-, Thos., Ld. Seymour,

SGB Group Ltd.,

Shard:
-, Sir Isaac,
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,

Sharp, Dr. Thos.,

Shaw:
-, Ambrose,
-, R. Norman, architect,

sheep farming,
-, Dorset,
-, Southdowns,

sheepfold, right of,

Shelley:
-, Sir Bysshe, Bt.,
-, Edw. (fl. 1702),
-, Edw. (fl. 1746),
-, Jn. (fl. c. 1330),
-, Jn. (d. by 1791),
-, Percy Bysshe,
-, Sir Percy Florence, Bt.,
-, Thos.,
-, Sir Tim., Pt.,
-, fam., of Michelgrove,

Shelley (in Crawley detached):
-, bailiwick, forester,
-, fm.,
-, pk., and n
-, timber,

Shepherd, Nic., rector of Edburton,

Sheppard:
-, A. G., architect,
-, Thos.,

Sherburne, Rob., bp. of Chich.,

Shermanbury,
-, Abbeylands,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, area,
-, as address,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, cemetery,
-, char.,
-, ch., archit., font,
-, chwdns.,
-, chyds.,
-, clubs and socs.,
-, ct.,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, educ.,
-, est.,
-, Ewhurst, q.v.
-, Fairoakland,
-, Frylands,
-, geol.,
-, glebe,
-, hidage,
-, Homelands,
-, inns,
-, Kent St.,
-, local govt.,
-, man., ho. (Shermanbury Place or Pk.),
-, mill,
-, Morley (Morleys),
-, Oaklands,
-, open fields,
-, pks.,
-, par. council,
-, Perriers, see Shermanbury: Shermanbury Grange
-, place name,
-, Pooks, n,
-, poor relief,
-, pop.,
-, Potts,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, pub. servs.,
-, rectors, and see Bear; Challen, Jn. Gratwicke; Challice; Frankwell; Glubb; Hunt, H. W.; Roberts, Gregory; Ward, Ric.; Williams, Miles
-, rectory,
-, rectory hos.,
-, rds.,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, Sakeham, q.v.
-, sch.,
-, settlement,
-, Shermanbury Grange (Perriers),
-, Shermanbury Pk. (ho.), see Shermanbury: man.: ho.
-, Shermanbury Place, see Shermanbury: man.: ho.
-, Springlands,
-, tithes,
-, trades and ind.,
-, Vadgers,
-, vill,
-, woods,
-, wkho.,
-, Wyndham, q.v.

shipbuilding,

Shipley,
-, as address,
-, est.,
-, Knepp, q.v.
-, Newbuildings,

Shiprod:
-, Maud at,
-, Ric.,
-, Rob. at,
-, fam.,

Shiprods, see Henfield

shireman,

Shiremark, see Charlwood

Shirley:
-, Edw.,
-, Jn. (fl. 1554),
-, Jn. (? same as last),
-, Sir Jn. (fl. 1579 × 1617),
-, Thos. (fl. 1534),
-, Thos. (fl. 1540),
-, Thos. (d. 1579),
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1612),
-, Sir Thos. (fl. 1578 × 1597),
-, fam.,

shooting, field sports, and sporting estates,

Shoreham,
-, as address,
-, buses,
-, New Shoreham:
-, as address,
-, M.P.,
-, parl. constituency,
-, Old Shoreham:
-, ch.,
-, Erringham,
-, Erringham Walkstead man.,
-, Erringham, New,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rly.,
-, rds.,
-, sch.,

Shortsfield, see Horsham

Shotford, see Sidlesham

Sidlesham, Shotford man.,

Sidney, Wm.,

Sikhs,

Silentbloc Ltd.,

Singlecross hund.,

Singleton, Sarah, m. Rob., Ld. Rodney,

Singleton, Open Air Museum,

Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament,

Sittingbourne, Jn. of,

Slater and Carpenter, architects,

Slaugham,
-, area,
-, as address,
-, bdry.,
-, buses,
-, ch.,
-, est.,
-, forest,
-, gdns.,
-, Handcross,
-, iron ind.,
-, man., Hyde,
-, pannage, n
-, Pease Pottage,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rds.,
-, Stanford, tithing,
-, Warninglid,

Slaughter, fam.,

Slindon, pk.,

Small Dole (in Upper Beeding),

Smith:
-, Arthur,
-, C. Chaloner,
-, Hannah, dau. of Rob., m. Thos.,
-, Hannah, w. of Rob., m. Wm. Bingley,
-, Hen. (fl. 1353),
-, Hen. (d. 1628),
-, char. of,
-, Isabel, see Woolfly
-, Lawr.,
-, Mary, m. Chas. Compton, marquess of Northampton,
-, Rob.,
-, Thos.,
-, -, solicitor,
-, fam.,

Smith's Cross, see Cowfold

Smiths, drapers,

smoke bays,

smuggling,

Snelling:
-, Sir Geo.,
-, Shirley,

Somers Clarke, see Clarke, Somers

Somerset, duke of, see Seymour

Sompting, man.,

South Downs, see Downs, South

South End walk, see Beeding, Lower: South End walk

Southampton,

Southdown Bus Co.,

Southern Water Authority,

Southgate (in Crawley new town),
-, Southgate East,
-, Southgate West,

Southwark (Surr.), Rom. Cath. dioc.,

Southwater (in Horsham),

Southwell:
-, Marg., see Nevill
-, Sir Rob.,

Southwick,
-, est.,
-, Hazelholt, q.v.
-, man.,
-, rds.,
-, wrecks,

Soutons green, see Ifield: greens

Spalding, Rob., rector of Edburton and vicar of Horsham,

Sparrow Hall, see Beeding, Lower

Spence, Jn.,

Spencer:
-, Martha, m. Jas. Lewin,
-, Nic.,

Spertbrook riv., see Albourne: brook

Spiritualists,

sporting estates, see shooting, field sports, and sporting estates

sports and pastimes:
-, water,
-, and see athletics; badminton; bowling; bull baiting; cockfighting; cricket; cycling; fishing; foot racing; football; golf; hockey; racing; shooting, field sports, and sporting estates; squash racquets; stoolball; tennis

Spratt's Marsh, see Steyning

Springfield Fm., see Beeding, Lower

Springlands, see Shermanbury

Springs Smoked Salmon,

Spurgeon, C. H.,

squash racquets,

Stammerham, see Horsham; Rusper

Standen:
-, Abraham,
-, Wm.,

Stanford:
-, E.,
-, Wm.,

Stanford, see Slaugham: Stanford

Stanford bridge, see Ifield: bridges

Stapleton, Thos.,

Starley, Jas.,

Stebbing:
-, Ethel, m. Edw. Hicks, her daus.,
-, Col. G. A.,

Steele:
-, Eliz., see Madgwick
-, Mary,
-, Thos. (d. by 1785),
-, Thos. (fl. 1803),
-, fam.,

Steere, Jn.,

Steves Motor Cycles,

Steyning,
-, as address,
-, buses,
-, canons,
-, Charlton,
-, cts.,
-, est., n
-, Gatewick,
-, Heathen Burials,
-, hund., n
-, inns,
-, man.,
-, minster,
-, Nash Fm.,
-, open fields,
-, port,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rly. sta.,
-, rectory,
-, rds.,
-, schs.,
-, settlement,
-, Spratt's Marsh,
-, union,
-, Wappingthorn,
-, wkho.,
-, Wyckham, q.v.

Steyning and District Waterworks Co.,

Steyning Braose man., see King's Barns: man.

Steyning Building Soc.,

Steyning Electric Light Co.,

Steyning West rural dist.,

Stone:
-, Cath., m. Thos. Beard,
-, Eliz., see Heyburne
-, Eliz. (d. after 1704),
-, Jn. (d. 1626),
-, Jn. (d. 1635),
-, Jn. (d. 1685),
-, Jn. (fl. 1717),
-, Jn. (fl. 1784),
-, Jn. (fl. 1803 × 1806, ? same as last),
-, Rob.,

Stone Lodge walk, see Beeding, Lower

stone, carriage of (customary serv.),

Stonehurst, see Nuthurst: woods

Stoney, Wm. (fl. before 1768),

stoolball,

Storrington,

strays (franchise),

Stretham (in Henfield), n
-, agric.,
-, fishery,
-, ford,
-, local govt.,
-, man., and n,
-, cts., n,
-, ho.,
-, pop.,
-, meadows,
-, mills,
-, place name,
-, woods,

Strettell:
-, Amos,
-, Anna, w. of Jn.,
-, Jn.,

Stuart, Leslie,

stud fms.,

Stumbleholm, see Ifield

Styler, Jn.,

sugar beet,

Sullington,

Summers Deane, see Edburton

Surrey, earl of, see Howard; Warenne

Surrey:
-, bdry.,
-, Winchester bpric. est.,
-, and see Camberwell; Capel; Carshalton; Charlwood; Chessington; Croydon; Cuddington; Dorking; Dorking and Horley rural dist.; Gatwick; Hookwood; Horley; Leith Hill; Newdigate; Ockley; Reigate; Southwark; Sutton; Wandsworth

Sussex:
-, bdry.,
-, East: bdry.,
-, county council, smallholdings,
-, king, see Osmund
-, Mid, see Mid Sussex
-, sheriffs, see Dennett; Sanctuary
-, West:
-, bdry.,
-, county council, offices,
-, West and East, admin. counties,

Sussex and Surrey Courier,

Sussex carol,

Sussex churches joint planning cttee.,

Sussex Electricity Supply Co.,

Sussex Naturalists Trust, see Sussex Trust for Nature Conservation

Sussex Portland Cement Co.,

Sussex Trust for Nature Conservation (Sussex Naturalists Trust),

Suthboys wood, see St. Leonard's Forest

Sutton (Surr.),

Swain, fam.,

Swains, see Woodmancote

Swallowfield, see Nuthurst

swimming-pool making,

Synnott, E. F., rector of Rusper,

Syon abbey (in Isleworth, Mdx.),

Talcurtis,

tank repairing (military),

tares,

Tarring, West,

Taverner, Jn., warden of Wyndham hosp., n

Taylor, fam.,

Teck, Mary of, see Mary

Telcon Metals Ltd.,

Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Co. Ltd.,

Tempest, Mr., of Cranbrook (Kent),

Tendring:
-, Marg., see Maidenhatch
-, Wm.,

tennis,

Terry's Cross, see Woodmancote

Tesco Stores Ltd.,

textiles,
-, cloth manufacture,
-, clothing,
-, linen,
-, mercer,
-, silk,
-, weaving,

Thakeham,

Thames, riv.,

Thames Water Authority,

Thatcher, fam.,

Thompson, Fras.,

Thomson, Jn., rector of Edburton and master of Maison Dieu, Dover,

Thorns:
-, Harold,
-, Jn.,
-, fam.,

Thornton:
-, Olive Jessie, m. E. I. Frost,
-, Wm. West,

Three Bridges (in Worth, later Crawley new town):
-, ch.,
-, community centre,
-, growth,
-, office blocks,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, rly. sta.,
-, rds.,
-, schs.,
-, shopping,

Three Bridges-Horsham railway,

threshing machine,

Thrustlehole (unlocated), bailiwick,

tiles, mathematical,

tilewks.,

Tilgate (in Worth, later Crawley new town),
-, Tilgate East, see Furnace Green

Tilgate Forest, n,

Tipnoak (in Henfield and Woodmancote),
-, half-hund.,
-, hund.,

Tireman, Ric., vicar of Henfield and treasurer of Chich. cath.,

Titburh, m. Warbald (fl. 770),

tithingmen,

Tobitt, Sam.,

tollgates, see roads

tomatoes,

Tortington,

Tottington (in Upper Beeding),
-, n,
-, agric.,
-, ct.,
-, inc.,
-, man. (Tottington Wowood),
-, fm.,
-, man. ho.,
-, open fields,
-, pop.,
-, settlement,
-, tithes,

tourism,

Tracey, C. D.,

trade unions,

transhumance and seasonal pasture,

Tredcroft, Nat.,

trees, exotic,

Tregear, V. A. G.,

Trenchmore, fam.,

Trenchmore, see Cowfold

Trist:
-, G. A.,
-, Geo. (fl. 1865),
-, Geo. (d. 1884, ? same as last),

Truleigh (in Edburton),
-, Truleigh Cottage, see Edburton: Lower Edburton

Trust House Forte (U.K.) Ltd.,

Tudor:
-, Jas., see Nelthorpe
-, Jos.

tumbril (franchise),

turf bldgs.,

Turner, Col. C. A. C.,

Twineham,
-, benefice, united, see Albourne
-, ch.,
-, rectory,
-, Twineham Benfield man.,
-, Twineham Grange,

Underwood, Nic.,

Unitarians,

United Reformed Ch.,

United States of America, see Virginia

Uxbridge (Mdx.),

vacuum-pump making,

Vadgers, see Shermanbury

Valentine, Thos., rector of Nuthurst, n

Valle, Edm. de,

Vaughan Williams, see Williams

Vent-Axia,

Venter, fam.,

vetch,

villages, nucleated,

Vincent, Hugh,

vineyds.,

Vinter, Geo., vicar of Cowfold and rector of Rotherfield,

Virginia (U.S.A.),

Wade, -, solicitor,

Wagstaff, K. G.,

Wakehams Green (in Worth, later Crawley new town),

Walker, Jn., and his w. Ellen,

Waller, Sir Wm.,

Wallhurst:
-, Jn. of (fl. 1290),
-, Jn. of (fl. 1309, s. of last),
-, Jn. of (fl. 1327 × 1343, ? same as last or several),
-, Rob. of,
-, fam.,

Wallhurst, see Cowfold

Wallis:
-, Allen (fl. 1689),
-, Allen (fl. c. 1700-10, ? another),

Walsh:
-, Jas.,
-, Ralph le,
-, Ric.,
-, fam.,

Walter, A. J., (Aviation) Ltd.,

Wandsworth (Surr.),

Wantley, Phil. de,

Wantley (in Henfield):
-, man.,
-, ct.,
-, demesne,
-, ho.,
-, pop.,
-, meadows,
-, mill,
-, place name,
-, Wantley Hill,
-, woods,

Wappingthorn, see Steyning

Warbald (fl. 770),
-, his w., see Titburh

Warbleton, Thos. of,

Ward:
-, Eliz., m. Wm. Powlett,
-, Jas. (d. c. 1777),
-, Jas. (d. 1798 × 1803),
-, Jas. (d. 1816 × 1818),
-, Jn.,
-, Ric., rector of Shermanbury,
-, Ric. (d. by 1798),

Warden, Thos., see Sergison

Warenne:
-, Jn. de, earl of Surr.,
-, Wm. de,

Warminghurst,

Warnham,
-, Denne, q.v.

Warninglid, see Slaugham

Warre, Fras.,

warren, free,

warreners,

warrens, see rabbit warrens

Warrens, hardware dealers,

Warrington, Revd. P. E.,

wars:
-, Civil,
-, Hundred Years',
-, Second World,

Washington,
-, Chancton, q.v.

watchmaking,

water transport,

Weald, Adam of the,

Weald,
-, High,
-, rds.,

Weald (cont.):
-, rents,
-, soils,

Weald and Downland Museum, see
-, Singleton

Wealden ho.,

Webb:
-, Ellison,
-, Henderson,

Weekes:
-, P. H. C.,
-, Ric.,

Weir Wood Joint Water Board,

Welches, see Cowfold

Wellesley:
-, Hen., rector of Woodmancote,
-, Ric. Colley, marquis Wellesley,

Wessex, kings of, and see Caedwalla

West:
-, Cecily, w. of Thos., m. Hen. Rolt,
-, Eliz., m. Herb. Pelham,
-, H. T.,
-, Hen. (d. 1674),
-, his w.,
-, Hen. (fl. 1659),
-, Jacob,
-, Jn.,
-, Thos. (d. 1638),
-, Thos., Ld. de la Warr (d. 1525),
-, Thos., Ld. de la Warr (d. 1554),
-, Thos., Ld. de la Warr (fl. 1599),
-, Wal.,
-, Wm., Ld. de la Warr,
-, fam.,

West Green (in Ifield, later Crawley new town):
-, cemetery,
-, ch.,
-, chap.,
-, community centre,
-, green,
-, growth,
-, Gurdwara,
-, hosp.,
-, housing,
-, inns,
-, neighbourhood centre,
-, playing field,
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, pub. servs.,
-, recreation ground,
-, sch.,
-, shopping,
-, trades and ind.,

West mill, see Henfield: mills

West Sussex Inst. of Higher Educ.,

Westminster,
-, abbey, choirmaster, see White, Rob.

Westminster Bank,

Westmorland, earl of, see Fane

Weston:
-, Geo.,
-, Jn.,
-, Sir Ric.,

Weston (Auesteton), fam.,

Westwood, see Ifield: wood

Wheeler, F., architect,

White:
-, Chas.,
-, Jas. (fl. 1830),
-, Jas. (d. 1844, ? another),
-, Rob., choirmaster of Westminster abbey,
-, Sarah, w. of Jas.,
-, Wm.,

Whitebarrow, bailiwick,

Whiting:
-, Anne, m. Edw. Parkhurst,
-, Ralph,
-, Ric.,
-, Thos.,

Whittome, Eric,

Wich, St. Ric., bp. of Chich.,

Wick (in Albourne and Woodmancote):
-, agric.,
-, common pasture,
-, free warren,
-, hamlet,
-, man. (Wickensands), ct., man. ho. (Wick Fmho.),
-, woods,

Wickensands, see Wick

Wickley, see Ede

Wiggenholt,

Wigsell:
-, Attwood,
-, Susanna, see St. John
-, Revd. Thos.,

Wilcombe, fam.,

William II,

William (fl. 1086),

William son of Rannulf (fl. 1086),

William the chaplain of Cowfold,

Williams:
-, Miles, rector of Shermanbury,
-, R. Vaughan,

Wilson, Hen.,

Wiltshire,
-, and see Salisbury

Winchester:
-, bp., est.,

Windham, prebend, and n,

Windmill Hill, see Beeding, Upper

windmills,

Windsor (Berks.),

Windus:
-, R. L.,
-, V. L.,

Wineham (in Shermanbury), see Wyndham

Wisborough Green, prot. nonconf.,

Wisden:
-, Fred.,
-, Thos.,
-, Thos. Faulconer, his w.,
-, W. J.,
-, fam.,

Wiston:
-, Agnes, see Harcourt
-, Wm. of,

Wiston:
-, as address,
-, Buddington,
-, man.,
-, rector,

Woldringfold (Wolfringfold):
-, Joan,
-, Ralph,
-, Thos.,

Woldringfold (Wolfringfold), see Cowfold

Wolstonbury, see Albourne

Wood (Atwood, Awood):
-, Ellen, see Green
-, Hen. (d. 1805 × 1816), and n
-, Hen. (d. c. 1815),
-, Jas. (d. 1759),
-, Joan (fl. 1606),
-, Jn. (d. 1764 or 1765),
-, Jn. (d. 1791),
-, Jn. (d. 1830 × 1835),
-, Jn. (fl. 1856),
-, Jn. (d. by 1861),
-, Lucretia, w. of Jn., and n
-, Mich.,
-, Pet., rector of Rusper and Broadwater,
-, Ric., clerk,
-, Sim.,
-, Steph. (fl. 1590),
-, Steph. (? d. 1606, nephew of last),
-, Wm.,
-, fam.,

Woodard, Nat.,

Woodhall Duckham Construction Ltd.,

woodland trades,
-, broom making,
-, charcoal burning,
-, coopering,
-, fencing,
-, hurdle making,
-, woodbroker,

Woodlands, see Beeding, Lower: Woodlands

Woodmancote,
-, adv.,
-, agric.,
-, area,
-, Bilsborough:
-, agric.,
-, as address,
-, common,
-, est.,
-, hamlet,
-, reservoir,
-, Bilsborough (Blackstone), tithing,
-, Blackstone,
-, agric.,
-, bridge,
-, chap.,
-, common,
-, est.,
-, hamlet,
-, playing field,
-, bdry.,
-, bridges,
-, char.,
-, ch., archit.,
-, chwdns.,
-, clubs and socs.,
-, common pasture,
-, cts.,
-, Cuckolds Green,
-, curates,
-, dom. archit.,
-, Eaton (Heathen) Thorn,
-, educ.,
-, est.,
-, geol.,
-, glebe, ho.,
-, Holmbush,
-, inc., and n
-, inns,
-, local govt.,
-, man., n n,
-, ho. (Woodmancote Place),
-, mkt. gdns.,
-, marshland,
-, meadows,
-, mills,
-, Morley, and n n,
-, man. ho.,
-, place name,
-, Nutknowle,
-, open fields,
-, par. hall,
-, Pk. Fm.,
-, pks.,
-, Place, see Woodmancote: man.: ho.
-, place name,
-, place name (Woodmansthorn),
-, pop.,
-, prot. nonconf.,
-, pub. servs.,
-, rds.,
-, reading rm.,
-, rectors, and see Cowper, Edm.; Farncombe, Thos.; Hales, R. C.; Hoffman, Benj.; Rideout, Jn.; Wellesley, Hen.
-, rectory,
-, ho., see Woodmancote: glebe: ho.
-, Rom. rem.,
-, sch.,
-, settlement,
-, sport,
-, Swains,
-, Terry's Cross,
-, Tipnoak, q.v.
-, tithes,
-, trades and ind.,
-, water supply,
-, Wick, q.v.
-, Wickensands, see Wick
-, woods,

Woodmansthorn, see Woodmancote

woods, 1; and see under names of places

Woods mill, see Henfield: mills

Woodsmill riv., see Henfield

woodworking,

Woodyer, Hen., architect,

Woolfly:
-, Adam of,
-, Helewise, w. of Adam,
-, Isabel of, m. Hen. Smith,
-, Jn. of,
-, Rob. of (fl. c. 1265),
-, Rob. of (fl. 1327),
-, Wm.,

Woolfly, see Henfield

Woolger:
-, Jn. (d. c. 1757),
-, Jn. (fl. 1785),
-, Mary, w. of Jn.,
-, Sam.,
-, Wm.,

Woolmer, fam.,

Woolven:
-, Jn.,
-, Ric.,

Woolwich (Kent, later London),

Workers' Educational Association,

workhouses:
-, par.,
-, union,

Worth:
-, area,
-, bdry.,
-, Copthorne,
-, Crabbet Pk.,
-, pub. servs.,
-, rds.,
-, Rom. Cath.,
-, sch.,
-, Three Bridges, q.v.
-, Wakehams Green, q.v.
-, water supply,

Worthing,
-, as address,
-, buses,
-, ch., St. Andrew's, vicar, see Boyd, G. K.

Wowood, see Beeding, Upper: woods: Hoe; Tottington: man.

wreck, right of,

Wright:
-, Sarah, schoolmistress,
-, Wm., vicar of Ifield,

writs, return of (franchise),

Wrothe, Sir Thos.,

Wyatt, M. Digby, architect,

Wyckham (in Steyning),

Wykeland, see Charlwood

Wylie, Verner,

Wyndham:
-, Chas., Ld. Leconfield,
-, Fanny Charlotte, m. Alf. Montgomery,
-, Col. Geo. F., later Ld. Leconfield,
-, Geo. O'Brien, earl of Egremont,
-, fam.,

Wyndham (in Shermanbury):
-, bridge,
-, ch., see Wyndham: hosp.; Wyndham: mission rm.
-, fields,
-, half-hund.,
-, cts.,
-, hosp.,
-, ch.,
-, wardens, see Baneby; Boddington; Gyllyng; Hermodeworth; Raddington; Rolf; Taverner
-, hund.,
-, man. (reputed),
-, mission rm.,
-, prebend, see Windham
-, rds., see Wyndham Lane
-, settlement,
-, tithing or vill,
-, warren or chase,
-, Wineham,
-, Wyndham Pool,

Wyndham Lane, n, and n

Youngman, W. C., Ltd.,

Zouche:
-, Lady, see Bishop, Harriet Anne
-, Ld., see Bishop, Cecil; Curzon, Rob.