Medieval source material on the internet: Modern works: Local history: K

Modern works:

(2) Local history: K

N.B. See also the index of places covered by the Victoria County History - some articles are available online.

• Kent:
  • Kent: See Victoria County History and Older County Histories
  • The Topographical Tradition [Kent] (Colin Flight)
    PDF files. Extracts from 16th-19th century topographical works concerning Kent.
  • The Research Archive of Colin Flight
    Collection of notes on medieval Kent records, including transcripts and translations.
  • Map of Medieval Kent showing Lathes and Hundreds (Kent Archaeological Society)
    Drawn by Miss A.M. Oakley, published in Kent Records, vol. 18 (1964).
  • List of Names from the 6 inch O.S. Maps of Kent (Kent Archaeological Society)
    Place names, listed both alphabetically and by parish.
  • Tithe Apportionments for Kent (Kent Archaeological Society)
    Transcripts of the tithe award schedules from the 1830s and 1840s, to accompany digitised tithe maps available on CD-ROM. Though obviously not medieval records, the schedules are a very useful source of local place names.
  • Parishes and parish churches in Kent at the time of the valuation made in 1291 (The Research Archive of Colin Flight)
    List of parish churches, with an introduction.
  • Cinque Ports [Kent]: A list of Barons of the Cinque Ports, summoned to a meeting....circa 1295 and A list of vessels of the Cinque Ports and their masters, who served the King in 1293-4 in Ireland and Scotland (Kenneth Jacob)
    Translations of National Archives, C 47/14/6/17, and E 101/11/2.
• Kidwelly [Carmarthenshire] History (William Jeffrey Mansel)
  Extensive collection of articles and extracts from records. Among the articles are: Gruffydd Evans, Carmarthenshire Gleanings (Kidwelly); Glanmor Williams, Kidwelly Priory, C.A. Ralegh Radford, Kidwelly Castle and Heather James, Topographical Notes on the early mediaeval borough of Kidwelly; the records include charters, deeds, military levies, ministers' accounts, patent rolls and surveys
• King's Lynn [Norfolk]: History of medieval Lynn (Stephen Alsford, Medieval English Towns)
  There is also a collection of about 80 brief Biographies of inhabitants of King's Lynn in the 14th and 15th centuries
• David Roffe, The lost settlement of Burg refound? [identification of the Domesday settlement with Kirkby La Thorpe, Lincolnshire]