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  • Nonington, welcome to a small place in East Kent’s history
  • ~Nonington, the old parish over the centuries.
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  • Nonington, welcome to a small place in East Kent’s history
  • ~Nonington, the old parish over the centuries.
  • The Old Parish of Nonington ~ new and updated posts
  • *DONATE TO HELP FUND THE PUBLISHING OF the Old Parish of Nonington website*
  • +++AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AN HISTORIAN – it could be YOU! A Master’s Degree By Research At Canterbury Christ Church University+++

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  • THE VILL’ OF ESSESOLE:-HOUSE PLOTS AND LAND HOLDINGS AS RECORDED IN THE 1501 MANOR OF ESSESOLE RENTAL ROLL.
  • Anglo- Saxon Nuns and Nonington by Peter Hobbs
  • Captain Francis Hammond of St. Alban’s Court: The Thirty Years War & The Bishops Wars
  • Nonington, Kent : a Contribution to its Early History By Dr. Frederick William Hardman, LL.D., F.S.A. with notes by Peter Hobbs of Old St. Alban’s Court, Nonington.
  • The founding & development of Nonington College of Physical Education by Stephen Burke-Part 1:

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  • Nonington in The Domesday Survey of 1086-revised 02.03.2019

    Before the Domesday Survey of 1086. The land in the old parish of Nonington, with the exception of the manors of Eswalt, Essewelle, and Soles, along with a small estate at Mounton, was held from the  Manor of Wingham which…

  • Nonington and The Great War-plans for evacuation in the event of a German invasion

    As the outbreak of armed conflict between the British Empire and the German Empire became more certain plans were made to evacuate the civilian population of Kent in the event of invasion. The arrangements for the evacuation of Nonington’s inhabitants…

  • Sir John de Beauchamp at Esole-revised 10.01.19

    In 1349 the Abbot of St. Alban’s was the Lord of the Manor of Esol, and his manorial rent rolls for that year show that Sir John de Beauchamp held at Esole:-‘one messuage [now called Beauchamps-my note] with dovecot, 60a…

  • Hatchetts-2nd vicarage

    The Reverend Frederick Chalmers and his orphanage at the Nonington Vicarage

    The Reverend Frederick Chalmers, 1860. Captain Frederick Chalmers, an Indian Army officer who had been born in Nova Scotia in what is now Canada, returned to England in 1842 after serving as Superintendent of Mysore in India to take Holy…

  • The Knight’s Fee of Essewelle: Wischards, Hotots, and Colkyns at the Manors of Esol and Freydevill’

    New information and a re-interpretation of information already available has shed new light on  the chain of ownership and occupation of Essewelle from around 1215 to the mid-1340’s. This article supersedes the previous one regarding the tenure of the Colkyns at…

  • The Knight’s Fee of Essewelle-from Domesday to the end of the First Barons War-revised 24.12.18

    Bishop Odo holds Essewelle. The Domesday Survey of 1086 records the manors of Eswalt, Essewelle, and Soles as part of the holdings of Odo, Bishop of Bayeaux,  who was the half-brother of King William I, the Conquerer. Odo was created…

  • The Ancient Manor of Oesewalum. Revised and updated 26.11.2018

    The origin of the name Oesewalum has been the subject of discussion for many years, J. K. Wallenberg in his “The place-names of Kent” published in 1934, believed the name to derive from ōs or ēs;  a deity/deities or semi-deity/deities…

  • The settlement and church at Oesewalum: the origins of Nonington.

    St. Mary’s Church appears to have been built in the original manorial settlement that became Nonington proper and it is likely that a chapel had been founded there during the ownership of Oesewalum by at least two abbesses of the…

  • The Ancient Manor of Oesewalum-much revised. Also: Where was Oesewalum?

    The origin of the name Oesewalum has been the subject of discussion for many years, J. K. Wallenberg in his “The place-names of Kent” published in 1934, believed the name to derive from ōs or ēs;  a deity/deities or semi-deity/deities…

  • The Boys family of Fredville and the English Civil War-updated

    Some information was kindly forwarded to me by Victor Judge regarding Edward Boys, a younger son of Sir Edward Boys of Fredville, and the younger brother of Major John Boys, the last Boys of Fredville. Sir Edward Boys of Fredville served…

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DONATIONS TO HELP FUND THE PUBLISHING OF NONINGTON, A SMALL PLACE IN HISTORY.

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  • THE VILL’ OF ESSESOLE:-HOUSE PLOTS AND LAND HOLDINGS AS RECORDED IN THE 1501 MANOR OF ESSESOLE RENTAL ROLL.
  • Anglo- Saxon Nuns and Nonington by Peter Hobbs
  • Captain Francis Hammond of St. Alban’s Court: The Thirty Years War & The Bishops Wars

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DONATIONS TO HELP FUND THE PUBLISHING OF NONINGTON, A SMALL PLACE IN HISTORY.

This website is at present entirely self-funded and receives no other financial assistance.
Any donations to help with the costs of publishing this website will be gratefully received and can be made by Paypal to [email protected]

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