Hello, all -- Re: Tony's mention earlier today of a marriage in 1625 "at St Augustine's Church, Canterbury". Tony, this St. Augustine's church is a new one to me. Know anything else about it? I realize that there were 17 or so (C. of E.) parishes/churches in Canterbury -- All Saints, Christchurch (Cathedral), Holy Cross, St. Alphege, St. Andrew, St. Dunstan, St. George, St. Gregory, St. Margaret, St. Martin, St. Mary Bredin, St. Mary Bredman, St. Mary Northgate, St. Mildred, St. Paul, St. Peter & St. Stephen (Hackington). Not all of them still exist today. But I haven't heard of this St. Augustine's before so I'd be very interested to learn more about it. A quick glance through David Wright's booklet, "East Kent Parishes: A Guide for Genealogists, Local Historians and Others", didn't turn up mention of St. Augustine's in the section on Canterbury parishes/ churches/records or in the section on Canterbury non-conformist churches. But maybe I missed it in there somewhere. Andrea