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Newenden is a
small village and
civil parish in area and po****tion in the
Ashford District of Kent, England. The
village is
clustered together along the...
- King
Edward II
playing at "creag and
other games" in both
Westminster and
Newenden. It has been
suggested that "creag" was an Old
English word for cricket...
- or Lymne.
During the
thirteenth century, it was
known as the
River of
Newenden. The
Rother rises in the High
Weald of Sus****, at
around 490 feet (150 m)...
- town of Tenterden. The A28
continues via the
villages of
Rolvenden and
Newenden before crossing a
narrow bridge over the
River Rother and
entering East...
- west of the
level crossing on the A28 road
linking the
Kentish village of
Newenden and the East Sus****
village of Northiam.
Having served the area for over...
-
Hothfield Kenardington Kennington Kingsnorth Little Chart Mersham Molash Newenden Orlestone Pluckley Rolvenden Ruckinge Sevington with
Finberry Shadoxhurst...
- there. Also, in his "Britannia",
William Camden suggests that it
could be
Newenden, Kent. The
Chronicle mentions Ælle once more
under the year 827, where...
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friary in
Newenden in the
Weald of Kent, England. Sir
Thomas Alcher or
Aucher founded the
third Carmelite friary in
England northeast of
Newenden village...
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preserving certain Marsh Lands or Low Grounds, in the
Parishes of Sandhurst,
Newenden, Rolvenden, Tenterden, Wittersham, Ebony, Woodchurch,
Appledore and Stone...
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Tribal Hidage, Kent)
Andredes Leag (Jute
tribe that
lived in
Andredsley and
Newenden region in Kent)
Boroware (Jute
tribe that
lived in
Canterbury region) Ceasterware...
