Part 3 — INDEX

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, U, V, W, Y

Adur, River, 39, 40 Aella, legend of, 60 Alfordean Bridge, on Stane Street, 58 Amberley, antiquity of, 111 goes back to eighth century, 105 on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 position on Arun, 36, 37 Amberley Castle, 110 Anderida, legend of fall of, 60-61 upon site of Pevensey, 53 Angerming, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Arun, maritime portion of, 38 Arun River, 35, 36 its advantages for sailing and boating, 186-188 Arundel, absence of Roman relics in, 53 early fortification of, 66 original site of bridge of, 109 Rape of. See Rape of Arundel river valley of, 37 town of, probable great antiquity of, 107-109 Arundel Castle, new cut-flint work in, 32 view from river, 37, 38 Ashburnham, family of, 126 Ashington, family of, 14 Bar, absence of, at mouth of Ouse, 41 Bar, at mouth of Adur, 39 Barlavington, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Barnham, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Bartelotts of Stopham, 127 Battle, Monastery of, 119 position of, 44 Battle of Hastings, 71-74 Beach, value of to early navigators, 4 Beachy Head, 179 difficulties of sailing under, 183, 184 Beeding, mentioned in Alfred’s will, 101 “Belts” for principal longitudinal divisions of Sussex, 10, 11 Bexhill, mentioned in Doomsday, 92 Bignor, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Roman pavement of, on Stane Street, 55 Billingshurst, 113 on Stane Street, 58 Binsted, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Bishopric, first Sussex, founded, 64 Blunt, family of, 127, 133, 134 191 Bosham, mentioned in Doomsday, 116 Boundaries of Sussex, east and west, 5 Boundary, northern, of Sussex, nature of, 8 Boxgrove, Monastery of, arises on the Roman Road, 118 on Stane Street, 55 Bramber, a parliamentary borough, 101 Bramber Castle, 99-100 continuity of possession of, 100 example of flint building, 31 early fortification of, 66 on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Braose, first overlord of Rape of Bramber, 99 Brighton, importance of in Rape of Lewes, 83 modern development of, 137, 138 British Road under Downs, 15 Buckman’s Farm, on Stane Street, 58 Burford Bridge, on Stane Street, 54 Burpham, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 on Arun, 37 Burrell, first Member for Rape of Bramber, 103, 104 Burton, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 Bury, on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Buttolphs, mentioned in Doomsday, 101 position on Adur, 39 Buxted, late development of, 91 Canals from Arun, disused, 187, 188 Castle Arundel, new cut-flint work in, 32 at Arundel, 37, 38 Bramber, example of flint building, 31 Castles, secondary, of Sussex, 98, 99 Chanctonbury Ring, 24, 176 Chichester Harbour, difficulty of entry for small craft, 188, 189 marsh bounding Sussex to west, 5 Chichester, principal town of coastal plain, 11 site of capital of the Regni, 48 Christian religion destroyed by invasions, 62, 63 Climping, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Coastal Plain, 11, 12 character of landscape of, 154, 155 track of journey along, 180 Coast, Sussex, cruising along, 181-190 Cobden’s Farm, upon belt of loam under the Downs, 14 Cocking, mentioned in Doomsday, 116 Cold Harbour on Stane Street, 55 Combe, parish of, position on Adur, 39 Coombes, mentioned in Doomsday, 101 Counties, English, their characteristics, 1, 2 Crowborough, disfigurement of, 147 Crowhurst, mentioned in Doomsday, 92 Cuckfield, date of origin of, 84 Manor of, history of, 128 Cuckmere River, 41 Dawtreys of Petworth, 126 De Albinis, successors to Montgomerys, 106 Devil’s Dyke, 177 Dew pans on Downs, 25 Doomsday, survey of Lewes Rape, 81-84 Dorking Churchyard, on Stane Street, 54 Downs, difficulty of building on, 21 earthworks on, 26, 27 roads across, fewness of, 34 system of dew pans, 25 uninhabited, 19 villages to south of, 29 villages under escarpment of, 28 woods of, 22, 23 South, backbone of Sussex, 2 contour of, 9 direction of axis of, 10 nature of, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 see also South Downs Duncton, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Eartham, Manor of, history of, 129 Earthworks on Downs, 26, 27 Eastbourne, 141 Eastergate, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Ecclesiastical power in Rape of Chichester, 115, 116 Edward the Confessor, importance of reign of, 68 Egdean, example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 English counties, their characteristics, 1, 2 Felpham, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Feudalism, strength of, in Sussex, 78 Firle Beacon, 179 Fittleworth, its position on Western Rother, 36 Fitz Alans, successors to the de Albinis, 106 Five Oaks Green, on Stane Street, 58 Flint, method of building with, 30, 31, 32 Forest Ridge, 8, 11, 12 Fortification, primitive, example of at Kithurst Hill, 175 Frant, 90 Fulcking, on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Gainsford, family of, 126 Godwin, a Sussex man, 68 his estates in Sussex, 69 Goring, family of, 126 Goring, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Graffham, mentioned in Doomsday, 116 example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 Manor and history of, 129 Gumber Corner, view from, 163-173 Hailsham, mentioned in Doomsday, 91 Halnecker Hill, on Stane Street, 55 Harbours, nature of Sussex, 3 Hardham, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Monastery of, arises on the Roman Road, 118 Roman camp at, on Stane St., 56 Hasting, the pirate, his raid, 66, 93 Hastings, Battle of, 71-74 Castle of, 93-97 example of value of a beach, 4 importance of beach to early shipping, 93-95 name of, 93 origins of, 93-97 Rape of. See Rape of Hastings Hastings Bay, method of crossing, 183 “Hastings Plain,” site of Battle of Hastings, 71 Hayward’s Heath, 13 Henfield, mentioned in Doomsday, 101 Heyshott, example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 mentioned as Percy Land, 117 Highden, original home of the Gorings, 176 Horsham, pronunciation of name of, 150 rises in thirteenth century, 101, 102 Houghton, crossing of Arun at, 111, 112 Houghton Forest, 113 Howards, successors to Albinis, 106 successors to Mowbrays, 100, 101 Hurstpierpoint, survey of Rape of Lewes, 83 Invasion, Saxon, of Sussex, 60-64 Iron industry, importance of to Rape of Pevensey, 90 Iron industry of Weald, antiquity of, 59 Juniper Hall, on Stane Street, 54 Keymer, survey of Rape of Lewes, 83 Kithurst Hill, 175 Knepp Castle, 104 Lancing, mentioned in Doomsday, 101 Landscapes of Sussex, 150-155 Lavington, example of sand formation in the Weald, 14 on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Lewes, early fortification of, 66 importance of in Saxon times, 67 Norman Castle in, 81 position of on Ouse, 41 Rape of (see also Rape of Lewes), 79-85 site of Battle of, 178 town, characteristics of, 80 Linch Down, 162 Littlehampton, at mouth of Arun, 38 difficulty of entry, and outside anchorage described, 185, 186 Loam, belt of, villages upon, 14 Looe Stream, 65 Madehurst, Manor of, history of, 129 Marshes bounding Sussex to east and west, 5 destruction of Roman roads in, 6 Mayfield, first of Sussex line of ecclesiastical palaces, 90 Midhurst, its position on Western Rother, 36 late development of, 117 Monasteries of Sussex, 117-119 Montgomerys, first overlords of Rape of Arundel, 106 Morton, first overlord of Rape of Pevensey, 87 Mount Caburn, example of prehistoric fortification, 91 Mowbrays, successors to Braose, 100 Nature of Sussex Harbours, 3 Newhaven Harbour, advantages and disadvantages of, for small craft, 184 Newhaven, position at mouth of Ouse, 41 Newtimber, Manor of, history of, 131 Norman Conquest in Sussex, 69-74 Northchapel, 113 Northern boundary of Sussex, nature of, 8 Northstoke on Arun, 37 Ockley (in Surrey), on Stane Street, 54 Ouse, river, 40, 41 Owers Lightship, 65 Oxenbridge, family of, 126 Palmers of Angerming, 126 Parham, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Peasantry of Sussex, character of, 144, 148 Petworth, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Pevensey, ancient geographical position of, 89 Celtic derivation of the name, 87 decline of, 89, 90 Level, termination of the Wealdon flats on the sea, 11 Rape of, see Rape of Pevensey Roman remains in, 88 site of Anderida, 53 William the Conqueror lands there, 71 Pine trees, comparatively recent in Sussex, 153-154 Place names, Sussex, 61 of Sussex, pronunciation of, 149, 150 Plain, Coastal, see Coastal Poynings, on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Prehistory of Sussex unknown, 47 Pulborough, its position on Arun, 36 mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Pulborough Bridge, point where Stane Street crossed the Arun, 57 Rackham Hill, 175 Rape of Arundel, 104-113 Arundel, Montgomerys first overlords of, 106 Bramber, 99-104 Rape of Bramber, Braose first overlord of, 99 Chichester, 113-117 Hastings, 91-99 Lewes, growth of, 79-85 its central character, 85 original harbour of, 82 Lewes, William of Warren first overlord of, 82 Pevensey, 87-91 Pevensey, importance of iron industry, 90 Pevensey, Morton first overlord of, 87 Pevensey, shape of, 86 Rapes, divisions of Sussex, 77 number and origin of, 78 Regni, Sussex tribe, 48 Ridge, forest, 8 Rings of woods on Downs, 24 Rivers of Sussex, 3, 35-44 give rise to earliest settlements, 4 River valley, nature of Sussex, 42 River valleys of Sussex, not used by main roads, 21, 22 Robertsbridge, 91 Monastery of, 118 position of, on Rother, 44 Roman basis of Sussex civilisation, 48-59 camp at Hardham, on Stane Street, 56 fortifications at Alfordean Bridge, 58 Road, Stane Street, crossing Arun, 36 Road, Stane Street, fully described, 54-58 Roads destroyed in marshes, 6 Roman’s Wood, on Stane Street, 58 Rother, river of, 43, 44 Valley of, marshes in, bound Sussex eastward, 5 Western, 35 Rotherfield, antiquity of, 90 Rottingdean, in Doomsday survey of Rape of Lewes, 83 modern disfigurement of, 139 Rusper, late mention of, 102 Rye, antiquity and original conditions of, 92 harbour of, difficulty of entry, 182 Saddlescombe, 177 Saint Wilfrid, story of, 64 Sand formations in the Weald, 13 Saxon invasions of Sussex, 60-64 See of Selsea, founded, 64 Senlac, discussion of the name, 72 Shelleys, family of, 127, 132, 133 Shipley, developed in twelfth century, 101 Shoreham Harbour, entry of for small craft, described, 185 Shoreham, Old, position on Adur, 39 rise and decline of, 102-103 Singleton, in Doomsday, 116 Manor of, history of, 130 Slinfold, 113 South Downs, backbone of Sussex, 3 contour of, 9 journey along crest of described, 161-180 Southstoke on Arun, 37 Squires, rise of the power of, and disintegration of feudal system, 119-125 St. Denis, monastery of, original lords of Rotherfield, 90 “St. George and the Dragon” Inn at Houghton, 112 St. Leonard’s Forest, originallv Braose Land, 102 Stane Street, appearance of Gumber Corner, 171, 172 Roman road, crossing Arun, 36 fully described, 54-58 Stenes, southern valleys of Downs, 23 Steyning, on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Stopham, junction of Western Rother and Arun, 35 mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Storrington, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 Strickland, family of, 126 Sussex, bounded by the Weald, 2 character of peasant in, 144 created from the sea, 2 east, gradual disfigurement of, 146 epithet “Scilly” applied to, 117 exploration of east and west, 159-161 feudalism, strength of, 78 general plan of, 45, 46 grouped round the South Downs, 2 isolation in prehistoric times, 47 landscapes of, 150-155 natural boundaries of, east and west, 5 northern boundary of, nature of, 8 peasant, character of, 148 peculiar dialect of, somewhat exaggerated, 143 place names, 51 place names, pronunciation of, 149, 150 rivers, 3, 35-44 rivers of, determined the first settlements, 4 sharp division in east and west, 144 towns developed later according to distance from sea, 7 Sutton, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Thatch, excellence of in Sussex, 135 Theakham, 14 Tortington, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Monastery of, 119 Towns, Sussex, developed later according to distance from sea, 7 Tumuli above Duncton Hill, 27 on Downs, 27 Uckfield, late development of, 91 Upper Waltham, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Valleys, to south of Downs, called stenes, 23 Villages to south of Downs, 29 under escarpment of Downs, 29 Walberton, mentioned in Doomsday, 105 Warren, the family of overlords of Rape of Lewes, 79 Warren, William of, first overlord of Rape of Lewes, 82 Washington, on old British trackway under the Downs, 15 pass over Downs at, 176 Watering-places, growth of, 136-142 Weald and parishes, shape of, 8 bounding Sussex to the north, 2 forest track through, present itinerary of described, 156-159 general character of, 12, 13 its military function at Norman Conquest, 73-76 West Dean House, example of flint building, 32 West Hampnet, on Stane Street, 54 Wilfrid, Saint, story of, 64 Willingdon Hill, 179 Winchelsea, antiquity of and original conditions of, 92 Wolstonbury Hill, 177 Woods of the Downs, 22, 23 Worth, last stage of development of Rape of Lewes, 84 Yapton, 11

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