- its
agricultural origins.
Elmsted's parish council consists of six
elected members who
oversee local matters. The name "
Elmsted"
originates from the abundance...
- It is
located north-east of Bromley. The name is
recorded in 1320 as
Elmsted and
means 'place
where elm
trees grow'. The name was
shared with Elmstead...
-
William Honywood,
eldest son of Sir
William Honywood, of
Evington Place,
Elmsted, Kent and died in 1730. Her many
descendants include the
present Lord Mountbatten...
-
station Elmstead, Ontario, an area of the town of Lakes****, Ontario,
Canada Elmsted, a
village in Kent,
United Kingdom This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- Wrightington, a
church in Lancashire,
England St
James the Great, a
church in
Elmsted, Kent,
England St
James the Great, a
church in Salt, Staffordshire, England...
-
parish council.
Acrise (M)
Brenzett Brookland Burmarsh Dymchurch Elham Elmsted Ivychurch Lyminge Lympne Monks Horton (M)
Newchurch Newington Old Romney...
- Long
Barrow is an
unchambered long
barrow located near to the
village of
Elmsted in the south-eastern
English county of Kent. It was
probably constructed...
-
short section then a
steep descent outside of the
civil parish borders, to
Elmsted and then to Canterbury. Bus 620 runs
between Canterbury,
Hastingleigh and...
- of a
competent Part thereof.
Nicholas Corsellis'
estate at
Wivenhoe and
Elmsted (Es****): sale for
payment of in****brances. 11 Geo. 3. c. 79 29
April 1771...
- (Wadenhall) in
Petham and Waltham, with
manors extending into
Lower Hardres,
Elmsted and Bishopsbourne, in the
county of Kent, was an
English knight, landowner...
