SURREYARCHAEOLOGICALCOLLECTIONS

GENERAL INDEXTO

VOLUMES XXXIX to LX

1972

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SURREY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

GENERAL INDEXTO

VOLUMES XXXIX to LX

Honorary Editor: E. E. Harrison, M.A., F.S.A.

THE SURREY ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETYCASTLE ARCH, GUILDFORD

1972

PREFACE

In scope and arrangement the present volume follows fairly closely the pat-tern of the two previous indexes. Such modifications as have been made aredesigned to render it, if possible, more useful. The following notes may helpthose using this index for the first time.

Scope and content. The volumes indexed are XXXIX (1931) to LX (1963)inclusive. Since the Annual Reports ceased to be bound in with the Collect-ions after Volume LIV, and since the material in them is largely of quite adifferent category, they have been omitted altogether from this index. Thisaccounts for a considerable reduction in the number of entries. Otherwisethe aim has been to include entries for all persons and places with signifi-cant mention in the text, and as many subject references as were deemeduseful. Archaeological sites outside the county and subject entries for arch-aeological items which are mentioned only for the purpose of comparisonhave been omitted, unless it appeared that the information had not previouslybeen published elsewhere. The Classified list of illustrations has been dis-continued, but illustrations, when they occur, are noted under the subjectheadings (e.g. 39. 1-20, illus.)

Persons. An attempt has been made to relate names of people to the placesin connection with which they are mentioned in the text. The name of theappropriate parish is inserted in brackets following the personal name.This does not necessarily mean that the person resided in the parish, al-though very frequently this is so.

For pre-nineteenth-century names variant spellings have been grouped to-gether under the form most nearly conforming to the modern version, withcross references from the others. In the case of modern names, eachvariation is entered separately, with a reference from the general heading(e.g. Cooke, Coke and Cowke are grouped as variants of Cook, but modernCooke has a separate heading).

Only variants actually occurring in the text are listed and if the only versionis an unusual one the name will only appear in that form. It is always advis-able to look under all possible spellings. Exceptions to this are early per-sonal names which are versions of place names. These, however spelt, areentered under the usual spelling of the place.

Peers are entered under their family names where these could be ascer-tained, with cross references from their titles. The main entry for a mar-ried woman is under the name of her (latest) husband, with cross referencesfrom her maiden name and earlier married names if known. Common firstnames are abbreviated according to the table on p.y.

Places. As in the previous indexes, names of places are entered under theappropriate civil parish headings, with cross references only from the moreimportant localities. A special problem in this volume has been the numberof changes in parish boundaries. Although local historians may feel thatit would have been convenient to retain the ancient parish boundaries, for

archaeological sites this would not be relevant. I have therefore adopted asa standard the boundaries as shown on the ordnance survey administrativemap of 1963. To make certain, however, that all localities were correctlyplaced within those boundaries would have taken an unreasonable amount oftime. Therefore, as an insurance against inconsistencies, and as an aid tothose who expect to find localities under their ancient parishes, I have addedgeneral cross references at the head of each parish where changes haveoccurred (e.g. under Hascombe, "See also Alfold, which now includes the for-mer detached part of H., and Godalming,/orwer parts of which are now in //".)Headings for parishes now in Greater London have been retained as in theprevious volume.

Under each parish heading there is a paragraph of general subject entriesarranged alphabetically, followed by separate paragraphs for (a) church,including incumbents, (b) any other specially important buildings, (c) otherplaces, arranged alphabetically. Under (c) will be found all the referencesto place names mentioned in the text, although some of these may also beincluded in the general subject paragraph.

Subjects. It is very difficult to be consistent in indexing subjects referredto in articles of such diversity as occur in the Collect ions, but I have triedto include everthing significant that might be sought by users of the index,with as many cross references from alternative headings as seemed desir-able. Some large headings, such as Pottery are sub-divided by period, thenalphabetically by find- place, with descriptive notes under each to indicatetypes. Under the general period headings: Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Bronze,Age, Early Iron Age, Roman, Saxon, Mediaeval, only sites and some generalentries have been included, with cross references to headings under whichmore specific items will be found.

As a rule articles are not analysed, e.g. an article on the history and archi-tecture of a church will have only one entry under the parish (sub-headingchurch).on the assumption that users will refer to that article if they areinterested in any of the features of the church. Any such features of specialinterest, such as font, screen, etc. will appear in the index under the appro-priate subject headings.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTSI should like to thank all those members of the Society, as well as colleaguesand friends, who have helped me with advice and encouragement, in parti-cular the Honorary Editor, Mr. E. E. Harrison, Miss M. Gollancz and Mr. F. A.Hastings. Miss Clare Smith performed the noble task of translating intoneat and accurate typescript the several thousand handwritten slips. Thepreparation has taken me longer than I anticipated and I appreciate thepatience which the S.A.S. Council has shown towards me. In spite of thehelp I have received and the time spent on the task I know there are stillmany shortcomings, for which I alone am responsible.

J.M.H.

ABBREVIATIONS ABBREVIATIONS

Personal Names General

Alex.

Abbeys see Religious housesAbbot, Abbott: Geo., Archbishop of Canterbury,

and Abbot's Hospital, Guildford 43. 2, birth-place 47. 104, 1 07, illus., legacy to Guildfordfreemen 39.93; Geo.,d. 1645, M. P. for Guild-ford 39. 61; Sir Maurice, Lord Mayor ofLondon 39.61;Nich. (Reigate) 59. 51; Pet.(Farleigh) 59.65

Abbot's Hospital see GuildfordAbdell,Wm.(Chipstead) 59.42Abdy.Sir Wm., Chobham Place 39. 88Abell,Jos.,V.of Farleigh 54. 131-2Abergavenny, Lord see NevillAbergwili (Aberguilly),Carm.,canonries in

46.93;prebend of Royl in 46.94Abernon, Abarnon, Abernoun, Aubernon,

Aubernoun,d' see D'AbernonAbershawe, Jerry, highwayman 46.7Abinger (Abingworthe):

axes: palaeo. ovate 44. 137,tranchet 46. 109;earthwork 42. 58; iron mill 40. 73; manor ofPaddington 51. 87,88; meso. site 52.3;meso.and neo. site, flints from 54. 136; militaryassessment (1805) 52. 61; neo. site 52.23-5,illus.; parish registers 46. 116;Stane St.near Oakwood Hill 49. 106- 7; traders' tokens48.20,56. 30; visitation (1724-5) 39.83

church: Abinger Parish Church.by J. A. Gibbs,reviewed 47. 112; coats of arms in 48. 62-4;curate of see Powell; Glynne's notes on55. 68; rectors of see Dean;Lathome;Offley;Penneck

places: Abinger Hall (Ho.) 46. 51h,48.63;Abinger Hammer 44. 137,46. 109,47.49,52. 23-5; Felday 40. 71;Hackhurst (Hockes,Hockhurst) Downs 40. 76;Oakwood Hill49. 106-7; Paddington Farm (Manor)51.87,88,54.136;Parkhurst 40.77,43.11;Pedland (Pitland,Pedling,Pidling) St. 40. 71

Abinger, Baron see ScarlettAbington, Major Wm. (Cobham) 58.78Abingworthe see AbingerAbraham, Abraam: bridgekeeper (Cobham)

58. 64; of Berkhampstead 57. 77Abraham: Hy. (Warlingham) 59. 67; Isaac 52. 39Accounts see Builders' accounts; Church-

wardens' accounts ;CompotusAce Uil de Larun see Uil de LarunAcland: fam. (Barnes), arms and pedigree

50. 127-9; Frances, aft. Hoare,

Albury. (Aldburye, Alderbury)cont.77; "Pilgrims' Way"" at 41. 29,44. 52, 67; re-gisters: non-parochial 46. 124, parish 46. 116;Roman roads, alleged 46. 17,50. 147-9;Romano-Celtic site on Farley Heath: 45.75,88-9,46. 10-25, burial urn and Samian bowlfrom 40. 118, Celtic gods of 50. 150-1, indanger of being obscured 46. 129, MartinTupper and 46. 10-25, pottery from 42.67-76, temple excavated (1939) 48. 31-40; skele-ton (18th cent.) 54. 136; stones: large andunusual 60. 76,80, Sarcen 57 . 69 , standing54. 17, 45; visitation (1724-5) 39. 83

church, old: coats of arms in 48.80-95,/)/.,add. and corr.49. 130,52. 66-7, 68;Husseydrawing of 49. 126; rectors of see Baldcocke;Peters; Polhill; wall painting 53. pi. XL

places: Albury Downs 40. 77; Albury Heath46. 42; Albury Pk. 39. 88,40. 76,46. 46, 54. 45,58. 114,Hussey drawing of 49. 126;BirgetHill 54. 37; Bloody Hedges 60. 58; CombeBottom, drawing of 46. 53; Farley Heath40. 118,42,67-76,45.75,88-9,46. 10-25,129,48,31-40,50. 150-l;Harrowshill (Harrowhill)54. 17,20,58. 102,60.77,81;Jelley's Copse48. 36; Jelley's Hollow 50. 147; Jubilee Ride54. 45,58. 114, Newlands Corner 41.29,42. 57,54. 43; Northowe 51. 88; Ponds Farm46. 112; Sherborne Lane and ponds 54. 17,45, 46; Strodeland 51. 88; Weston Ho. 58. 102;Weston Wood 42. 57,44. 52,67,54. 17,43-4,57.69,58.92-103,60.71-8;Winterfold Heath50. 147-9

Albury Bottom see ChobhamAlbyn, Geo. ,alias Curzon q.v.Alchin,Rich. (Betchworth) 59. 37Alcock, Alcocke: Alice, aft. Leigh, g.u.;Hy.,

Curate of East Molesey 45. 112; Joan P.,Two face masks in the Guildford Museum60. 45-9,pi.; John 51. 85;Thos. (Banstead)50. 107; Thos. (Sutton) 59.72,78-9

Aldburye see AlburyAldeburgh, Suffolk, benefice of 46. 96Aldebury (Aldebyrie ),//. Newark see Send:

Newark PrioryAldefaulde see AlfoldAlderbury see AlburyAldersey, John, epitaph on (Oxted) 43.47Aldershot, Hants., meso. finds (Caesar's Camp)

50. 1,4,52. 2 jtranchet axes from 46. 108, 111Aldham, "a ground called" (Stoke- next- Guild-

ford?) 51.96Alexander, Allissaundre: Hy.,5th Earl of Stirl-

ing (Egham) 39. 91; John, steward of Byfleetmanor 45. 57; Wm., collection of brass rub-bings made by 40. 107-12

Alfold (Allfolde, Aldefoulde, Arffold, Haffolde,

Harfull):(See also Hascombe, in which parish part ofA. was formerly included).Alfold: the story of a Surrey village, byF. W. Cobb, reviewed 44. 161-3; glass housein Sidney Wood 48. 156-7; lands in 51. 95;

manors: Sidney Wood (or Hedge Court orRickhurst), reputed 48. 96,Wildwood 48.96,51. 95; meso. finds 41. 67; military assess-ment (1805) 52. 60; parish registers 46. 116;visitation (1724-5) 39.83

church: advowson 48. 95; coats of arms in48. 95-7; rectors of see Sparkes; Strudwicke;Westbroke

places: Alfold Crossways 47. 49; SidneyWood 48. 156-7

Afford, Allford: Lancelot (Blechingley) 59.56;Rich. (Lambeth) token of 56. 39

Alfred, King, bequest of "Thunresfelda" 45.48Alfred, of Marlborough (Send) 40. 24,29Alianora see EleanorAlice Holt Forest see Farnham;see also

Pottery: RomanAlingerugge, John de 43.93,94Alison, Alisone see AllisonAll Cannings Cross, pottery types see Pottery:

E.I. A.Allan, J., note on med.coin 54.56Allcroft, Hadrian, examines route of Roman

road at Croydon 45. 137Allen, Alleyne, Allin: Abel, lord of manor of

Weston, Albury 39. 83, 48. 80, 86; Ant. (Guild-ford) 39.93;Edw.(Burstow) 59. 39; Elias,hismap of Maiden 41. 35-9, his map of Thorn-croft Manor, Leatherhead 41. 41-6; MajorG. W. G. , air photographs by 42. 33 , 50; John(Buckland) 59. 38;Nath. (Home) 59. 58; Rich.(Farleigh) 59. 66; Rich. (Nuffield) 59.49;Thos., Curate of Great and Little Bookham39.86;Thos.(Gatton) 59. 43; Thos. (Sutton)59. 81; Thos. Newland, owner of HamptonCourt Bridge, 58. 82-4; Timothy, lecturer atDorking 39.90

Allford see AlfordAllingham: Allan (Reigate), stationer 48. 158;

Ant. (Nuffield) 59. 49;Mrs. Chas.48. 158;John (Horley) 59. 44; John (Home) 59.57;John (Nutfield) 59. 49; John (Reigate) 59.51,52,53; Jos. (Blechingley) 59. 56; Jos. (Nutfield)59. 49;Nich. (Nutfield) 59. 49; Ph. (Blechingley)59. 55; Ralph (Nutfield) 59. 49; Rich. (Nuffield)59. 49; Rich. (Reigate) 59. 51; Rob. (Home)59. 57;Rob. (Reigate) 59. 51; Thos. (Bleching-ley) 59. 55; Thos. (Reigate) 59.51

Allington (Alyngton),Sx., tithes in 43. 101Allison, Alison, Alisone: Geo. (Reigate) 59.52;

Rich. (Blechingley) 59. 55Allissaundre see AlexanderAllport,D.H.,his Dulwich Village reviewed

47. 118Almar see AelmarAlmis, And. (Reigate) 59. 51Alphew,fam.,arms of (Albury) 48.82Alresford, Hants., R. of see WakelingeAlrewas, Staffs., prebend of 46.76Alsbreke, Harry (Tattershall, Lines.) 57.90Alston, Edm., canon of St. Mary Overy,South-

wark 47.25Alveton,John de, steward of Byfleet manor 45. 57

Alwalton.John (Southwark) 43.96Alyng, Alynger: Wm., Abbot of Waverley,will of

47. 17-8Alyngton see AllingtonAmber beads, Saxon, Coulsdon 56. 136; Guildford

39. 13, ?7/ms.; Mitcham 56. 110-2Ambesas , Aumbesas : Wm.,M.P.for Surrey

39.57,43.88Ambledon see HambledonAmcott, Amcotte: Hy.,Lord Mayor of London

52. 43; Joan 52.43; Vincent 52.43Amethyst beads, Saxon, Mitcham 56. 110-2Amicius, Archdeacon of S., Master of Hospital

of St. Thomas 46.74-5,81Amis, John (Merstham) 59.47Ammon,John (Cheam) 47.80Amphora, glass, Saxon, Mitcham 56. 115 see also

Vessels: glassAmundele, Gil.de 42.94Amus,Eliz. (Epsom), token of 48.23,56.34Amysbery,Godscalcus 42.95Anabaptists, in Surrey parishes 39.84-103

passimAnchorite's cells and possible oratory (Compton)

51.154-5Ancient demesne, explanation of 39. 148Ancient monuments , Illustrated regional guide

to, Vol. 2, Southern England, reviewed 44. 168Ancient Monuments Committee see Surrey

County CouncilAncient monuments in Surrey , List of 53.44-5Anderida see PevenseyAnderson, Jas. (Warlingham) 59. 67Andrea , Andree : see AndrewAndre, Pierre see Andrews, Pet.Andrew, the Constable see Calais, Sir Andrew ofAndrew, Andree, Andrea: Wm., Bishop of Meath

42.47,99Andrews, Andrewes, Andre: Mr., aft. Dean of

Canterbury 46. 55; Ben., R. of Ockham 45.45;G.H.,his plan of Coombe conduit 56. 5; John,his map of S. (1777) 40. 71w; Pet. (PierreAndre), engraver of Rocque's map 40.70,71,41. 128;Thos.(Tandridge) 59.64

Angell: John (Crowhurst) 59. 57; John (Crow-hurst), court caterer, epitaph on 43.46,47;John (Stockwell) 39. 90; Wm. (Southwark)39. 100

Anglo-Saxon see SaxonAnglo-Saxon Chronicle 39 .49,57. 72-3Angon see Spears: SaxonAnimal burial (Epsom) 49. 93-4; see also

Bones: animalAnimal ornament, Saxon, development of 56. 151-

2Anketin,Anketil: Rob.de 43. 102,103Ann, Mich. (Leigh) 59. 46-7Annand,fam. (Sutton) 59. 70Anne, Queen, hunts in S. 43. 4; visits Epsom

51.110Anne, of Denmark, Queen, and Byfleet Manor

45. 68-70,50.99, 101, 102,51. 100; arms of,in Guildhall, Guildford 51.97-101

Anscombe,Aniscombe: Mich. (Reigate) 59.52;Wm. (Merstham) 59. 47

Ansell: fam. (Dorking), connection with theWhite Horse 54. 73; Edw., carpenter and inn-keeper 54. 73, 74; Wm., surgeon 54. 74

Ansfrig, holder of manor of Mickleham 47.2Ansgorus, presbyter 43.96Ansley: Brian 51. 95,96;Nich. 51. 96Ansoaldas, Merovingian moneyer,coin of

(Brockham) 56. 134Ansted (Anstiebury?) Camp see CapelAnstiebury see CapelAntipaedobaptists,in S. parishes 39.85,90,97,

99Antiquaries, Society of, foundation of 49.2,

Wm. Bray's references to 46.46,48,49,50,52,53

Antiquaries' Club, Wm. Bray's references to46.53,54

Antiquities and records, The Society's collec-tion of 53. 61-77

Antiquities in the administrative county ofSurrey, 3rd ed., reviewed 47. 116-8;4th ed.,reviewed 52.96-7

Antiquities of Surrey, Schedule o/(1913) 53, 52Antrobus: Mr. (Sutton) 59.79;Sir Edm.,M.F.H.

43. 8; Mary, The funeral surcoal at Stoked'Abernon church, I. The condition and re-pairs, with a note on the funeral helmet46.59-60

Apperdele,Aperdele: fam. 41. 42; John 47.3;Rog. (Leatherhead) 47. 3,55. 12; Wm. 42. 97;see also Ayerdele, Rog.

Appleby, John, his w. Dorothy (Southwark andStreatham) 39. 100,47.43

Appowell, Jas. Griffith 49. 121Apsley, fam., arms of 52.76Apthorp,Apthorpe: East, Curate of Addington

48. 68;Grizzel,a/7. w.of Barlow Trecothick,q.v.

Apulia, Simon de, Provost of Beverley andArchdeacon of Wells 54. 59

Aqueducts, Roman (Farnham) 54. 47-8; (Wotton)uncovered by road-making 44. 149

Aragon, Catherine of see CatherineAraz,Arraz: Wibert de 43. 108Archaeological Societies, The future of 49.

1-5Archaeology, The future of48. 161-2Archdeacons of Surrey, Early, 46. 68-97Archembald see ErchembaldArcher: Sir Hy. 41. 126, his dau. Mary (sic) aft

w. of Fra. Gavell, q.v., his dau. Mary, aft. w.of Fra. Vincent q.v.; John (Lambeth) 51.85;Mat, huntsman 43. 10

Arches, Dean of, i.e. St. Mary-le-Bow, Londonsee Osbert

Architectural features: see Bricks and Brick-work; Canopy; Doorways; Fireplaces; Fonts;Gates; Glass, stained; Guard posts; Hinges;Image bracket; Ironwork; Knockers; Muralpaintings; Niche; Panelling; Piscina; Poly-chrome masonry; Reredos; Roof bosses;

Architectural featurescont.Roofs; Slates, gilded; Staircases; Stucco;Vanes; Wallpaper; Windows

Architecture: artisan style, 17th century 59. 89-90; domestic, post-Restoration, preservationand recording of 41. 110-8; houses in Epsom,Ewell and Cuddington 51. 110-33, pis.; SirStephen Glynne's notes on churches 55.65-117; see also Artington: Braboeuf Manor;Banstead: Garratts Hall; Barns; Bell steeple;Bridges; Byfleet: Byfleet Ho.;Cobham:Hatchford Mausoleum; Conduit houses; Cud-dington: Nonsuch Palace; Ditton, Thames:Weston Manor Farm; Epsom: Church St;Ewell: Ewell Grove; Farnham: Castle;Grottos; Guildford: timber framed cottages;Horley: Coldland Farm; Ice house; Mickleham:the Old House, West Humble Chapel; Railways;Seale: Poyle Pk.;Send: Newark Priory;Shackleford: old barn; Southwark: WinchesterHo.; Sutton: railway buildings; Wallington:crypt, med. (?); Woking: old Palace; andchurches, under parishes

Archives of public administration 53. pis.XXXVHI, XXXIX; see also Records

Arden: fam. (Leigh) brasses 55. 95;Arden, Lord see Perceval, Chas. Geo.Ardington (Ardyng), Berks. 52. 34, vicar of 52.

33Aren, Rob.de 43.101Arffold see AlfoldArgall.Thos. 51.90Argle: John (Lingfield) 59. 59; Rich. (Lingfield)

59.59Argyll, Duke of see CampbellArlbon, John, V. of Wandsworth 49. 122Arlington see ArtingtonArmagh, Archbishop of see HoadleyArmlets, Saxon: Croydon 56. 138; Ewell 56. 139;

Godstone 56. 141; see also BraceletsArms, heraldic: armorial window, Cranleigh

39. 151-3;funeral surcoat, Stoke d'Abernon46. 59-67;in Guildford Guildhall 51.97-101,pis.; in stained glass at St. John's, Stoke-next -

Guildford 55. 18-31, pis.; in Surrey churches,Pt.I 48. 61-112, pis. ,corr. to Pt.I 49.130,Pt. II 50. 105-32, illus, add. and corr. to Pts.land H 52. 66-8, Pt. IE 52. 69-79, illus., Pt.IV 55. 32-40; med. heraldic pendant, Farnham56. 161-2; on roof bosses, Godalming 50. 164-5,/>Zs.

Arms and armour see Crossbow; Daggers;Helmet; Shield bosses; Spears; Swords

Army: recruitment (1805) 52. 60-5; Surreyregiments 40. 48, 50; see also Militia

Arney,John (Sutton) 59.81Arnold, Arnolde, Arnoll: fam. (Battersea), arms

of 55. 37; Mr. (Artington) 46. 33; Ant. (Epsom),token of 56. 34; Eliz. (Betchworth) 39. 85;John (Oxted) 59. 62; Mary (Betchworth) 39.85;Ralph (Reigate) 59. 50;Reaulen (Lingfield)59. 61; Rich. (Betchworth) 39.85,40. 121,59. 36, 37; Symond (Lambeth) 52. 32; Thos.

(Home) 59. 57; Thos. (Mickleham) 45. 154;Thos. (Tandridge) 59. 63

Arnot,Mary (Rotherhithe), token of 48. 29Arnulph, de Suthwerk see SouthwarkArragon, Catherine of see CatherineArran, Earl of see Butler, Chas.Arraz see ArazArretine ware see Pottery: Roman, Walton-on-

the-HillArrowheads:bronze: Farnham 49. 103-4, illus.flint: recent finds in S. 58. 109-11, illus.;tanged and barbed, Godalming 57. 101,Leatherhead 42. 109

iron: (Ashtead) 42. 80, illus.Arthur: Mr. (Mitcham) 56. 54, 71; Amos (Horley)

59. 43; Edm. (Reigate) 59. 53;Obadiah (Horley)59.45

Artington (Arlington, Ertendon):{See also Guildford, into which pari of A. hasbeen incorporated)bronze ornament found at 51. 143; enclosure48. 144; manors: Artington 49. 82, 83, Bra-boeuf 49. 82-4, Loseley 48. 144; militaryassessment (1805) 52.60; "Pilgrim's Way" in44. 55, 68-9; visited by: Pepys (Brabeouf)50. 167, Q. Eliz. (Loseley) 45. 67; Wm. Bray(Loseley) 46.48,49,51,53

Loseley Ho.: library 54. 143; on Rocque's map40. 75; visited by: Q. Eliz. 45. 67 , Wm. Bray46.48,49,51,53

St. Catherine's (Catton) Hill and Chapel 44. 55,63, 68-9, 46. 33, 48. 159, 49. 126, 51. 143;Hussey drawing of 49. 127

other places: Boywyk 49. 83; Braboeuf ManorHo. 39. 93, 49. 84-9, illus., 50. 167; Westneye49.83

Artisan style see ArchitectureArundel, Arundell: Chas. 51. 91; Math. 51. 91;

Sir Thomas, his dau. Jane 51. 90Arundel, Earls of see Albini, Wm. de; FitzAlan,

Hy.; Howard, Thos.Aschwy see EsswyAsh (Aysshe):

(See also Normandy, into which parish formerparts of A. have been incorporated)barrow, possible (Round Butt) 42. 32; enclo-sures 48. 144, 147; manor of Formans (reputed)48. 98; military assessment (1805) 52.60;parish registers 46. 116,47. 103; perforatedquartzite implement from 50. 137; visitation(1724-5) 39.83

church: chapelry of, at Frimley see Frimley;coats of arms in 48. 97-9, add. and corr.55. 39-40; Glynne's notes on 55. 68; rectorsof see Emms; Harris, John; Manning; Stough-ton

places: Ashe Lodge 55. 40; Henley Pk.40.41;Round Butt 42. 32

Ash, Campsey, Suffolk see Campsey AshAshborne, Ashbourne: John (Blechingley) 59.56;

Rich. (Burstow) 59. 39Ashburnham, Isabel (Kitchenham, Sx.) 47.49

Ashby, Ashbey: (Oxted) 59. 62; Mr. (Farnham)39. 92; H. P., drawings by 56. 162

Ashcombe, Lord see CubittAshdown Forest, Sx., Camp Hill, Roman road

near 40. 104; King's Standing on 40. 105Ashenhurst, Randolph (London) and his bro.Thos.

57.23-4Ashley, Mary, of Ashley House, Epsom 51. 118Ashtead (Asted, Aystede):

as part of Copthorne and Effingham hundreds50. 157; axes found at, flint and stone 51.141,55. 118; B.A., E.I.A. and Roman finds 41. 93-8;burials, possibly Saxon 56. 146; coin, E.I.A.50. 139-41; earthwork on A. Common 42. 77;enclosures, common fields and open fields40. 73, 48. 131, 135, 139; excavations at 53.pi Xm; manors: Ashtead 39. 149, 48. 101, 102,105, 110, Samers 51. 88; military assessment(1805) 52. 61;on Rocque's map 40.76;parishregisters 46. 116, 47. 103; pits, E.I.A, possiblyflint mines 41. 93-7; pottery: E.I.A. 50.139-41. Roman 41. 97-8, "chimney pots" 42.61-6,med., probably kiln site 47. 58-66; Romansites: brickmaking 45. 74, 75, 89, 92, 94, nearchurch 42. 77-84, tile factory, patterns,examples found 50. 94, villa, pottery from48.45-60 passim. 53. 11, pis. XXIX-XXX;Saxon finds 56. 132;Stane St. in 42. 11-4,51. 147

-51; visitation (1724-5) 39.83church: Ashtead Church: its story and memo-ries, by E.J.Austin, reviewed 41. 135;bran-ched candlesticks in 47. 31; brass of Eliz.Bodley 52. 43; coats of arms in 48. 99-112,corr. 49. 130, 52. 67; Glynne's notes on 55. 69;rectors of see Hamelot;Kyrkeham;Montfort;Roman building material used in 42. 77, 84;stained glass from Herckenrode Abbey,Flanders 48.107-9

places: Ashtead Farm 42. 14; Ashtead Pk.40. 76; Copthorne field 48. 166; CraddocksLane 47. 58; Little Ashtead Farm 48. 105;Newton Wood Rd. 47. 58; Otways 55. 118; ParkLane 50. 139-41; Pebble Lane 42. 11, 13

Ashton: Ant. (Reigate) 59. 52; Geo. (Home) 59. 57Ashworth, Edw. (Merstham) 59. 48Askeby,Wm. de, Archdeacon of Northampton

46.69Aslaby see AislabyAspull, Ayspole: John, patron of Ockham 45.45;

Thos., R. of Ockham and W. Hcrsley 45. 46wAssenden (Asshedon) see EssendonAsser, Hy., Curate of Pirbright 42. 114Asshewy.Aswy see EsswyAsted see AshteadAstle: Dan., Keeper of the Forest 55. 33; Thos.,

Keeper of the Records of the Tower ofLondon 46. 45, 47, arms of (Battersea) 55. 33

Astley, fam., arms of 55. 20Astwood see AtwoodAswy see EsswyAtbridge, Hugh, R. of Ockham 45. 45, 46. 139Atheling Street (Athelingestrate) see London:

Watling Street

Athelstan,King: grant of Thundersfield toChertsey Abbey 45. 149; port, of in St. Mary'schapel, Kingston, rediscovered 48. 6

Athorpe, fam., arms of 48. 68Atkins, Atkyns: fam. (Clapham) 39. 158; Sir Hy.,

patron of Clapham 39. 89; Wm. (Rotherhithe),token of 56. 44

Atkinson, R.L., Hon. Secretary of S.A.S. 53. 73;his reproduction of Rocque's Map of S.,comments on 40. 65-77; John Slevyn's Chan-try at Frimlex 44. 153-5; reviews by 39. 154-5,44.156-9,46.140-1

Attenores, Ste. (Ewell) 54. 114Atterbury, Attraburye: Fra., Bishop of Roches-

ter 39. 69; Thos., V. of Kingston 45. 112Attlee,Atley: Geo. (Tandridge) 59. 63; Hy.

(Dorking) 54. 142Attwater, Atwater: Edm. (Croydon), tokens of

56. 32; Rob. (Reigate) 59. 53Atwood, Astwood: fam. (Sanderstead) 54.131;

John, livings of 39. 98, 102Aubernon, Aubernoun, d' see D'AbernonAuberten, P., drawings by 56. 162Aubigny see AlbiniAubrey, John, his Natural history and antiquities

of Surrey, errors in 49. 124-5, MS notes for49. 125, pis., quoted in relation to Defoe'sTour 55. 43-58 passim, Rawlinson's edition54.124-33

Audley: Hugh de and his dau.Marg., patrons ofOckham 45. 44, 46; Lewis (Sanderstead)55. 105; Maria, nee Bedell, her monument inSanderstead ch. 43. 48, 55. 105

Aufrey,Walt. 43.101Augmentations, Court of see CourtAugustinian canons, dispossessed 47.20-6Augustinian hospitals see Esher: Sandon Hospi-

tal; Southwark: St. Thomas' HospitalAugustinian priories see Merton; Reigate; Send:

Newark; Shulbrede (Sx.); Southwark: St. MaryOvery; Tandridge

Aumbesas set AmbesasAumbry, Merstham, found during restoration

40.117-8,/)/.Auncell, Rob., Prior of St. Pancras, Lewes 43. 84Austen, Jane, the novelist, and Epsom 51. IllAustin, Austen: Ann (Cheam) 47. 78, 79, her son

Thos. 47. 78; E.J.,his Ashtead Church review-ed 41. 135; Edw. Vaughan, Hon. Secretary ofS.A.S. 53. 14, 19, 21, 35; Geo., Mayor of Guild-ford,//. 1589 51. 97, 52. 90; Geo., of ShalfordPk.,/7. 1704 39. 99, Hy. Edm., record of peram-bulations of Shalford 60. 87; John (Shalford)39. 99; Rob., of Shalford Ho., his w. and hisbro. Hy. 46. 42, 47, 48, 54, 55; Wm., Abbot ofTichfield, patron of Cranleigh 39. 152

Avarn's charity, Tooting-Graveney 57.98Averey, Thos. (Dorking) 54. 72Axe-hammer, perforated, Ripley 52.80-2, illus.Axelle, van, fam., arms of 40. 114, 116Axes:bronze: Carshalton 49.67, iZ/ws., Walton-on-the-Hill 58.111-2, illus.; socketed: Betch-

Axes: bronzecont.worth 49. 102,/>/., Famham 55. 122, illus.

flint and stone: palaeo: Abinger 44. 107,Farnham 54. 3-9, illus., Reigate 45. 140-1,illus., Walton -on -the -Hill 54. 136-7, illus.;meso: tranchet 41. 50-78 passim, 46. 98-113,illus., 52. 4-6, Farnham 44. 46, Kingswood58. 109, z//s. ..Sanderstead 60. 82, illus.,Walton -on -the -Hill 58. 108, illus., Wotton60. U, illus. ;neo.-B.A.: Ashtead 51. 141-2,illus. , Coulsdon 49. 94-8, illus. , Farnham50. 135-6, illus., Frensham 50. 135-6, illus.,Kingston 51. 141, Mickleham 52. 80, Reigate55. 120,Titsey 51. 141,Witley 52. 80; undated:Ashtead 55. 118, illus., Ewhurst 55. 118, illus.,Horley 55. 119, illus.; polished: Godalming59. 86, illus., Guildford, Leith Hill S. Nor-wood 49. 90-3, illus. , Woking 55. 120-1

Ayerdele, Rog. 42. 98; see also AperdeleAygnens, Thos. de 43. 100-1Aykerode, Sir Wm., R. of St. Leonard, Streatham

52.34Aylerd, John (Blechingley) 59.54Aylesbury, Bucks., friars minor of, bequest to

43.54Aylesford, Ailesford: Eliz., Countess Dowager

of, of Albury Park 39. 83; Lady 46. 51Aylesford, Earl of see FinchAyliffe: fam.,arms of 52. 76; Jos., steward of

Chipstead 48. 43Ayloffe,Sir Jos. 46. 45Ayme, Thos. (Kingston) 44. 104Ayscough, Aiscough: Ph.,R.of St.Olave's,

Southwark 39. 100; Wm., Bishop of Salisbury43.88

Ayscram, Wm., V. of Thorpe 45. 106Ayshire see EsherAyspole see AspullAysshe see AshAystede see Ashtead

B., A.H., reviews by 44. 161-3Bacheler see BatchelerBacon: Sir Fra.,and Byfleet manor 45.68; John,

sculptor of monument in Ockham ch. 45. 37;Josiah (Bermondsey) 39. 85; Sir Nich., LordKeeper of the Great Seal 51.91

Baddeley, Math. (Tooting Graveney), bell -foun-der 57. 99

Badger: Mrs. (Cheam) 47. 78; Ann, patron ofTandridge 39. 100; Geo. (Reigate) 59. 51; Jas.(Cheam) 47. 81; Thos. (Cheam), innkeeper47.82

Badman, Rich. (Horley) 59. 44Badshot see FarnhamBagot: fam. (Ashtead), arms of 48. 99, 107, pedi-

gree 48. 100; Adela,a//. Wodehouse, q.v;Chas. W., R. of Castle Rising, Norfolk, his w.Mary, wee Chester, memorial window inAshtead ch. 48. 99, his dau., Constance Mary,aft. w. of Sir Wm. Law, q.v; Mary, aft. Howard,q.v.; Lt.-Col. Ponsonby, lord of the manor ofAshtead 48. 100, 101; Rich., his w. Frances

Bowes, net Howard, lady of the manor ofAshtead 48. 101

Bags, John (Betchworth) 59.36Bagshaw, Bagshawe: Edw.,M.P.for Southwark

39. 62, 63; Major W. H. (Epsom) 51.112Bagshot see WindleshamBailey, Baily, Bayley, Bayly, Baylie: Sergeant, aft.

judge and bt. 46. 54, 55; Adam (Gatton) 59. 43;Chris. (Wandsworth), tokens of 56. 47; Thos.(Limpsfield) 59. 58; Wm. (Coventry), draper47. 28; Wm. (Richmond), token of 48. 28, 56. 42

Bainard see BaynardBaines see BaynesBainton see BayntonBaker: Mr., scrivenor 51. 91; Dan. (Wonersh)

60. 87; Edw. (Reigate) 59. 50; Harry (Guildford),pipe -maker 58. 114; Hy., Curate of Farnham39. 92; Hy. (Reigate) 59. 51; Jas. (Sutton)59. 76; John (Charlwood) 59. 41; John (Pir-bright) 42. 114; John (Reigate) 59. 52, 53;John, of Weston Manor Farm (Thames Ditton)59. 33; Pet. 51. 91; Rich. (Chipstead) 59. 42;Rich. (Reigate) 59. 51, 53; Rowland G. M.,Historx of the Thames Bridges betweenHampton Court and East Molesex 58. 79-86;Wm. 51. 94; Wm. (Tandridge) 59.63

Bakhovs, Adam (Kingston) 44. 129Baldcocke, Barth., R. of Albury 45. 105Baldwin, Rob. son of 43. 92Baldwin, Baldwine, Buldwin: Edw. (Kingston),

token of 48. 25, 56. 38; John (Horley) 59. 44;Wm. (Charlwood) 59.41

Balfour, Major (Thames Ditton) 39. 90Balfour-Browne, Mrs. F. L.,note on charcoal

from Overwey pottery kiln 51. 54Ball, Hy., monk of Sheen 47. 19Ballard: Geo., charities of 39. 86; John (Oxted)

59. 63; Rob. (Kingston), token of 56. 37Balliol, Helen de, aft. w. of Wm. de Percy 57. 79Balne,Wm., and Byfleet manor 45.61Baltimore, Lord see CalvertBamme, John 43. 60Banaster, Banastre see BannisterBance, Baunce: I.S. (Barnes), chandler, token of

48.20Bandon, manor of see BeddingtonBandon, Rich. de 50. 169Banks: fam. (Battersea), arms of 55. 36; Hugh

52. 38; John, merchant tailor 52. 38; Sir Jos.46. 45, 55; Wm. 52. 38

Bannerman, Ronald, his Forgotten Croydon,reviewed 41. 135; his Royal Croxdon reviewed43.128

Bannister, Bannaster, Banaster, Banastre: Hy.,Curate of St. Martha's 39. 88, V. of Cobham39. 89, R. of St. Mary's and Holy Trinity,Guildford 39. 93, V. of Wonersh 39. 102; John(Charlwood) 59. 40, 41; John (Chilworth)54. 132; John (Titsey) 59. 67; Wm., and landsin Wallington 50. 168-9

Bansey,Thos. (Woldingham) 59.68Banstead (Bransted):

barrows and earthworks 42. 30, 31, 32, 38, 44,

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Banstead (Bransted)cont.45, 50. 170, 51. 63-4; B. A. hoard 47. 95-8; coin,Roman 41. 119; commons and field systems48. 132, 136; Garralts Hall 42. 85-9, pls.\History of Banstead, Vol. 2, by Sir H. C. M.Lambert, reviewed 39. 154-5; manors: Ban-stead 52. 35, 59. 83, Burgh 50. 110, Canons39. 84, Perrotts 50. 112, 113, 118; militaryassessment (1805) 52. 61; Mr. Buckle'sestate in 42. 32; on Rocque's map 40. 72;parish registers 46. 116; racing on BansteadDowns in 17th cent. 44. 2-4, 59. 71; RoyalHare Warren 59. 71; Saxon finds 56. 133; taxof 1332 41. 102; tollhouse at Tadworth 59.77;visitation (1724-5) 39.84

churches: Banstead: coats of arms in 50. 105-25, add. and corr. 52. 67, epitaph in 43. 42,Glynne's notes on 55. 69, vicars of seeBuckle; Edwards; Moyes; Burgh (Burrough)chapel, in ruins (1724) 39.84

places: Banstead Common 51. 63-4; BansteadDowns 44. 2-4, 59. 71; Banstead Heath 50. 170;Banstead Place (formerly Carpenters) 39.84,50. 107, 111; Buckle's Gap 42. 44; Copthornefield 48. 166; Culgaith Ho. 47. 95; Galley(Gaily) Hills 42. 31, 38, 43; Garratts Hall39. 84, 42. 85-9, pis., 50. 123; Great Burgh42. 86; Little Garratts 42. 88; Moncks land42. 86; Nork Ho. 50. 110; Perrotts 42. 85;Preston Downs 42. 44; Preston Hawe 42. 44;Rains Barrow 42. 44; Rooksnest 39. 84; SouthTadworth 39. 155; Tadworth Court 39.84,51. 105-6; Tumble Beacon 42. 32, 45; WellFarm (Ho.) 39. 84,42. 85; Yewlands 39.84,42.86

Banstead Downs Plate 59. 71Baptists, in Surrey parishes 39. 85, 96, 100Barber, Barbor: Rich. 42. 92; Wm. le 43. 106Barbery, Mr. (Wandsworth) 39. 101Barclay, Chas.,M. P. for West Surrey 60.68Barentin, Alex, de, estates in Cobham 58.47Barforde, Rob. 52.38Barham, Bareham: Nich. 51. 91; Thos. 51. 87Baring-Gould, S., his The Broom-Squire and

Thursley 54.139-40Barker: Mrs. (Egham) 39. 91; Jas., V.of Leather-

head 47. 41Barking (Berking), Essex: Abbess of, and Weston

Manor, Thames Ditton 59. 33; church: andmanor of Tooting Bee 59. 1, burial at 52. 38;lands at 52. 39; messuage and storehouse in51.95

Barking {alias Weston), manor of see Ditton,Thames'

[Barking], Berking: Rich.de 43. 101Barkingham, Edw. (Caterham) 59. 64Barlow: Col. 43. 11; Mr., R. of Ewhurst 43.11;

Fra.,/Z. 17th cent., pictures of Clandon by42. 2-4; Fra., M.F.H. (1922) 43. 12

Barmondsaye see BermondseyBarn Elms see BarnesBarnack, Northants.46. 61Barnack, Barnake, Bernake: fam. (Northants),

arms of 46. 61; Geof., his w. Isolda,wee Paas46.66; Joan, aft. w. of Thos. Vincent, q.v.;SirJohn 46. 61 , 66; Sir Wm. 46. 66

Barnard: Sir John (Clapham), Lord Mayor ofLondon 39. 158; John (Dorking), Anabaptist55. 59; Nich., monk of Waverley, V. of Boldre,Hants. 47. 19

Barnes:common and enclosures 48. 136, 146; manor(Barn Elms) 50. 125, 129; mesolithic site onCommon 52. 3, 9; military assessment (1805)52.61;parish registers 46. 116;traders'tokens 48.20,56.30

church: bells, arms on 50. 130; coats of armsin 50. 125-32, ilhis., add. and corr. 52. 67;curate of see Theckston; Glynne's notes on55. 70, in relation to font 55. 67; rectors ofsee Haughe; Squire

places: Barn Elms 50. 125, 129; Barnes Com-mon 48. 136; Sprigg's piece 48. 146; Wind-mill field 48.146

Barnes: Mr. 46. 52; Mr., excavates Roman villaon Walton Heath (1772) 51. 59; Mrs. (Cheam)47. 82; Allen (Nuffield) 59. 49; Geo. (Sutton)59. 81; Rich., and Glover MSS 59. 92; Rich.(Reigate), attorney 48. 159; Rob. (Chelsham)59.65;Wm. (Oxted) 59.62

Barnet, Barnett: John (Ewell) 54. 122; John (Ling-field) 59.61;Marg. (Ewell) 54. 110; Wm.,R.ofSutton, will of 52.44

Barnham: fam., arms of (Banstead) 50. 110;Cath., aft. Buckle, q.v.

Barns: The Old Barn.Shackleford 44. 147-8,illus. ; Ravensbury Park, Mitcham, 52. 84-7,illus.; Weston Manor Farm, Thames Ditton59.31-2, illus.

Barram, Rich. (Lihgfield) 59. 60Barrett, Barritt: Jenet, aft. w. of Erasmus Saun-

der, q .v.; Thos. G. (Ewell) 48. 16; Thos. Her-cey,of Garbrand Hall, Ewell 51. 126, arms of51.127

Barrow Green see OxtedBarrows: analysis and list of barrows in S.

42. 27-60, illus.; bell- barrows in S. 40. 56-64,illus.; dancing at 60. 76; early excavation of53. 17; folklore 42. 31; in early charters42. 33; on maps 42. 32; possible, at Wottonand Dorking 60. 10-11; Albury, mound inWeston Wood not barrow 60. 71-81; Chobham:West End Common, on Rocque's map 40. 72;Coulsdon, on Farthing Down, Saxon 50. 49;Croydon: Croham Hurst 49. 98-9; Effingham56. 147, Puttenham, removed 1817 60. 84; Rei-gate 57. 101; Thursley, supposed 58. 89-90;Wotton: Deerleap Wood, excavated 60. 1-18,illus.; see also Earthworks

Barrows Hedges (Barroweshedges) see Carshal-ton

Barry, Rich., Earl of Barrymore,and racing inS.44. 19

Bartholomew: John (Cheam) 47. 81; Pet. (Horley)59. 43; T. (Cheam), churchwarden 47. 82, 83

Bartlett: Mr. and Mrs. (Cheam) 47. 81-2;Chas.

Barlettcont.(Buckland) 59. 38; Nich. (Cheam) 47. 82; Thos.(Buckland) 59. 38

Bartlow, Essex, Good Friday skipping on Romanbarrows 54. 18

Barton, Bartone: Hy. (Blechingley) 59. 54; John52. 37, 38; Ph. de, Archdeacon of S. 42. 93,46. 88-93; Rich.de 46.92

Barton Stacy, Hants., tithes of 46. 90Bashall, Rev. W., alms dish in memory of (Ock-

ham) 45. 40Bashford: Nich. (Charlwood) 59. 40; Percivall

(Charlwood) 59. 41Basingherst, Ph. (Limpsfield) 59. 58Baskerville,Geof., The dispossessed religious

in Surrey 47.12-28Baskerville, Geof., and Goodman, A. W., Surrey

incumbents in 1562 45.97-115Basset, Bassett: Agnes, lady of Burgham 42. 93;

Alan, and foundation of Newark Priory 49. 117;Edw. (Chelsham) 59. 65; Geo. (Tandridge)59. 63; Gil. (Sutton) 59. 69; Hy. (Chelsham)59. 65; Jas. (Caterham) 59. 64; John (Farleigh)59. 66; John (Reigate) 59. 53; Ph. 57. 83; Rich.(Warlingham) 59. 68; Rob. 43. 101; Ste. (Tand-ridge) 59. 63;Thos. (Caterham) 59. 64; Wm.(Chelsham) 59. 65; Wm. (Farleigh) 41.39;Wm. (Tandridge) 59. 63; Wm. (Warlingham)59. 68; Wm., lord of Burgham (Worplesdon)42.95;

Bastian, F., Daniel Defoe and the Dorking dist-rict 55.41-64

Baston, Thos. (Cheam) 47. 82Bataille: fam. (Ewell) 54. 76; Wm. de 54. 76Batailles (Botalls, Botayles, Botolphs, Bottals,

Buttailes, Buttall), manor of see EwellBatchelor, Batchelour, Batcheler, Bacheler: (Lingfield) 59. 61; Jas., glazed window inStoke- next- Guildford ch. 55. 18; John (Blech-ingley) 59. 55; Jordan le (Ockham) and his w.Alice 60. 60; Ralph (Leigh) 59. 46; Rich. 60. 61;Wm. (Charlwood) 59. 41

Bateman, Sir Jas., lord of the manor of Tooting57.95

Batersey see BatterseaBates, Wm. (Rotherhithe), token of 56. 44Bath, Earl of see PulteneyBath and Wells, Bishop of see Knight, Wm.Bath-house, Roman (Beddington) 53.21,60.37-

44, patterned tile from 50. 94; (Cobham) exca-vated 50. 73-98, illus.; see also Roman sites

Batley, Jas. C, his Local history records forCaterham and Warlingham, Coulsdon andParley, reviewed 59.96

Batstone, R.F.S., Mesolithic flints from EpsomDowns and Eivell 48. 150-1

Batt, Batte: fam. (Albury), arms of 48. 85; Edw.(Newington Butts), token of 56. 41; John(Warlingham) 59. 67

Battemun,Wm. (Streatham) 52. 41Battersea (Batersey):

common fields 40. 72; enclosures and fieldsystems 48. 132, 135, 145; lands in 51. 89;

military assessment (1805) 52. 61; parishregisters 46. 116; starch mill at Nine Elms,on Rocque's map 40. 75; traders' tokens48. 20-1, 56. 30; visitation (1724-5) 39. 84

church: chandeliers in 47. 33, 34; coats of armsin 52. 69-79, 55. 32-40; curate of see Verdon;parson of 51. 88; vicars of see Edwin; Gowers

places: Battersea Bridge 40.69,74,75;Battersea Pk. 48. 145; Battersea Rise 40. 75;Ferry Lane 40. 75; Nine Elms 40. 75; Penge48. 145; White Lion 48.21

Battill, Wm., monk of Waverley 47. 18Baunce see BanceBax: fam., The Bax family, by B. Thistlethwaite,

reviewed 45. 158; Alf. Ridley, his contributionsto S.A.S. Collections 53. 53

Baxendale, Mr. 46. 54Baye, John (Leigh) 59. 45Bayley, Bay lie, Bayly see BaileyBayliss, Sx., manor of 51. 95Baynard, Bainard: fam., arms of (Barnes) 50.

131; Mrs. Anne 50. 131; Fulk 43. 99; Geof.43. 99; Joyce, aft. w. of (1) John Vine, (2) SirThos. Colepeper, q.v.\ Rob. 43. 99; Rog. 43. 99

Baynards Castle see LondonBaynes, Baines: General (Limpsfield) 39.96;

Mr. (Epsom) 39. 91; E. Neil, Mediaeval potteryfound in Compton churchyard 39. 149

Baynton: Fra. 51. 91; Hy. 51.91Beachworth see BetchworthBeadle, Bedle: John (Horley) 59. 43; John (Wold-

ingham) 59. 68; Thos. (Betchworth) 59. 37;Thos. (Farleigh) 59. 66; Thos. (Horley) 59. 44

Beads:Roman: Ewell 50. 21;Woking 59. 17Saxon: Coulsdon 56. 136; Ewell 43. 27, illus.,56. 139; Farnham 56. 140; Fetcham 56. 141;Guildford 39. 10-3,41. 121; Mitcham 56.110-2,illus.

Beaker, Edw. (Reigate) 59. 51Beakers, glass see Vessels: glassBeams, Wm. (Cheam) 47. 82Beane: Eliz.,a//. w.of Sir John Parsons, q.v.\

Hum. (Epsom) 57. 1-41 passim, his son,Julian Arthur 57. 11,15, his w. Katherine57.11,12,14,15

Beanfeast games (Kingston) 44. 103Beard: Mrs. (Wandsworth), schoolmistress 39.

101; Rich., R. of E. Horsley 45. 106Beardmore: fam., arms of 55. 39; Arthur, tomb

of (Battersea), his 1st w. Dorothy, his 2nd w.Marg. (ne'e Wyatt), his daus. Eliza and Mary55.39

Beardsley, Rob 51. 96, his dau. Marianna,a//. w.of Gil. Stoughton, q.v.

Beast: John (Reigate) 59. 51; Rich. (Reigate)59.50

Beauchamp: fam., arms of 55. 21, 24, 36; of Blet-soe, arms of 52. 72,73, 74, 75, 79; Ant. (Chob-ham) 47. 36; John (Reigate) 59. 50

Beaufort, fam., arms of 52. 74Beaumont: Col. (Buckland) 40. 77;Wm. (Buck-

land) 41.31

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Beavell see BevillBeaver, Bever: Mr., of Busbridge Pk. 40. 76;

Rich., R. of Hambledon and Hascombe 45. 108Beche, Edm., V. of Combe, Hants. 45. 97; Hy. atte,

his w. Juliana, ne'e Maubanc, and NewarkPriory 40.37,38

Bee -Hellouin, Abbey of, and manor of TootingBee 59. 1,9; prior of see Zobel

Bechworth (Becchesward) see BetchworthBeck, G. M. A., Ogniabene Luleri, a Surrey

glassmaker 52. 89-91Beckenham, Rob. de, lands in Beddington

50. 168-9; see also BekinghamBeckford: fam.,arms of (Ashtead) 48. 112; Wm.

(Ashtead), tomb of 48. 112;Wm.,of WestonManor Farm (Thames Ditton) 59. 33, 34

Beckwell, Bekewell: Rob. de 43. 88; Wm. de43. 106

Beckwith, Wm. (Reigate) 59. 53Beddington (Bedington):

{See also Coulsdon into which parish formerparts of B. have been incorporated)enclosures 48. 137, 143, 146; land in, grantedto St. Thomas's Hospital, Southwark 50. 168;manors of Beddington and Bandon, in will ofSir Rich. Carew 52. 35-6; military assess-ment (1805) 52. 61; parish registers 46.116,47. 103; Roman bath building, discovery andexcavation (1871) 53. 21, re-examination60. 37-44, patterned tile from 50. 94; Saxoncemetery, finds from 56.81,89,129,133-4,152, 154; tithes of 43. 107; traders' tokens48.21,56. 30; visitation (1724-5) 39.84

church: brass to Ph. Carew 43. 53-60; brasses(Rich. Carew; Hunte) 40. 107-8,/)/.; curate ofsee Ley; epitaphs in 43. 37, 45, 46; Glynne'snotes on 55. 70; Historical guide, hy H. V.Molesworth Roberts, reviewed 40. 132; Hus-sey drawing of 49. 126; Roman buildingmaterial in 60. 44; Roman lead coffin in 40.126; rectors of see Benese; Leng; Wright

places: Manor Place 52. 35Beddington, Carshalton and Wallington Archaeo-

logical Society's Museum, additions to 41.137

Bedell: Math., his dau., Maria, aft. Hastings, aft.Audley, q.v.

Bedford, Bedeford: Hum. de 43. 103Bedford, Dukes of see RussellBedfordshire: see Eaton Bray; Millbrook; Per

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tenhall; Pulloxhill; Steltuna; Sutton; WoburnAbbey

Bedington (Bedyngton) see BeddingtonBedle see BeadleBeech see BecheBeecher, Rich. (Blechingley) 59. 54Beechworth see BetchworthBeefflete, Beflett: see ByfleetBeehives, Roman, possible 57. 57wBeggar Bush (Puttenham) 49. 114Beggars Lane, name connected with "Pilgrims'

Way" 44. 70, 79Beglay,Geo.52.48

Beke: Hy. 51. 95 Hugh 51. 95Bekeham, John, V. of Farnham 42. 116Bekensfeld, Rich, de (Byfleet), bailiff 45. 53Bekewell see BeckwellBekingham, Rob. and his w. Eliz. 51. 94; see also

BeckenhamBekyngton, Rob. and his w. Eliz. 42. 98Belasyse: Lady Anne aft. Wombwell, (/.>.; Hy., 2nd

Earl of Fauconberg 52. 70Belchamber, Wm. (Charlwood) 59. 40Belchier, Wm.,of The Durdans, Epsom

41.31,48.9Beldh[a]m,Thos. (Wotton) 51.88Belet, fam. (Coombe) 47. 52Belgic pottery see Pottery: E.I.A.Belitha, Beletha, Belitho, Bolitho: fam. 47. 52-3;

possible origin of name 47. 52; Anne, aft. w.of Sir S. Dyer, q.v.; Edw.,/7. 1630, and his w.Mary, wee Copp 47. 52; Edw. (Kingston) 47. 52-4; Eliz. 47. 53; Hannah, aft. w.of Sam. Cox, q. v.;John (London), goldsmith 47. 53; Warren 47.57w.; Wm. (Kingston), a Trustee for Georgia,Sheriff of S. 47. 52-7, benefactor in Kingston39.45

Bell: Jas. (Kingston) 58. 74; Rob. (Betchworth)59. 37; Wm. (Betchworth) 59.37

Bell steeple, foundations of , at Newark Priory40.18

Bellamy: Dan., R. of Oxted 39. 98, 102; Dan., V.of Kew 58. 104

Bellarmine ware see Pottery, mediaevalBell-barrows, Some Surrey 40. 56-64, illus.;

see also BarrowsBellew, Rog. (Cobham) 39. 89Belleyetere, Belyetere: Rog.le (Exeter) 47.52;

Wm.le (Canterbury) 47. 52Belli: fam., arms of (Addington) 48.68; Frances,

aft. w. of Wm. Howley, q. v.Bello Campo,John de 42.95Belloc, Hilaire, and the Pilgrims' Way 44. 48, 56,

66-70,78-82Bells, church: Caterham 48. 157; Ewhurst 42.

106-7; Ockham 45. 28; Tooting 57. 99Belmont see SuttonBelson, Augustine (Dorking) 55.50,51Belt -tab, Saxon, Croydon 56. 138Belyetere see BelleyetereBenamore, Dr. 46. 54Benbrick, Geo. (Guildford), feltmaker 39. 93Benedictine Abbey see ChertseyBenese, Rich., canon of Merton, R. of All Hal-

lows, Honey Lane, London, R. of Beddington,R. of Long Ditton 47. 21 -2, will of 47. 22

Bennett, Benet, Bennet, Bennets, Benentt: Edm.,horse keeper 51. 88; Edw. (Godstone) 59.68;John, his w. Mary, ne'e Leigh 48. 65; Mr. Leigh-see Leigh-Bennett; Rich. (Lingfield) 59. 60;Rob. (Caterham) 59. 64; Rose 52. 43; S.E., andothers, A Romano-British kiln mound inAlice Holt Forest 60. 19-36, ///?/s.;Sam.(Oxted) 59.62;Rev.Walley Leigh- see Leigh-Bennett

Benoit, Marc, epitaph on (Richmond) 43.43

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Benson: fam., arms of (Addington) 48. 71; Edw.White, Archbishop of Canterbury, his mem-orial (Addington) 48. 70-2; Mart., R. of Merst-ham 44.51-2

Bentinck: Capt.,of Hunger Hill, Chertsey 40.75;Wm. Hy. Cavendish, 3rd Duke of Portland46.54

Bentley (Bentley Green), Hants., chapelry ofFarnham 45. 102, 46. 97

Bentley, Ste. (Tandridge) 59. 63Benton, Rich (Lingfield) 59. 59Berde see BirdBerhe, Pet. de 43. 88Beriman,Wm. (Horley) 59. 43Berkeley: Chas.,2nd Earl of Berkeley, Custos

Rotulorum of Surrey 40. 43; Geo., 1st Earl ofBerkeley (Epsom) 48. 9, 51. 110, and NonsuchPalace 58. 5; Jas., 3rd Earl of Berkeley, Cus-tos Rotulorum of Surrey 40. 43; Thos., LordBerkeley, and his w. Margery, nee de Lisle,arms of 55.21,22

Berkhampstead, Abraham of 57. 77Berking see BarkingBerkn, Ant. (Burstow) 59. 39Berkshire: see Ardingdon; Bisham; Blewbury;

Chilton; Hodcote; Hurley; Ilsley; Lockinge;Midgham; Purley; Reading; Ruscombe; Sulham;Windsor Forest

Berkshire, Earls of see HowardBermers see BernersBermondsey (Barmondsaye):

military assessment (1805) 52.62;parishregisters 46. 116; visitation (1724-5) 39.85

abbey (priory): 46. 92; abbot of see Warton,alias Purefoy;and manor of Leigham 51.86;and manor of Warlingham 54. 62; disposses-sed monks of 47. 16-7; lands of 43. 95, 52. 39;priors of see Constantine; Geale; Henry; John;sale of land for Winchester Ho., Southwark49. 75; seals of 39. 78-81, pis.

church of St. Mary Magdalen: chandeliers in47. 35; rectors of see Geale; Inglis, Taswell

places: Pages Walk 43. 73; Willow Walk 43. 73[BermondseyJ Bermundsey, John, son of Thos. of

43. 105Bernake see BarnackBernard, John, Clerk of Works, and Byfleet Pk.

45.60Berners, Bermers: Margery, aft. w. of John

Ferriby, q.v.; Rich. (W. Horsley) 39. 51; Rog.de, and benefice of W. Horsley 46. 92

Berners, Lord see BourchierBernewelle, Wm. de 43. 87Berridge, (Epsom) 39. 91Berry, Bery: Ant. (Chipstead) 48. 42; John (Ling-

field) 59. 60; M.S., A British tin coin fromWalton-on-the-Hill 48. 151-2; Mary (Rother-hithe), token of 48. 29, 56. 44; Mich., excavatesRoman villa on Walton Heath 51. 59; Rich.(Chipstead) 59. 42

Bert, Thos. (Merstham) 59. 48Bertton see BurtonBerugh, John atte (Albury) 55. 17

Berwick, Mr. (Albury) 46. 47Bery see BerryBesill, Mathias, holdings in Leatherhead 55.

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Besinga Hearh see FarnhamBessborough, Earl of see PonsonbyBest, Beste, Bist: fam., brass (Merstham) 55.99;

Ant. (Horley) 59. 44; Chas. (Buckland) 59. 38Chas. (Tandridge) 59. 64; Dan. (Chipstead)59. 42; Edw. (Charlwood) 59. 40; Fra. (Reigate)59. 52; Gab. (Reigate) 59. 52; Gab. (Tandridge)59. 63; Hy. (Reigate) 59. 53; John (Chipstead)59. 42, 51 , 60, 62; John (Lingfield) 59. 60;John (Nutfield) 59. 49; John (Oxted) 59.62;John (Reigate) 59. 51; John (Sutton) 52.48;Nich. (Tandridge) 59. 63; O. (Tandridge) 59. 63;Pet. (Chipstead) 59. 42; Rich. (Merstham)59. 47; Rich. (Nutfield) 59. 49; Rich. (Tand-ridge) 59. 64; Rob. (Sutton) 59. 75; Rog. (Chip-stead) 48. 42, 59. 42; Thos. (Chipstead) 59. 42;Thos. (Reigate) 59. 52, 53; Wm. 52. 48; Wm.(Merstham) 59. 48; Wm. (Nutfield) 59. 49; Wm.(Reigate) 59. 52; Wm. (Sutton) 52. 48; Wm.(Tandridge) 59. 63

Betchworth (Bechworth, Beachworth, Beeches-ward) :(See also Brockham, in which parish formerparts of B. are now incorporatedbronze celt 49. 102; enclosures 48. 143, 147;manors: Betchworth: 43. 120, East Betch-worth 40. 120, account roll or compotus (1299-1300) 40. 121,43. 119-20, survey of (1632)40. 121,Shelwood 48. 147,Wonham 40. 120;military assessment (1805) 52. 61; mill,mentioned in Domesday, suggested site of40. 120-2; on Rocque's map 40. 72; pottery:Roman 49. 110-1, 56. 160-1, Saxon 56.134;Protestation returns 59. 36-7; registers: non-parochial 46. 124, parish 46. 116; visitation(1724-5)39.85

church: chandelier in 47. 35; Glynne's notes on55. 71; vicars of see Brockell; Griffith;Merstham, Wm.de

places: Betchworth Bridge 40. 121; Box HillSandpit 49. 110; Broome Park 49. 102; Com-mon Field 43. 120; Gadbrook (Gatebrok)43. 120; Manor Ho. 40. 122; Medley 43. 120;Mill Bay 40. 121 ; More Place 40. 121 ; WonhamMill 40. 120

Betchworth, East, manor of see BetchworthBetchworth, Upper, on Rocque's map 40.77Betchworth, West, manor of see DorkingBetchworth Castle see DorkingBethew [sic], tithe of 46.72Betley Hall, Staffs., Kyngham game window 44.

129-30Betteng, Thos. (Kingston) 44. 115Betts: John (Blechingley) 59. 54; Rich. (Bleching-

ley) 59. 55; Rob. (Blechingley) 59. 54Beulah Spa see CroydonBeures, John de 43. 107Bever see BeaverBeverley, Yorks., Provost of, see Apulia, Simon

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Bevill, Beavell: Mary, nee Saunder 54. 96Bexley, Kent, V. of see PysauntBicardrike, Thos. (Reigate) 59. 53Bidder: G.P.,buys Ravensbury Pk.,Mitcham

52. 84; Geo., finds at Saxon cemetery at Mit-cham 56. 55; H.F., Roman pottery found atMitcham 39. 145, Some new material for thedetermination of the course of Stane Street42. 11-25, criticized 43. 34-5; with JohnMorris, The Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Mit-cham 56.51-131

Biddle, Mart.,. M)msmc/2 Palace, 1959-60: aninterim report 58. 1 -20

Biflet (Biflete) see ByfleetBigge, Mrs. Sarah, aft. w. of Ste. Duck, q.v.Bigley, Bygley: Dorothy, aft. w.of Rob. Gavell,

q. v. ; Geo. (Cobham) 45. 152, 58. 48, 60, his w.Eliz., formerly w. of Rich. Sutton 58. 48; Mary,aft. w. of Edw. Carleton, q.v.

Bignall, Bignell, Bignold, Bygnold: And. Sam.(Reigate) 59. 50; Sir Chas. Rob. (Norwich)58. 66; Hy., Minister of Petersham 47. 114;John (Cobham) 58. 66; John (Shalford) 39.99

Bigod,Hugh le 57.75,78Bill: fam.,arms of 50. 132; Ant. (Epsom), apothe-

cary 57. 26; Diana, aft. w. of Fra. D. Savage, q.v.Bill headings 53./)/.XLIIIBillinghurst: Eylwin de 57. 81; Rob. de 57. 82;

W.D., Chairman of Visits Committee, S.A.S.53. 36, Excursions and visits made by S.A.S.1854-1953 53.78-88

Billingshurst, Sx. 51. 96, 52. 92Billingsley, Sam., Archdeacon of S., V. of Horley,

R. of Farnham and Newdigate 39. 94, 97Bilson, Thos., Bishop of Winchester 43. 4Binding, Hy. (London), grocer 55. 57Binds, John (Reigate) 59.53Bingham, Rob. de, Bishop of Salisbury 46. 81Bingley: Lt. Gen. Sir Alf. H., President of S.A.S.

53. 35, The armorial window at Cranleighchurch 39. 151; Geo., Lord see Fox, Geo. Lane

Binnes: Thos. (Leigh) 59. 46; Wm. (Leigh) 59. 46Binscombe see GodalmingBinton Farm, possible "ingas" name see SealeBiographical articles: Archdeacons of S. 46. 68-

97; dispossessed religious in S. 47. 12-28;Lords Lieutenant of S. 40. 40-55; M.Ps for S.39. 51 -64; Surrey Speakers 39. 65-77; seealso Belitha, Wm.; Bray, Wm.; Defoe, Dan.;Duck, Ste.; Moore, Sir Graham; Wood, SirJohn

Birch, Birche, Byrch, Byrche: Geo., Curate, aft.R.of Witley 45. 103;John 51. 91,96; John(Titsey) 59. 67; Thos., R. of Witley 45. 103

Bird, Burd, Byrde, Berde: Arthur Horace (Gt.Bookham) 51. 105; Edw., epitaph on (Reigate)43. 45; Edw. (Rotherhithe), token of 56. 44; Geo.(Chipstead) 59. 42; Hy. 51. 96; John, Curate ofCapel 39. 87; John, V. of Reigate 39. 98; Thos.(Chipstead) 59. 42; Thos, alias Harlow, R. ofSt. George, Southwark, monk of Bury St.Edmunds 45. 114

Birks, S. G. Brade- see Brade-Birks

Bish, Thos. (Burstow) 59. 38Bisham, Berks., priory, monks of Chertsey

transferred to 47. 14, 15; abbot of see CordreyBishop, Bishopp, Bisshop: Mr. (Wotton) 46. 41;

Sir Cecil, of Juniper Hall,Mickleham 45. 154;John (Cheam) 47. 82; Rich. (Charlwood) 59. 40;Rob. (Nutfield) 59. 49; Wm. (Charlwood) 59. 40,41;Wm.(Frensham) 39.91,92,98

Bisley (Bisseley, Bysley):enclosures and field systems 48. 132, 134,145; lands in, part of Byfleet manor 45.49,52,63; parish registers 46. 116; visitation(1724-5) 39.85

rectors: see Campion; HillBissa, La Bisse: John de 43. 93, 99; Laur. 43. 99Bist see BestBixley, Jos. (Burstow) 59.39Blachinglea see BlechingleyBlackden, Cuthbert 51. 96Blackdown, Sx., tranchet axes from 46. 110,113Blackgrave, Anne 52. 39Blackheath see St. Martha's; WonershBlackheath hundred, meeting place of 60. 86-7;

taxation in (1332) 41. 108Blackman, Edm. (Oxted) 59. 62Blacksmith's workshop (Ewell) 48. 160Blackwater, Old, river 44. 126Blackwell: Mr. (Wandsworth) 39. 101; John,

junior, M.P. for S. 39. 63; Rich. 51. 96; Rob.(Blechingley) 59. 54

Blair, Joan M. G., Excavations at Little Bookhamchurch 60.84-6

Blake: Mr. (Beddington), horse breeder 44.7;Abraham (Reigate) 59. 53; Geo. (Chipstead)59. 42; John, Clerk of Works, and Byfleetmanor 45. 58; John (Charlwood) 59.40; John(Lingfield) 59. 60; Rich. 52. 41; Wm. (Betch-worth) 59. 37; Wm. (Blechingley) 59.54;Wm.(London), joiner, his w. Ann, her memorial(Ockham) 45. 35

Blakeden, Cuthbert, his brass (Thames Ditton)55.111

Blakeney, General, visits Guildford 46. 34Blande, Alyn, canon of St. Mary Overy, South-

wark 47.25Blanke,John (Home) 59.57Blanshert, Thos. and his w. Agnes (Streatham)

52.33Blatt: Jas. (Nutfield) 59. 49; Thos. (Nutfield)

59.48Blechingley (Bletchingley, Blachinglea, Blacinge-

leia):connections with de Clare fam.39. 58,45. 149, 54. 61; enclosures 48. 144; manors:Blechingley, Harrowsley a tithing of 54. 61,Pendell 54. 83, 86; military assessment (1805)52. 61; M.P. s for 39. 53, 60, 62; parish regis-ters 46. 116,54.69; "Pilgrims Way" at 41.5,6,9, 15, 18, 19, 20; Protestation returns 59. 54-6;tax of 1332 41. 101, 102, 103, 106; traders'tokens 48. 21, 56. 31; visitation (1724-5) 39. 85-6

church: brasses 40. 112; epitaphs 43. 45, 47;Glynne's notes on 55. 72; granted to Lewes

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Blechingley (Bletchingley, Blachinglea,Blacingeleia): churchcont.

Priory 43.86,91,92,96,46. 72; monument toSir Rob. Clayton 43. 44; recent investigationsand discoveries (arched recess and windowsin Clayton Chapel, 15th cent, shrine canopy,etc.) 54. 66-70, pis.; rectors of see Griffith;Hampton; Harris, Nath.; Hawkes; Mulsho;Wakelinge

places: Blechingley Palace 41. 19; CastleHill 45. 149; Dialbank Wood 41. 16, 20, 45. 125;Gravelly Hill 41. 18; The Mound 41. 18, 19;Pendhill (Pendell) 39. 63; Thunebr' (Tone-brugia) Wood 43. 92, 96; War Coppice 41. 19;Whitehill Camp 41.6,9,15,18,20

Blechingley, Rich, de, Master of Sandon Hospital57.77,80-1,84

Blewbury, Berks, prebend of 46. 78Blewett, Dame (Cheam), schoolmistress 47.71Blindley Heath see GodstoneBliss: Alf. (Ewell), veterinary surgeon 48. 159;

Rich., maker of vane on Ewell ch.,_/7. 178648. 15; Rich. (Ewell), whitesmith,./?. 183848.159

Blois, Hy. of, Bishop of Winchester 46. 70, 72Blount, Blonte, Blunt: fam., arms of 52. 75;

Eliz.,a//.w. of Nich. St. John,Q.z'.;Eliz., aft.w. of Sir Nich. Saunder,

Bookham (Bokeham), Greatcont.parts of Gt.B.have been included)boundary with Fetcham 50. 158; commonfields, common wastes and enclosures 40.73,48. 131, 143,51. 105; manorial records, list of51. 108-9; manors: Eastwick 50. 163, Gt. Book-ham, survey of (1548) 50. 161-2, Polesden(reputed) 50. 163, SI x field manor and familyof Gt. .,by J. H. Harvey and G. N. Slyfield,reviewed 54. 15; map and reference book(c. 1798) 51. 103; map and survey (1614) byThos.Clay 51. 103; materials for parishhistory 51. 103-9; military assessment (1805)52. 61; parish registers 46. 116; Preston atithing of 51. 103, 107; roads 51. 105-6;tithes46. 89; visitation (1724-5) 39.86

church: curate of see Allen; epitaph in 43.42;Glynne's notes on 55. 89; Illustrated guide,reviewed 55. 127; rectors of see Hilton;Hyett;Standeley

places: Bagden 51. 106;Bagden and TannersFarm 50. 163;Bowett's 47. 4;Capelland 47.4;Chalk pit 58. 54;Cobham Rd. 51. 106; East-wick 39.62,50. 163; Eldonshatch 50. 163;Helderdown 50. 163; Hole Hedge Way 51. 106;Mark Oak 51. 106;Marrowfeld 50. 163;Phoenice Farm, formerly Vines 51. 106;Polesden 50. 161;Polesden Lacey 47.3,4;Preston 51. 103, 107 , map ; Rolts (later HalfMoon Public House and Half Moon Cottages)51. 106; Sheep Bell Ho. 51. 106; Slyfield Mill51.106

Bookham, Little:common wastes 51. 105; military assess-ment (1805) 52.61;parish registers 46. 116;visitation (1724-5) 39.86

church: curate of see Allen foundation offormer south aisle excavated 60. 84-6, /;/>/;Glynne's notes on 55. 97;rectors of seeCollingworth; Drinkwater;Hyett; scratch dialin 41. 122-3, pi.

places: Polesden 50. 161Booklyn, John, brass to in E.Horsley ch.55.83Books: "a book called Crayell" (1471) 51.83;

"a book called Henry Harpe" (1492) 52.45;mediaeval, named in will 43. 58, 59

Boone, Fra. (Tandridge) 41. 31Boorer see BorerBoorman, H. R. Pratt, and Torr, V. J., Kent

Churches, reviewed 54. 148-50Booth, Both: Abram, visits Epsom 57.39;

Gerald B., repairs to Ockham ch. 45. 28; John,Bishop of Exeter, epitaph on (East Horsley)43.40;Julyan,widow,and her son John 51.96

Boreham, Edw. (Ockley) 58. 72Borelli: C.E., finds potsherds at Farnham

52. 52, 55;Chas.,his collection of palaeoliths54.1,6-9

Borer, Boarer, Boorer, Bourer,Bourare; Harry(Kingston) 44. 128; Hy. (Charlwood) 59.40;Jas. (Sutton) 59. 80; John (Lingfield) 59.60;Nich. (Blechingley) 59. 55; Rich. (Limpsfield)59. 58; Thos. (Cheam), innkeeper 47. 82; Thos.

(Nuffield) 59.49Borforde, Sim., lessee of manor of Thomcroft

(Leatherhead) 41. 46Borgeine, John (Lambeth), token of 56.39Boringdon,Lord see ParkerBorne see BourneBornick, Wm. (Burstow) 59. 39Borradaile, Richardson (Streatham) 59. 13Boscawen, Edw. Hugh, of Hatchland Place 40. 76Bossell, And. (Reigate) 59. 52Bosses see Roof bosses; Shield bossesBostock,Bostocke: Marg.,a//.w.of Nich

Saunder,

Bowes: fam. (Ashtead),arms of 48. 107;Marg.(Epsom) 57.40

Bowlle, John, alias Ramsay ,q. v.Bowls: bronze see Vessels, bronze; earthenware

see PotteryBowman: Hy.,V.of Farnham,R.of W. Clandon

42. 116,45. 103; John (Tandridge) 59.63Bowridge, Wm., epitaph on (Weybridge) 43.45Bowyer, Bowier, Bower, Bowver, Boghyer,

Boyer: Alice de 59. 75; Ant. (Merstham)59.47;Denise (Ewell) 54. 89, 90; Mrs. Frances,patron of Camberwell 39. 86; Giles (Nuffield)59. 49; Sir Hy., Ironmaster to Queen Eliza-beth 54.89;Hy.(Blechingley) 59.55;Hy.(Warlingham) 59. 67; Rich. (Horley) 59. 43;Rog. (Blechingley) 59. 56; Thos. (Qxted) 59. 62;Wm.(Oxted) 59.62

Box,Boxe: Mr. and Mrs., work for S.A.S.Library 53. 53;Donovan E.H., photographs by39. 3; John, of Downe PI., Cobham 58.54, 55;Rob. (Reigate) 59.51

Box Hill see MicklehamBox Hill Preservation Committee, and West

Humble Chapel 47.1,11Boxted, Essex, Michell fam. property in 56. 16,

28Boyden,Hy.52.41Boyer see BowyerBoyle: Hy.,of Castle, his w. Lady Mary, aft. w.

of Col. John Irwin, q. v.; Rich., 2nd ViscountShannon (Walton- on- Thames) 39. 101,monument to 55. 42

Boyling, N. D., notes on Saxon burial 49.114Boys,Wm.,V.of Witley 39.102Brabant, fam., arms of (Ashtead) 48. 107Braboeuf , manor of see ArtingtonBraboeuf,Braibuf,Bras de Boeuf: Agnes 49.83;

And. 49. 83; Geof.de, grant of Artingtonmanor to 49.83,89

Brace, John 51.95,96Bracelets: bronze, Saxon (Beddington) 56. 133;

ivory, Saxon (Mitcham) 56. 117-8, illus.Brachi,R. M.,his discovery of Roman bath

house 50. 73; Flint adze from Hambledon49.90

Bracteate, gold, Saxon (Coulsdon) 56.136Braddy see BradyBrade-Birks,S. G.,his Archaeology, reviewed

54. 146-7Bradele,Barth, V. of Farnham 42. 115Bradfield.John (Nuffield) 59.49Bradford, Wm. (Home) 59. 57Bradfoulde,Hy. (Godalming), token of 56. 35Bradshaw,Bradshawe: Hy.,V. of Mitcham and

Morden 45. 113; John, Chief Justice (Walton-on- Thames) 51. 156;Nich.,R. of Ockham45. 36, 39, 45, epitaph on 43. 47; his w. Mar-garet, nee Cromer 45. 36, 39; Thos., mercer51.91

Brady, Braddy: Nich., V. of Clapham and Curate-in-charge of Richmond 39.89, 157

Braganza, Catherine of see CatherineBraibuf see Braboeuf

Braithwaite, John (Epsom) 51. 118Brake: John (Reigate) 59. 53; Thos. (Reigate)

59.53Braker,Wm. (Horley) 59.44Brakspear, Harold, compiles special volume on

Waverley Abbey 53. 51,91Braman,Nich.,R.of Byfleet 39.86Brambletye,Sx., incumbent of see Stephenson,

Edw.Bramley (Bramlegh):

flint implement found with mammoth tooth39. 144; flint site (Snowdenham Farm) 41.55;lands in 51.88,57. 78, 81-2; military assess-ment (1805) 52.60;parish registers 46.116;traders' tokens 56.31;

church: Hussey drawing of 49. 126places: Cugate (Cowgates) 57.81;GosdenFarm gravel pit 39. 144; Jolly Farmer 46. 32;Nore Farm 40. 84; Snowdenham Farm 41.55;Thorncombe 57.78

Bramley, Hants., V.of see WarwickBramley, West, manor of see DunsfoldBrand, Mr. [John], antiquary 46. 53, 54, 55Brandon, Mary, aft. Redinge,^.v.Brane, Rich. (Blechingley) 59. 55Bransted see BansteadBras de Boeuf see BraboeufBrass: chandeliers in S. churches 47.29-47,

pis.; coin, Roman, Lingfield 41.91-2Brasses, monumental: List of monumental

brasses in Surrey: some additions andcorrections, by M.Stephenson 40. 107-16,pis.; palimpsests 40. 107, 109, 113-6; Abinger48.63;Addington 48. 67,69, 73; Albury 48.80;Ash 48. 98; Beddington 43. 53-60; Cheam47. 100-l;Ockham 45. 33-5;Stoke d'Abernon46.61-5 passim, 53. pi. XLl

Bratt,John (Limpsfield) 59.58Bratton, Rob. (Cheam), coffin maker 47. 73Braun, Hugh, Report on the exploration [of West

Humble chapel] 47. 6-11; ThundersfieldCastle, Horley 45. 146-7; see also Hart E.andBraun

Brause see BrewesBray,Braye: fam. (Shere) 39. 153, arms of

46. 62, 63, 65, badge of, in Ockham ch.45.23; (Horley) 59.45; Lady, and forge at Cran-leigh (1574) 47. 49; Mr., of Tower Hill,Gom-shall 40.76; Ann, aft. w. of Geo. Brooke,Lord Cobham, q.v.; Caroline and Cath., daus.of the historian 46. 45, 52; Edm., 1st BaronBray 46. 45n, 62, 64, 65, 47. 48, his w.Jane,nee HaleighweU 46. 62, 64, 65;Edm. (Nutfield)59.49;Sir Edw. 46. 44>2, 51m, 51. 91, arms of,in Cranleigh ch.39. 153, land in Cranleigh47. 48, his 1st w.Mary 46. 26, his 2nd w.Eliz.,nee Roper 46. 26, 44n; Edw., Esq. (Shere), fl.1725 39. 99, 46. 31w.; Edw., son of historian46.29,44,49-56 passim, his v/.,nee Malthus46. 44; Edw., grandson of historian 46. 29;Eliz.,her brass (1576) in Stoke d'Abernon ch.55. 110; F.E., Foreword to Extracts from theDiary of William Bray, Surrey historian

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Bray, Brayecont.46. 26-30; Frances, aft. w. of Thos. Lyfeld,q.v.; Rev. Geo., bro. of historian 46. 26; Hy.,grandson of historian 46. 56;Joan 42.91;John, 2nd Baron Bray 46. 62, his v/.Aime,n&eTalbot 46. 62; John (Leigh) 59. 46, 47; Mary,dau. of historian 46. 45m, 52;Nich. (Horley)59. 44; Owen, and Abinger Hammer 47.49;Sir Reg. [d. 1503] 39. 153,42.91,95,46. 58,62, 63; Reg. (baptised 1555) 46. 26; Reg.,grandson of the historian 46. 57, 58;Reg.,gift of papers to Guildford Muniment Room(1930) 39. 161;Reynolde,and land in Cran-leigh 47.48;Saunder (Ewell) 54.108,111-7passim, 122; Dr. Thos., his Association forConverting Negroes 47. 55; Wm.,the Surreyhistorian, extracts from his diary 46.30-58,pi., some Guildford place names in 47. 103,add. notes on 48. 158-9,49. 126, his claim con-cerning Netley Park 46. 27-30, his memorialin Shere ch. 46. 27, his w.,ee Stevens 46.30-53 pass im;portr. of steward of Manor ofCobham 58. 59,75;53./;/. XIV; Wm.,son of thehistorian, death of 46. 44

Brayboeuf see BraboeufBrazier, Wm. (Sutton) 59. 82Bread- rack (Tooting Graveney ch.) 57.98Breeding, Madam (Epsom) 39.91Brekemason: fam.(Farnham): Adrian, Brian,

Cornelius, ffloraunce, Jacob, John Cole 57.88Bremyntone, Sim.de, V. of Farnham 42.116Brenchley,fam.,arms of 55.22Brend, Wm. (Ewell) 54. 83Brenehurst.John (Betchworth) 59.37Brenkerset, (Kingston) 44. 115Brent, Miss, singer at Covent Garden 46.42Brett: fam. (Banstead),arms of 50. 119; Geo.,

and his w. Ruth, wee Lambert 50. 118Brewen,Rich. (Titsey) 59. 67Brewer, Mr. 46. 39; John (Titsey) 59.67Brewes,Brause: fam. (Wisley) 60.56Brian, Bryan: ostiarius see Therefeld;Fra.

(Nuffield) 59. 49; Geo. (Home) 59. 57; John(Leigh) 59. 46-7; John (Lingfield) 59. 59; Jos.(Kingston), token of 48. 25, 56. 37; Rich. (Ling-field) 59. 59; Thos. (Burstow) 59. 39; Thos.(Horley) 59.45

Briant, Bryant: Jasper (Charlwood) 59.40;Wm.,MSS. of, rescued 59.93

Bricks and brickwork: early building in bricks57. 88-92; 15th cent. diaper work, FarnhamCastle 57. 85, pi.; med. (?) bricks of unusualshape, Reigate 40. 122-3; see also Tiles

Brickworks: Roman, Cranleigh 45. 74-95, illus.;18th cent., Sutton 59.71

Bridge, Brigge, Bragg, Brugge: Nich. 42. 93;Osbert de la (Cobham) 58. 51;Rich.atte(Sutton) 59.73;Wm. (Nutfield) 59.49

Bridgell: John (Blechingley) 59. 55; Rich. (Blech-ingley) 59.56

Bridger: Ant. (Lingfield) 59. 60; Chas., foundermember of S.A. S., defaults 53.9-11; Jas.,information on Saxon graves at Mitcham

54. 71; Rich. (Reigate) 59.51Bridgers, Rich. (Merstham) 59. 47Bridges, Brydges: Mr . 46. 41; Anne, aft. w. of

Arthur Onslow, q.v.;Ry. (Thames Ditton)39. 90, 58. 75; Jas., Duke of Chandos, patron ofRotherhithe 39. 98, his motto on gate atEpsom 48. 9; John (Betchworth) 59. 37; John(Merstham) 59.48;Shem (Thames Ditton)58.75;Thos.(Headley) 41. 31; Wm. (Betch-worth) 59.37

Bridges: Ancient bridges of the South of Eng-land,by E.Jervoise, reviewed 39. 155-7; ofR. Mole, Cobham and Downside 58.64-8;ofR. Thames, between Hampton Court and EastMolesey 58. 79-86,/)/.; see also underparishes

Brigge see BridgeBriggs, Briges, Brigs: Ant. (Reigate) 59. 52;

John (Betchworth) 59.37Bright, Bryht,Bryth: Alicia 42. 94; Edm., scriv-

ener 47.28;John 42.91,94;Pet.42.94;Rog.42.91

Brighton, Sx., coaching, London to Brighton46. 3-4; repair of groins 46.35

Brimsteed: Rich. (Gatton) 59.43; Wm. (Gatton)59.43

Brinkley see BrynkleyBrisly, Jas. (Chelsham) 59. 65Bristow, Bristowe, Bristo, Brystowe: Ben.

(Horley) 59. 44; Chris. (Guildford) 51.91;Hy.(Horley) 59.44;Hy. (Reigate) 59. 52; John(Leigh) 59. 46; Rich. (Horley) 59. 43, 44; Rob.(Horley) 59. 43, 45; Rob. (Oxted) 59. 63; Thos.(Chiddingfold), shoemaker 39. 88; Thos. (Hor-ley) 59. 44; Thos. (Leigh) 59. 46; Walt. (Horley)59.43;Wm. (Horley) 59.43; Wm. (Tatsfield)59.66

Brius,John de,and his w. Margery (Wisley)60.56

Briwer, Wm.57. 78;his dau. Joan,n//. w.of Wm.de Percy, q.v.

Brixton, origin of name 52. 32; see also LambethBrixton hundred, collectors of tax in 41. 106Brizenden, Master (Farleigh) 41.39Broadbent,Wm.,his tomb at Ewell 48. 15Broadwater, Brodwater: fam. 59. 8; Rich.

(Streatham) 59.8Brocas,Arn., Clerk of Works, and Byfleet

manor 45. 58; Thos., M. P. for Guildford39.58

Brochurst,John de 43.93,94Brock, Brocke,Broc,Brok, Broke: John, and his

w. Anne, their brass in Farleigh ch. 55. 85;John de,and his w. Christiana, holdings inLeatherhead 55. 7, 15; Ralph de,and Artingtonmanor 49. 82; Sir Rich. 51. 88; Rob.de la,parson of Clapham 43. 88; Rob., inventor ofmoulded lead pipe 56. 13; see also Brooke

Brockell,Geo.,V.of Betchworth 45. 108Brockett, Wm. (Reigate) 59. 51Brockham

:

(See also Betchworth and Dorking in whichparishes B.ivas formerly included)

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Brockhamcont

.

coin, gold, Merovingian 56. 134; manor,enclosure 48. 143

places: Brockham (Bucham) Hill 40.70;Brockham Warren 41.26

Brockhole,Thos.(Cobham) 58.71Brockley, Kent 43.66Brodhurst,Brodhurste: Thos.,V.of Chobham

45.106,47.24Brodrick: Captain, aft. General 46. 45; Sir Alan

(Wandsworth) 39. 101; Alan, 1st ViscountMidleton, patron of Peperharow 39. 98; Geo.,4th Viscount Midleton, Lord- Lieutenant ofS. 40. 51, 54, 76, 46. 44, 48; Wm., 8th ViscountMidleton, Lord Lieutenant of S. 40. 52, 54,President of S.A.S. 53. 51, port.

Brodwater see BroadwaterBrok, Broke see BrockBroker: Isabel (Sutton) 59. 74; Wm., and his w.

Alice 42.97Brokeys, Bernard 42.95Brokwode (Brookwood) see WokingBromley: John, monk of Sheen 47. 20; Math., R.

of Puttenham 45. 102Brompton, John, Abbot of Jerveaux,his Chron-

icle quoted 39.48Bronescomb, Walt.de, Archdeacon of S., Bishop

of Exeter 46.83,84Bronsted,J.his The Vikings , reviewed 60.89Bronze:

cake,Banstead 47. 95-8, illus.; face masks,Roman, Chiddingfold and Titsey 60.45-9,/)/.;figure, Shere 43. 123, pi.; hoard, Albury:Farley Heath 46. 23,Banstead 47.95-8 illus.;implement (? axe),Carshalton 49.60,67,illus.; ingot, Carshalton 49. 60; misc. smallobjects: Farnham 49. 103-4, illus., Guild-ford, Saxon 39.23,Mitcham,Saxon 56. 108-10, illus., Titsey 44. 99; ornament, Artingtonand Farnham 51. 143-4, illus.; statuettehelmet, Croydon 59. 89; strip, possibly partof priest's sceptre, Albury: Farley Heath46. 24-5,/>Z.,50. 150

See also Arrowheads; Axes; Bracelets;Brooches ; Chatelaine ; Clasp ; Coins ; Discs

;

Palstaves; Pins; Rings; Tweezers; VesselsBronze Age:

barrows: 42.27-60 passim, Reigate 57. 101,Wotton 60. l-18;earth circles, possible, St.Martha's 54. 10-46; field systems, Coulsdon50. 47-72;hoard,Banstead 47. 95-8, ;//*.;misc. finds: Albury 46. 23,Betchworth56. 134,Carshalton 56. 135,Fetcham 56. 141,Purley 56. 144, Ripley 56. 144, St. Martha's56. 142

See also Arrowheads; Axes; Brooches; Burials;Daggers; Flint and Stone artifacts ; Hammer-head; Palstaves; Pottery; Swords; Whetstones

Bronze -iron age and Roman finds at Ashtead41.93-8,?7///.XXVH,56. 141;saucer: dating and distribution 56. 81-95,Beddington 56. 133-4, Croydon 56. 138, Ewell41. 122,56. 139, Guildford 56. 141-2, Horsley56. 148; small- long: Croydon 56. 138, Guild-ford 56. 141,Mitcham 56. 130

Brooke: Geo., 6th Lord Cobham,and his w. Anne,nee Bray 46. 62,63;Geo. (Charlwood) 59.40;John (Limpsfield) 59. 58; see also Brock

Brooker: Mich. (Tandridge) 59. 64;Nich. (Oxted)59. 63; Thos. (Godstone) 59. 68; Thos. (Leigh)59. 46; Wm. (Tandridge) 59. 64

Brooks, Brookes, Broockes, Broorkes: Ben.(Oxted) 59. 62; John (Caterham) 59.65;Kate(Cheam) 47. 76; Rich. (Oxted) 59. 62; Sam.(Titsey) 59. 67; Wm. (Caterham) 48. 157,59. 65 ;Wm. (Oxted) 59.62

Brookwood (Brokwood) see WokingBroome Park see BetchworthBroomfield, (Reigate) 59. 54Broomhall Priory see WindleshamBrotherton: fam.,arms of (Ashtead) 48. 101,

107, 55. 20; Rich. (Reigate) 59.53Broughton: widow 47. 75; A., steward of Chip-

stead 48. 44; Jacob (Cheam) 47.73;Rich.(Putney), waterman, token of 56. 41; Rob.(Cheam) 47.74,81

Brouncker,Brounker: fam. (Albury), arms of48.94;Hy.,and Nonsuch Palace 58.5

Browdie, Rich., Curate of Ewell 45. 112Brown, Browne, Broune: fam. (Albury), arms of

48. 85; (Walthamstow, Essex), carpenter52. 43; Sir Adam, M.P. for S., of BetchworthCastle, Dorking 39. 60, 55. 44, 45, 51, 61, 62,his w.Philippa 55. 51; Ambrose (Charlwood),fl. 1641 59. 40; Sir Ambrose, d. 1661, ofBetchworth Castle, Dorking, M.P. for S.,39. 60, 54. 73, 55. 44; Ambrose, d. 1688 55. 44,61; Ambrose,//. 1725 39. 86; Sir Ant. Con-stable of Calais 40. 40; Sir Ant., M.P. for S.,Master of the Horse, Keeper of Byfleet Pk.40. 40, 53, 45. 65, 66, 50. 100, 101, 166, portr.51.91, 58. 48, 60, 70, and Newark Priory40. 1-2, his w.Alice, wee Gage 45. 66; Sir Ant.,Viscount Montague 40. 41, 53; Barnard (Tats-field) 59. 66; Fra. (Betchworth) 59. 36; Fra.(Chipstead) 48. 42; G. Bridgmore, Hon. Ex-cursion Secretary, S.A.S. 53, 36, 84; Sir Geo.,M.P. for S. 56. 23; John, and his w. Edith,their brass in Ashtead ch.48. 110; John(Bookham,Gt.) 39. 86; John (Buckland) 39.86;John (Charlwood) 59. 40; John (Cobham:Warren Farm) 58. 76; John (Guildford), tokenof 56. 36; Sir John (Kew) 39. 95; John (Ling-

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Brown, Browne, Brounecont.field) 59. 61; John (Reigate) 59. 53; [Lancelot]'Capability', and Clandon Pk. 42. 4, and Clare-mont 40.68;Marg. (Buckland) 39.86;Nich.(Kingston) 58. 50;Rob., bequest to 52.45;Rob.(Caterham) 59. 64;Thos. (Betchworth) 39. 55,56; Thos. (Guildford) 51. 91; Thos. (Limps-field) 59. 58; Wm.,V. of Horley 45. 108; seealso Browne

Browne: A. L. The Early Archdeacons of Surrey46. 68-97; Mrs. F. L. Balfour- see Balfour-Browne

Browning: (Lingfield) 59.61;

, Abbot ofWaverley 47. 17; Wm., patron of Bermondsey39.85

Brownlow, Lord see CustBruce: Magdalene, Lady Bruce of Kinloss

(Byfleet) 39. 86; Thos., 1st Earl of Elgin,Keeper of Byfleet Pk.45. 71

Bruges, St. Donat's ch., brass from, possibly re-used at Thorpe 40. 115

Bruges, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London 48.42,his dau. Winifred aft. w. (1) of Sir Rich. Sack-ville, (2) of John Paulet, Lord St. John, q.v.

Brugg, Brugge see BridgeBruyn: Edith, formerly w.of Wm. Croyser,will

of 51. 92;Ingleram 51. 92, his w. Anne, neeCroyser, aft. w.of Sir Hy.Norbury,?.^. ;SirJohn 51. 92; Sir Maurice 51.92

Bryan see BrianBryant see BriantBrydeland,a croft 42.97Brydges see BridgesBryht see BrightBrynkley: John (Streatham) 52. 34; Wm. 52. 34Brystowe see BristowBryth see BrightBryunne see BruynBuccleuch,Duke of, first President of S.A.S.

53.12,35Buck: (Cheam) 47. 82; Sam. & Nath., print of

Newark Priory 40. 12, pi.Buckelurns, Saxon, distribution 56. 153;Croyuon

56. 138Bucket mounts, E.I. A. and Roman 60. 45Buckets, Saxon: Coulsdon 56. 136; Croydon

56. 138; Guildford, with gilded bronze hooks39. 24, illus., 56. 141

Buckingham, Anne, Duchess of, patron of Ockham45. 45; Dukes of see Stafford

Buckinghamshire: see Aylesbury, ChalfontSt. Peter; Eton College; Taplow

Buckland:(See also Reigate in which parish the formerdetached part of B. is now incorporated)military assessment (1805) 52.61;on Roc-que's map 40. 77;parish registers 46. 116;"Pilgrim's Way" in 41. 25; protestation re-turns 59. 38; visitation (1724-5) 39.86

church: ancient glass in 41. 123-4,/)/.; curateof see Strachme;Glynne's notes on 55. 72;rectors of 45. 100, see also Eyre; Miller;Steward

places: Holmes Farmhouse 41. 25; Kemp'sFarm 41.25;Underhill Farm 41.25

Buckland, Bocland, Boclaunde, Bokelaunde:Geof.de, Dean of St. Martin le Grand 46. 76;John de 43.95, 106; Rob.de (Southwark)43. 87; Thos. (Limpsfield) 59. 58; Thos.(Reigate) 59.50

Buckland Corner see ReigateBuckland Kent, A., see KentBuckle: fam.,arms of (Banstead) 50. 109-10; (Guildford) 46. 34;Mr.,his estate (Ban-stead or Ewell) 42. 32, 44; Sir Chris. (Ban-stead), d. 1660 and his w. Catherine, neeBarnham 50. 110; Sir Chris., fl. 1692 57.22;Mr. Chris., fl. 1725 39. 84; Sir Cuthbert andhis w. Eliz.,ee Marston 50. 109,110;Edw.Valentine, V. of Banstead 50. 109; Frank,jockey and M.F.H.44. 17;Ludovic (Epsom)57. 15; Math. (Banstead), Admiral 50. 110;Sarah, aft. w.of Isaac Hughes, q.v.; Rev. Wm.Lewis (Banstead) 50. 110

Buckles:Saxon: Coulsdon 56. 136; Croydon 56. 138;Ewell 43. 27, illus., 56. 139; Guildford39. 24-6, 56. 141; London: Smithfield 56. 82,z7Zs.;Mitcham 56. 102-4, illus.

Med.: E.Horsley 51.142,52.18Buckman, Wm. (Merstham) 59.47Bucknall,Tabitha (Epsom) 57.24Bucknill,Hon.Sir Thos. T. (Epsom) 51.121Budapest, Roman tile-kiln at 45.95Budgen: Mr. ,M. P. for S.,his son 46.41,45,49;

Edw.(Shere) 39.99, 100, his plan of NetleyPk.41.1

Budman,Geo. (Gatton) 59.43Buiknerg,Wm. (Merstham) 59.47Builders' accounts, Farnham Castle 57.92Bulcote,Wm., Clerk of Works, and Byfleet Pk.

45.60Buldwin see BaldwinBulete,Alan le 50.169Bull: fam.,arms of (Battersea) 52.69,55.38;

Jas. (Battersea) and his w. Frances, neeFleet 52. 69,55. 38, their son 55. 38, theirgrandson, John 52. 69; John (Lingfield) 59.60

Bullen: Mr. (Guildford) 46. 31; John (Caterham)59.64

Bullenbrook,Bolinbroke: Viscount see St. JohnBullock: Dr. Rich., R. of Streatham 39. 100,

59. 2, 5; Tom, 'gentleman rider' at Epsom44.18

Bullswater Common see PirbrightBullyng,Thos.52.48Bulteel,fam.,arms of (Ash) 48.97Bumsted, Edw. (Farleigh) 59. 66Bun, John (Horley) 59.44Bunbury,Sir Chas.,and racing in S.44. 17,20Bundy,K D.,Nos. 2-10 Farnham Road, Guild-

ford 57. 102Bunting, Rob. (Epsom) 57. 16, 17Bunyon, John (Weybridge) 39. 102Burchatt, Fred. (Shere) 46. 28Burd see Bird

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Burden, Fra. (Reigate) 59. 52Burdett,Mr.and Mrs. (Guildford) 46.39,40,41Burel see BurrellBures,John de 43.88Burford see MicklehamBurgate see HambledonBurgate,Burgat,Burgatte: John (Lingfield)

59. 60; Rob. (Lingfield) 59. 59Burgenyn,Thos.42.92Burgh: Ben. 52. 45; Hubert de, justiciar 46.75-81

passim; Rich.de, Earl of St . Albans , his houseat Byfleet 45.69

Burgh, manor of see BansteadBurgh, Great see BansteadBurgham (Burpham), manor of see WorplesdonBurgham,Burwham: Agnes, Lady of see Basset;

Alicia, Lady of 42.94Burgoyne: General, of Lamberts Oaks,Wood-

mansterne 40. 77; Sir John (Epsom) 44. 16Burials, animal: Epsom, calf, neo.? 49.93-4;

Seale, dog, stag, foundation? 48. 116-7Burials, human:B.A.: Epsom 47.92-5, illus.E I.A.: Shere: Burrows Cross, cremationtrench 40. 117

Roman: Albury: Farley Heath 40. 118, Godal-ming 40. 118-20,/)/. ,44. 149-52, cremations57. 43,48,49, 50;Sanderstead, cremation58. 39-41; Wanborough, cist 57. 50

Saxon: methods 56.77-8;Carshalton 60. 50,53;Coulsdon 49. 114-5, illus.; Ewell 47.98-9;Mitcham, cists 56. 54, 119, 157;Puttenham60.84

Med. and later: Albury 54. 136;Cuddington58. 7; Mickleham 47. 10;Send 40.9,11,21

undated: Cheam 49. 119see also Cemeteries; Graves

Burleigh, Burghley,Burley: John (Horley) 59.44;Sam.(Horley) 59.44

Burleigh, Lord see CecilBurn, John (Horley) 59.43Burnet, Burnett: Rich. (Limpsfield) 59.58;Wm.

(Che rtsey), tokens of 48. 21, 56. 31Burningfold see DunsfoldBurntcommon see Clandon, West, and SendBurpham (Burgham), manor of see WorplesdonBurr: fam.,arms of (Banstead) 50. 122; Major-

Gen. Dan., and his v/.1-MCy,nee Parry(Banstead) 50. 122

Burrell, Burel: Sir Pet., Lord Gwydir (Becken-ham.Kent) 46. 53;Ste. (Betchworth) 59. 37

Burroughs, Gil., Curate of East Molesey 39.97

Burrow, Burrowe: Jas.,of Sterborough Castle,Lingfield 40. 77; Wm., Curate of Putney45. 112

Burrows Cross see ShereBurstede,John de 42.93Burstow (Burstowe):

enclosures 48. 147; land at, in Wimbledonmanor 39. 148; lime-kiln at 59.26;meso.site at Outwood 41. 66-7; military assess-ment (1805) 52. 61; on Rocque's map 40. 72;

parish registers 46. 116; Protestationreturns 59.38-9

church: Glynne's notes on 55. 72, in respect offont 55. 68; rectors of 45. 100; see alsoWilliams, W.

places: Copthorne 48. 147; Driver's Green48. 147; Outwood 41. 66-7, 48. 147; Smallfield48. 147; 59. 26; Smallfield Place 39. 60;Wasp's Green 48. 147; Weather Hill 48. 147

Burstow, Burstowe, Burste, Bustowe: fam.39. 53; Chris. (Caterham) 59. 65; Edw. (Ling-field) 59. 61; John (Merstham) 59.48;Rob.,R. of Titsey and Morden 45. 109;Thos. (God-stone) 59. 68

Burton, Be rtton: Dr., his Iter Surriense quoted44. 7;Decimus,and Beulah Spa, Norwood46. 136; Sir Hy.,lord of manor of Chipstead48. 43;Hy. (Limpsfield) 59. 58; Jas. (Rother-hithe), tokens of 56. 44; John (Blechingley)59. 55; John (Lambeth), token of 56. 44; John(Blechingley) 59. 55; John (Lambeth), token of56. 39; Ralph de 43. 101; Rob. (Gatton) 59.43;Thos.(Oxted) 59.63

Burwell, Thos., R. of Ockham 45. 45Burwham see BurghamBurwood see Walton- on- ThamesBury, Hy., his collection of flints 57. 100Bury Hill see Milton; PuttenhamBusbridge Park see Godalming[Busbridge] Busbrigge: John, Surrey lands of

56.21Busby, Rich., his survey of Milton manor, Egham

41.49Buscarius, Baldwin (Kingston) 43. 121Bush,Busshe: Edw. (Croydon), token of 56. 32;

John 52. 45; Ralph, and his w. Eleanor, nieFitz Waryn,and Pachenesham Manor,Leatherhead 55.9,12

Bushby, Thos. (Reigate) 59. 93Bushell.Rich. (Cobham), carpenter 58. 66But, Thos. (Kingston) 44. 124Butcher: John (Charlwood) 59. 40, 41; Thos., of

the Garratt, Tooting 52.41Butchin,John (Blechingley) 59.55Butler, Buteler,Boteler: fam., arms of 46.64,

65,48.78;Chas.,Earl of Arran (Windlesham)39. 102; Eliz., aft. w.Oi" John Norbury, q.v.;Geo. (Windlesham) 39. 102; John, BaronSudeley 46. 64; Mary, aft. w. of Hy.Kynnersley,9.t'.;Nich. 52. 41; Ralph, Baron Sudeley 46.64;Thos., Baron Sudeley 46. 64; Walt., shootingrights on Fairmile Common 58.76;Wm.le43. 92; Wm., Baron Sudeley 46. 64

Buttall (Batailles) see EwellButterfield: John,R. of Stoke d'Abernon 39. 100;

Thos. (Chertsey), tokens of 56. 31Butterworth,J. W., Vice-President of S.A.S.,

his collection given to S.A.S. 53. 62Button, fam., arms of (Albury) 48.85Button, med., silver, E. Horsley 51. 143Buttrye, Buttre, Botery, Botrye, Botrys: Jos.

(Blechingley), token of 48. 21,56. 31; Milo, andhis w. Isabella 52. 36; Wm. (London), mercer

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Buttrye, Buttre, Botery, Botrye, Botryscont.52. 35, 36, 38, his sister, Dame Ede, Prioressof Campsey Ash, Suffolk 52. 36

Butts, Buttes: John 52. 41; John, monk ofChertsey 47. 15; Wm. (Epsom) 39.91

Bydon: Rich. 39. 56; Roger de 57. 81Byfleet (Byflet, Byfflet, Biflete, Beefflete):

Byfleet Pk.and its Keepers 45.48-73 passim;enclosures 48. 134, 142; in Aubrey's Historyof S., inaccuracies 49. 124- 5; jousting at45. 50; manor: 50. 99- 104, 55. 9, Notes on B.manor and the Manor House 45. 48-73;military assessment (1805) 52.61;parishregisters 46. 116; Romano- British occupa-tion site 46. 131-6;tax of 1332 41. 102;visita-tion (1724-5) 39.86

church: advowson 45. 49; Parish church of St.Mary,by L. R. Stevens, reviewed 42. 132;rectors of see Braman; Colet; Fryer; Game-lyn;Kerselow; Williams, Wm.

places: Broad Ditch 46. 132; Byfleet Ho.(Lodge) and Pk. 45. 48-73 passim, 50. 99-104,illus., 51. 100;Frogbury 45. 49; 'la bouverie'45. 55; Plough Bridge 45. 66;Swiftlake(Switlake) 45.58,60

Byfleet, Biflete: Sim.de, keeper of swans, By-fleet Pk.45.57

Bygley see BigleyBygnold see BignallByne: Mr. (Sutton) 59. 82; Mr., patron of Wold-

ingham 39. 102;Chas. (Carshalton) 39.87;Hy., patron of Carshalton 39.87

Byng: John, Admiral, passes through Guildford46. 34; Pattee, Treasurer of the Navy 39. 75;Rich., chaplain to Sir Rich. Weston 52. 44

Bynorth,Wm., bailiff (Byfleet) 45.55,56,57Byrch,Byrche see BirchByrd see BirdByron,Mr.M.F.H.43.9Byron, Lady (Ockham) 45.36,39,60.61Bysley see BisleyByssater, alias London, Ste., canon of St. Mary

Overy,Southwark 47. 25Bysshe: Edw.,his son,Edw.,of Smallfield PL,

Burstow 39.60,63,64,59.39;Wm.(Tand-ridge) 59.63

Cackett,John (Blechingley) 59.55Cade, Mr. (Betchworth) 39. 85Caerleon,Mon., Roman lamp chimney from

42.65,66Caesar, Sir Julius, letter on Farnham pottery

52.50Caesar's Camp see AldershotCaetani, Vittoria, Duchess of Sermoneta,her

The Locks of Norbury, reviewed 47. 109-12Caffie,Rob. (Reigate) 59". 51Calais, And. of, M. P. for Guildford 39.57[Calne] Calna, Calva, Ruald de, founder of

Newark Priory 40,1,24,29-32,37,50.166,his w.Beatrice, wee Sandes 40.24,30,31,37

Calton,Thos.,monk of Sheen 47. 19Calverley, Thos. (Ewell) 42. 43, 51. 131, 54. 105

Calvert , Chas.

, Baron Baltimore , M .P . forSurrey 39.91,44.5,51.118

Cam, iron (Leigh) 39. 141, illus.Camberleng,Rob.43. 108Camberley see FrimleyCamberwell (Cammerwelle, Camewall):

corps of militia 40. 50; Dulwich village,byD. H. Allport, reviewed 47. 118; enclosuresand open fields 48. 131, 143, 144;land at43. 106; manor of Dulwich 48. 144; militaryassessment (1805) 52. 62; registers: parish46. 116, of Dulwich College chapel 46. 118;Roman road in 43. 66-72; schools 39. 86-7;traders' tokens 56. 31, 41; visitation (1724-5)39.86

church of St. Giles: brass 40. 112; chandeliers47. 31, 35; vicars of see Geale, Rich; Tipping;William; Wilson

places: Albany Rd.43. 72, 82; Alvey St. 43. 74;Asylum Rd.43. 67, 68; Clifton Crescent43. 68; Cobourg Rd. 43. 70, 72, 73, 74; DownesSt. 43. 68, 70; Dulwich College 39.86,87;East St. 43. 74; Minet Library 54. 58; Peckham43. 66, 67, 48. 143, 56. 41; Peckham RyeCommon 48. 137; Peplar Rd. 43. 72; Queen'sRd. 43. 67; St. Mary's Road. 43. 66; SurreySquare 43. 74, 76; Trafalgar Rd. 43. 70-3, 82

Camberwell Municipal Museum, additions to47. 120-1

Cambridge: Museum of Archaeology andEthnology , Saxon grave goods from Mitchamin 56.52-131 passim; Trinity College, armsof 48.70

Cambridge, Rich. (Epsom) 39.91Cambridge, H.R.H. Duke of, first patron of S.A.S.

53. 12, owner of part of Coombe Hill conduitsystem 56. 5

Cambridgeshire: see Cambridge; ElyCamden, Campden: Eliz.,a//.Neild,

Campsey Ash (Cannsey Ash), Suffolk, Prioressof see Buttrye; manor of Asshe, calledMoore Hall 52. 36; see also Canndishe

Canals: Croydon 41. 129,135;Wey and Arun47.49

Canndishe, Suffolk [sic, i.e.Campsey Ash?]51.84

Cannon Court, manor of see FetchamCanons, manor of see BansteadCanopy: Blechingley ch. 54. 67,/>/.;Ockham ch.

45.24Canterbury, Kent, Christchurch, monks of, and

archdeacon of S. 46. 94; tithes of at W.Hors-ley 46.92

Canterbury, Archbishops of: memorials to inAddington ch. 48. 70-2, 78-9; see also Abbott;Benson; Bourchier ; Cranmer; Davidson;Howley ; Longley; Rich; Sheldon; Sumner ; Tait

Canterbury, Dean of see AndrewsCanterbury, Prerogative Court of, some Surrey

wills in 51. 82-96, 52. 32-49Canterbury, See of: arms of 48. 64, 67, 68, 71-3,

75,78,79,Cranleigh ch.39. 151, Newingtonch.,39. 150;livings in gift of 39.89,95

Cantilupe,Fulke de,of Calne, Wilts. 40. 30Cape, Thos., painter 52.90Capel (Chapelle):

(See also Holmwood which parish ivasformerly part of C.)Anstiebury (Ansted) camp: 40. 80, 96, trenchfor cable examined 45. 145, visited by Bray46. 49; military assessment (1805) 52.61;Quakers in 39. 87, 45. 158-61; registers:parish 46. 116, Quakers (Pleystowe) 46. 116;traders' tokens 48. 21, 56. 31; visitation(1724-5) 39.87

church: curates of see Bird; Grove; Glynne'snotes on 55. 73

places: Pleystowe 39.87Capelin,John (Charlwood) 59.40Capell,Lady Dorothy (Kew) 39.95Cardens, manor of, Kent 54.89,91,94Cardigan, Prior of see Hoare"Cardinal's"river see Longford riverCarew,Carewe,Carrewe: fam. (Beddington),and

Ravensbury manor, Mitcham 52. 84, arms of(Addington) 48. 65, (Battersea) 52.72,75,76,55. 36, connections with Saunder fam. ofEwell 54.16-96 passim; Ann, aft. w.of Nich.Leigh, q.v.; Chas. (Kingston) 44. 120; Sir Fra.,d. 1611 54. 96, 97, his monument (Beddington)43. 45, 55. 71; Fra. ,fl. 1714 39. 54; Isabel, aft.w.of Nich. Saunder, q. r.;Jas. 43. 58; Joan, aft.w. of Wm. Saunder, q.v. ; Sir Nich., d. 139050. 168,52. 72, his w. Lucy, wee Willoughby52.72;Nich.,tf. 1432 43. 53, 54, his epitaph43. 37-8, his 1st w. Isabella 43. 37, his 2nd w.Mercy, ne'e Hayme, aft. (2) w.his will 43. 55,lord of manor of Carshalton 59. 74; of ArthurOrmesby,

Carshalton: placescont.60. 50-3; Queen Mary's Hospital 49. 56; StagField 49. 56

Carstone,used for iron smelting (?) (Has-combe) 40. 92

Carter, Cartar: Mr. (Farnham) 39.92; Aron(Lambeth), token of 56. 39;Edw. (Charlwood)59. 40; Edw. (Reigate) 59. 50; Gil. (Gt. Book-ham) 50. 163; Hector, The Surrey Protesta-tion Returns 1641/2 59. 35-68; R. R. Lang-ham- see Langham- Carter;Rog. (Reigate)59. 52; Thos., joiner, work at Ham Hous