Teynham

As his first wife died in March 1761, when he was more than fifty-eight; and as he afterwards married for the third time, a widow, Mrs. Kemp of Teynham, Kent, it is probable that, as Keightley says, Harriet Montresor was not long-lived.

Fielding Dobson, Austin 1883

Newington, Teynham, Rochester, Meopham and Long field - tiny stations which hardly anyone uses

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

He lost control and reduced the Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Memorial on the A2 at Teynham to rubble before smashing in to four parked cars.

Kos RSS Feed 2009

He died of a fever, in July 1205, at his manor of Teynham, and was buried 13th, at Canterbury.

Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical 1812

a widow, Mrs. Kemp of Teynham, Kent, it is probable that, as

Fielding 1843

a widow, Mrs. Kemp of Teynham, Kent, it is probable that, as

Fielding 1843

(Lousy) Sandwich; Surly Ashford, Proud Wye, and Lousy Kennington hardby; He that will not live long let him dwell at Murston, Teynham, or Tong (formerly low-lying areas in North Kent); Kill'em, Cart 'em and Bury 'em, a saying referring to Chilham, Chartham, and Canterbury.

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XX No 2 1991