The Weald of Kent, Surrey and Sussex
Capel
This little parish is situated opposite to Hadlow, on the other or southern side of the river Medway, about a mile from it, it lies obscurely in a woody country, and is but little known or frequented, the surface of it is very low and flat, except in the middle of it, where there is a small rise, on which the church stands; here the foil is sand and stone, but in the rest of the parish it is a deep miry clay, the hedge rows broad, and filled with large and spreading oaks, which makes it exceeding gloomy. It is a wet place, full of ponds, and watered besides by two small streams, on the east and west sides of the parish, which runs from hence into the Medway; towards the South it joins to the Southfrith woods and the parish of Pembury.
extract from Hasted's History of Kent published in 1798

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549Births3541262321295
15Christenings177
3Marriages111
2Deaths11
0Burials
 
Books and other documents
Published Title, author and references
1798The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent - Volume V by Edward Hastedp. 193
1814An Historical, Topographical and Descriptive Account of the Weald of Kent by T. D. W. Dearnp. 56
1839Directory of Kent, Surrey & Sussex ⇒ entry
1874A History of The Weald of Kent with an outline of the History of the County to the present time, Volume II by Robert Furley, F.S.A.p. 12; p. 22; p. 705
1882Kelly's Directory of Kent by E. R. Kelly, M.A., F.S.S. ⇒ entry
1914Highways and Byways in Kent by Walter Jerrold with Illustrations by Hugh Thomson ⇒ p. 325

Places and properties in Capel - a directory of homes, farms, churches, schools, inns, and other places of interest that existed prior to 1900 has been compiled from Post Office directories, Kelly's directories, Trade directories, Census data, Ordnance survey maps and books of the period
Churches, Inns,
Schools, Shops
and other places of interest
Congregational Church, Five Oak Green
Kings Head Inn, Five Oak Green
National School, Capel Village
Queens Head Public House, Five Oak Green
Rose & Crown Public House, Five Oak Green
St. Thomas a Beckets Church, Church Road
 
Roads and Streets
Capel Village
Church Road
Colts Hill
Five Oak Green
Sherenden Road
Tatlingbury
Tudeley Hale, Tudeley Hale
Tudeley Hale, Tudeley Hale
Tudeley Hale
Tudeley Hale, Tudeley Hale
Tulleys New Row
Tulleys Row
 
Homes and Farms
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Ashurst Farm
Badsell Mains, Five Oak Green
Bank Farm, Sherenden Road
Beeching Farm
Bridge House, Five Oak Green
Bridge Place, Five Oak Green
Brook Farm
Church Farm, Church Road
Diamond House, Five Oak Green
Larking Green, Five Oak Green
Lid House
Lilly Arch, Sherenden Road
Lilly Cottages, Sherenden Road
Lilly Farm, Sherenden Road
 
Homes and Farms
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Moat Farm
Pippins, Capel Village
Potters Farm, Capel Village
Rose Cottage, Five Oak Green
Sharpes Farm
Sherenden, Sherenden Road
St Nortons, Five Oak Green
Tanners Farm, Church Road
Tatlingbury House, Tatlingbury
Weston Cottage, Five Oak Green

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