At present there is no specific bibliography for this community but we intend to include one as soon as possible. As you can appreciate there are over 400 historic parishes in Kent and this is an enormous task.
There are several histories of the county that are worth consulting. Some may have specific information about this community as well as information about the immediate area and the county. You can also search the other parts of this website for your community.
Domesday Book, Morris, J (ed.) 1086 reprint 1983.
Lambarde, W, A Perambulation of Kent, 1576 reprint 1970.
Camden, Britannia, Kent, Copley, G (ed.) 1789 reprint 1977.
Hasted, E, The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent 1797-1801 reprint 1972.
South East from AD1000, Brandon, P. Short, B. 1990.
South East to AD1000, Drewett, P. Rudling, D. Gardiner, M. 1990.
The Cantiaci, Detsicas, A. 1987.
Witney, K.P. Kingdom of Kent, 1982.
Continuity and Settlement, Everitt, A. 1986.
Chalkin, C. Kent in the Seventeenth Century, 1965.
Brandon, P. Kent and Sussex Weald, 2003.
Kent Archaeological Society History Atlas to be published late 2004
West Kent and the Weald (1969) and North and East Kent (1969). Both books were written by John Newman. Part of the famous Pevsner series. Originally published by Penguin they are now published by Yale. These books cover all the parishes churches in Kent and will provide a short but very detailed and accurate description of the architecture of the community.
Kent History Project Volumes
General Editor Ian Coulson
Early Modern Kent, 1540-1660, ed. Michael Zell
The Government and Politics in Kent, 1640-1914, ed. H. C. F. Lansberry
Religion and Society in Kent, 1640-1914, Nigel Yates, Robert Hume and Paul Hastings
The Economy of Kent, 1640-1914, ed. Alan Armstrong
Kent in the Twentieth Century, ed. N.Yates
Volumes in progress
Kent to AD 800, ed. John Williams
Early Medieval Kent, 800-1220.
Later Medieval Kent, 1220-1540, ed. Sheila Sweetingborough