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Revision as of 11:21, 4 November 2019
Selbrittenden is a hundred of Kent that forms part of the Lathe of Scray.
In this part of Kent the hundreds are very small, and frequently their bounds incorporate only parts of the ancient parishes. In the case of Selbrittenden, the hundred comprises the entirety of Sandhurst; the southern part of Benenden*; the eastern portion of Hawkhurst†; and the entirety of Newenden (albeit that the township of Newenden itself is sometimes considered a separate hundred).
*: Benenden extends into Barkley, Cranbrook, and Rolvenden hundreds.
†: Hawkhurst is mostly in Great Barnfield hundred, but also extends into Cranbrook hundred and Sussex.
Outside links
- Location map: 51°1’57"N, 0°32’56"E
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