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[[File:Somerden Hundred - Kent.svg|thumb|250px|Somerden Hundred, shown within the Lathe of Sutton-at-Hone and Kent]]
'''Somerden''' is a [[hundred]] in [[Kent]], occupying the south-west corner of the county, in the southern part of the [[Lathe of Sutton at Hone]].<ref name=AHAOKmaps>An Historical Atlas of Kent, edited by Terence Lawrence & David Killingray (2004) {{ISBN|1-86077-255-2}} - Maps front cover and back cover inlay</ref> The hundred was one of the last to be created in Kent, unlike the majority of Kent hundreds, it was not formally constituted in the [[Domesday Book]] of 1086, but came into being sometime after. Today is is a mostly rural area south of [[Sevenoaks]] and west of [[Tonbridge]].  
'''Somerden''' is a [[hundred]] in [[Kent]], occupying the south-west corner of the county, in the southern part of the [[Lathe of Sutton at Hone]].<ref name=AHAOKmaps>An Historical Atlas of Kent, edited by Terence Lawrence & David Killingray (2004) {{ISBN|1-86077-255-2}} - Maps front cover and back cover inlay</ref> The hundred was one of the last to be created in Kent, unlike the majority of Kent hundreds, it was not formally constituted in the [[Domesday Book]] of 1086, but came into being sometime after. Today is is a mostly rural area south of [[Sevenoaks]] and west of [[Tonbridge]].  


Revision as of 17:58, 2 November 2019

Somerden Hundred, shown within the Lathe of Sutton-at-Hone and Kent

Somerden is a hundred in Kent, occupying the south-west corner of the county, in the southern part of the Lathe of Sutton at Hone.[1] The hundred was one of the last to be created in Kent, unlike the majority of Kent hundreds, it was not formally constituted in the Domesday Book of 1086, but came into being sometime after. Today is is a mostly rural area south of Sevenoaks and west of Tonbridge.

If comprises the ancient parishes of:

*: Partly in Ruxley hundred.
†: Partly in Westerham and Edenbridge hundred.
‡: Partly in Codsheath and Washlingstone hundreds.

References

  1. ↑ An Historical Atlas of Kent, edited by Terence Lawrence & David Killingray (2004) ISBN 1-86077-255-2 - Maps front cover and back cover inlay
Hundreds of Kent

Lathe of Saint Augustine: Bewsborough • Bleangate • Bridge and Petham • Cornilo • Downhamford • Eastry • Kinghamford • Preston • Ringslow • Westgate • Whitstable • Wingham • Lathe of Shepway: Aloesbridge • Bircholt Barony • Bircholt Franchise • Folkestone • Ham • Heane • Hythe • Longport • Loningborough • Newchurch • Oxney • St Martin's Longport • Stowting • Street • Worth • Lathe of Scray: Barkley • Blackborne • Boughton • Calehill • Chart and Longbridge • Cranbrook • Faversham • Felborough • Great Barnfield • Marden • Milton • Rolvenden • Selbrittenden • Sheppey • Tenterden • Teynham • Wye • Lathe of Aylesford: Brenchley and Horsmonden • Chatham and Gillingham • Eyhorne • Hoo • Larkfield and Aylesford • Littlefield • Maidstone • Shamwell • Toltingtrough • Tunbridge Lowey • Twyford • Washlingstone • West Barnfield • Wrotham • Lathe of Sutton at Hone: Axtane • Dartford and Wilmington • Blackheath • Bromley and Beckenham • Codsheath • Little and Lessnes • Ruxley • Somerden • Westerham and Edenbridge

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