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A History of the County of Essex
… Stratford, was a house belonging to the archdeacon of Essex ex officio. It has been traced from 1445 to 1708. 12 … It had contained wall-paintings of biblical subjects. 18 Essex House, Greengate Street, Plaistow, is said to have been … from the house were used on the same site to build Essex Lodge, a cottage-style residence with gables and …
A History of the County of Essex
… at Plaistow. 190 About 1800 there was a boys school at Essex House, North Street, Plaistow. 191 Stratford House … expanded the academy. In 1916 it had 12 branches in Essex and London and, with a membership of about 2,300, … Ham Char. Rep. (1899), 99105. W. Ham Sch. Bd. Mins. 1899. Essex Recusant, ii. 3843. Westminster Archives, vol. xvii, …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Stratford Langthorne, one of the earliest known in Essex, is mentioned in 1594, 9 and for much of the 17th … 1615 (Spilemans mill). 35 They were probably the first in Essex, and were certainly among the earliest in England. 36 … 'Abstract of occupations of W. Ham residents from Essex Sessions Rolls, 15961699' (TS): 'silk weavers', and …
A History of the County of Essex
… Street to the Thames. The western boundary, which divided Essex from Middlesex, followed the river Lea for most of its … Ham remained largely rural, though more populous than its Essex neighbours. In 1327, 101 persons in the parish were … probably used as an administrative centre for south-west Essex. 28 It steadily enlarged its estates in West Ham, and …
A History of the County of Essex
… public bodies. The parish was under the jurisdiction of Essex quarter sessions, the Metropolitan police, and West Ham … was provided by West Ham school board. The Middlesex and Essex highway trust controlled the main road through … In taking over the Stratford road from the Middlesex and Essex trust the board found itself involved in complicated …
A History of the County of Essex
… Stephen granted in 1141 to Geoffrey de Mandeville, Earl of Essex (d. 1144), in fee and inheritance to the use of the … Roads. Woodgrange house is named on Norden's Map of Essex (1594), which shows that it was an important building. … roughly on the line of Osborne Road. 183 See p. 8. V.C.H. Essex, ii. 129 b; Dugdale, Mon. Angl. v. 587. Sir C. Hatton's …
A History of the County of Essex
… board. 38 In 1952 the latter board was merged in the Essex river board. 39 The fears of disaster expressed by the … 41 FOREST. 42 The southern boundary of the Forest of Essex, as defined by the perambulation of 1225, was the main … R. 122657, 433. Lysons, London, iv. 246; cf. Ogborne, Essex, 15. Proceedings against John Cochran and others for a …
A History of the County of Essex
… was built on the site. See pp. 14550. See p. 111. V.C.H. Essex, ii. 595. White's Dir. Essex (1863), 616. Essex Standard, 1852, 1855, 1858, passim. Ibid. 5 Feb. 1864. …
A History of the County of Essex
… Henry I. 20 Before her time the main road from London into Essex crossed the Lea by a dangerous ford at Old Ford, about … and the approaches to them. 30 When the Middlesex and Essex turnpike trust took over the main road through … in 1834, when an Act provided that the Middlesex and Essex turnpike trust should manage all the five bridges, as …
A History of the County of Essex
… parish of Stratford, the first Roman Catholic parish in Essex. 8 About 1788 services were being held by Thomas Wright … of Easter communicants compared badly with those of other Essex congregations. 18 James McQuoin (d. 1870), who was … represented. The Peculiar People, a sect native to south Essex and north Kent, had two congregations. A writer …