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Note. Subjects are indexed mainly under the places to which the references relate, but in addition there are separate headings for the following subjects: architects; bell-founders; Black Death; Borough English; botanical gardens; brickmaking; coin minting; disasters; docks; fairs; field names; fields, common; floods; gavelkind; General Strike (1926); gipsies; gravel-digging; immigration; inclosures; Jews; Knights Templars; markets; meadows, common; museums; negro servants; newspapers; parishes, detached parts; Plague, Great; prisons; riots; saltpans; sculptors; springs, mineral; toll-gates; trade unions; unemployment; war damage.
An italic page number denotes an illustration on that page or facing it.
The following abbreviations have been used, sometimes with the addition of the letter s to form the plural: abp., archbishop; adcn., archdeacon; agric., agriculture; Alex., Alexander; Alf., Alfred; anc., ancient; And., Andrew; Ant., Anthony; Art., Arthur; Bart., Bartholomew; Benj., Benjamin; boro., borough; bp., bishop; bd., board; bdg., building; Cath., Catherine; Cathm., Catholicism; char., charity; Chas., Charles; Chris., Christopher; ch., church; ctss., countess; Dan., Daniel; dau., daughter; d., died; dom., domestic; dchss., duchess; econ., economic; Edm., Edmund; educ. education; Edw., Edward; elec., electricity; Eliz., Elizabeth; ent., entertainment; fam., family; fm., farm; Fran., Francis; Fred., Frederick; gdn., garden; Geof., Geoffrey; Geo., George; Gilb., Gilbert; govt., government; Hen., Henry; Herb., Herbert; hist., history; ho., house; hosp., hospital; Humph., Humphrey; hund., hundred; inc., inclosure; ind., industry; Jas., James; Jos., Joseph; Kath., Katharine or Katherine; Lawr., Lawrence; Id., lord; loc., local; man., manor; mfr., manufacture or manufacturer; Marg., Margaret; mkt., market; marq., marquess; m., married; Mat., Matthew; Mic., Michael; Nat., Nathaniel; Nic., Nicholas; noncf., nonconformity; par., parish; pk., park; parl., parliamentary; Pat., Patrick; Pet., Peter; Phil., Philip; pop., population; pub., public; rly., railway; rect., rectory; Reg., Reginald; rep., representation; Ric., Richard; riv., river; Rob., Robert; Rog., Roger; Rom., Roman; Sam., Samuel; sch., school; svce., service; Sid., Sidney; Sim., Simon; soc., society; stn., station; Steph., Stephen; Thos., Thomas; vic., vicarage; vct., viscount; Wal., Walter; w., wife; Wm., William; wk., work; wkho., workhouse.
Abbott:
-, Rob., 186, 214–15
-, Wm., 91
Abridge, 338
Acme Seals Ltd., 202
Acton, Sir Wm., 345
Adam, Jas. and Rob., architects,191
Adams:
-, Rob. (fl. 1583), 255
-, Rob. (fl. 1778), 196
-, Theophilus, 254–5
Adderley, J. G., 143
Addington:
-, Kath., 167
-, Thos., 167
Addis, Wm., 218
Adye, Bart., sculptor, 219
Aelfnoth of London, 89, 184, 201
Africa, see Zambesi
African & Eastern Trade Corporation, 81
Aiano, Hen., & Son, 84
Ainslie, Eliz., 293
air raids, see war damage
Akron (Ohio, U.S.A.), 88
Alan (d. by 1181), 165
Albert Cooperage Ltd., 87
Albert Dock Engine Works, 85
Albright & Wilson, 82
Alden, (Sir) Percy, 64, 104, 141–2
Aldersbrook, in Little Ilford and
Wanstead, 330
-, boundaries, 167–8
-, ch., 334
-, forest rights, 168–9
-, hosp., 321
-, incs., 169
-, (or Naked Hall), man., 163–4,
166–9, 323, 328
-, mill, 327
-, saltpan, 327
-, Warren Ho., 169
Aldersbrook, riv., see Roding
Aldersgate (Lond.), 272
-, St. Botolph, 316
Alderson, John, & Sons, 86
Aldgate (Lond.):
-, coaches and trams, 7, 62, 320
-, Priory of Holy Trinity, 90, 115,
185, 261, 285–6, 322, 326,
328, 332
-, St. Botolph, 316
Aldom, J. R., 238
Alestan (fl. 1066), 8, 68, 72, 74
Alexander, E. R., & Sons, 202
Alford:
-, Edw., and his w. Eliz., 313–14
-, John, 313
Alfred, King, 57, 203
Alfric (fl. 1065), 322
Algehr, Anne, 129
Alger the clerk, 13–14
Alice, dau. of Waltheof, earl of Huntingdon, m. Ralph de Tony (d. 1126), 174, 253, 261, 285–6
Allen:
-, Sam., 133, 139
-, Wm., 82
-, ——(fl. 1780), 71
-, ——(fl. 1888), 128
Allington:
-, Sir Giles, 10, 42, 256
-, Marg., see Argall
-, fam., 28
Allison, Ric., 333
Allmänna Svenska Electric Co. Ltd., 271
Allpress, Geo. T., 131
Almain, Terry of, 9
Alsi (d. by 1066), 185
Altham:
-, Eliz., w. of Sir Jas. (d. 1623), m. (2)
Sir John Ashfield, 261
-, Eliz., m. Art. Annesley, 261
-, Frances, m. Ric. Vaughan, earl of
Carberry, 261
-, Jas., rector of Woodford and vicar
of Latton, 353
-, Sir Jas. (d. 1617), 261
-, Sir Jas. (d. 1623), 261
-, Sutton, 261
Aluminium Foils Ltd., 87
Amazon, riv., 192
Ambrose, W., & Co., 81
America, South, see Amazon; Argentina
America, United States of, 105, 188 ind. and trade, 86, 270–1; and see Akron; Maryland; Newark; Pennsylvania; Virginia
American Tobacco Co., 81
Amiraut, Paul, rector of Wanstead, 333
Anderson, Rob., 100
Anderton:
-, Phil., vicar of Leyton, 215–16, 238
-, W. E., 357
André, Ant., 187
Andrew, Father, S. D. C., see Hardy
Andrews, Dan., 216, 223
Angel, Mrs. M., 130
Angel Printing Press, 307 n
Angell:
-, John, 104
-, Lewis, architect and surveyor, 55,
100–1, 104–5, 117
Anglo-Continental Guano Works, 78, 82–4; and see Ohlendorff & Co.
Anne (Boleyn), queen of Hen. VIII, 4, 12
Annesley:
-, Art., 261
-, Eliz., see Altham
-, Fran., Ld. Mountnorris, 261
Annis, Jas. and John, sculptors, 219
Anstead, O. R., 22
Anstey:
-, Anne, see Curtis
-, Kath., m. Allen Bathurst, Ld.
Bathurst, 93
-, Sir Pet., 93
-, Revd. W. B., 227
Apsley, Pet., 74
aquam, Wm. ad, see Ree
Aquascutum (Manufacturers) Ltd., 202, 272
Aragon, Kath. of, see Katharine
Archer, Hen., 239
architects, see Adam, J. and R.; Angell, L.; Arnold, T.; Bacon, C.; Baines, G. & Son; Banks, L.; Bazalgette, Sir J.; Bignall, J. M.; Blomfield, Sir A.; Blore, E.; Boreham, F.; Bottle & Olley; Brooks, J.; Campbell, C.; Caröe, W. D.; Cheers & Smith; Church, W. D.; Clarke, G. C.; Comper, Sir N.; Cooper, E.; Creed, R.; Curtis, T.; Cutts, J. E. K. & J. P.; Daniel, T. & H. L.; Dartnall, W.; Davidson, T. E., Son & Sherwood; Dickinson, Wm. (d. 1702) and Wm. (d. 1725); Dolman, T. F.; Donaldson, J. and T. L.; Downing, H. P. B.; Dunford, J. W.; Dunn, J.; Dyson, G.; Fletcher, Sir B.; Fowler, J.; French, G. R.; Frere, E. C.; Gibson, J.; Gilder, Sir A.; Giles, J.; Godfrey, W. H.; Grant, T. F. W.; Gunton & Gunton; Gyfford, E.; Habershon, W. G.; Hallam, C.; Hardwick, T.; Hepworth, P. D.; Hoare & Wheeler; Hood, W.; Horder, P. M.; Hoyland, E. D.; Jacques, W.; Johnson, John (fl. 1852); Johnson, John (fl. 1896); Johnston, P. M.; Kent, W.; Knight, J.; Krumins, K.; Leverton, T.; Lewis, W. A.; Lindy, K.; Mackintosh, C. R.; Marshall, G.; Mauger, P.; Micklethwaite & Somers Clarke; Milne, W. O.; Minty, J. A.; Newman, J. T.; Newton, W.; Nicholson, Sir C.; Olley & Haward; Papworth, J. B.; Plumbe, R.; Pocock, W. F.; Pocock, W. W.; Pugin & Pugin; Russell, S. B.; Sadleir, R.; Scott, Sir G. G.; Scott, Sir Gilb.; Scott, W. G.; Shaw, John (d. 1832); Shaw, John (d. 1870); Shingler & Risden Associates; Soane, Sir J.; Spooner, C.; Steed, J.; Stone, T. & W.; Streatfeild, F. E. C.; Streatfeild, G.; Street, G.; Stuart, J.; Tarring, J., & Son; Teulon, S. S.; Travers, M.; Wallace, W.; Warren, E. P.; Wheeler, M.; Winmill, C. C.; Wien, Sir C.; Wyatt, Sir M. D.
Arcola Shoe Works Ltd., 202
Arderne, Ralph de, 185
Argall:
-, Alice, w. of Thos., 262
-, Anne, see Cheney
-, Eliz., in. Nat. Green, 256–7
-, John (d. 1643), 256, 259, 261–2,
286, 287 n
-, Marg., w. of Thos., m. (2) Sir
Giles Allington, 256
-, Sir Reg., 256, 259, 286
-, Ric. (d. 1589), 256
-, Ric. (fl. 1589), 256
-, Dr. Sam., and his w. Eliz., 256
-, Sir Sam., 256
-, Sarah, see Grant
-, Thos. (d. 1562), 256
-, Thos. (d. 1605), 256
-, Thos. (fl. 1649), 262, 286
-, Thos. (fl. 1662), 262
-, fam., 286
Argentina, 358
Armitage, Revd. A., 122
Arnold:
-, Geo., 77
-, Thos., architect, 357
Arundel, Thos., abp. of York, 200
Ascham:
-, Marg., w. of Rog., m. (2) Thos.
Rampston, 263
-, Rog., 262–3
Ascott Co. Ltd., 202
Asea (Gt. Britain) Ltd., 271
Asgyll:
-, Anne, m. —— Mascall (?), 262
-, Art., 262
-, Marg., m. Alex. Master, 262
Ashfield:
-, Eliz., see Altham
-, Sir John, 261 n
Ashton & Green, 84
Associated Adhesives, 17
Associated Electrical Industries Ltd., 271
Associated Equipment Co., 21
Associated Fire Alarms Ltd., 271
Aston Charities Trust, 142–3
Atchison, Geo., 356
Athelstan, ealdorman of E. Anglia, 8
Athill, —— (fl. 1900), 232
Atkinson, Jeremiah, 161
Atkyns, Edw., 263
Atlas Building Soc., 302
Atlee, fam., 190
Attlee, Clement R., later Earl Attlee, 285
Atsere the swarthy, 184 n
Aubrey:
-, John, 70
-, Maud, w. of John, m. (2) Sir Alan
Buxhall, (3) John de Montagu,
earl of Salisbury, 70
Audible Filmcraft Ltd., 273
aula, Rob. de, 339
Ault & Wiborg Ltd., 83
Aumale, ctss. of, see Montfitchet, Aveline de
Australia, 105
Austria, immigrants from, 80
Auto-Call Co., 271
Avenon, Nic., 115, 118, 159
Avery, W. & T., 84
B.T.R. Industries, 79
Baber:
-, John, 10
-, Mary, see Draper
-, Thos. Draper, 10
Bacon:
-, Ant., 259–60, 268, 274
-, Chas., architect, 290, 346, 354
-, Nat., 324
-, W. C. & Co., 82
Baddow, Great, 256, 286
Bailey, Fox & Co., 86
Baines, G., & Son, architects, 302
Baird & Tatlock (Lond.) Ltd., 249, 270
Bakelite Xylonite Ltd., 273
Baker:
-, Abraham, 201
-, Alice, w. of Thos. (d. 1657) m. (2)
Chas. Goring, earl of Norwich,
189
-, Constance, w. of Sir Thos. (d.
1625), 189
-, Eliz., m. —— Hanmer, 189
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1625), 189
-, Thos. (d. 1657), 189
Baldock:
-, Geo., 192
-, Ric., 193
Baldwin, abp. of Canterbury, 114 n
Baldwin, sheriff of Devon, 8
Balliol:
-, Alex. de, 257–8, 262, 276
-, Guy de, 257
-, Hen. de, chamberlain of Scotland,
194, 257
-, Lora, see Valognes
Balun:
-, Hugh de, 69
-, fam., 46, 69
Bancroft's school, in Woodford, 143, 339, 341 n, 352, 359
Banes:
-, A. B., 159
-, G. E., 112
Banfield, Jas. Hawkey, 126, 163
Bangham, A. E., & Co. Ltd., 272–3
Bank of England, 189, 190, 344
Banks:
-, Lewis, architect, 227
-, Ric., 277, 314
Barclay:
-, Hen. F., 293, 347, 354
-, Jane, w. of Jos. G., 132
-, Jos. G., 132, 188, 231, 299, 335
-, Rob., 187–8
-, Miss, 307
-, fam., 132, 187–8, 231, 293, 298, 335
Barker:
-, Rob., 314
-, W. H., 41
Barking, 42, 70, 101, 262, 324
-, abbey, 11, 17–18, 44, 59, 90, 165,
167, 323, 351
-, abbess, see Maud, queen of
Hen. I
-, Barking Creek, 8, 17, 50
-, boundaries, 1, 163, 338
-, commons, 15
-, fisheries, 16, 19, 170, 207, 331
-, housing, 24
-, mans.:
-, Barking, 165, 168
-, Berengers, 165–6, 168
-, Jenkins, 115
-, Rayhouse, 192, 348
-, marshes and sea defences, 17
-, noncf., 32, 132
-, poor-relief, 19–20
-, pop., 44
-, rly., 7, 62, 165
-, roads, 3, 46
-, Rom. Cathm., 32
-, trams, 7
-,
and see Beckton
Barkingside, in Ilford, 171
Barlow, T. J., 232
Barltrop, Edw., brickmaker, 268
Barnard, Jas., see Bernard
Barnes:
-, Agatha, w. of Ric., 189
-, Alf., M.P., 25
-, G., 225
-, John, 143
-, Ric., 189, 204
Barnet (Herts.), 271
Barnet Ensign Ross Ltd., 271
Barsham, Lonsdale & Co., 86
Barsham, W. J., & Co., 86
Bartholomew, Chas., 166
Barthomley (Ches.), 353
Barton, Wm., 195
Basildon, 82, 85
Basset:
-, Edm., 185
-, Phil., 59
Bates, Mrs. M. E., bedding mfr., 87
Bath, Hen., & Co., 267
Bath and Wells, bps. of, see Burnell, Rob.; Lake, Art.; Pearse, Wm.
Bathurst:
-, Allen, Ld. Bathurst, 93
-, Kath., see Anstey
Battail, Sir Ric., 10
Battailhey (or Sherley), Mary, 145, 161, 163
Batten:
-, A. G., 35
-, Sir Wm., 252, 266
Battles Hall, in Stapleford Abbots, 71
Bawn, W. B., & Co. Ltd., 270
Bayeux, bp. of, see Odo
Baynard:
-, Ralph, 89, 184, 201
-, fam., 184
Bayne:
-, Eliz., 173
-, Oswald, 173
-, P. M., rector of Little Ilford, 29,
31
Bazalgette, Sir Jos., architect, 109
Beachcroft, Sir. Rob., 219
Beaconsfield, earl of, see Disraeli
Beale, Dorothea, 65
Beauchamp:
-, Alice de, ctss. of Warwick, see Tony
-, Anne de (d. 1449), 254
-, Anne de, m. Ric. Neville, earl of
Warwick, 254, 256
-, Cecily de, dchss. of Warwick, m.
(2) John Tiptoft, earl of
Worcester, 254
-, Eleanor de, m. (1) Thos. de Ros,
Ld. Ros, (2) Edm. Beaufort,
earl (later duke) of Somerset,
254
-, Eliz., see Courtney
-, Guy de, earl of Warwick, 254
-, Hen. de, duke of Warwick, 254
-, Jos., 70
-, Marg., w. of Thos. de, earl of
Warwick (d. 1401), 254
-, Ric. de, earl of Warwick, 254
-, Thos. de, earl of Warwick (d.
1369), 254, 256.
-, Thos. de, earl of Warwick (d.
1401), 254, 256
Beaufort:
-, Edm., earl (later duke) of Somerset,
254
-, Eleanor, ctss. (later dchss.) of
Somerset, see Beauchamp
-, Thos., earl of Dorset, 75
-, Sir Thos., 75
Beautility Ltd., 85
Beauvais, Phil. of, 73
Beckton, in Barking and East Ham,
4, 14, 16
-, chs., 29
-, dom. bdgs., 16
-, drainage, 23
-, gasworks, 1, 5, 16, 49–50, 112, 138
-, housing, 4
-, noncf., 35
-, postal svces., 7
-, rly., 62
Beckwith:
-, Eliz., see Cholmley
-, Frances, m. (Sir) Geo. Hervey, 11
-, Sir Leonard, 11
-, Rog., 11
Becontree, hund., 1
Beddow, Benj., 335
Bedford, Wm., 314
Bedford, dchss. of, see Russell, Adeline
Bedford Institute Assoc., 132, 300
Bedfordshire, see Leighton Buzzard; Woburn Sands
Bedyk:
-, Adam de, 253, 256
-, Hen. de, 256
-, Joan de, see Hadstock
-, Sir Thos. de, 256
Belchier, Mary, 123
Belgium, see Louvain
Bell:
-, Fran., 125
-, Thos., & Co., 82
Bell & Black, 82
bell-founders, see Blakgrave, R.; Catlin, R.; Chapman, W.; Clifton, J.; Dawe, W.; Gray, Miles; Knight, S.; Mears, C. & G.; Mears, T.; Owen, S.; Pack, T.; Patrick & Osborn; Phelps, R.; Warner, J., & Sons; Waylett, J.; Wightman, P.
Bellingham:
-, Cecily, m. Thos. West, 167
-, Edw. (fl. 1595), 167
-, Sir Edw. (d. 1637), 167
-, Hen., 167
-, fam., 167
Bemersyde (Roxburgh), 49
Bendish:
-, Frances, w. of Heigham (d. 1746),
m. (2) Ric. Wilkes, 25
-, Heigham (d. 1723), 25, 28
-, Heigham (d. 1746), 25, 28
-, Mary, see Heigham
-, Rob., 25
-, fam., 3
Benet, Hen., 192
Benfleet, Sabina of, m. John Faucilun, 90
Benington (Herts.), barony of, 257–8
Bennet, Jos., 128
Benstede:
-, Edm., 258
-, Sir Edw. de, 258
-, Helen de, 258
-, Joan de, w. of Sir Edw., 258
-, John de (d. 1323), 258
-, John de (d. 1358), 258
-, John de (d. 1359 or 1360), 258
-, Sir John de (d. 1466), 258
-, Margery de, w. of Sir John (d.
1466), 258
-, Maud de, w. of Edmund, m. (2)
John de Caly, 258
-, Wm. de, 258
Bent, fam., 194
Bentham, Wm., 12
Benton:
-, Benj., 128
-, G. T., 348
Berenger, Rog., 168
Berger, Jenson & Nicholson, 83
Berk, F. W., & Co., 82
Berkshire, 345; and see Clewer; Purley
Bermondsey (Surr., later Lond.), 107, 193
Bernard (Barnard):
-, Jas., 13
-, Maurice, 13
Bertie:
-, Cath. D., 187
-, Mary, 239
-, Peregrine, 187
-, fam., 187, 188
Bertin, Canon R. B., vicar of Leyton, 218
Bethell, John H., later Ld. Bethell, 7, 20, 22, 25, 30, 64, 104, 109
Bethnal Green (Mdx., later Lond.),
128, 142, 271
-, alms-hos., 179 n
-, poor-law union, 238
-, rly., 250
-, wkho., 331
-,
and see Old Ford
Betuyne (Bettone, Bettyne):
-, Ric. de, 258
-, Wm. de, the elder, 258
-, Wm. de, the younger, 258
Bewley, Hen., 88
Bickerstaff, W. E., 299
Bickley:
-, Alethia, see Garrard
-, Sir Fran., Bt., 70
Bidder:
-, G. P. (d. 1896), 47 n
-, Geo. P. (d. 1878), 47, 64
Biddle, Geo., 133
Biddle & Gingell Ltd., 202
Biggin, John, and his w. Eleanor, 259
Biggs, Wm., & Sons, 84
Bignall, J. M., architect, 293
Bigot, Pet., 161
Billericay, 284
Billing, Great (Northants.), 171
Bingham, Lawr., 323
Bird, Jas., 244
Birmingham, 78
Bishopsgate (Lond.), 272
-, St. Helen's Priory, 260
Biskeley:
-, Ginda, see Windsor
-, Wm. de, 9
Bisson, Dan., 91
Black, And., 138
Black Death, 328; and see Plague, Great
Blackman, John, 74
Blackwall (Lond.), 7, 85
Blackwell & Co., 83
Blair, Revd. Ric. S., 32, 35–6, 135–6, 300–1
Blakeway, Rob., rector of Little Ilford, 26, 171–2
Blakgrave, Ric., bell-founder, 290
Bland:
-, John, 192
-, Mrs. Mary, 192
Blayden, Thos., 187
Blisset, Revd. Hen., 111
Blomfield, Sir Art., architect, 119, 221–2, 359
Bloomsbury (Mdx.), see Tothill
Blore, Edw., architect, 119, 220
Blount:
-, Chas., Ld. Mountjoy, later earl of
Devonshire, 324
-, Sir Chris., 323–4
-, Sir John, Bt., 11, 68
-, Lettice, see Dudley
-, Mountjoy, later Ld. Mountjoy and
earl of Newport, 324
-, Penelope, see Rich
Blounville:
-, Beatrice, see Graveleye
-, John de, 258
Blower, Pet., vicar of W. Ham, 115– 16, 160
Boake, A., Roberts & Co., 82, 270
Boardman:
-, Clement, 105, 137
-, Clement, & Sons, 56
-, fam., 130, 139
Boddington, Vincent C., 28
Bolbec:
-, Alice de, m. Wal. de Huntercombe,
9
-, Margery, w. of Hugh de, see
Montfitchet
-, Margery de, m. (1) Nic. Corbet,
(2) Ralph s. of William, 9–11
-, Maud de, m. Hugh de la Val, 9–10
-, Philippa de, m. Rog. de Lancaster,
9, 71
Boles, 'Lady Joan', see Bolles
Boleyn:
-, Anne, see Anne
-, Geo., Vct. Rochford, 12
Bolles (Boles):
-, Sir Geo., ld. mayor of Lond., 28 n
-, Joan, w. of Sir Geo., 28
Bolton, Revd. Wm., 151
Bombay (India), governor of, see Hornby
Bommenaer, Adrian van, 201
Bonallack & Sons, 85
Bond, H. E., 225
Bonnell:
-, Jas., 146
-, Capt. John, 291
-, Sarah, 146, 157–8, 161, 291
-, fam., 249, 291
Bonner:
-, Frank, 157
-, Harding, 66, 157
Booth, Geo., 68
Boothby:
-, Ric., 327
-, Thos., 327
Boreham, F., architect, 357
Borough, in Southwark (Surr., later Lond.), 331
Borough English, custom of, 265, 346
Borton:
-, Beatrice, 231
-, Hen., 231
-, fam., 231
Bosanquet:
-, Eleanor, w. of Sam. (d. 1806),
219
-, Mary, m. Revd. John Fletcher,
176, 179, 190, 224, 228, 238
-, Sam. (d. 1765), 189, 219–20, 228,
257
-, Sam. (d. 1806), 186, 189, 219
-, Sam. (d. 1843), 187, 189, 234, 257,
266
-, Sam. C. (d. 1925), 189
-, Sam. Ric. (d. 1882), 189, 228, 257,
292
-, Wm., 219, 234, 239
-, fam., 189, 190, 205, 219, 257
Bosworth (Leics.), battle of, 194
botanical gardens, 72, 341
Bottisham (Cambs.), 42
Bottle & Olley, architects, 293
Bourne (Lincs.), 188, 220
Bourne, riv., see Ching
Bourne, West (Suss.), see Woodmancote
Bow, see Stratford Bow
Bow Back riv., 57
Bow bridge, in Stratford Bow (Mdx.,
later Lond.), and W. Ham, 44–5,
50, 59–61, 94–5, 107
-, St. Kath.'s chapel, 60, 118
Bow china, manufacture of, 77–8
Bow creek, 43, 46, 57
-, inds. and trade, 47, 61, 79, 81
-, sewage wks., 101–2, 109
-,
and see Lea, riv.
Bow Shirt Manufacturing Co., 202
Bowater-Scott Corp. Ltd., 272
Bowdler, Thos., expurgator of Shakespeare, 184
Bowerbank, Eliz., 163
Bowles:
-, Geo., 334, 336–7
-, Humph., 319
Bowyer:
-, Wm. (d. 1737), 178–9
-, Wm. (d. 1777), 179
Box, John, 33
Boyd, Revd. Hen., 120–1, 149
Boyle, Edw. F., vicar of E. Ham, 26
Bracher, Wm., 127
Bradley, Jas., 321
Bradshaw, fam., 294
Brady, Sir Antonio, 64, 119–20
Braganza, Cath. of, see Catherine
Braintree, 42
Braithwaite, Lilian, 273
Brandon, Chas., duke of Suffolk, 328 n
Brasenose College, Oxford, 25–6
Brassey, Nat., 187
Bray,—, apothecary, 19 n
Breame:
-, Art., 10, 25
-, Edw., 10, 25
-, Giles, 10, 25, 28, 42
-, Ric., 10, 12, 13, 25
-, fam., 28
Brearley:
-, J. B., 353
-, Marg., 310
Bremer, Fred., 271
Bremer Engineering Co., 271
Brentwood, 5, 62, 202, 269
Bret:
-, Isabel, w. of Thos. le, m. (2) Nic.
de Maryns, 70
-, Rob. le, 69–70
-, Thos. le, 70
-, fam., 69–70
Breton, Wm. le, 350
Brewers' Company (Lond.), 118
Brewster, Edw. J., vicar of Leyton, 206, 215, 219
Brian son of Ralph (fl. c. 1120), 322
Brian son of Ralph (fl. 1210), 322
Brian, Ralph s. of, see Ralph
brickmaking, 169, 200, 268, 328, 349–50
Bridge:
-, Alex. atte, 338
-, Adml. Sir Cyprian, 252
-, Goscelin atte, 338
Bridgewright (formerly Prat), Wm., 59
Bright, John, 132
Brighton (Suss.), 218
Brine, W. I., & Sons (Furniture Veneers) Ltd., 87
Briset:
-, Emme de, m. Reynold de Ginges,
322
-, Jordan de, s. of Ralph, 322
-, Lettice de, m. Hen. Foliot, 322
-, Maud de, 322
Brisker & Co., 17
Bristol, 78, 209, 288
-, bp. of, see Wright, Rob.
Britains Ltd., 273
British American Tobacco Co., 82
British & Colonial Kinematograph Co., 273
British Celylind Ltd., 202
British Challenge Glazing Co., 86
British Copper Co., 267
British Feeding Meals & Milk Products, 81
British Filmcraft Ltd., 273
British Goodrich Rubber Co., 88
British Land Co., 69, 181, 187, 202, 262, 339, 345
British Tego Gluefilm Ltd., 271
British Tyre & Rubber Co., 88
British Xylonite Co., 273
Brito, Rob., 322
Brittain, Jas., 127–8
Broadwest Film Co., 273
Bromley (Mdx., later Lond.), 57, 89– 90, 122, 267
Brooke:
-, Mary, 324
-, Sir Rob., 324
-, Ld., see Greville
Brooks:
-, Jas., architect, 121
-, Manning, 19 n
-, Thos., 255
Brown:
-, Alf., 148
-, Revd. F. C. G., 223
-, Geo., 347
-, H. T., 34
-, —— (fl. 1764), 68
Brown & Polson, 81
Browne:
-, Sir Ant., 345
-, Eliz., w. of Sir Ant., m. (2) Edw.
-, Fiennes, Ld. Clinton and
Say, 345
-, Rob., rector of Woodford, 352
Broxbourne (Herts.), 62, 182, 250
Brunner Mond & Co., 82
Brush Electrical Engineering Co., 271
Bryan, Lady Marg., 184
Bryant & May Ltd., 348
Buchanan, Jack, film actor, 273
Buck Brothers & Harding Ltd., 272
Buckeridge:
-, Amhurst, 118
-, fam., 53 n, 118
Buckey, Benj., printer, 88
Buckfastleigh (Devon), abbot of, see Donne, Gabriel
Buckhurst Hill, in Chigwell, 343, 346
Buckingham:
-, duke and earl of, see Villiers
-, marq. of, see Grenville
Buckinghamshire, 322
Buckle, J. G., 65
Bull:
-, H. D., 34
-, Wm., 42
Bumpstead:
-, Joan de, see Shordych
-, Maud de, w. of Wm. (d. before
1316), 194
-, Rob. de, 194
-, Wm. de (fl. 1257), 194
-, Wm. de (d. before 1316), 194
-, Wm. de (d. 1345), 194
Bumpstead, Steeple, 194
Bunce, J. Strudwicke, 360
Burbidge, Ric., and his w. Mary, 187
Burford, D. & E., later E. & Co., 77
Burgate, Alan de la, 338
Burges:
-, Alf., 60
-, John Ynyr, 14
-, Marg., m. (1) (Sir) John SmithBurges (Bt.), (2) John Poulett,
earl Poulett, 14, 43
-, Ynyr, 4, 7, 14, 28
-, Maj. Ynyr A., 14
-, Col. Ynyr Hen., 14, 22, 29
-, fam., 5
Burgh, Hubert de, earl of Kent, 73
Burke, Edm., statesman, 53, 64, 153
Burleigh, Ld., see Cecil
Burmester, Hen., 342, 354, 360
Burnell:
-, Edw., Ld. Burnell (d. 1315), 10–11
-, Edw. (d. 1415), 11
-, Eliz., w. of Edw. (d. 1415), 11
-, Hugh, Ld. Burnell, 11, 17, 71
-, Marg., m. Sir Edm. Hungerford,
11
-, Maud, m. (1) John Lovel, (2) John
de Haudlo, 11
-, (formerly de Haudlo), Nic., Ld.,
Burnell, 11
-, Phil., 10
-, Rob., bp. of Bath and Wells, 10, 18
-, Sid., 310
Burnett, Revd. Wm., 228, 356
Burnside, Revd. Henderson, 122
Burrell:
-, Chas., 200, 257, 266–7
-, Thos., 200
Burt, H. P., 81
Burt, Boulton & Haywood, 81
Burton:
-, Jane S., see Collard
-, John, cooper, 87
-, Thos. Jones, 314 n
Burton-on-Trent (Staffs.), 88
Bury St. Edmunds (Suff.), 270, 297
Bush, Thos., cooper, 87
Bush, Boake, Allen Ltd., 82, 270
Butler, Phil., 323
Butterfield, Canon Chas. E., 30
Buxhall:
-, Sir Alan, 70
-, Maud, see Aubrey
Buxton:
-, E. N., 351
-, Sir Edw. North, 179
-, Isaac, 179
-, Thos. Fowell, 120, 179
Byrd, Thos., 108
Caesar:
-, Susan, see Ryder
-, Sir Thos., 186
Caines, W. S., Ltd., 88
Caly, Maud de, see Benstede
Cambell, see Campbell
Cambridge, 62, 133
-, University, 239
Cambridgeshire, see Bottisham; Cambridge; Whittlesford
Camden (Lond.):
-, Camden Town, 273
-,
and see Hatton Garden; Swiss
Cottage
Campbell (Cambell):
-, Colen, architect, 325
-, Revd. R. J., 131, 139, 231
-, (Sir) Thos. (Bt.), 74
Campbell, Johnstone & Co., 85
Campion:
-, Thos., 185–6
-, Wm., 186
Canada, 87
Canfield, Little, see Stone Hall
Cann Hall, in Wanstead, later in
Leyton, 175, 181, 224, 317
-, dom. bdgs., 236, 327–8
-, educ., 233, 236
-, forest, 329
-, man., 185, 214, 326–30, 332–3
-, noncf., 229
-, Wood Ho., 236
Canning Town, in West Ham, 16, 47,
49, 61, 100
-, baths, 109
-, bridge, 50, 61
-, Cherry Island, 47
-, chs., 120–1, 123
-, clubs and socs., 67, 143
-, dom. bdgs., 55
-, drainage, 94, 100
-, educ., 148–56
-, ents., 65–6
-, Field Club, 67
-, fire stn., 110
-, floods, 95
-, gas, 108
-, Hallsville (Plaistow New Town),
47, 94, 102, 120
-, housing, 49, 56, 142
-, housing estates:
-, Avenon's, 116, 159–60
-, Fords Park, 49
-, Hudson's, 47
-, Ireland's, 47
-, Keir Hardie, 49, 56, 95, 149, 202
-, inds., 79, 83–9
-, Jews, 141
-, markets, 93
-, noncf., 125–6, 128–30, 132–40
-, pks., 109
-, postal svces., 63
-, power stn., 108
-, publ. hall, 104
-, pub. hos.;
-, Prince Regent, 54
-, Town of Ayr, 65
-, rly., 62–3
-, roads, 50, 101–2, 107
-, Rom. Cathm., 124
-, Ronan Point, 56
-, settlements etc., 142–3
-, wal damage, 107
-,
and see Custom House; Mansfield
House
Cannizzaro, duke of, see Platamone, Fran.
Canterbury, abp. of, 160; and see Baldwin; Walter
Canvey Island, 284
Capel, Sir Hen., and his w. Dorothy, 189
Capon, David, 217
Capper:
-, Chas., 120
-, Maj. G. C., 221
Capstock, Rog., 259
Carberry, ctss. of, see Vaughan
Cardiff (Glam.), 133
Cardinall:
-, Cecily, see Strelley
-, Humph., 327
Carew, Geo., later earl of Totness, 74
Caribonum Co. Ltd., 202
Carlton House, St. James's (Lond.), 326
Carnegie, And., philanthropist, 21, 230
Carõe, W. D., architect, 293
Carpenters' Company (Lond.), 47, 144, 152, 154, 156
Carter:
-, J. C., 187 n
-, J. R., 87
-, Mr., 220
-, Mrs., 299
Cartwright:
-, Pet., 187, 192
-, Thos., vicar of Walthamstow, later
bp. of Chester, 252, 288
-, fam., 192
Cary, Sir Geo., 323
Casali, Andrea, painter, 326
Cass (Casse):
-, And., vicar of Walthamstow, 288
-, Eliz., 317
Castlemaine, Vct., see Child
Catherine (of Braganza), queen of Chas. II, 68
Catlin, Rob., bell-founder, 117
Cawdrey:
-, Dan., rector of Little Ilford, 171
-, Zachariah, rector of Woodford, 353
Cearns Concrete Co., 84
Cecil:
-, Anne, see Lake
-, Eliz., see Manners
-, Frances, w. of Thos., Ld. Burleigh,
255
-, Thos., Ld. Burleigh, later earl of
Exeter, 195, 255
-, Wm., 255
-, Wm., Ld. Ros, 255
Celanese Building Components Ltd., 273
Central Cycle & Motor Works, 271
Cerne Abbas (Dors.), 143
Chaffins, John, builder, 89
Chamberlain (Chamberlayne):
-, Edm. the, 9
-, Neville, Minister of Health, later
Prime Minister, 106–7
-, John, rector of Little Ilford, 170, 172
-, Ric. the, 9
-, Thos., 14
Chambers, Sir Thos., 91
Champness, John, 127
Chancellor, seeLord Chancellor
Chandler, Sam., 279
Channelsea riv., 43–4, 57, 59–61
-, floods, 54
-, inds. and trade, 61, 76–7
-, mills, 89–90
-, pollution, 102, 211
Chantrey, Sir Fran., sculptor, 334
Chaplin, Sid., 310
Chapman, Wm., bell-founder, 290
Chappel, H. R. (Father Henry), 143
Chappell, T. J., 232
Charles I, 52, 64, 68, 264, 325
Charles II, 68, 204, 323
Charleton:
-, Eliz., see Porter
-, Sir Ric., 194
-, Thos., 194
-, Sir Thos., s. of Thos., 194
Charlton (Kent), 54, 63
Charrington, Edw., 187
Charterhouse (Lond.), 184
Châtillon by Conches (Eure, France), abbey of St. Peter of, 285–6
Chaumbre, Pet. de, 10
Cheere, Sir Hen., sculptor, 219
Cheers & Smith, architects, 5
Cheetham, Rebecca H., 142
Chelmsford, John of, 260
Chelmsford, diocese of:
-, bps. of, 30–1, 332; and see Ditchfield, J. E. W.
-, Dioc. Reorganization Cttee., 30
-, Girls' Friendly Soc., 30
Cheney, Anne. m. (1) Wm. Rowe (d. 1596), (2) Sir Reg. Argall, 256, 259, 261, 286–7
Cheshire, see Barthomley
Cheshunt College (Herts.), 356
Chester, Wm., 74
Chester, bp. of, see Cartwright, Thos.
Chevrollais, François-Jos., 124, 147
Chichester, bp. of, see King, Hen.
Chiddingstone (Kent), 166
Chigwell, 338, 350, 352
-, coaches, 343
-, King's Place, 195
-, Luxborough, 346
-, Monkhams fm., 347
-, noncf., 227–8
-, rly., 343
-, roads, 175, 318
-,
and see Buckhurst Hill; Woolston
Chigwell and Woodford Bridge Gas Co., 343
Child:
-, Barnard, 334
-, Dorothy, see Glynne
-, Sir Josiah, Bt. (d. 1699), 322, 324–
5, 329, 334
-, Sir Josiah, Bt. (d. 1704), 324
-, (later Tylney), Sir Ric., Bt., later
-, Vct. Castlemaine and Earl
-, Tylney, 96, 195, 324–5, 329,
331, 333, 345
Childs, Jas., 82
China, 188
Ching (Bourne) riv., 241, 264, 338, 343
Chingford, 216 n, 267, 282
-, boundaries, 240, 258, 280
-, chars., 314
-, Chingford Hatch, 241, 264, 274–5,
292, 343–4
-, Chingford St. Paul's, 257
-, chs., 292
-, drainage, 343
-, hosps., 214, 285
-, libraries, 214
-, rly., 244, 250
-, rector of, 258
-, Rolls, 293
-, Rom. Cathm., 294
-, trams, 251
Chinnall, John, 186
Chip Chap Club, Canning Town, 67
Chipchase, J., 136
Chishull, Edm., vicar of Walthamstow, 252, 276 n, 287–8
Chobham, Thos. de, 71
Cholmley:
-, Eliz., m. (1) Sir Leonard Beckwith,
(2) Chris. Kenn, 11
-, Frances, m. Sir Thos. Russell, 11–12
-, Sir Rog., 11, 71
Christendom, Rob., 51
Christ's Hospital (Lond., later Horsham (Suss.)), 90, 360
Chubb & Son Ltd., 272
Church, W. D., architect, 182
Church Building Soc., 220
Church Pastoral Aid Soc., 122
Church Patronage Soc., 120, 122, 293
Church Socialist League, 105
Church Trust Fund, 222
Churchill, Sir Winston, Prime Minister, 344
City Glass Bottle Co., 86
City of London Freehold Land Soc., 244
City Parochial Trustees, 23–4
City Temple, Holborn (Lond.), 202, 231
Clapham (Lond.), 271
Clapton (Lond.), 177, 228, 250, 343 football club, 66
Clare, Ric. de, earl of Gloucester (d. 1262), 8
Clare (Suff.), 182
Clarence:
-, dchss. of, see Neville, Isabel
-, dukes of, see George; Thomas
Clarke (Clark, Clerk, Clerke):
-, Alger the, 13–14
-, Anne, w. of Josiah, 348
-, Benj., mon. mason, 17
-, Ebenezer, 280, 298
-, Edith, 147, 162
-, G. C., architect, 322
-, Jas., 98
-, John, 70
-, John, vicar of E. Ham, 26
-, Jos., 310
-, fam., 298
Claughton, Thos. L., bp. of St. Albans, 121
Claybury, in Ilford, 360
Cleland:
-, Wm., 348
-, fam., 348
Clerk (Clerke), see Clarke
Clerkenwell (Lond.):
-, hosp. of St. John of Jerusalem, 201
-, priory, 322, 327
Cleveland, dchess of, see Villiers, Barbara
Cleveland (Yorks.), 252 n
Clewer (Berks.), Anglican community of, 238
Cleworth, Thos. E., 65
Cleypole, Emily, 159
Clifford:
-, E. O., 126
-, Paul, 126
-, Rob. Rowntree, 64, 125–6
Clifton, John, bell-founder, 218
Clinch, Jas., 127
Clinton and Say, Ld., see Fiennes
Clitherow:
-, Chris., 12
-, Jas., 12
Clowes:
-, Wm. (d. 1604), 64
-, Wm. (d. 1648), 52, 64
-, fam., 52
Cluff:
-, W. G., 280
-, Wm., 280 n, 316
Clutterbuck:
-, Martha, see Swanley
-, Sir Thos., 186 n
Coates Bros. & Co., 83
Cockman Bros. & Co., 83
Coe:
-, John, 311
-, Mrs. 311
Cogan, Dr. Eliezer, 252, 259, 297, 311
Cohen, Geo., & Sons, 84
coin minting, 269
Coke, Sir Edw., judge, 64, 334
Coker, Eliz., 186
Colby, Thos., 315
Colchester, Penelope, 161
Colchester, Ld., see Savage, Ric.
Colchester, 120
-, adcn. of, see King, Hen.
-, rly., 5, 62
-, roads, 44, 164–5, 317, 320
Colegrave:
-, Hen., 327
-, John Manbey, 327
-, Rob., 327
-, Wm. (d. 1721), 327
-, Wm. (d. 1749), 327
-, Wm. (d. 1793), 327
-, Wm. (formerly Manbey) (d. 1868),
327
-, fam., 327
Coles, Geo., 66
Collard:
-, Eliz., 314
-, Capt. Geo., 294, 314
-, Jas. (d. 1791), 269
-, Jane S., w. of Capt. Geo., m. (2)
-, Thos. J. Burton, 294, 314–15
-, Ric., 247 n
-, fam., 247, 269
Colley:
-, H. H., 360
-, Lt.-Col. W. H., 360
Collier (Collyer):
-, A. Wilme, & Co., 17
-, Benj., 195
-, Bros., 269
Collings, W. H., & Son, 329
Collinson's Precision Screw Co. Ltd., 272
Collison, Geo., 226, 298, 357
Collyer, see Collier
Colman, Ronald, film actor, 273
Colston:
-, Eliz., m. (1) Hen. Parvishe (2)
-, Sir Mic. Hicks, 195, 217, 219
-, Gabriel, 195, 259
-, Ralph, 189
Combes, John, 15
Commercial Gas Co., 108
Commercial Road turnpike trust, 3, 46, 61, 101
Commercial Travellers' school, in Wanstead, later in Pinner (Mdx.), 322
Commissioners of Woods and Forests, 351
Committee for Plundered Ministers, 25, 216, 228
Commonwealth, immigrants from, 2, 44
Comper, Sir Ninian, architect, 31
Compton:
-, Ant., 315
-, Dinah, 315
-, Hen., bp. of Lond., 223
-, Wm., Ld. Compton, 71, 195
Comyn:
-, David, 194, 257
-, Isabel, see Valognes
-, John (d. 1290), 258
-, Steph. (fl. 1754), 12
-, Steph. (fl. 1798), 12
-, Wm. (fl. 1265), 257
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1283), 257–8, 276
Condé, Prince de, see Louis Joseph
Congreve rocket factory, in West Ham, 82
Constrictor Tyre Co., 85
Conway, Sam., 298
Conyers:
-, Edw., vicar of Walthamstow and
of Epping, 288
-, John (d. 1724), 286
-, John (d. 1818), 314
-, Tristram, 249, 315
-, Wm., 315
-, fam., 249, 286
Cook:
-, Edw., & Co., 83
-, —, apothecary, 19 n
Cooke:
-, Sir Ant., 259
-, Chas., 250
-, Hannah, 263, 360
-, Ric., 263
-, Theophilus L., rector of Little
Ilford, 170–2
-, Wm. (d. 1787), 263
-, Wm. (d. 1792), 261–2, 289
Cooper:
-, D. H., 299
-, E., architect, 109
-, Eliz. (d. 1669), see Otten
-, Eliz. (d. 1708), 261, 287, 317
-, Gladys, film actress, 273
-, Jas., 118, 158–9, 161, 163
-, Ric. (d. c. 1688), 261
-, Ric. (d. 1690), 261
-, fam., 259, 287
Co-operative Wholesale Soc., 80–1
Coopers' Company (Lond.), 115
Copeland:
-, J., 296
-, Wm. (d. 1826), 192
-, Wm. T. (d. 1868), lord mayor of
Lond., 192, 274
Copeland & Jenkins Ltd., 202
Coppermill riv., see Fleet riv.
Corbett (Corbet):
-, A. Cameron (later Ld. Rowallan),
5, 49
-, Edw., 315
-, Margery, see Bolbec
-, Nic., 10
-, Thos., 49, 74
Corbutio, Rob. s. of, see Robert
Corbutio (Corbicum, Corpechun):
-, Geof., 185
-, Ric. (fl. 1200), 185, 195, 214
-, Ric. (fl. 1236–8), 185
-, Wal., 185
-, fam., 185, 197
Corn Products Co., 79, 81
Cornhill, Hen. of, 73
Cornthwaite, Revd. T., 120
Cornwall, 8
Cornwell, Jack, V.C., 40
Corpechun, see Corbutio
Corrie, Wm., 80
Corsellis, Nic., 215
Cory, John, 133
Cosburn, Sam., & Sons, 17
Cossar, John, and his w. Susannah, 314
Coton, John, 70
Cotton:
-, Agnes, 238
-, Hen., 221
-, Sir Hen., 197
-, Capt. Jos, 184, 190, 197
-, Wm., 191, 197, 218, 220
Couldery, Wm., 298
Coulthist, John, 238
County & General Gas Consumers Co., 211
County of London Electric Supply Co., 211, 321, 343
Courtaulds Ltd., 273
Courten:
-, Wm., 70
-, Sir Wm., 70
Courtenay Building Ltd., 244
Courteville:
-, Jane, w. of Raphael, 257
-, Lucy, see Green
-, Raphael, 257
Courtney:
-, Eliz., m. Wm. Beauchamp, 70
-, Pet., 70
Covelee:
-, John de, 71
-, Wal. de, 91
Coverley, Wm., 335
Coward, Wm., 247, 251, 297
Cowley, Earl, see Wellesley, H.
Cox:
-, John (fl. 1669), vicar of Leyton,
215–16
-, John (fl. 1745), 92, 108
-, Mary, 314
-, Wm., 345
Coxhead, F. J., 230, 231
Cracknell, J. E., 126
Craig-Hubbuck Ltd., 83
Crampton:
-, R. & A., wireworkers, 84
-, Rob., 84
Crane, Hen., vicar of Walthamstow, 291
Cranfield, C. E., 107
Creed, Ric., architect, 221, 239
Creting, Adam de, 10
Crewe:
-, Eliz., see Hyett
-, John, 71
Cricket Company, 67
Crockett, J. R. & C. P., 88
Cromwell:
-, (or Williams), Sir Hen., 185
-, Joan, see Warren
-, Oliver, Ld. Protector, 185, 189,
196, 333
Cropley, John, 252
Crosse & Blackwell, 16, 80
Crow:
-, Chris., 345, 349
-, Thos. (d. 1886), 131
-, Thos. (fl. 1917), 81
Crown Sulphur Works, 82
Crowther, John, 77
Croydon (Surr.), 296
Crump:
-, Fanny, 359
-, Rhoda, 359
-, fam., 359
Crusader Manufacturing Co., 273
Cubitt, Thos., 197, 218
Cuckney (Notts.), 331
Cuffley, Rob., 322
Cumberland, duke of, see Henry Frederick
Cumberland, 360; and see Greystoke
Cunard Film Co. Ltd., 273
Cunningham, Benj., 106
Curno, Thos., 81
Curtis (Curteys):
-, Anne, m. Sir Pet. Anstey, 93
-, Edm., professor, 65
-, John, 90
-, Mrs. Mary, 111, 162
-, Rob. L., 89
-, Thos. (fl. 1537–8), 187
-, Thos. (fl. 1830), architect, 119
-, Wm., 90, 93
-, Sir Wm., Bt., lord mayor of London,
321
-, fam., 89
Curwen:
-, Revd. John (d. 1880), 53, 56, 65–6,
87, 125, 129, 131, 148
-, John S. (d. 1916), 54, 66, 151, 157
-, fam., 130
Curwen Press, 87, 129
Custom House, in West Ham, 49
-, chs., 120–1, 123
-, educ., 149, 151–2, 154–5
-, hosp., 111
-, housing, 56
-, noncf., 126–7, 134–7, 139
-, rly., 62
-, settlements, etc., 143
-, stadium, 67
Cuthbert:
-, Edw., 262
-, Revd. Jos., 262
Cutts:
-, J. E. K. & J. P., architects, 292
-, John, 348
Dacre, Geo., 99–100, 162
Dagenham, 11, 15, 352
-, drainage, 283
-, hosps., 111
-, marshes and sea defences, 17
-, noncf., 32
-, Parsloes, 261
Dagenham brook, 175–6, 203–4, 241, 273–4, 283
Dalloway, Mary, 31
Dames, fam., 54
Danbury, 323
Dane & Co., 83
Danes, 203
Daniel, T. & H. Llewelyn, architects, 303
Daniels, Benj., match mfr., 82
Darell:
-, Jas. (or John), and his w. Cath.,
261
Dartford (Kent), 8
Dartnall, Wm., architect, 36
Dashwood, Sir Fran., Bt., 319
Daubuz:
-, Jas., 191
-, John T., 190–1, 193
-, Lewis C., 191
-, Magdalen, 191, 239
-, fam., 190, 193
Davidson, T. E., Son & Sherwood, architects, 226
Davies:
-, D. A., 267, 302
-, David, 25
-, Eliz., see Hitch
-, J. D., 227
-, J. O., 302
-, Phyllis, 34
Davies & Williams, dairymen, 267
Davis:
-, David, 296 n
-, E. J., 237
-, E. J., & Co., 84
-, Mark, 238
-, Wm., 161
Dawe:
-, Rob., 256 n
-, Wm., bell-founder, 218
Dawson, Wm., 209, 212
Day:
-, J. B., 136
-, Jas., 128
Dean, Wm. H., 148
Deason, Chas., & Son, 87
Death, Jonas, 346
Defoe, Dan., writer, 45, 325
Dennison, John, 26
Denys, Hugh, 328 n
Derby, 77
Derbyshire Stone Ltd., 270
Dersingham (Norf.), 257
Desbordes, Lewis, vicar of East Ham, 26
Desormeaux, —, apothecary, 19 n
Devereux:
-, Eliz., see Martin
-, John, 341 n
-, Leicester, Vct. Hereford, 341 n
-, Price, Vct. Hereford, 341
-, Rob., earl of Essex, 323–4, 334 n, 341
Devonshire:
-, earl of, see Blount, C.
-, sheriff of, see Baldwin
Devonshire, 8; and see Buckfastleigh; Torquay
Dickens:
-, Alf., 100
-, Chas., novelist, 100
Dickerdine, Geo. R., see Fellow
Dickinson:
-, Wm. (d. 1702) and Wm. (d. 1725),
architects, 191 n
Dick's Asbestos and Insulating Co., 89
Dillon (formerly Silver), Chas., 65
Dilwyn:
-, Susan, see Weston
-, Wm., 255
Dingestow Hall, in Dingestow (Mon.), 189
disasters, 56, 80, 82, 87, 123, 152, 157
Disraeli, Benj., earl of Beaconsfield, 159, 252
Distillers Co. Ltd., 273
Ditchfield, John. Edwin Watts, bp. of Chelmsford, 31, 294
Divine Compassion, Soc. of, see St. Francis, Soc. of
docks, 2, 59, 61; and see East India Docks; Royal Docks
Dod, Ellen, 360
Dodd, Wm., forger, 53, 64, 116, 157
Doddridge, Phil., nonconformist divine, 297
Dolman, T. F., architect, 292
Domvile, Rob., vicar of Leyton, 216
Donald, H. A., 66
Donaldson:
-, Jas., architect, 268 n
-, Jane, see Leverton
-, Thos. L., architect, 268 n
Donne, Gabriel, abbot of Buckfastleigh, 64
Donyland, East, 187
Doolittle, Thos., 355
Dorking (Surr.), 108
Dorset, earl of, see Beaufort, Thos.
Dorset, see Cerne Abbas
Douglas, J. W. H. T., 321
Dovercourt, 116
Downing:
-, H. P. Burke, architect, 292
-, Sir Jacob, Bt., 13
Draginsford, in Little Ilford and Wanstead, 166
Draper:
-, Mary, m. John Baber, 10
-, Mrs. Sara, m. (2) Sir Nic. Kempe,
10, 31, 42
-, Sir Thos., Bt., 10
Drapers' Company (Lond.), 182
Draycot Cerne (Wilts.), 324
Drew, Clark & Co., 202
Drinkwater, John, poet, 184
Druitt, Theodore, & Co., stonemasons, 17, 86
Drysdale, G., 230
Du Barry & Co., 91
Du Boulay, Archibald, 250
Dubordieu, John, vicar of Leyton, 206, 215–16, 220
Dudley:
-, Lettice, w. of Rob., earl of Leicester,
m. (3) Sir Chris. Blount, 323
-, Rob., earl of Leicester (d. 1588),
74, 167, 323–5, 332 n
-, Sir Rob., 167
Duesbury, Wm., 77
Duncan, Jas., 80, 126, 130, 135, 138
Duncan, Bell & Scott, 80
Dunford, J. W., architect, 285
Dunkley, H., 296
Dunmow, Great, 45, 175
Dunmow, Little, priory, 113 n
Dunn, John, architect, 245
Dunn, Squires, & Co. (later Dunn & Co.), 82
Dunster, Wm., 220
Dupree, G. & F., 84
Durning-Lawrence:
-, Theodora, 143
-, fam., 139
Duroglass Ltd., 272
Dyer:
-, Hen., & Sons, 89
-, John, builder, 89
Dyers' Company (Lond.), 179
Dyson, Geo., architect, 117
Eaglesfield, Thos., 14
Ealing (Mdx., later Lond.), 166
Eardley, Steph., 311
East, Jos., 3
East Anglia, ealdorman of, see Athelstan
East India Company, 7, 14, 186
East India Docks, 3, 46
East London Waterworks Co., 23, 57, 91–2, 101, 108, 198–9, 201, 212, 234, 243, 265, 267, 283, 315, 321, 343
Eastern Counties and Thames Junction Rly., 47, 62
Eastern Counties Rly., 4, 5, 46, 50, 61–2, 69, 78, 81, 85, 91, 165, 182, 320, 343
Eastern Rubber Co., 88
Easton, Mary, 337
Eastty, R. H., 295
Eaton, fam., 340
Eccles:
-, Solomon, and his w. Anne, 132
-, Miss, 137
Eckett, Rob., 136
Edgar, King, 8, 13
Edge:
-, Jas., 263
-, Ric., 263
-, Thos., 263
Edgington, Miss, 157
Edmonton (Mdx.), 240, 245
-, Co-op. Soc., 80
-, sch. bd., 312
Edmund, earl of Lancaster (d. 1296), 9; his w. Aveline, see Forz
Edmund the Chamberlain, 9
Edward the Confessor, St. and King, 13, 344
Edward I, 93, 95
Edward IV, 70, 256, 259
Edward VI, 323, 346
Edward, earl of Warwick (d. 1499), 70, 256
Edwards:
-, Geo., naturalist, 64, 238
-, Geo. Canning, 162
-, Hen., 11
-, Humph., 68
-, J. Passmore, 21, 24, 111
-, Montague, 105
Edwin (fl. 1066), 9, 15, 25
Egg, Revd. E. T., 34, 131, 227, 357
Egham (Surr.), 115
Elderton, see Elrington
Elephant and Castle, Southwark (Lond.), 251, 320, 343
Elizabeth I, 70, 74, 196, 204, 323–4, 332 n
Elizabeth (of York), queen of Hen. VII, 70
Ellingham, Little (Norf.), 327 n
Elliott (Elliot):
-, John (?), admiral, 72
-, Tom, 137
-, Wm., 111
-, & Sons, 271
Ellis:
-, G. W., ivory turner, 202
-, J. W., 299
-, Thos. F., 187
Elrington (Elderton):
-, John, and his w. Ursula, 192
-, Rob., 192–3
-, Rowland, 354
Elston, Amelia, 43
Eltham (Kent), 8
Elven, G., 127
Elwes, Eliz., 353–4, 360
Emblem, John, 129
Emblin, Wm., 238
Empire Printing Ink Co., 83
Enfield (Mdx.), 346, 356
England, Geo., 122
English Calico (formerly English Sewing Cotton) Ltd., 86, 272
English Electric Co., 271
Ensign Ltd., 271
Epping, 350
-, coach svces., 182, 343
-, mkt., 243, 269
-, rly., 62
-, roads, 96, 176–7, 318
-, vicar, see Conyers, Edw.
Epping Forest, 228, 255, 318, 338
-, Crown rights, 205
-, incs., 164, 169, 205
-, manorial rights, 167
-, pasture rights, 199
-, preservation, 181, 205, 321, 324,
338, 351
-,
and see Waltham, forest of
Epping and Ongar highway trust, 342
Equity Building Soc., 302
Essex, earls of, see Devereux, Rob.; Mandeville, Geof. and Wm.
Essex, adcns. of, 51; and see Jones, Hugh C.; Mulakyn
Essex Brewery Co., 269
Essex county council, 22, 24, 38, 59, 61, 106, 164, 177, 211, 230, 233, 236, 239, 287, 304, 309, 321, 333, 336, 342, 344
Essex Engineering Co., 329
Essex Field Club, 67
Essex river board, 18, 95
Ettrick, E. Maughan, rector of Little Ilford, 31
Eugenius III, pope, 286 n
Eure, France, see Châtillon
Evelyn, John, diarist, 189, 195, 325
Ever Ready Co. (Gt. Britain) Ltd., 271
Everard, Wal., 92
Everest & Co., 81
Everett, W. H., printer, 272
Evesham (Worcs.), 253
Excel Co., 81
Exeter, earl of, see Cecil, Thos.
Exning (Suff.), 73
Express Rubber Co. Ltd., 272
Fabyan, Rob., 64
Fairbairn, And. M., 142
Fairbard, Revd. Thos., 232
Fairfax, Wm., vicar of East Ham, 26
fairs, 93–4, 328
Falaise, Adam de, 72
falconer, Wm. the, see William
Faldo:
-, Fran., 118
-, John, 118
Fanshawe:
-, Hen. (fl. 1561), 353
-, Hen. (d. 1568), 115
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1631), 115
-, Thos. (d. 1651 or 1652), 115
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1705), 115
-, Thos. (d. 1758), 261
Farley, Revd. E. J., 224
Farmer, Hugh, 252, 297
Farrer, Thos., 196
Faucilun:
-, John (d. bef. 1245), 90
-, John (fl. 1250), s. of Rob., 90
-, Kath., w. of Rob., 90
-, Sabina, see Benfleet
-, Wm., 90
Fawcett (Fawcit), Eliz., w. of Wm.,
m. (2) Wm. Toppesfield, 118,
160, 163
-, Jos., 297
-, Wm., 118, 161
Fell:
-, John (fl. 1730), 261
-, John (fl. 1783), and his w. Eliz.,
261
Fellow:
-, (formerly Dickerdine), Geo. R.,
263
-, Jas., 263
-, Rice, 263
Felsted school, 122–3
Fenn, Sir Ric., 160
Ferguson, Rob., 129–30
Ferrers:
-, John de, 70
-, Marg. de, see Montagu
-, Wm. de, Ld. Ferrers of Groby, 70
-, fam., 70
field names, 2, 4, 12–13, 15, 18, 46, 57, 71–2, 75–6, 94, 114, 159–60, 197–8, 234, 239, 241 n, 256, 258– 9, 264, 266–8, 287, 291, 314–16, 323, 327–8, 338, 345–6, 349, 353
fields, common, 15, 75, 197, 264, 349
Fiennes:
-, Edw., Ld. Clinton and Say, 345
-, Eliz., see Browne
Finch, John, 118
Firmin, Pet., 25
Fish, Wal., 192
Fishbourne, G. W., 126
Fisher:
-, John, 316
-, S. A., cooper, 87
Fishmongers' Company (Lond.), 171
Fisons Ltd., 83
Fitt, Wm., 310
Fitz Hamon, Maud, dau. of Rob., see Maud
Fitz Walter:
-, Christine, m. Wm. de Mandeville,
earl of Essex, 194
-, Gunnore, see Valognes
-, Rob., 194
FitzWygram, Sir F. W. J., 293
Flamstead (Herts.), barony of, 253–4
Flaxman, John, sculptor, 219
Fleet (Coppermill, Papermill, Waterworks) riv., in Walthamstow, 241, 243, 264, 267, 273
Fleming:
-, Eliz., 43
-, John, 128
Flesher, Jas., 327
Fletcher:
-, Sir Bannister, architect, 120
-, John, vicar of Madeley (Salop), 228
-, Mary, see Bosanquet
-, Thos., 298
Flete, John, 13
Flight & Robson, 218
Flockton, Thos., 25
floods, 2, 14–15, 17–18, 21–2, 22, 57, 75, 91–2, 94–5, 113, 203, 241, 274, 342, 349
Flower, Edw., 118
Foliot:
-, Gilb., bp. of Lond., 114–15
-, Hen., 322
-, Lettice, see Briset
Fontaine, Mrs. G. E. de, 163
fonte, Wm. de, 338
Foot, Sir Thos., Bt., ld. mayor of Lond., 51, 64, 118
Ford Motor Co., 271
Forest Gate, in West Ham, 5, 96
-, alms. hos., 56
-, bus svces., 320
-, cemeteries, 74, 112, 140, 141
-, chars., 162
-, chs., 26, 30, 120, 143, 222
-, dom. bdgs., 54–6, 117
Forest Ho., 54
Workington Ho., 56
-, Eagle and Child pub. ho., 55
-, educ., 40, 66, 147, 149, 151–3,
155–7
-, ents., 66
-, fire stn., 110
-, growth, 47
-, hosp., 111
-, housing estates:
-, Claremont, 56
-, Gurney, 55
-, Woodgrange, 49, 55–6, 117
-, inds., 79, 83–6
-, Jews, 141
-, libraries, 112
-, noncf., 33, 36, 38, 125–40, 227,
230, 232
-, postal svces., 63
-, pub. hall and theatre, 65
-, rlys., 5, 62, 165, 182, 193
-, roads, 55–6
-, Rom. Cathm., 124
-, settlements, etc., 143
-, telephone exchange, 63
-, trams, 165
-, war damage, 111
Forest school, Walthamstow, 250, 252, 311
Forster:
-, Benj., 249, 251
-, Edw. (d. 1812), 251
-, Edw. (d. 1849), 249, 251, 342
-, Thos., 249, 251
-, Thos. I. M., 251
Fortescue, Nic., 255
Forz:
-, Aveline de (d. 1239), see Montfitchet
-, Aveline de (d. 1274), m. Edm.,
earl of Lancaster, 9
Foster:
-, John, 129
-, Josiah, 130–1
-, R., 123
-, Ric., 292–3
-, Thos., 76
Fothergill, Dr. John, 64, 72
Foulger:
-, Art., 314–15
-, D. B., & Son, 17
-, Mrs., 311
Fowell, Thos., 179
Fowke, John, 360
Fowler:
-, J., architect, 334
-, fam., 335
Fox, Paul, silk weaver, 76
France, 12, 77, 105, 106 n
-, ambassador from, 204
-, immigrants from, 77, 123–4, 224
-,
and see Châtillon; Persan
Frankenberg, I., & Sons, 88
Frankland, Chas., 74
Fraser, Sir Wm., 348
Fraunceys:
-, Adam (d. 1375), 71, 194, 260
-, Sir Adam (d. 1417), 194
-, Agnes, w. of Adam (d. 1375), 194
-, Agnes, m. Sir Wm. Porter, 194
-, Marg., w. of Sir Adam, 194
-, Maud, w. of Sim., 256
-, Sim., 256, 260
-, fam., 260
Frederick II (the Great) of Prussia, 54
Frederick William IV, of Prussia, 53
Fredericks:
-, Albert, 65
-, Emily, see Silver
-, Fred., 65
-, fam., 65
Freehold Land Soc., 181
Freeman:
-, J. J., 298
-, Jas., 43
-, John, 157
-, Miss, 337
Freeth, F. A., 82
French:
-, G. R., architect, 147
-, J. H., 127
French Asphalte Co., 86
Frere, E. C., architect, 222, 231
Fresselicque, Ralph, 277
Frith, Wm., 215
Frobisher, Sir Martin, 252
Fry:
-, Eliz. (Gurney), w. of Jos., 3, 7, 18,
30, 36, 39, 53, 64
-, John Gurney, 299
-, Kath., 3
-, Wm., 190
-, Wm. Storrs, 69, 173
-, fam., 3–4, 98, 132, 164, 173
Frye, Thos., Bow china mfr., 64, 77
Fuller:
-, John, 193
-, Nic., and his w. Sara, 167
-, Rob., abbot of Waltham, 345
Fuller Electric Ltd., 271
Fulton, (Sir) Forrest, M.P., 112
Furnival, Ralph, 260
Fursey, Mr. and Mrs., 35
Fyfield, 156
Gabriel, a brewer, 167
Gadsby, Wm., basket-maker, 89
Gaffin, Edw. and Thos., sculptors, 219
Gage, fam., 223
Gal, Ric., 338
Galley, H. J., 127
Gamuel, Thos., 315
Gansel:
-, David (d. 1714), 179, 186, 261
-, David (d. 1753), 186–7, 189, 207,
220, 261
-, Wm., general, 186, 215, 261
-, fam., 215
gaols, see prisons
Gardiner:
-, Chris., 91
-, Thos. (fl. 1589), 91
-, Thos. (fl. 1646), 91
Garner, E., Ltd., 272
Garnett:
-, Ric. (fl. 1611), 257
-, Ric. (d. 1643), 315
Garrard:
-, Alethia, m. Sir Fran. Bickley, Bt.,
70
-, Sir Jacob, Bt., 7, 13, 43, 70, 97,
160, 163
-, Sir Nic., and his w. Cecilia, 13
-, Sir Thos., 13, 71
-, fam., 70
Gas Light & Coke Co., 4, 7, 16, 23, 29, 36, 38–9, 50, 62, 108, 161, 211, 283, 343
Gascoigne, Geo., 252
Gasper, Ursula, dau. of Luke, 219
gavelkind, custom of, 12, 69
Gay, R., & Co., 83
Geere, Thos., 162
Gellatly, Pet., 142
General Electric Co., 271
General Strike (1926), 282
George II, 172
George III, 64, 76, 334
George IV, 76
George, duke of Clarence, 70, 256
Gerente, Henri, 28
Germany, 105
-, immigrants from, 78, 80, 82
-, ind., 78, 83
-,
and see Munich; Oberammergau;
Prussia
Gernon, Rob., 8–9, 14–15, 25, 44, 68, 72, 74, 89, 185
Gervase, abbot of Westminster, 13
Gibbs, Jas., & Co., 84
Gibbs, Bell & Co., 84
Gibbs Fertilizers Ltd., 84
Gibson:
-, J. G. S., 156
-, Jesse, architect, 217
-, John, 250
Gilbert, Revd. T. H., 221
Gilder, Sir A., architect, 302
Giles, John, architect, 100
Gill Bros., 81
Gillard & Co. Ltd., 270
Giller, Sydney, 33
Gillespie, R. H., 126
Ginges:
-, Emme de, see Briset
-, Sir Ralph de, 322
-, Reynold de, 322
gipsies, 3, 47, 358
Gisors, John de, 253
Given-Wilson, Revd. Thos., 64, 111, 119
Gladstone, Cath., w. of Wm. Ewart (the Prime Minister), 346
Glaeser, F. A., see Schmidt, C. W. (F. A. Glaeser), Ltd.
Glamorgan, see Cardiff
Glasgow (Scot.), 227, 270
Glaskin, John, 295
Glass, Elliott, & Co., 88
Glasse, Sam., rector of Wanstead, 330, 333, 334, 336
Gliksten, J., & Son, 87
Globe Foundry Ltd., 84
Globe-Wernicke Ltd., 272
Gloucester, earls of, see Clare, Ric. de; Robert
Gloucester, honor of, 8
Gloucestershire, see Bristol; Newent; Tormarton
Glover:
-, Geo., 65
-, Ric., 3
Glynne, Dorothy, m. Ric. Child (later Tylney), Earl Tylney, 195
Godbold & Sons, 88
Goddard, John, 345
Godfrey:
-, John, 360
-, Mic., 344
-, Pet., 354
-, Rob., vicar of Leyton, 216–17
-, Thos., 251
-, W. H., architect, 342
Godlee, fam., 335
Godsalf, Sir John, 178
Godsell, Revd. Geo., 121
Gold, Geo., 128–9
Goldsmith:
-, Clement, 201
-, fam., 187 n
Goldsmiths' Company (Lond.), 118
Goldthorp, Mary, 148, 159
Gollop, John, nurseryman, 266
Goodacre, Wm., & Sons, 84–5
Goodere, Ric., rector of Wanstead, 330
Goodfellow, Mathias, 192
Goodman:
-, Josiah, and his w., 231
-, Wm., 227
-, fam., 231
Goodrich, B. F., Co., 88
Goodridge, John, 266
Gordon-Walker, Pat., M.P., 214
Gore, John, 11
Goring:
-, Alice, see Baker
-, Chas., earl of Norwich, 189, 219
Gouge:
-, Nic., 26
-, Ric., 18
-, Thomasin, 159
Gough, John, 128
Gould, C. & A., Ltd., 81
Gowar, Steph., & Co., 85
Gowlett, Miss, 337
Grace, John, 91
Graham:
-, Emma, 239
-, Louisa, 239
Grant:
-, Gabriel, vicar of Walthamstow,
286–8
-, Sarah, m. John Argall, 287 n
-, T. F. W., architect, 223
Gratton, H. H., 227
gravel-digging, 16, 200, 205, 265, 268, 283, 284 n, 328
Graveley (Herts.), 186
Graveleye:
-, Beatrice w. of Rob. de, m. (2) John
de Blounville, 258
-, Rob. de, 258
Gray (Graye):
-, Isabel, see Rysshe
-, Matthew, 88
-, Miles, bell-founder, 120
-, Thos., 258
Grays Chalk Quarries Ltd., 86
Grays Inn (Mdx., later Lond.), 167
Great Eastern London Motor Omnibus Co., 183, 251
Great Eastern Rly., 50, 61–2, 71, 78, 85, 94, 101, 141, 144, 147, 149, 156, 165, 174, 182, 198, 203, 250, 283, 315–16
Greater London Council, 60, 93
-, fire brigade, 213
Greaves, H. W., 104
Green:
-, Eliz., see Argall
-, Hen., 239
-, Kath., 257
-, Lucy, m. Raphael Courteville, 257
-, Nat., 256–7
-, R. H., & Silley Weir, 16, 85
Greengate & Irwell Rubber Co., 88
Greenhill:
-, John, 69
-, Ric., 69
-, widow, 164 n
-, Wm., 69
-, —— (fl. 1824), 170
-, fam., 164
Greenock (Renfrews., Scot.), 80
Greenwich (Kent, later Lond.), 12
-, Chapel Royal, 202, 220
-, ind., 88
-, noncf., 296
Greenwood, Jas., 359
Gregory, Geo., vicar of West Ham, 116
Greig, Dr. Glennie, 312
Grenville:
-, Geo. Nugent-Temple-, marquess
-, of Buckingham (1753–1813),
-, 91 n
-, fam., 91
Grenyng, John, 25
Greville:
-, Frances, see Maynard
-, Fran., Ld. Brooke, later earl of
-, Warwick, 255
Greystoke (Cumb.), 10
Griffin, John, 197
Grocers' Company (Lond.), 341
Grosvenor:
-, Field Marshal Thos., 249 n
-, fam., 249
Groves, Thos., M.P., 60
Guillim (Gwilliam):
-, John, 252
-, Mary, 160
Guiness, Dr. Gratton, 126
Guldeford, Lady, 223
Gulf Oil (Great Britain), Ltd., 81–2
Gunton & Gunton, architects, 35
Gurney:
-, Eliz., see Fry
-, John (d. 1856), 72, 74
-, John (fl. 1856), 72, 74, 109
-, John (fl. 1872), 69
-, Russell, 252
-, Sam., 53, 64, 69, 72, 74, 88, 120,
146–7, 149, 163
-, fam., 98, 132
Gutta Percha Co., 88
Guy, Hugh, rector of Little Ilford, 31
Gwilliam, see Guillim
Gyfford, Edw., architect, 250
H.T.B. Ltd., 270
Habershon, W. G., architect, 293
Hackney (Mdx., later Lond.), 197–8,
200, 203, 207, 215, 219, 263,
295
-, boundaries, 174, 177, 240
-, drainage, 212
-, educ., 322
-, ferry, 177, 244
-, inds., 271–2
-, man., 177, 201
-, marsh, 203
-, poor-law union, 157
-, rlys., 62, 250
-, roads, 177–8
-, theological college, 226
-, White Hart pub. ho., 201
-,
and see Lea Bridge; Lea, riv.;
Temple Mills
Haddan, Art. W., 344
Hadstock:
-, Austin of, 253
-, Joan of, m. Adam de Bedyk, 253
-, Wm. of, 253, 256
Haford, Thos., 239
Haig:
-, Hen., 49
-, Neil W., 49
-, fam. (of Bemersyde), 49
Hainault, 62, 359
Hainault Forest, 329; and see Waltham, forest of
Haldan (fl. 1066), 257
Haldane, Alex., 69
Hale:
-, Ric., 161
-, Thos., and his wife, 291
-, fam., 294
Hale End, in Walthamstow, 241, 244
dom. bdgs., 250
-, Belle Vue Ho. (Cooke's Folly),
250, 264
-, St. Margaret's, 250
-, drainage, 283
-, educ., 306
-, gas, 282
-, hosp., 285
-, housing, 284
-, library, 285
-, noncf., 298–9
Halex Ltd., 273
Haliwell, priory of, in Shoreditch (Mdx., later Lond.), 191, 194, 198, 215
Hall:
-, John, 347
-, Louisa, 240
-, Sir Phil., 53, 118
-, Wm., 240
-, Miss, 306
-, fam., 118
-,
and see aula
Hallam, C., architect, 230
Ham, East, 1–43, 6, 23, 48, 53, 70,
330
-, agric., 14–16, 75
-, alms-ho., 3, 42
-, baths, 22, 24
-, Bonny Downs, 4, 12
-, boro. council, 17, 22–4, 30–1, 38,
173, 321
-, boundaries, 1, 43, 318
-, bridges, 3
-, bus svces., 7
-, cemeteries, 17, 24, 38
-, chars., 42–3
-, chs., 2, 5, 25–31, 27, 120
-, civic arms, 1 n
-, civil defence, 23
-, clubs and socs., 7–8
-, commons, 15, 96
-, dom. bdgs., 3–4, 5, 14, 20–2
-, Bullyrag Row, 4
-, Burgess Ho., 4
-, Byron Ave. (no. 184), 8
-, Clock Ho., 14
-, East Ham Hall, 10
-, East Ham Ho., 4, 26
-, Green St. Ho. (Boleyn Castle),
13, 14, 28, 42, 66
-, Irish Row, 4
-, Limes, 4
-, Manor Ho., 42, 69
-, Oak Hall, 4
-, Plashet Cottage, 4
-, Plashet Hall, 4
-, Plashet Ho., 3, 5
-, Potato Hall, 4
-, Rancliffe Ho., 4, 23
-, Salt Box Row, 4
-, Vicarage, 26
-, White Ho., 4
-, Wood Ho., 4
-, Ynyr Burges's house, 14, 14
-, drainage, 23
-, econ. hist., 14–17
-, educ., 5, 21, 32–3, 35–6, 38–43,
203
-, elec., 23
-, ents., 7–8
-, fms., 3, 4, 14–16, 68
-, field names, 3–4, 12–13, 15, 18
-, fire svces., 20, 22, 24
-, floods, 2, 14–15, 17–18, 22, 94
-, forest, 15, 95–6
-, gas, 23
-, gipsies, 3
-, growth, 2, 20–2, 241
-, guilds, 26
-, hosps., 20, 23–4
-, housing, 5, 23–4
-, housing estates, 4–5, 14, 20–1,
23–4, 30, 35
-, immigration into, 2, 4, 15, 16 n, 19,
31
-, inds., 4, 16–17
-, Jews, 3, 38
-, libraries, 21, 24
-, loc. bd., 17, 20, 23–4, 41, 170
-, loc. govt., 18–23
-, mans. and other estates, 8–14, 75
-, Burnells, 9–12, 18, 68–9, 71, 75,
95, 97
-, East Ham (Hall), 9–10, 12, 14,
68, 74
-, Green Street (Boleyn Castle),
12–13
-, Hammarsh, 2, 13–14
-, Ynyr Burges, 14
-, mkt. gdns., 15–16
-, marshes and sea defences, 13–15,
17–18
-, mills, 16
-, mineral springs, 2
-, noncf., 29, 32–8, 125
-, North End, 2, 7, 10
-, pks., 4, 14, 20, 23, 212
-, parl. rep., 24–5
-, police, 21, 23
-, poor-relief, 19–21
-, pop., 2, 21
-, postal svces., 7
-, pub. hos., 7, 16
-, Black Lion, 4
-, Duke's Head, 3
-, Green Man, 4
-, Harrow, 3
-, White Horse, 3
-, pub. svces., 20, 23–4
-, rlys., 4–5, 7, 62
-, roads, 2–3, 4, 5, 46, 165
-, Rom. Cathm., 31–2, 38–40, 42
-, sport, 7
-, toll-gates, 3
-, town hall, 5, 7, 15, 20–1, 23
-, trams, 7, 165
-, unemployment, 17, 21
-, urban district council, 3–5, 7, 20–
4, 38
-, vicars, 18–19, 25–6; and see
Reynolds, S. H.; Slater, S.;
Streatfeild, W.; Ware, J. H.;
Welton, R.
-, Volunteers, 67
-, Wall End, 3, 16, 19, 23
-, war damage, 4–5, 16, 24, 28–31,
34–6, 38–40
-, watch-ho., 19
-, water, 2, 23
-, wkho., 19
-, worthies, 7
-,
and see Beckton; Ham creek;
Ilford, Little; Manor Park;
Royal Docks; Upton Park;
Wanstead Flats
Ham, West, 2, 6, 23, 43–163, 48, 53,
166, 181, 203, 330
-, Abbey Landowners, 59–60
-, agric., 74–6
-, alms-hos., 116, 162
-, Harris's, 158–9, 162
-, Legg's, 56, 130
-, Meggs's, 56
-, Newman's, 97, 158–9
-, Pawnbrokers', 56
-, Scott's, 158
-, army depots, 67
-, baths, 107, 109
-, boro. council, 49, 50, 56–7, 59–63,
66, 78, 90, 93–5, 103–12, 121,
127, 129, 134, 154–6, 158–9,
163, 190, 214
-, boundaries, 43, 46, 102, 174, 201,
317
-, bridges, 50, 59–62, 102; and see
Bow Bridge
-, bus svces., 63
-, cemeteries, 74, 112, 140, 141
-, chars., 115, 129–30, 145–6, 148–9,
157–63
-, Church Street (W. Ham village),
44–6, 52, 54, 72, 96–8,
160–1
-, chs., 68, 96, 114–23, 116, 220
-, civic arms, 43
-, civil defence, 107
-, clubs and socs., 13, 53, 56, 65–7,
111, 121, 143, 154
-, coach svces., 61
-, common pasture, 75, 96
-, co-operative movement, 67, 79–
80
-, docks, 61; and see Royal Docks
-, dom. bdgs., 49–57, 69, 72–4, 102–3,
114–16
-, Augurs Cottages, 55
-, Cedars, 53, 67
-, Chobhams Ho., 71
-, Coke Oven cottages, 81 n, 136
-, Ham Ho. (Grove Ho., Rookes
Hall), 46, 53–4, 72, 189
-, Herne Ho., 53
-, Lodge (Abbey Ho.), 69, 114
-, Manor (Four Manor) Ho., 53, 73
-, Porch Ho., 147
-, Red Ho., 54
-, Upton Ho., 52–3, 122
-, West Ham Hall (Hamfrith Ho.),
54, 69
-, Woodgrange Ho., 74
-, Wood's Yard, 103
-, drainage, 57, 59, 94, 100–2, 104,
109
-, educ., 54, 66–7, 69, 107, 116, 123–
4, 141, 144–57
-, elec., 78, 108
-, ents., 55, 65–7
-, ferries, 54, 63
-, field names, 46, 57, 71–2, 75–6, 94,
114, 159–60
-, fire svces., 24, 103, 107, 109–10
-, fisheries, 78
-, floods, 57, 75, 91–2, 94–5, 113
-, forest, 11, 74, 95–6
-, prison, 96, 124
-, friendly socs., 67
-, gas, 101, 108
-, gipsies, 47
-, gravel pits, 45
-, growth, 44–50, 52, 78–9, 102–3
-, Hamfrith wood, 11, 25, 68, 95
-, health, 100, 103, 107, 110, 209
-, Hook End, 44
-, hosps., 110–11, 214
-, housing, 24, 49, 55–7, 107, 110,
121, 134, 143–4
-, housing estates, 47, 49, 55–6
-, Gurney, 47, 49 n, 55
-, Manor Ho., 69, 95
-, Woodgrange, 49, 55–6, 74
-, immigration into, 44, 54, 76–8, 80,
82, 99, 121, 123–4, 138
-, inds., 46–7, 76–89, 202, 269
-, (early), 76–8; baking, 76–7;
calico-printing, 76–7; china,
77–8; corn-milling, 76, 90;
distilling, 78, 91, 93; dyeing,
76; embroidery, 76; fulling,
76, 90; gunpowder, 77, 92–
3; leather trades, 77; meat,
75; oil-milling, 89–90;
osiers, 76; paper-making,
78; silk weaving, 76
-, (modern), 78–89; bdg. materials,
abrasives and glass, 79,
86–7; chemicals, 78–9,
81–4; construction, 78, 89;
engineering and metals, 78–
9, 84–5; food, drink, and
tobacco, 78–9, 80–1; paper
and printing, 87–8; rubber,
leathercloth, etc., 78–9, 88–
9; textiles and clothing, 79,
85–6; timber and furniture,
79, 87; transport, 79
-, institutes, settlements, and hostels,
65–6, 109, 111–12, 121, 126,
141–4, 162; and see Mansfield
House
-, Jews, 72–3, 80, 90, 140–1
-, libraries, 24, 104, 107, 112
-, loc. bd., 47, 50, 60, 78, 93–4, 100–3,
108–10, 211, 252, 257, 266,
269, 275, 280, 283–4
-, loc. govt. to 1836, 96–9
-, loc. govt. (1836–86), 99–103
-, loc. govt. (1886–1965), 103–7, 281
-, mans. and other estates, 8–9, 11,
51, 68–75, 69
-, Bretts, 9, 44, 64, 69, 72
-, Burnells (Haudlo's, Haweloowes,
Hallers), 9–12, 18, 68–9, 71,
75, 95, 97
-, Chobhams, 9–10, 71, 162
-, Covelee's, 9, 71
-, East West Ham, 9, 11, 68, 71, 97
-, Ham Ho. (Grove Ho., Rookes
Hall), 72
-, Plaiz, 9, 11, 68, 71–2, 97
-, Sudbury (Abbey Place), 9, 44,
68, 72–3, 75, 114
-, Upton 'Manor', 73, 115
-, West Ham, 45, 68–9, 71, 73, 95–
7, 114
-, Woodgrange, 9, 44, 49 n, 68–9,
73–4, 95, 114–15
-, mkt. gdns., 76, 115
-, mkts. and fairs, 93–4
-, marshes and sea defences, 71, 75,
94–5
-, mills, ancient, 45, 57, 60, 68, 74, 77,
78, 89–93
-, museum, 67
-, music, 66, 157
-, newspapers, 67, 87
-, noncf., 29, 124–40, 162
-, pks., 49, 66, 72, 103, 109
-, parl. rep., 112
-, police, 93, 99, 101, 103
-, poor-relief, 20, 97–9, 106, 116; and
see Ham, West, poor-law
union
-, pop., 44, 51 n, 74, 79, 105, 107, 281
-, postal svces., 63
-, power stns., 108
-, pub. hos., 51–2, 54–5
-, Adam and Eve, 54–5, 113–14
-, Angel, Church St., 51
-, King's Head, 54
-, Unicorn, 54
-, pub. svces., 103, 108–12
-, pumping stns., 109
-, rlys., 46–7, 49–50, 62, 69, 78
-, riots, 76, 103
-, rivers, 57, 59; and see Channelsea;
Lea; Thames
-, roads, 44–7, 49–50, 53, 55–6, 74,
102, 107
-, Rob Roy Town, 47
-, Rom. Cathm., 69, 123–4
-, sport, 52, 66–7
-, temperance socs., 67
-, toll-gates, 45–6, 50, 59, 96
-, town hall, 100, 103
-, trade unions, 67, 79, 112
-, trams, 62–3, 93, 106, 108
-, unemployment, 106, 126, 133, 138
-, vic. ho., 51, 53, 115
-, vicars, 97, 115–16, 119–20, 128,
158, 160–3; and see Pelly,
R. A.; Ram, A. J.; Scott, T.
-, Volunteers and Territorials, 52–3,
67
-, war damage, 44, 49, 52, 62, 65–6,
79, 83–5, 87–9, 93, 107–8,
110–11, 118–31, 133–5, 137–
40, 142–3, 145, 149, 151–6
-, wards, 45, 96–7, 103–4
-, watch-hos., 99
-, water, 57, 100–1, 103, 108
-, welfare centres, 112
-, wkhos., 88, 98–9, 181, 190
-, worthies, 64–5
-,
and see Bow Bridge; Canning Town;
Custom House; Forest Gate;
Ham creek; Maryland Point;
Plaistow; Silvertown; Stratford;
Stratford Langthorne, abbey;
Tidal Basin; Upton; Upton Park;
Wanstead Slip
Ham, West, poor-law union, 20, 99,
101, 171, 207, 278, 332
-, children's homes, 24
-, corruption (1906–7), 106
-, hosps., 110–11, 190, 214
-, nuisances removal cttees., 208,
279
-, taken over by govt. (1926), 106–7
-, wkho., 203, 214
Ham creek, 2, 22, 43, 59, 61, 78, 102
Hamilton, J., 296
Hammersmith (Lond.), 83
Hammond, Rob., 255
Hamon dapifer , sheriff of Kent, 8
Hamon, Maud, dau. of Robert Fitz, see Maud
Hampshire, see Portsmouth; Tylney Hall
Hanampstede, Thos., 70
Hancock:
-, Chas., 88
-, Thos., 88
-, Wal., 64, 78, 85, 88
Handforth, Sir Humph., 341
Hanford, Revd. G. W., 122
Hanger:
-, Fran., 193
-, John (fl. bef. 1449), 193
-, John (fl. 1470), 186
-, John (fl. 1537), 193
-, Ric., 193
-, Thos., 193
Hanley, Wm., 323
Hanmer:
-, Mrs. Eliz., see Baker
-, Sir John, 189
Hannot:
-, Bennet, 348
-, Jas., 348
Hanson, Mary, w. of John, see Swanley
Hanwell (Mdx.), 333
Hardcastle Pipes Ltd., 273
Hardie, J. Keir, M.P., 64, 112
Hardwick, Thos., architect, 333
Hardy, H. E. (Father Andrew, S.D.C.), 64, 66, 143
Hare:
-, Hugh, 166
-, John, 166
-, Nic., 166
-, fam., 166
Harlow, 182, 342
Harman (Harmond):
-, Gerard, 91
-, Jeremiah, 259, 275, 314, 320 n
-, John, 257 n, 259–60, 274–5, 299,
314, 360
-, Susan, m. Nic. Strelley, 91
-, fam., 320 n
Harmer, Geo., printer, 87
Harold Godwinson, later king, 185, 201, 344
Harold Hill, in Romford, 133
Harold Wood, in Hornchurch, 111
Harpesfeld, Nic., 70
Harrap, Geo. G., 64
Harrington, Rob., 188
Harris:
-, Rog., 159–60
-, Susannah, 216
-, T. H., & Sons, 83
Harrison:
-, Frances, 337
-, Thos., rector of Wanstead, 333
Harrison, Barber & Co., 84
Harsnett, Sam., abp. of York, 360
Hart:
-, Chas., horse slaughterer, 16
-, Sir John, 42
Hartley, Sir W. P., 301
Harvey:
-, Alf., newspaper publisher, 87
-, Eliab, 347
Haschenperg, Stefan von, 91
Haselar, Rob., 215
Hastings:
-, Amy (or Anne), see Tatersal
-, (Sir) Ralph, 323
-, Wm. of, 201
Hatfield, see Pylbarough
Hatfield Broad Oak, priory of, 113 n
Hatfield Peverel, priory of, 114
Hatton Garden, Camden (Lond.), 270–1
Haudlo:
-, Edm. de, 11
-, John de, 11
-, Maud de, see Burnell
-, (later Burnell), Nic. de, 11
Haultain, Fran., vicar of East Ham, 18, 26
Havering:
-, man., 185
-, Marks, 11
Havering levels, commissioners of sewers, 168, 211.,
Haviside, Capt. Thos., 262
Hawes:
-, Thos., 219
-, Wm., 268
Hawker Siddeley Group Ltd., 271
Hawkes:
-, Mrs. Ellen, 360
-, John, 268
Hayes:
-, Jas., 172–3
-, John, 350, 360
Heathcote:
-, Geo. (fl. 1738), 201
-, Revd. Geo. (d. 1893), 193, 194
-, Sir Gilb., ld. mayor of Lond., 189,
218
-, Sir John (fl. 1743), 189
-, John (d. 1838), 193
-, Lydia, see Moyer
Hedley & Co., 202
Heigham:
-, Anne, w. of Wm., 28
-, Eliz., 28
-, Fran., 25
-, Mary, m. Rob. Bendish, 25
-, Sir Ric., 25, 28
-, Wm., 25, 28, 42
Helliar & Sons, 88
Hempleman, F. S., & Co., 84
Hempstead, 263
Heneage, (Sir) Thos., 70
Henlee, Wm. de, 8
Henley, Wm. Thos., cable mfr., 4
Henniker:
-, Sir Augustus, Bt., 71
-, Sir Brydges, Bt., 71
-, Sir Fred., Bt., 71
-, John, Ld. Henniker (d. 1803), 10
52, 68, 71
-, Major John, Ld. Henniker (d.
1821), 71
-, fam., 10
Henrietta Maria, queen of Chas. I, 68
Henry I, 90, 165, 185, 326
Henry II, 68, 72, 114, 165, 201, 345
Henry III, 73, 95, 185, 257, 350
Henry IV, 70, 254, 262
Henry VII, 70, 166, 254, 258, 323–4
Henry VIII, 4, 11–12, 64, 68, 70, 73, 91, 115, 166, 184–5, 259, 323–4, 345
Henry, prince of Wales (d. 1612), 68
Henry Frederick (d. 1790), duke of Cumberland, 52, 76
Henry, Father, see Chappel
Hepworth, P. D., architect, 282
Herbert:
-, Alf., Ltd., 84
-, Hen., earl of Pembroke, 165, 167–8
Herculanaeum (Italy), remains from, 326
Hereford, Vcts., see Devereux
Hereford, diocese of, 30
Heron:
-, Cecily, see More
-, Giles, 166–7, 254, 256, 258–9
-, John (fl. 1503), 258
-, Sir John (d. 1521), 165–7, 171–3,
254, 258
-, Marg., w. of Sir John (d. 1521),
166, 254, 256, 258
-, Thos. (d. 1517), 166, 173
-, Thos. (fl. 1540), 254, 259
-, Wm., 258
-, fam., 173, 259
Hert, Ric., 338
Hertford, 62
Hertford College, Oxford, 120 n, 171
Hertfordshire, see Barnet; Benington; Broxbourne; Cheshunt College; Flamstead; Graveley; Hertford; Mimms, North; St. Albans
Hervey:
-, (or Mildmay), Carew, 11
-, Frances, see Beckwith
-, (Sir) Geo., 11
Hesdin (Hosdeng):
-, Alice, w. of Hugh (d. 1242), 322
-, Alice, m. Wm. Huntercombe, 322
-, Hugh of (fl. 1176), 322
-, Hugh of (d. 1242), 9, 322, 328
-, Joan of, 322
-, Maud of, see Windsor
-, Ralph of (d. 1222), 322, 328, 329
-, Ralph of (d. 1247), 322
-, Thos., see Huntercombe
Hetherington, T. W., 262
Hewitt (Hewett, Hewit):
-, John (fl. 1715), 327
-, John (d. 1728), 238
-, Sir Thos., 71
Heylyn, Edw., 77
Hibbert:
-, Geo., 221, 239–40
-, Sarah, 239, 317
-, fam., 234, 239
Hibbit:
-, Wm., 166, 170
-, fam., 166
-,
and see Wight
Hicheman, see Hyccheman
Hickey, John, sculptor, 219
Hicks:
-, Sir Baptist, 186
-, Eliz., see Colston
-, Sir Harry, Bt., 195
-, Marthagnes, w. of Sir Wm., 219,
239
-, Sir Mic., 195, 217, 219
-, W. P., 126
-, Sir Wm., Bt. (d. 1680), 195, 204,
216–17, 219
-, Sir Wm., Bt. (d. 1702), 195, 206,
219, 239
-, fam., 218–19
Hiett, see Hyett
Higgins, Chas., 227
Higginson, Geo., 14
Higham Hill, in Walthamstow, 240–1,
244
-, bridge, 243
-, common (Millfield), 264, 283–4
-, dom. bdgs., 249
-, ferry, 243
-, housing, 284
-, noncf., 295, 301
-, road, 176
-, sewer, 274
-, trams, 251
-, water, 283
Highgate (Mdx., later Lond.), 285
Hile, riv., see Roding
Hill (Hyll):
-, Aaron, 51, 64
-, John, 346
-, Marg., 337
-, Thos., 346–7
-, Wm., vicar of Walthamstow, 264,
290, 315
-, — (fl. 1796), 19
-, fam., 346
Hilleary:
-, Fred. E., 101, 104
-, Geo. E., 104, 107
Hillersden, John, 219
Hills, Arnold F., 64, 66, 347
Hillyer, Sacheverell, 243
Hinde, Hen., 73
Hitch:
-, Chas., 3, 25
-, Eliz., w. of Chas., m. (2) David
Davies, 25
Hitchman, John, 266–7, 301–2
Hitchman's Dairies Ltd., 267
Hoar, Leonard, rector of Wanstead, 333
Hoare & Wheeler, architects, 292–3
Hobbs, Hart & Co. Ltd., 272
Hocking:
-, A. T., 227
-, Jos., 356
Hockley, Thomasine, 41
Hodshon, Margaretta, 161
Hodson, Harry, & Co., 83
Hogarth, Wm., painter, 325
Holbein, Hans, painter, 326
Holborn (Lond.), see City Temple
Holbrook:
-, Jas., 240, 316
-, Thos., 113, 117
-, Wm., 116
Holbrook Machine Tool Co., 84
Holcroft, Sir Hen., 7, 13
Holden:
-, Chas., 320
-, F. C., 33
-, Jas. (fl. 1612), 346
-, Jas. (d. 1925), 85
Holdgate, Rob., 218
Holland:
-, Edw., 12
-, John, 204
-, Wm., 12
Holland:
-, immigrants from, 224
-, trade with, see Rotterdam
Hollebrand Bros., 273
Hollingsworth, Ric., vicar of West Ham, 97, 116
Holloway, Revd. Wm., 120
Hollys, Sir Wm., 259
Holmden, Sir Edw., 219
Holmead, Ant., 186
Holt:
-, Adam, 325 n
-, Dan., 43
Homerton (Mdx.), 177
Honte, Wm., butcher, 266
Hood:
-, Thos. (d. 1845), poet, 169, 321,
326
-, W., architect, 231
Hooker, Pet., Ltd., 270
Hookways Ltd., 272
Hooper, W. H., 298
Hopkins:
-, Alice, m. Sir Thos. Lee, 187
-, Gerard Manley, poet, 65
-, Sir Ric., 178, 187, 219
-, Sarah, w. of Thos., 188
-, Thos., 187, 188
Hopton, Chas., 186
Horder, P. Morley, architect, 227
Hornby, Wm., governor of Bombay, 259–60, 268, 274–5
Hornchurch, 32, 111; and see Harold Wood
Horne, John, vicar of East Ham, 26
Hornsey (Mdx.), school board, 312
Horobin, Sir Ian, 142
Horsham (Suss.), see Christ's Hospital
Hosdeng, see Hesdin
Houblon:
-, Eliz., see King
-, Isaac, 286
-, Sir Jas. (d. 1700), 189
-, Jas. (fl. 1703), 189
-, Wynne, 189
Houghton:
-, Gilb., 280–1
-, Wm., 280, 314–15
Houghtons Ltd., 271
Housing and Local Government, Ministry of, 57
Howard:
-, Luke, 53, 64, 82
-, W. W., Bros. & Co., 87
-, fam., 132
Howards & Sons (formerly Howard & Allen), 78, 82, 92
Howarth, E. G., 142
Howe, Chas. W., 33
Howell, Harriet, 39
Hoxton (Mdx., later Lond.), 228, 331 theol. college, 226
Hoyland, E. Douglas, architect, 30, 222
Hoyte, Eliz., 159
Hubbard, H., 225
Hudson:
-, Geo., 'the railway king', 46
-, Rob., 193
Hugford, John, 256
Hugh, abbot of Stratford Langthorne, 185
Hugh the tailor (fl. 1224), 261
Hughes, F., 224
Hulse:
-, Edw., 167, 170
-, Mary, see Lethieullier
Humberstone, Mat., 317
Humble, Sir Wm., 97, 161
Humphrey, Wm., 294
Humphreys:
-, Chas. J. C., 69
-, Edw., 69, 115
-, Brig.-Gen. Gardiner, 69
-, Jabez, 127
-, Jas., 69, 97
-, John, nurseryman, 266 n
-, John C., 115
-, Thos., 69
Hungerford:
-, Sir Ant., 11, 68
-, Sir Edm., 11
-, John, 11
-, Marg., see Burnell
-, Thos., 11
-, fam., 11
Hunsdon:
-, Hen., 166
-, fam., 166
Hunt:
-, Jas., 90
-, Wm. (fl. 1727), 345
-, Wm. (fl. 1771), 346
-, Wm. (fl. 1881), 90
-, fam., 90, 345
Hunt's Animal Products (formerly J. T. Hunt & Son), 84
Huntercombe:
-, Alice, w. of Wm., see Hesdin
-, Alice, w. of Wal., see Bolbec
-, John (d. 1349), and his w. Christine,
322
-, Sir John (d. 1368), and his w.
Marg., 322–3
-, John (d. 1383), 167, 323
-, John (d. 1391), 323
-, Marg., w. of John (d. 1383), 323
(or Hesdin), Thos., 322, 329
-, Wal. de, 9, 11
Hunting, Chas., 81
Huntingdon, earl of, see Waltheof; ctss. of, see Judith
Huntingdon, honor of, 253
Hunton, Jos., 178
Hurry:
-, J. R., 106
-, Nic., 335
Hutchison, G. A., founder of Boy's Own Paper, 224
Hutton, Cuthbert, 259
Hyams:
-, Phil., 66
-, Sid., 66
Hyccheman (Hicheman), Wm., abbot of Stratford, 18
Hyde:
-, Anne, 173
-, Bernard (d. 1631), 166, 172 n, 173
-, Bernard (d. 1656), 166
-, Sir Bernard (d. 1674), 166
-, Sir Bernard (fl. 1683), 166
-, Humph., 166
-, Wm. (d. 1614), 173
-, fam., 166, 173
Hyett (Hiett):
-, Eliz., m. John Crewe, 71
-, John (d. 1719), 71, 129, 162
-, John (fl. 1719), 71
Hykman:
-, John, 348
-, Maud, m. Wm. Stondon, 348
Hyll, see Hill
Ilford, Rob. of, 165
Ilford, Great, 3, 49, 164, 352
-, boundaries, 1, 163
-, chs., 171
-, Goodmayes hosp., 111
-, Hosp. of St. Mary and St. Thomas,
113 n
-, inds., 82
-, mans.:
-, Clay Hall, 74
-, Gayshams, 73, 166
-, Loxford, 167
-, Rayhouse, 165–6, 168, 192
-, Stonehall, 10, 323–4
-, postal svces., 165
-, rlys., 5, 343
-, roads, 44, 318
-, Rom. Cathm., 31
-, trams, 7
-,
and see Barkingside; Claybury
Ilford, Little, 1–2, 6, 22, 53, 163–74,
324
-, agric., 16, 168–9
-, boundaries, 163, 167
-, brickmaking, 169
-, cemetery, 24, 169
-, chars., 173–4
-, chs., 31, 171–3
-, dom. bdgs., 21–2, 164–6, 171, 173
-, drainage, 20
-, econ. hist., 168–9
-, educ., 40, 173
-, fms., 164, 166, 169
-, fishery, 168
-, floods, 21–2
-, forest, 96, 168–9
-, gaol, 164
-, growth, 21, 164
-, housing, 173
-, housing estates, 5, 21–2, 164, 166
-, inns:
-, Coach and Horses, 22, 164
-, Three Rabbits, 164, 169
-, mans., 164, 165–8, 171
-, Berengers, 168
-, Little Ilford, 73, 165–6, 168
-,
and see Aldersbrook
-, mkt. gdns., 169
-, marshes, 17–18, 168, 171
-, mill, 168
-, noncf., 32, 37, 173
-, par. govt., 169–71
-, police, 171
-, pop., 164, 318
-, postal svces., 165
-, rlys., 164–5
-, rectors, 26, 29, 31, 165, 167, 170–3
-, roads, 164–5
-, saltpan, 168
-, toll-ho. (later Little Wonder Coffee
ho.), 165
-, trams, 165
-, war damage, 172
-,
and see Aldersbrook; Manor Park
Ilford Ltd., photographic mfrs., 202
Ilger (fl. 1086), 9
immigration, 2, 4, 15, 16 n, 19, 31, 44, 54, 76–8, 80, 82, 99, 121, 123– 4, 138, 200, 207, 223
Imperial Bank Ltd., 197
Imperial Chemical Industries, 82
inclosures, 95, 169, 197, 204–5, 264, 274–5, 328–30, 349–51
India, 192, 358
-, immigrants from, 2, 44, 121
-,
and see Hornby
India Rubber, Gutta Percha, and Telegraph Wks. Co., 88
Indies, East, 188
-, merchant trading with, 324
Indies, West, merchant trading with, 191
Industrial Glass Co., 272
Ingham Clark & Co., 83
Inglish, Benj. Hanson, 348
Ingold, Miss, 157
Ingoll, Dan., 161
Ingrave, 24, 30
Innes, Mrs. Rob., 191
Ireland, immigrants from, 4, 15, 16 n, 19, 31, 54, 76–7, 99, 123–4, 200, 207, 223
Irving, Sir Hen., 65
Irwell and Eastern Rubber Co., 88
Irwell India Rubber and Gutta Percha Wks., 88
Isaac (fl. 1190), 72–3
Isaac (fl. 1244), 90
Isaacson:
-, Hen., 353
-, Wm., rector of Woodford, 353
Islington (Mdx., later Lond.), 228
Italy, see Herculanaeum
Ives:
-, Alf., 229
-, John, 240
Ivory, John, 16 n
Jackson:
-, Chas., 187–8
-, Eliz., m. Gilb. Slater, 187
-, Jesse, 190–1
-, John, 187 n, 261–2
-, Phil., 187 n
-, Thos., 300–1
Jacob, Thos., 133
Jacobson, Sir Jacob, 250
Jacques, W., architect, 182, 236
James I, 68, 243, 325, 341–2
James, duke of York, later James II, 324
James:
-, John, 323
-, Ric., 215
-, Rob., 215
-, S. B., 299
James Booth Aluminium Ltd., 85
Janson, Alf., 292–3
Japan, 122–3
Jebb:
-, David, 215
-, Sir Ric., Bt., 64
Jefferys, Ric., 239
Jefferey:
-, Alex., 138
-, Alf., & Co., 84
Jenkins:
-, Ann, 337
-, I. Gwessin, 37
Jenson & Nicholson, 82–3
Jenyns:
-, John (fl. 1480), 70
-, John (fl. 1520), 256
Jeuene, Gilb. le, 10
Jew, Josce the, see Josce
Jews, 3, 38, 72–3, 80, 90, 140–1, 233, 285, 304, 312, 336, 358
Jeyes, John, 82
Jeyes Sanitary Compounds Co., 82
Jocelin (Joceamus?) the Lorimer, 165, 168
John, King, 350
John, son of Roger son of Roger, 92
John Barnes Philanthropic Soc., 143
Johnson:
-, Geo., vicar of Leyton and of
Walthamstow, 216
-, Hen. and his w. Dorothy, 189
-, Joel, 289, 305
-, John (fl. 1852), architect, 120
-, John (fl. 1896), architect, 182
-, Ralph, 348 n
-, Ric., 262
-, Rob., 355
-, S. H., & Co., 84
-, Thos., 187
-, Wm., 187
Johnson & Hooper, 82
Johnson-Progress Ltd., 84
Johnston:
-, And., 344, 355
-, Phil. M., architect, 28
Johnstone:
-, Geo., 69, 97
-, Sophia, m. Fran. Platamone, Count
St. Antonio, later duke of
Cannizzaro, 69
Johnstone & Cumbers Ltd., 83
Jones:
-, Edw., 240
-, (Sir) Elwyn, M.P., 112
-, H. C., & Sons, 272
-, Hen., 91
-, Hugh C., adcn. of Essex, 116
-, John, 123
-, John T. (Jack), M.P., 64, 106, 112
-, Ric., 298
-, W. Harding, 37
-, Mr. (fl. 1790), 91
Jordan son of Ralph, see Briset
Josce the Jew, 73
Josce the Rabbi, 72, 90
Jourdan, C. H. G., cardboard carton mfr., 202
Judd, G. M., & Bros., 82
Judith, w. of Waltheof, earl of Huntingdon, 253
Juson, Thos., rector of Wanstead, 331
Karen, Chas., & Sons (Holdings) Ltd., 84
Katharine (of Aragon), queen of Hen. VIII, 12, 70
Kayle:
-, Hugh, 193
-, Rob., 193
Keats, Fanny, 311
Keighley, Thos., vicar of Leyton, 217
Keiller & Sons, 80
Keir, Alex., 138
Keme, Sam., vicar of Leyton, 216
Kemeton, Ric. de, and his w., 70
Kemp, Mr., miller, 267
Kempe, Sara, w. of Sir Nic., see Draper
Kene:
-, Agnes, see Tatersal
-, Wm., 323
Kenn:
-, Chris., 11
-, Eliz., see Cholmley
Kennedy, Revd. John, 221
Kennedy-Cox, Sir Reg., 64, 141–3
Kent:
-, Revd. A., 121
-, Wm., architect, 326
Kent:
-, dchss. of, mother of Queen Victoria,
see Mary Louisa Victoria
-, earl of, see Burgh
Kent, 8, 125
-, sheriff of, see Hamon dapifer
and see Canterbury; Charlton;
Chiddingstone; Dartford;
Eltham; Greenwich; Mottingham; Rochester; Sevenoaks; Sissinghurst; Woolwich;
Woolwich, North
Ketelby, Thos., 262
Kidd, Wm., 230
King:
-, Eliz., m. Isaac Houblon, 286
-, Hen., adcn. of Colchester, later bp.
of Chichester, 286
-, Mary, m. Edm. Wyndham, 286
-, Capt., 301
King's College, London, 174
King's Cross (Lond.), 34, 335
Kingsford, Anna, writer, 65
Kingston, Lady (Mary), 219
Knaggs, Revd. Jas., 130
Knevett:
-, Ant., 166–7
-, Maud, w. of Ant., 166
Knight:
-, Duncan, 152
-, J., architect, 209
-, John, Ltd., 83
-, Rob. (fl. 1720), 195
-, Rob. (fl. 1727–31), 195
-, Sam., bell-founder, 117
Knightley, T. E., 181
Knights Templars, 197, 201
Knightsbridge (Mdx.), 75
Knott (Knotte):
-, John W., vicar of East Ham, 26
-, Ric., abbot of Stratford Langthorne, 192 n
-, Thos., 192
-, Wm., 192
-, fam., 185
Knowles, John, 292
Krumins, K., architect, 282
Ku, Rob. le, 71