THE HISTORY of kent

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Four Elms
 The church at Four Elms is dedicated to St Paul.

 Frindsbury
Frindsbury is an association with a man called 'Freond'.

 Frinsted
Frinsted is thought to mean a 'place of protection'.

 Frittenden
Frittenden is taken from a Saxon word 'denn'.

 Frogholt
The road through Frogholt pre-dates the Roman invasion.
Farningham
 The meaning of Farningham is not clear.

 Faversham
Faversham derives from the Saxon word 'faefer'.

 Fawkham
The name Fawkham goes back as far as the tenth century.

 Finglesham
Finglesham comes from the Saxon 'ham'.

 Folkestone
Folkestone was first recorded as far back as the late 7th Century.

 Fordwich
Fordwich was first recorded as 'Fiord-wych'.
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