Tunstall, Kent
[2] In 1042, the manor was held by Osward (a Saxon chief) before being given to Odo, Earl of Kent (as the Bishop of Bayeux).In 1280, his son John died and his daughter, Margerie (who was married to Stephen de Pencester) inherited the parish.His only daughter Anne, the wife of John Hastings, 2nd Earl of Pembroke, inherited it after he died.Then his grandfather Sir Edward Hales, 1st Baronet inherited the manor and it passed through various members of his family.He attended the prince[clarification needed] in Scotland, to the siege of Caerlaverock, where he was knighted, and in 1300, he then obtained a charter of free warren for his manor of Ufton.
Tunstall (disambiguation)DistrictShire countyRegionSouth EastCountryEnglandSovereign statePost townSittingbournePostcode districtME9, ME10PoliceAmbulanceSouth East CoastBredgarEdward HastedDomesday surveyOdo, Earl of KentBishop of BayeuxKing Henry IIHubert de Burgh, Earl of KentRichard de ClareStephen de PencesterSir Walter MannyJohn Hastings, 2nd Earl of PembrokeJohn Hastings, 3rd Earl of PembrokeReginald Grey, 3rd Baron Grey de RuthynWilliam CromerHigh Sheriff of KentTenterdenSir Edward Hales, 1st BaronetIsle of SheppeyEdward Isiege of Caerlaverockfree warrenThomas CheneyTreasurer of the Householddiocese of CanterburyGrade I listedBorough of SwaleHalfway HousesSittingbourne and MiltonBadlesmereBapchildBobbingBordenBoughton under BleanDoddingtonDunkirkEastchurchEastlingFavershamHartlipHernhillLeavelandLeysdownLower HalstowMilsteadMinster-on-SeaNewingtonNewnhamNorton, Buckland and StoneOspringeQueenboroughRodmershamSellingSheernessSheldwichStalisfieldTeynhamThrowleyUpchurchWardenBay ViewBrogdaleChestnut StreetConyerDanawayDargateDavingtonDenstroudeElmleyGoodnestoneGraveneyHeart's Delight, SwaleHighstedKemsleyKeycolKingsdownLuddenhamLynstedMilton RegisMinsterMockbeggarMurstonNortonOad StreetOverslandPainters ForstalRushendenShellnessUpleesWaterhamWhitehillList of places in Kent