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Villare cantianum: or, Kent surveyed and illustrated. : Being an exact description of all the parishes burroughs, villages, and other respective mannors included in the county of Kent; and, the original and intermedial possessors of them, even until these times. Drawn out of charters, escheat-rolls, fines, and other publick evidences; but especially out of gentlemens private deeds and muniments

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Publication date: M.DC.LIX. [1659]
Call number: 139978
Creator: Philipot, John (1589?-1645)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (folio)
Associated people: Philipot, Thomas, (-1682.)
Associated organization: Bridgewater House Library,
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Villare Cantianum;, or, Kent surveyed and illustrated. Being an exact description of all the parishes, boroughs, villages, and other respective manors in the county of Kent; ... By Thomas Philipott, ... To which is added an historical catalogue of the High Sheriffs of Kent; collected by John Philipott
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Descriptive catalogue of the original charters, royal grants, and donations, many with the seals, in fine preservation, monastic chartulary, official, manorial, court baron, court leet, and rent rolls, registers, and other documents, : constituting the muniments of Battle abbey, founded by King William the Conqueror, to perpetuate the memorable battle of Hastings and the conquest of England; comprising, also, a great mass of papers relating to the family of Browne, ennobled as the lords viscount Montague ... with various others relating to the Sidneys, earls of Leicester, and the whole of the Webster family evidences, embodying many highly interesting and valuable records of manor lands in Sussex, Kent, and Essex. ... The whole bound in ninety-seven volumes, folio, uniform in Russia. Price twelve hundred pounds
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