Moses Joel BAILEY

*Victualler. 1795 Freeman by redemption

1802 age 52, Victullar, Northgate

(Jolly Sailor, 75 Northgate Street, 1828-29)

James SHARP

*there was a James Sharp Grocer, Worthgate 1802

William PHILPOT

*1802, two William Philpot, one Baker of Newingate/St. Andrews & St. George the Martyr. William Philpot, Sawyer, Northgate

John CHAPMAN

*1802 was a John Chapman, Baker of Northgate

Thomas WATSON

*A Thomas Watson, Pucklinking of Westgate, St. Peter

Robert Thomas PYOTT

Stoneheap farm (1795). Anne daughter of Charles Pyott, esq. married Robert Thomas Pyott, esq. of Hull, but afterwards of Canterbury. (near St. Martins church...."Near the church, at the summit of the hill, is a good house, having a fine view over the adjoining country, the property and residence of Robert Thomas Pyott, esq."1807)

1816 - death at Canterbury, Anne, relict of Rob. T. Pyott, esq. 84. NMM

1760 GM. Marriage 18th Robert Thomas Pyott, Esq. to Miss Pyott of Canterbury

Hartshorn - April 27th, 1799. Stebbing Shawe (junr); patron, Robert Pyott, Esq. of Canterbury - Stebbing Shaw junr. was editor of the Topographer and historian of Staffordshire. He died in November 1802 at the age of 41. His father had bouth of Lord Stanhope two turns to the rectory of Hartshorn, in Derbyshire of which he died possessed.

Subscribers to Hudibras - Charles Pyot, of Canterbury Esq. Mrs. Pyott, of High Field, Derbyshire, Miss Pyott, of High Field - MDCCXLIV

James ELVERY

*was a James Elvery, labourer in Ridingate/St. Mary Bredin 1802

Thomas FRIEND

*was two Thomas Friend's 1802. Thomas Friend of Newingate/St Andrews & St. George the Martyr and Thomas Friend, Gentleman of Worthgate

Edward HOMERSHAM

*Feb 19, 1784, Edward Homersham of the parish of St. Alphage in Canterbury and Elesher ROFFWAY, by licence (St. Peter)

William Webster SANKEY

*horse racing (1792/93)

Joseph SADDLETON

*Jan 22, 1776, marriage of Joseph Saddleton, batchelor, and Elizabeth Ayling, of St. Andrew, Canterbury, spinster, Licence (Saint Dunstan)

Samuel BALDERSTON

*1791 To effect this improvement, the corporation exchange their land, by the castle, called the Coultonfield with Samuel Balderson, esq. for a sufficient part of the Castle yard which they afterwards give up to the public for that purpose (nephew of Rev. Samuel Fremoult)

George KEEN Junr.

*1846 obit, July 9th at Abingdon house, Kensington, Katharine, wife of George Keen, esq. formerly of Canterbury

James HONOREE

*two christenings at St. Alphege (1745 & 1747)

William CANTIS

*Manor of Goodmans, bought by him from William Deedes, esq of St. Stephens's in 1796.

William GADESBY

*marriage Feb 12, 1810, William Gadesby, of St. George the Martyr, and Ann Taysum, of the Precincts of this Church, both single persons by licence (Canterbury Cathedral)