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		Eythorne Parish Council consists of 3 villages - Eythorne, Elvington
		It does have one of the oldest churches in Kent, which is well worth a visit and of course a 'Pub'.
		Eythorne is mostly private properties but still with a great many ex miners, who have gone on to other careers.
	www.eythorneparishcouncil.btinternet.co.uk (549 words)

	Parishes - Eythorne \| British History Online
		This borough of Eythorne takes within its bounds lower Eythorne-street, comprehending the church, Elmton farm, and Eythorne court manor and lands, the whole being within the hundred last mentioned; at the court of which a borsholder is appointed for it.
		EYTHORNE lies in a hilly uninclosed country, the soil of which is chalk, much covered with flints, and pretty barren for the most part of it.
		Another hamlet, called Upper Eythorne street, comprehends the forstal, among the houses on it is one, which once belonged to a tolerable large farm, called Park End, now belonging to the earl of Guildford, the greatest part of which has been long since taken into Waldershare park.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.aspx?compid=63611 (1885 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Eythorne Station
		Eythorne was one of five stations on the branch to be staffed and had one porter.
		A double-track tunnel was bored at Golgotha near Eythorne and famously Colonel Stephens did not remove all the material from the double bore as a 'temporary' economy; the railway was single-track throughout.
		Eythorne Station in 1928, the branch to Guilford Colliery can be seen to the south with the branch to Tilmanstone Colliery to the north.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/e/eythorne/index.shtml (1915 words)

	Esther Hewlett/Copley
		She is reputed to have written his sermons for him, roused him on Sunday mornings, and ensured that he was presentable when he arrived at the chapel to preach.
		On Friday April 5, 1844 it is recorded that Esther had withdrawn her membership from the Eythorne church "contrary to the rules of the church and much to be deplored".
		Esther is buried in the Eythorne Baptist churchyard.
	www.witness.com.au /estherhewlett.htm (1569 words)

	John Edward Baldock
		, born Abt 1842 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1851 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1861 at Woolage Farm, Womenswold (Kent), census 1871 at Woolage Green, Womenswold (Kent), census 1881 in Village, Womenswold (Kent), occupation 1861 Carter, occupation 1871 - 1881 Agricultural Labourer.
		, born 1850 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1851 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1861 in Eythorne (Kent).
		, born Abt 1818 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1851 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1861 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1871 at The Green, Eythorne (Kent).
	homepage.ntlworld.com /trish.dixon/JohnBALDOCK.htm (1296 words)

	The Colonel Stephens Museum
		When the railway was planned the operational hub of the railway was to be at Eythorne, where the branches from Tilmanstone, Guilford and Deal would have met the mainline from Shepherdswell to Sandwich Haven.
		They show that the route followed closely the south side of the Eythorne road up to the summit were it veered south, crossed the Waldershare road at a crossroads, and passed on to other land.
		The intended permanent route lay on the north side of the Eythorne road going up and over the ridge where a shallow 16 ft cutting was planned before crossing the road on the level and falling to Eythorne junction and sidings.
	www.hfstephens-museum.org.uk /pages/topics/golgotha/golgotha.htm (1470 words)

	Eythorne - Our Baptist Heritage \| Eythorne Baptist Church
		Eythorne Baptist Church is certainly the oldest baptist church in Kent and probably the oldest in the United Kingdom, dating back to the early 1500's.
		You can read one of the books that is now available on this web site from the menu "Eythorne - Our Baptist Heritage" which was written by Mr Clark, a local Author in the 1970's.
		We also have a number of old historical photographs of Eythorne and the surrounding area that we've posted on this site also.
	www.eythorne-baptist.co.uk /?q=history (112 words)

	Kent Online Parish Clerk - Eythorne Parish - Records Access Page
		Eythorne is, ecclesiastically, in the diocese of Canterbury, in the archdeaconry of Canterbury and in the deanery of Sandwich.
		Eythorne, is a village, a parish, and a sub-district, in Eastry district, Kent.
		The village stands on a pleasant spot, 1-3/4 mile northeast of Shepherdswell rail station, and 6-1/2 north-north-west of Dover; commands a fine view of the surrounding country to the sea; and has a post office under Sandwich.
	www.kent-opc.org /Parishes/Eythorne.html (271 words)

	33063 starts and gets on the move for the first time in SELG ownership
		Under the watchfull eye and ear of a 'Crompton' expert drafted in for the occasion, 063 was put through some tests, having not turned a wheel or even started since 1998.
		As neither 063 or the 2EPB have had much chance to stretch their legs, they were taken towards Tilmanstone (Wigmore Lane buffer-stop) to make further tests and checks to round off a fantastic day for the S.E.L.G..
		Having reached Eythorne with 2EPB 5759, 33063 will push the 14.20 return trip back to Shepherdswell (there is no run-round facility).
	website.lineone.net /~thomasbg/fund/063run.html (525 words)

	Roll of Honour - Kent - Eythorne
		Son of William and Elizabeth Kirby of The Green, Eythorne, Dover, Kent.
		Son of George and Esther Arbuckle of Eythorne, Dover, Kent.
		Son of Charles and Eve Fermor of Eythorne, Kent.
	www.roll-of-honour.com /Kent/Eythorne.html (813 words)

	Arthur William Edwin DIXON 1886 - 1917
		Thomas DIXON, born Abt 1815 in Eythorne (Kent), baptized 15 Oct 1815 at Ss Peter and Paul, Eythorne (Kent), census 1861 at Butt Sole, Eastry (Kent), census 1881 at Butt Sole, Eastry (Kent), occupation 1861 - 1881 Agricultural Labourer.
		vii Joseph DIXON, born 25 Dec 1828 in Eythorne (Kent), baptized 1 Mar 1829 at Ss Peter and Paul, Eythorne (Kent), census 1841 at Elmton, Eythorne (Kent), census 1871 in Martin, East Langdon (Kent), occupation 1871 Agricultural Labourer.
		viii Frances (Fanny) DIXON, born 22 Dec 1831 in Eythorne (Kent), baptized 19 Feb 1832 in Eythorne (Kent), census 1841 at Elmton, Eythorne (Kent), died 1875, buried 6 Jan 1875 in Kingsnorth (Kent).
	www.fadedgenes.co.uk /ArthurDIXON.html (2491 words)

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		John Stubbs, pastor of Eythorne Baptist Church from 1874 to 1879, taken circa 1879
		Eythorne is a small village, just over 6 miles to the North West of Dover, in Kent.
		Eythorne Baptist Church is over 450 years old and is one of the first (if not the first) Baptist Church in the UK.
	www.communityarchives.org.uk /page_id__350_path__0p2p12p32p.aspx (152 words)

	Eythorne Elvington Community Primary School - Home Page
		At Eythorne Elvington Primary School, we provide a stimulating, positive and secure environment in which the whole school community is challenged to succeed and reach their full potential.
		Starting school is an important step in your child's life and we hope to make it a positive experience to be remembered happily in later life.
		Eythorne Elvington School is a friendly and caring place where everyone works together to ensure the children in our care receive an excellent education.
	www.eythorne-elvington.kent.sch.uk (218 words)

	Web Design Eythorne
		We are happy to work with a range of businesses in the Eythorne area.
		Eythorne businesses can take advantage of our value for money business websites to get their business an online presence quickly and with a minimum of fuss.
		Please feel welcome to look around our site to get a feel of how we operate, or simply contact us and we'll be pleased to talk you through how you can best help you take your business to the next level..
	www.abisti.co.uk /webdesigneythorne.php (708 words)

	Did They Dip?, John T. Christian \| The Reformed Reader
		Compton's article shows, but this is a material and tangible link of historic continuity between the Baptist Churches of the present and those of the Pre-Reformation period.
		They were, doubtless, tempted to make England their home by the brisk trade that sprang up between this country and Holland, soon after the marriage of Henry with Anne of Cleves (1540).
		The first John Knott became the pastor of Eythorne somewhere between 1590 and 1600, and the last John Knott removed to Chatham in 1780." (Bye Paths in Baptist History, pp.
	www.reformedreader.org /history/christian/chapter11.htm (3366 words)

	EYTHORNE & ELVEVGTON FORUM CONSTITUTION
		To establish a local Forum which will enable people living and working in the Parish of Eythorne (incorporating the villages of Barfrestone, Elvington and Eythorne) to come together to form a network for support, to share good practice, encourage collaborative working and inform decision makers of local needs as identified by local people.
		Membership of the Forum shall be open to people living or working in the Parish of Eythorne.
		Representatives from specialist bodies whose purpose is to inform and advise the Forum may join the Forum as required, at the invitation of members.
	www.b-e-e.org.uk /constitution.htm (741 words)

	East Kent Railway
		The East Kent Railway was opened in 1912 to connect the new collieries to the main line at Shepherdswell and to the sea at Port Richborough.
		The stretch of line from Eythorne to Guilford Colliery enabled work to continue on the shafts through the winter months when Singledge Lane became impassable.
		The main line turned north from Eythorne to another halt adjoining the road from Elvington to Tilmanstone Colliery.
	www.eastkent.freeuk.com /mining/east_kent_railway.htm (645 words)

	The Canterbury and Long Point Carltons Genealogy - 1774 - 1864 EDWARD (III) CARLTON (THE CARPENTER) AND JUDITH ANN ...
		He was known at various times as Edward of Ashby (or Ashley) (Ashley is a hamlet east of Tilmanstone) and as Edward of Eythorne, although he apparently worked most of his life on the Waldershare estate of Lord North, Earl of Guilford just south of Tilmanstone and west of Ashley.
		Edward Carlton of Eythorne married Judith Ann Preble of Northbourne on May 7, 1801 in Eythorne.
		Imagine the fascination of the modern age that must have dawned in Edward and Judith as they saw 16 of their 17 children live to adulthood, steam driven railroads cross the countryside, steam ships arrive in the ports, and Britain's star of Empire begin to rise to cover the world.
	www.clt.astate.edu /rcarlton/PCH10.htm (6386 words)

	EKR Gala weekend - 5/6 May 2002
		As previously the first departure from Shepherdswell and final departure from Eythorne would be operated by 2 x 33/0 in multiple to position the 'drive a loco' engine for the day.
		On arrival at Eythorne, 33 065 was duly detached to commence 'drive a loco' duties and sitting between duties at the level crossing at Eythorne, frequently gave passing motorists a panic attack as they crossed the railway line!
		On arrival at Eythorne, 33 065 again uncoupled from the train to resume 'drive a loco' duties before leading 33 063 for the day's multiple finale, the 16.45 Eythorne - Shepherdswell.
	website.lineone.net /~thomasbg/fund/gala2002.html (571 words)

	Foxtons: Flat for sale in Eythorne Road, Brixton, SW9 (Property for sale)
		Ideally arranged over the first and second floors of an imposing purpose built block, this bright and spacious three bedroomed flat offers a good sized reception room with a separate kitchen.
		Eythorne Road is situated just moments from the amenities to be found on both Camberwell New Road and Brixton Road, for transport links Oval Underground Station (Northern Line) is close by for links around the Capital.
		If you would like Warren to value your property in person, please complete the valuation request form and a suitable time can be arranged.
	www.foxtons.co.uk /search?currency=UKP&search_form=map&search_type=SS&property_id=593384&submit_type=search (171 words)

	Letting Search .co.uk - Houses to Rent Eythorne, Kent, Cottages to Let Eythorne, Kent, Property to let Eythorne, Kent, ...
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		I am looking for a professional and socialable person to share this house with me for a minimum of 6 months.
	www.lettingsearch.co.uk /kent/property_rent_eythorne.php (439 words)

	Eythorne Kent Village Parish Eythorne in Kent Dover England UK
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		Eythorne Eythorne in Kent Dover England UK Village Parish Eythorne-Kent, Kent, Dover, England, South East UK, CT15, CT4, CT14, CT17, CT3, CT16, CT13, village, town, towns, community, communities, job, map, rail, weather, government, local government, parish, parish council, photographs, pictures, jobs, route, postoffices, free
		You're connected to the village of Eythorne in Kent in England
	www.ukvillages.co.uk /ukvillages.nsf/villages/England/Eythorne-Kent (175 words)

	Latest News - East Kent Light Railway
		At the same time the railway was also able to secure outright ownership of it's entire trackbed from Shepherdswell up to Wigmore Lane via Eythorne relieving it from lease payments which can now be ploughed back into improving facilities for visitors.
		The East Kent Railway is the largest remaining part of the Kent Coalfields network, once such a crucial industry for this county and once served collieries at Tilmanstone, Coldred, Woodnesborough and Wingham.
		Alfred Minter a founder member of the East Kent Light Railway Society and Ray Flowers a former employee on the line in the 1940s are both interviewed for their interesting recollections of operations as they were and the importance of the Kent Coalfields.
	www.eastkentlightrailway.moonfruit.com /latestnews/4528631080 (647 words)

	Eythorne Home For Boys
		If you have an image of this home please let us know at hlr@childsoc.org.uk.
		In 1890 it was proposed that a home should open in Eythorne (near Dover) which could accommodate eighteen boys.
		During October of this year the local churches around Eythorne held sermons, and managed to raise £50 for the new Home.
	www.hiddenlives.org.uk /homes/EYTHO01.html (141 words)

	roberts - pafg69 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		John MERYWEATHER Of Eythorne Co. Kent was born in Eythorne, Kent, England.
		Mary FILMER [Parents].Mary married John MERYWEATHER Of Eythorne Co. Kent after 1568.
		George NEWSOM [Parents] was born in 1537 in Lancashire, England.
	members.tripod.com /mer71/pafg69.htm (153 words)

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