Church

Links to Church history of importance to Our Kentish Genealogy?

The Anglican Church

• Churchgoing in the Cradle of English Christianity: Kentish Evidence from the 16th to the 20th CenturiesReligion 1480-1660
• the rochester diocesan directory (1882)
• Condition of the Church in 1852 (incl. Kent)
• Kent Churches
• Church of England - Individual West Kent Parishes (NWKFHS)

Kent's Roman Catholic Church

1. Roman Catholic Churches - West Kent (NWKFHS)

Independent Churches

• West Country Preachers - GenUKI
• (Independent) Church History of Kent (1859)
• The Nonconformist's Memorial
• History of the English Baptists 1610-1700 vol 1
• History of the English Baptists 1610-1700 vol 2
• History of the General Baptsists
• The first hundred years of Quakerism in Kent
• The first hundred years of Quakerism in Kent: Part II
• Sufferings of the Quakers 1650-89 vol. 1
• Sufferings of the Quakers 1650-89 vol. 2

The Protestant Revolution

• Tho. Wilson Minister of Maidstone (ed of 1672, searchable)

• The Religion of Sir Roger Twysden (1597-1672): a Case Study in Gentry Piety in Seventeenth-Century England
• The Divine Durant: A Seventeenth-Century Independent
• The Prophesying Movement in Kentish Towns during the 1570
• Preaching and the Reformation in Henrician Kent
• The ecclesiastical Commission at Canterbury: 1572—1603
• Faversham Abbey Reconsidered
• The Renunciation of the Papal Authority by the Clergy of West Kent, 1534
• The Dissolution of the Kentish Monasteries

The Pre-Reformation Church

• Cobb’s Hall, Aldington, and the Holy Maid of Kent
• Parish Churches in the Diocese of Rochester, c. 1320-c. 1520
• The Saint of Newington; Who was Robert le Bouser?
• The Population of Sandwich from the Accession of Elizabeth Ito the Civil War
• The Trinitarian Priory of Motynden at Headcorn
• The Carmelite Friary at SandwichThe Release of Ornaments in the Archbishop’s Chapel and some other arrangements following Simon Mepham’s Elevation
• The Kilwardby Survey of 1273-4: the Demesne Manors of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the later 13th Century
• Franciscan lectors at Christ Church Cathedral Priory, Canterbury, 1275—1314
• St Margaret in Kent: Two Eleventh-Century Anecdotes
• The pre-Conquest Cathedral at Canterbury
• Church Archaeology 410 to 597: the Problems of Continuity
• The Kentish Royal Saints: An Enquiry into the Facts behind the Legends
• St. Augustine of Canterbury and the Saxon Church in Kent
• Saint Alphege
• Saint Anslem
• Saint Dunstan
• Saint Eanswythe
• Saint Mellitus
• Saint Thomas Becket