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This is a facsimile of the first edition of 1901. An invaluable document for those searching their family trees. Alfred the Great and Katherine of Aragon both owned manors in the village. On the basis of this, the author believed that the king spent much time here and that "Wings Place" or the "Old House" is a fragment of a palace built by Queen Katherine! Ignoring these flights of fancy, the book is otherwise thoroughly researched. Contents includes: Ancient Ditchling and the manors, Ditchling Park, old inhabitants, miscellaneous notes, St Margaret's Church, rectors and vicars, monumental inscriptions and memorials, the Meeting House, the 'Jernal' of a Ditchling man, and the neighbourhood. Subsidy rolls 1378-9 for Ditchling, Strete Hundred 1549, Ditchling 1562, 1600, 1623, Ditchling wills at Lewes 1541-1640, Ditchling administrators 1578-1640, Ditchling Churchwardens 1638-1750. The appendices include: family trees of the Chatfield family, the Attrees of Wivelsfield and the Poole family.