Index

• Dynes Farm
• Norton Cottage
• Old Surrenden Manor
• Snoadhill Farm
• Snoadhill Cottages
• Sparrowhatch Lodge (2)
• Church c1930
• Windmill (2)
• The Village
• Ashford Road c1910
• Hope Cottage

Dynes Farm

Norton Cottage

Old Surrenden Manor

The Manor of Old Surrenden alias Bethersden.

This manor was formerly the original seat of the family Surrenden. In the 14^th Century, John de Surrenden married Agnes de Pluckley who was the heiress of the Manor of Pluckley. This entitled John to the possession of the manor. In 1371, the son of John and Agnes, John de Surrenden, who was living in Pluckley, erected a new mansion on the site of the old Pluckley mansion and called it Surrenden. It is possible that the Bethersden manor was called Old Surrenden from this period.

(See Pluckley places – Pluckley Manor)

Sources: History of Kent by Edward Hasted

Snoadhill Farm

Snoadhill Cottages

Sparrowhatch Lodge

Church c1930

Windmill

The Village