Chartae Antiquae E

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/E/1-132 These documents relate to the manor of Elverton, in Stone by Faversham, which lies just to the west of Faversham on the north Kent coast. There are 5 charters for Elverton in DCc-Register/B, ff318r-318v, and 149 in DCc-Register/D, ff431r-455v. DCc-Register/E, ff329r-340v, contains 79 charters for Elverton.

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/E/133-188B This section relates to the manor of Eastry which was one of the priory's most significant estates, lying just to the south-west of Sandwich in east Kent. DCc-Register/C, ff38r-55r contains 31 charters for Eastry and there are 23 charters for Eastry in DCc-Register/E, ff195r-198r. DCc-ChAnt/E/145 is registered in the section for the shrines of St Alphege, St Blaise and St Dunstan in DCc-Register/A and the bodies of the saints section of DCc-Register/E. DCc-ChAnt/E/168 and DCc-ChAnt/E/186 are registered in the compositions sections of DCc-Register/A and DCc-Register/E.

CCA-DCc-ChAnt/E/189-212 These documents relate to various places beginning with E, including Eynsford, Eythorne, Exeter, Elham and Ebony. DCc-ChAnt/E/191 is a mortuary roll for John Hotham, bishop of Ely, and is probably a stray from the archives of Ely Cathedral. There is 1 charter for Elham in the divers places section of DCc-Register/E and 2 in the divers places section of DCc-Register/B. The Exeter documents may be strays from Exeter Cathedral which only came here in the 1660s, when Canterbury Cathedral's archives were returned after the Restoration.

DCc-ChAnt//E/213-221 These documents have not previously been catalogued. They relate to Ebony, Elham, Elverton and Exeter.