A History of the County of Essex: Volume 4, Ongar Hundred. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1956.
This free content was digitised by double rekeying. All rights reserved.
'Index: A-J', in A History of the County of Essex: Volume 4, Ongar Hundred, ed. W R Powell( London, 1956), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/vch/essex/vol4/pp313-324 [accessed 10 November 2024].
'Index: A-J', in A History of the County of Essex: Volume 4, Ongar Hundred. Edited by W R Powell( London, 1956), British History Online, accessed November 10, 2024, https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/vch/essex/vol4/pp313-324.
"Index: A-J". A History of the County of Essex: Volume 4, Ongar Hundred. Ed. W R Powell(London, 1956), , British History Online. Web. 10 November 2024. https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/vch/essex/vol4/pp313-324.
Abberbury, John and his w. Alice,
Abbott, Rob., and his w. Bethia,
Abbott & Habersham, architects,
Abdy, Sir Ant. Thos. (d. 1775),
-, Sir Ant. (d. 1921), Chas. B.,
-, Joanna, Caroline, see
-, Hatch; Sir John, Bt. (d. 1691),
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1759),
-, Kath., Sir Rob.,
-, Bt. (d. 1670),
-, n Sir Rob., Bt.
-, (d. 1748), Revd. Thos. (d.
-, 1798),
-, Sir Thos. Neville, Bt. (d. 1877),
-, fam.,
-, see also Rutherforth (later
-, Abdy)
Abdy (later Hatch-Abdy), Caroline,
-, see Hatch; John Rutherforth,
Abercrombie, Prof. Patrick
Abridge, in Lambourne,
Abridge Brewery Co.,
Adam, Geoff. s. of, see Roinges,
-, Geoff. de
Adam, John s. of,
Adam s. of Fulk,
Adam le Tailleur and his w. Joan,
Adams, John, Sar.,
Addington, Ralph, n; Thos. (d.
-, 1543), Thos. (fl. 1543),
Addison, Wm.,
Adeane, Anne, see Jones; Hen. J.,
-, Gen. J. W., Rob. Jones,
Adelaide, queen of Wm. IV,
Adeney, Revd. B. F.
Adkyn, John,
Ælfstan (fl. c. 1043-5),
Æthelgyth (Ailid) (fl. c. 1043-5),
Ailid, see Æthelgyth
Ailmer, Roger Fitz,
Ailric (fl. 1066),
Ainsworth, Wm.,
Air Ministry, the,
Air raids, see War damage
Airfields,
Alan, Count of Brittany,
Albyns, in Stapleford Abbots,
Alchorne, Wm.,
Alderton, in Loughton,
Alderwich, Nich. and his w. Alice,
Aldgate (Lond.)
-, St. Botolph's ch.,
Alestan (fl. 1066),
Alexander, Anna Caroline, see
-, Ewing; Caledon du Pré,
-, Edw., Hen., Nich.,
-, Thos.,
Alexander (later Bennet), Bennet,
-, n,
Aleyn, Arabella m. Fran. Thompson
-, , Ld. Geo. Howard,
-, Eliz., see Scott; Sir Edm., Bt.,
-, Sir Edw., Bt.,
Algar (fl. 1066),
Alger, Steph., Wm. Hill,
-, Wm. White,
Algor, Ric.,
All Hallows-the-Great (Lond.), par.,
Allam, I.,
Allen, Thos., Capt., Mrs.,
Alsop, Geo.,
Altham, Jas., Thos.,
Alvric, the father of,
Alwin (fl. 1066),
America, United States of, see also Massachusetts, Rhode Island
Amice, Abbess of St. Sulpice
-, (France),
Andrews, Alice, Revd. Edw.,
-, Hannah, Rog.,
-, Thos., Wm.,
Anesti, Ric. de,
Anglesey, earls of, see Annesley;
-, earldom of,
Anne, Queen,
Anne (of Cleves), queen of Hen.
-, VIII,
Anne (of Denmark), queen of Jas. I,
Anne, dau. of Thos. of Woodstock,
-, Duke of Gloucester, m. Edm.
-, Stafford, Earl of Stafford,
Annesley, Art., Earl of Anglesey,
-, Art., Vct. Valentia, Ric.,
-, Earl of Anglesey (d. 1761),
Annys, Lazarus and his w. Mary,
Ansell, Thos.,
Ansty (Herts.),
Antrobus, Revd. Ric.,
Apilton, Thos. and his w. Anne,
Appeltons (Old Farm) in Chigwell,
Arblaster, Alice, see Legh; Thos.,
Archer, And., Ld. Archer, Ann
-, m. Chris. Musgrave, Elnr.
-, m. Sir Wal. Wrottesley,
-, Elnr. w. of Sir John, Geo.,
-, Harriott m. Edw. Bolton
-, Clive, Hen. (fl. 1584),
-, Hen. (d. 1616), John
-, (fl. 1548), Sir John (d. 1682),
-, John
-, (d. 1707), John (d. 1800),
-, Kath. Lady Archer, see
-, Tipping; Maria m. Hen. Howard,
-, Ric., Sar. m. Other
-, Windsor Hickman, Earl of Plymouth
-, , Sim., Susanna
-, m. Jacob Houblon, later assumed
-, surname of Newton,
-, Susanna, see Newton; Thos. Ld.
-, Archer, fam.,
Archer (formerly Eyre), Sir Wm.,
Archer-Houblon, Harriet,
-, John (d. 1831),
-, John (fl. 1841),
-, Capt. Lindsay, Mary Anne
-, w. of John, fam.
Ardeley, Wm., Abbott of St. John's,
-, Colchester,
Arderne, Sir Pet.,
Ardleigh,
Arkesden,
Arneway, Adam,
Arneways, in Lambourne, see
-, Arnolds
Arnold, John, John Roger,
-, Mat., poet, see also Dent and
-, Arnold
Arnolds (Arneways), in Lambourne,
Arnulph, Prior of Rumilly,
Arrowsmith, Revd. Thos.,
Arundel, earls of, see Fitz Alan
Arundel Herald, see Cosoun, John
Ascelyn, Ric.,
Asevile, Ralph de,
Ash, John, n; Wm., n; fam.
Ashby, Giles,
Ashfeld, Thos.,
Ashhall, see Nash Hall
Ashley, Sir John, Solomon (d.
-, 1778), Solomon (fl. 1783),
-, Wm., Winifred, see Pitfield
Ashlyns, in Bobbingworth, formerly
-, in High Ongar
Ashpitel, W. H. and his s.,
Ashwell (Herts.),
Aske, John de,
Assartis, Ralph de,
Aston Hall, in Oswestry (Salop),
Atforth, Adam,
Atkin, Mrs. J. Worthington,
Atkinson, Rob.,
Attlee, Wm.,
Atwood, Alice, see Salyng; Anne,
-, Dorothy, see Walter; John,
-, Wm. (d. 1600), Wm. s.
-, of John (d. by 1664-8), Wm.
-, (fl. 1664-8), Wm. (fl. 1701),
-, Wm. (fl. c. 1723),
Aubrey dau. of Rainald m. Eus. de Selflege,
Aubrey, Mary Lady, see Colebrooke;
-, Sir Thos., Bt.,
Audelin, Wm. Fitz, his w.
-, Juliane, see Doisnel
Audley, Hugh de, Earl of Gloucester,
-, Marg. de,
-, Ctss. of Gloucester, see Clare;
-, Marg. de, m. Ralph Stafford, Earl
-, of Stafford, Sir Thos.,
Auger, Thos.,
Aumale, Count of, see Forz
Austin, Anne, see Bingham; Wm.
-, (d. 1634), Wm. (fl. 1650),
Australia,
Austry, John,
Avery (Averry, Avere), John (fl.
-, 1536), John (fl. 1662), n;
-, Thos., Mr.
Avranches, Maud de, m. Hamon de
-, Crevequer, Sim. de, n;
-, Wm. de (fl. c. 1174-82),
-, Wm. de (d. 1230), Wm. de
-, (d. by 1235),
Aylesford (Kent),
Aylett, John, Wm.,
Ayloffe, Audrey, see Shaa; Thos.,
-, n; Wm. (d. 1517), Wm.
-, (d. 1584), Sir Wm. (fl. 1610),
Babington, Norman and his w.
-, Marg., Rob., Thos.,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1454), Wm. (d.
-, 1474),
Babraham (Cambs.),
Bacon, Sir Fran., John, sculptor
-, , Sir Nich.,
Bagstar, Geo.,
Bainard, Ralf,
Baker, Bernard, Bramston,
-, Col. F. J., John (d. c.
-, 1518), John (fl. 1702),
-, John (fl. 1732), John (fl.
-, 1784), Marianne, see Meyer;
-, Sarah, see Green; Wm. (fl. 1536),
-, Wm. (fl. 1718),
-, Wm. (fl. 1849),
Balaclava, battle of,
Baldwin, Edwin, Gèo.,
Ball, Edw. Hughes, see Hughes
-, (formerly Ball); Miss
Balliol, Hen. de, Lore w. of
-, Hen. de,
Ballard, Ric.,
Bampton, John de (fl. 1362),
-, John (fl. 1369),
Bancilhon, Eliz.,
Bangor, bp. of, see Vaughan
Banham, P. R.
Bank of England,
Banks, Sir John, Bt., Mary m.
-, Sir John Savile,
Bannister, Revd. John,
Bannockburn, battle of
Barbados (West Indies),
Barfoot (Barefoot, Barfott), John,
-, Kath. w. of Rob., Rob.,
-, Thos. fam.,
Barford, Ric., Mary w. of
-, Ric.,
Barfott, see Barfoot
Barker, F. H., n; Jos.,
Barking, see also Claybury
Barking, Abbey of,
Barkway (Herts.), see Nuthampstead
Barley (Herts.),
Barlow, Dr. Nat., Nat. s. of
-, Dr. Nat., Wal.,
Barnaby Rudge, by Chas. Dickens,
Barnard, Hen., Sam.,
-, Revd. T. M. R., Wm.,
Barnes, Ann w. of John, John,
-, Wm. Pemberton,
-, Mrs. Pemberton,
Barnes, in Springfield,
Barnet, John, Bp. of Bath and Wells,
Barnet (Herts.),
Barneys, Wm.,
Barningham (Suff.),
Barnston,
Barrett, Revd. J. L.,
Barrington, Alice de, n; Alice,
-, see Battail, Anne Lady, see
-, Rich; Edm., Eliz. m. John.
-, Sulyard, Eus. de, Humph.
-, de (fl. 12th cent.), Humph.
-, s. of Humph. de (fl. 13th cent.),
-, Humph. (d. by 1487),
-, John (d. c. 1368), John (fl.
-, 1412), John (d. c. 1426),
-, John (d. 1537), Kath. m. John
-, Pykenham, Margery de, n;
-, Sir Nich. de (fl. 1249), Nich.
-, (d. by 1274), n; Nich de (d. c.
-, 1330), Nich. de (fl. 1344),
-, Nich. (d. 1505), Nich.
-, d. (1515), Thos. (d. 1472) and
-, his w. Anne, Thos. (fl. 15th
-, cent.) and his w. Marg., Thos.
-, (fl. 1563), fam.,
Barrington (Cambs.),
Barrington Hall, in Hatfield Broad Oak,
Barringtons
-, (Little Chigwell; later Rolls Park), in Chigwell,
Barrow, Maurice,
Barry, Joan, see Mandeville; John,
Bartlet, Ant., bellfounder,
-, Jas., bellfounder,
Barwicks (Berwick) in Stanford
-, Rivers,
Basevi, Geo., architect,
Basing, Anne, see Pawne; Bridget m.
-, Wm. Chatterton,
-, Rog.,
Basire, Jas. (d. 1822), Jas. (d.
-, 1869),
Baskerville, Wal. de (d. 1244),
-, Wal. de (fl. 1279),
Basle (Switzerland),
Basset, Aline m. Hugh le Despenser
-, , Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk,
-, Ela, Ctss. of Warwick, see
-, Ela; Fulk, Bp. of London, Sir
-, Phil.,
Bastick, John,
Bataille, see Battail
Batayle, see Battail
Batayles, in Stapleford Abbots, see
-, Battles Hall
Batells, see Ongar Park
Bath and Wells, bps. of, see Barnet,
-, Burnell
Battail (Bataille, Batayle), Alice, m.
-, John Barrington, Alice, see
-, Walden; Anne, m. Pet. de Tale-
-, worthe, Elnr., see Oudeby;
-, Eliz., see Enfield; Hubert,
-, Isabel w. of Thos. m. Rob.
-, Thornhill, John (fl.
-, 1397), John (d. 1474),
-, John (fl. 1513),
-, Marg. m. John de Boys,
-, Margery m. Wm. de Sutton,
-, Mat., Ric. (fl. 1166),
-, Ric. (fl. 1217), Ric. (fl.
-, 1235-6), Ric. (fl. c. 1272),
-, Ric. (d. 1540), Sim.,
-, Thos. (fl. 14th cent.),
-, Thos. (d. 1439),
-, Wm. (fl. 1108-47), Wm. (d.by 1200), fam.,
Battersea (Lond.),
Battle (Suss.), abbot of, see Lucy
Battles Hall (Batayles), in Stapleford
-, Abbots,
Battye, Wilhelmina, see Bowyersmijth
-,
Bayeux (France), bp. of, see Odo
Bayles, Mr.
Bayley (Bayly), Eliz., John,
Bayn, Ann,
Baynes, T. M., architect,
Beachcroft, Mary, see Matthews;
-, Sam., fam.,
Beattie, Dr. N., Mrs. N.
Beauchamp, Joan de, Lady Bergavenny
-, , see Fitz Alan; John de (fl.
-, 1231), John de (fl. 1320),
-, Mathias de, Maud de, see
-, Lucy; Nich. de (d. 1243),
-, Nich. de (fl. 1332), Olive de,
-, m. Wm. Fitz Geoff. de Mandeville
-, , Ralph de, Rog. de
-, (fl. c. 1190), Rog. de (d.
-, 1281), Revd. S. C., Wm.
-, de, Ld. Bergavenny (d. 1411),
-, n Wm. (fl. 1424),
Beaufort, John, Duke of Somerset,
-, Marg. w. of John, Duke of
-, Somerset m. Lionel de Welles,
-, Ld. de Welles,
Beaumont, Geo. F.,
Beckenham (Kent),
Becontree, hund. of,
Beddington (Surr.),
Bedford, dukes of, see Russell, Tudor
Bedford, earl of, see Russell
Behnes, Wm., sculptor,
Bek, Ant., Bp. of Durham,
Bekke, John,
Belfield, Chas.,
Belgian refugees, in First World
-, War,
Belknap, Alice w. of Sir Wm
-, Shelley, Griselde m. Johr
-, Hende, Sir Edw.,
-, Hamon, Sir Hen.,
Bell, Mrs. A. D., n, n; Chas.
Bellamy, Mrs. E.,
Bellhouse, in Stanford Rivers
Bellin, Sam.,
Belret, Hen.,
Benington (Herts.),
Benlace, Ric. de,
Bennet, Eliz. Amelia, see Burrell
-, Emilia Eliz. m. Sir John Swin
-, burne, Bt., Isabella Julia m
-, Sir Jas. Willoughby Gordon, Bt.
-, Ric. Hen. Alex. (d. 1814)
-, Ric. Hen. Alex. (d. 1818)
Bennet (formerly Alexander), Ben
-, net
Bennett, Jos., Mr.,
Benson, John and his w. Mary,
Bensted, Sir John de,
Bent, Jas. Theodore,
Bentley, Revd. W.,
Bentley, in South Weald,
Benton, Alex., John., Ric.,
Bere, T. E.
Berewyk, Alan de and his w. Joan,
-, Ric. de, Thos. de and
-, his w. Alice,
Bergavenny, Barons, see Beauchamp,
-, Neville
Berkeley, Jessie Matilda,
Berkshire, medieval tax assessments
-, for,
Bermondsey (Surr., later Lond.),
-, Priory (later Abbey) of,
-, abbot of
Berners, Anne w. of Sir Jas. m.
-, John Bryan, Beatrice w. of
-, Wm. de, Edm. de, Sir
-, Jas. de, John s. of Edm. de
-, (fl. 1336), John s. of Ralph
-, de (fl. 1336), Sir John de
-, (fl. before 1381), Margery
-, de m. John Fereby, John
-, Bourchier, Ld. Berners,
-, Ralph de (fl. 1166), Ralph
-, de (fl. 1220), Ralph de
-, (fl. before 1336), Ric. de,
-, Wm. de, fam.,
Berners, barons, see Bourchier
Berrisford, John,
Berwick, in High Easter,
Berwick, in Stanford Rivers, see
-, Barwicks
Berwick Berners, in Abbess Roding,
Berwick-on-Tweed (Northumb.),
Beston, John de,
Bettis, John,
Betts, Lewis,
Bevan, John,
Beverley, Anne, fam.,
Bickerdike, Thos.,
Biddik, Adam de and his w. Joan,
-, Hen. de, Joan w. of
-, Hen. de m. Arnald Mounteneye,
-, Thos. de,
Bigod, Aline, Ctss. of Norfolk, see
-, Basset; Rog., Earl of Norfolk,
Billericay,
Billesdon, Joan, see Williams; Sir
-, Rob., Thos.,
-, fam.,
Bilsdens
-, (Monkis, Bobynford, Gippes),
-, in Bobbingworth,
Bingham, Anne m. Wm. Austin,
-, Laur., n; Wm. and his
-, w. Eliz., Mr.,
Bingley, Percival H.,
Binkes, Wm.,
Birch, John, Revd. Ric.,
-, Wm.,
Bird, H. L., John, bellfounder,
-, Ralph, T. J. E., see
-, also Byrd
Bird's Green, in Beauchamp Roding
-, and Willingale Doe,
Birmingham, Eliz. de, see Multon;
-, Wal. de,
Biscoe, Revd. Ric.,
Bishop, Amy, Edith, Edw.
-, (fl. 1545), Edw. (d. 1553),
-, Margery, see Hampden,
-, Rog. and his w. Alice, Mr.,
Bishops Hall, in Lambourne,
Bishop's Stortford, see Stortford,
-, Bishop's
Bishop's Stortford Gas Company;
Bishopsgate (Lond.),
Bismere, Reynold,
Black, Wm.,
Blackburn, Eliz., see Blades; John,
-, Joshua, fam.,
Blackmore,
-, see also Fingrith
Blackwall, Alice, see Prest; Ric.,
Blades, Eliz. m. John Blackburn,
-, John,
Blake Hall, in Bobbingworth,
-, n,
Blewett, Chas.,
Blisland (Cornw.)
Blomfield, Sir Art., architect, Sir
-, Reg., architect,
Blowes, Mrs. B. S.
Blucke, Mat.,
Blund, And.,
Blunt, Wal. le and his w. Maud,
Boarstall (Bucks.),
Bobbingworth (Bovinger),
-, n,
-, adv., agric.,
-, Bp. Compton's census, Bobbingworth
-, Hall,
-, Bovinger Mill, char., ch.,
-, hearth taxes,
-, n; hos.,
-, mans., n, medieval
-, taxes, par. govt. and poor
-, rel., n, n; pop.,
-, postal svces., pub. svces.,
-, rly., rect., roads,
-, sch., top., see also
-, Ashlyns, Bilsdens, Blake Hall
Bobbingworth 'hamlet', see High
-, Ongar
Bobynford, see Bilsdens
Bocking,
Bodle, Eliz., see Scott; Louisa m.
-, Geo. Watlington, Mary Eliz.,
-, Rob. (d. 1785), Rob. (d.
-, 1851), Wm., n; see also
-, Boodle
Bodley, G. F.,
Bohun, Elnr. de, m. Thos. of Wood-
-, stock, Duke of Gloucester,
-, Humph. de, Earl of Hereford
-, and Essex (d. 1298),
-, Humph. de, Earl of Hereford and
-, Essex (d. 1322), Humph. de,
-, Earl of Hereford and Essex (d.
-, 1361), Humph. de, Earl of
-, Hereford and Essex (d. 1373),
-, Joan de, Ctss. of
-, Essex, Mary m. Hen.
-, Earl of Derby, later King Hen. IV,
-, Maud de, Ctss. of Hereford,
-, see Fiennes; Wm. de, Earl of
-, Northampton,
Bois, see Boys
Bois Hall, in Navestock,
Bolbec, Hugh de, Marg. de,
-, see Montfichet
Bolesworth Castle, in Broxton (Malpas
-, par., Ches.),
Bolles, John (d. by 1495), John
-, (d. 1533), Kath., see Haugh;
-, Ric. (d. 1521), Ric. (fl. 1538),
Bond, Benj., Eliz., Fred.,
-, Revd. Wm.,
Boodle, Edw., Ric., fam.,
-, see also Bodle
Boodle's Club (Lond.),
Boote, John,
Booth, Mr.,
Borley,
Borrow, Rob. and his w. Alys,
Bosco, see Boys
Bosworth, battle of
Botelers, in Stanford Rivers, see
-, Bridges and Piggsland
Boughton, Mary, see Ramsey; Sir
-, Wm.,
Boulogne, Eus. Count of,
-, Geoff. of
-, Maud of, m. King Stephen, see
-, Maud; Pharamus of,
-, Sibyl of, m. Ingram de
-, Fiennes, Wm.
-, Count of,
Boulogne, honor of,
Bourchier (Bousser), Anne, Baroness
-, Bourchier, m. Thos. Parr, later
-, Earl of Essex, Bart. Ld.
-, Bourchier, Eliz.,
-, Hen. Earl of Essex (d. 1483),
-, Hen. Earl of Essex (d.
-, 1540), John le (fl. 1325),
-, John, Ld. Bourchier (d. 1400),
-, John, Ld. Berners
-, (d. 1474), John, Ld. Berners
-, (d. 1533), Margery, Lady
-, Berners, see Berners; Rob. Ld.
-, Bourchier, Wm.,
Bourchiers Hall
alias Little Laver
-, Hall, see Little Laver
Bourchiers Hall, in Moreton, see
-, Nether Hall
Bournazel (near Toulouse, France),
Bourne, Alice m. John Digby, Earl
-, of Bristol, Anne, see Day;
-, John, Kath., Marg. w.
-, of Wm., Ric. (b. 1599),
-, Ric. (fl. 1643), Ric. (d. 1660),
-, Ric. (d. 1682), Rob.
-, (fl. 1612), Rob. (d. 1639),
-, Rob. (d. 1666),
-, Rose, see Walcott;
-, Wm. (d. 1581), Wm.
-, (d. 1608), Wm. (fl. 1608),
-, fam.,
Bousser, see Bourchier
Bovill, E. W.,
Bovinger, see Bobbingworth
Bow (Mdx., later Lond.),
Bowes, Mr.,
Bowtell, Fran.,
Bowyer-Smijth, Adela m. Cyril C.
-, Stafford Northcote,
-, Revd. Sir Edw., Bt.,
-, Letitia w. of Revd. Sir
-, Edw., Bt., Wilhelmina m.
-, Art. B. Battye, Sir Wm.,
-, Bt. (d. 1883), Sir Wm., Bt.
-, (d. 1916), n, fam.,
-, see also Smyth (later Smijth)
Boxted (Suff.),
Boyle, Lady Mary m. Chas. Rich,
-, Earl of Warwick,
Boys (Bois, Bosco), Amy w. of Hen.
-, de, Hen. de (d. by 1289),
-, Hen. de (fl. 1293), Hen.
-, de (? fl. 13th cent.), Hen. s.
-, of Hen. de (? fl. 13th cent.),
-, Hugh de, John de (d.
-, by 1317) and his w. Christine,
-, John de (fl. 1412), John
-, de (d. 1419), Lawr. de,
-, Marg. de, see Battail; Maud
-, w. of Ric. de, n; Ric. de,
-, n; Wm. de (fl. 1166),
-, Wm. de (fl. 1235-6),
Brace, J. & Sons,
Brackley, Sam.,
Bradborne, Frances, see Prest; Wm.,
Braden, Edw.,
Bradley, Thos.,
Bradshagh, Nich.,
Bradwell-juxta-Mare,
Braham, Frances m. John J. H.
-, Waldegrave, Geo. Edw. Earl
-, Waldegrave, Geo. G. Harcourt,
-, Chichester S. P. Fortescue, Ld.
-, Carlingford,
Braintree,
Brakelond, Jocelin of,
Bramston, Eliz., see Harvey; Thos.
-, (fl. 1739), Thos. Berney (fl.
-, c. 1801), Thos. H. (fl. 1888),
-, Thos. W. (fl. 1868),
-, see also Stane (formerly
-, Bramston)
Branch, Ellen (d. 1567), see Hamp-
-, den; Ellen (fl. 1589), see Nicholson
-, ; Sir John,
Brand, Fred. Jos., Gertrude,
-, Baroness Dacre, see Roper; John,
-, Marg. w. of Thos.,
-, Thos. (d. 1718), n Thos.
-, (d. 1770), Thos. (fl. 1780),
-, Thos. Ld. Dacre
-, (d. 1851), Tim.,
-, fam.,
Brandon, Chas., Duke of Suffolk,
Brasenose College, Oxford,
Brawn, Revd. Sam., the
-, Misses,
Braxted, Great,
Bray, Sir Reynold,
Breauté, Gil. de, Joan
-, de,
-, see Mary
Brecknock, Anne, John,
Bredstrete, Thos. de,
Bregge, see Brigge
Brendish, see Bundish
Brent, Joan m. John Trethek,
-, Sir Rob. (d. 1421), Rob. (fl.
-, c. 1504), - (fl. 1496),
Brentwood,
-, n
Brentwood School,
Brewer, Galiena, see Dammartin;
-, John, Wm.,
Brewing,
Brewster, Mrs.
Brickmaking,
Brictmar (fl. 1066),
Brictwin (fl. 1066),
Bridges, Geo., Jas.,
Bridges and Piggsland (Bridges,
-, Piggsland and Botelers) in Stanford
-, Rivers,
Bridgman, Thos.,
Bridham, And.,
Brigge (Bregge), John atte,
-, Wm. atte,
Brinson, Maj. J. G. S.
Bristol, bp. of, see Newton
Bristol, earl of, see Digby
Bristow, Andrew Alfred Collyer,
Britain, Battle of,
Brito, Alice m. Sir Wm. de Golding-
-, ham, n Philippa w. of Rob.,
-, Ralph, Rob., Wm.,
-, Wm. s. of Wm.,
Brittany, count of, see Alan
Briwes, Beatrice de, see Theydon;
-, John de, Rob. de,
Brock, Wm.,
Brockett, Edw.,
Broke, Geo.,
Bromfield, see Broomfield
Bromhale, John, Lore, see
-, Salyng
Bromley (Mdx., later Lond.),
-, see also Bow, Stratford Bow
Brook, Sir Edw.,
Brooks, Sam.
Broomfield (Bromfield), Eliz. m.
-, Nich. Staphurst, John s. of
-, John, John s. of Rob.,
-, Rob., fam.,
Brown (Broun, Browne, Brun),
-, Agnes, see Gate; Ant. (fl. c. 1543-
-, 6), Ant. (fl. 1554), Sir
-, Ant. (d. 1567), Ant. (d.
-, 1583), Baldwin, Bennet
-, le, Emma la, Geo.,
-, H. (fl. 1553), H. (fl. 1892),
-, Jane m. Sir Gamaliel Capel,
-, John (d. 1467), John
-, (fl. 16th cent.), John (fl.
-, 1849), Jos., Kath. m.
-, Nich. Waldegrave, Lancelot
-, ('Capability'), Thos. (d.
-, 1488), Thos. (fl. 1726),
-, cartographer, Wm. (fl. 1477),
-, Wm. (d. 1665), Wm.
-, (fl. 1678), Wm. (fl. 1829),
-, pauper, Sir Wistan (fl. 1488),
-, Wistan (d. 1580),
-, W. H., elder and younger,
-, fam.,
Broxbourne (Herts.),
Broxton, in Malpas (Chas.), see
-, Bolesworth Castle
Bruce, Rob., King of Scots,
Brucesmith, Benj.,
Brumpton, Ric. de,
Brun, see Brown
Brundish, in Moreton, see Bundish
Brundish (Suff.),
Bryan, Anne, see Berners; John,
Bryce, Thos.,
Brygges, Sir John,
Buchanan, Wal.,
Buckford, Thos. (d. 1688), Thos.
-, (fl. 1692),
Buckhurst (Munkenhill, Monk-
-, hams), in Chigwell,
Buckhurst Hill, in Chigwell,
Buckhurst Hill, Urban District of,
-, U.D. Council,
Buckingham, dukes of, see
-, also Stafford
Buckinghamshire, medieval tax
-, assessments in,
Buckland, Mr.,
Budworth, Chas. E. D., Revd.
-, D. P. D., Revd. Phil. (d.
-, 1861), Capt.
-, Phil. J. (d. 1885),
-, Ric. (fl. 1777),
-, n; Revd. Ric. (d. 1805),
-, Canon R. D., fam.,
Bull, John (fl. 1701), John (fl.
-, 1710), Sarah, n; Mrs. (fl.
-, 1729),
Bullock, Wm.,
Bundish (Brendish, Brundish), in
-, Moreton,
Burden, Geo.,
Burford, Jas. Wm., Pet. Thos.
-, and his w. Ann. Thos.,
-, fam.,
Burgate, Anastasia de m. John le
-, Merk, Galiena de, see
-, Dammartin; Pet. de,
-, Rob. de,
Burgh, Eliz. de, Ctss. of Ulster, m.
-, Lionel, Duke of Clarence,
-, Eliz. de, see Clare; Hubert de,
-, Earl of Kent, John de,
Burghersh, Bart. Ld. Burghersh,
Burghley, baron, see Cecil
Burgoyn, Thos.,
Burling, Mrs.
Burndish, John de (d. 1336),
-, John de (fl. 1353),
-, Nich. de,
Burnell, Phil., Rob. Bp. of Bath
-, and Wells,
Burnet, Sam.,
Burnevill, John de, Rob. de
-, (fl. 1270), Rob. de (fl. 1285),
Burney, Geo.,
Burns, fam. (paupers),
Burrell, Anne M., Eliz. Amelia
-, m. Ric. Hen. Alex. Bennet,
-, John, Pet.,
Burton, Ann, see Hicks; Nich.,
-, Mic., Mr., architect,
Bury St. Edmunds (Suff.),
Bury St. Edmunds (Suff.), Abbey
-, of, abbots of, see
-, Hugh, John, Samson, Simon
Bush, Wm.,
Buss, Frances Mary,
Bussell, Revd. Fred. Wm.,
Butler, Edm., J. W., n;
-, Ric., Wm.,
Buxhull, Alan de,
Buxton, D. A. J., Edw. North
-, (d. 1924), Lt.-Col. Edw.
-, North (fl. 1928), Gerald,
-, n; fam.,
Byles, Revd. Thos.,
Byrd, John, Wm., musician,
-, fam. see also Bird
Byron, Ernestus, Sir John,
-, Marg., see Fitzwilliam; Sir Nich.,
-, Sophia w. of Wm., Wm.
-, (d. 1648),
Cable and Wireless Ltd.,
Cadbury, North (Som.),
Cade, Jack, rebel,
Caen (France),
Cain, Eliz.,
Calamy, Edm. (d. 1685),
Calcroft, Mrs.
Caldecote, Hugh de, Steph. de,
Calne, see Caune
Calne (Wilts.)
Calverly, Horace W.,
Calvert, Revd. A., Mary m.
-, John Martin, Mrs., sis. of Rob.
-, Tooke,
Cambes, John,
Cambridge,
Cambridge University, see also
-, Cheshunt College, Christ's College
-, , Corpus Christi College, St.
-, John's College
Cambridgeshire, migrants from,
Campbell, Revd. C. E.,
Camps, E., Mrs. E.
Canes (Cawnes), in North Weald
-, Bassett,
Canfield, Little,
Canford School Trust,
Canning, Geo., statesman
Cantebrigg, John de,
Canterbury, abp. of, see also
-, Cranmer, Laud, Odo, Sheldon,
-, Stafford, Warham
Capel, Art. (d. 1632), Art. Ld.
-, Capel (d. 1649), Art. Ld.
-, Capel, later Earl of Essex (d.
-, 1683), Chas., n; Edw.,
-, Sir Gamaliel (d. 1613),
-, Sir Gamaliel
-, (d. 1652), Gamaliel (d.
-, 1683), Gamaliel (d. 1720),
-, Sir Giles, Hen.
-, Jane, Lady, see Brown; Mildred
-, m. Sir Wm. Lucklyn, Sar.,
-, Thos., n; Sir Wm.,
-, fam.,
Capel-Cure, Revd. C. L.,
-, Mrs. L. J., Miss,
-, see also Cure
Capper, Fran.,
Carleton, Alex., Chris.,
-, Geo., Jane,
-, see Hampden; John, Olive
-, w. of Geo. m. John Rivers,
Carlingford, baron, see Fortescue
Carlisle, bp. of
Carpenter, Thos.,
Carre, John,
Carroll, Sir Geo.,
Carter, Ric.,
Carter, Geo., builder, Jos., bell founder
-, , Wm., bellfounder,
Carteret, Sir Geo., Bt. (d. 1680),
-, Geo. Ld. Carteret (d.
-, 1695), Grace w. of Geo. Ld.
-, Carteret, Hen. Ld. Carteret,
Carteret, barons,
Cartwright, Ric.,
Carver, Jonathan,
Cary, Mary Lady, Wm.,
Castlemaine, vct., see Child
Catalonia (Spain),
Catchpole, Jos.,
Catherine (of Aragon), queen of
-, Hen. VIII,
Catherine, Empress of Russia,
Caton, John (fl. 1847),
-, John (d. 1892), John C. (d.
-, c. 1896),
Caune (Calne), Joan w. of Ric. de,
-, John de (fl. c. 1230), Sir
-, John de (fl. 1349), John de
-, (fl. 1371), Kath. w. of Thos.
-, de, Ric. de (fl. 1204-5),
-, Ric. de (fl. c. 1230), Ric. de
-, (fl. 1261), Thos. de (fl. 1335),
-, Wal. de, (or Rous),
-, Eliz. (fl. 1422), w. of Thos.,
-, Eliz. (fl. 1451), w. of Thos.,
-, John, Ric., Thos. (d. by
-, 1422), Thos. (d. by 1451),
Caversham (Berks.),
Cavill, Jas.,
Cawnes, see Canes
Cecil, Revd. Ric., Wm.
-, Ld. Burghley,
Cecily, dau. of King Edw. IV, m.
-, John de Welles, Vct. Welles,
Cely, Eliz. w. of Wal. m. Thos.
-, Smith, Geo. (fl. 1545),
-, Geo. (fl. 1570), Wal.,
-, fam.,
Cern', Rob. de,
Chaderton, Hen. (d. 1444), Hen.
-, (fl. 1444),
Chadwick, Adam,
Chafford, hund. of
Challis, A. J. B.,
Chamberlain, Charlotte m. Ric.
-, Luther, Eliz. w. of Sir Rob.,
-, Sir Rob.,
Chambers (Chamberline), Wm.,
-, Mr.,
Chambir (Chaumbir), John,
Champion, Ant., Pet.,
Chancellor, Fred.,
Chandler, Percival, Dr.,
Channon, Hen., Lady Honor,
-, see Guinness
Chantries,
Chaplain, Herb. the,
Chaplain, John the,
Chaplin, Audrey, see Latham; Fred.,
-, John, P.,
-, Thos.,
Chapman, John (fl. 1668),
-, Wm.,
Chapman & Mears, Bellfounders,
Chard (Som.),
Charles I,
Charles II,
Charles, John,
Charlesworth, Revd. W. H.,
Chartesey, John,
Chartsey, Rob.,
Chase, Frances, see Lingard; Rob.,
Chater & Son, makers of stained
-, glass,
Chatham, Mr. and Mrs.,
Chatterton, Bridget, see Basing;
-, Henrietta Lady, Wm.,
Chaumbir, see Chambir
Chauvel, Revd. A. R.,
Cheeke, Ann m. Sir Thos. Tipping
-, Bt., Edw. (d. 1707),
-, Edw. (d. 1712), Sir Thos.
-, (fl. 1652), Thos. s. of Sir
-, Thos. (fl. 1652),
Chelmersford, John de,
Chelmsford, bps. of,
Chelmsford,
Chene, Joan de, see Lambourne;
-, Wm. de,
Cheshunt College, Cambridge,
Chester, Archdeacon of, see Everdon
Chester, Bp. of, see Stubbs, Vaughan
Chetingdon, Thos. de and his w.
-, Joan,
Cheval, Wm.,
Chevely, fam.,
Chevers, Sir Wm. de
Chewton, Vct., see Waldegrave
Cheyne, Eliz. m. Geo. Scott,
Chichester, bp. of, see Montagu
Chigwell, Margery de, Ric. of
-, (fl. before 1294), Ric. of and
-, his w. Joan (fl. 1304-5), Rob.
-, of,
Chigwell,
-, adv., agric., Bp.
-, Compton's census, char.,
-, Chigwell Hall,
-, Church Ho., chs.,
-, fire stns., Grange Farm
-, Camp, Guild of Holy Trinity,
-, hearth taxes,
-, hospitals, hos.,
-, inds., inns,
-, mans., medieval
-, taxes, noncf.,
-, par. govt. and poor rel.,
-, n; pars., pop.,
-, postal svces., pub. svces.,
-, rect., rlys., R.A.F.
-, Stn., roads, Rom.
-, Cathm., schs.,
-, stage coach svces.,
-, top., Turnours,
-, vicar of, vicarage,
-, woods, worthies, see
-, also Barringtons, Buckhurst,
-, Buckhurst Hill, Chigwell Row,
-, Grange, Grange Hill, Hainault,
-, West Hatch, King's Place, Lux borough
-, , Stocktons, Woolston
Chigwell and Woodford Bridge
-, (later Chigwell, Loughton and
-, Woodford) Gas Co.,
Chigwell, Little, see Barringtons
Chigwell Row, in Chigwell,
Chigwell, Urban District of,
-, U.D. Council,
Child, Lady Dorothy, Sir
-, Josiah Bt., Sir Ric. Bt., later
-, Vct. Castlemaine and Earl Tylney,
Childs, Mr.,
Chilham (Kent),
China,
Chingford
Chipperfield, Hen.,
Chisenhale-Marsh, Hugo,
-, Thos. Coxhead,
-, W. S., fam.,
-, see also Marsh
Chishull, John, Bp. of London,
Chivers End, in High Ongar,
Chivers Hall (Passfield Chivers), in
-, High Ongar,
Chivers Hall, see Withers Pawne
Chivers Pawne, see Withers Pawne
Cholmley, John, Lewen (fl.
-, 1722), Lewen (d. 1753),
-, Mary,
Christ Church, Albany St. (Lond.),
Christ Church Hospital (Lond.),
Christ's College, Cambridge,
Church, John, R., Wm., his
-, w. and dau., Mr.
Church Association Trust,
Church Commissioners, see Ecclesiastical
-, Commissioners
Church Pastoral Aid Society,
Church Society Trust
Churchill, John Spriggs,
Clapham (Suss.), see Michelgrove
Clare, Eliz. de, 'Lady of Clare', m.
-, John de Burgh, Gil. de
-, Earl of Gloucester (d. 1295)
-, Gil. de, Earl of Gloucester (d.
-, 1314)
-, Joan de, see Joan of
-, Acre; Marg. de m. Hugh de
-, Audley, Earl of Gloucester,
-, Maud w. of Gil. de,
-, Earl of Gloucester,
Clare, honor of, n, n,
Clarence, Hen.,
Clarence, dukes of, see George,
-, Lionel
Clark (Clarke), Ann m. Sir Nar brough
-, D'Aeth, A., Cath.
-, m. Barnabas Eveleigh Leigh,
-, Chas., Dennis, Geo.,
-, H. E., n, Jas., John
-, (d. 1726), John Fran. (d.
-, 1898), Jos., Joyce,
-, J., Oswald, Ric.,
-, Sam., Wm. (fl. 1801),
-, Wm. (fl. 1809), Wm. (fl.
-, 1878),
Clarkson, Revd. John (fl. 1799), n;
-, Revd. J. R. (fl. 1875),
Clay, Ric., Ric. Lomax s. of
-, Ric., Wm. Nicholls,
Claybury, in Barking,
Claydon, Constance w. of Lawr.,
-, Wm.,
Clayton, Revd. J.,
Cleeve, Alex., Anne
-, dau. of Alex., Anne 2nd w. of
-, Alex., Jane m. Revd. Thos.
-, Valley, Revd. John,
-, Mary 1st w. of Alex.,
-, Mary m. - Hatt, fam.,
Cleland, Wm.,
Clements, Steph.,
Clemmory, Wm.,
Clerk, John the, of Ongar,
Clifford, Rog. de,
Clift, John,
Clifton, John, bellfounder,
Clive, Edw. Bolton, Harriott,
-, see Archer
Cloth industry,
-, n
Clovile, Sir Wm. de,
Clyf, Wm. de,
Clynton, Wm. de, Earl of Huntingdon
-, ,
Cobham, Eliz., see Massey; Sir
-, Thos.,
Cochrane, A. S.,
Cocke, Sir Hen.,
Cockerell, Revd. Hen.,
Cocq, Wm. Le,
Codenham, Hen.,
Codicote (Herts.),
Coe, Wm. (fl. 1775), Wm. (fl.
-, 1838),
Coffin, Thos.,
Coggeshall,
Coke, see Cook
Cokham, Ric.,
Cokyng, John,
Colchester, see also St.
-, Botolph's Priory, St. John's Abbey
Cole, Geo., Hen. (fl. 1730),
-, Hen. (d. c. 1760), Rob.,
-, Thos., Wm. (d. 1 Feb. 1730),
-, Wm. (d. 24 Feb.
-, 1730), fam.,
Colebrooke, Sir Jas., Bt., Mary
-, m. Sir Thos. Aubrey Bt.,
-, Mary Lady, see Skinner
Colegrave, Wm.,
Colepepir, John, Sir Thos.,
-, Wal.,
Coleraine, Baron, see Hare
Coleridge, Sam. Taylor, poet
Colford, Agnes m. Ric. Makyn,
Collard, - (gentleman)
Collins (Collin, Collen), Dorothy w.
-, of Thos., Honora, John
-, (fl. 1574), John
-, (fl. 1597), John the elder (fl.
-, 1652), John the younger (fl.
-, 1652), and his w. Kath.,
-, John (d. 1750),
-, Mary m. Revd. Jacob Wragg,
-, Nich. (fl. 1565), Nich. (fl.
-, 1609), Ric.
-, Rob., Thos. (fl. 1584),
-, Thos. (fl. 1640), Thos. (fl.
-, 1660), Wm. (fl. c. 1714), n;
-, Mrs., fam.,
Collinson, Revd. G.,
Collyer, Kitty, Phil. B., fam.,
Colne, Earls, priory of,
Colne, Wakes,
Colshill, Mary, see Crayford; Thos.
-, (fl. 1567), Thos. (d. 1595),
-, Wm. and his w. Barbara,
Colston, Edw.,
Colt, Thos.,
Colvill, Edm. and his w. Kath.,
Colville Hall, in White Roding,
Colwall, Arnold, Dan., Eliz.,
-, John, Susanna w. of
-, Arnold, m. Foot Onslow,
Combers, Bart., John,
Commons (common wastes),
Community of the Resurrection,
-, Mirfield (Yorks.),
Compton, Hen., Ld. Compton,
-, Hen., Bp. of London, Pet.,
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1528), Wm.
-, Ld. Compton, later Earl of Northampton
-, (d. 1630),
Compton Abdale (Glos.),
Compton Monceux, in King's Sombourne
-, (Hants),
Comyn, Anne, see Denny; Fran. (d.
-, 1697), Fran. (fl. 1700),
Comyns, Ann w. of Sir John,
-, John Ric. (fl. 1770), Sir John
-, (d. 1740), John (fl. 1752),
-, Mary w. of John,
Coningsby, Humph.,
Constantine, Wm. s. of,
Convers, Nich. le, Rog. le (fl.
-, Rog. le (fl. 1318),
Conyers, John, poor rel. scheme of,
Cook (Cooke, Coke), Sir Ant.,
-, Eliz. Lady, see Malpas;
-, Frances, see Grey; John (d. 1486),
-, John (fl. 1503),
-, Revd. John (fl. 1778), Marg.,
-, Sir Phil., Sir
-, Thos. (d. 1478),
-, Thos. (d. by 1540), Tristram,
-, Wm. (fl. 1520), Wm. (d.
-, 1589), Sir Wm. (fl. 1608),
-, Mr. (of Fyfield), n; Mr.
-, (of Kelvedon Hatch)
Cooper, Anne, m. Chas. Fowler,
-, Dorothy, m. Ric. Thompson,
-, John,
Coopersale, in Theydon Garnon,
Coopersale House, in Theydon
-, Garnon,
Co-operative Wholesale Society,
Copley, Anne, n; Mary, n;
-, Wm.,
Corbishley, Revd. Jos.,
Corbun, W. (fl. 1086),
Corney, Sam.,
Cornhill (Lond.),
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
Corunna, battle of,
Cosoun, John, Arundel Herald, and
-, his w. Agnes,
Cottered (Herts.),
Cotton, Edw., Mary m. Jacob
-, Houblon,
Coulson, Thos., fam.,
County of London Electric Supply
-, Co.,
Cousens, Revd. H.,
Covell, Eliz., m. Roger Forster,
-, Thos.,
Coventry, bp. of, see Langton
Cowarne, Great (Herefs.),
Cowee, Thos.,
Cowley, Thos.,
Cowley, earls, see Wellesley
Cox, Revd. F. A., Revd. J. R.,
-, Ric.,
Coxhead, Deborah Lady, Sir
-, Thos.,
Coxie, Mic., painter,
Cozens, Eliz. w. of John,
-, Hen., John (d. 1766),
-, John (d. 1784),
-, John (fl. 1832), Wm.,
-, fam.,
Crabb, John, Rob.,
Craig, Hugh,
Crane, Sam., fam.,
Crank, Jane,
Cranmer, Thos., Abp. of Canterbury,
Crauford, Sir Alex., Bt., Cecilia,
-, Jas., Jane, see Crokatt;
-, John,
Crayford, Mary m. Thos. Colshill,
Crevequer, Agnes de m. John de
-, Sandwich, Eleanor de m.
-, Bart. de Kyriell, Hamon de,
-, Isabel de m. Hen. de Gaunt,
-, Iseult de m. Nich. de Lenham
-, , Maud de, see Avranches
Crewe, John, fam.,
Cricket,
Cripsey Brook,
Crofts, Wm.
Crokatt, Jas., Jane m. Sir
-, Alex. Crauford, Bt.,
Croke, John,
Cromwell, Jane m. Tobias Pallavicine
-, , Oliver, Lord Protector
-, , Sir Oliver,
-, Thos., Earl of Essex,
Crook, Revd. Jas., Mary
-, w. of Revd. Jas. m. Revd. Thos.
-, Smith,
Crosbe, Sir John and his wives Anne
-, and Annes,
Crouchman, Jonas,
Crowe, Chris.,
Crowfoot, John,
Croydon (Surr.),
Cruce, Aveline de m. Rog. de
-, Lees, Alan Waldesef,
-, Geoff. de, Mirabel de, see
-, Oger
Crush, - (a tenant farmer),
Cudge, John
Cudworth, Damaris w. of Ralph,
-, Ralph, Master of Christ's College,
-, Cambridge,
Cure, Capel (d. 1816),
-, Capel (d. 1878),
-, n,
-, Maj. G. E. Capel (d. 1943),
-, Revd. L. Capel (d. 1912),
-, Maj. N. Capel
-, fam., see also
-, Capel-Cure
Currey, E. S.,
Currie, R.,
Curton, Ernald de, Eust. de,
-, Oger de, Wm. de,
Curwen, Mary Ann, see Ewing;
-, Rob. Ewing,
Curzon, Cecily, see Lampet; Mary
-, m. (Sir Thos.?) Tey, Rob.,
-, Wm. (fl. c. 1456), Wm.
-, (d. 1485),
Cutiller, Salamon le,
Dacre, barons, see Brand; baroness,
-, see Roper
Dacre, Marg. Lady Dacre, see
-, Fiennes
D'Aeth, Ann Lady, see Clark; Sir
-, Narbrough (fl. 1770), Sir
-, Narbrough. (fl. 1789),
Dagenham,
Dalton, Millican,
Dammartin, Bart. de,
-, Galiena de m. John Brewer,
-, Rob. de Burgate, Ernald de
-, Mandeville, John
-, de, Manasser de,
-, Odo de, Wm. de,
Danyell, John, bellfounder,
dapifer, Fulk,
dapifer, Hamon (d. by c. 1100),
dapifer, Hamon (d. c. 1130),
Darby, Dulcibella w. of Thos.,
-, Geo., Thos.,
Darby (later St. Quintin), Wm. (d.
-, 1805),
Darcy, Rob., Thos. Ld. Darcy,
Dare, Eliz. m. John Marmaduke
-, Grafton (later Dare), John
-, Hopkins, Rob. Westley
-, Hall (d. 1866), Rob. Westley
-, Hall (fl. 1901), fam.,
-, see also Grafton (later Dare), Hall
-, (later Dare)
Dashwood, Eliz.,
David (fl. 1086),
Davies, Jos., Dr.,
Daw, Rob.,
Dawges, Rob.
Dawson, Fran. and Mrs.,
-, Revd. W.,
Dawtrey, fam.,
Day, Anne m. Wm. Bourne, Ric.
-, Young, G., Mrs. G.,
-, n; Thos., author,
De La Warre, Baron, see West
Deakins, John,
dean, Wm. the (of St. Paul's),
Death, Wm.,
Debden, in Loughton,
Deen, Sir Wm.,
Defoe, Dan.,
Delauney, Pet.,
Dellar, Cath. m. Wm. Stubbs, Bp. of
-, Chester, later Oxford,
Denn, Wm.,
Denner, John,
Dennett, Rob.,
Denning, Mr., Mrs.
Dennis, Ric.,
Denny, Anne w. of Edm. m.
-, Fran. Comyn, Edm.,
Dent and Arnold, watchmakers,
Deorwulf, Bp. of London,
Depeden, John de (fl. 1346) and his
-, w. Maud, John de (fl. after
-, 1358),
Derham, Anne, see Scott; Revd.
-, Wm.,
Derwentwater, earl of, see Radcliffe
Despenser, Aline le, see Basset; Hen.,
-, Bp. of Norwich, Hugh le
-, (d. 1265), Hugh le, Earl of
-, Winchester (d. 1326),
-, Hugh le, the younger (d. 1326),
-, Isabel, m. Ric. Fitz Alan,
-, Earl of Arundel,
Deu, Agnes de, see Multon; Hamon
-, de, John (fl. 1262), John
-, (fl. 1301), Juliane w. of John,
-, Thos.,
Devereux, Rob. Earl of Essex,
Devon, earl of, see Rivers
Devonshire, medieval tax assessments
-, ,
Dewar, Mrs. M.
Dews Hall, in Lambourne,
Dibben, A. A.
Dickens, Chas., see Barnaby Rudge
Digby, Alice, Ctss. of Bristol, see
-, Bourne; John Ld. Digby and later
-, Earl of Bristol,
Dimion, Mrs.,
Dimsdale, Thos., Dr.,
Disney, Dr.,
Ditchfield, Edw. the elder,
-, Edw. the younger, John and
-, his w. Eliz., Thos.,
Dive, Charlotte, m. Sam., Ld.
-, Masham, John,
Dixon, Jas.,
Dod, Revd. Pierce,
Doddinghurst,
Doddington, Wm.,
Doddridge, Revd. Phil.,
Dodds, Rob., bellfounder,
Dodyngsells, John de, fam.,
Doe, Ernest & Son, Mrs.
Doisnel, Juliane m. Wm. Fitz
-, Audelin, Rob.,
Dolby, Chas. (d. 1755), n,
-, Chas. (d. 1781), Chas. (fl.
-, 1834), Louisa, Wm. (fl.
-, 1788), Wm. (d. 1819),
Dollman, F. T.,
Donne, see Dun
Doreward, John (fl. 1404), John
-, (fl. 1439), Wm.,
Dorling, A. W., n Revd. Wm.,
Dorset, marquess of, see Grey
Douai (France),
Doule, Hen. and his w. Eve,
Dove, Wm.,
Dover, Rose of, see Lucy
Dowdeswell, Revd. Edw. C.,
Down Hall, in Hatfield Broad Oak,
Drake, Fran., Sam., Thos.,
-, Wm.,
Dransfield, Chas. and his w. Alice,
Draper, And. le, Mary,
-, Rob., Wm.,
Drokensford, Anne de m. Sir Thos.
-, de Mandeville, John de,
-, Marg. de, see Tany; Thos. de,
Dryffeld, Marg. w. of Thos.,
-, and see Walden; Thos.,
Dudley (Worcs.),
Dun (Donne), Caesar, Sir Dan.
-, (d. 1617),
-, Dan. (fl. 1652), Joan w. of
-, Sir Dan., John,
Duncombe, Charity, see Muscott;
-, Sir Edw., Eliz., see Poyntz;
-, Geo., Wm.,
Dunmow
Dunmow, hund. of,
Dunmow, Little, priory of,
-, prior of, see Hugh
Durham, bp. of, see Bek
Dyer, Thos. (fl. 1786), Revd.
-, Thos. (d. 1852), fam.,
Ealdred, alderman,
Earle, Tim., Revd. Wm.,
East End Mission,
East India Co.,
East London Waterworks Co.,
Easter, Good,
Easter, High, see Berwick
Eastern Electricity Board, n
n
-, n
Eaton Socon (Beds.),
Ecclesiastical Commissioners (now
-, Church Commissioners),
Edgar, King,
Edick, Jas.,
Edmund, St.,
Edmund, Earl of Kent (d. 1330),
Edmund, Earl of Kent (d. 1331),
Edmund, Earl of Lancaster,
Edmunds, Isabella m. Hen. West,
-, Ld. De La Warre, Magdalen,
-, see Wood; Sir Thos.,
Edric, Wm. Fitz,
Edward the Confessor
Edward I,
Edward II,
Edward III,
Edward IV,
Edward VI,
Edward VII,
Edward VIII, as Prince of Wales,
Edward, Earl of Warwick,
Edwarde, Rob.,
Edwards, Charlotte, Jas.,
Effingham, baron Howard of, see
-, Howard
Egan, Edm., architect,
Egremont (Lincs.),
Eisdell, Revd. Thos.,
Ekco Electric Ltd.,
Ela, dau. of Wm. de Longespée, Earl
-, of Salisbury, m. Thos. de New-
-, burgh, Earl of Warwick, Sir
-, Phil. Basset
Elderton, Wm. (d. 1755), Wm.
-, (fl. 1763), see also Elrington
Eldred, fam. (paupers),
Eleanor (of Castile), queen of Edw.
-, n
Eleanor (of Provence), queen of
-, Hen. III,
Electricity supply,
-, see also County of London Electric
-, Supply Co., Eastern Electricity
-, Board
Elford, Judith,
Elizabeth I, Queen,
Elliott, Edw., Eliz. w. of Ric.,
-, Ric., Sir Thos.,
Ellis, Revd. W. W.,
Elrington (Elderton), Edw. (d. 1559),
-, Edw. (d. 1578), Edw.
-, (d. 1618), Edw. (fl.
-, 1652), fam.,
Elwes, Anne m. Rob. Meggott,
-, Gervase, Hen., Sir
-, Hervey, see also Meggott
-, (later Elwes), Timms (later Her-
-, vey-Elwes)
Ely, bp. of, see Hotham
Emevere, Thos.,
Emhal', see Hemenhal
Enfield (Enefeld), Alice de m.
-, Ralph de Tyle, Alice w. of
-, Sir Hen. de, Eliz. de m. Thos.
-, Battail, Sir Hen. de (fl. 1299),
-, Hen. de (fl. 1301),
-, Sir John de (fl. 1325),
-, John de (d. 1375), Maud
-, de, Ric. de, n Thos. de
-, (fl. 1329), Thos. de (fl. 1399),
-, Thos. de (fl. 1409),
-, Wm. de,
Enfields, see Envilles
Engaine, Joan m. Walter Fitz
-, Walter, Adam de Welles, Ld. de
-, Welles, Joan, see Greinville;
-, John,
England, Bank of,
Envilles (Enfields), in Little Laver,
Epping, boundary of, bus
-, svces., char.,
-, coach svces., Copped
-, Hall, Hayles, Hemnall
-, St., inhabitants of,
-, lands in,
-, Madells, magistrates at,
-, noncf.,
-, postal svces., rly.,
-, roads to,
-, Rom. Cathm.,
-, tithing of, otherwise
-, mentioned,
Epping and Ongar Highway Trust,
Epping Forest,
-, see also
-, Waltham Forest
Epping Poor Law Union,
Epping Rural District Council,
Epping Upland,
Epping Urban District,
Epstein, Sir Jacob,
Ernle, Mary m. Hen. Goodricke,
-, Mary, see Penington; Mic.,
Errington, Geo., Abp. of Trebizond
-, in partibus,
Escoiis, see Scohies
Essex, Baldwin of, Cecily of,
-, Hen. of (disgraced
-, 1163), Hen. of (fl.
-, c. 1186), Hen. of (fl.
-, 1244), Hugh of (fl. 1194),
-, Hugh of (fl. 1267-8),
-, Ralph of, Rob. of,
-, Swein of, fam.,
Essex, earls of, see also Bohun,
-, Bourchier, Capel, Cromwell,
-, Devereux, Fitz Peter, Mandeville,
-, Parr, Thomas of Woodstock; earl-
-, dom of,
Essex, maps of,
-, medieval tax assessments,
Essex Committee for Compounding,
Essex Congregational Union,
Essex County Council,
Essex County Libraries,
Essex Regiment,
Esshe, Lancelot and his w. Dorothy,
Estden, Wm. de,
Estoft, Kath., see Thorley; Wal.,
Ethelston, Louisa, see Perry; Rob.
-, Peel, Rob. Wicksted,
Etherwey, Wm., Abbot of Stratford
-, Langthorne,
Eton College,
Etsi (fl. 1066),
Eudo dapifer, his
-, w. Rose,
Evans, John, Lucy, Sam.,
-, n, n, see also
-, Jones, Marg. Mary
Eve, Hen., Ric. (fl. 1780),
-, Ric. (fl. 1787), W., fam.,
Everdon, Sylvester de, Archdeacon
-, of Chester,
Evermue, Wal. de,
Evesham, battle of,
Ewing, Anna Caroline m. Caledon
-, du Pré Alexander, Frances
-, Eliz. m. Wm. Jas. Tyrwhitt
-, Walker, Jas.,
-, Louisa m. Winthrop Mackworth
-, Praed, Mary Ann m. Rob.
-, Ewing Curwen,
Exeter, archdeacon of, see Travers
Exeter, bp. of, see Oldham
Exning (Suff.),
Exton, Nich. and his w. Joan,
Eyles, Sir John, Bt., n; Sir Jos.,
Eyre, Mrs.,
Eyre (later Archer), Sir Wm.,
Eyver, John,
Fabian, Rob.,
Fairbairn and Mansfield House, in
-, West Ham, boys' clubs,
Fairlop Fair,
Fairs,
Fambridge, Wm. de,
Fane, Charlotte, see Luther; Fran.,
-, Revd. F. A. S., n;
-, Capt. F. L., n
n, n; Hen.,
-, John (d. 1824), John (fl.
-, 1849), John Luther (fl.
-, 1943), Thos., Earl of West-
-, morland, n; fam.,
Farm, Old, see Appeltons
Felde, Ric. de la,
Felix Hall, in Kelvedon,
Felsted,
Felton, Edmond,
Fen, Hugh,
Fenrother, Juliana, Rob.
Fenton, Rog.,
Fereby, John, Margery, see
-, Berners
Ferguson Radio Ltd.,
Ferne, Joan m. Wm. Shelton,
Ferrers, Bridget, see Windsor; Edw.,
-, Wm. de (? Ld. Ferrers, d.
-, 1371), Wm. de, Ld. Ferrers
-, (d. 1445),
Field, Margery,
Fields, common,
-, n,
Fiennes, Ingram de, Ingram
-, s. of Wm. de, n John de,
-, Marg. de (m. Edm. de Mor
-, timer), n; Marg., Lady Dacre,
-, m. Samson Leonard, Maud
-, de m. Humph. de Bohun, Earl of
-, Hereford, Maud de, see Monceux
-, ; Sibyl de, see Boulogne;
-, Wm. de (fl. c. 1320),
-, Sir Wm. de (d. 1302),
Fifhide, Ric. de,
Filkes, Revd. J.,
Filshie, Mr., n n
Finch (Fynch), Dan., Earl of Not-
-, tingham, Eliz., see Savile;
-, Essex, Ctss. of Nottingham, see
-, Rich; Geoff., Geo. (fl. c.
-, 1706), Geo., Earl of Win-
-, chilsea (d. 1826), John,
-, Judith, see Fullerton; Ric. le and
-, his w., Rob., Savile,
-, Thos.,
Fineux, John, Chief Justice of King's
-, Bench,
Fingrith, in Blackmore
Fisher, Barbara, John Brett and
-, his w. Judith, Revd. T. R.,
-, W. R.,
Fitch, Anne, see Wiseman; Fran.,
-, Geo., John,
-, J. P., n, n, n; Wm.
-, (d. 1578), Wm. (fl. 1804),
Fitz Alan, Alice, see Warenne;
-, Edm., Earl of Arundel, Eliz.
-, m. Thos. de Mowbray, Duke of
-, Norfolk, Isabel, Ctss. of
-, Arundel, see Despenser; Joan, m.
-, Wm. de Beauchamp, Ld. Berga-
-, venny, Marg. m. Row-
-, land Lenthal, Ric. Earl of
-, Arundel (d. 1376), Ric. Earl
-, of Arundel (d. 1397), Thos.,
-, Earl of Arundel,
Fitz Alcher, Alcher, Hen. (d.
-, 1234), Hen. (d. 1303),
-, Hen. (fl. 1343) and his w. Beatrice,
-, Ric. (fl. 1212), Ric.
-, (d. c. 1253), Steph.,
-, Wm.,
Fitz Edric, Wm.,
Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Fitz Gerold, Hen., Margery
-, m. Baldwin de Rivers,
-, Warin (d. c. 1159), Warin (d.
-, 1216),
Fitz Gilbert, John,
Fitz Peter, Geoff., Earl of Essex,
Fitz Richard, John, Wal.,
-, Wm.,
Fitz Robert, Maud w. of Wal., see
-, Lucy; Wal.,
Fitz Walter, Christine m. Wm. de
-, Mandeville, Earl of Essex,
-, Eliz. Lady Fitz Walter, see Mas-
-, sey; Emma dau. of Ric., Eus.,
-, Gunnore w. of Rob., see
-, Valognes; Joan, see Engaine; Joan,
-, see Multon; John, Rob. (d.
-, 1245), Rob. (d. 1326),
-, Rob. (fl. c. 1330), Rob. Ld.
-, Fitz Walter (d. 1406), Wal.
-, (d. by 1326), Wal. Ld. Fitz
-, Walter (d. 1431), n fam.,
Fitzwaryn, Mabel,
Fitzwilliam, Anne Lady Fitzwilliam,
-, see Sidney; Christiana m. Sir Ric.
-, Wingfield, John, Marg.
-, m. Sir John Byron, Sir Wm.
-, (d. 1534),
-, Sir Wm. (d. 1576), Sir
-, Wm. (d. 1599),
-, Wm. (fl. 1602), Wm. Ld.
-, Fitzwilliam (d. 1644), n; fam.,
Fleming, W. A.,
Fletcher, Hen., Jos., Thos.,
Flint, Jas., Mary Anne, see
-, Searle
Floure, Wm.,
Fobbing
Foley, Revd. B. C.
Foliot, Ric., Archdeacon of Middle-
-, sex,
Foliots Hall, see Forest Hall
Fonteyns, Rob.,
Foottit, Mr., surveyor,
Ford (Forde), Fran., Rev. Jas.,
-, Thos. (fl. 1350),
-, Thos. (fl. 1823),
Fordham, John,
Forest Hall (Foliots Hall, Norton,
-, Norton Foliot), in High Ongar,
Forests,
-, see also Epping Forest,
-, Hainault Forest, Waltham Forest,
Forster, Eliz., see Covell; Mary, see
-, Penington; Rog.,
Fortescue, Chichester S. P., Ld.
-, Carlingford, Frances, Ctss.
-, Waldegrave and Lady Carling-
-, ford, see Braham
Fortescue-Aland, Dormer, Ld. Fortescue
-, , John, Ld. Fortescue
-, ,
Forteye, Rob. atte
Forz, Aveline de, see Montfichet;
-, Isabel de, see Rivers; Wm. de,
-, Count of Aumale (d. 1241),
-, Wm. de, Count of Aumale (d.
-, 1260),
Foster, Anna w. of Abraham,
-, Abraham, Revd. Sir Cavendish
-, , Bt., Jacob and his
-, w. Sarah, Mary m. Lewis
-, Scawen, Pet., Reynold,
-, Sar. m. Ric. Merry,
Foulger, Bart. Hartley,
Fountain (Fountaine), John,
-, Mary,
Fowler, Anne, see Cooper; Chas.,
Fowlmere (Cambs.),
Fox, Revd. Hen. E.,
Francies, Wm. R.,
Francis, H. H.,
Frankfort, Ld.
Frankfurt-am-Main (Germany),
Franks, Aaron, Hen.,
-, Isaac, Jacob Hen.,
-, Napthali, Phylah m. Napthali
-, ,
Fraunceys, Sim.,
Fray, John,
Frayes, in Beauchamp Roding,
Freeman, Geo., Sir Ralph,
French, Chas., Eliz., Jas.,
-, W. & C., Ltd.,
Frere, Jane, see Hookham; John (d.
-, 1807), John Hookham (d.
-, 1846),
Frinton,
Frit, Wm. del,
Frith, Wm. le and his w. Parnel,
Frith Hall (Old Frith, Old Thrifts),
-, in High Ongar
Frosshe, John,
Frost, W. J.,
Fryerning
Fulham, John, Nich.,
Fulk, Adam s. of,
Fulk dapifer,
Fuller, Hen. (d. 1590), Hen.
-, (d. 1602), Hen. (fl. 1621),
-, Hen. (d. 1623), Hen. (fl. 1668),
-, John (d. c. 1671), John (fl.
-, c. 1700), Kath. w. of Thos.,
-, Ric., Rob., Abbot of
-, Waltham, Thos. (d.
-, c. 1575), Thos. (fl. 1594),
-, Wm. (fl. 1705), Wm. (fl.
-, c. 1768),
Fullerton, John, Judith m.
-, Savile Finch, Weston,
Furnyvall, Alma de,
Fyfield, n,
-, adv.,
-, agric., Bp. Compton's
-, census, char.,
-, ch., n,
-, Church Houses, Clatterford
-, End, Dame Anna's Farm,
-, Fyfield Bridge,
-, Fyfield Hall,
-, Fyfield Pea, hearth taxes,
-, hos.,
-, inds., mans.,
-, medieval taxes, mills,
-, noncf., Norwood End,
-, n; par. govt. and poor
-, rel., Pickerells (Ash Farm),
-, pop., postal
-, svces., pub. svces., rect.,
-, roads, schs.,
-, stage coach
-, svces., top.,
-, 'Vicarage', woods, see
-, also Herons, Lampetts
Fyfield, 'the other Fyfield' (Domesday
-, village),
Fynch, see Finch
Gaisford, G. J.,
Gallard, Anne, widow, m. John
-, Wroth, John,
Gallop, Canon E. H.
Gamage, Mrs. T. W.
Gardening, landscape,
Gardiner, Thos., bellfounder,
Gardner, Wm.,
Garnett, H.,
Gas Light and Coke Co.,
Gas supply,
-, see also Bishop's Stortford Gas
-, Co., Chigwell & Woodford
-, Bridge Gas Co., Gas Light &
-, Coke Co., Ongar Gas Co., Romford
-, Gas Co.
Gascoigne, Wm.,
Gascony (France),
Gate (Gates), Agnes w. of Sir Geoff.
-, m. Wm. Brown,
Gate, Sir Geoff. (d. 1477), Sir
-, Geoff. (d. 1526), Sir John,
-, Mary w. of Sir John,
-, Wm.,
Gatesbery (Gatesbyry), Ralph or
-, Ric. de,
Gaunt, Hen. de, Isabel, see
-, Crevequer
Gaussens, Sam. R.,
Gaynes Park, in Theydon Garnon,
-, n,
Gellibrand, Wm.,
Geoffrey, Prior of Waltham,
Geoffrey s. of Adam, see Roinges,
-, Geoff. de
Geoffrey, Wm. Fitz,
Geoffrey, Wm. s. of, see Roinges,
-, Wm. de
George II, as Prince of
-, Wales,
George III, as Prince of Wales,
George, Duke of Clarence, his
-, w. Isabel, see Neville
Germain, Gil., Rog., Wm.
-, (fl. 1368), Wm. (fl. 1421),
Germains, in Kelvedon Hatch,
Gernon, Eliz. m. Gil. Prince,
-, Hugh, Isabel,
-, John (d. 1321), Sir John (fl.
-, c. 1339), John (fl. 1346),
-, Lucy, see Whetynton; Ralph (d.
-, 1235-6), Ralph (d. 1274),
-, Ralph (fl. 1320), Rob.,
-, Thos. (d. by
-, 1361), Thos. (d. by
-, 1428-9), Wm. (d. 1258),
-, Wm. (d. 1327),
-, Wm. (d. 1340), fam.,
Gerry, J.,
Gervase,
Geyre, Rob.,
Gibb, Frances, n; fam.,
Gibbs, Dr. Chas.,
Gibson, Charlotte, Hen.,
-, Jane m. Geo. Scott,
-, Revd. Rob., Thos.,
Giddins, G. H.,
Giffard, John de and his w. Eleanor,
Gilbert, Ann, see Taylor; Anne,
-, J. C.,
Gilbert, John Fitz,
'Gilbert' Poor Law Union (1829),
Gilbertson, J. M.,
Gilderson, Eliz.,
Gildesburgh, Sir John de,
Giles, Dan. (d. 1800),
-, Dan. (d. 1832), Hen.,
-, Sar.,
Giles-Puller, Chris.,
Gilston Park, in Gilston (Herts.),
Gingell, D. Taylor, John,
-, Mr.,
Ginger, Mr.
Gippes, see Bilsdens
Gittins, Anne, Rog. and his w.
-, Anne,
Gladwin, Ric.
Glascock, Geo., John (fl. 1512),
-, John (fl. 1543), John (fl.
-, 1564), John (fl. 1587),
-, John (fl. 1598), John (fl. 1628),
-, Ric., Wm., fam.,
Glasse, T.,
Gloucester, Hugh de,
Gloucester, dukes of, see Richard
-, III, Thomas of Woodstock
Gloucester, earls of, see Audley,
-, Clare, Robert, William; earldom
-, of,
Gloucester, honor of,
Gloucestershire, lands in,
Gobyon, Joan, see Spigurnel; John,
-, Wm. (fl. 1333), Wm. (fl.
-, 1410),
Godfrey, Margery, see Hampden;
-, Ric.
Godid (Gotil, Gotild) (fl. 1066),
Good, Mr.,
Godric (fl. 1066),
Godwin, Mr.,
Goebell, Ann w. of Gerrard,
-, Gerrard, John,
-, Rebecca m. Gerrard, Rebecca
-, , see Luther
Goldingham, Alan, Sir Alex. de,
-, Alice de, see Brito;
-, Aline w. of Wm. de, Elnr. de
-, m. John Mannock, Eliz. w. of
-, Sir Wal. de m. Mat. Hay,
-, Isabel w. of Sir Alex. de, John
-, de (? d. by 1235), John de (d.
-, by 1316), John de (fl. 1340),
-, Sir John de (d. c. 1362),
-, Sir Wal. de, Wm.
-, de (fl. 1169), Wm. de (fl. 1258),
-, Sir Wm. de (? fl. 13th
-, cent.)
Golding-Palmer, Revd. Hen. and
-, his w. Isabella,
Goldringe, -,
Goldsborough (Gouldesborough),
-, Eliz., n; Eliz. m. Ric.
-, Turner, Thos. (d. by 1664),
-, Thos. (d. 1703), n;
-, Thos. (fl. 1718),
Goodall, Revd. A.
Goodricke, Hen., Mary, see
-, Ernle
Goodwin, Chas., Geo.,
Gordon, Isabella Julia Lady, see
-, Bennet; Sir Jas. Willoughby,
Gotild (fl. 1066), see Godid
Gough, Ric., antiquary
Gould, A. & C., Isaac, I.
-, Chalkley, Revd. Wm.,
Gouldesborough, see Goldsborough
Grafton, Eliz. m. Rob. Westley Hall
-, (later Dare),
Grafton (later Dare), Eliz., see Dare;
-, John Marmaduke,
Grainger, Mary,
Grange, man. of, in Chigwell,
Grange Hill, in Chigwell,
Gras, John de, Pauline w. of
-, John de,
Gravel digging,
Graves, Tim.,
Graye, Miles, bellfounder,
Grays Inn (Lond.),
Great West Hatch, see Hatch, West
Greatherd, Anne (dau. of Rob. Hill),
Green (Greene, Grene), Agnes w. of
-, John, Chas., Christian,
-, Edw. and his w. Ann,
-, Hadsley, Jas.,
-, John (fl. 1586), n,
-, n; John (d. 1595),
-, John (fl. 1624),
-, John (d. c. 1626), John
-, (fl. c. 1650), n; John (d. 1653),
-, John (d. 1659),
-, John (fl. 1664), n; John (fl.
-, 1699), John (fl. 1707),
-, John (d. 1725), John (d.
-, 1752), Jos., Kath. w. of
-, John, Mary m. Revd. And.
-, Trebeck, Dr.
-, Maurice, Nat., Rebecca
-, m. Thos. Thorold, Ric.,
-, Rob. (d. 1624), Rob. (fl.
-, c. 1624), Rob. (fl. 1637),
-, Rob. (fl. 1670), n; Sarah m.
-, John Baker, Sarah, see
-, Hadesley; Thos. (d. by 1537),
Green (cont..):
-, Thos. (fl. 1543),
-, Thos. (fl. 1582), Thos.
-, (fl. c. 1600), Wm. (fl. c. 1233),
-, Wm. (fl. 1543),
-, Wm. (d. c. 1554), fam.,
Greenstead, n,
-, adv., agric., Bp.
-, Compton's census, char.,
-, ch.,
-, Greenstead Green,
-, Greenstead Hall,
-, hearth taxes, hos.,
-, man.,
-, par. govt. and poor rel.,
-, n; par. united with Chipping
-, Ongar, pop.,
-, pub. svces., rect., schs.,
-, top.,
Greenstead by Colchester
Gregories, in Theydon Bois,
Gregory s. of Ralph,
Greinville, Sir Gil., Joan m.
-, John Engaine, Joyce w. of
-, Sir Gil., m. Ric. Montfichet,
Grene, see Green
Greville, Anne Lady, see Poyntz;
-, Sir Fulke, Giles, Thos.,
Grey, Frances m. Wm. Cook,
-, Lady Jane, Ld. John,
-, Thos., Marquess of Dorset,
-, n
Griffin, Revd. R. T. K., n, n,
-, n
Griffinhoeff, Revd. N.,
Gros, Wm. le,
Gross, Alfred W.,
Grosvenor, Mary, Field
-, Marshal Thos., III
Groves, Miss,
Grymesby, Edm. de,
Guercis, Balthasar de,
Guild of All Souls,
Guildford (Surr.),
Guilds, religious,
Guilliams, Abel,
Guinness, Lady Honor m. Hen.
-, Channon,
Gwyne, John,
Gyes, John,
Gynne, Thos.,
Habershon and Fawckner, architects
-, ,
Habhale, John,
Hackney, C. H.
Hackney (Mdx., later Lond.), Poor
-, Law Union,
Hacun (fl. 1066),
Haddon, Mrs.,
Hadesley, Edw., n; Sarah m.
-, John Green
Hadham, Much (Herts.),
Hadler, Councillor
Hadsley, Mary, Rob.,
Hainault, in Chigwell,
Hainault Forest,
-, see also
-, Waltham Forest
Hakeney, Kath. (fl. 1332) w. of Rob.
-, de, Kath. de (fl. 1361),
-, Rob. de, Thos. de,
Halden, Thos.,
Hale, Ric., Rob., Thos.,
-, Wm., fam.,
Hall, John (fl. c. 1540), John
-, (fl. 1799), John (fl. 1848),
-, Revd. Martin, Ric.,
-, Wm.,
Hall (later Dare), Rob. Westley (d.
-, 1836), his w. Eliz., see
-, Grafton
Hallingbury, Great, Hallingbury
-, Place in,
Halsham, Sir Hugh,
Halstead,
Haltoft, Agnes, see Haugh; Wm.,
Ham, East, Old People's Home,
Ham, West, Open Air Sch.,
-, see also Stratford, Stratford Langthorne
-, , Fairbairn and Mansfield
-, House
Hambleton, Revd. Geo.,
Hambro, Maj. Jocelyn, Mrs. J.,
-, n
Hamburg (Germany),
Hamey, Baldwin,
Hamilton, Revd. Ant.,
-, n, Revd. J., Wal.
-, Kerr, Bp. of Salisbury,
Hammersmith (Mdx., later Lond.),
Hamon dapifer (d. by c. 1100),
Hamon dapifer (d. c. 1130),
Hamon, Rob. Fitz,
Hampden, Edm., Eliz., see
-, Prince; Ellen m. John Branch,
-, Fran., Jane m.
-, Chris. Carleton, Francis
-, Michell, John (d. 1450-
-, 1), John (fl. 1486), Sir
-, John (fl. 1502), Sir John (d.
-, 1553), Margery m.
-, John Shirley, Edw. Bishop,
-, Margery w. of Thos. m. Ric.
-, Godfrey, Philippa Lady,
-, see Wylford; Thos.,
Hamshire, Wm.,
Hanchett, Wm.,
Hancock, Hen.
Hanley, Mr.,
Hanover Square (Mdx., later Lond.),
Hanson, Emily Jane,
Harbert, Wm., bellfounder,
Harcourt, Frances, Ctss. Waldegrave
-, , see Braham
Hardbene, John,
Hardyng, John, bellfounder,
-, Rob.,
Hare, Hugh, Ld. Coleraine,
Harewes, Ric. de, Abbot of Waltham
-, ,
Harlow, n,
-, see also Hubbards
-, Hall
Harlow, half hund. of,
Harold Hill, in Romford,
Harold, King (d. 1066),
Harper, Eliz., see Skrene; Geo. (fl.
-, 1507), Geo. (fl. 1542),
-, Ric. (d. 1492), Ric. (d.
-, 1507),
Harrington, John,
Harrison, John, Marg.,
Harrod, 'Goodman',
Harsnett, Sam., Abp. of York,
Hart (Archibald), Mr. & Mrs.
-, C. E., Wm.,
Hartley, Revd. B.
Harvey, Sir Eliab (d. 1699),
-, Adml. Sir Eliab (d. 1830),
-, Eliz. m.
-, Thos. W. Bramston, Emma,
-, see Skinner; John, Josias,
-, n; Louisa m. Wm. Lloyd,
-, Thos., n; Wm. (d. 1731),
-, Wm. (d. 1742), Wm.
-, (d. 1763), Wm. (d.
-, 1779), fam.,
Harvey-Elwes, see Timms
Harwich,
Hasilden, Wm.,
Hastie, Capt. Jas.,
Hastings (Hastinges), Sir Humph.
-, de, John de, Earl of Pembroke
-, (d. 1375), John de,
-, Earl of Pembroke (d. 1389),
-, Lawr. de, Earl of Pembroke,
-, Rob. de (fl. 1248), n; Rob. de
-, (fl. 1314),
Hastingwood, in North Weald
-, Bassett,
Hatch, Caroline m. John Ruther-
-, forth Abdy (later Hatch-Abdy),
-, Jas.
-, n, Jemima m. Chris. Jas.
-, Mills, Louisa m. Wm. Rufus
-, Rous, fam.,
Hatch, West (Great West Hatch), in
-, Chigwell,
Hatch-Abdy, fam., see also
-, Abdy, Hatch
Hatfield, Wal. of,
Hatfield Broad Oak,
-, see also Barrington Hall,
-, Down Hall, Hatfield Heath
Hatfield Forest,
Hatfield Heath, in Hatfield Broad
-, Oak,
Hatt, Mary, see Cleeve
Haugh, Agnes de m. Wm. Haltoft,
-, Joan de, Joan de, see
-, Welby; John de (fl. 1333),
-, John de (fl. 1347), John de (fl.
-, 1395), John de (fl. 1457),
-, Kath. de m. John Bolles, Ric.
-, de, Thos. de (fl. 1370),
-, Thos. de (fl. 1406),
Haute, Kath. Lady see Wrytell; Sir
-, Ric.
Havering-atte-Bower,
-, see also Pyrgo
Havers, E.,
Hawkins, John and his w. Sar.,
Hay (Haye), Lady Edw., see Latham,
-, Audrey; Eliz., see Goldingham;
-, Joan w. of Wm. de la, m. Rob.
-, Lincoln, Mat., Rog. de
-, la, Wm. de la,
Haydon, Jas.,
Hayle, Ric. and his w. Agnes,
Haymarket (Lond.),
Hayward, Burton,
Heald, Miss M. E.
Heales, Mrs.,
Heard, John,
Heath, Noah (fl. 1851), Noah
-, (fl. 1894), - (a tenant),
Hedges, Anne m. Sir Edw. Smyth,
-, n; fam. (arms),
Hedingham Castle, honor of,
Hedingham, Castle, priory of,
Heigham, Sir Clement, Lucy
-, m. Fran. Stoner,
Hellier, Rev. Geo.,
Helston (Cornw.),
Hemenhal (Emhal'), Hen. de,
-, Rog. de,
Hemerford, And.,
Hemersthorp, John,
Hemnalls, in Theydon Garnon,
Hempnall (Norf.),
Hende, Griselde, see Belknap; Joan
-, m. Wal. Wrytell, Sir John
-, (d. 1418), John (fl. 1447),
-, John (d. 1464),
Hendry, Thos.,
Heneage, Eliz., Cecil (a woman),
-, Chas., Sir Mic.,
Henham,
Henley-on-Thames (Oxon.),
Henrietta Maria, queen of Chas. I,
Henry I,
Henry II,
Henry III,
Henry IV, his 1st w. Mary, see
-, Bohun
Henry V,
Henry VI,
Henry VII,
Henry VIII,
Henry, Prince of Wales (d. 1612),
Henry s. of Henry
Henry, John s. of,
Henshaw, Rev. Jos.
Herbert, Hen. and his w. Anne,
-, Wm., Earl of Pembroke (d. 1630),
-, n
Herbert, Ivo nephew of,
Herde, Edm., Thos.,
Hereford, ctss. of,
Hereford, earls of, see Bohun
Herefordshire, lands in
Herne (Kent),
Heron, Revd. A., Eliz. w. of
-, John, and see Pykenham; John,
-, Thos.,
Herons, in Fyfield,
Herringham, Revd. W.,
Herstmonceux (Suss.),
Hertfordshire, lands in,
-, medieval tax assessments,
-, migrants from,
Herts. & Essex Waterworks Co.,
-, n
Hertingfordbury (Herts.)
Hewett, Thos. (d. c. 1564)
-, Sir Thos. (fl. 1654), Wm.,
Hewitt, Mrs. A.,
Hewyt, John, n; Ric.,
Heybridge,
Hiccoks, John, Wm. (fl. 1655),
-, Wm. (d. 1674), Wm. (fl.
-, 1674),
Hickling (Norf.), priory of,
Hickman, Other Windsor, Earl of
-, Plymouth, Sar., Ctss. of
-, Plymouth, see Archer
Hicks, Ann, m. - Burton, Sir
-, Henry (Harry), Bt., Howe,
-, Martha, m. - Petty, Mic.,
-, Sir Rob., Bt., Sir Wm.,
-, Bt.,
Hicks (later Hicks-Beach), Mic.,
Higgins, Wm.,
Higham, Sir Rich.,
Highfield, Dr. J. R. L.
Highgate (Mdx., later Lond.),
Highlow (Derbs.),
Hill, Anne, see Greatherd; Anne, see
-, King; Eliz., see Senewe; John (fl.
-, 16th cent.), n; Maj.-Gen.
-, John (d. 1735), Ric., Rob.,
-, Sir Rowland, inventor of
-, penny post, Revd. T.,
Hill Hall, in Theydon Mount,
Hills, Ric.,
Hinchingbrook (Hunts.),
Hinckford, hund. of,
Hinson, John,
Hinton, Revd. Edw.,
Hoard, Sam.,
Hoare, Gerard Noel,
Hodson, John, bellfounder,
Holbrook, Mrs.,
Holenden, Rob.,
Holland, Alice, w. of Thos. Earl of
-, Kent, Edm., Earl of Kent,
-, Elnr. m. Thos. Montagu,
-, Earl of Salisbury, Thos.
-, Earl of Kent,
Holland, earl of, see Rich
Holland, emigrants from
Hollick, Wm.,
Hollingsworth, John, Lawr.,
-, Rainold, Wm.,
Hollingworth, Joanna,
-, Phil., Ric.,
Hollis, Thos. Brand (fl. c. 1804),
Holloway, J. C.,
Holman, Alex., Anastasia,
-, Eliz., Geo., Sir John,
-, Bt., Phil., fam.,
Holy Trinity, Aldgate (Lond.),
-, priory of,
Hoo, in St. Paul's Walden (Herts.),
Hoo, Thos.,
Hookham, Jane m. John Frere,
-, John,
Hop growing,
Hopkins, John,
Hormead, Great (Herts.)
Horner, Thos., W. S.,
Horners (Hornets), in Beauchamp
-, Roding,
Hornsey (Mdx.),
Horsley, West (Surr.),
Horsman, Thos. and his w. Marg.,
Hoskyn, John,
Hospitallers, Knights,
Hotham, Revd. C. G. B.,
-, Ivetta, see Scrope; John (d. 1351),
-, John, Bp. of Ely (d. 1337),
-, Sir John (fl. 1337), Pet.,
Houard (fl. 1066),
Houblon, Chas., Revd.
-, Jacob (d. 1698), Rev. Jacob
-, (d. 1740), n, Jacob
-, (d. 1770), Jacob (d.
-, 1783), John Archer,
-, Mary, see Cotton; fam.,
Houblon (later Newton), Susanna,
-, see Archer
Houghton, Olivia,
Houndsditch (Lond.),
Housham, in Matching,
Housing, council,
How, John, Ric. (d.
-, 1708), Ric. (d. 1723),
-, fam.,
Howard, Lady Arabella, see Aleyn;
-, Lord Edm., Eliz., Eliz.
-, m. John de Vere, Earl of Oxford
-, (d. 1462), Ld. Geo.,
-, Hen., Duke of Norfolk (d. 1684),
-, Hen. (fl. c. 1780), Joan,
-, see Walton; John, Duke of Norfolk
-, , John, Ld. Plaiz
-, (d. 1409), Sir John (d. 1438),
-, Revd. J., Marg., see
-, Plaiz; Maria, see Archer; Thos.
-, Duke of Norfolk (d. 1524),
-, Thos., Duke of Norfolk (d. 1554),
-, Wm. Ld. Howard of Effing-
-, ham,
Howe, Ctss.,
Howe, John,
Howell, Ann, Cath., Miss,
Howitt, Sam.,
Howland, Eliz. m. Wriothesley
-, Russell, Duke of Bedford,
-, John, fam.,
Hoxton Academy (Lond.),
Hubbard, John, Revd. Thos.,
Hubbards Hall, in Harlow,
Hudson, Revd. J., Sir Rob.,
Hugh, Abbot of Bury St. Edmunds,
Hugh, Prior of Dunmow,
Hughes, Adml. Sir Edw.,
-, John, Revd. J.,
-, Ruth w. of Adml. Sir Edw.,
Hughes (formerly Ball), Edw.
-, Hughes Ball,
Hulson, John, Rob.,
Humberstone, Edw.,
Hundreds, boundaries of,
Hunsdon (Herts.),
Hunt (Hunte), John, Maurice,
-, Ric. le and his w. Cecily,
-, Rog. le and his w. Estrilda,
Hunter, Chas., Mrs. Chas.,
-, Hen.,
Huntingdon, earl of, see Clynton
Hunts, in Lambourne, see Patch
-, Park
Huntyngfeld, Wal. de,
Hurlock, Brook,
Hurren, Hannah,
Hutchings, D. W., n, n,
-, n, n, n, n, n,
-, n, n, n, n, n,
Hyett, Eliz., John (d. 1719),
-, John (fl. 1719),
-, Thos.,
Hylard, John,
Hyll, Wm.,
Ickleton (Cambs.),
Ikenton (Herts.), see Layston
Ilderton, Thos.,
Ilford, see also Fairlop
-, Fair, Newbury Park
Ilford, Little,
Ilger, Ranulf brother of,
Ince, Revd. E. G.,
Inclosures,
Indies, West, see Barbados
Ingatestone, Hall,
Ingelric the priest,
Ingham, John,
Inkersole, John, Thos.,
Inner Temple (Lond.),
Intilsham, Thos.,
Ireland,
Islip (Oxon.),
Iunanus (fl. 1086),
Iveagh Trustees,
Ivo nephew of Herbert,
Jackson, Hen., Ralph,
Jacob, John,
Jacobs, W. W., author,
Jacomb, Wm.,
James I,
James II,
James, Wm.,
Jane (Seymour), queen of Hen.
-, VIII,
Jardyn, Ric. del, Wm. del,
Jeffryes, Eliz., murderess
Jekyll, John, T., architect,
Jennings, Revd. Isaac,
Jennyns, John and his w. Joan,
Jenour, And., n; Joshua,
-, Mary m. 1 Steph. Wiseman, Wm.
-, Tyffin
Jenyn, John,
Jepp, Mr.,
Jerusalem,