Monarchs of Britain

Villages Referenced

Aldington	-	(The Aldington Gang)
Appledore	-	(Danes invade England)
Ashburnham	-	(Last iron furnace in Sussex)
Battle	-	(William the Conqueror prevails)
Beckley	-	(Alfred the Great and Guns !)
Benenden	-	(One of Englands Top Girls Schools)
Berwick	-	(Sharpen your arrows on the Church)
Biddenden	-	(The Maids of Biddenden)
Bishopstone	-	(Largest Tide-Mill in Sussex)
Brasted	-	(Doctor to King George III)
Brede	-	(Edward I inspects the Channel Fleet)
Brenchley	-	(A beautiful Kent village)
Brenzett	-	(St Eanswyth a Saxon princess)
Buxted	-	(The first Iron Cannon in England)
Camber	-	(Sands and Holidays)
Chelwood Gate	-	The Forest entrance and President Kennedy
Chiddingly	-	(Walking on Cheese ??)
Colemans Hatch	-	(Church on the edge of the forest)
Cranbrook	-	(Christmas Cards and Union Mill)
Denton	-	(Earl Godwins Manor)
East Dean	-	(Fishing and Wrecking)
Eridge Green	-	(The home of the Neville Family)
Exceat	-	(Alfred the Great's Naval Base?)
Fletching	-	(Simon de Montfort and Jack Cade)
Flimwell	-	(300 local people beheaded)
Folkington	-	(Teasles and Badgers)
Forest Row	-	(The Kings hunting party)
Framfield	-	(380 years without a church tower)
Frant	-	(King Johns hunting lodge)
Frittenden	-	(The Search for the Treacle Mines)
Goudhurst	-	(Smugglers, Iron and Forests)
hastings Bulverhythe	-	(Landing place of the citizens)
Hastings Old Town	-	(The ancient Cinque Port)
St Leonards on Sea	-	(an Edwardian family's gentile resort)
Hastings West Hill	-	(Ancient Norman Castle)
Headcorn	-	(King Johns Oak)
Hellingly	-	(Only remaining Ciric in Sussex)
Herstmonceux	-	(Castle and Observatory)
Horsmonden	-	(The largest Wealden Iron Works)
Hurst Green	-	(The Youngest Highwayman on record)
Isfield	-	(Simon de Montfort and the Lavender Line)
Kilndown	-	(Charcoal for the Furnace)
Marden	-	(Broadcloth and Agriculture)
Newenden	-	(Alfred the Great's Fort)
Newick	-	(Killer Cricket and Dirk Bogarde)
Pevensey	-	(Ancient Roman Fortification)
Rye	-	(On the Island)
Sandhurst	-	(Escape from the Great Plague)
Seaford	-	(The cormorants or shags)
Staplehurst	-	(Charles Dickens train crash)
Sutton Valence	-	(seized from Simon de Montfort)
Tarring Neville	-	(The Chest from the Spanish Armarda)
Tenterden	-	(Centre of the Broadcloth industry)
Upper & Lower Dicker	-	(Michelham Priory)
Wadhurst	-	(Last bare fisted Prize-Fight in England)
Warehorne	-	(A good place to explore the Marshes)
West Dean	-	(Alfred the Great's Palace)
Westham	-	(Enclosure for the Castle)
Winchelsea	-	(Inland Cinque Port !!)
Wittersham	-	(Park your Airship here ?)