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Chiddingstone
WATERS George 1667
CHAPMAN John 1667
WELLER George 1681-87
WALKLYN Dorothy 1678-80
WAKLIN Benjamin 1678-81
DAWDTRY Richard 1678-80 (not licensed)
CHAPMAN Maria (widow) 1678-80
AMHURST Giles 1681
KILDER William 1681-89
BURLEY James 1682-89
CANFIELD George 1688
STREATFIELD Sylvester 1689
COLLIER Jeremiah 1753-59
EVERDEN Samuel 1754
BURNETT James 1762-71
CRADDOCK William 1771-86
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From the Kent Herald, 12 December 1833
William Weeks was indicted with stealing a pewter measure and other
articles, the property of Michael Collins at Chidinston.
Michael Collins states that he keeps a beer shop at Chiddingstoe, and
also a grocery shop. On the evening of the 27th of November, he had the
articles mentioned in the indictments, and afterwards found them at a
large a short distance off, to which marks of footsteps were traced,
which were proved to be those made by the prisoners shoes.
Guilty - six months' imprisonment and hard labour.
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CENSUS 1841.
DENTON William, Bough Beech, age 30, Beer House Keeper.
CENSUS 1861.
AYNSCOMB John, age 76 Beer House and farmer.
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Kent Times, 5 April 1862.
TONBRIDGE. Special Petty Sessions.
Allowing Gaming And Drunkenness.
Before Major Scoones.
John Anscomb, Chiddingstone, was charged by Supt. Dance with
allowing gaming in a beer-house on the 11th inst. and also with
allowing drunkenness at the same time and place.
P.C. Hobday proved the cases.
The defendant called a niece who deposed that she was serving the
parties in the tap-room with beer but did not see any gambling going
on.
The chairman warned the defendant to be careful in future and being
the first offence fined him 2s. 6d. in each case and 15s. 6d. costs.
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CENSUS 1871.
CHANTLER Richard, Bowbeach
Census
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