We would like to thank Tony Nicholls for his help in setting up this page. Before you look at the maps I suggest you read Tony Nicholls background article
on Historical Maps.
The following files are maps scanned in by Tony Nicholls.
Pembury Maps – General Maps – 1560-1660
These are sections of much larger maps, mostly of the county of Kent.
| Title | Map – Click to enlarge |
| Philip Symondson C1590 |  |
| Kip C1607 |  |
| Bleau 1642 |  |
| John Speed C1611 (many editions from 1611 to 1770) |
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| Jansson C1646 (copied from Speed) |  |
| Robert Morden C1695 – note the spelling amendment. Originally entered as “Pembury”, considered an error, and amended. Several editions from 1695 to 1772 |
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| Richard Blome C1720. Nothing new on Blome’s maps – he stole from all earlier publications. |  |
| Nicholas Bellin 1740. This is a French map, hence the wild spellings |  |
| Thomas Kitchen C1740. Pembury missing, but Copping Crouch present. |  |
| Thomas Kitchen Postal map – C1753. ‘Half Way House’ near Summer Hill. |  |
| Edward Hasted from Hasted’s History of Kent C1780Section from the general map of Kent |  |
| Hasted C1780 The eastern side of the Pembury |
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| Hasted C1780 The central portion of the Pembury |  |
| Hasted C1780 The western side of the Pembury |  |
| Hasted C1780 A composite of the 3 sectional parts. The divisions reflect ancient administrative regions. |
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