Farm at Pysons in the Parish of St Laurence in Thanet

[hanes teulu]

Vol 10 of Hasted's topographical survey refers to Martin Long's "mural monument" in St Lawrence Church.

Google Books has a searchable version of Zecheriah Cozen's "A tour through the isle of Thanet ..." published 1793. It includes Captain Long's memorial (page 51) - and his sisters Elizabeth and Catherine.   

[waynenort]

Thank you  ... These monumental inscriptions from 'A tour through the isle of Thanet' are also transcribed on KAS
https://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/research/monumental-inscriptions/ramsgate

Searched Kent Archives for possible deed reference and got lucky with the Pysing name. Turns out Pysing is near Dover.

7 acres (Clayey Land) and land in Buckland as described in EK/U2246/3/T1/1-4
Also, farmhouse and 42 acres (leased to William Prescott); 35 acres; and 3 acres of arable land (known as Pysing), all in Guston.

It makes me think that it may be a different property to Pyson/s which George Norton was in occupation of in 1746.  Pysing seems a bit far from where he lived if he was working the land.

[hanes teulu]

I thought the Dover references (Guston, Langdon and Pin(e)ham) referred to "Little Pysing"?