which the testator fears he may be deprived of. Edward Hasted refers to a Richard Culmer & Culmer's allotments, in Broadstairs, Isle of Thanet, without any source being given. Richard Culmer, a carpenter, and Theologian is commemorated in St Peter's Church, in the 15th century, with an inscribed brass plate, as having given land for allotments. The will of a Richard Culmer, of St Peter's, Thanet, proved in 1494, provided for 60 Hectares of land in Broadstairs, which may be the land now known as Sir Culmer's allotments His peerage was unlisted from Burke's peerage and there is no modern use of the title Baron Culmer. He also holds a permanent memorial membership on the Theological council of Wycliffe Oxford, alongside what are histories most famed theologians. Notable works Deus et a concussione tua - (God and turmoil) Our Lord and Life (Cambridge) (public domain) Fictional appearances Culmer appears as a supporting character in Jeff Guinn's novel The Christmas Chronicles. References 1597 births 1662 deaths People from Thanet (district) Alumni of Magdalene College, Cambridge