Mrs Knight was lady of the manor in 1799, when Hasted wrote. Although Edward Hasted records that Edward was the eldest of four sons. In 1798, Edward Hasted records that it was once called 'Thwang' (a Saxon name). The original situation is best appreciated from the 1767 engraving in Hasted (above). The dust cover design for the first edition was by Michael Hasted. According to Edward Hasted, in 1798, it was part of the hundred of Faversham. Both Hasted and Abebe recognized, however, that "CD86" contained numerous good songs. Two windmills were marked by Hasted at the New Cut on the Stour estuary. Hasted was born in Woodbridge, Suffolk. When Edward Hasted visited in the 18th century, it was owned by the Bouveries. Edward Hasted quotes the Domesday Survey details for Norton in Kent. From 1755 it was the home of the county historian of Kent, Edward Hasted. Nick Hasted from "The Independent" also gave the opening concert 4 out of 5 stars. Nick Hasted of "The Independent" wrote, "Its lyrics are a tidal, seemingly undifferentiated tumble". Stephen North, a British psychic, was tested by Hasted in the late 1970s.