PEDIGREES OF VARIOUS FAMILIES
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ABBOTT: From Bishops Stortfort and subsequently the USA, 15th - 19th centuries.
ABBOTT: Uncles, a charming little family history written by Charles Greely Abbot (1872 - 1973).
ALARD: Of Kent, 15th - 17th centuries, compiled by Dr Teddy Church.
ARUNDEL: Of Sussex, 13th - 15th centuries.
AUSTEN: Of Suffolk, who moved to London, 13th - 16th centuries.
BARHAM: A family from Kent, 16th - 19th centuries.
BARTER: Declaration made in respect of William Barter, of Tilmanston, Kent, who died in 1819.
BATH: Pedigree of a family from North East Kent, 17th - 18th centuries, communicated to me by M D NIghtingale on 13th November 1979.
BELL: A Bell family from Cockermouth, Cumberland, 17th - 19th centuries.
BOND: A Bond family from Cornwall, 14th - 17th centuries.
BRIDGES: Of St Nicholas-at-Wade, in Kent, 16th - 19th centuries
BROCKHULL (Brockhill, Brockhall): Of Kent, 13th - 17th centuries
CHEKE: A pedigree of a Cheke family of Tyneham and Wareham, 13th - 16th centuries.
CHICHE: Another Chiche pedigree taken from manuscript sources in the British Library and the Centre for Kentish Studies.
CHICHE: An article published in Foundations, the journal of the Foundation of Medieval Genealogy.
CHICHE: Volumous notes for an article on this family,12th - 16th centuries, published in 2006 in the journal of the Foundation for Medieval Genealogy.
CHICHELE: Pedigree tracing a descent from Sir Robert Chichele, Lord Mayor of London, brother of Archbishop Henry Chichele, ca 1850 (Jacob MSS).
CRAYFORD: Of Kent, 15th - 18th centuries.
CRAYFORD: Another MS Pedigree, 15th - 18th centuries, compiled by Edward Jacob in 1851 (Jacob MSS).
de CREVEQUER: Of Kent, 11th - 13th centuries.
CRIOL: A pedigree of this family taken from a Dering MS of pedigrees in CKS, Maidstone (CKS-MS U350/Z34).
CRIOL: A pedigree of this family taken from Harleian Manuscript 5862 in the British Library.
DARRELL: Of Sesay in Yorkshire and subsequently of Kent, 13th - 16th centuries.
D'AVRANCHES: Of Kent, 11th - 13th centuries.
ELVERTON: A sketch pedigree of this family, who held property in and around Elverton, in Stone-next-Faversham, Kent. 13th century.
FENNER: See under Geere.
de FIENNES: 12th - 14th centuries.
FOGGE: Of Kent, 13th - 18th centuries.
GEERE: Declaration made by Margaret Jones of Hythe, Kent, in respect of the Geere and Fenner families, 1829.
HAYWARD: Of kent, 17th - 18th centuries.
HODGSON: See under BELL.
HOWDEN: Of Scotland. A skeleton pedigree 17th - 20th centuries.
KEMPE: Of Kent, 13th - 15th centuries.
KENTON/PETERS: Of Kent, 16th - 18th centuries. This pedigree was given to me by the late John Peters, who published his book 'A Family from Flanders'.
LEGRAND: Pedigree of the descendants of Julian Le Grand, of Bailleuil, in Flanders, whose descendants settled in Canterbury, Kent, 17th - 19th centuries.
MACDONALD: Declaration as to the pedigree of the MacDonald family dated 1869.
MACNALLY: Other names Solley, Pettman, Winch, Hobes, Horton, Ritchie, Horton, Rogers. Of Kent, 18th -19th centuries.
MAKENADE: A pedigree of this family from Preston-next-Faversham, in Kent, circa 1315 - 1404.
NASSAU, Henry Frederick, Prince of Orange: A Descent from him communicated to me by Aurora Austin (nee Jacob). 16th - 20th centuries.
NASSAU, as above but a fuller pedigree chart.
O'BRIEN: Of Ireland, 14th - 18th centuries.
SACKVILLE: Of Sussex/Kent, 11th - 16th centuries.
SOLLY: Of Kent, 17th - 18th centuries
STEWART: Declaration relating to the family of Charles Edward Stewart of Westbourne Park, London, 1868.
STRATHMORE, GLAMIS AND KINGHORN: The descent of the Earls of, by Charles Lyon (will pr August 1859). From a manuscript by him dated 15th February 1824, but with later additions, the latest in 1846.
VAN HATTEN: A pedigree taken from the internet; ca 1390 - 1800.
WARD: Case to determine plaintiff's proof of birth; other names Johnson, Whitby and Wood; 17th-18th centuries. Quaker interest (Jacob MSS).