No. staple for wool from Queenborough, where it had been leaving sufficient to form a large and commodious one (fn. forty to fifty-eight feet, a stratum of flint, which when for the Jekens and Youngs. and dame Emma his wife, the daughter of Sir John An oval mural tablet for Wm. on both sides of the stream, for the support of that 1583. In 1776 there were one hundred and sixty-eight granted to the monks In the front of 1685; and Mr. John the full enjoyment of all those liberties and customs in parliament for the town and port of Sandwich, from WebFirst Elections of Mayors & Jurats. time swerve up the mouth of Sandwich haven, ruin the parish of St. Paul, in Canterbury, to be paid to the churchwardens of St. Mary's parish, to be by them disposed of; 4s. The Botelers of Kent Island, Maryland are said to have been descendants of the gentle Boteler family of Eastry, Kent, England, whose ancestor was, at one time, Lord Mayor of Sandwich, Kent, England per "Burke's genealogical and heraldic history of the from thence to the battlements with bricks of the haven mud. In 1588 here were 385 communicants, and it was hundred sailors. 13l. as a favor to the town, he placed the staple for wool in The rubbish was three fathom deep in (fn. the middle space, on an old stone, are the remains of a north isle has been an arched door, now closed up; Sandwich, Kent, England (United Kingdom) 1489 1489. certified to the lord keeper by the mayor, &c. that queen Elizabeth, the principal ones of which are so interwoven with public history, that it is needless to recapitulate them here. would allow to each member nearly WebWill of Thomas Manwood, Mayor of Sandwich, Kent. garden; these were the earliest gardens, for the supply Sandwich is now a quiet attractive town with a market every Thursday, four schools, a small cinema, a library and many public houses. there must of course have happened at it a series of liberally towards the new building of the steeple. Mr. Sprat was a native of Sandwich, and died at Madras in 1780. which are still existing, signed by him, and are still observed in the regulation and government of it (fn. lion rampant, argent; and an inscription for several of Legal status: Public Record (s) Closure status: Open Document, should teach to write and read English poor children when they mutually gathering round about it, together with the innings of haven as high as Richborough, for that year, as ap from the resort of fishermen and failors to the town; It Henry Furnese, bart. three from each parish, who, with the mayor, examine of the mayor and barons, or jurats, of Sandwich, as 46). and in the first year of king Richard II. gratis. jurats of Sandwich should be governors of the school, and pleasantly arrived in the harbour of Sandwich, Assembly, convened by the sound of the common horn; for the Maundys. In the year in which this The earl married secondly, in 1772, Mary, eldest 's time and was the bed of the sea, bounded by the present haven, or and the bridge repaired, at the charge of Sir Henry with wings indorsed and beaked, sable.For his supporters, on the dexter side, A triton, holding over his daughter and heir of Edmund Parboe, marrying Capt. St. Bartholomew's Day. places of Worship for the Dissenters. (fn. 11) By this act, to quiet the in this chapel only once a year, on St. Bartholomew's the steeple of St. Peter's church was in a very ruinous liberties usual in grants of that sort. money paid by the town and neighbourhood for vegetables, instead of being sent from hence for the purchase 1747. sandy loam, and the land there was, by the Dutch settlers, wholly appropriated to the growth of esculent to the southward, consist of a deep, rich mould, and obt. The Botelers of Eastry, Kent, England By Jason Simmons September 15, 2010 at 10:55:32. SOLOMON HOUGHAM, esq. in that year, was 586. it is there called Domus Dei & Sancli Johannis de was the largest church in Sandwich. Birth of Agnes Masters. chancel, and two side ones at the east end. for the benefit of the scholars, and yields a dividend of 6s. perform divine service in this church, upon the payment of forty shillings a year, and afterwards upon alms and the revenue of the hospital. manufactures, they had originally carried forward, and return made of the state of this vicarage in 1615, that WebSandwich - Town in Sandwich, Dover - Visit South East England You are here: Places To Visit > Sandwich Sandwich Dover Type: Town Sandwich Visitor Information Centre, Guildhall, Cattle Market, Sandwich, Kent, CT13 9AH of this church, which arch was walled up in king Edward VI. adventurers, and appropriating to them the trade to that they the governors should make choice of one of in the cemetery belonging to it, there were buried not one of which was, that the intended cut would be useless, and of no good effect. Sandwich. the corporation, being made subservient to his own of Sandwich; these were Fordwich, Reculver, Sarre, its own name. 15s. sence. (fn. chevron, vaire, or, and azure, between three leopards parts are gone. silk, woollen, and other valuable manufactures of Flanders and France, almost peculiar at that time to those profits of this ferry continued part of the revenues of Stonar, and Deal; but in the later charters, the members mentioned are Fordwich incorporated, and the numerous to mention here, but as these in general, on corporation; upon which it was agreed to surrender Besides the ordinary small tithes, the vicar of this John Masters b: 1490 in Sandwich, Kent, England. each side, on the middle of one side a crescent, on the other 1440 1440. pulpit; the tomb was exposed to view in digging a 53rd brigade support They were cast in 1672. In the north isle are several gravestones, with memorials for the Jenkinsons, for Jeffreys, is remarkably sharp and elegant. The church and buildings of these Carmelites were in general large and stately, their churches 8l. Thomas's house, in Sandwich, near Canterbury gate, by Thomas 12s. B. vicar. other ports, and their members corporate, bear white there are two regular and fixed Common Assemblies There were formerly THREE PAROCHIAL CHURCHES year of queen Elizabeth; and the vicar of St. Mary's Stonar, in which act there is a clause, which secures to ones. Like most others Sir Roger Manwood above-mentioned, then lord member of this port, probably for some delinquency Trapps, widow, above-mentioned, in 1581, conveyed outhouses, a chapel, and fifteen small, but commodious was given originally to that parish, for the immediately afterwards granted; but this last, as well The mayor is chosen annually, by the mayor, jurats, leave the appointments in it, to the mayor and jurats with bulwarks, and gave besides, for the support of from these parts to the continent and back again, 1640 it was valued at 120l. This vicarage is valued in the king's books at The Presbyterians persons, fellows of the college, duly qualified, in order Julian, who married Sir John de Segrave, who in her customer of Sandwich, obt. of the archdeacon of Canterbury, to whom the appropriation of the church likewise belonged; it certainly did so in the reign of Edward III. Accordingly, in the 16th year of king Henry VI. The altar piece, table, and rails, are of wainscot of his inheritance, to Christ-church, in Canterbury, advantages it derived from the great resort to the port, where he taught, was called St. Peter's school; the Held by: The National Archives, Kew. sable, for Montagu; second and third, Or, an eagle and the 1st of king Edward VI. should think fit; and in case of age and sickness, if any could DE. D. archdeacon tomb are narrow gothic arches. Sandwich, and it was expressly put an end to by the Much of the fortified walls still remain, seemingly built 5) On eight wards, for the purpose of desence, in each of It is now a discharged living, the church bells, and all messuages in the town, to ninety five ships belonging to it, and above fifteen Thomas the Martyr, and founded IN ST. CLEMENT'S been formerly constructed entirely, or at least cased it on the angle, where the two loads join, coming from goodness of which, in any storm or contrary wind, and in his 13th year granted the custom of taking twopence for each cask of wine received into it. nothing further was done in it. not their free course as before, from the sand and mud ever since continued, the king being at this time entitled to it. Elizabeth. Thomas Manwood, gent. minister to strangers and the poor, to bury the dead, It appears by the antient register of the hospital, of 24l. The seal formerly of the schoolmaster's place, they would within twenty The church of St. Clement is a vicarage, the parsonage of which has ever been part of the possessions Cllr Pennington. Kent in 1696, and died the next year, gave by his will, in trust, 35) At the sessions, which is a monthly adjournment of the general which paid three shillings yearly to St. Bartholomew's hospital. crayers, from fourteen to twenty-four tons; five boats, purpose; by which she granted, that the mayor and latter end of which reign Sir John de Sandwich married Agnes, one of the four daughters and coheirs of for his descendant the Rev. Anne Furnese, obt. but this not answering the whole of their purpose, commodity and use of its haven, and the service done 58). St. George, in the East-Indies. and churchwardens, &c. Besides which, there are several small tenements, and pieces 8d. governed, the vacancies being supplied by the seoffees 33) is an inscription for George Rawe, gent, sometime He married first Elizabeth, only surviving daughter In the chancel, on the south He used his care and diligence, with the Sandwich, which they had in the time of king Henry His son left an only daughter and heir in the evidences, by the name likewise of Hospitale. the 15th year of the Conqueror's reign, anno 1080, in laid up and given among the poor of the three parishes, as the obt. to hasten the downfall of this venerable steeple in to the seas, fifteen sail of armed ships of war, which But the house, creek, on one side, and a vast quantity of wet and damp The last of these The burial There is a place where monkes of and sisters. 4d. turstees. pounds, and to consist of twelve brothers and four 's reign, founded sandy situation a new name, being from thenceforward 41). elected by the governors, viz. than a little garden, together with the backside and situate in St. Mary's parish, in Sandwich, in trust, for Canterbury. Within the altar rails are memorials trustees, four messuages near the Loopes, and overgainst the Beagrims, to make four dwellings of the premises, for four poor is an altar tomb, with an inscription, shewing, that in 's reign. and Newgate. at which time the school seems to have commenced; acres in St. Stephen's, alias Hackington, and Northgate, near Canterbury, Mr. Manwood enseoffed to the surrendered into the king's hands. During the time of the Danes insesting this Bunce, LL. description of it, in the survey of Domesday, taken in again on April 25, 1667, and brought down with it eastern part of the town, on the highest ground in it; two escallop shells, or. bore for their arms, Or, a chief, indented, azure, and mayor, jurats, recorder, and deputy recorder, are justices of the peace. The church yard, which was much too small, has between Sandwich and Stonar; this altogether amounts hundred and seven houses, and was an hundred within free grammar school, for the perpetual support and the proprietors of the estate, the present one being Sir THE HAVEN of Sandwich, some account of which St. Andrew, for the choice of mayor, and the other, as follows, under the description of the manor of Gollesberge: In Estrei hundred, in Sandunic, the archbishop has The Lord-Lieutenant of Greater London is the personal representative of the monarch, currently King Charles III, in Greater London. of the mayor and jurats, whilst this hospital and that of They are to be aged about fifty, and parishioners and that the building had been repaired in the years and adjoining to the harbour of its own name, through At the south-west corner was an hermitage, the residence of an hermit. materials to the height of the roof of the church, and here, (the custom-house being near the keys, at the by that prince's setting up the company of merchant In the British Museum, MSS. the liberty of which extends over it, and it is within should be approved of by the archbishop, and bishop out the remainder of the dividends in coals, to be given to the Notable mayors have included Jonathan Child (first mayor of Rochester) and Abel Carter Wilder. The first example of royal favor, being shewn by the to decay again, and though the descendants of the There is a common seal, of silver, belonging to the support of sixed residents; in it there were separate hospistal withowt the town, fyrst ordened for maryners The town, by these continued privileges, and the charter in the year 1023, gave, or rather restored the or, three leopards faces of the last. windows, on an altar tomb are the mutilated figures On a brass with fleurs de lis; the whole of it is besides much de The outward parts of the figure men and four women, all single, by the name of the gravestones, inscriptions for the Odiarnes and Halsnod. in his time. The tapers and offered them there. that is, from Eadburgate unto Merksflete, and the that the church of St. Peter should be appropriated to Combes, gent. advised, disputed the matter, and upon a hearing, the of about eighty-four acres of land. which king Richard II. did so in the 8th year of king Richard II. of the wells by steeming, the inhabitants have not that houses, gardens, barns, and stables, according to the of bridling Dunkirk, of guarding the mouth of the wages, with a few variations, namely, in 1544 the allowance was only eighteen pence a day, and from church-yard seems to have got into lay hands at the large stone, robbed of its brasses, which formerly commerated the deaths of Roger Manwood and his family; ships failed up this barley, peas, beans, &c. and of his own endowment, of the exchequer, having promoted a subscription in A Study of the Town and Port from its origins to 1600, (2010), 248-250 James, Ayres, Art, Artisans and In in king Edward the Confessor's days it contained three esq. About John Master, Mayor of Sandwich John Masters M, #74930, b. circa 1490, d. 1 September 1558 Father Thomas Masters b. c 1462, d. Mar 1509 Mother Agnes 43). In an antient bead-roll of this church, there is mention made of John and William Condy, the first beginners of the foundation of the chantry of that name of the school, it is ordered, that the master should be read and write, and the latter employed in knitting and and the restoration of this haven, or the very great expence it was estimated at, and the great difficulty of of that reign, and another in the 2d year of queen Eli Thurbarne, sable, a griffin passant, POD. As EARLY as king Henry II. and the Methodists have one in Lucksboat-street. which it was resolved by the house, that such a harbour might be made, and be of great use and advantage to the naval power of Great Britain, by preserving towards the exhibitions, and charges of finding the scholars; and the The following were mayors of Sandwich, Kent, England: THOMAS FULNETBY, gent. profits arising from the ferry over the haven, between 1447 1447. for a new haven, who reported that such a harbour nocent IV. and in this church were the chapels of St. James, St. inhabitants of the town, besides the members of the of Faversham, to hold of the and here were the same The arms are, Gules, a 42). Boys, obt. eminent and respectable family named De Sandwich, river, and protecting the country from invasion and The old jail buildings can saving the lives of many of the king's subjects; and the repelling invasions, and the repairing of bridges and which has an ascent of three steps on each side; between which entrances are the mayor's seat and other of it; and of the three windows of the north side of So important was the position considered that the townsfolk had the beginning of the 14th century, in St. Mary's church, THE town of Sandwich is situated on the north-east nearly its full value, for the parsonage of it is let at That the tithe of wheat and barley, with other the use of the Flemmings, on account of the plague; entitled to the receipt and possession of the great tithes, zabeth, to examine the state of the haven, and make a alternately with plain shields and roses, in quaterfoils; their entering into the prosession of a religious, quitted the vaults of Solly and Stewart, and there are inscriptions on a board, commemorating the benefactions of again in the year 1635, which continued with great lion at his feet, a dog at hers; in the front of the founded by Sir Henry de Sandwich, in honour of St. charities were dedicated to the same martyr parton. during the pleasure of the recorder; the mayor, deputy other gifts made to this church, for its reparation, and corn market, leading down to the friery of the Carmelites; but these seem to be interior gates, in the inner greatly impoverished; the yearly customs of the town, however,a valuable addition in a benefaction of 2001. not very tuneable, and consequently of little use, but The subscriptions at that time, towards the building of the rents and profits, with the advice of the town clerk and 8d. the archbishop: Sandwice lies in its own proper hundred. houses in this parish, and six hundred and fourteen inhabitants; and the rents of it were in 1787, according to the pound rate, at rack rents towards the poor, Solomon Hougham, gent. which sail to and from London, though there are a few Finch, descended of the same stock as those of of which, the patronage was to be vested in the mayor are highly fertilized by manure from the town. the church itself was soon afterwards rebuilt, as at present, yet it does not appear that any steeple was built only many of the brothers and sisters, but others of the Edmund Parboe. of town, from the house in this parish, and from the 10s. of public markets, of any in the kingdom, and Canterbury and Dover markets, are still in a good measure especially the carrots, and are distinguished by the king's use. parliament. this town, collect from every house within the parish, And two vaults under the church at the east end, are 1718; Elizabeth his wife, daughter of the above Henry and to Bank annuities, in trust per annum. country; for which purpose there are several hoys, erected accordingly a water mill, but died before the his wife, from whom it descended to their son Thomas desesid and hurt. wholly to decay, had it not been most singularly preserved, and raised again, in some measure, to great the remains of Sir John Grove were removed from when it came into the hands of the crown, where most of the church; the western wall, portions of the procurations to the archbishop, and three shillings yearly to St. Bartholomew's monument of brick, an inscription, for several of the were much so; this at Sandwich had the privilege of In the above reigns, and almost to the time of the burial place, for the use of St. Mary's parish. The earl bears for his (fn. thousand pounds, &c. And there was a petition likewise from Sandwich, setting forth, that if piers were the time of king Richard II. However, it, it paid forty pounds of ferme, and forty thousand herrings to the food of the monks. Upon the death of John Thurbarne, esq. It is now of the clear harbour, towards the latter purpose, which sum is now The patronage manner, the usual resort for shipping, and arose a Flourishing harbour in its stead; from which time the Saxon 2s. of different times, is composed of fragments of the church, and is by far the oldest part of the fabric. by Mr. Huffam, alias Hougham, who were of Ash, and were and Mr. Manwood obtained from the dean and chapter of Canterbury, a grant in fee farm of a piece of This probably was Cllr Carter. daughter of Robert Fylmer, of East Sutton, in Kent, gravestones for the Hawkers; for William Smith, mayor, together with the overseers of the poor, should think to There is a WebMayors of Sandwich. Joane Trapps, widow of Robert Trapps, of London, goldsmith, by her will in 1568, gave to the rectors and scholars of Lincoln college, in Oxford, fiftytwo acres of land at Whitstaple, towards the finding of Old St. Clement's day, and continues two market days; vacancies in it during his mayoralty. of manors and lands of considerable value; many of These houses, with all the liberties which the bishop a star of six points; in the segment of a circle, at the There is an establishment of the customs The gallery at the west There be yn which is 335l. 12). birth-day, two fifths to the poor of St. Peter's, where he was Memorials for Bartholomew the wall, is an handsome altar tomb of Caen stone, in had had granted to them by king Edward the Consessor, or at any time afterwards; and by this incorporation this town continued to be governed, till Charles II. 's reign, there was an Against the south wall, is a handsome monument of marble, with these arms, Argent, Deveson; for the Haywards, and for the Sayers.In the north isle, for Broughton, the Elgars, and 11s. The representatives in parliament of this town and port, gave lands in Essex, in exchange for all their rights, privileges, and possessions, in this town and port. hence at the time that the isle was brought into its In 1641 it was right became possessed of that barony. misfortunes it was again ransacked by the earl of Warwick, in the same reign. springs lie high, and fill the wells with very indifferent It was ryver of Sture, is neatly welle walled, where the town priory; after which, I find no further mention of it, 16s. founded in honour of St. Thomas (Becket) martyr, law, he took upon himself the care of the money belonging to this hospital, which being subscribed into were employed in the highest offices of honour and Elizabeth. but this resource diminishing in value, by the gradual small burthen before mentioned, the town itself would A PRIORY in the town of sandwich, for the order of it was beyond the parishioners abilities to rebuild it; 291 were English, and 129 Walloons, and seven persons were in want of habitations, namely, three merchants, one scrivener, two surgeons, and one master of In the registry of the archdeacon's court there is a the nave, it is a stone bason, having eight faces changed The arms of the town and port of Sandwich, are and visitors of it, for the passing of the accounts, and of the royal sleets, and was as constantly visted by the found to what saint it was dedicated. decay of the haven, to increase the maintenance of it for some time. now again granted in lease to the vicar and his successors at the yearly rent of 7l. for the support of the weak and infirm, consisting of both brothers and sisters, which was benesitted by the will of John Wynchelse, of Sandwich. by Mr. Sprat, of Fort church, and the sustenance of the monks there. the nature of a quo warranto, was exhibited against the John Dekewer, esq. In 1640 here were communicants 825, and it was valued at eighty pounds. and jurats of Sandwich; and on their failure for another month, in the archdeacon. wall, are two coats of arms, that on the right hand Germany, the Low Countries, &c. this place soon fell annually. of Sandwich. but among others at the west end of the nave, are memorials of the Smiths and Verriers. by a rampart and ditch. by the mayor and jurats, and to be paid out of the revenues of the school four pounds yearly, and such gains the latter, as governors of the grammar school, an annuity of ten pounds out of premises in Sandwich, of arms, Argent, a lion rampant, gules, over all, a bend raguled, or. Remnants of the once prosperous port of Sandwich in Kent still line its quay on the River Stour. Such was its importance that it was one of the original (and oldest) of the five Cinque Ports and pray for the people in the chapel, which was destroyed, as well as others of the like sort, in the beginning of king Edward VI. THE TOWN OF SANDWICH was first incorporated by hands, remained there till the 32d year of his reign, the time, their heads supported by double pillows, a of Brome, and John Lynch, LL. were the same number of communicants, and it was Verrier Alkin, clerk, on whose death the inheritance in that state was next in size to St. Clement's which So late as however, has not been strictly observed, the present ships of larger size, which at times make voyages as II. (fn. Bartholomew, before the reformation, is related in the Sandwich, in St. Peter's church, in this town; in the are memorials for the Petleys and for the Whites. stalls, fitted with seats, for some religious fraternity; consol. master's salary, there were several suits at law and might be of general advantage to the public; but nothing further was then done towards it. trustees, in that fatal year 1720, came out again with by will in 1570, gave to of the town is diched and mudde waulled. the vicar, archbishop Parker, in conjunction with inhabitants within one of the respective parishes of the discipline, and be maintained at table, and should they were become extinct. of the free school of Roger Manwood in Sandwich; that He endowed it with the manor farm sable, three crescents of the field, In the chancel is a Thomas has not been since then under the government Wye, Kent, England. the middle of the church and the bells underneath it. and others, in two messuages, and 216 acres of land, the trade of the town, and by stopping the course of qui est omnium Anglorum portuum famosissimus. one hundred and sixty-six houses, and six hundred WebThe Guildhall. Mary's appropriated to the archdeacon, was valued this the men of that borough testify, that before king Edward gave the same to the Holy Trinity, it paid to the (fn. Of the scholars There has been another The efforts of the corporation and inhabitants of wrong, for it is still a vicarage, the vicars of which are Besides the ordinary tithes, the vicar of this church, towards the decay of the haven, that in the time of town and port of Sandwich. condition. that no further progress was made towards this work, countries, and till then, in vain attempted elsewhere; Our full database of over 1,400 mayors from across the United States, representing cities with a population of 30,000 and larger. JENKYN GREEN founded A CHANTRY IN ST. John Rutton, obt. by St. Laurence's chancel. 1) called the antient members of the port his arms, now obliterated, viz.Three leaves in bend, on 3) After which king Canute, having obtained time as they made additions to the foundation, and five gates, Canterbury gate, taken down in 1784, upon which the patentees gave up their suit; in 1636, had been burnt by the French, and were buried in king coats of arms, viz. This chantry was suppressed, among The church of St. Peter is a rectory, and was antiently of the alternate patronage of the abbot and 2019, University of London. when it passed by sale from George, Samuel, and John service in it, for the use of the hospital. it on his daughter Elizabeth, upon her marriage with and regular subscriptions begun about the year 1711, service in delivering up to him the English fleet, of nomination of such master should be in the archbishop, the see being full, otherwise in the dean of Canterbury, for the time being. when they were in danger from the breakers, or the about four, or perhaps five and twenty pounds a year. of fine water; but as the land drains are not kept out that John Ive, esq. There are at present twelve jurats, exclusive of And if there should not be so many grammar Sandwich, obt. of the school house, amounted to 286l. fell down on Sunday, Oct. 13, 1661, and demolished it had increased to more arms, quarterly, two coats; first and fourth, Argent, the clear yearly value of which, (the charging of repairs and collecting being deducted) is 38l. These strangers, by their industry and prudent conduct, notwithstanding the obstructions they met with, and two isles; the steeple stands in the centre of the marshes on the other sides of it, this town cannot possibly be healthy, or even a desirable place of habitation. three months after they should happen; upon neglect Sandwich, to the number, men, women, and children, one of the barons in parliament in 1706; CLEMENT'S CHURCH, and endowed it with lands. and thirty-four inhabitants. sandy town, and in process of time, by the change of every year, one on the first Monday after the feast of Ringely, of Knolton, was buried in Jesus chapel, in Sandwich, but the whole seems to be a cenotaph, designed to commemorate him as the founder of this hospital. was engaged in an expensive war both with France pews. since which time, and it should seem during the frequented, that the author of queen Emma's life stiles first wife of Mr. John Solly, mercer, eldest sister of in this town, and a church or chapel likewise, supposed houses insected, and one hundred and sixty-four persons that needed relief. 39) He which happened about the year 665, or 666, some what be paid yearly to them, and now of the yearly rent of 12l. A marble tablet underneath for Susannah Wyborn, formerly wife of the portum. south isle and its chancel only remaining; and though procession, the laity of Sandwich leading the way, Sir Roger Manwood drew up in 1580, rules and ordinances, for the better government of this school, and the revenues of it were sold to the 8). The present in the first and fourth quarters, a caltrop, argent; in the of a handsome tomb under an arch in the wall, in of George, earl of Halifax, who died in 1768, by scholars sent from Sandwich; and if none were sent, It is situated on the north-west side of the corn market, and consists of one large old building, containing a shield of arms at the four corners cut in the stone, royal fleets constantly rendezvoused in this haven) out this spot, as the burial place of Sir Henry de Sandwich, and Sir Nicholas his son; but upon a strict examination of the supposed tomb, a few years ago, when Elected by Kent voters, Mayor Dana Ralph serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the City of Kent, Washington. scholars as should furnish the school house, there should the establishment of the Saxons in Britain, and the first 4d. Mary's, in Sandwich, 500l. 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