- www.Familysearch.org: Guide to Ash near Sandwich, Kent family history and genealogy.
- www.kent-opc.org: Kent Online Parish Clerks.
- http://ashheritage.blogspot.co.uk/: The Ash Heritage Group.
- www.curiousfox.com: Message Board.
- Kent History Forum
- Kent Family History Society
- Rootsweb.com: Kent Message Board.
- London Family History Centre holdings
- www.s8nicholas.talktalk.net: Ash History.
- Parish magazine: With regular ‘All Our Yesterdays’ articles.
- Ash Village community website
- A Vision of Britain
- www.kentphotoarchive.com: Photos of Ash.
- www.francisfrith.com: Old photos.
- Wikipedia
- Wiki
- Church of St. Nicholas
- The Church of St. Nicholas further info
- St Peter and St Paul
- Ash next Sandwich Church monumental Inscriptions
- WW1 Memorial
- The Home Counties Magazine Volumes 1 to 14: Some East Kent Parish History by Peter de Sandwich.
- Parish registers of Ash-next-Sandwich: Kent Marriages 1639-1641, 1654-1664 Burials 1654 1663.
- A Tour Through the Isle of Thanet: And Some Other Parts of East Kent: Zechariah Cozens, 1793.
- Edward Hasted, Parishes: Ash: The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 9 (Canterbury, 1800).
- Pigots: 1840: Sandwich with the villages of Ash and Eastry and neighbourhoods.
- Melvilles: 1858 Directory of Kent.
- A Corner of Kent; or, Some account of the parish of Ash-next-Sandwich, its historical sites and existing antiquities: 1864.
- Ash next to Sandwich Wills; Archaeologia Cantiana: Vol. 34 1920 page 47
- Farm records of Goss Hall, Ash, Kent: Valuation books of farms in Kent
- Ebooks: Relating to Ash-next-Sandwich.
- More Records
- www.institutions.org.uk: The Workhouse.
- www.kentancestryresearch.co.uk: Eastry Union.
- Wikipedia
- Wiki
- Windmill in Ash
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My Wife’s grandfather Arthur Spratt worked in the Butchers shop in the Street which was owned by mR Strachen and mr Bourne before him. Arthur Spratt worked there from a boy until he retired only breaking when he went off to War in 1914
Does anyone one have a photo when it was a Butchers Shop ( now a Craft and Arts shop) it would be so nice to have an image of where he worked all his life
Thank you
Martin Batts