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Update Log

This site is regularly updated with further transcriptions
Last update 05/02/2010
Christchurch baptisms extended to 1909
Christchurch Marriages 1855-1909 added
Previous update 05/10/2009
Christchurch baptisms extended to 1908
Extract of Worthing directory 1870
Previous update 03/02/2009
Christchurch Baptisms 1843-1882, St Andrew's and the Universal Directory
Previous update 04/04/2008
St Mary's Baptisms, Marriages and Burials all begin 1558
Previous Update 29/02/2008
St Mary's Baptisms, Marriages and Burials all begin 1558
Previous Update 29/9/2007
Add St Andrew's Baptisms 1888-1900
Previous update 25/6/2007
Add St George's Baptisms 1868-1900
Additional marriages and baptisms St Mary's
Previous update 26/4/2007
Increased burials transcriptions now covering 1746-1895
Previous update 13/3/2007
Increased burials transcriptions now covering 1746-1841
Previous update 19/1/2007
Additional baptisms 1873-1900

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Extracts of the Sussex Poll of 1820 that relate to Worthing & Broadwater

To have the right to vote you needed to be a freeholder. However it was not actually a requirement to live within the county to have a vote. The information available on each freeholder is:-

place of residence

location of freehold property

the nature/type of freehold property

the occupier’s name or self

Surname	Forename	Abode	Freehold	Type	Occ surname	Occ forename
Martyn	Rev. Richard	Midhurst	Worthing	land	Heather	John
Kindleside	William	Angmering	Worthing	land	Heather	James
Johnson	Henry	Easebourne	Worthing	house	Hammond	J
Smart	Joseph	Worthing		house	self + others
Armstrong	William	Arundel	Worthing	house	Lane	E
Lipscomb	John	Worthing		house	self
Stanford	Edward	Worthing		house + land	self
Smith	John Weller	Worthing		house	self + another
Edwards	John	Worthing		house	self
Davis	Thomas	Worthing		house	Belton	William
Stedman	Clement	Worthing		house + land	Edwards	S
Toogood	William	Worthing		house	self
Wicks	Edward	Worthing		house + land	self
Bridger	Charles	Worthing		house + land	self
Mills	Percy	Worthing		house + land	self
More	Thomas	Worthing		house	self + another
Bennett	Thomas	Worthing		house	self + another
Pullen	John	Worthing		house	self + another
Goddard	Thomas	Worthing		house	self
Hodges	William	Worthing		house	self
More	Edward	Worthing		house	self
Marshall	William	Worthing		house	self
White	Henry	Worthing		house + land	self
Heather	James	Worthing		house + land	self
Hart	John	Worthing		house	self
Perkins	Charles	Worthing		house + shop	self
Steer	George	Worthing		house	Woodman	Mr
Redford	Thomas	Worthing		house	self
Wicks	Henry	Worthing		house	self + another
Burden	Thomas	Worthing		house + land	self
Shepherd	Ayling	Worthing		house	self + others
Price	Thomas	Worthing		house	self
Belton	Richard	Worthing		house	self
Stubbs	Frank	Worthing		shop	self
Wicks	John	Worthing		house	self
Stubbs	Richard	Worthing		house	Belton	Richard
More	John Curtis	Worthing		house	self
Botting	Henry	Worthing		house	self
Stubbs	Samuel	Worthing		house	self
Sewell	James	Worthing		house	self
Caplin	John	Worthing		house	self
Bacon	Richard	Worthing		house + land	Stubbs	Richard
Lloyd	Peter	Worthing		house	self
Fuller	Thomas	Worthing		house + land	self
Nichols	John	Worthing		house	self
More	John Corvan	Worthing		house	self
Greenfield	George	Worthing		shop	self
Lamport	John	Broadwater	Worthing	house	self
Lelliot	Henry	Broadwater	Worthing	house	Tydy	Mr
Lucas	William	Worthing		house + shop	self
Churcher	William	Worthing		house + land	self
Palmer	Thomas	Worthing		house	self + others
Wingfield	George	Worthing		house	Fuller	Mr
Stubbs	William	Worthing		land	self
Bennett	William	Worthing		house	self
Hards	Edward	Broadwater		house + land	self
Rogers	John	Worthing		house	self
Emery	Richard	Parham	Worthing	house	Munday	W
Ward	Joseph	Worthing		house	self
Piper	James	Broadwater		house	self
Hibditch	John	Broadwater		house	self
Knight	Charles	Worthing		house	Bateman
Weller	Richard	Clapham	Broadwater	house + garden	West
Ide	George	Ferring	Worthing	house	Carter + others
Wood	Rev. Peter	Broadwater		rectory	self
Hill	Thomas	Heene	Worthing	house	Smith
Holcombe	William	Tarring	Worthing	house	Dyer
Hill	William	Sompting	Broadwater	land	Sandall
Olliver	Edward	Goring	Worthing	house	Pudwick
Corfe	James	Littlehampton	Worthing	house	Pigot + others
Brookbanks	Richard	Salvington	Worthing	house	Lindup
Burfield	James	Rustington	Worthing	house	self
Snelling	John	Worthing		house	self
Whitmore	John	Worthing		house	self + others
Edmunds	George	Tarring	Worthing	house	Lutter
Burfield	George	Worthing		house	self
Elliot	Jeremiah	Worthing		house	Parsons
Evershed	Edward	Worthing		house	self
Bacon	James	Worthing		house	Wood
Mitchell	Charles	Worthing		house	self
Head	John	Worthing		house + land	self
Cranston	James	Worthing		house	self
Lucas	Edward	Tarring	Worthing	house	Sturt
Copping	John	Worthing		house	self + others
Lindup	John	Worthing	Tarring	house + land	self
Penfold	William	Worthing		house	self
Bacon	John	Worthing		house	self
Lucas	George	Worthing		house	self
Lackett	John	Worthing		house	self
Edwards	William	Worthing		house	self
Hallyer	John	Worthing		house	self + others
Newland	Richard	Broadwater		house + land	self
Heather	John	Worthing		house	self
Jones	John	Worthing		house	self
Penfold	Edward	Broadwater		house + land	self
Viner	Charles	Worthing		house	self
Marley	Richard	Worthing		house	Heather
Ide	Richard	Worthing		mill	self
Street	William	Goring	Worthing	house	Goodman
Rice	John Esq	Shoreham	Worthing	house	Smith
Green	John	Havant	Worthing	house	Green
Ireland	Richard	Brighton	Worthing	house	Lassetter
Verrall	William	Worthing		house	self
Bacon	Samuel	Worthing		house	Verrall
Humphrey	James	Donnington	Broadwater	house	Dendy
Ede	Charles	Worthing		land	self
Penfold	Hugh	Wigginholt	Worthing	house	unknown
Tribe	William	Worthing		house	self
Newland	H Esq	Worthing		house + land	self
Newland	John Esq	Broadwater		land	self
Tayler	George	Worthing		house	self
Harris	Thomas	Worthing		house	self
Carter	Charles snr	Worthing		house	Simmonds
Denman	George	Worthing		house	Farren
Trevett	John	Worthing		house	self
Groves	William	Worthing		house + land	Williams
Wakeford	Thomas	Worthing		land	self
Penfold	Richard	Broadwater		land	self
Dale	Thomas	Warnham	Worthing	house	Teesdale
Dale	Henry	Warnham	Worthing	house	Nottingham
Dedman	William	Shoreham	Worthing	house	Chelwich
Dedman	James	Shoreham	Worthing	house	Dedman	G
Vallence	John	Hove	Worthing	land	Wilkins
Hard	Edward	Broadwater		house	self
Inkpen	William	Broadwater		house	self
Jones	Richard	Worthing		house	self
Parsons	George	Broadwater		house	self
Verrall	Henry	Steyning	Worthing	house	Budd + others
Tribe	James	Findon	Worthing	house	Veal + another
Smart	James	Guildford	Broadwater	house	Wicks
Nettleford	William	London	Broadwater	house	Sandell
Hopkins	James	Worthing		house	self
Newland	William	Torrington	Worthing	house + land	self
Hart	James	Worthing		house	self
Long	John	Worthing		house	self
Cartwright	Ambrose	Worthing		house + land	self + others
Ogle	James Esq	London	Worthing	house + land	self + another
Cooper	Isaac	Worthing		house	self
Patrick	Henry	Worthing	Lancing	house + land	unoccupied
Cobden	William Henry	London	Worthing	house	Jones
Wicks	James	Worthing		house	self + others
Wicks	William	Worthing		house	self
Pain	Thomas	Pyecomb	Worthing	house	Newman
Dean	George	Worthing		house + land	self
Bolton	Henry Esq	Leatherhead	Broadwater	house	Parsons
Knight	Henry	Worthing		house	self
Trevett	John	Worthing		house	self
Mitchell	Charles	Worthing		house	self
Morley	George	Worthing	pew		self + others
France	William	London	Worthing
Stringer	Michael	Worthing		land	self
Lassetter	William	Worthing	pew		self + other
Richardson	W. Esq	Chichester	Worthing	land	self
Mitchell	James	Worthing	New Shoreham	house + land	West + another
French	Francis	Broadwater	Worthing	house	Hares
Teague	James	Horsted	Worthing	house	Penfold
French	John	Worthing		house	Penn
Spencer	J Whinrey	Holborn	Worthing	house	Miller

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Pubs/Hotels and Inns

Broadwater/Worthing Pubs, Hotel & Inns, Previous Names or No Longer in Existence

Pub/Hotel Name	Location	Information/Previous Name(s)
Albion Hotel	Portland Road	Original c1800 closed 1961 now Gamley's Toy Shop
Alexandra Hotel	Lyndhurst Road	Opened c1870.
Anchor Inn	Lyndhurst Road	Also called the Golden Anchor. Refurbished & renamed in 1988 The Jack Horner
Beach Hotel	Heene Parade	Opened 1915
Beechwood Hall Hotel	Park Crescent	Originally two cottages "The Swiss Cottages". Opened as hotel in 1931
Black Horse	Tarring	By 1770 became the Black Lion. Closed 1839. Site now Church Cottages, no 71
Brewers Arms	Broadwater Street West	Owned by Thomas Luff c1852, became the Brewers Arms 1870 and the Cricketers by 1876
Brewers Arms	30 Marine Parade	A beer shop then public house c1905-1930
The Broadwater	4, Broadwater Street West	Was The Malsters became The Broadwater in 1989
Brunswick Hotel	Thorn Road	was the King & Queen became Brunswick in 1874
Buckingham Arms	80 Montague Street	Closed 1987. Now Body Shop
Bull Inn	Goring Street	Called the Bull's Head until 1904
Burlington Hotel	Marine Parade	First called the Heene, then West Worthing Hotel until 1890
Cannon	29 Chatsworth Road (Cook's Row)	J.Feest beer retailer 1866, Brewery 1870. Dining Rooms 1934. Demolished 1974
Castle Hotel	1 Newland Road	c1873.
Castle Inn	36 High Street, Tarring	Formerly Old Castle 1762-. Closed in 1911
Celestial Empire	Ann Street	Beer House c1840. William Carter landlord
Central Hotel	Station Approach	1898 Queen Ann Style. Now Chapman's Hotel
Chatsworth Hotel	Steyne	Converted from boarding house in 1933. Purchased the Steyne Hotel in 1956
Cissbury Hotel	167 Findon Road	Red brick built 1934-35. Demolished for flats (Cissbury Court) in 1995
Clock	112-114 Chapel Road	Was Clock Brewery and Malthouse until 1857, when it became a beershop. Closed 1876
Clifton Arms	Clifton Road	c1853.
Coach & Horses	Arundel Road	Built 1741 as Rose & Crown changing to present name in 1763
Cobden Arms	Cobden Road	c1868. Now called the Richard Cobden
Cricketers Arms	Broadwater Street West	Originally the Brewers Arms, became Cricketers Arms by 1876
Crown Inn	Chapel Road	The Railway Hotel then the Lennox 1965-1994 was possible the Crown. Became Rivoli 1994. Demolished 2005/6
Dolphin	51 Dominion Road	Angola Road built 1931. Was used for Roman Catholic services.
Downlands	Upper Brighton Road	Built 1939. Long time Beefeater. Re-opening 2007 as Toby Carvery
Downview Hotel	Tarring Road	Built 1891 following the opening of West Worthing Station
Dragoon	Market Street	Opened as Volunteer Inn c1820, renamed The Dragoon in 1945. Closed 1969 and demolished
Egremont Inn	Brighton Road	Built in 1835
The Elms	66 Broadwater Street East	1927 built adjacent to the former Elm Villa
Engineers Arms	Broadwater	Opened c1880 (Tamplins). Closed in 1927
The Feathers	53 Portland Road	Also called the Ostrich and Prince of Wales Feathers or Three Feathers. Closed 1926
Fisherman Inn	Paragon Street	Open during the 1830s
Fountain Inn	Chapel Road	Built c.1890. Now called the Assembly
George Hotel	Goring Road	Opened for the Jubilee of George V, 1935
George and Dragon Inn	High Street, Tarring	Called The White Horse until 1781, then the George and from 1855 George and Dragon
Globe Inn	73 Newland Road	Built c1866
Golden Lion	7, The Strand	Prefab Pub 1951, followed by cottage style building opened 1962
Grand Hotel		Projected in 1908 on site of Royal Sea House Hotel (Arcade)
Half Brick Inn	Ham Road	Opened 1835, damaged by sea 1850 and 1869. Rebuilt 1874 for local brickmakers using "bats" or half-bricks
Half Moon	Salvington	Opened c1854 in 18th century cottages. Closed 1910 and now a private house
Ham Hotel	Ham Road	Red brick 1927
Hare and Hounds	81, Portland Road	Named on the 1852 map, but for many years listed as a beer retailer
John Selden Arms	Salvington Road	Tile and rough cast 1910
Jolly Brewers	Clifton Road	Opened 1835 as Brewers Arms. Only remaining building of the former "New Town" road cottages
King and Queen	Thorn Road	c1839. Renamed Brunswick Hotel 1874. Beershop 8 Brunswick Road became King and Queen until 1900
Kings Arms	99 Montague Street	1830. Demolished 1965
Lamb Inn	Salvington Road	Recorded 1809. Rebuilt or remodelled in tile and roughcast c1920
Lennox Hotel	Chapel Road	1965-1994. Before that the Railway Hotel. Demolished 2005/6 now flats
Majestic	Grand Avenue	A scheme to complete the Towers (now Dolphin Court) to create a Hotel Majestic
Malsters Arms	4 Broadwater Street West	Malsters first recorded 1796. Briefly called Millwright's Arms 1828. Rebuilt c1932 and renamed "The Broadwater 1989
Marine Hotel		Opened c1780 as the New Inn. Rebuilt 1826 as the Marine Hotel. Demolished 1965
Metropole		Plans passed in 1893 for a 370 room Hotel Metropole at Grand Avenue but never happened
Montague Arms	Montague Street	c1868. Large stucco building at the east corner of Surrey Street
Montague Brewery	62 Montague Street	Brewery and beer retailer by 1885. closed c1914
Mulberry Hotel	Sea Lane, Goring	Opened 1937 on the site of Peacock Farm (Hotel)
Nelson Inn	40 South Street	Built c1785. Closed 1961.
New Inn		c1780 managed by John Bacon. Rebuilt 1826 as the Marine Hotel
New Street Inn	13-15 New Street	Beer House c1832. Brewery in 1863 through until 1936. Renamed A Town's Pride in 1991
Norfolk (Arms) Hotel	Chapel Road	Built 1850. Rebuilt as Norfolk Hotel 1932. Demolished 2005/6
North Star	192 Littlehampton Road, Durrington	Recorded in 1869. Rebuilt c1928
Old House at Home	77 Broadwater Street East	Beer House 1832, the name appearing in 1907.
Ostrich Inn		see The Feathers
Parade Wine Lodge	Marine Parade	Opened 1950 by Roberts. Later called the Litten Tree. Now demolished
Parsons Hotel		see Sea House Hotel
Peacock Hall Hotel		19th century. Demolished 1936 for the Mulberry Hotel
Pier Hotel		see Wellington Inn
Prince of Wales Feathers		see The Feathers
Prince of Wales Inn	139 Montague Street	c1880-1895. Stood next to Rose & Crown
Railway Hotel	Chapel Road	Possibly originally the Crown. The Lennox 1965-1994 and then Rivoli
Rambler Inn	12 West Street	c1830. Closed 1931, site now Wyvern Court
Rivoli	Chapel Road	see Railway Hotel
Rose & Crown	169-173 Montague Street
Royal George	29 Market Street	Built 1810. Demolished 1968
Royal Oak	67 Brighton Road	Built c1835 on the site of "Saltbox Cottage". Rebuilt in 1935
Royal Sea House Hotel		see Sea House Hotel
Running Horse Inn	21 Paragon Street	Edward Stilwell landlord in 1835. Street and Inn demolished 1961
Sea House Hotel		Original Inn possible on Worthing common south of Bedford Row. Renamed Royal after Queen Adelaide's stay 1849
Selden Arms	41 Lyndhurst road	1869 or before
The Ship	31 South Street	Opened as the Ship Grill in 1933. Closed 1984
Ship Inn	Goring	Existed in Goring in the 18th century, location unknown
Ship Inn	Church Road, Tarring	Existed c1650 near present nos. 42-48
Skindles Hotel		Alternative name for the former Marine Hotel
Southdown Hotel	38 Northcourt Road	Opened 1896
Spaniard Hotel	Portland Road	Original c1790. Rebuilt 1936 but later demolished
Sportsman Inn	Heene Road	Beer House c1840 adjoining Heene Lodge no. 94
Spotted Cow	Salvington	c1887. Closed 1910 and rebuilt as the John Selden
Stanhoe Hotel		See Trafalgar House
Steyne Hotel		Worthing's first hotel opened 1st July 1807. Purchased by the Chatsworth in 1956
Sussex Yeoman	Corner of Littlehampton & Palatine Roads	Opened by Tamplins 1967.
Swan Inn		Originally Richard Lindup's House built c1790. Became an inn 1849
Thieves Kitchen	10, Warwick Street	see Vintners Arms. Once meeting place of local tradesmen hence the name.
Thomas a' Becket	Rectory Road	Queen Anne style 1911-1912
Three Feathers		see Feathers
Town's Pride		see New Street Inn
Victoria Arms	103 Montague Street	Date uncertain. Renamed Victoria Inn c1950. Closed 1984 and reconstructed as shops
The Vine	27-29 High Street, Tarring	Beer shop and brewery est. 1843. Called the Vine (Brewery) from c1887
Vintners Arms	10 Warwick Street	Opened in 1808, sold to St George's Taverns 1977. Long time known as the Thieves Kitchen
Volunteer Inn	5 Market Street	Opened c1820 and renamed The Dragoon in 1945. Closed 1969 and demolished
Warne's Hotel	York Terrace	Originally York Terrace but became Warne's Hotel. Sadly burned down in 1987 and subsequently demolished
Warwick Arms	25 Warwick Street	A beer shop and brewery was located at the rear c1833
Wellington Inn	Marine Parade	Originally Marine Cottage (By 1814)
Wheatsheaf Inn	Richmond Road	Opened c1835
White Hart	121 Montague Street	c1835. Closed and demolished 1984
White Horse	North Street	Beer House existing in 1852
White Horse	Tarring	Early 17th Century
Wigmore Arms	Corner Wigmore and Leigh Roads	Opened 1926. For a short while named "the Far Post" in 1970/80s. Demolished 2005/6 for flats

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Streets

Broadwater/Worthing Streets with Previous Names or No Longer in Existence

Street Name	Old Name or Location if No Longer in Existence
Ambrose Place	Referred to as Mount Pleasant c1840
Augusta Place	Trafalgar Place (Princess Agusta's visit 1829-1830)
Bath Place	Bath Buildings; Wicks Baths
Beach Parade	Faggot Walk (i.e. bundles of sticks used to counter sea erosion)
Beach Row	No longer exists, whereabouts unknown
Bedford Row	Bloss's Buildings (Bloss's Boarding House no. 7)
Belle Vue	No longer exists, was the north end of Portland Road from 87 to Richmond Road
Bost Hill	Paygate Lane (Toll-gate on Findon Road in 1823)
Brewery Place	No longer exists, whereabouts unknown
Brighton Road	East Lane
Broadwater Road	The Pike (made a turnpike road in 1803)
Bury Drive	The Bury (ancient footpath extending eastwards to Goring Church)
Chapel Road	New London Road (North end)
Chatsworth Road	Cook's Row and Lane, the eastern end demolished 1903
Clifton Road	New Town Road
Crescent Road	New Road c1843 leading to Park Crescent
Crockhurst Hill	Crockodile or Crocker's Hill or Dell (John Crocker land owner)
Cutmill Lane	No longer exists, was at Broadwater, after former water mill
Dominion Road	Ham or Decoy Lane
Downview Road	Millers Lane (Heene Mill); Cissbury View
Elm Grove	Tarring-end Lane; Hogdell's Corner (North end)
Forest Road	Butchers Lane
Francis Place	No longer exists, was between Market Street and Chatsworth Road, later called George Street
George Street	see Francis Place
Gloucester Place	No longer exists, formerly Pusses Croft between 86-88 Montague Street. Demolished 1964-5
Grand Avenue	Ladies Mile
Gratwicke Road	Clarendon Place
Gravel Terrace	No longer exists, was 1 and 2 Marine Parade, sometimes Greville Terrace
Ham Road	Ham Lane, renamed Dominion Road north of Railway 1903
Heene Road	Heene Lane; High Street
Hertford Road	Present Hertford Road dates from c1880, earlier Hertford Road wheabouts unknown
High Street	Old Worthing Street (qv)
Hill Barn Lane	Hill Lane
Jeffries Lane	Bottom of the sack, i.e. cul-de-sac (Richard Jeffries lived there 1886-1887)
Kings Row	No longer exists, was a lane at north end of Paragon Street
Lambell's Lane	No longer exists, was Wigmore Road area
Library Place	Steyne Mews
Little High Street	Hampers Lane
Lyndhurst Road	Anchor Lane until 1874, then renamed after Charles Heather's Lyndhurst Villa
Marine Parade	Esplanade; South Road (west end)
Marine Place	An alternative name c1800. Houses on the West side were called Copping's Row
Market Street	Only a few yards of the Chapel Road end survive
Montague Place	Seven Houses
Montague Street	Cross or West Lane. Montague (Lords of the Manor) Street by 1804
Navarino Road	Navarino (Windmills)
Nelson Passage	No longer so named, South Street to Marine Parade, south side of no. 40
New Styles Passage	No longer exists, was between Chapel Road and High Street
North Street	West Street; Neww North Street (1843)
Paragon Street or Place	Now multi-storey car park east of Augusta Place
Park Road	East Street
Portland Place	No longer exists, now built over by Marks & Spencer
Portland Road	Chapel Street (South end) from 1810, Belle Vue (North end) until c1880
Poulters Lane	Polltree Cross-roads (1418); Poltree Lane (1875). Also Lovers' Walk and Shady Lane
Quashetts	Squashes. The ancient footpath from the top of High Street to the Square, Broadwater
Richmond Road	Park (Crescent) Lane (west end); Richmond Place (east end)
Rob Roy Square	No longer exists, was off Market Street
Rowlands Road	Roughlands Fields
Royal Row	Was probably the west side of Paragon Street
Shelley Road	Central Road (completed 1894)
South Farm Road	Brooksteed or Brookstead Lane; South Farm Lane
South Place	Brook Street
St. Botolph's Road	Cissbury View
Steyne	Steyne Field; Steyne Row (west side)
Steyne Gardens	New Steyne Road
Surrey Row	No longer exists, was north end of Gloucester Place now demolished
Swandean Corner	Steer's Bank (mail coach robbery by highwayman Steer)
Tanners Lane	No longer exists, was a section of High Street near the Swan Inn
Tarring Road	Moll Soles Lane (Heene Road-Tarring crossing section)
Teville Road	Vapours Lane (Chapel Road-Heene Road section)
The Square, Braodwater	Peryers Row; Ready Money Square
Thorn Road	Thorn's Terrace (builder's name)
Victoria Road	Fairfield Road (Fairfield House c1846)
Victoria Square	Formerly planned on the site of present Queens Road
Wallace Avenue	Sea Lane; Elm Grove
Warwick Street	Originally part of Old Worthing Street
West Buildings	John Street (west side built by John Cranston by 1814)
Winton Place	Bo Peep; Bo Peep Lane until 1889

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Subsidy List of 1296, 1327, 1332 & 1524/5

SUSSEX SUBSIDY FOR BROADWATER & WORTHING, 1296

villat' De Bradewatere	villat' De Wordyng
Willmo Paynel	Galfro Ordrych
Henr' de Lyons	Johanne Wylyam
Johanne Blaunchard	Robro le Chyld
Relicta Brian	Willmo Gorman
Rogero Bolay	Ad' le Reue
Rado le Cook	Relicta Preest
Godefro Porcar'	Rado Briztrich
Willmo Carl	Robro Elys
Ricro Jop	Robro Foray
Johanne le Trinne	Robro Schot
Johanne ater Puttes	Cristian Engleys
Ricro le Drynkere	Julian' ater Doune
Robro Arnald	Waltero ater Halle
Willmo ate Wythye	Robro le Preest
Robro Mayne	Johanne de Sontyng
Ad' le Knyt	Willmo ater Halle
Rado le Eueske	Rogo de Colstaple
Willmo le Rede	Ad' Bernard
Lucia Relicta Godefri	Johanne Stamer
Robro Marescal	Is' Relicta Willi Elys
Waltero ate Wyke	Gilibro Elys
Galfro de Pechewyke	Johanne le Hore
	Viuyan Brusyng

Subsidy List for Broadwater and Worthing 1327

Villat' De Bradewatere	Villat De Wording
Egidio de Gousill	Galfro le Bercher
Willo ate Whithie	Robto Stamer
Godefro le Fauconer	Gilbto Geruais
Johe Forbench	Willo Andro
Willo ate Wyk	Robto Phelip
Rogo Melkere	Rado Bristrich
Rado le Vesqe	Johe ate Rude
Johe Reynold	Rogo Forai
Galfro Lamnal	Rico ate Hale
Johe in the Hale
Robto le King

Subsidy List for Broadwater 1332

Villat' De Bradewatere
Epo Elyens'
Pho Seer
Willo atte Wyk
Rogo Melker
Dulcia ate Wyk
Symone Coteman
Robto Tourner
Rogo Foray
Oliua Shephurd
Willo Androu
Robto Jan
Robto Phelyp
Johe in the Hale
Willo Badion
Robto Joup
Galfro Laumval
Rado Bristych
Walto Phelyp
Robto ate Halle
Thom Poynaunt
Thom Bernard
Johe Waryn
Thom Willam
Robto Ricard
Willo Elys
Gilbto Geruays

Subsidy List for Broadwater and Worthing 1524-5

BRODEWATER	WORTHING
Thomas Lewkenor, Esquyer	Thomas Moster
His Servants	John Swyfte
Nycholas Goldyng	Felypp Cheseman
Wyllyam Chowynyng	Walter Barbor
Robert Hall	Robert Awcok
Thomas Smyth	Henry Mostar
John Grenyar	Wyllyam Campyon, snr
Mary Coke	John Taverner
Her Servants	Felypp Stainer
Wyllyam Sowton	John Moster
Thomas Mostar	Henry Lokke
John Slutter	Thomas Hunt
Thomas Olyvere	George a Lee
Robert Benett	Wyllyam Chych
Thomas Fyllary	Thomas Rayman
Thomas Wulvyn	Thomas Stainer
Thomas Teseman (Cheseman)	Thomas Tredcroft
John Tanner	John Gamond
Richard Lambale	Rychard Duke
Wyllyam Gamon	Wyllyam Seman
Rychard Gamon	John Charman
Thomas Burstowe	Wyllyam Jente
John Colowe	Thomas Fowler
John Turneagayn	John Stainer
Rychard Tye	Wyllyam Stainer
John Smyth	Thomas Cheseman
Edward Walys	Peter Emery
John a Dene	Wyllyam Campyon
John a Lye	John Gylbert
John Haccher	John Kyrkby
John Swyfte	Rychard Mostar
Thomas Copar	John Blakehurst
Wyllyam Pacche	Thomas Taverner
Thomas Hurst	Thomas Campyon
John Kempe
John Blakman
Rychard Pyper
Thomas Curlyng
William Gamon

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