Hever
OS Grid Reference: TQ4744
The 1841 population was 582
The 1841 population was 582
Administrative Units
Hever fell within the Hundred of Somerden. Its 19th century Registration District & Poor Law Union was Sevenoaks.
Probate Jurisdiction was Shoreham to 1845, PCC 1846-57.
Hever included the hamlet of Mark Beech, and also had a detached northern portion comprising the hamlet of Four Elms.
See NWKFHS publications West Kent Sources and School Records for further information.
Census Publications
- 1851 Name Index (only) published on microfiche as part of Volume VI (Sevenoaks Registration District).
For ordering details see Census CD-ROMs on the Publication List page.
Church and Chapels (pre 1910)
Hever, St Peter
Church of England - Ancient Parish Church
Original Registers
These date from 1632.
Original Registers
These date from 1632.
St Peter - Aug 1997
Mark Beech, Holy Trinity
Church built 1852; parish created 1839 from Hever St Peter & Cowden St. Mary
Original Registers
These date from 1843.
Memorial Inscriptions (1991)
Transcript published by NWKFHS (Microfiche Ref. F18). See MI Publications.
Original Registers
These date from 1843.
Memorial Inscriptions (1991)
Transcript published by NWKFHS (Microfiche Ref. F18). See MI Publications.
Holy Trinity - Aug 2000
Four Elms, St Paul
Church built 1881; parish created 1880 from Hever, Brasted, Chiddingstone & Edenbridge.
Original Registers
These date from 1881.
Original Registers
These date from 1881.
St Paul - Aug 2000
Congregational: Four Elms
Built 1831.
Mar 2015
