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Abberton............... ..•..• 23 Beacon Hill, see St. Osyth 505 BowersGitford,orBowers, Butts bury •.••.•.... ......... 92
Abbess Roding, see The Beacontree (or Becontree) or Bores ... ••• . •• .. ....... 6o Bycknacre, 11ee Danbury,
Rodings .................. 477 Heath, see Dagenham 196 Boxted ....................... 6o 197 ; & see Woodham
Abridge, see Lambourne 361 Beadles End, see Chignal 134 Boyton Cross, see Roxwell 49~ Ferrers ................... 726
Ailsa Street, see Stansted 584 Bearden, or Berden ...... 48 Boyton End, see Thaxted 616 C.enewdon ... ... ...... ...... 92
Ainger's Green, see Great }.leauchamp Roding, see Brackstead, Great Canfield-Great .. ......... 93
Bentley ....••........•... 47 The Rodings ............ 477 Braxted .......... ........• &] Can field-Little . ....... ... 94
Albion Hill, see Beaumont-with-Moze ... 44 Bradfield .................... 61 Canhall,see Great Clacton 15<;
Forest ..................... 215 Beazley End,seeWetbers- Bradwell-juxta-Cogges- Cann Hall, see Leyton ... 378
Aldborongh Hatch......... 23 field ........................ 6gB hall ........................ 61 Canning Town .. ~........... 9-J
Aldham ..................... 23 Becontree (or Beacontree) Bradwe11-on ....."ea,or Brad- Canon's Green, see Fy-
Almshouse Plain, see· Heath, see Dagenham 196 well-juxta-Mare ...... 62 field ........................ 249
Eppiog Forest .......... 215 Bel champ Otten............ 44 Braintree .................... 62 Canvey Island & Canvey-
A.lphamstone ....... ..... ... 24 Belchamp St. Paul......... 45 Brakes, see Birch ......... 52 on-Sea ... ......... ...... 108
• Alresford..................... 24 Belchamp Waiter ......... 4.'l Bran End, see Stebbing.. 588 Castle Hedin~ham ........ 109
Althorne ...... ............... 24 Benfield,or Bentfield End, Braxted--Great( orBrack- Catmere End, see Little-
mbresbnry Banks, see see Stansted ............ 584 stead) ..................... 69 bury, 407; & Strethall 6u
• Epping Forest ......... 214 Henfleet North............ 46 Braxted-Little ............ 69 Chadwell ..................... no
mours, see Good ]<;aster 251 Benfleet-South............ 46 Brentwood .................. 69 Chad well Heath ........... I l l
.A.rdleigh ... ......... ......... 25 Bentfield End (or Ben- Brewer's End, see Chad well St. Mary ...... n2
Ardieigh Crown, see Ard- field), see Stansted ...... 584 Takeley .................. 6r3 Chalk End, see Good
leigh........................ 25 Bentley, see South Weald 694 Brick End, see Broxted.. 83 Easter,251 ; & Roxwell 493
rdleigh Green, see Bentley-Great ............ 47 Hridgemarsh Island, see Chalk Street, see Runwell 495
Hornchurch ............ 316 Bentley-Little ..... ... ..• 48 Althorne .................. 25 Chapel Green, see Little-
. rkesden ....•... .. . ... ... ... 26 Berden, or Bearden ..•... 48 Brightlingsea .....•.... ..... 78 bury ....................... 407
sh Green, see Epping Berecburch,orWestDony- BroadGreen,seeGreat'fey 615 Chappel, or Pontisbright 113
Forest ..................... 215 land, see Colchester ... 166 Broad Street Grf'en, see Chatham Green,seeGreat
shdon ...................... 26 Hergholt-West............ 49 HeybTidge ............... 311 Waltham ................. 649
sheldham. or Asheldon 27 Herners Roding, see The Broadley Common, see Chatley, see Great or
shen, or Esse ............ 28 Rodin~;s ..•............... 477 Roydon ................... 494 Much Leighs ............ 376
.Ashingdon ... ... ... .... ..... 28 Berwick Beruers, see Broads Green, see Great Chatter End, see l''arn-
or Gapps, see Abbess Roding ........• 477 Waltham ............... 649 ham ........................ 221 .1--
0ngar .............•. 447 Hilden (or Building) End, Hrockholds,seeRadwinter 467 Chaureth. or Hroxted ... By
End, see Saffron see Chrishall ...........• I.l5 Bromley-Great ..•. ...... 81 Chelmsford .................. 113
.. . ... ... ... ... .. . 498 Billericay ... ...... ... ... ...... so Bromley-Little ..... ...... 82 Cherry Hreen, see Brox-
veley ........... ............ 28 Bilsden,seeBobhingworth 55 Brook End, sPe Chelms- tead ........................ 83
Roding, see 'rhe Birch ........................ 52 ford ....................•... 114 Chesterford-lTreat .. ; ... 132
:lin, .................. 477 Hirchanger .................. 53 Brook Street, see South Chesterford-Little ...... 133
t............ 29 Bird brook ......... ......... 53 Weald ............. _ ...... 694 Chicknal Little, or
e............ 30 Birdsgreen, see Beau· Broom Hill, ~ee Epping Chignal Smealey, see ·
Street, see Orsett 447 champ Roding ......... 478 :Forest ..................... 215 Chignal .................. 133
Hill,seeColchstr 161 Rlack Bushes, see Epping · Broomfield ........•......... 82 Chickney .................... 133
lingdon .................. 31 Forest ..................... 215 Broomhills see Rochford 475 Chignal ...................... 133
Green, see (ireat Blackbush Plain, see Ep- Broxted, or Chaureth ... 83 Chignal St. James, see
"113romley .................. 81 ping Forest ............... 215 Bubbles Old & New, see Chignal .................. 133
bmber or Bambrows Black Heath, see East Southminster ............ 578 ChignaiSmealey,or Little
~reen, see Takeley ... 612 Donylanrl, 201 ; & see Bucknurst Hill ............ 83 Chicknal, see Chignal .. 133
B~nister Green, see J<'el- J:<'ingringhoe ............ 225 Building (or Bilden) J<::nd, Chigwell ............... ...... 134
'f,ead ..................... 223 Hlackmore .................. 54 see Chrishall ............ 145 Chhrwell Row ............... 135
Badfield-Great ......... 31 Blackmore F..nd, see Bulmer & Bulmer Tye ... 87 fJhilderditch .............. .;~ 136
BaUfield Little . .. ... ... 32 Wethersfielrl ... ... ..• ... 6g8 Bulphan ..................... 88 Chingford & South Chingr-
Bal\field End Green, see Black Notley .... ~.......... 54 Bumpstead ·ad· Turrim, ford ........................ 137
'11.axted .................. 616 Blackwall, see Roxwell ... 493 or Steeple Bumpstead 589 Chingford Hatch, see
Bar~eld Saling, or Little Slackwater,see SradweU- Bu~t~s Gret~n,'Jee Colne <?hi~gford ............. :·· 137
Sl(ng ••• ............ ...... 507 juxta-Coggeshall ...... 61 Engame ............ ...... 192 Ch1ppme Hill, W1t·
Bar~, with Rippleside 33 Blackwater, see Pattis- Sures, or Bowers, (>1' ~a~ ........................ 705
Bark'g Side ............... 42 wick ........................ 452 Bowers Gtfford ......... 6o Ch1ppmg Ongar(orOngar
Barli"{ ...................... 43 BlackweirHill,see Epping Bures Hamlet ..•.••....•.•. 88 ad Castra) ............... 142
Barns\n ..................... 43 Forest ..................... 215 Bnrghstead, or Burstead Chisball ( o~ Chishill)-
Bartlo\ Hamlet, or Bart- Blasford Hill, see Little --Ureat .................. 91 Great & Ltttle ......... 144
low lod, see.Ashdon... 27 Waltham .................. 649 Burghstead, or Bnrstead Chrishall (or Christhall) 145
Bartlo'\Hills,see Ash don 27 Block House Wick, see St. Little.................... 92 Chris~all Grange, see
Barwic (or Berwick) Osyth ..................... 505 Burnham-on-Crouch...... 8g Chr1shall .................. 145
Berne , see Abbess Bobbingworth, or Bo,·in- Burstead, or Burghstead · Church End, see Dunmow 203
Rodin .................... 477 ger... ... ............. .... ... 55 -Great................... 91 Cindery Islands,
Basildon,\or Battelsdon, Socking ..................... 55 Burstead, or Burghstead Brightlingsea ............ 78
see Lai~on ............ 36o Socking's Elm, see Great -Little................... 92 Clacton-Great ............ 155
Basin, seef!eybridge ••. 3II Clacton ...... .....• ...... 155 Burton End, see Stansted 584 Clacton-Little ...........,. I 56
Battles HrUo-e, see Raw- Bollington, Oakley .•• 444 Bury Wood, see Epping Clacton-on-Sea ............ 145
reth ':' & Ret- Booses Green, see Colne Forest,215; &Chingford 137 Clanver End. see Wen-
tend'on.. .. .............. 473 Engaine ............ ... •• 192 Bush End, see Hatfield... 304 dens Ambo ............... 6::;7
Baythorne see Bird- Boreham ..................... 58 Bustard Green, see Lind- Clap D~g Green, see Brad~
brook ... ~. ... ... ... ... ... 53 Borley ...... ... ...... ...... ... 59 sell ....... ............ ...... 4o6 well-]uxta-Coggeshall 61
Beacon Hill see Great Borley Ureen, see Borley 59 Butts Green, Horn- Clapgate, see Little Clac-
Totham -~·······~······· 633 Bovinger, or Bobbing-
Beacon Hill, r church ..•.................. 316 ton. ....................... Jt. ....... ,."'. 156
Harwich 294 worth ..................... 55 Butts Green, see Sandon 508
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Clatterford End, see Fy- DuntonorDuntonWaylett 207 Gaybowers, see Danbury 197 Greenstea4 Green, see
field . .• . .. . •• . •. •. . . .. .• . . .• 249 Durrinf!ton, see Sheering sag Gestingthorpe . ..• .. •.•• . .• 250 Halstead ••. ••. ••.•••. .• .•• g63
Clavering ..................... 157 Du ton Hill, see Gt.Easton, Gibcrack, Great & Little, Greensted-juxta-Ongar .• 259
Claybury, see Woodford 711 210; & see Tilty ......... 629 see Danbury.............. 197 Greensward (The), see
Claypit Hill, see Epping Earls Colne, or Great Gidea Park, see Romford 481 Frinton-on-Sea ......... :145
Forest ..................... 215 Colne, or Colne Mona- Gilwell Lane, see Epping Gunfleet Sands, see Clac-
Cliff Town, see Southend 519 chorum ................... 207 Forest ..................... 214 ton-on-Sea, 146 ; also
Cobmarsh Island, see Earlsbury, see Farnham 221 Goldhanger.................. 250 Walton-on-the-Naze ... 67&
Mersea ..................... 434 East Donyland ............ 201 Golding Wells, see Mash- Hack well, see Hawk well goB
Cocklarks, see Purleigh ... 466 East End, see Paglesbam 450 bury ......... u ............. 432 Hacton, see Upminster... 635
Coggesball----:Gt. &; Little 157 East. En~ Green; see J Goldings Hill,. seeLough- Hadleigh .................. 259
Coggeshall - JUXta- Brad- Bngbtlmgsea .... ... .. . .. 78 ton ...................-..... 408 Had stock..................... 260
well ........................ 61 East Ham .................. 268 Good Easter or Estre .... 251 Hainault Forest, see Chig-
Colchester ................... 160 East Hanningfield ......... 290 Goodmayes, see Great well row, 134; Epping
Cold Norton ............... 191 East Horndon ............... 320 Ilford ..................... 322 Forest,2r4; Gt. llfot·d,
Collier Row (Hainault East Lea (or Ley), or Lee Gore Pit,seeFeering,2a2; 322; Lamboume, 361 ;
Forest), see Romford ... 481 Chapel, see Laindon ••• 36o & see Kelvedon ......... 356 & Romford ................ 481
Colne · Earls, or Great East Mersea ............... 433 Gosfield ...................... 251 Hale End, see Wal-
Colne, or Colne Mona- East or Little 'fhurrock 623 Grange Hill,see Chigwell, thamstow ............... 651
chorum .................. 207 East Tilbury ....... ~ ....... 625 134 & ChigweU Row ... 135 Hallingbury- Great (or
Colne-White, or Colne~ Easter (or Estre)-Good 251 Grapnells (Wallasea Hallingbury Morley) .•• 261
le-Blanc ....... , .......... 698 Easter-High ............... 209 Island),seePaglesham. 450 Hallingbury-Little ...... 261
Colne Engaine ............ 192 Easthorpe,or East Thorpe 209 Grays,or Grays Thurrock 252 Halstead or Halsted ...... 262
Colne Monachorum, or Eastness (or Lion Point), GreatBaddow ............. 29 Ham-East.................. 268
Earls Colne, or G~t see Gt. Clacton ......... 155 Great Bardfield ............ 31 Ham-West ............... 282.
Colne .................... ~ 207 Easton-Great ... ~ .•.•••.• 210 Great Bentley.. -........... 47 HangboySla.de,seeEpping
<Jolneford Hill, see Earls East on-Little ............ 210 Great Braxted, or Brack- Forest ..................... 1215
Colne....................... 208 EastThorpe(orEasthorpe) 209 stead ..................... 69 Hanningfield-East ...... 290
Connaught Water, 1100 · Ea11twood .............~ ....... 211 Great Bromley ............ 8r Hanningfield-South ..... 2go
Chingford, 137; & 11ee · Edingford Bridge, see Great Bul'8tead or Hanningfield-Wet-t ...... 2go
Epping Forest .......... 215 Shelley..................... 510 Burghstead .••. u......... 91 Hare Green, see Great
-1Cooks' Green, see Little Eight Ash Green, see Great Canfield ......... •.• 93 Bromley ....... ..... ... ... 8r
i Clacton .................... x56 Copford ................... 193 Great Chesterford......... 132 Hare Street. see Romford 481
Cooks Mill Green, see Elmdon ..................... 212 Great Chishall (or Chis- Harlow & Harlow Com-
Highwood , ............... 312 Elmdon Lee, or Leebury, hill) ......... :'.............. 144 mon .................. 291 &
boopersale .................. tga see Elmdon .•.......•.•.•• 212 Great Clacton............... 155 Harold Wood, see Horn-
Copford ...................... 192 Elmstead .................. ~ •• 212 Great Coggeshall, see church, 316; & see
C,orbets Tye, see Upmin- Elmstead Market, see Coggeshall ............... 157 Romford ................. .
ster ......................... 635 Elmstead .................. 213 Great Colne, or Earls HarrowGreen.see Leyton
Cornish Hall End.......... 193 Elsenham .................. 213 Colne, or Colne Mona- Hartford End, see J:<'el-
Cornsland, see Shenfield. 511 England Island New, chorum .................. 207 stead ...................... .
Corringham ................. 193 see Little Wakering ... 642 Great Easton ............... 210 Harveys, see Pleshey.... ..
pountess Cross, see Colne Epping ......................... 213 Great Gibcrack, see Dan- Harwich & Dovercourt,
1 Engaine ................... 192 Epping Forest,see Epping 214 bury ........................ 197 with Parkeston ........ .
Cowicks, see Sheering ..•• 5~ EppingGreen,seeEpping Great Hallingbury, or Hastingwood, see North
Coxtie Green, see South Upland ..................... 219 Hallingbury Morley ... 261 Weald (Bassett) .........
Weald ..................... 694 Epping Thicks,seeEpping Great Henny or Heany .•• gxo Hatfield or Hatfield
rabtree Wood, see Chig- Forest ..................... 215 Great Holland ............ 313 Peverel. ...... : ........... ..
f well ........................ 13-1- Epping Upland ............ 219 Great Horkesley ............ 314 Hatfield (Hatfield Regis,
!Cranham .................... 194 Esse, or Ashen ............ 28 Great Hyde, see Little King's Hatfie.ld or Hat-
Cra.ys Hill, see Ramsden Estre, or Easter-Good ... 251 Bardfield .................. 32 field Broad Oak) .... ..
Crays ..................... 469 Fairmead Bottom, see Great Ilford ............... 322 Hatfield Forest, see Hat-
Creeksea, or Crickliea ... 195 Epping Forest ......... 215 Great or Much Leighs ... 376 field Regis ............. ..
Pressing ..................... 195 l''airsted or Fairstead ... 220 Great Maplestead ......... 429 Hatfield Heath, see Hat-
Crockleford, see Ardleigh 25 Fambridge-N orth ...... 220 Great Monk wood, see Ep- field ...................... ..
Pnnobelin's Gold Mines, Fambridge-South ...... 220 ping Forest ............... 215 Havengore Island ....... ..
{ see Little Thurrock ~ •. 623 Fange, or Vange ......... 641 Great Oakley ............... 444 Haverhill ................... ..
urrier's Green, (or Mar- Farmbridge, see Good Great Parndon ............ 450 Havering-Atte-Bower.... .
f vel Green), see Willin- Easter ..................... 251 Great Porters,see Ripple-
~· gale Doe •••,.............. 703 Farnham (or Fern ham) &
Havering Well, see Horn-
side, Barking ... ... ... ••• 34 church ................... .
Cutler's Grn. seeThaxted 616 Farnham Green ... - .... 221 Great Potton Island, see Hawk Wood, see Chmg-
Dagenham ................... 195 Faulkbourne ............... 221 Great Wakering ....... 641 ford,137; & seeEpping
Dagworth, see Pebmarsh 452 Feering ... .................. 221 Great Saling ............... 5o6 Forest ................... ..
Dairy Green, see Thaxted 616 Felstead or Felstead Holy Great (lr Old Sampford Hawkspur Green,
Danbury ···········••\•······ 197 Cross ......... ...... ..•..• 222 or San ford ............... 507 Lit'tle Bardfield ........ .
Dawes Heath, see Had· Fifield or Fifehide, see Great Stambridge, or Hawkwell, Hawkswel!,
leigh,26o; & Thun- Fyfield ...................... 248 ~luch Stambridge ...... 58o Hawkewell or
dersley.................... ~ 622 Finchingfield ............... 224 Great Tey .................. 615 Hazel End, see Farn
Debden ..................... 198 Finchingtield Green, see Great Totham ............ 633 Hazeleigh .................... r$08
DebdenGrn.seeLoughton 407 Finchingfield ............ 224 Great Wakering ............ 641 Heany or Henny-
Debden Slade, see Epping Fingringhoe ............... 225 Great Waltham, or Much & Little ................ 310
Forest ..................... 215 Fobbing ..................... 225 Waltham .................. 648 Heath (The), see •
Dedham ... u . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 198 Ford End or Forth End .. 226 Great Warley, or West Osyth5o5; 61)6
Dengie or Dengey ......... 200 Ford Street, see Aldham 23 Warley, or Warley Heath-Little, see
Dewes Green, see Berden 49 J<'ordham .................... 226 Abbess ..................... ~~ borough Hatch 23 & '
l)oddinghurst ............... 200 Forest Gate .................. 227 Great Wenden, Wen- see Chadwell ...... ... IIo
Donyland- East with Foulness Island (or !<'owl- dens Ambo ............... 6g6 Heath-Old, see
Rowhedge ............... 201 ness) ........................ 244 Great Wigborough .•.••• 702 ter.....................,. •••• x66
Donyland ..,... West (oT Foxearth or I<'oxheard ... 244 Great(orLower)Yeldham 730 Helions Bumpstead ••••• 308
Berechurch); see Ool- Frating ...................... 244 Green~outh, see Great Hempstead......... .. ... 309 "
chester ................... ~.f 166 Frinton-on-Sea ............ 245 Burstead .................. 91 Henham or
Dovercourt- Upper & Fryerning (Frierning) ... 248 (freen-South, see Fing- the-Hill .......... ...... 309
) Lower., see Harwich .... 296 Fuller Street, s~e I<'airsted 220 ringhoe .........~ .......... 225 Henham-Little, Hen-
)>ownham ~u ............... 202 Fyfield (Fifield, or Fife- Green Street, see Upton ham ............ .. .. 310
Duck End, Stebbing.. 588 hide) ..................... 248 Park ........................ 638 Henny or·
Duddenhoe- End, see Galleywood Common ... 249 Greenbury, see Writtle ... 729 & Little ........ ~ ........ 310
Elmdon .................. m 212 Gapps, or Ashlyns, see Greenleaves, see Nazeing 441 Herkstead
)>ulsmead Holluw, see High Ongar..._ ......... 447 Greenstead,seeColchester x66 Cornish Hall ,193 &
Epping l~orest...~ ......... 215 G~rrett High, see .Hock- Greenstead Green, see Steeple .u ...... 589
.Dunmow ·~·.·~·~·~··.:.• co2 1ng ............ ~............ 56 El~nharn ............... 213 HertnonHill 1 681
Dunmow-L~ttle .. , ....... 2o6 Gauut~ud, see Jo..lsenham .213 •
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Herongate, see East
Horndon..•.••..•..••...•••
Hey bridge .••.••.•••.•.••..•
Heydon (or Haydon) .••..•
High Beech .••••••••..•.••..•
H~gh Easter .••..•. ·····:···
H~ghGarrett,see Bockmg
High Laver.••.••.••.••.••.••
High Ongar ..................
High Roding, see 'l'he
RodiiigS ...................
• Higham Bill, see Wal-
thamstow .•••••.••••..••
Higham's Park,
_Walthamstow ............
H~ghwood ··············: ...
Hill Green, see Clavenng
Hockley or Hockleigh....•
Hoe (or Howe) Green,
see Purleigh ......... ...
Holders Green, see Lind-
sell .........................
Holland Great ............
Holland Haven, see Great
Holland ....................
Holland-Little ............
Holmes (or Skippers)
Island, see Kirby ..•.••
Holyfield, see Waltham
Abbey .....................
Honeylane Plain, see
Epping :Forest ..•.••.••..•
Honeypot Lane, see Little
Clacton ....................
Hook End, see Blackmore
Hopes Green, see South
Benfteet....... ....... ......
Horham, see 'fha-xted .•..•
Horkesley-Great .........
Horkesley-Little .........
Hornchurch ................
Hornchurch-South, see
Hornchurch ..•..•.....•
Horndon- East & Heron-
g-ate ........................
Horndon-West.......••..•
Horndon-on-the-Hill ..•••.
Horns ('fhe), see Barking
Side . •• . . . . . . . . .. . . .. •. .. .. •
Horseman Side,
Navestock ...............
Horseshoes, see Barking
Side........................
Horsey, see Kirby .••.••.••
Horsley Cross, see Mistley
Housham or Ovesham,
see Matching ..• .•• ... .. .
Howe or Hoe Ureen, see
Purleigh ..................
Howe Green, see Sandon
Howe Street, see Great
Waltham •••.••.•••••.•••••
Howlet End, see Wimbish
Hull Bridge, see HO<'kley
Hniigry Down, see Pur-
leigh ........................
Hnnnock's Lane, see
Birdbrook •••.•• .••.•• •••
Hurst Green, see Bright-
lingsea •.•..•....•.••.••.••
Hutton ........................
Hyde-Great, see Little
Bardfield ..................
Hythe, see Colchester....•
Ilford-Great ..............
Ilford-Little, see Manor
Park ........................
Ingatestone ..................
Ingrave .••.••.••...••••..•.••
Inwortb .••.•••••...•..••.••..•
Jack's Hill, see Epping
Forest .....................
Jasper's Green, see Shal-
ford ........................
Jay Wick, see Great
CI!Wton •••.••.••.••....••..•
Kedmgton •••.••..• .. ....
Kedington Hamlet, see
Stunner ............. '" ...
Kelvedon •••.••••••••.••••••••
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Kelvedon Common, see Little Gibcrack, see r Marderi Ash, see High
320 Kelvedon Hatch..... ... 358 Danbm·y .................. 197 Ongar •·• ··• ... :" ·······- 447
3n Kelvedon Hatch ............ 358 Little Hallingbury ...... 261 Margaret . Rodmg, see
gn King's Hatfield (or Hat- Little Heath, see Ald- The Rodmgs ............ 477
31.1 field, Hatfield Regis or boro~h Hatch, 23 ; & Margaretting ..•... ..••••••1 431
209 _Ha~fiel~ Broad Oak) ... 30-l . see Chad well ............ 110 Mark's Gate, see Da~en-
56 Kmg s Hill, see Hocbford 475 Little llenham, see Hen- ham ........................ 196
364 Kirby or Kirby-le-Sok.en ham ....... .-......: ......... 310 Markshall ..••..•..•....••..• 431
447 (Upper& Lower) .....• 358 Little Henny ............... 310 Marks Tey .................. 431
Kirby Cross, see Kirby ... · 359 Little Holland ............ 314 Marsh Gate, see Nettes-
477 Knott's Green,see l.eytou 378 Little Horkesley ............ 315 well ........................ 441
Kynochtown, see Cor- Little llford, see Manor Marvel Green, or ·cur-
651 ring ham ...........•....•. ·194 Park ................... ; .... 427 rier's Green; -see Wil-
see I...aby's Marsh, see Barking 33 Little Laver ............... 365 lingale Doe ..•..•..•...... 703
651 L~ton ur Lat.ton .......... 3r>4 L~ttle Leighs ............... 376 Mashbury ................. , 432
312 Lamdon, Baslldon & Lee L~t;tle London, see Bel'den 49 Matching,MatchingGreen
157 Chapel.. ................... 359 Little London, see Cor- & Matching 'rye ......... 432
313 Laindon or Langdon Hills 36o nish Hall End ............ 1-g3 Mayland ..................... 433
Lalford or Lawford ...... 365 Little Maplestead ........• 430 Mersea-East & West ... 433
466 Lalling or Law ling, see · Little Monkwood, see Messents, see Steeple
Latchingdon ............ 364 Epping l!'orest ............ 2'15 Bumpstead ............... 589
406 Lamarsh ..................... 361 Little Oakley .............. 44S Messing .........•..•.••..•.•• 434
313 Lambourne .......... ::...... 361 Little Parndon ............ 451 Middle Mead, see Little
Lambourne End, see Little Potton Island, see Baddow ...•..•... .,....... 31
314 Lambourne ............. 361 Little Wakering ... :; .... 642 Middle Street, see Naze-
314 LandguardPoint & Land- Little Saling, or Bard- . ing ........................ 441
guard Fort,• see Har- · field 8aling ............... · 507 Middleton ............. ~ ...•• 435
359 wich .................. .-..... 294 Little or New Sampford 507 Mile End, or Myland, see
Langenhoe .................. 362 Little Stambridge ..•.....• 581 . Colchester ............ , •• 167
644 Langford ....... .... ......... 362 Little Tey · ............ ·...... 615 Mill Bay, see Harwich.... 294
Langham .•...•..•...•.•. .-.; .. 362 Little (or East) 'fhurrock 623 Mill End, see Thaxted ... 617
:us Langley & Langley Upper Little 'fotham .......• , ... ;.. 634 Mill End Green, see
· Green ..................... 363 Little Wakering ............ 642 Great Easton .••.••..•.•• 210
156 Latchingdon &Snoreham 31>3 LittleWalden, see Saffron Mill Green, see Ingate-
54 Latton or Lactop ......... 364 Walden ................... 498 stone . ··················w 354
Laver-High ............... 364 Little Waltham ............ 649 Mill Street, see Harlow... 292
46 Laver Little ........... : ... 365 Little Warley ............... 692 Millers Green, see Willin-
6r6 Lawford or Lalford .... ,. 31)5 Little Wenden, see Wen- gale Doe ..••.•.••.••.••.•. 703
314 Law ling or Lalling, see dens Ambo ............... 6g6 Milton, see Southend ... , 520
315 Latchingdon ............. 364 Little Wigborongh .••...... · 703 Mistley ..•........•....••...... 435
315 Layer Breton ............... 366 Little Woodham, or l\lole Hill Green, see
Layer Cross, see Layer- Woodham. Mortimer ..• 727 Takeley .•..••.•...••.•••.. 612
316 de-la-Haye .............. 366 Little or Upper Yeldham 731 Monk Street, see'rhaxted 616
Layer-de-la-Haye .......... 366 Littlebury ...... , ........... 4o6 Monk wood Great &
320 Layer Marney ............. 367 Littlebury, see Stanford· · Little,seeEppiiigForest 215
321: Lea Bridge, see Leyton .•. · 378 Rivers ..................... 583 Moreton •••.•••••.••••••••••• 437
320 Lea Valley, see Epping Littlebury Green, see Morrell Roding, see The
Forest ••................... 215 · Littlebury ................ 406 Rodings ............ ~ .:•• ~. 477
42 Leaden Roding, see Littley Green, Ford Moss ford Green, see
see 'fhe Rodings ... .. ... .... .. 477 End ....... .•. .•.••. .• .••..• 226 Barking Side ... •••.••••• 42
440 Lee Chapel, East· Lea or - Loddart's Hill, see Haze- Moulsham, see Chelms- '
Ley, see Laindon .. .. •. 36o Jeigh. •• . .••••..•.••••• .••••• 308 ford .••.•••••. .• .••••••••.•• u5
42 Lee Wick, see St. Osyth. 505 London-Little, see Ber- Mount Bures ............... 438
359 Leebury, or Elmdon Lee, den ........................ 49 Mount Pleasant, see
436 see Elmdon ............... 21!01 London-Little, see Cor- Epping •••.•••••••••.••••• 215
Leigh, or Leigh-on-Sea .•• 367 nish Hall End .••.••.•• 193 Mountnessing •••.••.••.••••• 438
432 Leighs-Great or Much.. 376 Loiig Green, see Marks Moze or Mose, see Bean·
Leighs-Little ............. 376 Tey ........................ 432 mont-with-Moze ..••.••• 44
466 Level's Green, see Farn;. Long Hills, see Epping .•• 215 MuchLeighs,orGt.Leighs 376
508 ham........................ 221 Long Running,seeEpping Much Stambridge, -or
Lexden,or Lessenden, see Forest .................... 215 Great Stambridge.~ •••• 580
649 Colchester .....•.••..•.•• 166 Long Stomps,seeChelms- · Much Waltham, or GreaJ.
704 Lexden Heath, see Stan- ford ...............·......... u3 Waltham ... ...... ......... 648
313 way ........................ 586 Lord's Bushes,seeEpping Mocking ..................... 439
Leyton or Low Leyton ... 377 Forest •....·•.••.••......••• 215 Mucking Ford, or ~inford,
466 Leytonstone ......... ...... 389 Loughton .••.••.••.•••••.•• 407 see Mucking . .,. ......... 439
Lindsell ..................... 405 Low Leyton or Leyton ... 377 Mulberry Green, see
53 Linford or Mucking Ford, Lower Dovercourt, see Harlow ••• . .• ..• .•• . .• . •. . •. 292
see Mucking ..••..•..••• 439 Harwich ••••••.•••••.••••• 296 Mundon ....................... 439
78 Lion Point or Eastness, Lower Gate, see Nazeing 441 Myland, or Mile End, see
321 see Great Clacton .••... 155 Lower Kirby •••.••.•••••..• 358 Colchester .............. .•• r61
Lippitt's Hill, see High Lower Parks, see Lough· Nasing, or Nazeing ........ 440
32 Beech .................•... 312 ton •••··········•·········· 407 Navestock, Navestock
161 Liston .••.••••••.•.••.•••••.•• 406 Lower or Great Yeldham 730 Heath&Navestock Side 440
322 Little Baddow ............ 30 Lubber Hedges, see Steb- Naze (The), see Walton-
Little Bardtield ............ 32 bing ••...•.••.••.•...•..•..• 588 on-the-Naze ............. 678
427 Little Bentley............... 48 LudgatePlain,see Epping Nazeing(orNazeingWood)
354 Little Braxted ..•..•.....• 69 Forest .•••••.••.••.•••••..• 215 Common, see Nazeing 441
355 Little Bromley ............ 82 MagdalenGreen,seeGreat Nazingbnry. Nazeing 440
350 Little~urstead orBurgh· Clacton •••.••.••..•.••... 155 Netteswell or Nettleswell Jt41
stead........................ 92 MagdalenLaver••••.•.••..• 412 Nettleswell Cross,
215 Little Canfield ............ 34 Maldon .............•......... 41:2 Netteswell .......~ ........ 11 44J
Little Chesterford ......... 133 MallowsGreen,seeMann- Nevendon or Newen.don../- 442
509 Little Chickual, or Chig- den ........................ 429 New Bubbles, 11ee Soutlr-
nalSmealey,seeChignal 133 Manewden or Manuden.. 429 minster ............. _ .•• ,518
155 L~ttle Chishall,or Ghishill 144 Manningtree ··········:···· 419 Ne"! EIIgland I;sJand. see ,. ,+
356 Little Clacton ............... 156 Manor Park & Little - Little Wakenng •••.••••• o4Z
Little Coggeshall, see Ilford .................. :.. 421 New, or Little Sampford 507
612 Coggeshall ............... 158 Manuden or Manewden.. 429 New Thund~rsley, seJ
356 Little D-nnmow •••.••.•.••• 2o6 Maplestead-Great ·.~•••• 429 Thundersley .... ~.._.-. /;22
Little Easton •••••••• , ••• ... 210 Maplestead-Little , .........31
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Newman's End, see
Matching ........... .'.••.•• 432
Newport ..................... 442
Nine Ashes, see High
Ongar ..................... 447
Noak Hill .... , ............. 443
Nobles Green, see East-
wood ........................ 211
North Benfleet .............. 46
North End. see Ford End 226
North End, see Little bury 406
North Fambridge.......... 220
NorthOckendon(Woken-
don,orOckendon of the
Seven Fonntains) ...... 445
North Shoebury ............ 512
North Weald (Bassett) ... 693
North Wood, see Bel-
champWalter ............ 45
North Woolwich ......... 728
Norton-Cold ............... 191
Norton Mandeville ......... 444
Notley-Black............... 54
Xotley-White .............. 699
Oakley, or Ugley .......... 444
Oakley-lit·eat ............ 444
Oakley Green, see Oak-
ley ......................... 4-+4
Oakley-Little.............. .ol-45
Ockendon-North,ur Wo-
kendon, or Ockendon
of the Seven Fountaina HS
Ockendon-South, Wo-
kendon, or Ockendon
Rokely .................... 446
Od~we~l, or Odd well, see
Gestmgthurpe ......... 250
Old Bubbles, see South-
minster ... ....... ......... 578
Old Heath,see Colchester 166
Old, or Great Sampford
or Sanford ............... 507
Olmstead Green, see
Helions Bumpstead ..... 308
Ongar & Castra, or
Chipping Ongar ......... 142
Ongar High .............. 447
Ongar-juxta-Greensted.. 259
Orsett ......................... 448
Orsett hamlet, see Stock 592
Osey, see Great 'l'otham. 633
Ostend, see Bum ham-on-
Crouch.....................
Ounslow Green, see Barn-
ston ... .....................
Ovesham, or Housham,
see Matching ... ... ... ...
Ovington ....................
Oxen End, see Little
Bardfield ..................
Oxney Green, see Writtle
Paglesham,orPaklesham,
or Paekasham .........
Panfield ......................
Parkeston, see Harwich,
294; & see Ramsey ...
Parks-Upper & Lower,
see Loughton ............
Parndon-Great ..........
Pamdon-Little ............
Parsloes, see Rippleside,
Barking ... ...............
Parson'sHeath,seeGreen-
stead, Colchester ......
Pa.slow Common, see
High Ongar .............
Passingford Bridge, see
Stapleford Ta.wney .....
Paternoster Heath, see
Tolleshunt Knights.....
Pattiswick, Pateswick or
Parswick .................
Pebmarsh....................
Peldon, or Pelting.,on ...
Penny Green,see Pantield
Pennyfeathers Green, see
lt'yfield ....................
Pentlow, ....................-..
Perry Green, see .H~
well-juxta-Coggeshall..
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Pewett Island, see Lan·
genhoe, 362; & Kirby 359
Philpot End, see Dun·
mow........................ 202
Pilgrim's Hatch, see
South Weald, 694; &
see Brentwood ......... 70
Pinches, see Margaret
Roding .................. 479
Pitsea..... .......... ....... ... 453
Plaistow ............... ... ... 454
Plaistow Marsh, see Can-
ning Town ............... 9-4
Pledgden & Pledgden
Green, see Henham ... 310
Pleshey & Pleshey Bury 465
& 466
Pond Street, see Wenden
Lofts ........................ 696
Ponders End. see Epping
l<'orest ..................... 215
Pontisbright, or Chappel. II3
Porters-Great, £ee Rip-
pleside, Barking ...... 34
Potter Street, see Harlow 292
Potton Island - lireat,
see Great Wakering ... 641
Potton Island-Little, see
Little Wakering......... 642
Potts Green, see 1\larks
Tey ........................ 432
Prittlewell, see South-
end ........................ 520
Purfleet, see West 'l'hur-
rock ........................ 62~
Purleigh ..................... 466
Purton End, see Debden Ig8
Pyefteet Creek, see Mer-
sea . .. .... . •... .... ... ..... 433
Quashers Corner, see
Messing.................... 435
Quendon ..................... 467
Radley Green, see High·
wood,312 ; &Willingale
Doe .. .......... ... .... .. . .. 703
Ra<lwinter ................... 467
Raine or Rl~yne ............ 472
Raiuham ..................... 468
Ramsden Bellhouse ....... 468
Ramsden Crays ............ 469
Ramsden Heath, see
.Ramsden. Bellhon!!e .. . 468
8g .Ramsey ... ... . .. ... ...... ... 4~ Sheering ... . .. ... ... ... ... ...
RanksGreen, see I<'airsted ~20 SheeringHall,seeShalford
43 Ra wreth or Raurehithe ... 470 Shelley........................
Ray Island, see Mersea ... 434 Shelley Hill, see Epping
432 Ra·~rleigll ... . .. ....... .. ... .. . 470
449 Rayne or Raine ............ 472
Rettendon & Rettendon
32 Common ......... 472 & 473
729 Richmonds Green, see
Tba.xted .................. 616
449 Rick1ing ..................... 473
450 Ridgwell, or Ridgewell ... 474
Ridgwell Norton, see
469 Stambourne ............ 580
Ringtail Green, see
407 Pleshey .................. 466
450 Ringwood, see Canewdon 93
451 Rippleside, see Barking... 33
Rivenhall&Hivenhall End 474
3-4 & 475
Rochford ..................... 475
166 Rodiug-High, see The
Rodings .................. 477
447 Rodings, or Roothings
('fbe) ..................... 477
588 Hokeby, or Willingale
Doe ot· Willingeball
632 D'Ou-................ ..... 703
Rolling Ground, see Har·
451 wich ........................ 294
452 Romeland, see Waltha.m
452 Abbey ..................... 643
450 Romford & Romford
Common ......... 480 & 481
249 Rmuford Rural, see
'f53 Romford ................... 481
Rophey Green, see J:<'ord
61 End,226 ; & see Pleshey 466
Rose see Cha.ppel u3
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Rotten End, see Wethers·
field ........................ 698
Round Bush, see Birch... 52
RonndThicket,seeEpping
}4"orest ..................... 215
Row Green, see Black
Notley ..................... 55
Rovrhedge, see East
Donyland.................. 201
Roxwell ................... ... 493
Roydon, or Woodredon... 494
Ruckholts, see Leyton ... 378
Rudduck'sHill,seeAshdon 27
Runsell. Danbury..... 197
Rnnwell .......... ......... ... 495
Rush Green, see Great
Clactoms5; &Romford 481
Rushley Island, see Great
Wakering ................. 641
Sabines Green, see Nave-
stock ........................ 440
Saffron Walden ............ 495
St. James's,Little Heath,
sf'e Aldborough Hatch. 23
~t. John's lireeu, see
Culchester........ ... ... ... 163
St. Lawrence Newland ... 504
St. Osyth ..................... 504
Salcot or Salcot Wig-
borough ................... 5o6
Salcot Creek, see )lersea. 434
Salcot Virley, or Virley .. 641
Saling-Ureat .............. 5o6
Saling-Little ............... 507
Sampford (or Sanford)-
Great or Ol_d ............ 507
Sampford-Ltttle or New 507
Sa.ndon or Sandown ...... soB
Sandpit Plain, see Epping
Forest ..................... 215
Sanford, or Sampfuru-
Great or Old ............ 507
Seven Kmgs, see Great
Dford ..................... 322
Seward's End, see Saffron
Walden .................... 498
Sewardstuue, see Wal-
tham Abbey .............. 644
Seward£otouelmry, see
Sewardstone, Waltham
Abbey ..................... 644
Shalford ... .... .. ... ... ... ... 509
Forest ... . .. ... .. . . . . . . . ...
Shellow Bowells ............
Shenfield .....................
Shoebnry-North .........
Shoebury-South ... ... ...
Shoeburyness, see South
Shoebury..................
Shopland .....................
Shrub End,see Colchester
Sible Hedingham .........
Sibley's Green, see
Thaxtetl ..................
Silvertown (near ~orth
Woolwicb) ...............
Skippet·s (or Holmes)
Island, see Kirby ......
Slamundsey or Slamsey,
see Black ~otley ......
Smith'sGreen,see Debden
Suuth's Ureen, see Take-
ley ..........................
Snaresbrook, &ee Wan-
stead .......................
Stuweluuu, see Latching-
don ........................
South Hentieet ....... ......
South Chingfurd, see
Chingford ...............
South Fambridge .........
South Green, see Great
Burstead ..................
South .Green, see Fing-
ringhoe ........... .... .. ...
South Hanningfield........
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South Hornchurch, see
Hornchurch ............ 316
South Ockendon (Woken•
don, or Ockendon
Rokely) .................. 446
South Shoebury ............ 512
South Weald ............... 693
South Woodford, see
'\Voodford ................ 710
South W oodham, see
W oodham Ferrers ...... 726
Southchurch, see South-
end .................. ~.... 520
Soutbchurch Wick, see
Southend .......... ...... 520
Southe~d-on-Sea ........... 518
Southmmster ............... 578
Southwood, see Writtle .•• 729
Spains End, see Cornish
Hall End .................. 193
Springfield, 579; &
Chelmsford ............... u6
Springwell, see Little
Chesterford ............... 133
Squirrells Heath, see ·
Romford .................. 481
Stambourne & St!un-
bout•ne Green ............ 58o
l:ltambridge- Great (or
Much) ..................... 58o
Stambridge-Little ...... 581
Stanesgate, see Steeple ... 589 .'
Sta:nfo.-d-le-Hope ......... 581
Stauford Rivers ............ 582
Stansted or Stansted
Mountfitchet ............ 583...
Stanway ..................... 585
Stanway All Saints, see
Stanway ............ ... .. • 586
:-ltapleford Abbots ......... 587
~tapleford 'fawney ....... 587
Staples Hill, see Epping.• 215
Sta1·ling's Green, see
Clavering ................ 157
Stabbing .... .. . ...... . .. ..• ... 58B
Stebbing lireen,see Steb-
bing ........................ 588
Steeple or Steeple-cum-
Stauesgate ............... :;
Steeple Bumpstead, or
Bumpstead-ad-'furrim 589
SteventonEnd,see.A shdon 27
509 Stifford . ... ... ...... ... ... ... 590
509 Stisted or Stistead ......... 591
510 Stock, or Stock Harvard .• 591
Stocking Green, seeRad-
21 s
1
winter ... . .. ...... .....•... 467
510 Stondon, or StondouMas-
510 sey, or De Marcy ...... 592
512 Stone, see St. Lawrence
512 Newland ............ ...... 504
Stones Green, see Great
512 Oakley ................... 445
514 Stourmere, or Sturmere,
166 or Sturmer ............... 612
515 Stourwood, see Ramsey .. 469
Stow Maries ................. 593
616 Stratford, or Stratford
l..angthorne ............... 593
5tb Stratford New 'rown, see
Stratford .................. 594
359 Strawber:ry Hill, see
Epping l<'orest ......... 215
54 Stt-eet Upper, see Kirby 359
198 Strethall ..................... 611
Strode or Stroude, see
612 Mersea ..................... 433
Sturmer, or Stmmere,
68.o1 or Stourmere ............ 612
~urrex, see Feering. ...... 222
303 Sutton ........................ 612
40 'fakeley ...................... 6I2
Tendring ..................... 613
137 'ferling....................... 614
220 Tey Cross, see Great Tey 615
Tey-Great ................. 615
91 Tey Little .................. 615
Thames Haven, see
225 Corringham ...... ...... 194
290 Thaxted ..................... 616
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Theydon Bois or Thoyden Tye (The), see Margaret- Warley-Great or West, Widdington .••.••.•••••.•...• 702
Bois ........................ 618 ting ..•..•..•.......••..•..• 431 or Warley Abbess .....• 6gr 1\'Tidford ...•................•• 702
Theydon Garnon or Ger- Tye Green, see Elsenham 213 Warley-Little ............. 692 Wigborough-Great ...... 702
non ........................ 619 Tyler's Green, see North Warren,seeEpping Forest 214 Wigborough-Little ...... 703
Theydon Mount ...........• 619 Weald (Bassett) ......... 693 Warren Hill, see Epping WigbroWick,seeSt.Osyth 505
Thorington or Thorring- Ugley, or Oakley ......... 444 Forest ..............•.....• 215 Willingale Doe, or Wil-
ton ........................ 621 Ulting ........................ 634 Waterside, see Brad well- lingehallD'Ou orRokely 703
Thorncroft,see Gt.Henny 310 Upminster, & Upminster on-Sea .................... 62 Willingale Spain ...•..••.•• 704
Thornwood & Thornwood Common & Garden ... 635 Weald-North (Bassett) 693 Wimbish & 'fhunderly ... 704
1

Common, see North Upper Dovercourt, see Weald-South ............. 694 Wimbish Green, see
• Weald (Bassett) ••......• 693 Harwich .................. 295 Weeley ....................... 695 Wimbish &Thunderly. 704
Thorpe-East, or East- UpperGreen-Langley ..• 363 Wenden (or Wendon) Witham, with Chipping
horpe ...................... 209 Upper Kirby .............. 358 Lofts ...........•......... 6g5 Hill ....................... 705
Thorpe-le-Soken ........... 620 Upper Parks,seeLoughtn 407 Wenden-Great & Little, Witney, see Fytield .•.••.•• 249
'fhorrington or Thoring- Upper Street, see Kirby.. 359 see Wendens Ambo ...• 696 Wivenhoe, or Wyvenhoe 708
ton ......................... 621 Upper Town, seeNazeing 4.P Wendens Ambo ............ 696 Wix ........................... 709
Thoyden (or 'fheydon) Upper, or LittleYeldham 731 Wennington ............... 697 Wixoe, see Birdbrook ...• 53
Bois ........................ 6r8 Upshire, see Waltham Wesley End, see Stam- Wokendon, see North &
Thunderly, see Wimbish 704 .Abbey ..................... 6H bourne ..................... 580 South Ockendon .. 445 & 4-1-6
Thundersley&NewThnn- Upton Cross, see Forest West Bergholt ............. 49 Woodford, South Wood-
dersley ............ 621 & 622 Gate ........................ 227 West Donyland (or Bere- ford, Woodford Bridge,
Thurrock - Little (or Upton Park .••.••..•.....•• 638 church), see Colchester 166 Woodford Green &
East) ..•......•..•..•.....• 623 Vange, or Fange ......... 641 West Ham ..•.....•.••.....• 282 Woodford Wells .•• 710 & 711
Thurrock-West ......... 623 Virley, or Salcot Virley.. 641 West Hanningfield ..•..•..• 290 Woodham Ferrers, or
Tilbury-juxta-C1are ..•... 625 Wake Valley, see Epping West Horndon ............. 321 Woodham Ferris ....... 726
Tilbury Docks, see ·west Forest ..................... 215 West Mersea ............... 433 Woodham Mortimer, or ·
Tilbury ........•........• 626 Wakering~Great ......... 641 West Rocks, see Walton- Little Woodham .••.••••• 727
Tilbury-East ............ 625 Wakering-Little •••.••.•• 6.J.2 on-the-Naze ............... 678 Woodham South, see
Tilbury-West ..•..•.....• 625 Wakes Colne ............... 6.J.2 West Thurrock with Pur- Woodham Ferrers .••••• 726
Tilbury Fort, see West Walbury, see Great Hal- fleet ....................... 623 Woodham Waiter ••••••.•• 727
Tilbury .................. 625 lingbury .................. 261 West 'filbury ............... 625 Woodredon, or Roydon.. 494
Tillingham ...........•.....• 628 Walden-Little, see Sa.f- West or Great Warley or Woodridden Hill, see
'filty ......................... 629 fron 'Valden ............. 498 Warlev .Abbess ......... 691 Epping ..................... 215
Tindon End, see Great or Wallasea, see Canewdon 93 Westcliff-on -Sea, see 'VoolnerGreen,seeStisted 591
Old Sampford ......... 507 Walls Green, see Willin- Southend .................. 52;) Woolwich-North ......... 728-
Tiptree, 629; & see 'fol- gale Doe ..•..•.....•.••.•• 703 Wethersfield ..•......•.....• 697 Wormingford ............... 728
leshunt D'.Arcy ......... 631 Waltham .Abbey, or Wal- White Colne, or Colne-le- Wrabness ..................... 728
Tollesbury ................... 630 tham Holy Cross ..1. ..... 643 Blanc ...................... 698 Writtle, 728 ; &; see
Tolleshunt D'Arcy ........• 631 Waltham - Great or White Notley ..•.••.••..•.•• 699 Chelmsford ............... n:3
Tolleshunt Knights ...... 632 Much ...................... 648 White Roding, see The Wyatt's Green, see Black-
Tolleshunt Major (or Waltham-Little •••.••.•• 649 Rodings ..•..•.••..•...... 477 more........................ 54
Magna) ................... 632 Walthamstow .............. 650 Whitehall Plain, see Ep- Wykeford, Wygeford,
Toot Hill, see Stanford Walton Creek, see Wal- ping Forest ............... 215 Wickford or Wicfort ... 700
Rivers ..................... 583 ton-on-the-Naze .••....• 678 Whitehouse Plain, see Wyvenhoe or Wivenhoe 708
Toppesfield ..•.•...•........• 632 Walton-on-the-Naze, or Epping Forest .••.••...••• 215 Yardley Farm, see Thax-
Torrell's Hall, see Willin- Walton-le-Soken .••.•• 678 Wicken Bonant, or Wic- ted .......................... 615
gale Doe .................. 703 Wanstead .................... 68r ken Bonhunt ............ 699 Yardley Hill, see Epping
Totham-Great ........... 633 Wanstead Slip, see Strat- Wickford or Wykeford, Forest ..................... 214
Totham-Little .••.....•... 634 ford ........................ 594 Wygeford or Wicfort ..• 700 Yeldham-Great orLowr 730
•rumblerGreen,seeStisted 591 Warley Common, see Wickham Bishops ......... 701 Yeldham-Lit. or Upper 73r
Twinstead, or Twinshead 63+ Great Warley .••.••.••.•• 691 Wickham St. Paul •••..•..• 701J York Hill, see Loughton 407

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Abbot's hall, )Iajor Richard George Armine Marriott Greenstead hall, Claude Frederick Shoolbred esq. see
D.s.o. see Shalford ...................................•.......•. 509 Greenstead Green, Halstead .......•.•••.••.••.••.••......... 263
Albyns, .l<'rederic Edward Loyd esq. J.P. see Stapleford Greensted hall, Howel John James Price esq.,.B.A., D.L.,
Abbots ..•..•..•..•......................•...•..•.....•..•......... 587 J.P. see Greensted-juxta-Ongar •.•..•..•.••..•..•.....•... 259
Alresford hall, Capt. E. Fras. Hausburg, see Alresford."" 24 1Grey Towers, Mrs. Holmes, see Hornchurch ............ 316
Apton hall, George E. Hawkins esq. see Canewdon ..... 93 Grove(The),PercyEdwardLaurenceesq. J.P. seeWitham 705
Auberies, Lieut.-Col. Waiter St. George Burke J. P. see Guisnes court, Thos. Godfrey Binney esq. see Tollesbury 63o
Bulmer ..•..•.••..•..•....••.....~..............•.••..•.....•.....-, 87 Hailingbury Place, William Lockett Agnew esq. J".P.
Audley End, Lord Braybrooke, see Saffron Walden '1-: •• 497 (Lanes), see Great Hallingbury ........................... 261
Barrington hall, Alfred Gosling esq. see Hatfield ......... 305 Hargrave park, Gilbert Alder, jun. esq. see Stansted... 584
Bedfords, Sir Montagu Cornish Turner kt. see Havering- Hassobury, Robert Cunliffe Gosling esq. D.L., J. P. see
Atte-Bower ........................................................ 307 }.,arnham ...... ... ... ....... ..•..•.••... ... ..•.......••... .••..•••. 221
Beech Hill park, Arthur Janion Edwards esq. n.L., J, P. Hatfield Place, Arthur Chandos Arkwright esq. J.P.
see ""Taltham Abbey .....•..•..................••••..•......... 644 see Hatfield Peverel... ..•..• ... ..•.••....••..•... .•• .••... ..•..• 306
Belhus, Alfred Stead esq. see Aveley ... ... ... ..• ... ..• ..• . .. 29 Hatfield priory, Philip Charles Tennant esq. , see
Berechurch hall, Thomas Hetheringtou esq. J. P. see Hatfield Pe,..erel . ..• ... .....• .••.......•...•..• .•• ....••... ...... 306
Berechurch, Colchester . .. ... .... ... .. . .. . .. ... ..• .....•. .• . . . 166 Havering park, Mrs. Mclntosh,see Havering-Atte-Bower 307
Birch hall, Rt. Hon. James Round P.c., M.A., D.L., J.P. Hedingham Castle, James Henry Alexander Majendie
see Birch . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ••. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 esq. D.L., J. P. see Castle Hedingham .. ."!:: .•••••••••••••• 109
Bishop's hall, Col. Rt. Hon. Amelius Richard Mark Hill hall, Chas. Edwd. Hunter esq. see Theydon Mount 6r9
Lockwood P.c., C.Lo., M.P., J.P. see Lambournef.: ... 361 Hill house, Mrs. Mounsey, see Dedham •••.................• 199
Blake hall, William J~uckiey Gladstone esq. see Ho! field grange, Reginald Duke Hill esq. J.P. see Cogges-
Bobbingworth ... ... . .. ... . .. . . . .. ...• ..• ... ... ..• .. . ... ..• ... ... 55 hall... ... ... .....• ..• . .. ... .. . . ....•.••.•• ..•..•....•• ..• ....•. ..•..• 158
Boreham bouse,Lord Kenyon K.C.Y.O.,T.D. seeBoreham1- 59 Hope house, Robert Baines Johnson esq., J.P. see Little
Bower house, John Taylor esq :ar.mst.c.E. see Havering- Burstead .....•.•• .••..•..• .•••••.••.••.•••••.••.•• .••.••.••.••••• 9~
Atte-Bower ........•.....•.............................•..•.••..• 307 Horham hall, Alfred Paget Humphry esq. M. A., M. v.o.,
Boyles court, J oseph Francis Lescher esq. D.L., J.P. see D.L., J.P. see Thaxted .....••.•..•........•..•.....•.••.....•..• 616
South '\\"eald ., .••.........•....•...•.................. -~···· ..• ... 694 Horkesley park, Commander Edward Barrington Purvis
Braxted park, William Whytehead Boulton esq. see Kelso R.N. (ret. ), D.L., J.P. see Great Horkesley ~-·· 315
Great Braxted ..........••..•... I................................ 6g Hutton hall, Malcolm Carlisle Pilkington esq. see
Champion lodge, Sir Claude Champion de-Crespigny Hut 'ton . .. . .. . ...... .. ... .•• ..• ..• ..•... ... ..•..•... ..• .•. ... ..• ..• 321
hart. D.L, J. P. see Hey bridge .............................. 31 r Hyde (The ),Edgar Xorton Disney esq.B.A. see Iugatestone 354
Chesterford park, Lord Inchcape G.C.M.G., K.C.I.E., ylands, 8ir Dani.FulthorpeGooch bart.J.P.seeWidford 702
K.C.S.I. see Little Chesterford ....~•........•..•..•..•.••.•• 133 Jacques hall, Sir Edwin Harris DunningJ.P.see Bradfieid 61
Colne house, Lieut.-General Sir Alfred Robert Martin Kelvedon hall, John Algernon Jones esq. see Kelvedon
K.C.B. see EarlsColne .......................•.•• ~ •. ~ •....••.•• 208 I.....................................................
Hatch .....•..• 358
Coine park, John James Dumville Botterell esq. J.P. see Kmg's Ford, Sir Kenelm Edward Digby K.c., G.C.B.,
Colne EIIgai11e .••.••..•....••.••..•.•..••..•.••.••.••.••..•.•••.• 192 J.P. see Stanway •.• '~:...•..•.• ·•••••··· ..............•..••.•..• 587
Copped hall, Ernest James Wythes esq. J.:r. see Epping King's Moor house, Joseph Todhunter esq. J.P. see
Upland .••.••.••.••.....•..•••.....••..•.••.••....••••••••..•.••.•• 219 Great Parndon .....•..............•..............•...........•..• 451
Crix, Collingwood Hope esq.K.C.,J.P.see Hatfield Peverei 306 Langford grm·e, ReY. the Hon. Frederick Ernest Charl-es
Cut Hedge, George Courtauld esq. J.P. see Gosfield ..•• 252 Byron M.A. see Langford .................................... 362
Dagnam park, Str Thomas Lewis Hughes Neave bart. Langham hall, Sir Rob~rt Balfour hart. M.P. see Lang-
D.L., J. P. seeN oak Hill ..•...........•.••..•..•..••••.••.....• 444 ham ........ h ............................. ···~·· .................• 363
Danbury park, Lt.-Col. the Hon. Alwyn Henry Fuike Langleys, Col. William Nevill Tufnell D.L., J.P. see
Greville 1u.v.o., J.P. see Danbury ..•.••..•...••••••..•..•••• 197 Great 'Valthan1 ..?: .............................................. 648
Debden hall, Baroness Strathcona & Mount Royal, Lawford hall, Francis Morgan Nichols esq. M.A., F.S.A.
see Debden .•••••..••.•.•..•• ···············~···.6 .............. xg8 see Lawford .••.••..•.••.•.,..•..•.••....••.••..••••.••.••.••••••.• 365
Down hall, :Major Hol'8ce Waiter Calverley J. P. see Layer Marney Tower, Walter M. de Zoete esq. see Layer
oy~:!fi~~k··Th~~-~~··sp~~~~~··a~~ii~g··~g_~--~~~··a;~~t 1L:~~:n?ri~;;: ii~~t·~~ Ed;~;d·H~gh~~:H:;;gh~~··;Q~
305
... .. 367

Maplestead •.•..•........•...........................•.•..•...... 430 J.P., F.s.A. see Little Leighs ..•........•....................• 377
Easton lodge, Earl of Warwick (Lord Lieut.), see Little Lexden park, Mrs. Sanders, see Lexden, Colchester ..• 166
Easton ..•.....•..•.....•.•.......................••....•••.•...... 2II Lofts hall, Duncan Stewart Ells worth esq. see W endon
Elmdon Bury, John Fiske Wiikes esq. J.P. see Elmdon .. 212 Lofts ............................................................... 6g5
Elsenham hall, Sir Waiter Gilbey bart. D.L., .J.P. see Mark hall, Newman Gilbey esq. J.P. see Latton .........• 364
Elsenham ......................................................... 213 I Marks hall, Thomas Phillips Price esq. J .P. see Markshall 431
Faulkbourne hall, Christopher William Parkeresq. M.A., :Messing park, John E. C. Eatonesq. M. A. see Messing ..• 435
D. L., J.P. see Faulkbourne ..............................._... 221 Michaelstow hall, Gerald Augustus Curry esq. see
Felix hall, Harry Wrightson esq. see Kelvedon .•.•........ 356 Ramsey ..................................................•.....•... 469
Forest hall, Harold McCorquodale esq. J.P. see High Monkhams hall, Col. Richard Beale Coivin C.B., T.D.,
Ongar••••••.....•.....•..•..••••..•......•....•.•~ ••.••••••.••.•••• 447 D.L., J.P. see 'Valtham Abbey ............•..•.....•.•• ·-··· 644
Gat wick, Ed ward Thomas Mashiter es<I: J. P. see Great Moor hall, John Balfour esq. see Harlow ....••...........• 292
Burstead ••• ..•..•.••. ..•..•..• ... .......••... ..•.••.•..••.•••.•••• 91 Mount Echo, Henry James Barnes esq. see Chingford.. 137
Gaynes park, William ::;waine Chisenhale-Marsh esq. I Moyns park, The Hon. Mrs. St. John Ives, see Steeple
D.L., J.P. see .Theydon Garnon ••..•••••.••.••..•.••..••••••• 619 Bumpstead ....................................................... 589
Ga.ynes park, Henry Joslin esq. D. L., J.P. see Upminster 635 Nazeing park, Waiter E Hargreaves esq. see l'fazeing •.• 4-P
1
Gillwell park (unoccupied), see Sewardstone, Waltham Newton hall, Alfred Bovill esq. see Dunmow .........••• 203
Abbey ... .....•••. ... ... ...... ...... ..•.......••.••.•• ... ......... 644 Orsett hall, Francis Henry Douglas Charlton Whttmore
Gosfield hall, Mrs. Lowe, see Gosfield..•.••..•..•.....•....•• 251 esq. D.L., J.P. see Orsett .................................... 44.3
Gosfield Piace,Rev.Basil James Harold Sparrow Heridge Over hall, Mrs. Caroline A. Oates, see Gestingthorpe ... 250
M.A. see Gosfield ................................................ 252 Parndon hall, Loftus Joseph Wigram Arkwright esq.
Great Claydons, Mrs. Horatio Fraser Kemble, see East see Little Parndon .......••..•..•.••.....••..•.•...•.••..•..•... 451
Hanningfield ................................................. 29 0 Pyrgo park, Lord O'HaganJ.P.see Havering-Atte-Bower 307
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Quendon hall, Wm. Foot Mitchell esq. J.P. see Quendon 467 Stubbers, Champion Branfill Russell eeq. J.P. see North
Uamsden hall, Thomas Wait-er Bacon esq., J.P. see Ockendon . .. . ... .. ... .•. ... . . . ... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . ... ... ... 4464.
'Ramsden Crays.. ... ... . .. ... . .. ... ... ... . .. . .. . ..... ..• ... ... ... 469 Suttons, Sir Drummond Cunliffe Smith bart. see
B.ivenhall place, Augustus Maunsell Bradhurst esq. see Stapleford Tawney ............................................. 587
Rivenhall . . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . . 474 Terling Place, Lord Rayleigh P.c., o.u., LL.D., D.C.L.,
Rochford lawn, J ames Tabor esq. D. L., J. P. see Rochford 47 5 F.R.s., J.P. see Terling ................................•..•... 614
Roydon lodge, George C. Beck with esq. see Roydon .••..• 494 Thohy priory, Henry Prescott Ueorge Blencowe esq. l.P.
t~.-Runwell hall, Lieut.-Col. Hy. Kemhle J.P. see Runwell 495 see Mountnessing ...............................•............... 438
Ryes (The), Col. Nathaniel Barnardiston D.L., J.P. & Thorndon hall, Lord Petre, see West Horndon ..•......... g2 1
Lady Florence, see Little Henny .•~ ••.....•.••.••.••..•.•• 310 Thorpe hall, Maj.-Gen. Hon. Julian Hedworth George ·
St. Leonard's, Rohert Miller esq. see Fryerning ..•..• ... 248 Byng C.B., M.v.o. see Thorpe-le-Soken ~ ..•..•.••..•.•• 620
St. Leonards house, Ralph Frederic Bury esq. D. L., J.P. Towers (Heybridge), Edmund Ernest Bentall esq. J.P.
see Na.zeing . . . . . . •.• . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 441 see Heybridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . .. 3I 1
St. Osyth's priory, Arthur Cowley esq. see St. Osyth •.• 505 Upminster hall, Charles Whittaker esq. see Upminster 635
Shelley hall, Malcolm William Galloway esq. see Shelley 510 Waltons, Rev. Hugh Raincock Ffeming, see Ashdon ... 27
Shortgrove, Sir Carl Ferdinand Meyer bart. J.P. see Warlies park, Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton bart.
Newport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 3 G.c.M.G., v.n., D.L., J.P. see Waltham Abbey •••.••.•• 64~
Skreenspark, Hy.Otho Nicholson Shawesq. see Roxwell 493 Weald hall, Christopher Cecil Tower esq. M. A., F.R.G.s.
llo Sloe house, Lt.-Col. Edmund Deacon D.L. see Halstead 265 see South Weald ... . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. ... 694
Spains hall, Archibald Weyland Ruggles-Brise esq. Westwood house, Captain William James Montagu
D.L., l.P. see Finchingfield ..................................... 224 Hill, see Great Horkesley .....•.... ~ ..........•............ ~15
Spaynes hall, Mrs. Charles Martin Wade, see Great Wethersfield Manor house, Sir J. 'Fortescue l<'lannery t
Yeldham ......................................................... 730 hart. M.P., D.L., J.P. see Wethersfield ...........•..•....•• 698
Spencer grange, Rev. Sir Peile Thompson bart. M.A. Witham lodge, Edmund Pelly esq. see Witbam ..•.••.•• 705
see Great Y eldhatn ........ ".... .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. ... . .. . .. .. . . . . 730 Wivenhoe hall, Alex. K. Barlow esq. see Wivenhoe .••.•• 708
Stanstead hall, Samuel Courtauld esq. see Greenstead Wood ball, Charles Beadle esq. J.P. see Arkesden... .••.•• 26
Green, Halstead ... ...... ..........•............. ... ............ :263 Woodhill, Major Sir Frederic Carne Rasch hart. D.L.,
Stansted hall, William Fuller-lVIaitland esq. J.P. see J.P. see Sandon ...... .............................................. so8
Stansted ... ... . •. . . ... . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... . 58 .f Woodredon, Thomas ;Fowell Victor Buxton esq. M.A.., •
Stisted hall, Cecil Sebag-Montefiore esq. D.L., J.P. see l.P. see Waltham Abbey ·························~·········· 644
Stisted ......... ....•........•. ...... ...................••... ... ... 591 Wyvenhoe park, Charles Edmund <.;ooch esq. J.P. see
Stockwell hall, Hon. John Henry Savile D.L., J.P. see Wivenhoe ......................................................... 708
Little Burstead . . .. .. . . . . .. ... .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . ... . ... . .. .. . . . . 92
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ADAMS A. & SO~, Furniture removers & ware- COUNTY FIRE OFFICE LIMITEJ) •••............ 2
housemen ..••............ ".................................. 51 COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX CHRONICLE,
ADAMS C. & CO., Millers, corn, coal & seed mers 34 Newspaper ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ........................... 47
ADDINGTON TIMBER, SLATE & CEMENT CREASEY G. & SONS, Printers, stationers, die
CO. LTD., Doors & mouldings importers &c ... 12 stampers &c.................................... ........ ... 42
ALEXANDER W. J., Pedigree Jersey cattle breeder DALDY R. J. & SON, House furnishers, yacht up-
& importer ............... c •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 35 holsterers &e ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... . . . ... ... . . . 26
ALL EN W., Funeral furnisher ....................... . .,_6 DOTTRIDGE BROTHERS LIMI'rED, Under-
APPLEGATE A. E., Wine, spirit, beer & mineral takers' manufacturers & warehousemen . . . ... ... . . . 8
water merchant ......................................... . 15 DOYLE L., Scale & weight manufacturer............ 63
ASHTON E. C. & CO., Oil & color merchants, DUFFIELD & SHALLIS, Costumiers, milliner~,
glass & earth en waro dealers . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . 21 furriers &c ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... ... .. . ••• ... . .. ... . .. 56
ASLETT W. J., Scho~l........................... ......... 14 DUKE & OCKENDEN LIMITED, Artesian well
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.BARKER H. & SONS, Motor jobmi.sters & fly engtneers .... ... . .. ... . . . ... . . ... ... . . . ... ... .. . . .. . . . . . . . . ~3

proprietors ...... ...... ... ............... ... .... . .... ...... 36 DUNHAM E., Builder, decorator & sanitary
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:BARKER P. H. & SO~, Timber merchants & engineer ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . . . . . . . . . ... ... ... ... ... 5J
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JOinery manu f ac t urers ................................ . 45 DURRA~T G. & SON, Photographic chemists ... 39
BARNES & WILLIA1\B, Gravel merchants, car- EAST A., Corn, seed, flour, coal & wood merl'hant. 56
men & contractors ...................................... . 63 EAST COAST ILLUSTRATED NEWS & CLAC-
:BATES BROTHERS, Gr>cer.:~, wine, spirit, bottled TON-ON-SEA GRAPHIC, Newspaper ......... ... 30
ale & stout. merchants.................................... 36 EAST ESSEX ADVERTISER & CLACTOS
BEARD & DAN lELL, Auctioneers, valuers &estate I NEWS, Newspaper... .. ... ......... ... ... ... ... ... ...... 31
agents......................................................... 28 EASTWOOD & CO. LIMITED, Brick, lime &
BEDINGFIELD G. T., Cement specialist & brick cement mrrchants ... . .. ... . . . . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... . . . ... t2
manufacturer ..................... ... .................. ... 17 EKINS & CO. LDIITED, Builders, decorators &
BENTALL E. H. & CO. LTD., Agricultural electrical engineers ... .. . ... ............ ... . . . ... ... ... ... 37
implement manufacturers ............................. . 48 ELNAUGH A. J., Practical electric light & hell
:BOLINGBROKE & SONS, Ladies' tailors, dress- fitter ................................... ~ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 22
makers, ft1rriers &c ...................................... . 17 ESSEX ARMS HOTEL (Watford)............... ...... 54
BOT l' L. & CO., Tarpaulin, wag)n cover, stack ESSEX COUNTY CHRO~ICLE, Newspaper...... 18
cloth, &c. manufacturers ............................. . 15 ESSEX COUNTY STANDARD, Newspaper......... 24
:BIMDRIDGE A., Cattle & poultry food mfr. &c •. 19 ESSEX COUNTY TELEGRAPH, Newspaper...... zr
:BRADSHAW R., Coal, coke & wood merchant & ESSEX HERALD, Newspaper ............ ...... ..... 18
cartage contractor ...................................... . 32 ESSEX NEWSMAN, Newspaper ..................... 18 ·
BRAUND & ORAJ\'I, Auctioneers, sm·veyors & EWEN & TO:v.ILINSON LIMITED, Builders·, slate
valuers ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..... .. . . ... ... .... .. . ..... 39 & tin1ber n1erchants ... . . . ... . . . ... ...... ... . . . ... ... ... 40
:BRITISH GENERAL INSURANCE CO. LTD ... 3 FELLS W. & SON LIMITED, Landscape gr~.rdeners,
BROA.D & CO. LIMITED, Bri~k & tile manufac- nurserymen & seed~men ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... 42
turers & sanitary specialists .......................... . 11 FENN & CO., Auctioneers, surveyors & valuers... 28
BROWN & SON LIMITED, Timber merchants & FINCH F., Photographer ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 31
importers.................................... . ............. 16 FLOWER A .• Motor garage.............................. 31
BRYAN CORCORAN LIMITED, Engineers & FOSTER M. & F. 0. & CO., Builders, contractors,
millwrights ...... ... ... ...... ..... ................ ..... ... 13 shopfitters &c ... .... . .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4 tl
BRYMAN I., Tailor, breeches maker & costumier 22 FRENCH W., Builder & undertaker ...... ... ... ... ... 43
BUCK P., Baker, caterer & confectioner .......... .. 55 G LEESON M., Artificial manure (seride) ma.nfr ... 57
CHAPMAN H., Goldsmith, watch maker & optician 19 GLEESON M. & CO., Seedsmen, nurserymen &c... 57
CHOAT & SON, Builders, plumbers & decorators .. . 19 GODFREY H. & T. C., Tent, marquee & sail cloth
CHRISTMAS A., Coach & motor car builder .... .. 55 ma.nuf«Wturers ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .•• ..• ... ... ... ... ... 20
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CHRISTMAS T., Coach, carriage & motor builder 33 GOLDING G. A., Builder, decorator, •
plumber &c 2Z

CLEVEDON PRIVATE HOTEL (Ost.erleypark).. 50 GOODEY R. H., Port<tble buildings contractor &c 23
COCKS & LEES, Surveyors, valuers & estate agts 39 GRAVESON & CO., Drapers, hatters & outfitters 34
COLEBROOK, SMITH & CO. LTD., Automobile GRIFFIN H. L. & CO., Removal c::mtractors, h')use
Engineers ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... 59 furnishers &c ... . ..... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..•... ... ... ... .. 27
COLEMAN & CO., Builders, contractors & decrtrs 46 GUEST & ClUUM8S, Brass founders ... ... ••. ... ... 6'\
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HALE J. T., Carriage & motor body builder •••••• 40 MOULTON J. K., Organist & pianist ............... 41
HANNAFORD W., Optician ............................. . 6o MURRAY J. W. & SON, Builders, contractors &
HARDING R., Printer ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... ... 42 decorators .................. ··~... ... .•• .....•... ... ...... ... 61
HARRISON B. H. & SON, General & furnishing NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION ........ . 3
ironmongers................................................ 22 NORRIS & DUVALL, Auctioneers, land agents,
HARVEY'S STORES, Clhina, glass, oil, color & valuers &c................................................... 35
hardware dealers.......................................... 40 NORRIS H. & SON, Builders & contractors......... 41
HAW ARD W. J., Builder, plumber, decorator & f NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE IN-
undertaker .......... .._. .•........•....•. ···•·~--~-4 ... ... ... 46 SURANCE CO ............... ..4-·····•··•····-············ 5
HAYLLAR J., Photographic chemist & mineral NORTH HERTS MAIL ................................. 44
water manltfacturel' ......................... , .•............ 46 PARKYN W. & SONS LTD., Coach, van & motor
HA.YWARD A. J. & SON, Coal merchants, carmen car bod.y builders ......................................... .
& contractors ............................. ~. ... .. . . .. . .. .. . 2 7 PAUL MISS G. A., Corset & belt manufacturer ...
HAYWOOD (J. H.) LIMITED, Surgical appliances PEARKES W. E. & SONS 1 Hou~e furnishers &
manttfactU.rers ... ... . . . . .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ..• . .. ..• . . . ... 5 J removal contractors .................... ··~·········.,. -···• $7
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HERTFORD HARDWARE CO., Household utensils, POLLEY E. S., Ladies' & children's outfitter &e... 30
garden tools, cutlery dealers &c ... ... ... ... ... ...... 37 POLLOCK MISS, Inebriates home..................... 47
HEllTFORD TEMPERANCE & COMMERCIAL POTTER H., Builder, contractor, decorator &c , • 20
HOTEL (Hertford) .................................. . 42 PRATT J. A. & CO. LTD., Builders' merchants... 58
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LAUNDRY CO. LIMITED........................... 35 ANTEE & ACCIDENT CO. LIMITED ....... .. 5
HEI\TFORDSHIRE EXPRESS, Newspaper ...... 43 PROVIDENT CLERKS' & GENERAL MUTUAL •
HERTFORDSHIRE, HEMEL HEMPSTEAD LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION ........... . 5
GAZETTE & WEST HERTS ADVERTISER, RADDATS .F., Ladies' & gents' tailor.................. 22
Newspaper .•....................•......................... 33 RED FORD A. W., Bulb grower &c ...... ... ... .. . ... 51
HERTFORDSHIRE MERCURY & COUNTY RICHMO.ND & CHANDLER LIMITED, Chaff
PRESS, Newspaper ... .......•• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 38 cutter manufacturers &c................................. 64
BILLIARD G. B. & SON, Auctioneers, valuers &c 22 ROGERS J., Auctioneer, valuer & estate agent ... 47
HONIG & MOCK LIMITED, Pump manufactrs ... IO ROGERS W., Decorator & sanitary engineer ...... 28
HUMBERT & FLINT, Auctioneers, valuers, estate ROGERS W. & SONS, Timber, coal & coke mers... 61
agents &c. ..................... ............................. . 6o 6
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSUR.\.NCE .............. .
INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM ....................... . 531 ROYAL INSURANCE CO. LTD ..................... 8
JACKSON J. & CO.,French polish, varnish, lacquer ST. GEORGE'S SCHOOL (Harpenden) ............ 32
& wood stain manufacturers .................. ........ . 1 3 SAUNDERS A. & SONS, Furnitut•e removers &
JOH~SON W. & SON, Carting contractors, coal, storerti ... . .. .•• •.• ... ... . . . . . . ..• ... .. . . . . . . . ... . . . ... . . . . . . 3Z
corn & manure merchants ............................. . 15 SEDGWICK, WEALL & BECK, Auctioneers, sur-
1\ELLY'S DIRECTORIES LTD., Printers & pub- veyors & valuers &e ... ...... ... ... .•. .. .... ...... .•• ... 63
lishers & printers & publishers of the Post Office SEXTON & GRIMW ADE, Auctioneer[,', estate &
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London, County & Trades Directories &e ...... .I1tside Insttrance agents ... .. . ... ... ... ........ .... ... ... ... ..•... 30
Back Cot•er SHEFFIELD A. J., Chemist & aerated water
Kli~NT, :BLA.XILL & CO. LTD., Oil, color, glass, manufactu~er ... ... .•. ... ... ... ... ... . . . ... ... . .. . . . ... ... 42
varnish & lead merchant El ... ...... ... ... ••• ••• .... • .... 2 5 SHEPHARD W. H., Funeral furnisher & enbalmer 29
KING W. & SONS, Shopfitters, builders & decrtrs 62 SHERRINGTON-MORRIS G. R., Servants' registry <

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KIRBY G., Funeral furnisher & monumental 8HIRLEY HOUSE SCHOOL (Watford) ........... . ss
mason •••.....•..•.....•...•••.••..•.••.•••...••••.••..•..•... 45 SLYTHE J. B., Stone & marble mason ............. .. 63
LEADENHALL PRESS LTD., "Fixol" paste SMALL & BURGESS, Drapers & silk mercers ... 38
manufacturers ........................... , .......•.......... 14 .SNEE::lBY J. M. & C. W., Photographic artists &
LONDON ASSURANCE ............................. .. 4 picture framers ... ... . .. . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... . . . ... ... ... 33
LONDON COUNTY & WESTMINSTER BANK STIMPSON, LOCK & VINCE, Valuers, surveyors,
LIMITED .......................... I.....................
2 auctioneers &c.............................................. 59
LO~DON & LANCASHIRE FIR.Il: INSURANCE S'l'ONEBANKS' SHIP.PING AGENCY, Steamship
CO. LTD ................................ .. bJside Front Cover age11 ts . . . . . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . •• 20
LONDON & PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED ... 1 SUN FIRE OF.r'ICE ..................... ··~ ...... ,.... . 7
l\IcKNIGHT H., Tailor, hosie!', glover & outfitter.. ·6o SUN BOT EL (Hitchin) ........................... ,.. ...... 45
l\IALDEN HOTEL (Watford) ......................... .. 61 ·r AYLO R F. & Co. ,A uc:tioneers, valuers &estate agts 2t
l\IALDON EXPRESS, Newspaper .................... . 18 THAl\IE::; BANK (BLACKFRIAR~) IRO.S CO.
:\IALDON IRONWORKS CO. LIMITED, Agri- LIMITED, Heating engineers & iron founders... 10

cultural implement makers &c ....................... . 49 TUCKER BROTHERS, Automobile engineers...... 6z

}!ARKS E., Wiitchmaker, jeweller, silversmith &c. 41 TUR~ER R. E., Cabinet maker, upholsterer,
MAY & BUTCHER LTD., Timber merchants & im- decorator &c ..•.................................... ··~~······ 23
porters, yacht fitters, boat builders &c ... .... ...... 49 W ALLER & SON, Raincoat merchants .............. . so
MIDDLESEX & BUCKS ADVERTISER, News- WARN E W, & CO. LIMITED, India rubber manfrs II

paper ............•........ ~ ................ , ··· ···· ··· ··· ··· ··· S2 WARNER R. & CO. (ENGINEERS) LIMITED,
iYIOGERS', Auctioneers, valuers & estate -agents.... 23 Pump & pumping engine manufacturers ... ... ... ... 53
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WATERS A. & SONS, House furnishers, iron- WHITE, SON & PILL, Auctioneers, surveyors,
mongers &c ..••....... · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · •· · · · · •· · · · 44 Taluers &c .................................,. ...•....... ··•··· 14
WATFORD STEAM LAUNDRY, DYEING & WHITE W., Coach builder, wheelwright & smith 31
CLEANING WORKS ··· ··· ··· ··: ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· 62 WICKS J. & T. W., Wine & spirit merchants ••• ••• 29
WELLS & PERRY, Coal & timber merchants & WILLCOX W. H. & CO. LTD., Engineers' stores 9
saw mill proprietors .................................... 23 WILLIAMS J. & eo., Slate & tile manufacturers 12
WENLEY & SON, Removal contractors & ware- WINCH BROTHERS, Foreign stamp dealers ••• ... 29
housemen •....•... ••• ··· •·· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··• ··· ··· ··· ··· 18 WOODFIELD E., Monnmenta.l mason ......... ••• ••• 63
WENT J., Undertaker & ambalmer .................... . 29 WRAY & FULLER, Stone & marble merchants ••. 2I
WEST HAM MUNICIPAL TECHNICAL INSTI- YORKSHIRE INSURANCE eo. LTD ............ . 6
TUTE, School............................................. 52 YOUNGER H., House furnisher, cabinet maker &c 50

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BANKING. Auctioneers : - •
LONDON COUNTY & WESTMINSTER SEDGWICK, WEALL & BECK ............... 63
BANK LIMITED . .. ... ... ... ... ... . . . ... . . . ..... 2 SEXTON & GRIMWADE .•• ... .•••••.•• ...... ..• 30
LONDON & PROVINCIAL BA~K LIMITED I STIMPSON, LOCK & VINCE ... ... ... ......... 59
ASSURANCE.
F. TA YLO R & c0 ... . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . ..• . . . . .. . .. 2 I
WHITE, SON & PILL .............................. 14
13RITISHGENERALINSURANCE CO. LTD 3 Automobile engineers:-
COUNTY FIRE OFFICE LIMITED ........... . 2
CO LE BROOK, SMITH & CO. LIMITED ... 59
LONDON ASSURANCE .......................... . 4 A. }~LOWER ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 31
LONDON & LANCASHIHE FIRE INSUR- 62
TUCKER BROTHERS ...................... , ...... .
ANCE CO. LTD .................. Inside Front Covlr
NATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION... 3 Baby linen warehouse :
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE IN- MISS G. A. PAUL ... ······················........... se
Ball room furnisher : -
SURANCE CO ................................... . 5
PROVIDENT CLERKS' & GENERAL . P. BUCK··························· ............... •····· 55
GUARANTEE & ACCIDENT CO. LTD ... S Bedding manufacturers:
PROVIDENT CLERKS' & GENERAL MU- H. L. GRIFFIN & CO ···•••··· ·••··· ······ ... ··· ..• 27
TUAL LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION Belt (ladies') manufacturer:-
5
MISS G. A. PAUL ...... ~............................. 50
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE ........ . 6
ROYAL INSURANCE CO. LTD .............. .. 8 Blouse & robe specialists:-
SUN FIRE 0 FFICE ................................ . DUFFIELD & SHALLIS... ...... ...... ...... ...... 56
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YORKSHIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD ....... 6 Boat builders :-
MAY & BUTCHER LTD........................... 49
GENERAL TRADES. Boiler makers : -
THAMES BANK (BLACKFRIARS) IRO~
Acetylene gas lighting engineers:-
EKINS & CO. LfMITED ......................... . 37 CO. LIMIT ~:D ................................... . 10

Aerated water manufacturer:- Boot & shoe dealers:-

A. J. SHEFFIELD ................................. 42 GRAVESON & CO ... .. .. . .... ...... ...... ... ... ... 34
Agricultural implement manufacturers:-· Bottled ale & stout merchants :-
E. H. BENT ALL & CO. LIMITED .......... .. 48 BATES BROTHERS................................. 36
MALDON IRONWORKS eo. LIMITED .... .. 49 Brassfounders :-·
A!p·icultural machinery manufacturers : - GUEST & CH RIMES ............ ......... ......... 64
RICHMOND & CHANDLER LIMITED ....... 64 MALDON IRONWORKS CO. LIMITED ... 49
Ale & beer merchant : - Breeches maker : -
I. BR YMAN ... ... ... ... .. . .. . ... . . . . . . ... ... . . . ... ... 22
A. E ....t\.PPLEGATE .................. ··············· IS
Architects : - Brick & tile manufacturers : -
SEDGWICK, WEALL & BECK.................. 63 BROAD & CO. LIMITED ........................ I l

Architectural sculptors:- Brick & tile mer.:lhants : -

WRAY & FULLER ................................. .z1 EASTWOOD & CO. LIMITED .............. . 12
Artesian well engineers :-- J. A. PRATT & CO. LIMITED . ...... ........ 58
DUKE & OCKENDEN LIMITED ............. .. 13 Brush, iron & tin ware dealers:-
Artificial limb manufacturers:- HARVEY'S STORES ... ...... ......... ... ...... ... 40
J. H. HAYWOOD LIMITED ............... ..... 51 Brush merchants:-
Artificial manure manufacturer:-- KENT, BLAXILL & CO. LDIITED............ 25
A. BRAD RIDGE ...... ......... ...... ...... ... ...... 19 Brush polish manufacturel's : -
Artifl<!ial manure (Seride) manufacturer: J. JACKSON & CO ...... ... ... ... .................. 13
M. GLEESON........................................... 57 Builders:-
Auctioneers: - CH OAT & SON ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ............. .•. 19
BEARD & DANlELL .• . ........ ... .. .... ...... . .. 28 COLEMAN & CO ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 46
BRAUNO & ORA.:\1 ......... ... ......... .... ........ 3Q . E. DUN HAM........................................... 50
COCKS & LEES ...... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... 39 EKINS & CO. LIMITED ............... ......... 37
FENN & CO ... ... . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... .... . . . .... .. . ... 28 M. & F. 0. FOSTER & eo........................ 46
G. B. HILLIARLJ & SON........................... 22 W. FRENCH.......................................... 43
HUMBERT & FLINT ... ... ... ... ...... ...... . . ... 6o G. A. GOLDING ..................................... 22
MOGERS......... ... ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... .... .......... 23 R. H. GOO DEY ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... . . .... 23
NORRIS & DU V ALL ...... ........ ...... ....... ... 35 W. J. HA WARD ..................................... 46
J. ROGERS.............................................. 47 W. KING & SONS . . .... ... ... ... ... ... .... . . . ... ... 62
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Builders:- Chemists:-
J. W. MURRAY & SON ................•.......... 61 J. HAYLLAR... ... ... . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 46
H. NORRIS & SON ......... ... ............... ...... 41 A. J. SHEFFIELD ... ... ... . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 42
H. POTl'ER......... ... .. . ... ... ... . . . . .. . .. ... . . . . . . ... 20 China, glass & earthenware dealers:-
Builders' merchants r--- E. C. ASI{TON & CO ... ..• ... .•. ... ... ... ... ... ... 21

ADDINGTONTJMBER, SLATE& CEJ.\IENT HARVEY'8 STORES ....... ·•· ~...~ ..., ... T .. 1..• ~0
CO. LIMITED ................................... . 12 A. WATERS & so:gs ..................... ········· 44
BROWN & SON LIMITED ..................... 16 Coach & eal'riage builders :--
EAS'rWOOD & CO. LIMITED .............. . 12 A. CHRISTMAS ........... ........................ ··· 55
EWEN & TOMLINSON LIMITED ............ 40 T. CHRISTMAS .•••••,..,~.,. ..... .,....................... 33
MAY & BUTCHER LTD ..•• - •• - .... _......... 49 DOTTRIDGE BROTHERS LIMITEI.> ... ,..... 8
J. A. PRATT & CO. LIMITED ••• :..... ...... 58 W. P.ARKYN & SONS LI~IITED .~............ 14
WRAY & FULLER ............. lit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ , ... ,,_.. .21 W. WHIT E .......... -· ............................... ;. t .... .. 31
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Bulb grower:- Coachsmith : -

,V, WHITE ... ... ...... ... ... ... . . .. . . . . ... .. ... . .. .. ~~
A. w. REDFORD ............... ... ... ..... ....... 5I •
Coal merchants : -
Bulb importers:-
A. BRADRIDG E ... ... ... ... ... . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . . 19
M. GLEESON & CO................................. 57 A. EAST ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 56
Cabinet makers : - A. J. H.A YWARD & SON .. .... ... ... .. ....... ... 27
H. L. GRIFFIN & CO ....~ ...•.•• ·~·· .. •• .•. ..• ... 27 W. JOHN SON & SON ...... ... .•. ... ... ... .. ... ... 15
R .. E. TURNER ................... ··-.................. 23 \'\rELLS & PERRY . . . ... ... ... ... .. . .. . ... ... ... ... 23
H. YOUNGER ...... c ........... -..................... 50 Coal & coke merchants:-
C. AD AMS & CO .................................. ··· 34
Cabinet varnish manufacturers:-
R. BRADS HA \V.............................. . .. . . . . ~2
J. JACKSON & CO ............... ... ... ......... ... IJ V

BROWN & SON LIMITED ......... ... ......... r6

Carmen & contractors:- W. ROGERS & SO~S ....................... ,...... 61
BARNES & WILLIA~S ......................... ,. 63 Coffin furniture manufacturers:-
A. J. HAYWARD & SO~........................... 27 DOTTRIDGE BROTHERS LIMITED......... 8
Carpet beaters:- Contractors : -
'VENLEY & SON.................................... 18 COLEMAN & CO ..•... ......• ~o............. .. . ... ... 46
E. DUNHAM ... ...................................... .
Carpet factors:-
M. & F. 0. FOSTER & CO ••• ...:,....... ....... ..
R. J. DALDY & SON ...... •·-········· .... ,. ...... 26
W. FRENCH ... ...... ... ... .. . ... ... .... ... .... ... ... ... 43
H. L. GRIF.FIN & CO .. "' ........................... 27 J. W. MURRAY & SON ......... ..... ............ 61
Carriage builder:- • H. ~ORRIS & SON ................................ , 41
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J. T. HALE ..................... ···-······· ......... . 40 Corn merchant& : -
C. ADAMS & CO ... ... ... ....... ... ..... ... ... ... .. ... 34
Carriers :-
Corn & hay merchants:-
A. ADAMS & SON ................................. . 5l W. JOHNSON & SON ........................... ·-- 15
C11.rt & van builders : - • Corn, hay & seed merchant:-
W. P.ARKYN & SONS LIMITED ...... _ .... 14 A. BRADRIDG E ...... ... ... ... .... ... ... •.. .. . ... ... 19
Cartage contractors:- Co1•n, seed & flour merchant : -
A. ADAMS & SON ...........•..................... 5l A. EAST ... ... ... . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... 56
BARNES & WILLIAMS .......................... . 6J
Corset & blouse specialist : -
R. BRADSHA \V .................................... . JZ E. S. POLLEY .................... .... ... . ...... ... 30
W. JOHNSON & SON ............................ .. IS
Corset manufacturer:-
Cat,erer:- •
MISS G. A. PAUL.................................... 50
P · BUCK ... ······ ··· ··· ··· · · · · · · ··· · ·· ··· · · · ··· ··· ··· · · · 55 Corseti eres : -
Cattle & poultry food manufacturer:- SMALL & BURGESS ............ . ... ...... ...... 38
A. BRADRIDG E ................................... . 19 Costumiers : -
Cement merchants :- BOLINGBROKE & SONS ...... ... ...... ... ...... 17
ADDING TON TIMBER, SLATE &CEMENT I.BRYMAN ......................... ................. :zz
CO. LIMITED ................................... . 12 DUFFIELD & SEIALLlS ... ... ... ......... ......... .
56
GRAVESO~ & CO ...... ... ..• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 34
G. T. BEDINGFIELD ............................ . 17
BROAD & CO. LIMITED ....................... . 11 F. R. .t\.DDATS ............................. . .......... 21
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BROWN & SON LIMITED ....................... . 16 SMALL&BURGESS .............................. 38
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EASTWOOD & CO. LIMITED ................ .. 12 Cremator : -

Chaff cutter manufacturers : - W. H. SHEP HARD ...... ... ... ... . .. . . . ... ... •.. . .. 29
RICHMOND & CHANDLER LIMITED..... 64 Cutlers: ·
Chandelier manufacturers : B. H. HARRISON & SON............ ... ..• . .. . .. 2Z
GUEST & CHRIMES .............-... ••• ......... 64 HERTFORD HARDWARE CO ... ... ............ 31
Charitable institution: Cycle manufacturer : -
INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM ............... . J. 53 J. T~ H.!.LE .. , ..... ,............ ... ... . ...... ... ...... 40
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Decorators :-- Fancy draper:-
OHOAT & SON ........ w•• , ............................ "•· 19 E. S. POLLEY ............ ::... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ~o
COLEMAN & CO . ..................... . 41 • 46 Fire extinguishing apparatus manufacturers:-
••••• , . . . •••

R. J. DALDY & SON.............................. 26 GUEST&CHRIMES· ..•.••.••..•..•...••......... 64

E. DUNHAM ................................. ,................ 50 :Fire hydrant manufacturers : - •
EKINS & CO. LIMITED .... ,.,. ,. ...... ,. .•• ••. 37 GUEST & CHRIMES •••... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ..• 64
M. & F. 0. FOSTER & CO. -··.··J-~• ·~· .•.... .•• 46 Firewood merchant : - •
G. A. GOLDING ............ .1 , ...... , .,., ...... ··~> ,,.. 22 A. EAST ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... . . . ... ... ... ..... . .. . . 56
R. H. GOODEY .•.........•.............•.... ,..... 23 Flag & banner manufacturers:--
~ .•.•.. '~"' 27 • •
IL L. GRIFFIN & CO .................... I
H. & T. C. OODFREY ... ... .... . .... .. .... ... ... ... 20
W. J. HAWARD ......................p .•• 1•• • • • • • • 46 Florist ::-
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W. KING & SONS ............... ,. ······"•··•·,-· .,.. 62 A. W. RED FORD.·····................................ sI
J. W. MURRAY & SO~L......................... 61 Fly proprietors ;...:..._ 1

H. NORRIS & SON ............................. ."... 41 . H: BARKER & ·SONS .••.... ~ .........·............. 36
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H. PORT ER ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... .. . ... ... 20 Foreign stamp dealers:-
W. ROG ERS ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 28 WINCH BROTHERS .:. •••... ... ... ...'... ... ...... ... 29
R. E. TURNER ... .... ... ...... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... 23 French polish manufacturers : -
Diaphragm pump manufacturers::~ J. JACKSON & CO ................................. . ....
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DUKE & OCKEND.EN LIMITED ........... . 13 Funeral carriage proprietors:~

HONIG & MOCK LIMITED ....................• 10 H. BARKER & SONS.............................. 36
Die l;tampe:rs : Funeral furnishers : -
G. CRE . 4.SEY
. & SONS ......... .................. 42 W. ALLEN .................................. -··········· -t6
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Doors & mouldings importers:- BOLINGBROKE & SONS ..•... ... .............. ... 17
ADDINGTON TIMBER, SLATE & CEMENT R. J. DALDY & SON................................ z6
CO. LIMITED ................................... . 12 H. L. GRIFFIN & CO............ . ... ... ... . ... ... 27
Drain pipe manufacturers::- J . KIRBY ... ·............................................. · 45
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BROAD & CO. Lil\llTED ....................... . 11 H. NORRI& & SON................................... 41
Drapers:- •
H. POTTER.............................................. 20
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GRAVESON & CO. ·········u•····················· 34 W. H. SHEPHARD ... ... ....... ... ...... .. ... ... ... 29
SMALL & BURGESS ... ..................... ...... 38 J. WENT .•...,..#•• ..-.. ••• •••••• ••• ••• • •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 29
Dressing machinery manufacturers: )" Furnishing ironmongers:-
,... . BRYAX & COIWORAN LIMITED .. ~ ....•.... 13 B. H. HARRISON & SON........................ 22

Dre8o~ makers . - • A. WAT .ER~ & SONS................ • ... ... ... ... 44
.BOLL.~GBROKE & SO~S ....................... . 17 Furniture removers & warehousemen:-
Dry cleaners & carpet beaters : - A. ADAMS & ~ON ................................ ·- 5I
R. J. DALDY & SON .................................. . ·26
HERTFORD TOWN & DISTRICT STEA.l\1
LAUNDRY CO. LIMITED ..• ... ... ... ... ... 35 A. b~Asr ................................................ . 56
Dyers & cleaners : - H. L. GRIFFIN & CO............................... 27
WATFORD STEAM LAUNDRY, DYEING A.J.HAYWARD&SON ........................... 27
& CLEANING WORKS ... ... ..• ..• ... ... ... ... 62 W. E. P EARKES & SONS ... .,.. ...........•....... 57
Elastic stockings manufacturers : - • A. SAUNDERS & SONS ... : .... ...... ......... ... 32
- J. H. HA YWOOD LIMITED ... ... ... ... ... ... 51 R. E. TURNER ........................................... . 23
Electric light & bell fitter:- A. WATERS & SONS .••........•................... 44
. .l. J. ELNAUGH ............... ......... ...... ...... 22 W.ENLEY & SON ................................... . 18
Electric light engineer: Furriers : -
G. A. GOLDING .....•....••... ... ..•......... ... ... 22 BOLINGBROKE & SONS........... ............ 17
Embalmers: DU'FFIELD
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& SHALLIS......... ... ..• ... •. .. •.• 56
W. .-\.LLEN ......... ·•• ··• •.. ··· .... · · ··· ··· ··• ··· ··· ··· 46 Game food manufacturers:-
\V. H. SHEPHAH.D............... ... ... ...... ... ... 29 0. ADAMS & CO .........•....... .,.,............. .. ... 34
J. 1l+rrEXT ... ..• ••• ..• .•• .•. ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... .. . ... ... 29 Garden tool dealers:-
Enamelled brick merchants: · HERTFORD HARDWARE CO................... 37
!3ROA.D & CO. LIMITED •....................... I I Gas burner manufacturers:-
Engine packing merchants:- GUEST & CH RIMES ..•.•• ~· ..... ... ..• .•. .. . .. . ..• 64
W. H. WlLLCOX & CO. LIMITED ....••... 9 Gas :fitters:-
Engineering school:- A. WATERS & SONR ........... , ............ 44
WEST HAM MUNICIPAL TECHNICAL Glover:-
I~STITUTE ...... ··~··· ... ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... 52 H. McKNIGHT ................ ................... ·- 6:>
Engineers:-· Goldsmith :'-
E. H. BENTALL & CO. LIMITED ......... 48 H. CHAP.MAN ................................. ·· ... 19
BRYAN CORCORAN LIMITED............... r3 Government stores merchants : -
.MALDON IHONWORKS CO. LIMITED...... 49 MAY & BUTCHER LTD ............. :..... t. .• 49
THAMES .BANK (BLACKFR1ARS) IRON Gravel merchants:~
CO. LIMITED ............. .- .. , .....•. ~···"'··-••· 10 BARNES & WILLIAMS... .... .•• .•.. ... .. . . . .. ... 03
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Engineers' stores : · Grindstone quarrymen ::-
W. H. WILLCOX & CO. LIMlfED ....•.... 91 BRYANCORCORANLIMITED .............. 13
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Grocers:- Household utensil dealers : -
BATES BROTHERS ................... , ...... ...... 36 HERTFORD HARDWARE CO..................
37
Hardware merchants : - Hydro-Geologists : -
HARVEY'S STORES................................ 40 DUKE & OCKENDEN LIMITED •.• ... .... . 13
HERTFORD HARDWARE CO................... 37 India rubber manufactnrers :-
A. WATERS & SONS ..• ... ... ... ... .... ... ...... ..• 44 W. WARNE & CO. LIMITED ... ......... ...... 11
Hatters:- Inebriates home:-
GRAV.ESON & CO.................................... 34 MISS PO LT.JOCK ........................ ···· ··· ··· ··· ... 47
.Haulage contractors : -
A. ADAMS & SON .. , ........... , ..................
W. JOHNSON & SON .............................. .
J. ROGERS ... ...................................... ~··
.Heating apparatus manufacturers :,-
SEXTON & GRIMWADE .. .... ..... ... ......... 30
THAMES BANK (BLACIH'RIARS) IRON
G. R. SHERRING·ro~-MORRIS ..•. ·- .. . ...... 2J
CO. LIMITED ........................... ..... ... 10
Home for female inebriates : - Insurance brokers:-
MISS POLLOCK ........... ,.......................... 47 WHITE, SON & PILL ........................ ,.. 14
.tiorticultural builders:- Iron founders:-
M. & F. 0. FOSTER & CO ......... ..•..• ....• 46 E. H. BENTALL & CO. LIMITED ... ... ... ..• 48
H. POTTER .. ~................................ .. ... ... 20 MALDON lRONWORKS CO. LIMITED ... 49
.Horticulturist : - THAMES BANK (BLACKFRIARS) IRON
A. W. REDFORD ............ ···················· SI CO. LIMITED ............................. ,. ... ... to
Rose manufacturers : - Iron merchants:-
· W. WARNE & CO. LIMlTED .................. 11 B. H. HARRISON & SON........................... 22
Jlosiers:- Ironmongers : -
GRAVESON & CO .................. ~. ........ ..• 34 B. H. HARRISON & SON ...... ... ... ... ...... ... 22
H. Me KNIGHT............ ... ... ... . ... ... ... . .. ... ... 6o Jersey cattle breeder & importer : -
E. S. PO LLEY .......................... o•• o•• ....
o •••• 30 W ••J. ALEXANDER ......... ............... ..... 35
SMALL & BURGE~S... .... ... ... ....... ... ... ... ... 38 .Jeweller : -
Hot water engineers ::-· E. MARKS... ... ... . .. ... ... . . . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 41
EKINS & CO. LIMITED ....•••• ..... ........ .. 37 Joinery manufacturers:-
Bot water fitters : - P. H. BARKER & SON ... .•• ... .•• .•• ... ... ... ... 45
J. W. MURRAY & SO~ ......... .•.. . ............ 61 W. KING & SONS..................... ..... ....... ... 62
H. YORRlS & SOS .......... ................••...... 41 Lacquer manufacturers:-
.Hotels:- J. JACKSON & CO ..••...... ........................ 13
ESSEX ARMS (Wat.ford)...... ...... ... ...... ... ... 54 Ladies' & children's oat fitter:-
MALD EN (Watford) ... ... ... ... ... ... .. . . . . ..• ... ... 61 E. S. POLLEY...................................... ... 30
SUN (Hitchin) ...... ............ o••o·· ••••••••• o•• ••• ••• 45 Ladies' tailors & outfitters : -
Hotel private:- BOLINGBROKE & SONS .................. ·y ••• 17
CLEVEDO~ (O.sterley Park)....................... 50 I. BRYMAN ... ......... ... ... ... .... ......... ..... ... 22
Hotel- temperance:- F. RADDATS ... ... ... .... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... 22
HERTFORD TEMPERA.~CE & COM:\-IER- Landscape gardeners:-
CIAL (Hertfllrd)......... ...... ... ... ... ... ... . ... 42 W ..FELLS & SON LIMITED..................... 42
.House furnishers:- M. GLEESO~ & CO ......... ... ... ... ......... ...... 57
R. J. DALDY & S0:8 ··· ... ··· .... · ··•• ··• · · · ··• ..• ·• 26 Lath & hair merchant:·-
H. L. GRIFF!~ & CO............................... 27 G. T. BEDlNGFIELD ............................. 17
W. E. PEARKES & SO~S ...... ............... 57
Laundries:-
A. WATERS & SO~S.......... ... ..• . ... ... ... ... ..• 44
HERTFORD TOWN & DISTRICT STEAl\!
WENLEY & SON .................. 0..... ........... 18
LAUNDRY CO. LIMIT li~D ... ... . .. ... ......... 35
H. YOUNG ER ... . .. ... ... . .. ... .... ... . . . ... ... ... ... 50
WATFORD STEAM LAUNDRY, DYEI~G
House, land & estate agents:- & CLEANING WORKS ............ ...... ...... 6z
BEARD & DANIELL . ... ... . ..• . .• .. . ... .. . ... ..• 28
Leather varnish manufacturers : -
BRAUND & ORAM ..• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... 39
J. JAC KSON & CO. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . .. . . ... Ij
COCKS & LEES ........................... o•• ••• ••• 39
B. J. DALDY & SO~ ...... o•• .••.••••• o•• ••• •• ••• ••• 26 Lighting installation contractors :·-
FENN & CO................ .. ... ... ... . . . ... .. ... . . . 28 EKINS & CO. LIMITED ................. .. . . ... 37
.It H. GO 0 D E Y ... .•• . . • . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . 2 3 Lime & cement merchants : -
H. L. GRlFFIN" & CO......... ......... ... ... ...... 27 HROAD & CO. LIMITED........................ 11
-G. B. HILLIARD & SO~ ............ ...... ... ... 22 BROWN & SON LIMITED .................... . 16
HUMBERT & FLINT ... .•• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 6o EASTWOOD & CO. LIMITED.................. 12
~MOGERS .......................................... 0 •···· 23 J. A. PRAT'f & CO. LIMITED ... ... .... ..... ;S
.NORRIS & DU\. ALL ............................. . 35 Linoleum factors:·-
.J. ROGERS ........•................. o ••• o••··· .•• 47 R. J. DALUY & SON ... ......... ... ... .. ... ... .. z6
.SEXTON & G RIMW AD E ... ... . .. ... ... ... ..• ... 30 Manure merchants :--
:STIMPSO~. LOCK & YlNC E..................... 5Y W. JOHNSON & SON ... .....• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15
F. TAYLOR & CO ............... ............ ...... 21 Marble mason:-
WHITE, SON & PILL ............................ 14 J. B. SLYTHE ..................................... 63
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l\leasure manufacturer : - Nurserymen : -
L • DOYLE • ••••••••••••••• ••... ···············-········ 63 W. FELLS & SON LIMITED..................... 4Z
l\Ietll.l perforators :~ M. GLEESON & CO .............. ., ............ ··· .. . 57
BRYAN CORCORAN LIMITED .•••••.••.••••
IJ Oil & color merchants::-
~[iller:'t : -
E. C. ASHTON & CO . . . ..• ... ... .. . . ... . . . . .. . . . ..• 21
C. A DAMS & CO ........................... ··• ··· ··· 34
HARVEY'S STORES .............., ... ............ 40o
A. :BRADRIDGE .................•..•..••.•....••... 19
Milliners : - KENT, BLAXILL & CO. LIMITED ... ... ... 2.5
BOLL.~&BROKE & SO~S ......•.. ......... .. ..• 17 A. WATERS& SONS ......... , ..................... 44
DU.FFIELD & SHALLIS... ... ............ .•• ...... 56 Omnibus proprietors : -
SMALL & BUR&ESS ............... ...... ... ...... 38 H. BARKER & SONS ..• ........... ... ... ... .. ... 36
1\Iill wrights :-- Opticians:-
BRYAN CORCORAN LIMITED............... 13 H. CHAPMAN' ·······················~ ...... ········· 19
1\Iinera.l wat,er manttfacturer : - W. HANNAFOR D ............ ,. ...... , ............ ··~ ... 6o
J. HAYLLAR . . . .. . .. ......... ... .... ........ .. ... ... ... 46 E. MARKS ................................. ~·· ·· ... ··· 41
l\Iineral water merchant :- Organist & pianist:-
A. E. APPLEGATE ................................. 15 J. K. MO ULTON ..................... ·~· ... . .. ... . . . 4I
}Iodeller in plaster:- Orphanage : -
G. T. BEDINGFIELD ......................... .. 17 INFANT ORPHAN ASYI.UM ............ ... .•• 53
.Monumental masons : - Outfitters : -
•

DOI'TRIDGE BROTHERS LDHTE D ...... 8 GRAVESON & CO .................. .,.,., ... -~· ... 34
U. KIRBY .................................... ········· 45 H. McKNIGHT ............................ ···•· .... . 6o
J. B. SLY'rHE ........................................ . 6J E. S. POLL EY ........................... ·~ . ., .... ··· 30
E. WOOD FIELD ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 63 SMALL & BURGESS ...............,... ···r·• ... ·•• 38
WRAY & .FULLER ............................ ._ ..
,~

21
Paperhangers ::-
Mort gage brukers : - H. L. GRIFFIN & CO .•. ••• .... .. . .. . .. ... .. . . . .. .. . •. 2 7
WHITE, SON & PILL .......................... .
14 Paperhangings dealers : -
Motor body builders : -
R. J. DALDY & SON ............... 01 • ...... ...... ... :.:6
J. T. HALE .................................... .. ... 40
Partition & facmg brick manufacturer':~ •
W. PARKYN & SONS LIMITED............... 14
G. T. BEDINGFIELD ................. ,............ 17
Motor car buildcu: Paste manuf11 cturers-" Fix:ol " : -
A. CHRISTMAS..................... .............. ... 55 LEADEN HALL PRESS LIMITED •••••••••
'1,. CHRISTMAS ...................................... . ...,..,
·'-' Pastrycook & confectioner:-
COLEBROOK, SMITH & CO. Lll\HTED ......
2\Iotor car engineers :--
59 P . ..HUOK ...... ........................ ··· ··· ··· ··· ··~ .... 55
TUCKER BROTHERS ............................. , 62
Photogra.phers : -
Motor cycle repairer ::- F. FINCH .............................. ··· ... ......... 31
A. FLOWER ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 3I J. 1\I. & C. W. S~EESBY ......................... .. 33
1\Iotor engineers:- Photographic appa~atus dealer: -
TUCKER BROTHERS ............................ .. 62 A. J. SHEFFIELD ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 42

.:\Iotor garages:- Photographic chemists::-

•

A. ADAMS & SON.................................... 51 G. DURRANT & SON ...... ... ... ... ... ......... ... 39
A. FLOWER ......... ............... .. ...... ... ... ... 31 J. HA YLLAR ... ................................... I ••• 46
::\lot or jo bmasters : - Picture frame makers : -
H. BA.RKER & so ~s ......... ... ... ...... ...... ... 36 J. M. & C. W. SNEESBY... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 33
A. CHRISTMAS ...................................... . 55 Planing & moulding mills proprietors:·-
COLEBROOK, SMITH & CO. LIMITED ...... 59 MAY & BUTCHER LIMITED ............... ... 49
Newspapers:- Plasterer ::-
. COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX CHRONICLE 47 G. T. BEDINGFIELD ............................. .
EAST COAST ILLUSTRATED NEWS & Plumbers:- ·
CLACTON-ON-SEA GRAPHIC ............. . 30 CHOAT &SON •411• ••• ••• ••• • • •• • ••• • ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 19
EAST ESSEX ADVERTISER & CLACTON G. A. &OLDING ............................... _."''" 22
NEWS ........................................... ··· ··· 31 W. J. HA WARD ...................................... .. 46
ESSEX COUNTY CHRO~ICLE ............. .. 18 H. NORRlS & SON ..................... _........... 41
ESSEX COUNTY STANDARD.................. 24 A. WATERS & SO~S ............................. . 44
ESSEX COUNTY TELEGRAPH............... 2t
Polishers' sundriesmen :- •
ESSEX HERALD ................................... . 18
J. J.AC'KSON & CO ...... .•.................. ,....... .
ESSEX NEWSMAN ............................... . 18
Portable buildings makers ::-
HERTFORDSHIRE EXPRESS ................ . 43 R. H. GOODEY .................................... ··· 23
HERTFORDSHIRE, HEMEL HEMPSTEAD
MAY & :BUTCHER LTD.......................... 49
GAZETTE & WEST HERTS ADVER-
TISE R ............................................... . Poultry house makers : -
33
HERTFORDSHIRE MERCURY & COUNTY MAY & BUTCHER LIMITED .•. ... ...... .•. ... 49
PRESS ............................................... . 3 8 Printer:-
MALDON EXPRESS ............................. . 1g R.HARDING ........................................... 42
MIDDLESEX & BUCKS .ADVERTISER ..... . 52 Printers-commercial:- •

NORTH HERTS MAIL .......................... . •

44 G. CREASEY & SONS.............................. 42

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Printers & publishers : - Schools:-
KELLY'S DIRECTORIES LTD., Printers & W. J. ASLETT .............................. ··· ... ··· r
4
publishers of the Post Office London, County lNFANT ORPHAN ASYLU.I\I.....................
3
& Trades Directories &c...................... ... Inside ST. GEORGE'S (Harpenden) ... ... ............... 32
Back Cover SHJRLEY HOUSE (Watford)..................... 58
Private hotel:- WEST HAM 1\'IUNICIPAL TECHNICAL
CLEVEDON (Osterley Park) ...... ... ... ... ... . . . so INSTITUTE ................................. ··· ... 52
P.ump manufacturers:- Science school : -
DUKE & OCKENDEN LIMITED ..... .... .. 13 WEST HAM MU.NICIPAL TECHNICAL
HONIG & MOCK LIMITED..................... to INSTITUTE ... ... ... ... ... .. . ... .. . . . . . . . ... . . . ... 52
Pump & pumping engine manufacturers:- Seedsmen : -
R. WARNER & CO. (ENGINE~RS) LTD ... 53 W. FELLS & SON LIMITED..................... 42
Pumping plant manufacturers·:- M. GLEESON & CO ...... ......... .................. 57
DUKE & OCKENDEN LIMITED ........... . 13 . Servants' registry:-
Radiator manufacturers : - COLLINS' AGB:NCY (G. R. ~HERRINGTOX-
THAMES BANK (BLA.{)KFRIARS) IROX J\IORRlS)...... ......... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 23
CO. LIMITED .................................. . IO Shelter (open-air) makers:-
Rtincoat merchants:- 1\fAY & BU'l'O HER LDHT E D ... ... ... . . . ... ... 49
WALLER&SOX • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••• so Shirt & collar dressers : -
Removal contractors : - WATFORD STEA)f LAUSDRY, DYEING
A. ADAMS & SON ...... ......... ................. 51 & Ci.EA~ING WORKS ... ... ... ... .•• .•. ... ... 6z
R J. DALDY & SO~ ............................ . 26 Shop & office fitters:-
A. E.\.ST ........• ... ... . . . .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 56 M. & F. 0. FOSTER & CO. ... ... ... ... ... ..• ... ... 46
H. L. GRIFF IN & CO ... .. ... ... ... ... ...... ...... 27 W. FRENCH .................................... ······ 43
.-\.. J. HAYWARD & SO~ ........ ........ .... . ... 27 W. KI~G & SOSS ... ... .... ... ... ... .... ...,... ... ... 6z
W. E. PEA.RKES & SO~S ... ...... ... ...... ...... 57 Silk mercers:-
A. SAUNDERS & SOXS .............. ... ......... 32 BOLINGBROKE & SO~tl ........................ 17
R. E. 'fURXER ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 23 SMALL & BURGESS ... .. .. . .. . .... ... ...... ... ... 38
A. WATERS & SOXS ...... ... ... ...... ... ......... 44 Silversmiths:-
W EN LE Y & S 0 N.... . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . 1 ~ H. CHAPMAN..................... ...... ...... ......... 19
Road & sewer contractors ::- E. IVIARKS .. . ... ... . ... . ... .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . ... ... . . . . . . 41
W. KING & SONS ................................. 62 Slate merchants:-
Rope & twine manufacturers : - ADDINGTON TIMBER, SLATE & CEMENT
CO. LIJ\fl'l,ED ... ... ... ... . . . ... . .. . . . . . . . . . ... ... .. . 12
H. & T. C. GODFREY .. . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 20
BROWN & SON LDH'l'ED ............ ............ 16
Sack & bag manufacturers:-
J. A. PR ATT & CO. LL\IITED ... ... . . . ... ... .. . 58
H. & T. C. GODFRE Y ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... ... 20
Slate & tile manufacturers:-
Sack & bag merchants:- J. W ILLIAMS & CO...... . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . ... 12
L. BOT'r & CO ...................................... . 1
5 Slate & tile merchants : -
KENT, BLAXILL & CO. LIMITED ......... ... 25 EWEN & TOMLINSON LIMITED ............ 4o
Sand & gravel merchant: Slaters : -
R. BRADS H.\ W ... ··· ... ··· ........................ ·.. 32 J. WILLIAl\IS & CO .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 12
Sd.nitary earthenware manufacturers:- Stack & rick cloth man •1facturers :-
BROAD & CO. LIMITED ...................... . 11
L. BOTT & c0 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . I 5
Sanitary engineers : - H. & T. C. GODFREY ... ... ... ... ......... ......... 20
E. DUNII..~.\.M ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 50 Stationers:-
W. ROGERS ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 28 G. CREASEY & SO~S ... ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... ... 42
Sanitary goods merchants:- Steam haulage contractors:-
BROWN & SON Lll\HT~D ........................ 16 A. SAUNDERS & SONS............ ... ... ...... ... 32
EASTWOOD & CO. LIMITED ..• ... ......... ... 12 Steam packing manufacturers : -
Sanitary pipe & earthenware merchants : - W. WARNE & CO. LIMITED..................... 11
J. A . .PRATT & CO. LIMITED ......... ......... 58 Steamship agents : -
Sanitary specialists:- STO~EBANKS' SHIPPING AGENCY ......... 20
BROAD & CO. LIMITED ..................... .. 11 Stone & marble mason:-
Saw mill proprietors:- E. WOODFIELD ......... ... ...... ...... ......... ... 63
P. H. BARKER & SOS ...... ...... .. ............. 45 Stone mason:-
BROWN & SON LIMil'ED ........................ 16 J. B. SLYTHE ... ...... ............ ...... ............ 63
EWEN & 'l'OMLINSON LIMITED ... ... ... ... 40 Stone merchants:-
W. KING & SONS...................................... 62 WRAY & FULLER ................................. 21
MAY & BUTCHER LTD. ............... ......... 49 Surgical appliances dealer:-
W. ROGE.RS & SONS .............................. 61 A. J. SHEFFIELD.................................... 42
WELLS & PERRY ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... ... 23 Surgical appliances manufacturers:-
Sawing & planing mills: J. H. HAYWOOD LIMITED..................... 51
H. POT1'ER ... .......................................... . 20 Surveyors:-
S\'ale & weight manufacturer:- BEARD & DANIELL ... ...... ...... .. . . .. ... ... ... :z8
IJ. DOYL ~ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 63 .BRAUND & ORAM ................................. . 39
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Surveyors:-
• Upholsterers:-
COCKS & LEES ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... . . . ... ... ... 39 H. L. GRIFFIN & CO . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 7
. FEN)l' & CO ........................ ................... . 28 R. E. TUR~ER .... ... ... . .. ... ... ... . .. ... ... ... . ... 23
G. B. HILLIARD & SON ........................... 22 H. YOUNGER.......................................... 50
•
HUMBERT & FLINT ..• ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 6o Valuers:-
l'IOGERS............ ... .................. ... ... ... ...... 23 BEARD & DA~IELL ... ...••• ••. ..• ••• ••. ••• ... ... 28
NORRIS & DUV ALL . ..•.. ... . . . ... ... ... ... .•. ... 35 BRAUXD & ORAM ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 39
SEDGWICK, WEALL & BECK.................. 63 COCKS & LEES .................................... ··· 39
STIMPSON, LOCK & \TINCE... .•. ... ... ... ... ... 59 FENN & CO............................................. 28
WHITE, SON & PILL ..• ... ... ......... ... ... ... .•. 14 G. B. HILLlARD & SON ... •.• ..• ... . . .. . . .•• ... .•. 22
Tailors:- HUMBER'I' & FLINT ...... ... ..• ... .. .... ... ... ... l:o
I. BRYMAN ... ... ... .. .. . ... ... .. . ... ... ... .... . . . ... 22 1\IOGERS ............................................... . 23
GRAV'ESON & CO .............................. ···... 34 NORRIS & DUVALL ... .•• •.. ... •.. .. ....... ..... 35
H. McKNIG HT ... . .. ... ... . . . .. . ... .. . . . ... ... ... ... 6o J. ROG ERS ............................................ . 47
F. RADDATS ... ... .... ... .... ... . .. ... . .. ... ... ... . . . . ... 22 SEDGWIOK, WE.\.LL & BECK .............. . 63
STHIPSO~, LOCK & VINCE ,. ............... . 59
Teacher of music : -
J. K. 1\IOUL'l'ON ........................... 0 •••••••••
F. TAYLOR & CO ... ......... ......... ... ... ... ... 21
WHITE. SO~ & PILL ... .•. ... ..• ... ... .. ... . . . ... '4
•
Teacher of singing : -
Val>e manufacturers:-
J. K. M.OULTON ... ... ... ... . ... ... ......... ...... 41
GUEST & CHRIMES ............ ... ... ..•..... ... 64
Tent & tarpaulin manufacturers:- Wagou cover manufacturers:-
L. BOTT & c 0 ... . .. . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . I 5 L. BOTT & CO ... ... ... ... ... . .. ... . .. . .. . . . ... ... .. I 5
H. & '1'. C. GODFREY.............................. 20 Watch & clock makers:-
Tilers : - H.CHAPMAN .......................................... 19
J. WILLIAl\lS & CO .••. ..... ... ... ...... ... ... .•. 12 E. 1\I.-\RKS ... ... ............... ... . ... ... ... ....... .. 41
Timber merchants:-- Water closet manufacturers:-
ADDINGTON TIMBER, SLATE & CEMENT GUEST & CHRIMES ...... ........................ 64
CO. LIMITED ........................................ . 12 \Vater meter manufacturers : - ·
P. H. BARKER & SO~ ....................•......... 45 GUEST & CHRIMES ... ... ... ... ..• ... . . . ... ... . .. 64
BROWN & SON LIMITED ....................... . 16 I WT ater supp l y engmeers
. :
EWEN & TOMLINSON LI:.\IITEIJ ......... ..
4o DUKE & OCKENDEN LIMITED............... 13
MAY & BU'rCHER LTD ........................ .
~ 9 Waterproof cloth manufacturers:-
W. ROGERS&SONS ............................. . bi
H. & T. U. GODFREY.............................. 20
WELLS & PERRY ... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... ... ... ... 23
Waterproof garment manufacturers : -
Tool merchants : - W. WARNE & CO. LIMITED ..•............... 11
B. H. HARRISON & SO~ ....................... . 22 Wedding cake manufacturer:-

Truss manufacturers : - P. BUCK ............................................... ··· 55

J. H. HAYWOOD LIMITED .................... . 51 Weighing machine manufacturer :-
Typewriting offiGes :-- L. DOYLE ... ... ... ... ... ......... ... ... ... ... .... ... ... 63
.., 1 Wheelwright:-
G. R.. SHERRINGTON-lVIORRIS .........•...•• 2
.) W. "\\.,-Hlrll}1~ ••• ••• •••• • • ••• ••• ••• •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 3 I
Undertakers:- •
'Vindow blind manufacturers:-
W. ALLEN ..•....•........................ ··· ·•·· ·· ··· t16 M. & F. 0. :FOSTER & CO ... ... ...... ... ... ... ... 46
BOLINGBROKE & SONS ... ... ... ..... ... ... ... 17 ,V. FRENCH ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... .... ... .... ... ...... 43
CH OAT & SON ....................................... . I9 Wine & spirit merchants:-
R. J. D ALD Y & SON ............................. . 26
....-\..E ....-\.PPLEG . .-\.TE ................................ . 15
M. & F. 0. FOSTER & CO .........................• 46 .BATES BROTHERS................................. 36
W. FRENCH ......................................... . 43 J. & T. W. WICKS.................................... 29
H. L. GRIFFIN & CO ... ... . . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 27 Wire weavers::-
W. J. HAW ARD ....................... ~ ... ... ... ... 46
BRYAN CORCORA~ LIMITED ........•..•... 13
G. KIRBY . . . .... ... ... . . . ... ... . . . ... ... ... .. . ... . .. ... 45 Wood merchant:-
H. NORRIS & SON ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 41 R. BRADS HA 'V....................................... 32
20
H. POTTER ... ·········································· ·wood stain manufacturers:-
W. H. SHEPHARD ............ ······ ······ ··· ······ 2 9 J • J :l..'CKSO'- ......, & CO ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• • • • ••• • ••••••

J · WENT ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· · ·· ·· · ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· ··· 2 9 Yacht fitters:-
H. YOUNGER ... ··· .... ································· 5° MAY & BUTCHER L'rD • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49
Undertakers' manufacturers:- Yacht furnishers:-
DOTTRIDGE BROTHERS LIMITED ••••••••• 8 H. L. GRIFF!:~- & CO ... ... ... ... ...... .. ... ... ... 27
Undertakers' warehousemen:- Yacht upholsterers :-
DOTTRIDGE BROTHERS LIMITED ...........
8 R. J. D . . \.LDY & SON ... ... ... ... .. . ... ... ... ... ... 26
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• ESSEX is one of the metropolitan shires and takes its
name from the commonwealth of the East Saxons (one
of the English hordes which settled in South Britain),
and of which Middlesex, London and Hertfordshire after-
wards formed · part. .After the Euskardians and Celts
bad been driven out, Essex was held by the Belgic tribe
of the Trinobantes until the Roman inroad. Of the
Romans it was a great seat and here was their city of
Camulodunum. The Welch, again becoming masters,
were driven out by the East Saxons. The chief clans
concerned in the settlement were the Tilling, Balling,
Denning, Thurring, Benning, Billing, Horning, Manning,·
Totting, Bucking and Dunning, being the same as those
tmgaged in the settlement of East Anglia. In 823 it came
under the sway of the West Saxons under Egbert, though
more than once given up to the Danes.
The county is of an irregular shape, being in its
greatest length, from north-east to south-west, 63 miles,
and from north to south 48 miles. By the " Confirma·
tion Act (No. 14). 1895,'' the parishes of Heydon, Great
Chishall and Little Chishall and parts of those of Haver-
bill and Kedington were transferred, the first three to
Cambridgeshire and the two last to Suffolk. The area
of the ancient or geographical county is g86,975 acres.
and of the administrative county and county borough
of West Ham, 979,532 (including inland water), being
the eleventh English shire for size. In 1881 its popu-
lation was 576,434; and in 1891 was 784.,258; males,
389,949 ; females, 394,309. In 1901 the population was
x,oBS,77I in the ancient county and 1,083,998 in the
administrative county. The number of houses was:
in the ancient· county, 2or,5ro inhabited, 13,942 un-
inhabited and 3,681 building; in the administrative
county, 201,028 inhabited, 13,894 uninhabited and 3,681
building.
The population of the administrative county and
county borough of West Ham in 1911 was 1,35o,88r,
Yiz. : males, 66o,o62 ; females, 6go,219.
On the east and south-east the county is bounded by
the North Sea; on the south by the Thames, which ftows
between it and Kent ; on the west by the Lea against
Middlesex and by the Stort against Hertfordshire; on
the north by Cambridge and on the north-east by the
Stour, separating it from Suffolk. On the east the
shore is broken by the deep friths and creeks of the
Stour, Colne, Blackwater, Crouch and Thames and by
the inlets round Horsey, Mersea and Havengore islands.
Time of High Water on the Full and Change of the Moon
at the following places on the coast of Essex:-
High
RISE.*
Water
PLACH.
Full & 1 - - - - - - · - - leaving it at Woodham Ferris for Burnham and South·
Change. Springs. I Neaps. minster), Rayleigh, Rochford and Southend; another
h. m. feet.
Harwich Harbour . . . . .......... . 0 6 11~
Orwell River, Pinmill ........... . 0 20 12
Orwell River, Downham Reach 0 27 12
Orwell River, Ipswich ........... . 0 35 13!
Stour River, Wrabness ........•... 0 29 12
Stonr River, Mistley Quay ..... . 0 48 IIf
Stour River, Cattawade Bridge. I 84t
The N aze .............................. . 0 6 12!
Colne River, Colne Pomt ....... . noon
Colne River, Wivenhoe ........... . 0 10 I
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Blackwater River, Scales Point. noon
Blackwater River, Heybridge ... 0 20
14: 12
Chelmer River, Maldon . .• . . .. •.• o 32 10
Gunfleet Sand, N.E. End........ I I 40 12
Crouch River, Foulness........... o 5 14~
Crouch River, Hull Bridge ... ... o 25 I6
Maplin Light......................... o 5 14!
•By the ri11e oF the tide is meant its vertical rise above the railways by a line from St. Pancras vill Tottenham and
mean low water level of spring tides.
The Thames flows through London to the North Sea,
having several quays, hut no great haven on the Essex
"hore. and the limit~ of the port of London extend to Great Eastern Sudbury branch, via Castle
Havengore creek in this county. The Lea, and its head, and Yeldham to Haverhill.
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the Stort, are navigable, passing through Bishop Stort·
ford, Harlow and Waltham Abbey; the Boding rises in
Easton Park, near Dnnmow, and flows south for about 3~
miles past Ongar to llford, where it becomes navigable-,.
and, passing Barking, joins the Thames: the Boutne'
brook, 12 miles long, falls into the Thames at Dagenham :·
the Ingerbourne rises in South Weald and falls into the---,
Thames near Rainham: the Marditch, 12 miles long, ....
forms a creek at Purfleet : the Crouch, 25 miles longr-.._
waters south-east Essex and is navigable from Hull Bridge ~
to the North Sea; Burnham is its port : the Bromhill is 11
creek, xo miles long, and navigable for 7 miles to near
Rochford: the river Chelmer, 46 miles long, rising in the
north-west near Debden, and flowing south, pal'ses Dun-
mow and Chelmsford, where it is made navigable, thence· .
ea~t to Maldon (its port), receiving the Ter, 13 miles longr
the Wid and Cann, 14 miles long, and the Sandon Brook,.
ro miles long; near Maldon it joins the Blackwater, wbicb
has for its feeder the Podsbrook :the Colne, 35 miles long,
rises on the northern border near Birdbrook, becomes
navigable at Colche:.ter, and receiving the Roman river,
flows into the ~orth Sea: the Holland creek falls int-o the
North Sea at Little Holland: the Stour is about so miles
long, becomes navigable at Sudbury and passes the ports
of Manningtree and Harwich to the No1·th Sea: in the
north-west the Cam .and Slade brooks pass into Cam.....
bridgeshire.
The railways in this county are controlled by the Grea~ .
Eastern railway, and ounsist of two main lines and
numerous branches. The principal line from London to
Cambridge runs along the western side of this county
and the eastern of Hertfordshire, from Tottenham to.~
Bishop Stortford, and then cuts across the north-west. .
angle of Essex to Chesterford and thence to Cambridge:
th? branches from this line are one from Broxbourne to
Ware and Hertford, from which again a branch leaving ·
St. Margarets goes to Buntingford, these two branches
being actually in Hertfordshire ; one from Bishop Sturli- .
ford going due east through Dunmow to Braintree, and1
then south-east until it joins the Ipswich line at l\"itham,_
and a third branch leaves Audley End and runs through
Saffron Walden to the Haverhill and Sudbury line. The-
other main line, that to Ipswich, Norwich &c. enters th&
county at Stratford, where two short branch lines go
north to Chingford and Chipping Ongar, through Wood-
ford (with a loop line to Ilford), and one south to North
Woolwich; from thence is a ferry to Woolwich in Kent.
The main line passes through Romford, Ingatestone,
Chelmsford, Witham and a little north of Colchester,
and leaves the county at Manningtree; the branches
from it are one from Shenfield to Billericay, Wickford
(where a branch runs off to Maldon, with another
branch leaves Witham for Maldon, where it joins the
feet. branch from Wick.ford. The next branch is from Marks
Tey northward to Sudbury, where it turns
9! and Tuns along the northern border of the county as westward
far as Linton, having a short branch from Bartlow to
Saffron Walden and A.udley End; from St. Botolph on
the Ipswich main line a branch runs to Walton-on-the~
Naze, having branches from Wivenhoe to Brightlingsea
I and from Thorpe to Clacton-on-Sea, and from Manning-
10 tree a branch runs to Parkstone Quay and Harwich.
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10
The Midland railway, London, Tilbury and Southend
!'(>Ction, which starts from Fenchurch street, passes
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IO through the southern part of the county from Plaistow
via Barking, Horndon, Pitsea, North Benfleet, Southend
I 6 to Shoeburyness, the old loop line of the same railway
8 leaving the line at Barking, running alongside the river
1
IOi by Tilbury and :rejoining the new line viA. Stanford-le-
II Hope (with a branch to Thames Haven), while another
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-lOo branch runs from Romford to Grays and Tilbury by
Upminster and Ockendon, and connects with these
Forest Gate to Barking, and runs trains from St. Pancras
to Southend.
The Colne Valley railway runs from (]happel. on~~=-::-
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The District railway opened a branch line in June.
1902, from Whitechapel to East Ham.
. The county has much rich meadow ground on thE
shores of tht~ brooks and marsh lands, on the friths ano
creeks : on the shore are many marsh islands, like thosE
of Holla.nd; of these Canvey, Foulness, Wallasea, Mersea,
Horsea, Havengore and Potton are the greatest : much of
the shore is sheltered against the tides and storms by
dykes and sea walls. The inland parts are somewha~ hilly
and well timbered: the highest hills of the London clay,
which do not exceed 300 feet, are High Beech, near Wal-
thnm Abbey, Danbury, Tiptree Heath, near Witham, and
J,aindon )iills, noar Brentwood. . Stock, West Hanningfield, Widford, W oodham Ferxer.s
Essex, of which Chelmsford is thel assize town, is
iJtcluded within the South-Eastern Circuit, and forms
oae court of Quarter Sessions and is divided into x8
petty sessional divisions, viz. : Becontree ( sittings at
.Stratford), Brentwood, Chelmsford, Dengie (sittings at
Naldon and Southminster), Dunmow, Epping (sittings
at Epping and Waltham Abbey), Freswell (sittings at
rGreat Bardfield), Halstead, Harlow, Hinckford (North)
.{sittings at Castle Hedingham), Hinckford (South)
(sittings at Braintree), Lexden and Winstree (sittings
.at OolchPster), Ongar, Orsett (sittings at Grays), Roch-
ford (sittings at Ro~<hford and Southend), Romford,
. ·Tendring (sittings at Clacton-on-Sea, Mistley and
·(fhorpe), Walden (sittings at Saffron Walden and Stan-
·stead) and Witham.
-'NOTE. Unless otherwise stated, sittings are held at the
place giving name to the division.
Part of Becontree hundred, viz. Barking, East Ham,
West Ham, Little Ilford, Low Leyton, Walthamstow,
Wanstead, St. Mary Woodford and Ohingford is within
the bounds of the Central Criminal Court, and with
Dagenham, Chadwell Heath, Waltham Abbey, Loughton
anrl Chigwell, under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan
Pdice. The County Courts (which are in Circuits 35
and 38) are held at Saffron Walden, Braintree, Brent-
wood, Chelmsford, Colchester, Clacton and Harwich
(Joint), Dunmow., Grays Thurrock, Halstead, Maldon,
nomford, Southend and Waltham Abbey.
There are four coroner's districts :-Easte~n Division,
Southern and West ern Division, Sokens Division and
Metropolitan Division. For names of coroners, see p. 18. ·
The shire is ecclesiastically within the diocese of
•Chelmsford, created in 1914, and divided into two
.archdeaconries: Colchester, sub-divided into the rural
-deaneries of Belcha.mp, Braintree, Coggeshall and Tey,
· .Colchester, Dedham, Dunmow, Halstead and Heding-
. ham, Harwich, Newport and Stanstead, Saffron Walden,
St. Osyth and Witham; and Essex, sub-divided into
the rural deanPries of Barking, Barstable, Canewdon
and Southend; Chafford, Chelmsford, Chigwell, Dengie,
.. Harlow, Maldon, Ongar, Orsett and Grays, Roding,
'\l•althamstow and Leyton, West Ham and Wickford:
JJallingdon, a 11uburb of Sudbury in Suffolk, is in the
diocese of St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich.
The county contains 399 civil parishes. The Muni-
. cipal boroughs are :-Chelmsford, population in 19IJ,
t:8,oo8; Colchester. population, 43,452; East Ham,
population, 133,487 ; Harwich, population, 13,622 ;
Maldon, population, 6,255; Saffron Walden, population,
~.().3II; Southend-on-Sea (County Borough), 62,713;
West Ham .(Oounty Borough), 289,030.
By the "Southend-on-Sea Corporation Act" the
:borough was extended from Nov. gth, 1913, to include
.Leigh-on-Sea civil parish and Urban District and part
t~f Eastwood; it is now a County Borough.
Other towns are: Walthamstow, 124,s8o; Ilford,
78,188; Barking, 31,294; Woodford, 18,497; Romford,
16,970; Clacton, 9·777 ; Halstead, 6,264 ; Braintree,
6,168; Brentwood, 6,923; and Witham, 3,480.
The county forms nineteen hundreds : the following is
a list of the hundreds, with the places included in
rach : -
Hundred of Barstable :-Bassildon, Bowers Gifford.
• Eastwood, Foulness, Great Stambridge, Great Wake.-,
'Rulphan, Qhadwell St. Mary, Corringham, Doddinghurst,
J)ownham, Dun ton, East Horndon, East Ttlbury, Fab-
bing, Great Burstead, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Hutton,
lngrave, Laindon, Langdon or Laindon Hills, Little
tlurstead 1 Little Thurrock, Muckbg, Nevendon. North
nenfieet, Orsea, Pitsea, Ramsden Bellhouse, Raml'den
Crays, Shenfield, South Benfl.eet, Stanford-le-Hope.
Thundersley (part of), Vange, West Horndon~ West
Tilbury and Wickford.
Hundred of Becontree , 4 , Barking, nage.nham, Ea11t
Ham, Little llford, Low teyton, Walthamstow, Wan-
litead, West Ham and Woodford.
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Hundred of Chafford :-Aveley, Brentwood, Childer-
litch, Cranham, Grays Thurrock, Great Warley, Little
\Varley, North Ockendon, Rainham, South Ockendon,
~outh Weald, Stifford, Upminster, Wennington and West
fhurrock.
Hundred of Chelmsford :-Blackmore, Boreham,
liroomfield, Buttsbury, Chelmsford, Chignall St. Ja!lles,
Chignall Smealey, Danbury, East Hanningfield, Fryern-
ing, Great Baddow, Great Leighs (part of), Great Wal-
tham, Ingatestone, Little Baddow, Little Leighs, Little
Waltha~ Margaretting, Mountnessing, Rettendon, Rox-
well, Runwell, Sandon, South Hanningfield, Springfield,
and Wrjttle.
Hundred of Clavering :-Berden, Clavering, Farnhalll,
Henham (part of). Langley, Manuden, Stansted Moun'-
fitchet (pa.rt of), Ugley .
Hundred of Dengie :-.Althorne, Asheldham, Bradwell,
Burnham, Cold Norton, Oreeksea, Dengie, Hazeleigh.
Latchingdon, Mayland. Mundon, North Fambridge, Pur-
leigh, St. Lawrence Newland, Southminster, Steeple,
Stow Maries, Tillingham, Woodham Mortimer and Wood-
ham Waiter•
Hundred of Dunmow : Aythorp Roding, Barnsto'lt,
Berners Roding, Broxted, Chickney, Good Easter, Grea't
Canfield, Great Dunmow, Great Easton, High Easter,
High Boding, Leaden Roding, Lindsell, Little Canfi.eld,
Little Dunmow, Little Easton, Margaret Roding, Mash-
bury, Pleshey, Shellow Bowells, Thaxted, Tilty, White
Roding with the hamlet of Morrell Roding, Willingale
Doe and Willingale Spain.
Hundred of Freshwell : Ashdon, Bardfield, Salin[t,
Great Bardfield, Great Sampford, Helion Bumpstead,
Hempstead, Little Bardfield, Little Sampford and ;Rad-
winter.
Hundred of Harlow :-Great Ballingbury, Great Parn-
don, Harlow, Hatfield Broad Oak or Hatfield ltegis.
Latton, Little Hallingbury, Little Parndon, Matching,
Netteswell, Roydon (part of) and Sheering.
Hundred of Hinckford :-.Alphamstone, Ashen, Balling-
don-cum-Brnndon, Belchamp Otten, Belchamp St. Paul,
Belchamp Waiter, Birdbrook, Bocking, Borley, Braiutree.
Bulmer, Bures, Castle Hedingham, Felstead, Finching-
field, Foxearth, Gestingthorpe, Gosfield, Great Henny,
Great Maplestead, Great Saling, Great Yeldham, Hal-
stead Rural, Halstead Urban, Lamarsh, Liston, -Little
Henny, Little Maplestead, Little Yeldham, Middleton,
Ovington, Panfield, Pebmarsh, Pentlow, Rayne, Ridg-
well, Shalford, Sible Hedingham, Stambourne, Stebbing,
Steeple Bumpstead, Stisted, Sturmere, Tilbury, Toppes-
fi.eld, Twinstead, Wether~field and Wickham St. Paul's.
Hundred ol Le::r.den :-Aldham (Witham division).
Birch (Colchester division), Boxted, Chapel or Ponti&·
bright (Witham division~. Copford, Dedham (Colchester
division), Earls Colne, East Donyland, Easthorpe, .Ea-
gaine Colne (Witham division), Fearing (Witham divi·
sion), Fordham (Colchester division), Ureat Cog-geshall
(Witham division), Great Horkesley, Great Tey (Witham
division), Inworth (Witham division), Langham (Col-
chester division), Little Horkesley (Colchester division).
Little Tey (Witham division), Marks Tey (Witham divi·
sion), Markshall (Witham division), Messing, Mount Bures
(Colchester division), Pattiswick (Witham division),
Stanway (Colchester division), Wakes C()lne (Witham
division), West Bergholt (Colchester division). 'White
Colne (Witham division), Wormingford and WivenhOt
(Colchester division) .
Hundred <>f Ongar :-Abbots Roding, Beauchamp
RodingJ Bobbingworth, Chigwell, Chipping Ongar,
Fyfield or Fifehead, Greenstead, High Laver, Hi~h Ongal",
Kelvedon Hatch, Lambonrne, Little Laver, Loughton.
Magdalen Laver, Moreton, Navestock, North WeaM
Bassett, Norton Mandeville, Shelley, Stamford kivers,
Stnpleford Abbots, Stapleford Tawney, Stondon Massey}
Theydon Bois, Theydon Garnon and Theydon Monnt.
Hundred of Rochford : -Ashingdon, Barling, Canewdon.
ing, Hadleigh, Hawkwell, Hockley, Leigh, Little Stam~
bridge, Little Wakering, North Shoebury, Pagleshnm.t
Prittlewell, Ra:wreth, Rayleigh, Rochford, Shopla.nd,
Southchurch. South Fambridge, South Shoebury,. SuttOJJ
and Thunder11ley (part of).
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Hundred of Tendring :-Alresford, Ardleigh, Beao·
mont-cum-Moze, Bradfield, Brightlingsea, Elmstead,
Frating, Frinton, Great Bentley, Great Btomley, Great
Clacton, Great Holland, Great Oakley, Kirby-le-Soken.
Lawford, Little Bentley, Little Bromley, Little Clactol\,
Little Holland, Little Oakley, Manningtree, Mistl~t
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Ramsey, St. Osyth-Chich, Tendring, Thorpe-le-Soken. 1 Mashbury Stock
Thorringt-on, Walton-le-Soken or Walton-on-the-Naze, Pleshey Waltham-Great
Weeley, Wix and Wrabness. Rettendou ' Waltbam-Little
Roxwell · Widford
Hundred of Thurstable :-Goldhanger, Great Tothan1, Runwell Woodham Ferris
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Heybridge, Langford, Little Totham, Tollesbury, Tolle~c Sandon Writtle

hunt D'Arcy, Tolleshunt Knights, Tolleshunt .Major or I Springfield
:Beckingham and Wickham Bishops. · / CoLCHESTER L'NION'.
Hundred of Uttlesford: .irkesden, Birchanger, Chrh- ..
hall, Debden, Elmdon, Elsenham, Great Chesterforu, Comprlsmg the parish of Colchester.
Great Chishall, Henham (part of), Heydon, Little Ches-
terford, Little Chishall, Littlebury, Newport, Quendon. DUNl\IOW UNION.
Rickling, Stansted l\Iontfitchett (part of), Strethall,
'l'akeley, Wendens Ambo, Wendon Lofts, Wicken Bonant, Aythorpe Roding or Roothing Felstead
Widdington and Wimbish. Bardfield-Great Hatfield Broad Oak, or Hat-
Bardfield-Little field Regis
Hundred of Waltham :-Chingford, Epping, Nazeing, Bardfield Saling High Easter
Boydon (part of), Rnd Waltham Abbey or Waltha.m Holy Barnstun High Rodmg or Roothing
Cro~s.
Broxted Leaden Roding or Roothing
Hundred of Winstree :-.ibberton, East MPrsea, Fing- Canfield-Great Lindsell .
ringhoe, Great Wigborough, Langenhoe, Layer Breton, Canfield-Little Margaret Uoding or Rootbing
Layer-de-la-Hay, Layer Marney, Little Wigborough, Chickney Stebbing
Peldon, Salcott, Virley and West Mersea. Dunmow-Great TaKeley
Hundred of Witham: Black Notley, Bradwell-next- Dunmow-Little Thaxted
Coggeshall, Cressing, Fairsted, Faulkbourne, GreJt Easton-Great 'filtv
Braxted, Great Leighs (part of), Hatfield Peverel, Kelve- Easton-Little -
White Roding or Roothing •
don, Little Braxted, Little Coggeshall, Rivenhall, Terling,
Ulting, White Notley and Witham. EPPING UNION.
The Registration Districts are:-
Buckhurst Hill Nazeing
Chigwell Netteswell
1\""0. Name. Area. IP op. m. rgn.
Chingford . North W eald Bassett
Epping Parndon-Great
Epping Upland Parndon-Little
r88 ~rest Ham ................ . r8,784 704,158 Harlow Rovdon
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189 Epping . . . . . ........... . 48,II7 36,715 Latton Sheering
190 Ongar ...... .............. .. 47,236 10,644 Loughton Theydon Bois
191 nomford ............... . 47,6SI 1SI,8o8 Magdalen Laver Thevdon
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Garnon
192 Orsett...................... . 41,289 40,8]0 Matching
193 Billerica y ................ . 49,854 28,478
Chelmsford ............ . 86,157 flALSTEAD UNION.
194 40,799
195 Rochford •.•............. 63,121 93.805 Castle Hedingharn Ridge well
196 Mal don ................. . 8g,887 25,607 Colne Engaine Sible Hedingham
197 Tendring ............... . 84,076 53.441 Earls Colne Stambourne
198 Colchester .....•...•..... II.333 43.45 2 Gosfield Tilbury juxta Clare
199 Lex den ................. . 71,049 22,061 Halstead Rural Toppesfield
200 Halstead ... .............. . 39.359 r6,s96 Halstead Urban White Colne
'201 .Brain tree ................ . 68,285 28,1 I I M a plestead-Great Yeldham-Great
202 I Dunmow ............... . 73.503 r6,o8.~ Ma plestead-Little Yeldham-Little
203 Raffron W alden ........ . 64,676 r6,617 Pebmarsh
LEXDEN & WINSTREE UNION.
The following list of the unions shows the places included Abberton Layer-de-la-Hay
in each:- Aldham Layer· Marney
BILLERICAY UNION. Bergholt-West Marks Tey
Basildon (Chapelry) Laindon · Birch l\1 ersea-East
Bentleet-North Lee Chapel Boxtcd Mersea-West
Bowers Gifford (Hamlet) Mountnessing Chapel Messing
Brentwood Nevendon Cop ford Mount Bures
Hurstead-Great Pitsea Dedham Peldon
Burstead-Little Ramsden Bellhouse Donyland-East Salcott
Chtlderditch Ramsden Crays Easthorpe ~t;anway
Downham Shenfield Fingringhoe Tey-Great
Dunton Vange Forciham 'fey-Little
Horndon-East Warley-Little Horkesley-Great Virley
Horndon-West Weald-South Horkesley-Little Wakes Colne
Hutton Wickford In worth Wigborough-Great
[ngrave Langenhoe Wigborough-Little
BRAINTREE UNION. Langham Wivenhoe
Laver Breton W ormingford
Black N otley Mark shall •

Bocking Pan field

Bradwell next Coggeshall Pattiswick l\1ALDON UNION.
Brain tree Rayne Althorne Mundon
Doggeshali-Great Rivenhall Asheldam Purleigh
Coggeshall-Little Saling-Great Bradwell-near-the-Sea St. Lawrence
Cressing Shalford Braxted-Great Southminster
Fairstead Stisted Braxted-Little Steeple
Faulkbourne Terling Burnham Stow Maries
Fee ring Wethersfield Cold Norton Tilling ham
Finchingfield White Notley Creek sea Tollesbury
Hatfield Peverel Witham Dengie Tolleshunt D'Arcy
Kelvedon Fambridge-North Tolleshunt Knights
CHELl\IS.FORD uNION. I Goldhanger Tolleshunt Major, or Backing-
Baddow-Great Good Easter Hazeleigh ham
Baddow-Little Hanningtield-East Hey bridge Totham-hreat
Bore ham Hanninpi.eld-Soutb Langford Totham-Little
:Broomfield Hanningfield-West Latchingdon Ulting
;Butts bury Ingatestone & Fryerning
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Maldon All Saints Wickham Bishops
Chelmsford Leighs-Great Maldon St. Mary W oodham l\Iortimer
Chignal Letghs Little I Maldon St. Peter \\'oodham Waiter
Dar.bury · Margarettiug -I Mayland
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OSGAR t'NION. The Essex mt>n are mostly employed in husbandry
Abbots or Abbess Roding un'er-Little and stock feeding, and only a few in manufactures ot
or H.oothing Moreton silk &c. at Brain tree and Halstead; there is a silk mill
Heauchamp Roding or ~ avestock at Chelmsford, and the lace industry is actively carried
Roothing Norton )landeviiJc on in the cottage homes of Coggeshall, where the-
Bemers Roding or Roothing Ongar-High delicate textile, usually called Tambour lace, is made
Black more Shelley by band. According to the ".Mines and Quarrie•
Hobbingworth -;bellow Bowels General Report and Statistics," Part Ill-Output, for
Chipping Ongar Stanford Rivers 1912, the minerals worked are: Chalk for lime, 623,265.
Doddinghurst Stapleford Abbots t.ons, value £29,246; brick clay, 89,324 tons, value-
Fytield, or l''ifehead Htapleford Tawney £3,240; the other minerals raised were gravel and
Greenstead Stondon Massey sand, 71,262 tons, ~·alued at £6,905; chert and flint,.
Kelvedon Hatch 'fheydon Mount 6,219 tons; salt is made from the sea. Seeds are-
Lambourne Willinga!e Doe grown in various parts. The trade of the towns on
Laver-High • Willingale Spain the shore is in the oyster and other fisheries and in
11hipping corn, coals and timber. The Colne oyster-
OnsETT UNION. fiS'hery is of great value and importance; it furnishe:.
the finest natives, and belongs to Colchester: in the
Aveiey 0f:kendon-North rivers Crouch, Roach and Blackwater the native oyster
Bulphan Ockendon-South is indigenous, and the spat or brood is successfully
Chad well Orsett caught and prt>serYed; these grounds seem to be the-
Corrmgham Stanford-le-Hope natural home of the native oyster owing to the peculiar
J:l'obbmg Stifford character of the water and the geological nature of the-
Grays Thurrock Thurrock-Little rivl'r beds, which by their sheltered position m:tintain..
Horndon-on-the-Hill Thurrock-West, with Purfeet. an equable temperature at the most critical time in
Laindon Hills Tilbury-East ths spawning or spatting season. The chief object of
Mucking Tilbury-West cultivators is to protect and preserve the spat from
its numero1.18 enemies throughout the infantine and
ROCHFORD UNION. delicately susceptible stages ; millions of these littl&
Ashingdon Prittlewell molluscs here produced are sold at the age of from
Bar ling Rawreth one to t.wo years, to be laid down and mature and
.Bentleet-South Rayleigh fatten for market; by which time they are four to-
Canewdon Rochford five years old : the far-famed Royal Whitstable Nativtt
Canvey •
Island Hhoebury-North is here bred, as also the famous Ostend oyster of
East wood Shoe bury-South the Continent, so that destruction here means ruin
Fam bridge-South Shopland in these and other places : that the area of breeding
Foulness Southchurch grounds cannot be artificially extended has been proved
Hadleigh St.ambridge-Great by the futile effort of many companies formed for
Havengore Stambridge-Little that purpose; and it is a well-known fact that.
Hawk well Sutwn sewage is both poisonous and destructive to oysters.
Hockley Thundersley especially in their early stages. The ports of the county
l..eigh Wakering-Great are Manningtree, Harwich, Brightlingsea, Colchester.
Paglesham Wakering-Little Salcott, Maldon, :Bradwell, Burnham, Wakering, South·
end, Leigh, Grays, Purfieet and Barking. The Roya)
RO.MFORD UNION.
Victoria and .Albert Docks are in Plaistow Level; there-
are also very large docks at Tilbury, opened in x886.
Barking NoakHill all connected with London by rail. Steamers rnn from
Cranham Rain ham London to Harwich and communicate with Purfleet,
Dagenham Romford Grays, Tilbury, Southend, Walton. and Clacton: South-
Havering-atte-Bowcr Upminster end and Tilbury are steamboat stations; the boat&
Hornchurch Warley-Great only run between London, Southend, Walton and Clacton
Ilford W ennington during the summer months. From Southend, boats also
run to Boulogne, Ostend, Margate, Ramsgate and Yal'-
SAFFRON WALDEII! UNION. mouth. Steamers go up the Orwell from Harwich t&
Arkesden Quendon Ipswich. Harwich, Southend, Walton and Clacton ar&
Ash don Radwinter bathing places. At Waltham Abbey there are Govern-
Bartlow Hamlet Rickling ment powder works, and at Pur:fleet powder stores;.
Chester ford-Great Saffron Walden Warley is a military station and a depot for recruits;
Chesterford-Little Sampford-Gred at Tilbury is a e;arrison; at Colchester is a large camp
Chrishall Sampford-Little for infantry and cavalry, and at Shoeburyness an ex-
Clavering Strethall tensive ground for testing Government artillery of thl':
Debden Wendens Ambo largest calibre.
Elmdon Wend on Lofts
Hempstead Wicken Bonhun\ The East Anglian Institute of Agriculture, in Duke-
Langley Widdington street and King Edward's avenue, Chelmsford, was-
Littlebury Wimbish established by the Essex County Council for the purpose
Newport of giving instruction in the principles underlying the-
TENDRING UNION. practice of agriculture, horticulture and dairying. The
Institute also serves as a centre for affording assistance
Alresford Holland-Little and advice to farmers and for the training of teachers-
Ardleigh Kirby-le-Soken in rural subjects. It is furnished with the best modern
Beaumont-cum-Moze Lawford equipment and comprises agricultural, chemical and:
Bentley-Great Manningtree biological laboratories, dairy school, lecture rooms,
Bentley-Little Mistley library and m meum. Staff: Principal, R. M. Wilso-JJ
Bradfield Oakley-Great R.Sc. and J. Hunter Smith B.Sc. (agriculture); E.
Brightlingsea Oakley-Little McKenzie Taylor B.Sc. and G. S. Robertson B.Sc.
Bromley-Great Ramsey • (chemistry); R. Robson M.Sc. (biology); C. Wakely-
Bromley-Little St. Osyth F.R.H.S. & T. G. Bullock (horticulture); Miss A.
Clacton-Great Tendring Matthews and Miss A.. Crawford (dairy and poultry).
Clacton-Little Thorpe-le-Soken The Essex County Hospital, standing on the Lexden
Dovercourt 'fhorrington road, to the westward of the town of Colchester, a
Elmstead Walton-le-Soken, or Walton· structure of white brick, was built in 1820 and enlarged
Frating on-the-Naze in 1839, and again enlarged in x879-8o, and further
• I<'rinton Weeley extended and enlarged, at a cost of £6,ooo, in celebra•
Harwich St. Nicholas Wix tion of the Diamond Jubilee, in x•Bg7, of Her late
Holland-Great Wrabness Majesty Queen Victoria: in 1899 the whole of thw
wards were re-ftoored with polished oak set on concrete
WEST HAM UNION. and tJhe operating room practically rebuilt at a c06t of
Cann Hdll W althamstow over £3,000 : a new children's surgical ward was built
Ham-East Wanstead in 1907 at a cost of nearly [,3,ooo, and opened br
Ham West Woodford St. Mary H.R.H. the Princess Louise (Duchess of Argyll). Thjt
Leyton-Low ho<opital stand'! in 11pacious grounds, with lawn ke.
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 DIRECTORY.) ESSEX. 5
:and is available for 100 patients; duri-ng the year 1913 a magistrate's order, in pursuance of the "Children-
;there were 857 in-patients and :~,499 out-patients; it i11 .d.Ct, xgo8," and the "Elementary Schools .Act:" the
-supported by subecriptions, donations, collections and boys' time is divided between instruction in school and
bequests. A separate building has been erected as a industrial labour, such as house and garden work, shoe-
Nurses' Home. Special features are the children's ward, making, tailoring, laundry and carpentering; the reli-
for which Lady Cowdray gave a donation of [.5oo, X-ray gious teachjng is Protestant, -but undenominational.
installation and Finsen lamp. W. ·W. Hewitt esq. presi- The school was originally carried on in Baddow road,
dent; Charles R. Gurney Hoare and Capt. Neville A. C. but in 1878 the council erected the present commodious
ode Hirzel Tufnell, treasurers; Sydney Waiter Curl M.D., and suitable premises; the site and surrounding area
M.R.C.P.Lond. hon. physician; Henry Laver ·M.R.C.S. consists of about 12 acres. The school is certified for
Eng. Edwin Worts L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. and r5o boys. Applications for admission should be ad-
Edgar Atlee Hunt M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin. con- dressed to Charles W. Hayward, Manager, Boys' Home,
suiting surgeons; B. H. Nicholson M.B., C.M.Edin. Chelmsford.
Philip G. Laver M.R.C.S.Eng.~ L.R.C.P.Lond. and The County Lunatic Asylum, standing on an emintmce,.
Edward .Chichester M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. sur- about three-quarters o.f L..& .. mile from the Brentwood
geons ; William Leigh Maule Day M.D., B.Ch.Oxon., station, is a building in the Elizabethan style, opened
..:\LR.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. and William Frederick in 1853; in 1864 .three additional blocks were erected,
.Albert Clowes M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. assistant surgeons (and for 75 more patients; in 1!!71 another block for 250
anresthetists) ; Abraham Wm. Frost L.D.S.Eng. dentist; female patients; and in 188d a further extension was
·Rev. Canon G. T. Brunwin-Hales M.A. chaplain; .A. G. made for 450 male patients. The whole is capable of
iBuck, secretary; Miss Winifred M. Bickham, matron. receiving 1,650: the wards are spacious and airy 1 and
The Chelmsford and Essex Hospital and Dispensary, som,e command an extensive prospect: upwards of 130
situated in the New London road, Chelmsford, was acres, including the Brentwood Hall estate, were purchased
·opened hy Lady Brooke on Thursday, Nov. 15th, 1883, in 1873, and comprise a farm, kitchen gardens and plea-
and considerably enlarged in 1909 at a cost of nearly sure grounds; the farm and garden are cultivated by
f.j,ooo. The hospital consists of a central block and the patients. Visiting days are any week day, but not
"two wings, two stories in height, and at the rear is a more frequently than once a fortnight. John Turner
-two-storied annexe, the ground floor of which is used as M.B., C.M.Aberd. medical superintendent; George
the out-patients' department and the upper floor as an Nathan Oscroft Slater M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. (first),
isolation block. The central hall leads into the secre- Miss Adele Isabella de Steiger M.D.Lond. (second) and
'tary's office on the ri~ht and the matron's room on the Oscar Gladstone Maginness M.R.O.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
left. The male wards are on the ground floor, and Loud. (third), assistant medical officers; Rev. Henry
above are the wards for women and children; the Stephens M.A. chaplain; C. W. Parker, treasurer, and
'hospital provides in all for 43 beds, and is supported by treasurer to benevolent fund ; Henry Hamilton Gepp,
vo]untary subscriptions. Theodore Harry Wailer clerk to the visitors; William Herbert Roscoe F.C.I.S.
'M.R.C. S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., Kenneth Simonds Storrs clerk of the asylum; E. S. White, storekeeper; George
'M. B., B.C.Camb. and Cyril Wolrige .Alford M.D.Lond., D. Renton. clerk of works and engineer; Miss Ida
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond-. hon. medical officers; Cherry, matron.
Robert Elliot Pitts M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. '!'here are branches of the asylum at Harold Court,
anresthetist; Frank Webster Spence Metcalfe L.D.S. Harold Wood, for 65 male patients; Robert Cyril Turn·
·Eng. and Leonard U. Ransford L.D.S.Eng. hon. dentists; bull M.D.Lond., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. medical
.H. S. Tuke, hon. treasurer; Miss M. A. Haig, dispenser, superintendent; The Chestnuts, Hoe street, Waltham-
collector and secretary. stow, for 70 female patients, and another at Brunswick
West Ham and Eastern General Hospital was first House, Mistley, Manningtree, for 55 female patients;
.established in 1861, in a house in the Romford road, Sidney Brf'e M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
'Stratford: the present hospital, in West Ham lane, medical attendant; Mrs. Miller, matron.
West Ham, was erected in 1879, at a cost of [.4,ooo, The Essex and Colchester County Asylum, at Severalls,
'the site being given by the late Mrs. !Mary Curtis, of Mile End, Colchester, was opened for the reception of
Stratford. The foundation stone of the hospital was patients in May, 1913; the main building is of red
ilaid 18 Ju.ne, 1888, by H.R.H. the late Duke of Cam- brick, and consists of 22 blocks, providing for 1,250
"bridge K.G. and the building was completed in March, patients; there :!.re also residences for the medical
18go, from designs by Messrs. J. L. and A. C. Houston, superintendent, assistant medical officers, clerk, engineer
·.architects, of London, and formally opened 23 April by and inspector; Robert Cyril Turnbull M.D.Lond.,
William, 7th Duke of Westminster K.G. : the hospital M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. medical superintendent;
·was originally intended for accidents only, but was en- Gf'orgf' Evans M.B.Lond. (senior), Harold West Hodgson
larged in 1908 and in 1910, and therP.- are now no M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. and Edward Percy Court •

1>eds: the wards are fire-proof, and there are separate i'.1.R.C.S.Eng ., L.R.C.P .Loud. assistant medical officers ;
-eKits for each ward in case of fire. The hpspital is R. OverPnd, clerk to the asylum~ H. H. Gepp, clerk to
free, and being unendowcd is entirely dependent on the visitors
-voluntary support. C. J. Stocker L.R.C.P.Lonrt., The Royal Eastern Counties Institution, for the care
M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. consulting physician; Jeremiah and training of idiots and imbeciles belonging to Essex,
~cCarthy M.B.Lond., F.R.C.S.Eng. & Jonathan Hutchin- Suffolk, Norfolk. and Cambridgeshire, occupies Essex
:Eon, JUn.· F . R . C .S . E ng. h on. con s u lt'm.,0' surgeons; Cl au d Hall, close to the North Railway station, Colchester,
Worth F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. consulting ophthalmic sur- and is a building in the Italian style, with an ornamen-
::geon; P. J. S. Nicoll M.D., C.M.Aberd., G. A. Troop tal tower, standing in spacious grounds well laid out;
M.D., C.M.A.berd., D.P.H.Camb. & John D. Thomson it was originally erected in the year 1840 as a large
M.B., C.M.Aberd. hon. physicians; .Alfd. John Couszens hotel, but proving unsuccessful was occupied as a
...,. R . C . S • E ng., H . T yrre 11 G ray M . C . C an t a b ., F .R .C . S . branch of the Earlswood Asylum for Idiots, and ulti-
.a·.
E ng., L .R . C . P . Lo n d . & P erc1va · 1 p . c o1e M . B ., Oh · . B . matelv. devoted, in 1859, to its present use : the patients
·B·urn., F .RC . . SE . ng., L .RC . . p .L on d . h on. sur g e 0 us; E . are admitted by the votes of subscribers at half-yearly
E . H en d er son F . R . C . S .E ng. & R . R . J ames F . R .(' . S . elections. a limited number for life, and the bulk for
_E ng. h on. op hth aI m1c · surgeons; G or d on J . La ne M .D ., terms of seven years ; patients from all parts of the
Ch.B.Dub. & R. W. Ironside M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. kingdom being also admitted by payment: it has about
Lond. hon. assistant physicians; William Lindsay Locke 400 patients, and is fitted up with everything necessary
~LB., Ch.B.Edin. hon. radiographer; Hector C. Cowlf's for the purposes of a training school and home for per-
L.D.S.Eng. surgeon-dentist; Hyacinth Bernard Wen- sons of feeble mind, including gymnastic apparatus,
-ceslaus Morgan M.B., Ch.B.Glas. house physician ; workshops and schools. In connection with the institu-
.James Stewart M.B., Oh.B.Edin. jun. house physician; twn is a seaside home at Clacton-on-Sea, with 6o
. Ra n k·1n. G re1g - Walk·er L . RC . . p . .,..
._SEd'
. In., L .R .F .p . S . Gl as. beds. The Earl of Stradbroke, chairman,· Capt. N.
·senior house sur~eon ; J oseph Lockhart Downes Yule A. C. de Hirzel Tufnell J .P. treasurer; Sir T. Clifford
~LB., Ch.B.Abf'rd. junior house surgeon; Miss E. A. Allbutt K.C.B., :M.D.~ F.R.C.P.Lond. consulting physi-
Sordy, matron; Thomas Lloyd, dispenser; .A. w. cian; E . .A. Hunt M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin. consult-
.Scrivener, sec. ing surgeon; S. Johnson Taylor M. B., C.:M., :M.R.C.S.
·The Thames Reformatory School Ship "Cornwall" Eng. consulting ophthalmic surgeon;· Hugh L. Tracy
•is off Purfieet: it was certified May 2 nd, I85g~ and L.D.S.Glas. dentist; Frank Douglas ·Turner M.B.Lond.,
contains about 275 boys, who are taught seamanship M.R.C.S.Eng. resident medical superintendent; Arthur.
and various trades. Capt. Howard William Steele Turner F.C.LS. sec.; Mrs. Turner, matron; Percy
superintendent; Sam~el Robinson, chief schoolmaster. ' Coleman M.B., B.S.Durh. medical officer at seasidP
The Essex Indu!Ltrial School and Home for Destitute home.
;Boys, Rainsford road, Ghelmsford. was established in j The County of London Lunatic As:"•lum wa!l l"rected
1872: tile cases admitted are those of a voluntary 1 durin~ 1890-3 on part of the Claybury Hall estate, Wood-
:ebaraet~r 11ui of boys unconricted of crime sf'nt undf'r ford Bridge; the site, purchaSt'd at a cost of over
 6 ESSEX. [KELLY'S

£37,ooo, consists of 270 acres, and has an elevation of South We<~tPrn or Walthamstow division, Right Hon.
230 feet above Ordnance datum, and includes a man- Sir John .Allsebrook Simon K.C.V.O., K.C. Fritwell
sion, bailiff's house, and farm buildings ; the buildings Manor, near Banbury, Oxon; & 51 Kensington cour\
will hold I,Q4I male and 1,444 female patients, and in- W; 4 Brick <>ourt, Teomple E C; Garrick club W c.
clude a residence for the medical superintendent; the Reform, :X ational Lib('ral & Royal .Automobil& clubs
entire cost was £337·945· Robert .Armstrong-Jones SW & Eighty club E C,. London
M.D.Lond., F.R.C.P .Lond., F.R.O.S.Eng. medical Southern or Romford division, Sir John Henry Bethell
superintendent; Charles Theodore Ewart M.D., C.M. bart. J.P. Park house, Blake Hall road, Wanstead
.Aberd. Frederick Paine M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S.Eng., NE; & Reform & National Liberal clubs S W,London
L.R.O.P.Lond. Charles St. .A.ubyn Vivian B.A.Camb., Western or Epping division, Col. the Right Hon.
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. William Moodie M.:B., .Amelius Richard Mark Lockwood P.C., C.V.O., J.l'.
Ch.B.St. And. Henry Martin Rashbrook M.R.C.S.Eng., Bishop's hall, Romford; &-,- 5 .Audley square W & Carl~
L.R.C.P.Lond. and Francis Henry Guppy M.R.C.S.Eng., ton, .Arthur's & Royal Automobile clubs SW, London
r .. R.O.P.Lond. assistant medical officers; James E.
Stephens, steward; Miss Sarah Cottis, matron. MILITARY.
His Majesty's Prison, Springfield road, Chelmsford, Easte-rn Command.
erected in 1828 at a cost of .£57,28g, and enlargad m
1849 .and 1871, now contains 315 cells; F. W. H. Blake, Head Quarters, Horse Guards, Whitehall, London S W.
governor; Rev. Lawrence James Hudson B..A. chaplain; G('neral Officer Commanding in Chi('f. Lieut.-Gen. Sir
Right Rev. Mgr. Watson, Catholic chaplain; Henry Wm. J. M. Grierson K.G.B., C.V.O., C.l\LG
Newton L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H.R.C.P.S. Assistant ~Iilitary Secretary, Major H. f. Fraser
Eng. mt-dical officer; Fred Rowland Gracey, clerk, and Aide-de-Camp, Capt. C. W. Banbury
clerk to the visiting committee; William Charles Hale,
chief warder. .Administrative, Technical & Departmental Staff.
P.ARLB.MENTARY R~PRESENTATION OF ESSEX. .At Colchester.
Garrison .Adjutant, Capt. P. R. C. Commings
Esse:x;, under the provisions of the "Redistribution of .hsistant Director of Medical Services, Col. F. A. Jencken
Seats .Act, 1885," returns eight members in eight M.B
divisions. Chief Ordnance Officer, Major J . .A. Stewart
No. I. South Western or Walthamstow division com-
prises the parishes of Low Lerton, W althamstow and At Colchester are the bead quarters of the 2nd Ca-.alry
Woodford. Brigade and the I tth Infantry Brigade. For lull
No. 2. Southern or Romford division comprises the particulars see page 169
sessional division of Becontree (except so much as .At Little Warley are the head quartPrs of the No. ))
is comprised in divisio~ No. 1) and the liberty of ~Iilitary District, comprising the counties of Beds,
Havering-atte-Bower. Cambrid{!e, Essex. Herts, Hunts, Norfolk, Northamp-.
No. 3· Western or Epping division comprises the ses- ton & Suffolk
sional divisions of Dunmow (except the parish of Officer Commanding, Col. H. E Watts C.B
Thaxted), Epping, Harlow and Ongar. Staff-Captain, Oapt. W. H. Dei.ne
No. 4· Northern or Saffron Walden division comprises
the sessional divisions of Preshwell, North Hinckford, .At Little Warley is also the Depot of the 44th Regimental
South · Hincldord (Halstead bench) (except so much District (The Essex Regiment), which consists of thw
as is comprised i~ division No. 6) and Walden, the ISt Battalion (44th Foot), 2nd Battalion (56th Foot),
municipal borou2'h of Saffron Walden, the Essex the·3rd Battalion (Special Reserve) and the 4th Terri-
portion of the municipal borough of Sudbury and the t<lrial Battalion, head quarters. Brentwood, sth
parish of Thaxted. Territori~l Battalion, Chelmsford. 6th Territorial
No. 5· North Eastern or Harwich division comprises Battalion, West Ham. ]th Territorial Battalion, Wal-
the sessional divisions of Lexden and Winstree thamstow & 8th (Cyclist) Battalion, Colchester; the
(except so much as is comprised in division No. 6) head quarters of the 3rd &; 4th Battalions are at'
and Tendring and the municipal boroughs of Colches- Little Warley, for particulars of which see page 6g2.
ter and Harwich. Commanding Depot, Major G. M. Tufnell
No. 6.-Eastern or MaldCln division comprises the ses-
sional divisions of South Hinckford (Braintree bench) TERRITORIAL FORCE.
and Witham, the municipal borough of Maldon, Es~ex Territorial Force Association.
the parishes of Earls Colne and Balstead in the South President, Col. Earl of Warwick T.D. 3 rd Battn. E~sex-
Hinckford sessional division (Halstead bench) and the Regt., Essex Yeomanry & Warwick,hire Yeomanry
parishes of .Aldham, East Thorpe, Great Tey, Little (Lord Lieutenant)
Tey, Marks Tey and Pontisbright, Lexden and C · c D E
Winstree sessional division. hairman, Col. R. B. Colvm .B., D.L., T . . late ssex
Yeomamy
No. 7· Mid or Chelmsford division comprises the ses- ..,. Ch ·
· 1 d'IVIstons
· ·
c 1 H c c l\1 G D L J p
s1ona of Bren t woo d ( excep t t h e par1s
. h es of v 1ce- auman, o . .. . ooper . . ., . ., .
Rainham and Wennington) and Chelmsford. 1 Mil1tary Members
No. 8.-South Eastern or Tilbury division comprises Col. P . .Adams V.D. late sth Battn. Essex Regt
the sessional divisions of Dengie, Orsett and Roch- Col. J. W. BeninO"field V.D. late 4th Vol. Battn. Essex
ford and the parishes of Rainham and. Wennington. Regt "'
By the above-mentioned Act the representation of the Lt.-Col. T. J. Boulter, Territorial Force Rt>serve, late
borough& of Harwich and Maldon were merged in 8th (Cvclist) Battalion E .. sex Regt.
that of the county, and the representation of Col- Lt.-Col. H. T. Challis V.D., R.A.~l.C. (T. F.), srd Easi
chester reduced to one member and the boro'?gh of .Anglian Field .Ambulance R.A.M.C. (T. F)
~e~t. Ham formed to return two members m two Col. R. B. Colvin C.B., D.L., T.D. late Essex Yeomanry
divtsiona. (chairman)
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. L 1eut.-Col. E. Deacon D.L. Essex Yeomanry
Eastern or Maldon division, Sir James Portescue-Flan- Lt.-Col. W. S. Duff T.D. 2nd East •.\.n!!ll..ln Brig. R.F .A
nery hart. D.L. Wethersfield Manor, Braintree; &; 5 Major G. G. Gold, Essex Yeomanry
Somers place, Hyde park W; Carlton & Reform clubs Capt . .A. B. Harris, 4th Battn. Essex Regt
SW & Savage & National Sporting clubs WC, London Lt.-Col. F. W. Hearn, 7th Battn. Essex Regt
Yid or Chelmsford divi~;don, Ernest George Pretyman .Major F. Hilder D.L. Essex Royal Horse Artillery
esq. D.L., J.P. Orwell park, Ipswich; Riby grove, Col. F. Landon D.L., V.D. late n;t V.B. Essex Regt
Grimsby; & 2 Belgrave square SW & Carlton, Wel- Lt.-Col. F. W. Leaver T.D. Terr. Fore<! Reserve
Jington & Royal .Automobile clubs S W & Turf club Lt.-Col. .A. R. :\leggy V.D. 4th Ba.ttn. Essex Regt
W, London Lieut. Lord O'Hagan, Essex Ro)al Horse .Artillery
North Eastern or Harwich division, Harry KcJttingbam 'Lt.-Col. W. G. Probert, East .Anglian Divl. Transport
Newton esq. Cheshunts, Boxted, Essex; & .17 Cumber- & Supply Column .A.S.C
land ter. Regent's park NW & Junior Carlton club Major F. P. P. Soper, East .Anglian Divl. (Heacl
S W, Garrick club W C & Bath club W, London Quarters) Co. Transport & Supply Col. A. S. Corps
Northern or Saffron Walden division, .Arth. Cecil Tyrrell Lt.-Col. J. C. Tabor, 8th (Cyclist) Battn. Essex Regt
Beck esq. Harold hall, Bedford; & 26 Buckingham Capt. E. J. Upton, Eastern Mounted Brigade Transporlil
gate S W & Reform & Brooks's clubs S W, London & Supply Column .A. S. Corps
South Eastern division, Hon. Rupert Edward Cecil Guin· Lt.-Col. R. F. Wall, 6th Battn. Essex Regt
ness C. B., C. M. G. Pyrford Court, near Woking; & n Col. J. B. Ward D.L., V.D. late 6th Battn. Essex Regt
St. James' square S W & Carlton & Royal .Auto- Col. the Earl of IVarwick T.D. 3rd Battn. Essex :Regt.~
mobile clubs SW & Garrick club WC, London I Essex Yeomanry & War'\\ickshire Yeomanry(presiden.t)
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Lt.-Col. J. M. Welch T.D. sth Battn. Essex Regt
:Major F. H. D. C. Whitmore D.L. Essex Yeomanry
Majot S. E. Wood, East Anglian (Essex) R.G.A
Representative Members.
County Council.
Sn1g.-Col. J. P. Atkinson M.D., V.D. late 3rd Vol.
Battn. Suffolk Regt
:Major E. H. Baily V.D. late 24-th Middlesex R.V.C
A. J. }:dwards esq. D.L., J.P
C. Hope esq. K.C., J .P
W. T. Howlett esq
J. C. lngram esq
B. A. Krohn esq. D.L
Capt. W. McLearon, Essex & Suffolk R.G.A
S. W. Robinson esq
J B. Slade esq
.J. Tabor esq. D.L., J.P
Major F. W. Tayloi' D.L. 5th Battn. Essex Regt
Capt. N. A. C. de H. Tufnell D.L., J.P
County Borough.
G. A. Brabazon esq. (West Ham)
Co-opted Members.
Lt.-Col. J. R. C. Colvin
Co1. H. Cooper C.M.G., D.L., J.P. (vice-chairman)
Major D. T. Cruikshank
}{e.v. C. A. Gardner, chaplain 4th class (T. F)
Lt.-Ool. the Hon. A. H. F. Greville M.V.O., D.L., J.P.
late Warwickshire Imperial Yeomanry
J. F. Lescher esq. D.L., J.P
Col. Rt. Hon. A. R. M. Lockwood C.V.O., M.P., D.L.,
J.P. 4th Battn. Essex Regt
Major C. S. Montefiore T.D., J .P. late 4th London Field
Co. R.E
Col. H. Palmer V.D. late 3rd Vol. Battn. Essex Regt
Col. Sir G. V. Thomas bart. C.B., D.S.O., D.L
W. T. Tufnell esq. D.L., J.P. late Col. 2nd Vol. Battn.
Essex Regt • Ammunition Column, Capt. W. A. B. Daniell, com-
Secret.ary, Col. F. F. Johnson C.B. ret. pay, Marlret rd.
Chelmsford. T A " Essetorial, Chelmsford "
Units Administered by the Association.
Yeomanry.
Essex •
Royal Artillery.
Essex Royal Horse Artillery (Battery & Ammunition
Column)
::and East Anglian Brigade Royal Field Artillery
1st, 2nd & 3rd Batteries
East Anglian Ammunition Column
East Anglian Royal Garrison Artillery (one Heavy
Battery & Ammunition Column)
Essex &; Suffolk Royal Garrison Artillery (three Oos)
Royal Engineers.
Essex Fortress
Infantry.
4th, 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th (Cyclist) Battalions Essex Regt
Army Service Corps.
Eastern Mounted Brigade Transport & Supply Column
Essex Brigade Company
East Anglian Divisional (Head Quarters) Co
Royal Army Medical Corps.
3rd East Anglian Field Ambulance
EASTERN MOUNTED BRIGADE.
Composed of the Essex, Norfolk & Suffolk Yeomanry.
Essex R. H. Artillery (Battery & Ammunition Column)
Eastern Mounted Brigade Transport & Supply Column
Army Service Corps
EastPrn Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance Royal Army
Medical Corps
Attached for Training.
Herts, Northants & Beds Yeomanry
Head quarters, 8 Head street, Colchester (temporary).
Commander, Col. H. W. Hodgson C.V.O
Brigade-llajor, Capt. W. Gibbs
YEOMANRY.
Forming part of the Eastern Mounted Brigade.
Head Quarters, Belchamp Hall, Sudbury, Suffolk.
Essex, head quarters, 17 Sir Isaac's walk, Colchester;
Commanding, Lt.-Col. E. Deacon; Second in Com-
mand, Major F. H. D. C. Whitmore; Adjutant, Capt.
A. R. Steele (4th Hussars) ; Quarter-Master, Hon.
Lieut. E. J. Sayer; Medical Officer. Lieut. F. G.
White M.D., R.A.M.C. (T. F.); Chaplain, Rev. A.
01iver ~LA. (T. F.); R?gimental SP.Tgt.-Major, W. R..
Hadler
7
1 Squadrons: A (Squadron), Major E. Hill, command·
ing; Capt. J. 0. Parker, second in command, 17
Sir Isaac's walk, Colchester; troops stationed at
Clacbon-on-Sea, Harwich & Ardleigh; B (Squadron);
Major .G. G. Gold, commanding; Capt. E. A.
Ruggles-Brise, sec()nd in command, Victoria street,
Braintree; troops: A, Braintree, Capt. E. A. Ruggles-
Brise; B, Lieut. S. J. Tufnell; C, Capt. H. H. Gepp,
Chelmsford & D, Lieut. G. P. N. Reid, Halstead;
C (Squadron), Major A. Roddick, commanding; Capt.
R. G. Proby, second in command, Honey lane, Wal-
tham Abbey; troops: No. 2, Lieut. B. Edwards,
Waltham Abbey; No. 3, Lieut. G. S. Johnston,
Loughton & No. 4, 2nd Lieut. H. P. Holt, Dunmow;
D (Squadron), Major A. Buxton, commanding;
Lieut. E. P. W. Wedd, second in command, Easfi
street, Prittlewell, Southend ; troops stationed at
Brentwood, Orsett (:and Lieut. J. E. Chaplin), Strat-
ford & Grays
DIVISION.AL TROOPS.
Royal Artillery.
The Troops in the Command comprise the:-
Ist East Anglian Brigade R.F .A
2nd East Anglian Brigade R.F.A.
3rd East Anglian (Howitzer) Brigade R.F.A.
4th East Anglian Brigade R.F.A
East Anglian R.G.A
Head quarters, Claremont house, Warley.
Commanding, Col. G. W. Biddulph
Staff-Captain, Capt .. W. K. E. Jameson R.A
Essex Royal Horse Artillery Battery, Market road,.
Chelmsford; Commanding, Major F. Hilder; Adjutantt
Capt. A. H. Evans-Gwynne R.H.A. ; Medical Officer,
Lieut. A. C. Rainsford R.A.M.C. (T. F.); Chaplain,
Rev. C. C. ~at-ers (T. F)
manding
znd East Anglian Brigade Royal Field Artillery ; head
quarters, Artillery house, Stratford Green E; Staff;-
Commanding, Lieut.-Col. W. S. Duff; Orderly Officer,
Lieut. A. D. Hough; Adjutant, Capt. C. T. Lawrence
R.A. ; Medical Officers, Major G. A. Troup M.D.,
R.A.M.C. (T. F.) & Capt. W. D. Watson R.A.M.C.
(T. F.); Chaplains, Rev. A. H. W. Seal!y (T. F.) &
Rev. J. H. G. Spilsbury (T. F)
rst Essex Battery Royal Field Artillery; heacl quarters,
Artillery house, Stratford Green E; Major V. E.
Castellan, commanding; Capt. H. R. Wilson, second
in comm.and
znd Essex Battery Royal Field Artillery; head quarters,
17 Victoria road, Romford; Major C. 'E. Castellan,
commanding
grd Essex Battery Royal Field Artillery; Orderly room,
Io6 Cromwell road, Grays; Capt. M. H. Kemsley, corn
2nd East Anglian Ammunitian Column ; head quarters,.
Artillery house, Stratford Green E; Capt. R. A.
Hatton, commanding
East Anglian (Essex) Royal Gal'l'ison (Heavy) Artillery
Battery; head quarters. Artillery house, Stratford'
Green E; Major S. E. Wood, commanding; Capt. H.
Jolly, second in command; Capt. H. G. Moore R.A •.
adjutant; Rev. G. P. Edwards (T. F.), chaplain
Ammunition Column, Lieut. P. D. J. Knightley, com-
manding
Essex & Suffolk Royal Garrison Artillery (for Defended'
Ports), Main road, Dovercourt, Harwich. Staff:-
Adjutant, Capt. R. H. Brent Clark :R..A. ; Chaplain,
Rev. J. A. Telford M.A. (T. F)
Companies: No. I, Major F. G. Nalborough T.D. Main
road, Dovercourt, Harwich ; No. 2, Major F. R. Dieck,
The Green, Stratford E; No. 3, Major C. Lloyd T.D.
commanding; Rev. F. D. Pierce (T. F.), chaplain,
York road, Southend-on-Sea
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Essex Fortress; head quarters, :Market road, Chelmsford
Electric Lights Co. Capt. H. A. D. Neville, commanding
EAST ANGLIAN INFANTRY DIVISION.
Head quarters, Warley.
Commanding, :Major-Gen. F. S. Inglefield C.B., D.S.O
General Staff Officer, ::and Grade, Major C. Stirling R.A
Deputy Assistant Adjutant & Quartermaster General,
Major E. Evans D.S.O. Wilts Regiment
Assistant Director of Medical Services, Col. S. S. Hoy-
land M.D., V.D. (53 Woodbridge road, Ipswich)
Deputv Assistant Director of Medical Services, Major
E. C. Freeman M.D
 8 ESSEX.
Sanitary Officer, Major F. E. Fremantle M.B
As~tistant Director of Veterinary Services, Major (temp.
Lt.-Col. T. F.) A. E. Clarke M.R.C.V.S
ESSEX INFA.NTRY BRIGADE.
Head quarters, Drill hall, Brentwood.
Commander, Col. S. T. B. Lawford
Brigade 'Major, !Major H. Fargus D.S.O
4th Battalion Essex Regiment; head quarters, Drill hall,
Ongar road, Brentwood. Staff :-Commanding, Lt.-
Col. A. R. Meggy V.D.; Majors, W. C. Shepherd &
C. H. Rimington Tayl~r; Instructor of Musketry,
Capt. J. G. Gowan; AdJutant, Capt. H. N. Rowlatt ·
Quartermaster, Hon. Lieut. G. R. Mansfield; Medica'!
O~cers, Capt. _J •.Aitken M. B., R.A.M.C. (T. F.) &
L1eut. A. R. G1bson M.B., R.A.M.C. (T. F.); Chap-
lain, Rev. W. W. Whistler M.A. (T. F)
Companies: A, Capt. A.. R. Bryant; armoury & drill
hall, 33 Market place, Romford ; B, Capt. H. R. Tyler,
15 Church road, Manor Park; C, Capt. J. G. Gowan,
Drill hall, High road; armoury, Gordon road, Ilford;
D, Capt. C. F. Dawson, 7 & 9 Queen's road, Barking;
E, Capt. A. Butler-Harris, Forest road, Loughton;
P, Capt. J. H. A. Landon, Southminster; G, Capt.
B. C. Wells, Drill hall, Ongar & St. John's road,
Epping; H, Capt. & Hon. Major H. H. H. Slade,
High street, Hornchurch
CADET UNITS AFFILIATED.
Ongar Grammar School Cadets, Chipping Ongar
Manor Park Cadet Company
Warley Garrison Cadets
sth Battalion Essex Re2iment ; head quarters, Market
road, Chelmsford. Staff: Commanding, Lt.-Col. J.
M. Welch T.D.; Majors, F. W. Taylor & W. P. N.
Ridley; Adjutant, Capt. A.. D. N. Merriman;
· Quarter-Master, Hon. Capt. C. H. Grimwood;
Medical Officers, Capt. K. S. Storrs M.B., R.A.M.C.
(T. F.) & Lieut. C. S. Wink R.A.M.C. (T. F); Chap-
lains, Rev. A. J. Sacre (T. F)
~ompanies: A & B, Major F. W. Taylor, command-
mg d_etachment ; Capt. P. C. Yonge & B, Capt.
G. Wllks; head quarters, Market road, Chelmsford;
.C, Capt. A. J. 0. Turner, Drill hall, Stanwell street,
·.C?lchester; D, Capt. J. M. Heron, Manningtree; E.
.Lieut. C. A. Gould, Queen's hall. Halstead · F, 3rd East Anglian Field Ambulance; head quarters, 489
-Capt. T. Gibbons, Victoria street, Braintree: G,
Capt. W. E. Wilson, Drill hall, Tenterfield road 'Mal-
don; H, Lieut. H. T. Argent; head quart~rs &
armoury, 47 Bflach road, Cla<ion-on-Sea & Marine
ball, Old Pier street, Walton-on-the-Naze
CADET UNITS A~'FILIATED.
'Chelmsford King Edward VI. School Cadet Corps,
Broomfield road, Chelmsford
Colchester Ro;val Grammar School Cadets, Lexden road,
Colchester
6th Battalion Essex Regiment; head quarters, Th~> Cbigw('ll School, Chigwell, Capt. E. G. Oliver, CODJ-
Cedars, 91 Portway, West Ham E. Staff :-Command-
ing, Lt.-Col. R. F. Wall; Majors, H. Oliver T.D. &
E. Gray; Instructor of Musketry, Capt. G. L. Evans;
Adjutant, Capt. G. Disney; Quarter-Master, Hon. rorest School, Walthamstow, Capt. G. B. Sleigh, com-
Lieut. G. H. Pitt; Medical Officer, Lieut. A. Mac-
lachlan M.B., R.A.M.O. (T. F.); Chaplains, Rev. R .
.A.. Pelly M.A. (T F.) & Rev. E. A. Gardner (T. F)
'Companies: A, Capt. G. F. H. McDonald; B, Capt. H.
R. Retallick-Moloney; C, Capt. G. L. Evans; D, Oapt.
H. P. Alexander; E, Capt. P. D. Castle; F, Capt. I<:ssex. Captain J. D. Botterell
B. J. Ward & G, Capt. E. A. Clubb, The Cedars, 91
Portway, West Ham E; H, Capt. W. F. N. Grant,
Drill hall, East street, Prittlewell
CADET UNITS A:trF'ILIA'I.'ED.
Jilt Cadet Battalion Essex Regiment
Southend High School Cadet Corps
Palmer's School Cadet Corps
7th Battalion Essex Regiment; head quarters,Waltham-
stow lodge, Church hill, Walthamstow N E. Staff:- Essex Fortres~, Captain H. W. Trefusis
Commanding, Lt.-Col. F. W. Hearn; Majors, W. A.
Mackie T.D. & H. F. Kemball; Instructor of Mus-
ketry, Capt. H. E. Liversidge; Adjutant, Capt. R. J. 5th Battalio11, Captain D. S. Smith
Smyly; Quarter-Master, Hon. Capt. J. B. Oldfield; 7th Battalion, Captains E. H. .Adams, H. Anderson-
Medical Officers, Lieut. J. T. Shaw M.D., R.A.M.O.
lT. F.) & Lieut. W. R. M. Turtle M.B.. R.A.M.C.
(T. F.); Chaplain, Rev. H. D. LampPn 'M.A. (T. F)
..
(KELLY's
Companies: A., Capt. J. E. Maryon; B, Lieut: R. J.
Clarke; C, Capt. W. R. Johnson (Lieut. F. R. Wailer
temporary); D, Capt. H. E. Liversidge & E, Capt'
G. Shenstone, Walthamstow lodge, Church hill:
Walthamstow NE; F, Capt. G. E. Ewer, 55 "onstance
street. Silvertown E; G, Capt. G. Johnson & H, Capt.
M. W. Braithwaite, Walthamstow lodge, Church hill,
Walthamstow NE
8th (Cycli~t) Battalion; head quarters, Drill hall, 56
Constantme road, ColchestPr. Staff :-Commanding,
Lt.-Col. J. C. Tabor; Major W. F. Ackland (second
in command); Adjutant, Capt. R. M. B. Needham •
Quarter-Master, Hon. Lieut. W. Nicholson · Medica'I
OfficH, Major F. J. Warwick M.B., R.A.M.C
Companies: A, Lieut. H. Innocent, Lea lodge, Park
placP, Leyton N E; B, Capt. W. 'B~ 'Anderson, The
Cedars, gr Portway, West Ham E; C, Lieut. G. C.
Benham, Drill hall, 56 Constantine road, Colchester·
with a detachment at Victoria street, Brain tree· D
Lieut. E. W. Dann, The Drill hall, Saffron Walden .'
E, Capt. C. A. Baily, East Ham E; F, SPcond Lieu{
P. Parry. Ilford lane, Ilford; G, Second Lieut. R. D.
Colnett, Drill hall, Ongar road, Brenb\ood; H, Mal'ket
End, Co151!eshall ·
ARIMY SERVICE CORPS.
Eastern Mounted Brigade Transport & Supply Column;
head quarters, Market road, Chelmsford, Capt. E. J.
Upton, commanding
East Anglian Divisional Transport & Supply Column;
head quarters, 156 High road, Ilford. Commanding,
Lt.-Col. W. G. Probert; Major, W. G. Marchbank~
Adjutant, Capt. H. A. Jones A.S. Corps; Medical
Officers, Lieut. J. A. West R.A.M.C. (T. F.) & Lieut.
C. E. Anderson R..A.M.C. (T. F.); Chaplain, Right
Rev. Bishop of Colchester D.D. (T. F)
East Anglian Divisional (Head Quarters) Co. r56 High
road, llford, Major F. P. P. Soper, commanding
EssE>x Brigade Co. Bay lodge, The Green, Stratford E,
Capt. lL T. Cutler-Rust, transport officer; Capt. R.
B. Bray, supply officer
ROY_-\L ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
W althamstow lodge, Church hill, W althamstow N E ·
Commanding, Lieut. -col. H. T. Challis M.D., V.D. ~
Major, J. Oldfield M.D. ; Transport Officer, Hon.
Lieut. A. W. Beamand; Quarter-Master, Hon. Lieut.
F. T. Taylor
A Section, Lieut.-Col. H. T. Challis M.D., V.D. k B
Section, Major J. Oldfield, Walthamstow NE· C
SPction, Capt. J. Read Pooler M.B. East st. Prittle~ell
OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS.
Contingents of the Junior Division.
manding- (I Co. Infantry)
Felstead School, Felstead, Capt. J. E. Montgomery,
commanding (2 Cos. Infantry)
manding (1 Co. Infantry)
TER!UTORIAL FuRCE RESERVE.
YEOMANRY.
-
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
• 2nd East Anglian Brigade Royal Field .
Captains, F. M. G. Du Platt Taylor & S. G. Hall
Ess!'x & Suffolk Garrison (Heavy).
For Defended Ports, Lt.-Col. F. W. Leaver T.D.; Major
G. W. Horsfield
ROYAI, ENGINEERS.
INFANTRY.
Neville, W. Denton V.D. (H6n. Major rPt. Vols) &: E.
J. Good child
8th Battalion, Lt.-Col. T. J. Boulter •
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 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. ·9
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BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATIO~.
Essex.
President, Earl of Warwick D.L., J.P, Easton lodge, Dunmow
County Commissioner,
Hon. County Secretary,
NORTH-EAST & EAST. No. I Elub-District.
District Commissioner, H. Geoffrey Elwes esq. 1.:55 Assistant District Commissioner, F. Bacon esq. Olives,
. High street, Colchester Dunmow
.Assistant District Commissioners, Rev. John .Holyoak, 15 No. 2 Sub-District. I
Rawstorn road, Colchester.&.;!'; . .Alec Blaxhill esq. I56 Assistant District Commissioner, Hugh Cranmer Byng ·
Maldon road, Colchester ... _. .•. esq. Great Canfield, Dunmow
SoUTH-EAST. No. 3 Sub-District.
District Commissioner, J. C. Ingram· esq. J.P. Town Assistant District Commissioner, Rev. C. Oholmondeley,'
hall, Southend · Rectory, Little Sampford, Braintree ·
Assistant District Commi~tSioner, W. Miller esq. 42 No. 4 Sub-District.
Chelmsford road, Westcliff-on-Sea Assistant District Commissioner, Major R. G. A.
WEST. Marriott D. S.O. Abbotshall, Shalford, Brain tree
District Commissioner, 'Col. R. B. Colvin C.B. Monk- No. 5 Sub-District. ·
hams hall, W altham Abbey Assistant District Commissioner~ T. Hunt esq. The Old
Assistant District Commissioner, Anthony Buxton esq. Vicarage, Newport, Essex
Knighton, Buckhurst Hill, Essex
Mm-EssEx & RoMFORD. • No. 6 Sub-District .
Assistant District Commissioner, Major A. S. W.
District Commissioner, Lord O'Hagan, Pyrgo park, Stanley, Chesterford house, Great Chesterford, Essex
Havering-atte-Bower, Rom.ford No. 7 Sub-District.
WITHAM DISTRICT. Assistant District Commissioner, Charles Gold esq.
Gorsefi.~ld, Stansted, Essex
District Commissioner, Col. Harry Cooper C.M.G. Wick-
ham Bishops, Witham No. 8 Sub-District.
HARWICH DISTRICT.
Assistant District Commissioner, H. L. Beale esq. Tin-
• don End, Saffron Walden
District Commissioner, C. E. Gooch esq. Wyvenhoe
LoNDON-OVER·THE-BORDER.
park, Colchester
President, Earl of Essex, Cassiobury park, Watford
' NoRTH.
District Commissioner, Major-Gen. the Hon. Julian District Commissioner, Capt. G. M. Horn, Clarnico, Vic-
Byng C.B., M.V.O. Newton hall, Dunmow toria Park, London E
Deputy District Commissioner, E. E. Goodbody esq. Hon. District Secretary, G. A. C. Sorrell esq. Clarnico,
M.D. Brook house, Great Bardfi.eld, Braintree Victoria Par!;:, London E

FAIRS & MARKETS.

Great Bardfield, fair for· horses, cattle & toys on June 22 lngatestone, fairs en December r & 2, for cattle •
Barking, market day, saturday Maldon, fairs on 1st thurs. m :May & September 13 et i4
Great Bentley, lamb sale in the middle of July Manuden, fair on Easter monday for pleasure
Braintree, fa.irs, May 8 & 9 & October 2, 3 & 4• the Messing, fair on first tuesday in July
latter for cattle & hops; market for corn & cattle on Rayleigh, fair for horses & cattle on Trinity-monday
wednes-day Rochford, market every thursday for the sale of general
1Jrentwood, fair on October IS, for cattle, horses &c produce & horses
B1-ightlingsea, fair on St. Swit;hin's Day or the thurs- Romford, cattle & corn market, every wednesday
day before Saffron Walden, a large horse fair on saturday before
Canewdon, fair, June 24 Mid-L~;nt sunday & first saturday in November, chiefly
Chelmsford, market day, friday for cattle; corn market, tuesday
Great Chesterford, fair, first friday in July Southminster, market for stock every tuesday
Coggeshall, fair, Whit-tuesday Stanway, fair on April 23
Colchester, fair on October 20, for cattle &c.; market 1 Terling, fair on Whit-monday
day, for corn & cattle, saturday I Great Tey, fair on Trinity-monday & tues. for pleasure
Dunmow, market day, tuesday, for corn & cattle Thaxted, market every friday
Epping, fair, November 13 & 14 (Holland fair), for Thorpe-le-Soken, cattle market held monday
cattle & horses; market day, friday Tiptree, horse fair, July 25
Halstead, cattle market every tuesday Tolleshunt D'Arcy, horse fair on Whit-monday
Harlow, fairs, November 28 & 29 for pleasure, horses, Waltham Abbey. fair, May 14 & September 25 & :z6;
cattle &c 1 market day, tuesday, for cattle, sheep & pigs
 10 ESSEX. (KELLt's

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The following table shows the acreage under each kind of crop, and the number of horses, cattle, sheep and pigs in the
county of Essex. as taken from the Agricqltur!ll Returns, 1913:-
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CROPS.- ACRES. LIVE STOCK. NUMBI!:R.

Wheat .......•.......•.•...•••...•••... t~·. , •••••.••.•• 128,324 Horses used solely fot agriculture and brood
.Barley ~r bere , .......... ~..... t...---····--··"· ..... .
Oa'ts ...............•....•....•..••.....•..•.....•......
61,012 ~ Ill~r~ .............................................. .
63·004 Stallions ............................................ .
Rye ........•......... , ....•.. ,_ .. , .. ~~~.. ..,. .... -....... . 1,144 Unbroken horses :_._
Beans ...........• , ........................ , .......... ,. 29·986 c1 One yeaT and above .... , ..................... .
Peas ................................... , ....• ·~<~••·,. ... 2 5·059 Under one ~·ear ................................ .
1?o~~s ····································-4······· 12,659 Other horses ............. _ .......... ··~- ...... ..... .
Turnips and Swedes ....••..•....••..•.....•.•..•. 12,694 Cows and heifers : -
Mangold ...................... ~· .................... . 26,180 In milk ..........................................•"" .
Cabbage ............................................ . 4.goo ln calf, but not in milk ............. •·· ••• ••·
Kohl--rabi ...........• ··-... ·-' .... . i~ •.. 1 •••••••••••••• 3·785 Other cattle:-
Rape .....•..............•.......................... ,. ... 692 Two years and above ...........,.. .............. . 15 1528
Vetches or Tares ..•.......•...................... 7.793 One year and under two .................. .1 • ~6·159
~llc~11e ··················~•························· I4o721 Under one year ...... ·········•••~~J••·····,.·····., J7,8JO
• Other crop$ (including 470 acres of onions, Ewes kept for breed i:pg ... ................., ..... . 70,045
277 of carrots, 158 of sugar beet and l:3 1 Other sheep:-
of celery) ···············•···•······••t'··········
Clover, sainfoin fl.nd grasses ~-
13,804 One year and above .........•.................
Under one J"ear .......•....•••..................
35·444
78,679
For hay ······~·····~·····,..·~···················· · 55.7 1 6 Sows kept for breeding ..•.••.............•....... 9.407
Not for hay .................. , .. "....................... . 14·474 Other pigs ................., , ........................ . 61,164
Permanent pasture : -
.J4.,or bay ....•..............•• , ....... ~
y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... II6.163
Not for hay ...................................... . "168,473
:Mountain and heath land used for grazing.. 5.429
Bare fallow .. :............ :................. , ...... _. 27,840 •
Small frnit : - •

Straw berries •<101111••. " ............~ ............... ~ •••

llaspberries .... .• ·-............. ; ... ~ .............. .
Currants ~~ond gooseberries ••••.•....••..••••
' Others, including mixed areas ...••..•..•.
Orchards: I
Apples.,. .......- .........• ,~ .......................... "· .. ~ . ~- 1,283 !' .
~~rs ....................................... ~ .... . 130
Cherries ......................................... . 104
~1111ll8 •.••...••.••.•..•.•••.••.•........••.....•..• 258
Others, including mixed orchards .•.••.••• 1,237
Coppice ............................................ . 8,452
Plantations .........•................................ 967
Other woods ...................................... . 32,II5
~~.--~--------~~----------~------·----------~---------------------------~&
Agricultural holdings : -
Above I and not exceed!ng;; acres .•... ., ..... , ....."' .... - .......................1 ••• , ........ . i,978
Abo'f'e 5 and not exceedtng 20 acres .......................................................... . 2,075
Above 20 and not exceeding 50 acres ..... *'··················································· 1,340
Abov~ 50 and not exceeding 100 acres ...................., ....................... ,. ........... I,327
Above 100 and not exceeding 150 acres , ...............................•.........., ...... . SI8
Above 150 and not exceeding 300 acres ........•......................••........•............ 1,201
Above 300 acres ...................................................................................... . 56J:

9•34&
Total acreage of the county ......................................................................... ,... g86,532
...Rateable value ........... , ............ , ......... ~ .......•......... ~........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £6,980,542

BUNTING.
STAGROUNDS. Essex et Suffolk (37 couples), W. P. Burton & W.
Essex Farmers' (15 couples), T. Christy esq. master & Pretty esqrs. masters; Lt.-Col. Henry James Lermitte,
~untsman; H. Turner esq. sec.; kennels, Roxwell,
hon. sec.; W. P. Burton esq. huntsman; Sam Stob·
Chelmsford; hunting days, three days a fortnight bart, xst whip & Jiennel huntsman ; Tim Tillbrook,
•
:and whip; kennels, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester;
hunting days, mon. & fri. & alternate wed. after
FOXHOUNDS. Christma1
Essex Union (so couples), Capt. Godfrey llesPltine,
Essex (6o couples), Capt. Seymour Gosling, master; master & huntsman; L. Kirk esq. sec.; Pitlaway.
Arthur Waters esq. hon. sec.; J. Bailey, huntsman; kennel huntsman; G. Samways, 2nd whip; kennels,
H. Speke & G. Tongue, whips; kennels, Harlow; Great Burstead, near Billericay; hunting days, tues.
hunting days, mon. wed. fri. & sat thurs. & sat. & occasionally mon
Essex, East (4o couples), Reginald Duke Hill esq. J.P. BASSET-HOUNDS.
master; Guy G. Gold esq. J.P. hon. sec.; G. Tongue, Walhampton (15 couples), Capt. Godfrey Heseltine,
huntsman; J. Brown & E. Webb, whips; kennels, master & huntsman; S. Hale & J. Hicks, whips;
Earls Colne; hunting days, tues. thurs. & sat kennels, Billericay; hunting days, mon. or wed. & fri
 DIRECTORY.] ESSE...X. II
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ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL

'.Local Government Act, t888; 51 & 52 Vie. c. 4r
Undel! the above Aet, Essex (except the county boroughs The coroners for the county are elected by the County
of West Ham and Southend) is, foT the puTposes of the Act, Conncil, and any new clerk of the peace appointed by snct.
an Administrative. county (sec. 46), governed by a County joint committee, and may be removed by them (sec. 83-2).
Council. now consisting of chairman, aldm men (26) and
councillors (79).. ' The clerk of the peace for the county 1s also clerk of
the County Council (sec. 83-1).
The chairman, by virtue of his office, is a justice of the
peace for the county, without qualification (sec. 46). The administrative business of the county (which would,.
The police for the county are under the control of a if this Act had not been passed, have been transacted by the
standing joint committee of the Quarter Sessions and the justices) is transacted by the County Council.
County Council, appointed as therein mentioned (sec. g).
Chairmaii-Andrew Johnston D.L., l.P. Forest Lodge, Woodford Grilen
Vice-Chairman-William Wallis Glenny l.P. Cecil House, Barking. '
Meet at Chelmsford •
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ALDERMEN. •

Retire jn March, 1916. Retire In March, 1919,

Oliver Daniel Belsbam J.P. Heybridge, Maldon
Berbert Edmund Brooks J.P. Stifford lodge, Grays
John Henry Burrows J.P. Solbys, Budleigb, Rayleigh
William Swaine Chisenhale-Marsh D.L., J.P. Gaynes park,
Theydon Garnon, Epping
Reginald William Christy, Roxwell, Chelm~<ford
William Peter Griggs J.P. 7 The Drive, Cranbrook park,
Ilfard
William Langman, Broadlands. Snaresbrook
George Raby J.P. Tillingham hall, Southminster
Champion Branfill Russell J.P. Stubbers, North Ockendon,
Romford
Joseph Smith J..P. Woolpits, Great Saling, Braintree
Robert Stroud, Barley hall, Ilford
Hon. Charles Hedley Strutt B.A., J.P. Blunt's ball, Witham
Frederick West .T.P, Redclyffe, Hocking End, Braintree
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Sir Thomas ;Barrett-Lennard hart. D."L., l.P. 7 Lewes cres•
cent, Brighton
Edmnnd John Bea.l J.P. 16 Coventry road, Ilford
Edward North Buxton D.L., J.P. Knighton, Buckhurst Bill
William Wallis Glenny J.P. Cecil house, Ba,rking •
Ed ward Good, 487 Lea Bridge road, Leyton
Robert Hasler J. P. Throws, Little Dun mow
Pb1lip Hutley, Powers hall, Witham
Andrew Jobnston D.I.. , J.P. Forest lodge, Woodford Green
David John Morgan J.P. Cecil house, South Weald
ChristopberGeorgeMusgraveJ.P. Mosborough, Lemnaroadp
Leytonstone
Rt. Hon. Jas. Round 11.c., M. A., D.L., J.P~ Birch hall,Colchstr
Vero William Taylor J.P. Castle Hedingham, Halstead
Hon. Edward Gera.ld Strutt ..J.P. Whitelands, Hatfield
Peveril
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COUNClLLORS.
• Retire in March, 1916 .
Electoral Division. Names & Addresses.
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Baddow .............. . Rev. Arthur Josepn Sacre, The Dunmow ................. . John Barnabas .Frankha.m, The- Hal~
Rectory, East Banningfield Little Canfield, Dunmow
Barking- EastHam-
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North ·········"·•··· George Jackson, Ivy cottage, James Beckton & North John Savage, 44 Rosebery avenuep
street, .Harkmg W oolwich Manor Park
South ............ .•• Daniel Thomas Jack son, Hanmer, Central (East) ... Albert Henry Wiseman, 28 Morris
Longbridge road, Barking avenue, Manor Park .1:
Bel champ & Bump:- David Ward, Lower haJl, Foxearth Central (West) ... John Davies, 87 Katherine road, E~t.
stead Ham
Billericay ............. William Clement Wells, The Priory, Plashet (East) ... Noble. Augustus Papwortb, 222 High.
Writtle street, East Ham - . ·
Rocking................. Archibald Weyland Ruggles-Brise Plashet (West) ... Thomas Wm. Cashman, 299 Shrews--
• D. L., ;r. P. Spains hall, Finchingfield bury road, East Ham
Braintree ......... v . . . . George Thomas Thorpe BartramJ.P. Epping ................. Francis Dent J.P. Hatfields, Loughton.
35 Bank street, Braintree Grays .................. Vacant
Brentwood ... .. .... . •• Col. Gilbertson Smith, Highlands, Halstead ............... Harry Harvey Portway l.P. Bois hall,.
Shenfield, Brentwood Balstead
Brightlingsea .•. .. . ... William Pannell, 32 Victoria place, Harlow .................. Frederic Chaplin Edwards, Faircroft,..
• Brightlingsea, Colchester Harlow
Cann Ball ............ James Benjamin Slade J.P. 67 & 68 Harwich ... - .......... Wm. McLearon, Naval bouse,Ha.rwich
· . Cheapside, London B c Hedingham ............ Eli Cornish J.P. Tortoise house, Sible
Chelmsford .......... Frederic Chancellor v.n., F.R.I.B.A., Hedingham '
l.P. Bellefield, Chelmsford Heybridge ............ Edmund Ernest Bentall J.P. 'rhe:
Chesterford ........ ~ ... Alan Sidney Wentworth Stanley .J.P. Towers, Heybridge, Maldon
· Chesterford house, Great Chesterford Hornchurch ......... Thomas Gardner .J.P. Dury Falls,.
Chigwell ............ ~ .• Waiter Fortescue ;r,p, Oak dene Bornchurch, Romford
Crescent road, Chingford Ilford-
Coggeshall ......... _ Thomas Phillips Price l.P. Marks hall, Central.. ............. John Adams Guy Rodger J.P. 73
Kelvedon Cranbrook road, Ilford
Colchester- Hainault ............ Wilham James Oliver Sheat, 120
North Ward •••••• Col. George Richards Cballenor, Fair- Cranbrook road, Hford
light tower, 4 Queen's rd. Colchester South ............... Herbert Gilbey, 403 High road, Ilford
South Ward ....... Charles Maurice Stanford, Braiswick
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Levton-
house, Colchester Leyton ............ .. Richard Ward J.P. Hyde, High road,.
East Ward ........ . Wilson Marriage .J.P.Alresford grange, . Leyton
Colchester Central .............. . William George Shadrake, 184 Bigb
West Ward ......... Lent John Watt.s, All Saints, Colchester road, Leyton
• Dagenham ........... . William Varco Williams ;r.P. 36 Lime Forest .............. . William Thomas Bilson, 109 Hainault
street, London E c road, Leytonstone
Dedbam .............. . Thomas Eustace Smith, Wormingford Grove Green ...... Thomas Price Haines, 504 B ·
grove, W ormingford Leytonstone NE 1 reJIJIIINfiiiH~.tr
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Electoral Division. Names & Addresses. Electoral Dh•ision. Names & Addresses.
Leyton- Tilbury ................ Alexander William Kerly I.P. The
Harrow Green ...... Willie Rowland Wailer J.P. Lugano, Gables, Horndon-on-the-Hill
Powell road, Buckhurst Hill Tollesbury ............ John Hy. Salter J.P. D' A.rcy house,
Lea Bridge .•••••••• Edward James DavisJ.P. 192 Vicarage 'folleshunt D'Arcy, Witham
road, Leyton Waltham Abbey ...... Arthur Janion Edwards B.A., l.P.
Leytonstone ..••.•.••••• Robert Westacott Puddicombe, 686 .Beech Hill park, Waltham Abbey
High road, Leytonstope Walthamstow-
Ma1don •..••..••...•..• Vacant High Street East ..• James Bailey Hiner, 30 Palmerston
.Manor Park ..••••.•••• !<'rank George Cosburn, 129 Carlyle road, Southend-on-Sea
road, Manor Park E High Street West.. Harry Brown, r68 Stainforth road,
Mist1ey .•.•............ Charles Norman .Hrooks J.P. Mi1lbay, Seven Kings, Ilford
Dovercourt Hoe Street North ... Adolphus Attwell.J.P. 276 Forest road,
.Ongar .................. Thomas Atkins, The Lindens, ~Ioreton, Walthamstow
Ongar Hoe Street South ..• Ca1eb Day • Beechleigh, 45 Upper
.()rsett ..•..•..•...•••..• William Skinner Eve, The Manor, 1' Walthamstow road, Walt.hamstow
North Ockendon St. James Street Sydney Waiter Robinson, 77 Orford
Had winter ..........•• Francis Savile Harry Judd -B.A., J.P. North road, Walthamstow
Maces place, Rickling, Newport St James Street Edwin Cbarles Seear, 19 Avon road,
•Rochford .••..•...•....• James Tabor J.P. The Lawn, Rochford South Walthamstow
Romford ............... Arthur Porter, Normanhurst, Main Wood Street ...... Frederick John Hitchrnan, Beaufort
road, Romford lodge, Prospect h•ll, Walthamstow
:Saffron Walden ...... Ernest Wm. Tanner, ~Iount Pleasant North ............... James John Henderson, 68 Boech
road, Saffron Walden Hall rd. Highams pk. Waltbamstow
.Shoe bury ............... Edward Arthur Werld .J. P. Whitehall, Walton .................. Sidney Arthur Smith, Alton Park,
Great Wakering, Southend-on-Sea Clacton-on-Sea
:Sonthminster •.• ... . .. Clement Wright Parker, Peakes farm, Wanstead ... ... •.. ... W altr. Bull, 122 Bishopsgate,London BC
Bradwell-on-Sea Wanstead Slip ........ John Trumble J.P. 540 Romford road,
:Springfield ...........• Charles Ernest Ridley .J.P. 'fhe Elms, Forest Gate B
Chelmsford · Wit ham ... .. . . .. ... ... Charles James Round, Springfield
fltansted ................ Harry Chester J.l'. Broome end, house, Hatfieli Peverel
Stansted Wivenhoe ............... John Bawtree Hawkins J.P. Ballast
:Stanway ............... William Golden Fairhead, Brick ho. Quay house, Wivenhoe, Colchester
Peldon, Colchester Woodford ..... ~. .•. ... Air John Reynolds Roberts 1. P. Sal way
'Thaxted : .............. Launcelot Alfred Cranmer-Byng .J. P. house, Woodford
Foley mill, Tbaxted Wr1ttle ................. Wilham Thomas Roffey, The Manor
house, W rittle

LIST OF THE Mli:MBERS OF THE COUNTY COUNCIL OF ESSEX ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY, WITH THE Er.ECTORAL
DIVISIONS FOR WHICH THEY RESPECTIVELY SIT.
Name. Electoral Division. Name. Electoral Division.
tAtkins Thomas ........................ ... Ongar McLearon William ..................... Harwich
A.ttwell Adolphus I.P .................... Walthamstow, Hoe Marria~e Wilson l.P...................... Colchester, East Ward
Street North Divisn Pannell William ........................... Brightlingsea
13artram George Thos. Thorpe 1 P ... Braintree Papworth Noble A ...................... East Ham, Plashet
.Ben tall Edmund E. J. P ... ...... ......... Hey bridge East Division
llilson William Thomas ............... Leyton,Forest Division Parker Clement Wright ............... Southminster
Hodger John Adams Guy J.P.......... Ilford, Central Porter Arthur ....... , .................. Romford
13rooks Charles Norman 1. P ............ Mistley Portway Harry Harvey .r. P............. Halstead
IBrown Harry .............................. Walthamstow, High Price Thomas Phillips J. P .............. Coggeshall
Street West Division Puddicombe Robert W ................. Leytonstone
43ull Walter ................................. Wanstead Ridley Charles Ernest .J.P ............... Springfield
.Cashma.n Thomas William ............. East Ham, Plashet Hoberts Sir John Reynolds J. P ....... Wood ford
West Division Robinson Sydney Walter ............... Walthamstow, St.
.Challenor CoL George R ............... Colchester,NorthWard James StreetNth.Div
.Chancellor Fredc. v.o.,F.R.I.B.A., J.P Chelmsford Roffey William T .......................... Writtle
Chester Harry J.P. . .................... Stansted Round Charles J.......................... Witham
.COrnish Eli J.P ............................. Hedingham Ruggies-BriseArch. WeylandD.L.,.J.P. Booking
.Cosburn Frank George ................ Manor Park Sacre Rev. Arthur J ..................... Baddow
•Cranmer-Byng Launcelot A. J.P ...... Thaxted Salter John Henry J.P................. Tollesbury
.Davies John .............................. Ea~t Ham, Central Savage John ................................ East Ham, Beckton &
West Division North Woolwtch Div
Davis Edward James .J.P ............... Leyton,Lea.Bridge Div Seear Edwin C............................. Walthamstow, St.
ID ay Caleb ... .... ... .. ... ... .• ... . .. .••.•. W althamstow, Hoe J ames Street Sth. Div
Street South Divisn Shad rake William George ............... Leyton, Central
.Dent Francis s. P .......................... Epping Sheat William James Oliver •........ Ilford, Hainault
.Edwards Arthur J. B.A., ~.P........... Waltham Abbey Slade James Benjamin .J.P .............. Cann Hall
Edwards Frederic Chaplin ............ Harlow ~mith Col. Gilbertson .................. Brentwood
lEve William Skinner .................. Orsett Smith Sidney Arthnr .................. Walton
1Fairhead William Golden ............. Stanway Smtth Thomas E.......................... Dedham
IFortescue Walter J.P..................... Chigwell Stanford Charles Maurice ............. Colchester,SouthWard
.Frankham John Barnabas ............. Dunmow Stanley Alan Sidney Wentworth J.P. Chesterford
-Gardner 'fhomas ~- P.................... Hornchurch Tahor James 1. P........................... Rochford
·Gilbey Herbert ........................... Ilford, South Tanner Ernest W ......................... Saffron Walden
Jlaines Thomas P ......................... Leyton,Grove Grn.Div Trumble John .r.P ......................... Wanstead Slip
Hawkms John .Hawtree J P ............. Wivenhoe Wailer Willie Rowland J.P .............. Leyton, Harrow Green
Jlenderson James John .................. North Walthamstow I Division
Hiner J-:tmes .H............................ Walthamstow. High Ward David .............................. Belchamp&Bumpstead
Street East Diviaion Ward Richard J. P........................ Leyton
lHitchman Frederick John ............ Walthamstow, Wood Watts Lent John ................ n . . . . . . . . Colchester, West Ward
Street Division Wedd Edwa.rd Arthur J.P.............. Shoebury
.Jackson Daniel Thomas ................. Barking, South 1 Wells William Clement ................. Billericay
.Jackson George ........................... Barking, North 'Williams William Varco J. P ......... Dagenham
.Judd Francis Savile Harry B.A., J.P. Radwinter Wiseman Albert H ........................ East Ham, Central
Kerly Alexander William .1. P.......... Tilbury . East Division
Cmnty offices, Chelmsford.
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICIALS.
Clerk to the Count;t Council, John Heyden Goold, Shire
hall, Chelmsford
Deputy Clerk, George Frederick Bari~Jw, Shire hall,
Chelmsford
County Treasurer, Robert Woodbouse, Barclay's Rank,
Chelmsford
Public Analyst & Analyst under Fertilizers & Feeding
Stuffs Acts, Bernard Dyer D.Sc., F.C.S., F.I.C. 17 Great
Tower street, London E c
Medical Officer of Health, John Clough Thresh D.Sc. Lond.,
M.D.Vict., D.P.H.Camb.64New London road,Chelmsford
Tuberculosis Officer, Waiter Rowland Soutball Roberts
M.B., Ch.B.Rirm., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., Linden
house, Braintree
County Accountant, Frank Howard Owers, County offices,
Duke street, Chelmsford
Secretary to the Education Committee, John Henry
Nicholas M.A. Duke street, Chelmsford & River Plate
house, 7·9 Finsburycircus, London E c
School Medical Officer, Harold Weightman Sinclair M.D.
Lond., D.P.H. County offices, Duke street, Chelmsford
School Medical Inspectors, Harold Emlyn-Jones M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Brantwood, Palmer's avenue,
Grays; Ernest Morton Wyche M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Eng. Rose Valley, Brentwood;
Miss Marjorie Eva Middleton M.B., B.S.Lond. Wilfrid
Lawson hotel, Woodford Green; I<'rancis Swanson Hawks
L.M.S.S.A. Chelmsford & John Joseph McGrath M.B.,
B.Ch., D.P.H.R.U.I. Colchester
County Architect, G. Topham I<'orrest, 73 Duke street,
Chelmsford
County Land Agent, Small Holdings Department, Charles
Lock, 67 Duke street, Chelmsford
County Retul'Ding Officer, Henry Hamilton Gepp,
New street, Chelmsford
Coroners, Eastern Division, John Harrison L.R.C.P.Edin.
23 Bank street, Braintree; deputy, P. S. Preeston, The
Clock house, Cressing road, Braintree; Southern & West-
ern Division, Writtle &; Roxwell Manor, Charles Edgar
Lewis, New road, Brentwood; deputy (for Southt>rn &
Western Divisions), John Lewis Quennell, New road, Brent-
wood ; Sokens District, Charles Ed ward White, 57 North
hill, Colchester; deputy, Henry Geoffrey Elwes, 3 High
street, Colchester ; Metropolitan District, Alexander
Ambrose M.D., B.Ch.Dub., D.P.H.Camb. The Croft,
Alderton Hill, Loughton; deputy, Frank Collins L. R.C. P.
Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Sproxton, Wanstead
Veterinary Inspectors under the "Oiseases of .Animals
Acts," with their Districts.-Beacontree, Michael Henry
C.omerford M.R.C. V.S. 339 Hi~h street, Stratford E;
Brentwood, Sidney Vincent M. R.C. V.S. &; Richard A.
Philip M.R.C.V.S 151 High street, Brentwood; Chelms-
ford, W. S. MuJvey F.R.C. V.S. 117 Baddow road, Chelms-
ford; Dengie, Artbur H. Brooks M.R.C. V.S. 34a, London
road, Maldon &; John William tlugden M. B. C. V.S.
Oakleigh, .North street, Southminster; Dunmow, Harry
Ashley Young M.R.C. V.S. The I<'ord, Dunmow; Epping,
George Upton M. R.C. V.S. Beulah lodge, Lindsey street,
Epping & Percy S. Howard F.R.C. Y.S. Windermert-,
Cambridge Park, Wanstead N K ; Freshwell, A. P.
Burgon M.R.C. V.S. Haverhill, Suffolk &; Harry Ashley
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Young M.R.C. V.S. The l''ord, Dunmow; Halstead k
Hedingham, Frederic Morton Wallis M.R,C.V.S. 38-
Head street, Halstead ; Harlow, George Hammond
Harris M.R.C. V.S. Sawbridgeworth, Herts ; South
Hinckford, John Young M.R.C.V.S. & John Bishop
Young F. R. C. V .S. Coggeshall road, Braintree ; Lexden
& Winstree, Rowland C. Tayler M.R.C. V.S. 19 Queen
street, Colchester-; Ongar (vacant at present); Orsett~
Ph1lip Vincent M.R.C.V.S. I<'tatin~ house, Orsett road,.
Grays; Rochford, Edwin Chp.rles Sparrow, Rayleigh &.
Henry Frost Sparrow, Fir Tree house, East street, Roch-
ford; Romford, John William Procter M.R.C. V.S. Io-
Westero road, Romford; Tendring, Rowland C. Tayler-
M.R.C.V.S. 19 Queen street, Colchester ; Walden,
Thomas I<'rederick Hall M.R.C. V.S. 'fhe Priory, The-
Common, Saffron Walden
Main Roads &; Bridges.
County Surveyor, Percy J. Sheldon M.Inst.C.E. 66 Duke-
street, Chelmsford
District Surveyors.
Central District ............... James Waiter Chapman, 47.
Park road, Chelmsford
Chelmsford District........... William Willoughby Price,.
'fhe Point, Great Baddow r
Chelmsford
Epping District................. Henry William Farrow, The-
Glen, Kendal avenue, Epping-
Halstead .. .. ... .. .• .... ... ...... Tom Foord 1\lorgan, Castle-
Hedingham
Ilford ........................... Alexander Lowe, County
depot, High road, Ilford
Kelvedon ................ w....... Wil1iam Alexander Rogerson,.
Feering, Kelvedon
Rochford .. .. .. ... .. .... ... •.• ... Charles Edward Harris, Cedar
lodge, Rayleigh
No. 2 Division (Saffron Walw Gilbert Grace Feeney. 7 West.
den, Stansted & Dun mow road, Saffron Walden
District)
South Essex District ......... Albert Edward Peake P.A.S.I.
The Limes, Hili View
avenue, Grays
Tendring ........................ William Shead, 17 Wellesley:-
road, Colchester
Inspectors of Weights & Measures (who are also Inspectors-
under the " Sale of Food & Drugs Acts " & Official.
Samplers under the '' Fertilisers &; Feeding Stuffs Act ")~
District. Chief Inspector.
Metropolitan .. Herbert Clerc Card, Court house, Great:
Eastern roacl, Stratford E (also inspector-
under the "Explosives Act")
Northern ...... Adam Ward, I North hill, Colchester
Southern ...... Artbur Horsnell, 153 High street, Brentwood
Ir.Bpectors under the "Diseases of Animals Acts."-For that-
part of the county within the Metropolitan Police District.
H. C. Card, Conrt house, Great Eastern road, Stratford
E & Inspector C. Fry, Daphne, High Beech road, Lough ton;
for each Petty Sessional Division (or portion of a Petty
Sessional Division) outside the Metropolitan Police District.
the Superintendent or superior officer of police
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AGISTRATES FOR 'I' liE

LORD LIEUTENANT AND CUSTOS ROTULO-RUM,
THE RIGHT HO~. THE E.ARL OF WARWICK AND BROOKE, Easton lodge, Dunmow.
CHAIRMEN 01<' QUARTER SESSIONS, Hon. Charles Hedley Strutt B.A. Blun+.'s hall, Witham & Edward North
Buxton esq. D. L. Knighton house, Buckhurst Hill.
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DEPUTY CHAIRMEN OF QUARTER SESSIONS, WHliam Swaine Chisenhale-Marsh esq. Gaynes park, Epping &
• · • Collingwood Hope esq. K.C. Crix, Hatfield Peverel, Witham.
CHAIRMAN OF THE STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE, C. W. Parker esq. Faulkbourne ball, Witham.
VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE STANDING JOINT COMMITTEE, C. E. Ridley esq. The Elms, Chelmsford.
Marked thus • are also Deputy Lieutenants. • '
.Aitchison Willi::l.m Kinghorn, Willnett lodge, Goodmayes, Buxton Gerald, Birch hall, Theydon Bqis, Epping
Chadwell Heath *Buxton Sir Thomas Fowell hart. G.C.M.G. Warliea
Arkwright Lieut.-Col. .A.rthur Chandos, Hatfield Place, park, Waltham .Abbey ,
Chelmsford Bu:xton Thos. Fowell Victor, Woodredon,W~ltha.IJl Abbey
..Arkwright Wilfred Lionel Tyrell, Wellington club, Cahill Joseph Zouche, Vittingfos, Leyland rd. Lee. SE.
London S W · Carter Frederic, Marden Ash, High Ongar
Armstrong-Jones Robert M.D. Clay,bury, Woodford Brdg Oarter Henry John, 8 Inverness terrace, London W
..Anow William esq. Langtons, South Weald, Brentwood Cecil Lord Eustace Brownlow Henry Gascoigne-, Lytchett
ltkinson John Parkinson M.D., L.R.O.P. 37 High street, Heath house,Poofe,Dorset; & 111 Eaton sq.London SW
Saffron Walden *Champion-de-Crespigny Sir Claude hart. Champion
!.tkinson Ra.Iph Walker, The Limes, Hempstead, Saffron lodge, Heybridge, Maldon •
Walden Chancellor Lieut.-Col. Frederic V .D., F .:R.I.B.A. Ilelle-
.Attwell Adolphus, 276 Forest road, W althamstow field, Chelmsford
:Bacon Thomas Waiter, Ramsden hall, Billericay Chapman Atthur, Abbey farm, Waltham Abbey
.Bailey Ben jam in, Rodenhurst, Coventry road, Ilford Chapman Mark, Llanarth, Bushwood, Leytonstone NE
Baker Samuel Sidney, Bull Wood house, Hockley Chester Harry, Broome End, Stansted
::Ball Edward Ash, Egg hall, Epping *Ch1senhale-Marsh William Swaine (deputy chairman of
1larnard Edmund Broughton, Fair Green house, Saw- quarter sessions),Gaynes park,Theydon Garnon,Epping
bridgeworth, Herts Christie Chas. Hy. Fehler V .D. The Wilderness, Ongar
1larnard Herbert Edward, High street, Ongar Clapham William Blackborne,Eastholm,High st.Dunmo-ii-
:Ba.rna.rd Sidney Charles, Braeside, Newport Clarke Joseph John, 3I Prospect hill, Walthamstow NE
Earnardiston Colonel Nathaniel, The Ryes, Little Henny, Cocking .Allan Thomas, Carhampton house, Pour Oaks,
Sudbury Sutton Oold.field, Birmingham
Barrett-LenMtd Richard Fiennes M.A. 7 Lewes crescent, Colley Philip Wellesley, 13 Hyde Park terrace, London W
Brighton Collier William Homan, Coley, Marks Tey, nr. Colchestr
*Barrett-Lennard Sir Thos.bt.M ..A..7 Lewes cres.Brighton Collins Percy, Carlotta, Frinton-on-Sea
'*Barrett-Lenuard Thomas, Horsford manor, Norwich Collyer Richard, Doric lodge, Snaresb:rQok
Jlartra.m George Thomas Thorpe, Bank street, Braintree *Colvin Col. Richard Beale C.B., RA. Monkhams .hall,
lleal Edmund John, 16 Coventry road, Ilford Waltham Abbey
llelsham Henr~- Isaac, Lothian ho. Railway st. Braintree Compton Henry, Eastcott house, Kingston llill, Surrey
Belsham Oliver Daniel, Heybridge, Maldon . Conybeare Henry Grant Madan, Delmore, Ingatestone
1lentall Edmund Ernest, The Towers, Heybridge, ~aldn Cook Jas. Williams, Hampden ho. Warley Td. Brentwood
::Sethell Sir John Henry hart. M.P. Park house, Blake *Cooper Col. Harry C.M.G. Wickham Bishops, Witham
Hall road, Wanstead NE Corbet Lieut.-Col. Rea, 15 King's Park rd. Bournemouth
:Bethell Thomas Robert, The Firs, South Woodford 'Cornish Eli, Tortoise house, Sible Hedingham
Biggs James, Kintore 1 Broxbourne, Herts Courtauld George, Cut Hedge, Gos:field, Halstead
Bland Thomas Elsey, The Friary, Maldon Courta.uld Samuel Augustine, Little Bradfords, Bocking',
Bleucowe Henry Pres<:ott George, Thoby priorr, )'Iount- Braintree
nessing, Brentwood Courtauld William Julien, Penny Pot, Halstead
1llomfield Alfred, Orange hall, Gos.field, near Halstead Cowell Wm. Palmer, The Lee, Elmdon, Saffron W:aJ.d~n
1llyth Lord, Blythwood, Stansted; & 33 Portland place, Craig John James, 81 Eastern road, Romford
London W Cranmer-Byng Launcelot Alfred, Foley mill, Thaxted
"Blyth Hon. Herbert. William, Blythwood, Stansted Cra.wley Samuel Wm. Hadstock hall, Linton, Cambridge
Boatman Arthur- Wilson, Lynton, iPalmer's aven. Grays C1·ittall Francis HPnry, The New house, Southborou.gh
"llodger John Adams Guv, Hainault, Cranbrook rd. Ilford road, Chelmsford
'.Bott~rell John Jas. Dumville, Colne park, Earls Colne Crossman Dong-la.s, Gramden hall, Sandy, Beds
1Jow.les William Henry, 6o West Cliff rd. Bournemouth Croxon Abraham Bowerman, The Limes, Burnham-on-
'.Bradridge Thomas, Park Gate, Gt. Bardfield, Braintree Crouch
llraybrooko Lord, Rectory, Heydon, Royston Curtis Alfred P. Empire house, Vange, lPitsea
Brewster Charles Edward, Maplestead hall, Halstead Curtis Georg~ Edward, Claringbold house, St. Peter's,
Bris::-htwell John Rumbelow, 15 Royal terrace, Southend Broadstoairs
Broke Lt.-Col. Harry, Gladwyns, Harlow Om·wen Spedding, 1 Woburn square, London WC
:Bromwich Rev. Crowder Tom, The Vicarage, Gesting- Custerson Brooklyn Chas. Ford End, Clavering, Newport
thorpe, Ca~tle Hedingham Davis Edward James, Broomhill, Vicarage roa.d, Leybon
::Broodbank Joseph Guinness, Longmoor, Harold Wood, Davis Col. Richard Percival F.Z.S. New House farm,
Romford Walton-on-the-N aze
Jh·ooke Lord M.V.O. The Castle, Warwick Dean Arthur James, n6 Baxter avenue, Southend
Brooks Alfred Dent Francis, Hatfields, Loughton
Brooks Charles Norman, Millbay, Marine parade, Dover- Di<:kinson Henry Basham, L~ Mote, Pebmarsh, Bures,
court, Harwich Suffolk
'llrooks Edmund Wright, The Duvals, Grays Digby Sir Kenelm Edward G.C.B., K.C. King's Ford,
Brooks Herbert Edmund, Sti~ord lodge, near Grays 1 Stan"ay, Colchester
"llrown Henry Reynolds. 70 H1gh street, Maldon *Du Cane Charles Henry Copley, 8 •Beaufort gardens,
Bryant Edward, Harold Wood hall, Romford Brompton, London SW
JJull Rev. Felix Erlward Pepys M.A., F.R.G.S. Rectory, Dunnett Harry Norman, Dunedin, Connaught gardens,
Pentlow, Cavendish, Suffolk Clacton-on-Sea
1Jurke Ulick John, Manor house, Newton Valence, Alton *Edwards Arthur Janion B.A. Beech Hill park, Waltham
·1Jurke Lieut.-Col. W dltl:lr St. George, Auberies, Sud- Abbey
bury, Suffolk Eley Geo. Clement, Jesmond, Heath Park rd. Romford
Burrows John Henry, Solbys, Ha.dleigh, Rayleigh Ellis Richard Adam, Greenwoods, Stock, Ingatestone
*Bury Ralph Frederic, St. Leonards house, Nazeing, Eyre Walpole Edwin, Folly ho. High Garrett, Braintree
Waltham Cross Farnccmbe-Tanner William Tanner, Fishers, Wakes
Butler Joseph Richard, Hill house, Manningtree Colne, Earls Colne
Butler Waiter, Hattield J'ewrel, Witham Ffinch Capt. Matthew Benjamin Dipnall, Hoe mill, Wood-
Buxton Anthony, Knighton, High road, Buckhurst Hill ham Walter, Maldon
'*Buxton Edward North (<:hairman of quarter sessions), I Fieldgate William, Walnut Tree house, Brightlingsea,
Knighton, High road, Bnckhurst Hill Colchester

piR:KL1-'0RY.]
Flannery Sir James Fo.r~scue baTt. M.P. Manor house,
Wethersfield, ·Braintree; & 5 Somers place, Hyde park,
LOlldon W
Fleming Col. liy. Slane, Th~ Grange,. lngrave,Brentwood
Foakes Edward Thomas, WestbUTy house, Punmow
Forbes William Patrick, The Chilterns, Grove P!\f)i.:,
Wanstead NE
Fortescue Nathaniel
Yortescue Waiter, Oakdene, Chingford
"Franklin Douglas Thomas, Yew cottag·e, Mile End,
Thaxted, Dunmow · *Kelso Commander Edward Barrington Purvis R.N.
Fuller-Maitland Robert, The Ravens, Sta.nsted ,.
Fuller-Maitland Wm . .Stansted hall, Bishop Stortford
Gardner Thomas, Dury Falls, Hornchurch, Romfprd 1
Garland John William, The Gables, Hurstbourne gm'-;
dens, Barking ..
George Edward William, 4 The Ridgeway, Chingford
Gilbey Guy, Sheering hall, Harlow · Lampet Rev. William Edward Lionel M . .!.. Vicarage,
Gilbey Henry Waiter, Elsenl.am hall, Stansted
Gilbey Newman, Mark hall, Jlarlow
Glasse Charles Henry, Berners hall, Ongar
Glenny William Wallis, Cecil house, Barking
Godlee Joseph Lister, Wakes Colne place
Godlee Theodore, 275 Wood street, Walthamstow NE,.
Gold Ar.chie G. Croft house, Stansted
*Gold Sir Charles, The Limes, Stansted
Gold Charles, Gorsefield, Stansted
Gold Guy G. Backing Place, llraintree
Gooch Charles Edmund, Wyvenhoe park, Colcheste,r
Gordon Col. William, The Place, Wethersfield, near
Braintree
*Gosling Robert, Cunliffe, Hassobury, Fa.rnham, B_ishop,
Stortford
Gray Chas. Wing, Piercy's, Greenstea.d Green, Halstead ·
Gray Matthew, Christhall grange, Royston
Green Sir Frederick, Hainault lodge, Chigwell Row
Green William Waiter, IS Hermon hill, Wanstead
• *Greville Lieut.-Col. Hon. Alwyn Henry Fulke M.V.O.
Danbur:y park, Chelmsford
Griggs William Peter, 7 The Drive, Cranbrook pk. Ilford
Grimston Waiter Edward, Colne Place, Earls Colne
Grove Thomas Newcomen Archibald, Pollards ·court,
Chalfont St. Giles, Gerrard's Croi!S, Bucks
Grubb Thomas. Burlingham, Fingringhoe, Colchester,
Gurteen Daniel Maynnrd, The Mount, Haverhill
Gurteen Jabez. The Coupals, Sturmer, I(alstead
Hammond George, Fairview, Pilgrims Hatch, Brent,wood
Ratlldcastle Henry ~L.A. The Moor house, Oxted, Surrey
Harrison_ Arthur Lister, Elmhurst, South Woodfor(jl NE
Hasler Robert. Throws, LitUe Dunmow, Chelmsford,
Hasler William. The Croft, Dunmow , ,
Hasted Rev. Hy. B.A. Nowton cottage,Bury St.Edll).unds
Hawkins Jn. Bawtree, Balla>~t quay, W'ive.nhoe,Colchester
Hayne William, Frietuna, Harold gro. Frinton-on-Eeil "
Helme R
Helsham-Jones Arthur B.A. Tile Barn, Woolt~n hill,
Newl;mry, Berks ,;. l , 1
Hempleman Frederick ,Seband, 39 llrullswick ter_rac~.
Hove, Brighton
Neriz-Smith Joseph Charles Thomas M.A, Shlode park,
Bideford, Devon
Hethering-ton Thomas,· Berechurch hall, nr. Colchester .
Hewett Robert Muirhead, Ioo North street. Barkill'!l
"*Hilder Major Frank, Huskards. Ingatestone :- · : ~
Hill Re~inald Du)re. Holfield grange, Coggeshall . ,. '
11ills Ha.rris, The Old house, Bocking, 'Braintree
Hills Henry Francis, Chalkney house, White Colne,
Earh Colne
Hoare Charles Richard GurneY, Newlands~ Hatfield;Hertfo
Holden James l\i.I,C.E., M.I.M.E. Hermon house, .Wal}-
stead NE
Hollebone Henry, Gidea hall, :nomf<ml
Hope Collingwood K.C. (deputy chairman of qp.al"fer
sessions), Crix, ,Hatfield ;peverel, 'VEtharrt . ,
Rope George Palmer M.A. Havering grange, Bomf(Jrd
Horto:1 John Henry, Mascalls, Brentwaod
Houldsworth William Thomas Reginald, Kirkbride, May-
bole, .Ayrshire
·noward David Lloyd, Little Friday Hill, Chingford
·+Howard Eliot, .Ardmore, Buckhurst Hill
Hughes-Hughes Montagu Edward, Leighs priory, Jla.rt-
ford End, Chelmsfo,lid
'Hunt Reuben., Tillw;icks, Earl~ Colne.
Hurna.rd Samuel Fennell, Hill ho. Lex:den, Colch95ter
Hurry William Alf1-ed, 367 HiQ'h road. Leyt9n .r 1 I
Hutchinson Phristopher Clarkl', I3 The. lloltons, South
Kensington, London S W
Hutley Philip, Powers hall; Witham ,,
*Ind Edward Mu:cray M.A.. 9 Sloane gdxts. London S W
*Ind Capt-. .James Algernon, White 'hall, Colchester
*Jackson James, 42 Campden House court, Kensington,
London W
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Johnson Robert Baines M.A. The Hope house, Little
Burstead, Billericay
*Johnston Andrew, Forest lodge, Woodford Green
Johnston 'Regina:ld Eden, Terlings, Gilston, Harlow
Jones Chester B.A.. Maplins, Burnham~on-Cronch, Essex
Jones Henry Edward C.E. Marden Ash house, Onga.r
*Joslin Henry, Gaynes park, Upminster; Romford
Judd Francis Savile Harry B . .A. Mace's Place, Rickling,
Newport
Keeble Edward James, Great Oak1ey hall, near Harwich
Horkesley park, Colchester .
l Kemble Lieut.-CoL Henry, Runwell hall, Wickford
Kemsley Waiter JQhn, Ivy lodge, Woodford Green
Kerly Alexander William• The Gables, Horndon-on-the-
Hill, Stanford•le-Hope ·
Kerwin Edwin Henry, Gay Bowers, Danbury, Chelmsfrd
Great llardfuld, Braintree
Laureuce Percy Edward, The Grove, Witham
Lay Major Tudo:r, 27 Lexden road, Colchester
'. Leech Arthur William, Golding's Hill, Loughton ,
' Lcfroy Lt.~Col. '.Augustine Hugh, The Lodge, Boxted,
Colchester
Lescher Edmund Charles, Stonyhylls, Ooombe Green,
Great Warley, llrentwood •
*Lescher Count (er, of Rome I90J) Joseph Francis,
Boyles court, South Weald, Brentwood
Lever Sir .Arthur Levy hart. 20 Bans crescent, Chelsea,
London SW
Lilley Tho~. Holland ho. Skelmersdale rd.Clacton~on-S.oo.
Linder Charles, St. Just, Powell road, Buckhurst Hill
· Lockwood Col.· The Right Hon. .Amelius Richard Ma.rk
P.C., M.P.~ C.V.O. 5 Audley square, London W
·• Loyd Frederic Edwd . .Albyns, Stapleford .Abbots,Romford
.,. 1 Lua.rd Rev. Bixby Garnham M . .A.Birch rectory,Colchestr
Lyall Roger Campbell B.A. Hastingwood house, Harlow
Lyster Arth. Edwd. The Yews, Great Baddow,Chelmsfrd
McCorquodale Harold, Forest hall, Ongar
*Majendie James H~nty .A1exander, Heding-ham castle,
'· Castle Hedingh-am
Mallinson William, The Limes, Walthamstow N E
. Marriage William, A.lresford grange, Alresford, Colchestr
~iashiter Edward Thomas, Gatwick, Billericay ·
MQson Hugh Rerbert, 12 York rd. Edgbaston, Birminghm
1 Matthews Charles William, Rod-en house, High road,
, Shenfield, Brentwood • ,..,
Maunsell Major Charles Wray, I Warley mount, Warley
Melles Joseph Wm. M.A. Gruline, Isle of Mull by Oban
Merriam Chas .• Pierce, 79 Highbury New pk. London N
Metson Samuel, Brook End grange, Little Dunmow
Meyer Sir .Oarl Ferdinand hart. Shortgrove, Newport
Meyer Ja.mes Herman, Little Laver grange, Harlow
Michell Gilhert Luke. Riby, Orsett rood, Grays
, Midgley Arthur, 25 London road, Saffron Walden
Millbank John, Lyndon, Hi~rh street. Shoeburyness
Miller Thos. Fredl{. Monks lo. Gt. Maplestead, Halstead
Mitchell Willi;tm Foot-, Quendon hall, Newport
*Mont.efiore Cecil Sebag, Stisted hall; Braintree
Morgan David John, Cecil house, Bentley, South Weald,
Brentwood
Moss John William
Motion Andrew Rich-ard, Uptoit ho. near Banbury, Oxon
Musgra'Ve Chri~topher George, Mosborough, Lemna rd.
Leytonstone N E .
Neave Sir Thos. Lewis Hu~rhes hart. Dagnam pk.Romfrd
Nicholls ·Wm. Wade, Hawthorn lodge, High st. Epping
;r Nichols Wait. Buchanan, Stour lo.Bradfield,Manningtree
Nicholson Moajor-Gen. Stnart Ja.mes O.B., R..A. 8 Hope
street, St. Andrews. N.B
•, Ni.eld William, 30 Park avenue, Barking
... · *Nocton Wil!iam, 13 Great Marlborough st. London W
Norman Edwar$1 Brise Kensit, Mistley lo. Manningtree
Norris-Elye Lewin Charles Cholmley Ralston esq. M.A.
Manor house, Utterby, near Louth, Lines
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O'Hagan Lord, Pyrgo park, Romford
Oram Henry, 4 Sewardstone road. Waltham Abbey
Osborne .John, Fairview, Elm road, Leigh-on-Sea
Page Very Rev. Arnold Hy. M.A.The Deanery,Peterb_?ro'
'Palmer Ralph Charlton B . .A. Hubbards, Nazemg,
Waltham Cross ·
Parlrer Charles Alfred, Rochetts,South Weald,Brent-vrood
*Park.er Christr. Wm. M.A. Faulkbourne hall, WithQm
Parry Sidney Gambier, Downham house, Billericay
Patchett Willia.m K.C., B.A. Bury lodge, Epping
Pattison William Freder1ck esq. JG Ladysmith avenue:.
Brightlingsea, Colchester ..
Paxman James N., M.I.C.E. Croft house, Rosecroft
avenue, Hampstead NW
Pearce J'ames Stanley, Priest's Mere, Tadworth, Surrev
Pennefather Sir Richard C.B. Little Waltham half,
· near Chelmsford · · ·
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Phillips Edward England, Sydney house, Sydney iar-
dens, Bathwick, Bath
Philpot Thomas, 7 Holcombe road, Ilford
Pickersgill-Cunliffe Harry, :zo Egert.on ter. London SW
Pigott Capt. Wel1esley George, 123- Coleherne court,
l:louth Kensington W
Pipe Edmund, High street, Southminster
Pizey George Henry, Casa :Mia, Forest view, Chingford
Poole William; Outreds, Squirrels heath, Romford
Portway Harry Harvey, Bois hall, Halstead
*Price Bowel John James B ...:\.. Groonsted hall, Ongar
Price Thomas Phillips, Mark's hall, Kelvedon
Pritchard Rev. Edward Cook, Ely lodge, Braintree
Raby George, Tillingham hall, Southminster
Rankin Hugh, South street, Rochford
Raphael Sir Herbert Henry bart. B.A., LL.M., M.P.
•·Ulestree hall, Allestree, Derby; & .'i Cavendish square,
London W
*Rasch Major Sir Fred.eric Carne oart. W oodhill, Dan-
bury, Chelmsford
Ravenhill CoL Edward Harry . GGring, Park house,
Cornsland, Brentwood
*Rayleigh Lord P.C., O.M., F.R.S., D.C.L., LL.D., Sc.D.
Terling Pla~e, Witham · Tuke William Favill
Reid Percy Charles, Feering Bury Manor ho. Kelvedon
Richards Rev. William Henry, Fairy hill, Ryde, I. of W
*Ridley Charles Ernest, The Elms, Chelmsford
Roberts Sir John Reynolds, Salway ho. Woodford Green
Robinson Thomas George, Brancepeth house, Whitehall
road, Woodford
Rogers John Thomas, 30 Castleton mansions, Riverview
gardens, Barnes S W
Round Francis Richard C.M.G . .Avenue house, Witbam
*Round Right Hon. J1tmes P.C.,M.A.Birch hall,Colchstr
Row George Commins, 45 High "street, Braintree
Royds Charles Duncan, Brizes park, Kelvedon Hatch,
Brentwood
* Ruggles-Brise Archibald W.eyland, Spains hall, Finch-
ingfield, Braintree
Ruggles-'Brise Edward A.rchibald, Brent hall, Finching-
field, Braintree
Rumsey Henry, Venmore, Dunmow
Rnssell Champion Branfill, Stubb.ers, North Ockendon,
Romford
Sadler Samuel Bockin, Solent villa, Crouch rd. Burn-
ham-on-Crouch
Salter Jn. Hy. D'..:\.rcy ho. Tolleshunt D'Arcy, Kelvedon
Savill Philip, The Woodlands, Ohigwell Row
Sa.vill Lt.-Col. Samu£>1 Geo. Boleyns, Bocking, Braintree
Senier Fredc.Wm. Terra Nova.Salisbury rd.Leigh-on-Sea
Silverwood George Henry, Palmer's school, Grays
Sizer John Henry, The Green, Gt. Bentley, nr. Colchestr
SkiJlner Chas. W-Peding, Wansfell, Theydon Bois,Epping
Slade James Benjamin, 827 Hi~h road, Leytonstone NE
Slimon Wm. Hy. M.D. 33 Marine par. ea.Clacton-on-Sea
Smith Ernest John, The Caidge, Southminster
Smith Joseph, 95 Eastern road, Romford
Smith Joseph, Earlsmead, Chipping Hill, Witham
Smith Joseph, Woolpits, Great Saling, Braintree
Smith Jas. Christy, Bynghurst, Spring-fiPld rd.Chelmsfrd
Smythies Capt. Palmer Kingsmill R.N. The Turrets,
Lexden road, ColchestPr
Solly Thomas Herbert, Mundon hall, Maldon
Souster James Henrv, Brooklands. Holcombe rd. Ilford
Spencer-Phillips J n. · Chas. Riffhams,Danbury ,Chelmsfrd
Sperling Chas. Fredk. Denne M.A.Winton ho.Leamingtn
Sperling Henry R. Netherfield court, Battle, Sussex
Spicer Sir A1bert hart. M.P. 10 Lancaster gate, Hyde
park, London W
Sta.nley Alan Sidney Wentworth, Chesterford house.
Great Chest.~rford . .
Stephens Cecil James, Manor fields, Wavendon, Bucks
~tephenson Matthew, .1rdross, .Aberfoyle, Perth, N.B
Stock CoL Thomas, Laneside, Avenue road, Brentwood
Stone Henry Jessop, Lower Bedfords, Havering-atte-
Bower, Romford
fltrond Robert
DEPUTY LIEU'fENANTS NOT MAGISTRATES.
Colvin Col. Cecil Hodgson D.S.O. 63 Cromwell road,
London SW
Curzon R. L
. Deacon Lieut.-Col. Edmnnd, SI()(' house. Halstead
Gilbey Sir Waiter hart. El-.f'nham hall, Stansted
Hills Arnold Frank
Howard David, Devon housP, Bnckhurst Hill
Krohn Herman Alexander, Maldon court, Maldon
Landon Col Frank V.D. Red house, Brentwood
Lock wood Wm. Robt. Percival. Cottles. Melksham, Wilts
Round John Horae"' LL.D. 15 Brunswick ter. Brighton
• (KELLY'S
Strutt Hon. Charles Hedl.ey B ...!. Blunts hall, Witham
(chairman of quarter sessions)
Strutt Hon. Edward Gerald, Whitelands,Hat.field,Witham
*Tabor J ames, The Lawn, Rochford
Tabrum Burnett, Hill house, Romford
Taylor Edward, 14 Wellington road, Horsham, Sussex
Taylor George Woodland, The Red house, Chelmsford
Taylor Vero William, Castle Hedingham, Halstead
Thomson Geo.Wm. May.field, St.Paul's rd.Clacton-on-Sea
Thornton Horace Moore
Todhunter Benjamin Edward, The Wa.yre, Harlow
Todhunter Jsph. King's Moor ho. Gt. Parndon, Harlow
. *Tower Christopher John Hume, W eald Side house.
Brentwood
Tremlett James Dyer M.A. Dalethorpe, Dedham,Colchstr
Triggs Henry '
Trounce Thomas Plomer, Bank house, High Bridge st•
Waltham Abbey
Trumble John, 540 Romford road, Forest Gate
•rufnell Capt. Nevill Arthur Charles de Hirzel, The Old
Bank house, Colchester
*Tufnell Col. William Nevill, Langleys, Great Waltham.
Chelmsford
Turnbull William Abbott, Oaklands, Hildenborough.
•ronbridg.e, Kent
Tyler William, 23 Prospect hill, Walthamstow
Usborne Henry Laurence, Rowneybury, Harlow
Usborne Thomas, The House, Writtle, Chelmsford
Vaizey Francis Arthnr, Bentalls, Halstead
Vaiz.ey Robert Edward B.A. Tilbury hall, Halstead
Wadley William, Avenue viis. Wivenhoe, nr. Colchester
Wall Charles, Darley Dale, Great Can.field, Takeley
Wailer William Chapman M.A. Ash Green, Loughton
Waller Willie Row land, Lugano,Powell rd.Bnckhurst Hill
Walsh Edward John Reginald
Ward Richard, 479 High road, Leyton
Warwick & Brooke Earl of (lord Iieut.), Easton lodge,.
Dunmow
Waterhouse William M.A. The Links, Newport
Way Herbert William Lewis, The Grange, Great Yeld-
ham, Halstead
Wedd Edwd. Arthur, Whitehall, Gt.Wakering,South-?nd
Wells Frede-rick Arthur, Dovedale, Chelmsford
West Frederick, Redclyffe, Rocking End, Braintre.A
Western Col. Charles Maximilian, 75 Victoria street.
Westminster S W
..,W,.,hite Tyndale, Stondon Place, Brentwood
*Whitmore Major Francis Henry Douglas Charlton.
Orsett hall, Orsett, Grays
Wilkes John Fiske M.A. Elmdon Bury, Saffron Walden
Williams Blair Hamilton Lee, Buckland, East Tilbury
Williams William Varco, 36 Lime ~treet, London E C
Wilson Geoffrey Remington, Ongar ho. Chipping Ongar
Wilson John, 62 Longbridge road, Barking
Wise Charles Henry M.D
Womersley Dale, Heron court, Herongate, Brentwood
*Wood Chas. Page, Wakes hall,Wakes Colne,Earls Colne-
*Wood Lt.-Col. George Wilding, Docklands, Ingatestone-
*Wood Field-Marshal Sir Henry Evelyn V.C., G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G. Millhur8t, Harlow
Woodhouse Arth. Lionel, Tofts,Little Baddow,Chelmsfrd
Woodhouse Robert, Longmead, Writtle, Chelmsford
Worrin Hastings, Bourchiers, Little Dumnow, Chelmsfrd
Wren Joseph M.A. Colne Ford house, Earls Colne-
Wright Alfred, Mountsorrel, High road, Romford
Wril:!'ht Edward Carrington
Wythes Ernest James, Copped hall, Epping
Young Samuel, Mulberry Green, Harlow
Young W., LL.B. Manor ho. Squirrells Heath, Romford'
The Mayors of Chelmsford, Harwich, Maldon & Saffron
Walden & the Chairmen of the Urban & Rural District
Councils in the county are ex-officio magistrates
Cl-l"rk of the Pooce, John Heyden Goold, Shire hall,.
Chelmsford
Deputy, George Fredk. Barlow, Shire hall, Chelmsford
Smith S. 51 Palace street, London SW
Stuoa.rt Sir Simeon Henry Lechmere hart. 7 Victoria
square, London S W
Taylor Major Frederick W. Hh~·h:fi.eld, Chelmsford
Thomas Col. Sir Godfrey Vignoles bart. C.B., D.S.O:
Wynters, Harlow
Ward Col. Arthur John Hamlip V.D. The Gablesr
Marine parade, Doverconrt. Harwich
Ward Col Joseph Brooker V.D. 30 Conntry rd. Tiford
Wood W. R. P
Woodhouse Robert, jun. 13 Mount street, London W
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COUNTY POLICE .
HEAD QUARTERS, SPRINGFIELD COUR'r, CHELMSFORD.
•Chief Constable, Capt. Ed ward Maclean Showers; I >eputy Chief Constable, Raglan Somerset.; Superintendent & Chief
Clerk, Ueorge Hastings.
The force consists of a chief con~ttable, deputy chief constable, 12 superintendents, 13 inspectors, 6o sergeants &
370 constables.
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BRENTWOOD DIVISION. GRAYS DIVISION.
~uperintendent, Alfred C. Cowell, Brentwood Superintendent, Harry Laver, Grays
.:Stations. Baseldon, *Eillericay, *Brentwood, Bowers Stations. Aveley, Bulphan, tChadwell St. Mary, Cor-
Gifford, Brook Street, Dunton, *Great Warley, Button, ringham, East Tilbury, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Laindon
Ingrave, Laindon, Mountnessing, Pilgrims Hatch, Hills, Ockenden South, Orsett, Orsett Heath, Purfleet,
Ramsden Bellhouse, *Pitsea, Shenfield, South W eald, *Rainham, Stifford, *Stanford-le-Hope, *Grays, Little
Wickford Thurrock, *Thurrock West, Tilbury West

CHELMSFORD DIVISION.
£uperintendent, Raglan Somerset, D.C.C. Springfield, Superintendent, William Cowell, Braintree
Chelmsford
-8tations.-Baddow Great, Baddow Little, Boreham,
.Broomfield, *tChelmsford, *Danbury, Galleywood. Han-
ningfield West, Highwood, *Ingatestone, Lt>ighs GrE>at,
'Margaretting, Rettendo~ Roxwell, Stock, Great
Waltham, *Little Walt'ha.m, W<todham Ferris, Writtle,
,Good Easter, *Widford
HINCKFORD DIVISION.
Stations. Belchamp Sain~ Paul, Belcha.mp Walter,
Eocking, *Braintree, Bulmer, Bures Hamlet, Black
Notley, *Earls Colne, Felstead, Foxearth, Gosfield, Gt .
Yeldham, Greenstl'ad Green, *tHalstead, tHedingham
Castle, ..!'Hedingham Sible, Pebmarsh, Rayne, Ridgwell,
*Steeple Bumpstead, Stisted, Toppesfield, Wet hers-
field, Wickham St. Paul

COLCHESTER DIVISION.
:Superintendent, John Lennon, Colchester
:Stations. Abberton, Ardleigh, Bergholt WPst, Birch.
Eoxted, *Bradfield, *Brightlingsea, BromlPy Great,
·Chappel, Colchester, Dedham, *Dovercourt, East Dony-
.land, Elmstead, Fordham, *tHarwich, Horkesley
rGreat, *Langham, Layer-de-la-Hay, tMannin!!tree,
Parkeston, Peldon, Ramsey, *Stanway, Tey Marks,
'*Wivenhoe, West Mersea, Wix
DENGIE DIVISION.
1nspector, Lindsey J. Fulcher, Southminster
Stations. Althorne, Bradwell, *Burnham, Cold Norton,
Heybridge, *Latchingdon, tMaldon, Purleigh, tSouth-
minster, Steeple, Tillingham, Woodham Waiter
DUNMOW DIVISIO:S.
:Superintendent, CharJes H. Day, Great Dunmow
.Stations.-*Eardfield Great, Broxted, *Dunmow, Easter
··High, Easton Great, Finchingfield, H1gh Rodmg,
1Helions Eumpstead, Hempstead, Leaden Roding,
·Sampfor<i Great, Stebbing, Takeley, *Thaxted
• . EPPING DIVISION .
:Superintendent, Ephraim Smith, Epping
'9tations.-*A.brid~e. Blackmore, tChippin!! Ongar. *Ep-
ping, Epping Upland, High Ongar, *Fyfield, Hailing-
bury Little, tHarlow, *Hatfield Broad Oak, Hatfield
'Heath, Kelvedon Hatch, Lambourne End, Matching,
Moreton, Navestock, *Nazeing, Netteswell, North 1Supermtendent, Henry A. Coppm, Wttham
'Weald Eassett, North Weald Gullet, Parndon Great, Stations.-*Coggeshall Great, Cressing, Go1dhanger, Hat-
Potter Street, Roydon, Sheering, Stanford Rivers,
Stapleford Tawney, Theydon Bois, Theydon Garnon,
Willingale Doe
Marked thus * are Sergeants' Stations.
ROCHFORD DIVISION.
Superintendent, David Scott, Rochford
Stations. Benfleet South, Canewdon, Canvey Island,
Eastwood, Foulnl'ss Island, Great Stambridge. Had-
leigh, Hocldey, Little Wakering, *Rayleigh, Rochford,
*South Shoebury, Thundersley, *Wakering Great
ROMFORD DIVISION.
Superintendent, Oliver Hailstone, Romford
Stations.-Collier Row, Corbet's Tye, Emerson Park,
Hare Street, Harold Wood, Have.ring, Heath Park,
*Hornchurch, Park Lane, *Romford, Rush Green, *Up-
minster
THORPE DIVISION.
Superintendent, Henry Mules, Clacton-on-Sea
~tations. *Clacton-on-Sea, Clacton Great, Clacton
Little, Bentley Great, Oakley Great, St. Osyth,
*Frinton-on-Sea, Tendring, Kirby, tThorpe-le-Soken,
*Weeley, *Walton-on-the-Naze
WALDEN DIVISION.
Superintendent, John E. Boyce, Saffron Walden •
Stations. Ashdon, Birchanger, "*Chesterford Great,
Clavering, Debden, Elmdon, Farnham, Hadstock, Hl'n-
ham, Langley, LittlPhury, Manuden, Newport, Bad-
winter, Riclding, *Saffron Walden, *Stansted Mount-
fitchet
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WITHAM DIVISION
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.fiflld Peverel. Tnworth, Kelvedon, RivenhaU.. Terling,
Tollesbury, *To1l~>~hunt D'A.rcy, Totham Great, Wick-
ham Bishops, *Witham
Inspectors are stationed at the places marked t.

- METROPOLITAN POLICE.
The following divisions embrace EssPx placl's : -
.J Division, Hackney, Superintendent, William FiU
"Sub-Divi!lional Stntion!I.-Wanstead (Spratt Hall road)
&; W oodford (High road)
"Sectional Stations. Barking Side (Cranbrook road),
Leyton (215 Francis road), Leytonstone (459 High
road), Longhton (Forest road), Claybury (Manor road)
- K Division, Bow, Superintendent. Alfred Bnxall
Snh-Divi~ionaJ StHtions. Forest Gate (37o Rnmfnrd rd
East Ham), llford (40 High road), WPst Ham (64
West Ham lane, Stratford), Plaistow (444 Bal'king
road, East Ham)
Sectional Stations.-Barking (Ripple road), Chad-
well Heath (High road), Dagenham (Bull street),
East Ham (High street south), Canning Town (46
Lansdowne l'Qad, Tidal Basin), Purfl.eet Powder
Maeazine
N Division, Islington, Superintendent, Wm. I;l. Jenkins
Sub-Divisirmal Stations. Waltham Abbey (Royal Gun
Powder Factory) &; Walthamstow (36o Forest road)
Sectional .Stations.-Chingford (King's Head Hill), Lea
Bridge r'lt!d & Waltham Abbey (35 Sun street)
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NATU~L HISTORY AND SciENTIFIC SOCIETIE!I.
Essex held Club; Museum, Romford road, Stratford.
The Iwho have contributed accounts of Essex fossils we may
name Professors Owen, Bell, Leith-Adams, and. &e.~
This important local Society publishes the Es.•ex 1\'aturalist Messrs. J<'. E. Edwards, M. Edwards. J. Haime, S. V.
(quarterly); a Year-Book and Calendar; besides occasional Wood (father and son), Davidson, H. Woods, &c. Lists ot
Special Memoir,,, Essex Archreological Society ; The the contents of the 59 volumes already issued may b&
Castle, Colchester: Transactions, ~c. obtained from Dulau & Co. 37 Soho square w.
MusEuMs. The Essex County Museum of Natural IMPORTANT WORKS OR PAPERS os- LOCAL GEOLOGY.
History, Romford road, Stratford ; Epping Forest Museum, . .
Queen EJizabeth's lodge, Chingford; Chelmsford Mu&eum ; , [See also the bsts for Herts and for Middlesex.]
Maldon Library and Museum ; Colchester Corporation I847-I9<)6. Palreontographical Society: [Lists of the con-
Museum, The Castle, Colchester; Saffron Walden Museum ; 1 tents of the 59 volumes already published, from
Dudley End Museum, Saffron Walden. Dulau & Co., 37 Soho square w.] contains figUJ'e$
and descriptions of fossils found in Essex, &c.
PUBLICATIONS OF THE (GOVERNMENT) GEOLOGICAL I848. Brown, J.-Pleistocene Deposits near Coptord. Q.
SuBVEY. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. iv.; p. 164 ; vol. viii., p. 184-
Coloured Mops, on the scale of one inch to a 'miltJ.- I858. Prestwich, [Sir] J.-On the Boring through th&
Quarter-sheets, I N.E., Maldon, Chelmsford, Billericay, Chalk at Harwich. Q. Jaurn. Geol. Soc., vol.
•
Latchingdon, Heron ga-te : I S. E., Langdon Hill, 'filbury, XIV., p. 249•
Badleigh, Southend: I N. W., Waltham Abbey, Epping, I868. Wood, S. V., jun.-Pebble-Beds of Essex. Q. Jourrt.
Brentwood, Woodford, Chipping Ongar: 1 S. W., Stratford, Geol. Soc., vol. xxiv., p. 464.
Barking, Purfieet, Grays Thnrrock ~ Sheet 2, Mouths of the 1871. Prestwich, [Sir] J.-Red Crag of Essex, &c. Q~
rivers Blackwater,. Crouch, and Thames; with the towns Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. xxvii., p. 324-
of Bradwell, Burnham, Shoeburyness, &c : Sheet 47, Great 1876. Penning, W. H.-Physical Geology of East Anglia.
Y eldham, Thaxted, Great Chesterford, Saffron W alden, Q. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. :xxxii., p. rgi.
Newport, Dunmow, Braintree, Harlow, Roydon, &c. : 188o. Walker, H. -Elephant Hunting in Essex. T1·ans..
Quarter-sheets, 48 N.E., Harwich to Wrabness, &c.: 48 EpPing Forest Field Club, vol. i., p. 27.
S.E., Walton-on-the-Naze, &c.: 48 N.W., Manningtree to I88r. Corder, H.-Stone Implements from Chelmsford.
Langham and Horksley, &c.: 48 S.W., Colchester, Colne 1'rans. Epping Forest Field Club, vol. ii., J>P· 29,.
Estuary, Tendring, &c. JI.
I88I. Dalton, W. H. -The Blackwater Valley. Tra1111-
lnde:e )lfop [scale, 4 tmiles to one inch]: Sheet I2 (price, Ji,'pping Forest Field Club, vol. ii., p. 15.
28. 6d.) includes the whole of Essex, and is a most useful
IB87. Holmes, •r. V. and W. Cole.-Denehole Exploration
map. It does not, however, show the "Drift.'' at Hangman's Wood, Grays. Essex Naturalist
The above maps are further illustrated by the Horizontal for De<.. [see also Geol. Mag., pp. 293, 447 ].
Sections, :Nos. 84, 120, .126: and they are described and I887. Rowe, Rev. A. W.-Hocks of the Essex Drift. Q~
explained in the " Memoirs" mentioned below. . Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. xliii., p. 351.
"Solid" and '"Drift" Maps.~lt must be remembered I887 to 1905. Geological Excursions to Epping Forest,.
that two editions are published of the maps of the Geollogical Sudbury, Grays, Royston, Kelvedon, Upminster,.
Survey. 'fhe first, original, or "Solid" edition, shows the lltord, Bishop's Stortford, &c. [See Proceeding~
truly stratified rocks as forming the surface of the ground; of the Geologists' Association, published by E.
all the irregular layers of boulder-clay, sand, gravel, loam, Stanford, 26 Cockspur street, Charing Cross s w.
&c., being supposed to be removed or swept away. The 1887. Marr. J. E. -Glacial Deposits of Sudbury. Geol_
second, or " Drift" edition, only shows the strata referred J-Ia.q., p. 262.
w above where they do actually form the surface ; the I889. Whitaker, W. and W. H. Dalton.-List of Works on.
.. drift" being shown in addition, and coloured so as to the Geology, &c., of Essex. Essex .Naturalist,.
mdicate where boulder-clay occul'S ; where the glacial vol. iii., p. 61.
loams lie ; and also the pebble-gravels, &c. For most I89I ..Dalton, W. H.-Undulations of the Chalk in Essex..
purposes the " Drift'' edition is to be preferred. In both Esse.r Nat., vol. v., p. 31l·
sets of maps the soi~ is ignored ; or rather it. is considered I894· Holmes, T. V.-Sections on the Railway from Rom-
to be but an altered state of the beds which form the sub- ford to Upminster, &c. Q. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol.
soil and which lie imm~diately beneath the soil pro~_:er. - I., p. 443·
Books or'! Memoirs.''-The Cretaceous Rocks of Britain, 1894· Smith, W. G.-Man, the Primeval Savage. Bvo,.
Stanford, London.
by A. J. Jukes-Browne, 3 vols., price 29s. 'fhe Pliocene
Deposits of Britain, by C. Reid, ss. 6d. Vertebrata of the 1894. Harrison, W. J.-Search for Coal in S.E. Englan!l
Pliocene Deposits, by E. T. Newton, 4s. Geology of the [Coal-field beneath Essex]. 8vo, Birmingham.
London Basin, by W. Whitaker (out of print). Geology of 1895. Holmes, T. V.- Ancient Physiography of South
London and of Part 9f the Thames Valley, by W. Whitaker, Essex. Rept. Brit. Assoc., p. 685.
2 vols., 6s. each. Soils and Sub-Soils from a Sanitary point 1896. Salter, A. E.- Pebbly Gravels from Goring Gap tOo
pf view, by H. B. Woodward, 2s. 6d. Guide to the Geology t.he Norfolk Coast. Proc. Geol. Soc., vol. xiv., p~
of London, by W. Whitoker, Is. The Geology of N. W. 389.
Essex, &c., by W. Whitaker, gs. 6d. Geology of North 1897· Kennard, A. S., &c. - Post-Pliocene Non-Marine-
Essex (Maps 48 N.W. and 48 N.E.), by W. Whitaker, 2s. Mollusca of Essex. Essex Nat., vol. x., p. 87.
Geology of the :Neighbourhood of Colchester, by W. Whit- I8g8. lrving, A.- Geology of the Stort Valley. Proc.
aker, IS. Geology of the Eastern End of Essex (Wa1ton Gtol. A ssoc., ,·ol. xv., p. 224.
Naze and Harwich), by W'. Whitaker, 9d. I9QO· Hinton, M. A, C.-Pleistocene Deposits of the llford
and Wanstead District. P1·oc. Geol. Assoc., vol~
The actual work of the Geological Survey in Essex was •
XVI., p. 271.
done by Messrs. W. Whitaker, H. W. Bristow, W. Igoo. Harmer, F. W.-The Crag of Essex, &c. Quart~
Boyd-Dawkins, W. H. Penning, W. H. Dalton, F. J. Bennett, Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. lvi., p. 705.
&c., between I868 and 1883; with recent adqitions by Harmer, F. W.- Later-Tertiary History of East
Messrs. T. I. Pocock and J. A. Howe. Anglia. P1·oc. Geol. A.~soc., vol. xvii., p. 416.
The agents for the sale of all the publications of the Woodward, H. B.- Disturbances in the Chalk near
Geological Survey include J. P. Green, Chelmsford; and Royston. Q. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. lix., p g6z.
E. Stanford, I2 Long acre, London w c. Salter, A. E.-Superficial Deposits of the Central and
Introduction to Geology.-For students of Geology, and Parts of Southern England. Proc. Geol. Assoc.y
for general readers who may .require explanations of the vol. xix., p. I.
terms used in Geology, and some account of the relation llinton, M. A. C. and A. S. Kennard.-Relati,·e-
borne by the strata of Essex to those of the other counties Ages of the Stone lmplements of the Lower
of England, we may mention Harrison's Te.rt-Book cf Thames Valley. Proc. Geol. Assoc., vol. xix., p.
Geology, published by Blackie & Son, fifth edition, 1903, 76.
price 38. 6d. • See also numerous papers by M. A. C. Hinton; A. S.
Jdentijication of Fossils.-The Palreontographical Society Kennard ; T. V. Holmes; J. P. Johnson; B. B. Wood-
was established in 1847. Jts volumes·(published annually) ward ; C. Reid ; :\>I. Thresh ; W. l\I. Webb · W. ('ole, &c.,
contain beautifully drawn illustrations and d£>.scriptions of in the Essez .Naturalist ' .
many thousands of species cf British fossils. Among those
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
fHE rocks of Essex have attracted their full share of atten-l rise to the surface in other districts far to the west of Esse~
tinn from geological observera. The Government Geological
Survey has published coloured maps of the whole of the
count.v, prepc.red by Messrs. Bristow, Whitakel", Boyd-
Dawkins, Dalton, Penning, Bennett, and others: on these
maps the various layers or strata of rock are laid down
w1~h the utmost accuracy, and indicated by means of
various colours.
The geology of the southern portion bordering on the
Thames and Lea has been described by Mr. W. Whitaker in
his "Geology of the London Basin," and in a later work
entitled "The Geology of London and of Part of the
Thames Valley." The same author has also published a
description of the strata in the "Eastern End" of the
county, round Harwich and the Naze ; and other" Memmrs,"
which are mentioned above. Numerous papers by Professor
Owen, Messrs. Brown, Mitchell, Clarke, Charlesworth,
Searles V. lVood, Harmer, Penning, Sir J. Prestwich, T. V.
Holmes, A. S. Kennard, Rev. A. Irving, H. B. Woodward,
M. A. C. Hinton, A. E. Salt.er, &c., have appeared in the
Journal of the Geological Society, in the "Geological Maga-
zine," and in the " Proceedings of the Geologists' Associa-
tion." The surface deposits at Grays and Ilford are
favourite hunting grounds of the members of the Geologists'
Association, and have frequently been described in their
Proceedings.
Geological Formations in Essex.-The county affords but
a small diversity of the stratified rocks. The strata rest
one upon the other with a general inclination or dip to the
south-east: a consequence of this is that the lowest (and
• which are older than those (the Upper Cm·boniferous beds)
therefore oldest) beds crop up and occupy the surface in the
north-west of the county, and here accordingly we find the
white chalk or Upper Cretaceous strata. Resting upon the
chalk, but formed at a much later period, are the lower
Tertiary strata known as the Thanet Sands with the Wool-
wich and Reading beds ; above which comes the London
Clay; and lastly, a few outliers of the sandy Bagshot Beds.
Subsequent comparatively recent deposits of boulder-clay,
sand, brick-earth, gravel, &c., repose irregularly upon the
eroded edges of the true rock-masses enumerated above.
The London Basin.-The key to the geolo~ical structure
of Essex lies in the fact that It forms the eastern portion of
the " London Basin" (See section across this Basin given
in the article on the Geology of Middlesex). Perhaps
" trough'' would be a better name than " basin " ; but the
pomt to understand is, that after the formation of the
Chalk, an immense earth-force (of whose exact origin and
mode of action we are still more or less ignorant) began to
act from the south, throwing the Chalk into low folds which
ran from east to west. The Upper Chalk was then in part
eroded, and in the slight hollow thus formed the Tertiary
strata were laid down in an area extending at least I20
m1les from Hnngerford on the west to Reculvers on the
east ; and over 6o miles from Sudbury on the north to
Canterbury on the south. To the east, this trough or basin
is doubtless continued beneath the waters of the North Sea.
The result is that while in the north of Essex-or from Sud-
bury to Thaxted, &c.-all the strata have a southerly dip,
in the south of the county-as along the banks of the
Thames-they dip to the north. The latter, or northern
dip, is, however, rather steeper than the southern dip.
Thus beneath the centre of Essex-as at Chelmsford, &c.-
the strata must lie horizontally.
This pressure from the south has been called the
" Armorican " movement, because its effects are very
prominent in Brittany. After the deposition of the Eocene
strata this pressure was renewed with greater intensity ; and
was continued during at least the early part of the Pliocene
epoch. We see the final results of this great earth-move-
ment all over the South of England and in South Wales.
All this area was thrown into great synclines and anticlines,
which ran east and we'i!t. In the synclines, the result has
been to preserve the strata-as we see in the London Basin,
the Hampshire Basin, and the South Wales Coal-field :
while in the anticlines-the best example of which is the
Weald of Kent and Sussex-the upper strata have been
denuded, exposing the older rocks beneath.
Hut proceeding from some area far to the north and west
of the London Basin, a second great earth-movement took
plaee, and we see its results in the line taken by the Chalk
from north-east to south-west, forming the escarpment of
the Chiltern Hills, the Downs of Royston, &c. This second
earth-pressure came from the north-west, and its effects are
specrally marked in the Scottish Hi)!hlands, so that it is
known as the "Caledonian " movement. To the joint
action of these two greM earth-crust forces (though princi-
pally to the Armorican) the London Basin owes its present
form, extent and position.
OLD Rocxs BENEATH EssEx.-Lying far below the sur-
face of Essex-at a depth of about one thousand feet-
StNtified rocks of great geological age occur which have
been reached bv means of deep borings, but which only
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In I8.S8 a deep boring at Harwich passed through-
Drift, i:fc., 25 feet: London Cla.v, 2:1 feet: Readiny, ~c.,
Beds, go feet: Chalk, 890 feet: Gault, 6t feet~ the bol"e,
hole then entered "dark slaty rock," which was bored into-
for 69 feet: making the total depth 1,o98 feet. In the
slaty rock at the bottom some markings were observed
whieh were believed to indicate the presence of the fossil
shell Posidonomya, and these bottom beds were therefore
thought to be of Lo>'f'er Carboniferous age. But in 1896,
Professor W. W. Watts showed [see Report Geological
Survey, p. 5] that the supposed " shell " was but an acci-
dental wavy mark or wrinkle in the slaty rock. In later
years (1894, &c.) other deep borings have proved the occur-
rence of a similar slaty rock at Stutton (on the north side of
the Stour estuary) at a depth of 994 feet. A third boring
at Weeley (between Colchester and Walton-on-the-~aze)
reached old rocks at r,o94 feet: specimens which were sent
to us strongly resembed a sandstone of Cambrian age.
DoEs CoAL UNDERLIE EssEx? - From the supposed
occurrence of Lower Carboniferous rocks beneath Harwich,
we were led in 1895 to give a somewhat favourable opinion
as to the possibility of the occurrence of a coal-field beneath
some part or other of Essex, recommending a point south-
west of Newport for a preliminary trial by boring. But the
discovery by Professor Watts removes the chief reason for
such a supposition. That a plain of old rocks underlies
Essex at a depth of about 1,000 feet is unquestionable, but
that plain would seem to consist on the whole of strata
which contain seams of coal. Still, these older rocks are
probably much folded, and they may include in their folds
portions of the Carboniferous strata.
We may mention here other local deep borings (mostly
made in search of water), which have not, however, reached
the old rocks :-Sajjron W alden, " over x,ooo feet,. ; this
boring was made in 1836, and is said to have reached a
depth 'of x,oo4 feet, ending in "blue clay" (? the Gault);
the depth would seem to be exaggerated: Loughton, J,too
feet, ending in the Gault : South :ihoebu1•y, I,o48 feet, end-
ing in Lower Chalk: Wickham Bishop, I, 180 feet, of which
the lower 703 feet was chalk (not bottomed).
THE UPPER CRETACEOUS FORMATION.-Cummencing,
then, with the beds of chalk which we have already stated
to be the lowest and oldest of the strata which form the
surface of the county of Essex. we find in the north-west of
the county hilly and undulating ground, which presents,.
though in a less marked manner, the characteristic features.
of the downs of the south of England. This chalk district ·
extends from the north and west boundaries of the county
as far south as a line drawn through or a little north or
Bishop's Stortford, Castle Hedingham, and Sudbury. It is.
only along the boundary line with Cambrid~eshire, however.
that the chalk bills make any fl"-ature in the Essex landscape,.
or that we fi.nd the white earthy limestone known as chalk.
actually forming the surface. The Royston downs rise to a
height of 400 feet, and from this point to Linton and Haver-
hill the average height is between 300 and 400 feet. The top of·
the Rivey, a hill just outside the county near Linton,is 325
feet above the river Cam and 365 above the sea-level. The
Middle Chalk is exposed along the north-western slope of
this low escarpment and also alon!{ the valleys of the littl6·
streams that run northwards into the Cam.
The Lowe1· Chalk forms the western base of the line of
chalk hills, and does not extend-at the surface-into Essex
The Upper Chalk is distinguished by the presence of numer-
ous layers of flints, which are absent, or at all events not S()
common, in the beds below. A microscopical examination.
of chalk reveals the fact that it is almost entirely composed
of minute shells of the foraminifera, a class of lowly ani-
mals which are, even now, forming a deposit very simila~
to chalk on the bed of the North Atlantic 0t"ean. Th&
Chalk dips gently to the south-east and undoubtedly under-
lies the whole of Essex, rising again to the surface on th&
south of the Thames to form the Kentish hills known as the
North Downs. Owing to a minor undulation, one little
patch of Chalk, however, crops out in the south of the
county between Purtleet and Grays Thurrock ; here it is
largely worked for the manufacture of " whiting" and
Roman cement, and the flint nodules have been employed in
making porcelain. Numerous fossils, as sea-urchins of the
genera Holaster, Ananchytes, .~.Wicraster, and Ecltinoconus.
shells, as Terebratula carnea, Inoceramu.~ 111,lltiloides, &c.,
and in fact all the ordinary fossils of the Middle and Upper
Chalk, are fairly pll"ntiful. At Grays the Chalk has been
proved by boring to be about 66o feet thick, and at Harwich
890 feet. Being a '[IOrous rock, the Chalk is very important
as a source of water-supply : it has also been much usecl in
times past for marling the land ~ while the flints make g<:>9.d
road-metal.
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~ THE TERTIARY PERIOD.-The Chalk was probably deposited strong healthy appearance visitors were led to believe was
at the bottom of a moderately deep and clear sea, and was
hardened, elevated to form dry land, -its surface in part
eroded, and again depressed, before the next bed of rock
(the Thanet Snnds) was deposited upon its surface. Evi-
dently, then, there must have been a great interval of time
betwPen the formation of these two beds of rock, and proofs
of this interval are further furnished by •
the fact that the
fossils found in the heds we are now going to describe are
of an entirelv different nature to those which occur in the
Chalk, showi~a- that a completf' chana-e in the life existing in
this rPa-ion of the Parth had takPn place. Here then geolo-
msts draw one of thrir great boundary lines, placing the
Chalk, with certain heds henf'ath it, in a group denominated
the RProndary ; bens lower still (coal, slate, &c.) are known
as Primarv; hut the newer. higher strata which lie upon
the Chalk are denominated Tertiary, or third in order of the
great gronps of stratified rocks.
The lowe!';t Tertiary strata are collectively known as the
EocENE l''OR\fATION, and are subdivided into>-
(r.) The Thamt Sand.~.--Resting on the beds of Chalk in
South Essex near Gr11ys we find 20 or 30 feet of fine light-
eo]oured sands, in which few or no fos:sils occur; these are
known as the "Thanet Sands," because thev are well
~xposed in the Isle of Thanf>t: they have at their ba«e a
laver of unworn green-coated flints known to the workmen
as the "Rull-hea.d Red." Mr. W. Whitaker has shown
that the Thanet Sands also occur at Balling-don, a suburb of
Sudbury, whP-re they are 15 feet thick, and from this point
thev mav extend aiong the edgP of the Chalk to Thaxted.
Be,;ond this p'are, westward~. the Thanet flanns are over-
lapped by newer strata, and are not seen at the surface :
they are of marine Prigin, and are practically unfossiliferous.
(2.) The Woolmich and Rearlinq BPds.-These are mottled
-clavs anfl sands, also sPen at Sndbnrv, flhove the Thanet
• Beds, the area we are describing seems to have been eJe •
SaniJs: thf>n('e they run bv Shalford and Easton Park to
Bisllflp's Stortforil, whPre they are well PxposP<1 in several
hric'kvarfls. In South Es<~llx thev extend from Wenningfon
• succeeding- Oligocene period, which we find well represented
bv Orflett to St.anford. Their thicknPSs iA about 40 feet;
thPv are be-re of estuarine ori.!rln, and contain such shells
BS (~vrena cuneijm·mis and {)strea bellovacina, with plant-
• upward succession-the Miocene. Indeed, after the deposi-
rem am!!.
h.) The BlarkhnLth (or 01dhavPn) hPds also occur near
cm;Ptt: thev are comnospd of well-rollt>d flint pehbles em-
bP.dnoo in grPV sand, ann are only a few fePt thick. Mr.
Bri!rtow remarks : " At H assenhrooke, ea.st of Orsett, the
farmer hM Aome >e-ry productive strawbPrrv beds, and the
fruit, well known for itR good qualitv, fetches a high price.
i·was told that the prm1uce of 12 acres fetches £ roo a wePk
in f'ove11t Garflen MarkPt, a price much a hove "hat the
nPi!!hhourinl! !!rowers can get. The explanation of this
diffPrenc>P in qnal;t:v is, I hPliPve, that the sandy pebble-bed
upon which theRP !ltl'awh~>rTies are grown makes a soil
espP<·ially favonra h'e for their cultivation, and that good
. gardf'ning hac; little to do with the matter.''
( 4.) ThP Lonrlnn f'Tn1!.-This is the ehief E!';sex formation.
When we r'le!';CPnd the Q'Pntle ea<~tern slope of the chalk-hills,
\Ve see bPforA no: to the south-e::.st a second escarpment,
riAinl! in low bills to heights of het.ween 2no and. 300 feet
ahove thP "f'a. 'T'hf> lowest portion of thf' n.,rthern or north
Wl'!';tf>rn l"lopP of thiR I'Prnnd line of hill" is cnmnosed of the
R~>adina- hPrlR, hnt on the top and Rtret.c>hing thence south-
Pa<~t. riO'ht awav to thf> month of the ThamPs and to the
North SP::t, we flnrl bPils of stiff brownish anrl hluish clays in
which ]avers of Sf1Jfrtria occnr : the latt.pr 11re rounded
maczl'es of imnnre Cflrhonate of lime, usunlh·• traversed by
crMkl'l, whiC'h are nllPd up with cryl'tals of the same
matPrial. Tn the 11onth-east of Essex the London Clay is
480 fPE't thick. hnt it thin!! out considPrahly a<1 we follow it
WP.<~tward". It. form« the low cliffs at Harwich, Walton-on-
thP-NazP. Frintnn, ~outhend, RhoehnryneF<F<, and Clacton;
.anil 1<1 a lw wPll Pxpo~Pr'l mnnd Langcion Hill, in Hainault
.anil F.pping- ForPR' R, nPar Wa ltham Ah hey, anci in thf> valleys
·of the C'ronc·h. ~fnur. Colne, Rlackwatf>r, and ChPlmer.
.()vpr mo!lt o' itfc arPa howevPr, a!'l hPtwef'n Colchester,
Vunmow, anti r'hPlmo;;foril. the Lonilon Clay is eovered over
and c>onc>Pa]Prl hv f:.lar;ll} Orift. ·where it r'lneR crop out it
forms 11 dnl'lr 1mfPl'1iiP !'!nil. N e:lr HarwiC'h the London Clay
.was formPrlv workf'fl for the septari~. which were used fnr
thP mannfar•t11rP of c>Pment. Here. too, it contains
nnmPronR !'lffil\ 11 norlnlPs of iron pvritf's, '" hich were formerly
.collr¥tPrl on thP hPach nPar Walton, for the manufacture of
COPr>Pra"• to the "monnt of ahout 1 ~o tons yParlv. At
manv plaf'E'R in F.«!'lf'X thP Li)nrlon ('lay is worked for the
mannf::.C'turP of hric>ks ann tiles, and s~ctions may he seen
JJPnr RrPntwoorl Railway Station, Galleywood, Ingatestone,
M~'ilnn, &c>.
Th~>rl' il'l a m;nPral ~<nrin!!' a.t llocklPy, the water of which,
Jil<P m11ch of that fr.-m the Lonflon ('Jay, contains sulphate
of maenP!lia fF.n~<om !lalts). An en-leavo11r was made many
VPAr~ a!!o to mn"tl'nct. hP"Nl a "sna" wi•h "pump rooms,"
ani to dispenSE' the waters; a woman was employed whose
[1\ELL"\ 's
the result of their medicinal effects. In spite, however, of
such a strong corroboration of the efficacy of the Hockley
waters, the public refused to be cured, and the speculation
proved a failure ; all that now remains of the spa bein~ the
buildings which are still known as "Hockley Spa."
Teazles grow well on the London Clay, and also the elm,
oak, and ash
(5.) The Bagshot Beds.- These sandy, almost unfossilifer-
ous, strata occur only as outlying patches in the southern
half of the county: they contain pebble-beds, formed· of
well-rolled flints only, and are about 25 feet thick: their
positiOn is im·ariably on the high ground an<l hill-tops, and
springs issue from their junction with the London Clay
helow. They occur at High Beech; on the hill at Havering-
atte-Bower; and there is a rather large mass which stretches
southwards from Shenfield by Brentwood to Warley Com-
mon; they form the upper layers of the llrentwood brick-
fields ; are also exposed in the railway cutting there; and
constitute the pebble-beds which have been extensively dug
on Warley Common : other patches occur near Frierning,
Stock, Galleywood Common and Rayleigh: They also form
the upper part of Langdon Hill, which rises to a height or
388 feet, and can be seen from long- distances. These Bag-
shot Beds were deposited in a shallow sea traversed by
shifting cnrrents. and close to the land. The only fossils
found in the Essex Bagshots consist of a few casts of such
shells as Voluta and Natica, which were found at Mill
Green, north of Frierning, by Messrs. :\Ionckton and Herries.
Now the five divisions of the Tertiary Epoch which we
have described, viz., the (r) Thanet, (2) Reading,(3) Black-
heath, (4) London Clay, and (S) .Bagshot Beds, are considered
by geologists to form as a whole the lower division of the
EoC'ene formation. After the deposition of the Bagshot
vated so as to become dry land ; at all events, there are no
traces in Esi!E'X of strata of Upper Eocene age, nor of the
in the Isle of Wight and on the Continent. Neither is there
present in F:ssex any representative of the next period m
tion of the Bag-shot Beds the greater part of Britain seems
to have been elevated, and to have formed part of a great
continental area.
Pr.IOCENE FORMATION. In the Eocene beds only a very
few of the fossil shells (about 3~ per cent.) are identiral
with species now livin~: in the Phocene strata, on the con-
trary, we find even in the lowest beds that one-half of the
fossil shells belong to living species, while in the upper por-
tion ninP-tenths are precisely similar to existing forms.
These Pliocene beds only occur in the eastern counties,
where they have received the name of "crag," frum the
Celtic word cug_qan, a shell, in allusion to the fact that the
beds are almost m~de llP of a mass of comminuted shells.
The Red Crag.-The Lower, White, or Coralline Crag
does not occur in Essex, so that the Red Crag rests directly
upon the London Clay; it only occurs in the north-east
corner of. the county, where it is well exposed in the fine cliff
sections at Walton Naze;- Here we see the Red Crag to be a
coarse, reddish brown and grey sand, about 20 feet in
thickness, full of shells, and showing much false be1ding.
Harwich diff had also onee a capping of Red Crag, but this
has been removed by the encroachment of the sr.a. Other
outlying patches of Red Crag occur at Beaumont, Little
Oakley, Ramsey, Manningtree, Lall!;ham, and soutt! of
Boxted, &c. Of shell-fish, 148 species have been ob~amed
frrm Walton, of which 75 are Mediterranean species, show-
ing a rat her warmer climate than at pres~nt : the most
characteristic species are Neptunea cont1·ana, Culumbella
sulcata, J.Va.~sa elegans, &c.
Copro1ite Bed.-At the base of the Red Crag we find a
layer of phosphatic nodules, wh"se valuable fertilising
properties were first pointed out by the late Professor
Henslow : this bed has been worked at Wrabness, Little
Oakley, &c., anrl many thousands of tons altogether of these
coprolites have been raised in Essex, but the workings have
now ceased.
Chille:iford Beds.-At Walton-on-the·Naze we see 6 or 7
feet of sandy clay resting on the Red Crag, which may
possibly belong to these beds.
DEPOSITS OF DOUBTFUL AGE. -At cert1in points in
Essex. gravel-beds exist whose geological age is doubtful:
they can be seen in places to rest upon the Bagshot Beds ;
and elsewhe~e they can be seen to pass underneath the
Glacial Drift. Thf'y consist mainly of well-rounded flint-
pebbles, with small pebbles of white quartz;. Such gravels
cap the hills at High Beech; near Brentwood; Langdon
Hill, &c. They have been named " W eHtleton Beds" by
Sir J. Prestwi~h from their supposed identity with the
gravel beds at a village in Suffolk bearing that name.
Other high-le\'el gravels are very similar in composition te
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the Westleton Beds, but in addition contain fragments of
<'hert and rag-stone which appear to have come from the
hills of Kent : these are known as "Southern Drift." To
most of these beds the name of "Pebbly Gravel" has been
given by Mr. W. Whitaker, and it is a useful term, for
It states a fact without expressing an opinion ; and much
more research is needed into the subject before any definite
statements as to the exact age and geological positiOn of
these deposits of "doubtful age '' can be made. On the
whole these pebble-gravels seem to be of fluviatile origin ;
and to belong to the early part of the Pleistocene formation.
PLEISTOCENE FORM.ATION.-The IJrift or Glacial Beds.-
Beds of Upper Pliocene age found in Norfolk and Suffolk
give plain indications that a colder climate was then begin-
ning to prevail. The warm-water or Mediterranean shells
of the Red Crag disappear and are replaced by Arctic forms :
still later we enter ou a period of severe cold, when icebergs
detached from glaciers, which then covered all the north of
Great Britain and the whole of Scandinavia, came sai1ing
southwards down the North Sea laden With rocks detached
from the land over which they rubbed; and later still the
glaciers themselves pushed southwards as far as Essex and
M1ddlesex. The first or lowest glacial deposits found in
Essex are loams, gravels and sands : they are overlaid and
in places overlapped by the Chalky .Boulder-Clay, which
reaches southwards to the northern edge of the Thames
Valley ; its southernmost point (as shown by existing
boulder-cJay) reaching to Hornchurch, between Romford
and Upminster. Thus this great Chalky Boulder-Clay is
spread as a surface covering over all the stratified rocks of
central and northern Essex, except along the bottoms of the
river valleys, where it has been washed away, exposing the
glacial gravels beneath. It is a stiff, clayey mass of a
brownish hue, full of chalk-pebbles, flints and pieces of rock
brought from the north and north-west, containing, too,
numerous fossils knocked out of older rocks and brought
from afar ; it often forms a stumbling block to the young
geologist, who fails to distinguish it from the truly-stratified
rocks which it overlies and conceals.
Glacial Action in North Esse.x.-In the north of Essex the
glacial ice pressing southwards produced some remarkable
local results. Mr. W. Whitaker has described [ Q. Journ.
Geol. Soc., vol. xlvi., p. 333] a deep channel either ploughed
out by a glacier or eroded by torrents proceeding from
melting ice, which is found in the valley of the Cam, and
can be traced for 1 r miles mar Wend en, Quendon, Newport
and Little bury. This valley or gorge has been bored into in
one place to as great a depth as 340 feet without reaching
the Chalk, although the latter rock comes to the surface at
no great distance. The glacial deposits by which the old
gorge is filled up are chietly loams, sands and gravels, with
some boulder-clay.
And m the same Journal Mr. H. B. Woodward gives an
account [vol. lix., p. 362] of the way in which the Upper
Chalk near Great Chishall, Hey don, &c., has been bent over
and the strata arched so as to dip northward near the top
of the chalk-escarpment, instead of maintaining their
normal south-easterly dip. The layers of flint also are
broken; while it can be seen that boulder-clay has been
forced right into and underneath the disturbed Chalk. In the
article upon the Geology of Hertfm·dshire an illustration is
given of this remarkable disturbance of the Chalk at a place
Barkway) which is only just outside the county boundary-
line of Essex. ~Ul these abnormal appearances can be
explained by the impact of an enormous mass of land-ice
pressing southwards.
Glacial Lakes in South Esse.x.-The great sheet of ice from
bcandinavia, &c., which gradually crept down and occupied
the greater part of the area of the North Sea in Pleisto..:ene
times, made its appearance while the south-east of England
was still a part of the Continent of Europe. But the wall of
ice extending east and west across the .North Sea dammed-
up the water and so produced a great fresh-water lake to
the south of it, into which the Rhine, Thames, &c., poured
their waters. This glacial lake found an outlet to the south,
and so the Straits of Dover were originated as-in the first
place-a river-gorge. How far south exactly the ice
extended we do not know ; but a boss of drift still existing
at Sheppey is probably near its southern limit. As the
level of the water rose in this ice-dammed lake, so it
ext~nded westwards up the Thames Valley; and the exten-
sive sheets of loam, brick-earth, &c., which occur at heights
of from so to 100 feet above sea-level in south and south-east
Essex, and which bear every sign of havmg accumulated in
still, tranquil waters, may represent the principal deposits
formed in this old lake, although sands and gravels also
occur and indicate its margins. The idea of such a glacial
lc1.ke was ably urged as long ago as 1874 by the late Mr. T.
Belt [see Nature, vol. x., p. 35].
Recent or Post- Glacial Beds. The original river·
valleys of the Eastern Counties dating back it may be to
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Pliocene or even in some cases to Miocene times-were
probably filled "Up with drift during the Glacial period, and
have smce been more or less re-excavated by the rivers
'll hich now oct!upy them. Most of the material so removed
has been swept out to the sea ; but here and there along each
river's course we find beds of fine loam or brick-earth, and
again beds of gravel or sand, at varying heights, which
have been depo:sited by the streams at different periods as
they wore their way downwards. The brick-earths at
Strntford, Ilford, Grays, Copford, &c. (which are about 30
feet in thickness), have ytelded numerous remains of fresh-
water mollusca, mamly such as still inhabit the adjoining
district. At Grays, how-
ever, a shell known as
Corhicula (or C.vrena)
ftuminalis occurs, which
is now only found in the
Nile; at Copford sixty-
nine species of shells
have been found, three
of which (of the genus
Helix) no longer inHabit.
England ; from peat-
beds exposed in the old
brick-yard at Lexden,
remains of beetles, most-
ly of non-Hritish genera,.
have been obtained.
Bones and teeth of the
mammoth, of a rhin-
oceros, hippopotamus,.
and other extmct species-
also occur in these brick-
earths. A very fine-
collection of the teeth,
bones, &c., of these ex-
tinct mammals, made
at llford by Sir Antonio
Brady, was presented by
him to the British Mu-
seum, and may now be-
seen in the Natural His-
tury Galleries, South
Kensington.
Extensive deposits of
sand and mud occur all
along the Essex coast,.
from Shoeburyness to
Harwich. At Clacton
;:N eo l1·th"1c 11m · k , or ch.1se1, stumps
• t , • p1c b of trees
d f forming
found at Great EMton, near Dunmow, a su merge orest are
Essex; length 6~ inches. The lower to J;>e s~en. at low wa:ter,
figure shows the cross section. (After whiCh mdiCates a shght
SirJ. Evans.) subsidence of the coast-
line. The slope of the land as it vasses under the sea is a
very gentle one, and indeed the deepest part of the North
Sea between E~;sex and Hollawl is only J8o feet, so that a
very slight elevation \lould !mffice to render England again,
as it was during Miocene, Pliocene, and Early Pleistocene
times, a part of the continent of Europe. A well-sinking
for water at Clacton·on-Sea in 1878 passed through Post-
Glacial Sands, 18 feet; London Clay, 194 feet; Reading
Beds, 56 feet ; entering the Chalk at a depth of 270 feet ;
the same rock was found to lie 2ro feet below the Castle
Brewery, Colchester, but only 43 feet beneath Beckton.
Econnmic GeolortY of Esse.x.-Like the other counties of the
east of England, Essex is not rich in minerals. The follow"
ing figure~ for the year 1904 are extracted from the Govern-
ment official puhlication- Mines and Quarries. These
tigures refer, ho" ever, only to excavations which are more
than 20 feet in depth, so that the amounts stated-more
e!'pectally of clay and of gravel and sand-are less than the
quantities actually raised. Chalk, s8r,o8I tons, value
£21,937: obtained chiefly from the pits along the north bank
of the Thames at Grays, Thurrock, &c., and much used in
the manufacture of whitemng and Roman cement : Flint,
7,308 tons, value £865: Clay, II4,787 tons, value £6,094:
Gravel and Sand, g6,r51 tons, value £2,913. Total number
of persons employed, 446. For later stattstics see p. 4-
PRKHISTORIC MAN.- Many examples have been found in
E~sex of the flint and stone implements used by the early
inhabitants of this country, when as yet metals were un-
known. These may be divided into (a) Implements belonging
to the older or Palaolithic StoneAye, for the most part roughly
chipped flints, which arefoundin sands or gravels (river-drift)
often at considerable depths ; and (b) the more dexterously-
fashioned and often rubbed or polished implements of the
newer or Neolithic Stone Age, which occur on the surface
or in the soil just beneath.
To the PallBolithic Stone Age we may assign a
battered flint nodule found at Little 'lhurroek • ·
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bably used as a kind of hammer for the manufacture of other Witham ; another specimen, ground at the edge and 6l
flint .implements. At Quendon, near Saffron Walden, a pit inches long, occurred at Stifford, near Grays Thurrock t the
xz feet deep dug in sandy ''drift" yielded a pointed flint same spot also yielded a perforated stone hammer, circular in
tool, 8 inches in length; a small ovate tool occurred at outline and 3- inches in diameter. A.t Audley End, a 8tone
Lexden Park, near Colchester; others were found north of pestle, like a small club, 9! inches long, was found in a
the same town: the banks of the river Ter, near Felstead, gravel pit, with a Roman cinerary urn. A remarkably
yielded two more examples; and one tool found at North large flmt chip or flake was met with in digging the founda-
End Place, south of Felstead, was exceptional in being tions of a house on Windmill Hill, S<lffron Walden. Sir
roughly chipped out of qum·tzite. Numerous examples of .John Evans remarks (in his admirable book, "The Andent
palreolithic flint implements ha,·e been found by that inde- Stone Implements of Great Britain") concerning this
fatigable investigator, Mr. Worthington G. Smith, in the specimen: J• One face is somewhat flatter than the other,
old river-gravels on the aastern side of the river Lea, at but both faces are dexterously and symmetrically chipped
Leyton, Plaistow, Forest-Gate, &c., in the valley of the over their whole surface. The small flakes have been taken
Roding at IHord, Barking, &c. ; and eastwards along the off so skilfully and at such regular intervals that, so far aa
northern margin of the Thames at Grays Thurrock, Til- workmanship is concerned, this instrument approaches in
bury, Southend, &c. The river-grM·els containing these character the elegant Danish blades. The form seems well
palreolithic implements were formed for the most part adapted for a lance head, but on examination the edges
by the river Tham~s when it flowed at from 50 feet to 100 appear to be slightly chipped and worn away, as if by
feet above the present level of its bed, and their age must scraping some hard material. It would appear then more
therefore be great, certainly not less than ro,ooo years, and probably to have been used in the hand." At Gredt Easton,
probably much more. near Dunmow, a flint pick or chisel has been found; and a
The great question as to the existence of man in Britain perforated axe-head, made of greenstone, and 6~ inches long,
before or during the Glacial Epoch is a point which may, nearColchester. LeaMarshesyieldedapolishedcelt, 7iinches
perhaps, some day be settled in Essex by the discovery of in length ; a stone pestle made of granite is recorded from Ep-
an "implement •1 beneath undoubted boulder-clay. Mr. pin~ Forest; and a flint scraper fro~ Walton-on-the-Naze, _at
J. E. Greenhill records. (Essex Pield Club Journal, vol. iv., wh~ch l,~st-name~, spot there seems, mdeed, to have been qmte
p 95l the discovery of a stone tool the work of human a flmt factory.· Such were the tools and weapons used by
a't
h~nds, beneath Chalky Boulder-Clay Newport, and Mr. M. I our predecessors in this country up lo per~aps 3,soo years
A. c. Hintonstates (Proc. Geol. Assoc.,vol. xvi., p. 272) that a ago, when metals (~rst b;onze, and .then uon) began to be
fractured flint implement found in the Roding Valley shows used by the early mhab1tants of t~1s cou~try. Do~btless
distinct strire upon its fractured surfaces. But the difficulties many more speCimens of_ these mos~ mterestmg stone lmple-
in the way of absolutely pr(YI)ing such occurrences are great ; ments would be ~oun~ If gravel-ptts and other excavatiOns
for example, the clay may have slipped over the beds con- were watched by mt.elltgent obse;ve~s. Of the bones of the
-.taining the tools, or may have been disturbed in some other ~en wh? made and used the fl1~t ~mple~ents hardly any
way. Still the evidence seems to be accumulating to prove discoveries_have been made; _but It IS possible that a skele-
that Man may have been coeval with Glacier-ice in the ton found m the gravel ~t ~tlbury Docks at a depth of 34
Thames Basin, probably living along the margin of the ice- feet may be that of-~ Neohthic man (see T.V. Holmes, Pror.
csheet just as the Eskimo of Greenland do at the present day. Geol. Assoc., vol. vm., P· 392).
Of Neolithic implements a. chipped flint celt or axe, 9
jnches long and 3t broad, was found at Blunt's Hill, near W. JEROME HARRISON, F.G.s•

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ABBERTON is a parish on the Layer brook, near its 1 net yearly value £x8o, with residence, in the gift of the
O»nfloence with the Roman river, and on the Mersea Lord Chancellor, and held since 1901 by the Re-v.
road, aba«t 5 miJes south from Colchester, 3i south- Charles Werninck. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. Mrs.
west from Wivenhoe station on the Great Eastern rail- Hetherington, who is lady of the manor, and Thomas
<Way and 55 from London; it is in the North Eastern Betherington esq. are the principal landawners. The
division of the cotmty, Winstree hundred, Lexden and soil is loam; subsoil, loam. The chief crops are wheat,
Winstree petty sessional division and union, Colchester, barley, oats, beans and peas. The area is I,o68 acres;
(Jlactom and Harwich joint county court district and in rateable value, £1,252; the population in 19II -was I79·
(lolchester rural deanery and archdeaconry and diocese Post & T. Office. Henry Harrison, sub-postmaster. Let-
.of Chelmsford. The church of St. Andrew is a small ters through Colchester are delivered at 6 a.m. & (to
building of stone and brick; it consists of a chancel, callers only) 12.30 p.m.; dispatched at H1.30 & 7-So
nave, south porch and a western tower of brick con- p.m. ',['he nearest money order office is at Peldon
taining one bell: the church was restored in 1884, when Non-Provided School (mixed), enlar2'ed in 1913 to
the gallery and pews were removed and the latter re- accommodate 57 children; average attendance, 51 ;
J>laced by open seats: the church is now (1914) being' Mrs. Caroline Hook, mistress
again restored : there are So sittings·. The register Conveyance.-Berry's motor 'bus from Colchester to
dates from about the year I559· The living is a rectory, West Mersea passes through three times each day
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAl., Pannell Ernest, insurance agent
.Perkins Waiter, Barley's farm Cock William, farmer, Badcocks farm Smith .Annie (Miss), farmer
Bi~ington Wilson Henry, Abberton Davies Jane (Mrs.), farmer Smith Mary Oo~ (Mrs.), baker
manor Harrison Henry, bpilder, Post office Taylor George, shopkeeper
Bimington Wilson Hon. Mrs. H. Humphrey Charle~, hamess maker Wright Arthur Edwd. general dealer
.Abberton manor Paczensky Mahol~ Rebecca (Mrs.), & beer retailer
Werninck Rev. Chas. (rector),Rectoryj farmer~ .Abberto~ glebe
ABRIDGE, s!!e Lambourne. .
ALDBOROUGH HATCH i3 a consolidated chapelry, 31, 1866; net yearly value £184, with glebe (£3o) and
formed Jan. 13o 1863, out of the ecclesiastical distriots of residence, in the gift of the Crown~ and held since 1902
Barking Side and Iliord, in the parish of Barking, 2 miles by the Rev. Philip Isidore Lach-Szyrma M.A. of Keble
north from Ilford station and about three-quarters of College, O:dord. St. James's, Little Heath, is m this
.a mile north-east from Newbury Park station, both on parish, net yearly value. £58; the Rev. Horace Richard
the Woodford branch of the Great Eastern railway, 9 Landon M.A. of Worcester College.,. Oxford, has been
from London and joining Hainault Forest : it comprises cur,ate in charge since 18g6. The land is principally
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.a large tract of land, with scattered farmhouses. in the the property of the Crown. The population in I9II
:Southern division of the county, Becontree petty .ses- wa& 1,853• including 977 in the West Ham Borough
'$iona.l division, Romford union and county court dis- Lunatic Asylum.
trict, mral deanery of Barking, archdeaconry of Essex Sexton &; Grave Digger, William Freshwater.
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Peter is a
-small building of Kentish rag, in the Early English Pillar Letter Box in the village, cleared at 8oi5 a.mo
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-style, consisting of chancel, nave. north porch, and a & 4 & 8.15 p.tn.; snndays, 8.25 aom. The nearest
turret on the eastern gable of the nave containing one money order & tel~graph office is at BaTking Side, ~
'bell: there are 220 sittings. The register dates from mile distant. Letters through Ilford 11rrive at 8 a.m.
the year t863. The living was declared a vicarage .Aug. & 4 & 8 p.m
-
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. l Oakey Thomas, Double house Fountain John, farmer
"Dormer Joseph Thomas, Abury house Painter Chas. James,Aldborongh hall Lake Isaac, farmer
Horwood Joseph, Double house Tyler Robert Barlow, The Bury Perkins Ernest Edward, farmer &-,
Ingram-Whit~ Wm. Gt. Newbury frm . blacksmith
Kapadia A. The Grange 1 COMMERCIAL. Perkins J oseph, farmer
Lach-Szyrma Rev. Philip Isidore ICole Emily (Miss). beer retailer Poulter John 'fhomas, farmer, Hain-
M.A. Vicarage English James, market gardener anlt farm
ALDHAM: is a village and parish, including Ford habitants of four almshouses, erected and endowed by
Street, I mile north from thA Marks Tey station of the the Rev. Charles Bannatyne, formerly rector, together
Great Eastern railway, 51 west-by-north from Colchester, with Crape's charity and Love's gift~ A. fair was
and 5 east-north-east from Coggeshall, in the Eastern formerly held on Easter Tuesday~ but ia now discon-
tdivision of the county, hundred of Lexden (Witham divi- tinued. Sir Thomas Charles Callis Western bart. who
sion), Lexden and Winstree petty sessional division and is lord of the manor, and James Hines esq. are the
union, Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county principal landowners. The soil is light loam. The
<:ourt district, Coggeshall and Tey rural deanery, Col- chief crops are. wheat, barley and turnips. The area
chester archdeaconrv •
and Chelmsford diocese. The is 1,861 acres of land and 6 of water; rateable value,
church of St. Margaret and St. Catherine is a build- £2,950; the population in tgn of the ciTil parish wu
ing of flint with stone dressings, in the Early English 383 and of the ecclesiastical parish 332, including the
.and Perpendicular styles, situated nearly in the centre hamlet of Ford Street, which is on the road from Col-
of the parish, I mile from the site of the old one, and ·chester to Halstead, near where it crosses the Colne.
·was erected and consecrated in 1855. all the material Sexton, William Mole.
o0f the old church being used in the construction of
the new: it consists of chancel, nave of three · bays, p Arthur Edward
south aisle, south porch, and a western tower of the 1 4 th ost, M. 0. & T. Office, Ford Street.-
oentu.ry, with spire containing 2 bells; the wooden south Partridge, sub-postmaster. Letters through Colches-
eorch, removed from the old church, is in a good state of ter arrive at 7· 2 5 a.m. & 1. 20 p.m. (to callers) week
preservation: there are 250 sittings. The register dates days; dispatched at 12015 & 6.5o p.m.; suns. Io.2o a.m
from the year 15 59 • The living is a rectory, net yearly Wall Leflter Boxes, at the Church cleared at 12.25 a.
value f)go, with 21 acres of glebe, and residence, in the 7·5 p.m. ; mndays, 10.35 a.m. & Fox's Corner, cleared
gift of Majar Sir Henry Paulet St. John Mildmay hart. at 7.10 p.m; sundays, 10.40 a.m
and held since 19o6 by the Rev. Frederick Wilkinson Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1829, & en-
1\f..A. of Corpus Ohristi College, Cambridge. The charities larged in 1872, for 72 children; average attendance.
amount to £77 yearly, and include pensions to the in- 39 ; Miss .Agnes Maud J(Jhnson, mistress
Cant Hamlet, Malting house Borrett Arth. Wm. baker, Ford ,Street Menzies Captain Thomas Berwick S.
Evans-Gwynne Captain Alfred, Thtl Evans Hezekiah, thatcher & beet retlr farmer, Hil1 farm
Cummins Gifford Alan Cleveland & George Partridge Arthnr Edward, groceJ' a;
Gifford Geo. Ayers, Bourchiers hall Reginald, farmers, Bourchien hall sub-postmaster, Ford Street
Head George, Ford Street Gifford George Reginald, motor en- Pudney William Joseph, harness
Pudney Joseph gineer & agent for Napier cars, maker, Ford Street
Tompson Charles Hardy, The Limes, Bonrchiers hall - . Quinney George, farmer
London road (letters through Goodey Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, SeeleyoJohn,Cooper's Arms P.H_ Ford
Marks Tey) · Church House farm Street
Wilkint~on Rev. Frederick M.A. King Albert, baker, London road Steadman Wm. shopkpr. Ford Stree'
(reetor), Rectory (letter-3 through Marks Tey) Tweed Bertie George William, black-
OOVMKRCJAL. Lawrv •
Herwin Horace, frmr. Hoe frm smith, Ford Street
'Barleyman Thomas Hug'hes, miller, Meadows Thomas, Queen's Head P .B Williamson Charles, farmer
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ALPHAMSTONE is a parish near the navigable the year :ryos; marriages, 1707, and is in good con..
river Stour and on the borders of Suffolk, 2! miles d;tion: there is also a " Town Book,'' dating from 1616.
north-west from Bures station on the Sudbury branch The living is a rectory, net yearly value £26o, with 2S
ot the Great Eastern railway, 5 south from Sudbury, 5 acres of glebe, and residence, in the gift of the Lord
north-east from Halstead, and 51 from London, in the Chancellor, and held since 1909 by the Rev. Percival.
Northern division of the county, Hmckford hundrt!d, Saben M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Here ia-
South Hinckford petty sessional division (Hal>1tead a small unsectarian mission room, seating so persons.
bench), Sudbury union and county court district, Hal- The charities amount to £n z8s. yearly. Mrs. Riming-
stead and Hedingham rural deanery, Colchester arch- ton Taylor, of 2 East street, Barking, Londoo E, is lady
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The church (name of the manor. Henry Basham Dickinson esq. of Peb-.
uncertain) occupies the site of a barrow or tumulus marsh, and Ernest A. G. Marriott esq. J.P. are the-
of the Bronze Age, and some of the stones of the principal landowners. Three more or less perfect speci-
circle which surrounded it still linger in the church- mens of cinerarv• urns found close to the- church in.
yard: the church, which anciently belonged to Waltham May, 19o5, are now in the Oolchester Museum, and neatt
Abbey, to which it was appropriated 1 June, 1218, is the spot is an ancient well. The s6il is clay, loam an"
an edifice of flint and stone covered with plaster, of gravelly; subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat,.
the Early Engl'ish and later periods, consisting of chan- barley and turnips. The area of the civil parish is-
cel, nave of three bays, south aisle, north and south 1,709 acres; rateable value, £r,269; the population in
porches, and a square wooden tower with pyramidal l9Il "lfa::; 176; the population of the ecclesiastical rm·ish.
roof over the western gable containing 3 bells, one of was 157.
which was cast at Ipswich in 1420, and the other two
in 1500 ; the tenor bell was re-cast at Croydon in 1910 : By Local Government Board Order 16,461, dated March
there are two piscinre, fine carvl'd sedilia and on the 25, 1885, Moss Farm was added to this parish.
south side a low side window, all of which have been Sexton, Berechiah•
Underwood .
restored : the font is of very early date : the west win- Post & T. Office. Berechiah Underwood, sub-postmaster-_
dow retains some fragments of. ancient stained glass, Letters through Bures, Suffolk, arrive at 7 a. m. & 1.10.
but most of the old glass was sold in Sudbury market, p.m. & 7 a. m. sundays; letter box cleared for dis-
about z8oo: the south chapel is Late Decorated, and h ... 6 d
· d · th . d . d pate at 7 & II-5 a.m. oo ·35 p.m.; sun ays at ~
h as goo d ret1cu1ate tracery m e wm ows: m 1 9 10 an p.m. The nearest money order office is at Bures
I9II the church was restored and the bells rehung at a
cost of £450; at the same time a new oak pulpit was Pillar Letter Box, near the Windmill inn, cleared at
presented in memory of the late Rev. Henry Kennedy 10.45 a.m. & 6.50 p.m. on week days
..lnketell, rector 1905-9 : there are sittings for xoo per- The children of this parish attend the schools atl
sons. The register of baptisms and burials dates from Lamarsh & Pebmarsh
'Saben Rev. Percival M. A. (rector),! Pettitt Joseph, Windmill P.H
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Rectory Stuck Fredk. Joseph, farmer, Staple--
Bowtell John, Park view Stebbing.s Misses, Ivy cottage fords farm
Buttle Mrs. The Villa COMMERCIAL. Stuck John Mayhew, farmer, Cop·
Evans Rev. Arthur FitzGerald M.A. A.mos Geo. beer ret. & wheelwright pins farm
Alphamstone house Buttle Reuben, farmer,Parsonage frm Stuck Jsph. Scott, fnnr. Cobbs farm
Marriott Ernest A. G., J.P. Clees hall Buttle Waiter, market gardener Underwood Bereehiah, tobaceonist,.
Nash William E. Montagues Lang John, farmer, Swiss cottage sexton & sub-postmaete-r
Richardson Harold Percy Lionel, Roy- Marriott Ernest A. G. farmer, Clees Wells Thomas James, assist. onrseeP
croft hall
ALRESFORD is an ancient village and a parish on Hulme's trustees, and held since 1907 by the Rer.
high table land, on the road from Colchester to St. Charles Collwyn Prichard M.A. of Brasenose College;.
Osyth, and is bounded on the west by the Colne, and on the Oxford. The only benefacti0n for the poor is the sum
south by a creek running up from the river Colne, fordable of 12s. Bd. a year, left by Edmund Porter in the year
at low water, with a station on the Colchester and Tend- 1558. Alresford Hall stands in a commanding positiorr.
ring Hundred branch of the Great Eastern railway, is 6 surrounded by fine woods, about half a mile from the-
miles south-east from Colchester and 59 from London, in church, and is the seat of Capt. E. Francis Hausburg.
the North Eastern division of the county, union, pt>tty Mrs. Davison, of Colchester, is lessee of the ancient manor
sessional division and hundred of Tendring, Colchester, of Alresford. The principal landowners are the trustees ot
Clacton and Harwich joint county court district, rural the late Miss Jones, the trustees of the late George andl
deanery of St. Osyth, archdeaconry of Colchester and Will;am Higginbotham esqrs. and Mrs. Davison. The-
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Peter is a soil is a light sandy loam on a gravelly subsoil. The-
well proportioned building of stone, erected by Anfrid chief crops are wheat, barle} and oats. The area i•
or Anfrey de Staunton, about the year 1300, as did 1,434 acres of land, chiefly arable, 2 of inland and 12.
appear by his epitaph in Norman-French in the chancel: uf tidal water and 82 of foreshore; rateable value. ·
it consists of chancel, nave of two bays, south aisle, £1,849; the population in 1911 was 246.
north porch and a low western belfry with shingled Parish Clerk, David Ernest Carter.
spire containing one bell: the east window and those Post & T. Office. Charles William Bacon, sub-post-
in the south aisle are stained, and were the gift of the master. Letters arrive from Colchester at 4 . 20 a.m.
late W. W. Hawkins esq.: the remaining windows and & 2 _45 p.m.; dispatched at s. 15 p.m. Thorringto11 is-
the organ were presented by the late Mrs. Hawkins at
the resturation of the interior in 1856: in the church the nearest money order office
are sev.;ral hatchments, including that of Captain Parochial School (mixed), erected in 1846 & given to the-
Martin, who purchased the Alresford estate in 1720 ; parish in I8g6 by Mrs. Hawkins, for 55 children;.
he commanded an East India Co.'s vessel and dis- average attendance, 54; Miss Lily Bye, mistress
tinguished himself by defeating the attack of a French This school is controlled by the Essex County Education
line of battleship; an oval medal bearing the arms {Tendring) Advisory Sub-Committee; G. C. Holland,.
of the East India Co. appears on his hatehment: Technical institute, North hill, Colchester, clerk
therP. ~:re 165 sittings. The register dates from the year Railway Station, George Balm, station master
1742. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £2oo, Carriers pass through to Colchester from Brightlingse~
with 30 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of daily
Hansburg Capt.E.Fras. Alresford hall Bacon Arthur James. coal mPrchant Grimwood William, blacksmitli.
Marriage Wilson J.P.Alresford grange Bacon Charles Wm. grocer, Post office Heath Herbert, fa:rmer, HaTI farm
Marsh Miss, Grey house Barton Joseph, farmer Marriage Wilson, farnrel', Marsh f1 illo
Oglesby Samuel Wesley, Crestlands Bartbn Matthew Henry (exors. of), Neal Charles Alfred, farmer
Prichard Rev. Charles Collwyn M.A. farmers, Lodge farm Sa.unders Frank, builder
· (rector}, Rectory Carter David Ernest, farmer Ward Albt. Edwd. farmr. BrctOk form
COMMERCIAL. Chisnall Erlwin. fanner. HPatb fArm Ward Samuel, farmer, I..Gwei' fat·m·
Aldous Jsph. Wm. farmer,High Elms Corner Henry Joseph, Pointer P.H Wells Ellen Jane (Mrs.), baker •
ALTHORNE is a village and parish, bounded on the Ired and pt>tty !'esgional division, Maldon union ~md county
south by the river Crouch, and adjoining the road from court diatri~t, rural deanery of Dengie, archdeac&nry ofi
Maldon to Southminster and Burnham. with a station J<~ssex and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St.
about half a mile south of the village, on the Southmimter .lndrew, which stands on an eminence, is a building' of·
branch of the Great Eastern railway, 8 miles south-east Hint alllr-~t.o.m•. in the Late Ferpendicular style, temp.
from Maldon by road and 4 north-west from Burnham, Henry VII. and consists of chanceD~ nave,. south porclia
in the South Eastern division of the county, Dengie hun- and an embattled western tower ol Hint anQ stone con-
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 Dll<ECT0RY. J ESSEX. ARDLEIGH. 25
taining 2 bells: in the church is an ancient and-r-emarkable J pasturage, the agriculture being dairy produce. The-
carved font; and there are brasses to William Hyklott, of area is 2,239 acres of land, 3 of inland and 155 of tidal
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Althome, at whose cost the walls of the church were water and 92 of foresh<1re; rateable value, £2,339; th&
built, ob. 16 September, 1508; to- Margaret Hvklott, ob. P<IPUlation in 19li was 389.
27 Au~st, 1502, SJ?-d ~ Jo~n _Wilson and Job~ Hill: BRIDGEMARSH ISLAND, on the river Crouch, is-
there l'J also an. anCient mscnpt10n on the ex«:rmr ove:r partly in this parish, the remaining portion being in the-
the west door: m 1<884-5 ~he ~hurch was rep~ued at a parish of Latchingdon.
cost of £68o, under the directiOn of H. Hardw1cke Lang-
ston A.B.I.B.A. and has 200 sittings. The register of Post, M. 0. & T. Offi~e. Frank Taylor :Bull, sub-pos•
marriages dates from 1734 ; baptisms and burials, I 735. master. Lett~rs arrive through Maldon at 6.10 a.JDo.
The living is a vicarage, annexed to the rectory of Creek- & 2 p.m:; dispatched at 9·.15 a.m. & 7 p.m.; BllD'-
sea, joint net yearly value £265, with residence and 30 days, arrlve at 6.10 a.m. ; dispatched at 7 p.m
acres of glebe, in the gift of trustees, and held since Wall Letter Box, Vicarage, cleared at 8.50 a.m. & 6.30>
IQ08 by the Rev. William Shaw-Stewart, of the Royal p.m.; sundays, 8.50 a.m
University o~ ~reland. Here is a. ~rimitive Met~odi~t County Police, Edward Thomas Aves, constable
chapel, a miSSion room and a pariSh room, which IS Railway Station Robert Baker station master
used for various purposes. The Church ball, erected in . ' . . '
I909 at a cost of £ 400 , will seat 250 persons. There The ~hildren _of th1s pansh attend the school at MaylancJ
· ara no manorial rights. The principal landowners are Carriers passmg through Althorne : ·
the Governors of St. Barthol<lmew's HospitaL The soil Hughes, from Southminster to Chelmsford, toes. &;
is strong clayey loam; subsoil, clay. The land is mainly fri. & Hazelton, from Tillingham to Chelmsford, fri
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Spencer-Smith C. Three ways Macaula.y Wm. farmer, Lodge farm
Burge William, Austral house Wright Arthur Charles, Crouch view Pipe Samoel, farmer, Mansion house-
Drake Henry Gilder, Gilder lodge covvERCUL. Richards ThoiD38, Black Lion P.R
Glover Mrs. Richmond cottage Bull Frank Taylor, grocer Robinson John Ireland, farmer ..
Godson Bobert James, White house Oowpe Thomas, farmer, Stokes ball Cliffords farm
Gross Frederick John, King's lodge Downing Montague, baker & confctur Sanders Jn. Deek, farmer, Barn's frm
Halls Frederick C. Stanley bank Fisher Thomas, farmer, Hall & Sharp .Joseph, farmer, Hill farm
Heard Wm. Knight, Summer Hill ho Andrew's farms Stacey Arthur, zinc worker
Jones Mrs. Winterdale Harris Ernest, Three Horse Shoes P.B Stone Frederick & Sons, nurserymen ..
Loehr Clemens, Homestead Hopgood George. carman High View house
Loveless Arthur William Hopgood Wm. carman, Foundry cots Ward Berbert, poultry farmer, se&
Malton Mra Hoskings John, dairyman, The Limes Knorr & Ward
Mitchell Benjamin, HiU crest Jones Rd. Fennessy, farmr. Wardens Wilding Bertha. (Miss), shopkeeper
Shaw-Stewart Rev. William (vicar), Kettle Josiah Samuel, blacksmith Wright Arthur Charles, clerk ~
Vicarage IKnorr & Ward, poultry farmers, The Parish Council & assistant overseer
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Simmons George Wm. Kerris vean Beechell .

ARDLEIGH, mentioned in "Domesdav •
Survey,"• is generally light gravel; subsoil. mild sandy bottom. The-
a parish on the road from Colchester to Mannmg- chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is-
tree, with a station on the main line of the Great 5,o58 acres of land and 4 of water; rateable value,.
Eastern railway, 5 miles north-east from Colchester, 3~ £13,578; the population in 19II was 1,4~0 in the civil
eouth-west from Manningtree and 55! from London, in and 1,250 in the ecclesiastical parish.
the North Eastern division of the county, Manningtree -
petty eessional division, Tendring hundred and union, CROCKLEFORD, a part of Ardleigh, 2! miles south-
Colchester, Olacton and Harwich joint county court dis- west, has a small Mission church, originally built fo..-
trict, rural deanery of Dedham, archdeaconry of Col- a school; services are held on sundays at 3 p.m. There-
chester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary is also a Primitive Methodist chapel.
the Virgin, a fine structure of ftint and freestone, .consists
of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and a fine embattled ARDLEIGH CROWN is a part of Ardleigh lying to-
western tower containing a clock and 8 bells ; the 8th bell, the west, and is 3! miles from Colchester, on a smalll
cast about I42o, is inscribed "Sum Rosa Pulsata Mundi brook fa11ing into the Colne and on the road from CoJI.
Maria Vocata :" over the porch is this inscription: chaster to Langham.
"Orate: p' animabus Johis Hute: at ye Wode et Alicie:
uxoris ejus, J ohis Bute: Willi: Bute:" there is a Post, M. 0. & T. Office. James Wailer, sub-postmaster.
memorial window to the Rev. Frederick Joseph Ball Letters arrive by mail cart from Colchester at 7 a.m.
M.A. vicar 1897-I9o2: an organ was erected in I905 at & by train at u.IS a.m. & 4·45 p.m. ; di~patched at
a cost of £465 : in 1883 the church was rebuilt and 11.50 a.m. (July to September) & 12.5 (October to-
the tower and south porch restored, at a cost, including June) & 3·35 p.m. by train & 8.10 p.m. by mail cart;.
fittings and decoration, of £4,6oo, and in 1892 the bells sundays, arrive 7 a.m.; dispatched at 7·45 p.m.
were rehung and 2 new bells added : there are 330 sit- Letters for Crockleford Heath come through Elmstea()
~ings. The register dates from the year 1555. The Pillar :Box at Station, cleared I0.40 a.m. & 3.20 & 10.4S
living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value £5oo, p.m. ; sundays, 10.45 p.m
including 6 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Pillar Box, Harwich road, cleared 8 a.m. & 8.15 p.m.;
the Lord Chancellor, and held since 190~ by the Rev. snndays, 8.15 p.m
Reginald Hall Grubbe B.A. of Trinity College, Cam- Pillar Box, Bromley road, cleared at 'l p.m. ; no snnda1
bridge. Here is a W esleyan chapeL The cemetery collection •
here, formed in I 86o, is one acre in extent, and under Registr<\r of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Chas. Edward'
the control of the Parish Council. The endowed Pettitt; attendance tues. I2.30 to I p.m
charities amount to [52 6s. yearly. Ragmarsh farm was Public Elementary School (mixed & infants), 'built in
devised by William Littlebury in I571, the rent to be 1875, for I45 mixed & 52 infants; average attendance~
expended for the instruction of poor boys of this parish r25 mixed & 46 infants; Thomas Rous, master; Mrs~
at Dedham Grammar schooL There were originally S. Rous, infants' mistress
four manor houses in this parish, viz. : Bovills Hall, the
property of W. R. Newth esq.; Mose Hall, the property Railway Station, Arthur Booth, statio\t master
of the Rt. Hon. James Round P.C.; Martells Hall, the County Police, Ernest Rider, constable
property of Mr. Acton Phillips and Ardleigh Hall, the Carriers to : -
property of the trustees of the late J. Fenn esq. The Dedham Norfolk, to the Railway station, daily, arriv-
principal landowners are Lord Lucas and Dingwall, the ing at 9 a.m. & leaving at 10 a.m
trustees of the late John Fenn esq. Robert Richardson Colchester Bantjck, moo. thurs. & sat. leaving afl
esq. of Badley Hall, and F. J. Baker esq. The soil is . l.Ja p.m. mon. & sat. & 10 a.m. thurs
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1Fenn MN. John, Ardleigh hall Oakley Mrs. Crock1eford hall
Areher Herbert Edward, The Croft Garside Joseph, Old Shields Phillips Aoton, sen. Martells
Back Mrs. Good hall Grubbe Rev. Reginald Hall B.A. Silverlock .A.rthur John, Mall;ing farm
Ball Mrs. Frederick, Ardleigh court (vicar), Vicarage · Stephens William James, Monica bo.
Bennett Col. .AJfred Charles D.S.O. ·Hare George, The Grange Wilson Fras. Harry Owen, Wolfden&
Ard1£oigh park Hazel Miss, Gurde Post farm
COMMERCIAL.
Brandram Mrs. S. T. Holmesdale Josselyn Jas Arth. Waylen, New hall
Wil]iam Gentry, Hill farm, Judd Mrs. S•l1lth view - Abbott E. • k · Sons, nurserymen•
Crockleford Mayor Mrs. Bovills hall • Railway & Burnt Heath nurseries
Fenn Mrs. Anthony, The Mill house Newth Waiter Raymond, Manor bo & Home farm
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,A.bbott Sarruh Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Everett Henry, farmer, Harveys farm Page Alfred, farmer, Lodge fa1m
Vince farm Fenn & Co. auctioneers, valuers, Pannell Will, farmer, Hall farm
Abbott Waiter, butcher estate agents, surveyors, probate Parmenter Albert Charles, farmer,
Albon William, Crown P.H valuers, timber valuers & tenant Moze hall
Andrews William, builder right valuers, Ardleigh hall; &; at Pearmain Hamo Edward Thos. grocer
Bacon Frederick, carter Colchester. See advertisement Pentney Charles, builder
Eaker Francis John, farmer, Hunger- Fenn Ehza & Fanny (Misses), shpkprs Phillips Acton George, farmer, Chan~
downe farm Fenner William Henry, hair dresser cery farm
.Bantick Waiter, carrier & coal dealer Fitch Elijah. blacksmith, & Fox &; Pitchell Charles, boot maker
Bibby Ernest, Railway tavern Hounds P.H Pryke Arthur Charles, farmer, Plaina
Bird John, farmer, Good Hall farm Fleming David, farmer, Shaws farm I farm, Ipswich road
Elyth Jas. Sl. frmr. Gate House farm F:rancis & Bruce, wheelwrights Purkiss .Arthur, farmer, Burnt hill
Blyth Samuel Robert, fanner, Ard- Gosling Robert, boot & shoe repairer Richardson Robert, farmer, Badley
leigh wick Hadley John, farmer, Ipswich road I hall & Bounds farm
lBree Sidney M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S,, Harvey Arthur, grocer & draper Salmon Wm. J. farmer, Slough farm
L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon Hazell William, farm bailiff to Allsep Seaborn Firmin, faJ·mr. Fountain frm
(calls m on. wed. & fri. ), Surgery Brothers, Hull farm Sea born Harry, farmer
Bruce William, wheelwright (Prancis Jaggard Nathan, coal dealer I Simons Hy. insurance agt. Burnt Hth
& Bruce) Joslin George Driver, farmer Simson Geo. vet. surgeon, Deuton vil
Carter Ernest E. Lion inn King Percy Jack, butcher, Rose cot Skeet Henry Edgar, fa,rmer, Parkfrw
Cemetery (Edwin Womack, Colches- Latta Matthew R. frmr. Redbury fm Smith David, blacksmith
ter, clerk) Lennox Robert, farmer, Colliers wood Southgate Ernest, farmer, Blooms-
Church William, baker Lownds James Richard B.A., L.R.C.P.I fields & Clarke's farms
Clark Wm. beer retailer, Ipswich rd & S.Edin. & L.F.P. & S.Glas. Totman William, Wheatsheaf P.H.
Clover William,miller (water), Spring physician & surgeon (calls tues.l Bromley road
valley thurs. & sat.), Surgery Turner Arthur, King's Head P.H
Creak John Bromley, farmer, Whaley :Martin John Chas. farmer, Blue barn Wailer F. & Son, wheelwrights, .Ard-
farm Mattacot William Frederick, farmer, I leigh heath
Creak Waiter, shopkeeper Harwich road Waller Elizh.(Mrs.),grcr.Ardleigh hth
Doidge Wm. frmr. Brick House farm Motum Arthur, saddler Wailer George, builder & parish clerk
Downing Robert Walker, baker Moy Thomas Limited, coal mer- Wailer James, carpenter, Post office
Driver Sydney Amos, photographer, chants, Ardleigh station Ward Ernest William, beer retailer,
Ardleigh heath Newth Memorial Hall & Institute (E. BUTnt Heath
Earle William Bevan, farmer, Vale H. Merchant, hon. sec) Wenden Maurice, farmer
View farm Norfolk George, farmer & butcher Whistlecraft Herman,God's House frm
Edwards H. & E. fruit & vegetable Oakley Fergus, frmr. Crockleford hall Wyncoll William, Willow Tree farm
merchants & thrashing machine Oliver Martin, boot & shoe maker Young Geo. market grdnr. Burnt hth
proprietors, Rookery farm
ARKESDEN is a village and parish on a winter brook contributed by the late R. Birch-Wolfe esq. lay im-
falling into the Cam, 3~ miles south-west from ~udley propriator, who alro rebuilt the chancel at an additional
End and 3~ west from Newport stations on the main line ooS'li of £6oo: there are 250 sittings. The register
of the Great Eastern railway, 5 south-west from Saffron dates from the year 1690. The living is a discharged
Walden and 38 from London, in the Northern division of vicarage, net yearly value £4o, with residence, in the
the county, Uttlesford hundred, Saffron Walden petty gift of Charles Beadle esq. and held since 1869 by the
t~essional division, union and county court district, New- Rev. Herbert Matthew Fearn B.A. of Corpus Christi
port and. Stansted rural deanery, Colchester arch- College, Cambridge. There is a small Wesleyan chapel.
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese. .A. stone bridge of A charity of £4 4s. was left to the poor of the
<lne arch was constructed over the brook near the church parish by the late Mrs. Sophia Birch-Wolfe. Wood
in rgn by Charles Beadle esq. The church of St. Hall, the residence of Charles Beadle esq. J.P. is about
Mary the Virgin, situated on rising ground, is a large r mile south-east of the village, pleasantly situated in
building of flint with stone dressings, in the Early well-wooded grounds of roo acres, commanding extensive
English and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave views of the surrounding country: the original mansion
-of three bays, with clerestory, aisles, south porch and dated back to the Conquest and was moated, but was.
an embattled western tower with turret containing 6 rebuilt in 1652 by the Cutts family; John Lord Cutts,
bells: in the chancel, under a double arch, is a recum- who fought under Marlborough at Blenheim, was bom
bent effigy of .a priest vested, temp. Henry VII. ; and here; there is some fine oak carving over a fireplace ill
in the south aisle is a brass effigy in armour of Richard the old hall: the " Preacher's Oak," in W estmead, once
Fox esq. c. 1439, affording a good example of the addi- a wood, was cut down by Richard Birch-Wolfe esq. and
tions gradually made to defensive armour; four shields used in rebuilding the chancel of the church; part of
of arms and the inscription are missing, but in an old the old moat remains and is now a fishpond, in which
manuscript in the possession of the vicar the following are strong springs. Charles Beadle esq. J.P. who is lord
inlicription appears: -'Here lies Richard Fox of Arkes- of the manor, and Joseph Charles Thomas Smith M.A.
den in the County of Essex esq. who died on the are the principal landowners. The soil is heavy, with a
festival of the Purification of the Virgin in the year of portion of a lighter nature; subsoil, clay and chalk.
Our Lord 1439, on whose soul may God have mercy; " The crops are on the four-course system. The area of
here also is a very fine tomb of the Cuttes family, 1592: the civil parish is 2,r8r acres; rateable value, £r,99o;
in the tower are exceedingly fine busts, by Roubiliac, to the population in rgu was 290 in the civil parish and
members of the Withers family, r6gz, and the west 3o6 in the ecclesiastical parish.
window exhibits the arms of Walden abbey, to which, in Sexton, William Sell.
1364, this church -was attached, and those of the Earls of
Arundel : the north aisle was built in the reign of Henry Post Office. Miss Ann Burgess, sub-postmistress.
VII. by Thomas .AJderton, stock fishmonger, of London, Letters through Newport, Essex, arrive at 6.50 a.m. &
who also founded a chantrv here: the font consists of a 1.20 p.m. ; dispatched at 6.50 a.m. & 1.20 & 6.ro
large square basin of Barnack stone, supported on four p.m. week days only. The nearest money order &
Early English arches : the church was partly rebuilt and telegraph office is at Clavering, 2 miles distant
restored in 1855 and 1856, at a cost, exclusive of the Public Elementary School (mixed), for 70 children;
chancel, of £2,394· of which upwards of {.I,ooo was average attendance, 47; Miss ..\.lice Morley, head mist
Eeadle -Charles J.P. Wood hall Benson Ernest William, farmer, see Loveday Archibald, frmr. Bull's green
Benson Ernest William, Hobs .Aerie Clark & Benson Parish William James, boot maker
Fearn Rev. Herbert Matthew B.A. Bunting Levi & Reuben, farmers, Patmore Ernest, frmr. Gt. Becketts
Vicarage Newlands ends Pilgrim .Alfred, blacksmith
Yorphy Capt. Henry John, Hill ho Clark &: Benson, farmers Row~bottom Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
COMMERCIAL. Cornell Ernest Arthur, Axe & Com- Rust John, farm bailiff to Charles
Bailey Albt. Wm. frmr. Clodmore hill pass P.H Beadle esq
Bailey Wilfred, farmer, Deans farm Igglesden Chas. Hy. Green Man P.H. Whitman Joseph & William, farmers,
Baker William, gamekeeper to Chas. Jeffrey Jane (Miss), shopkeeper Parsonage farm
Beadle esq. J.P
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ASHDON (in Domesday "Ascenduna.'' and "Essen-
duna," '' .Assenduna" and ".Asshedon" in documents of
the 13th and 14th centuries) is a scattered parish and
I village near the borders of Cambridgeshire, 1rith a halt
on and 2 miles south from Bartlow station on the Great
Eastern railway, and 4 miles north-east from Saffrcm
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Walden, in the Northern division of the county, Fresh- lando"ners. The soil is n...ixed clay, loam and chalk;
well hundred, Saffron Walden petty sessional division, subsoil, va1ious. The crops are wheat, oats, beans and
union and county court district, Saffron Walden rural barley. The a1ea 1<> 3,950 acres; rateable value, £3,679;
deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford diQ- t!le population lll I9II was 594·
cese. The church ()f .!-11 Saints is an ancient building BARTLOW HAMLET, or Bartlow Endt ~clQ.ding part
cf rubble and stone in mixed styles, ranging from the of the village of Ashdon and Steventon End, called in
nth to the 15th century, and consists of chancel, Domesday" Stavintuna," is a civil parish in this county,
nave of three bays, aisles, a chapel on the south side but in Linton union and adjoins Great Bartlow (Cam-
known as the "Maynard chapel," north and south bridgeshire), to which parish the inhabitants pay tithe
porches and an embattled western tower containing 6 and rates. .At Bartlow in Cambridgeshire is a station
bells, one of which is of pre-Reformation date: on the on the Great Eastern rarlway, so miles from London.
north side of the chancel is a fine altar-tomb, over Waltons, the residence of the Rev. Hugh R. Fleming,
which are the arms of Richard Tyrrell, ob. 1566, and on and rl miles from the pari~h church, is a mansion in
the south side are sedilia and a piscina: the stairs for- the Tu<lor style, once occupied by Sir William Maynard,
merly leading to the rood loft still remain in the south pier n-ho rebuilt it: the e~tate derives its name from an
of the chancel arch: a round-headed stoup, belonging to ancient and important family. Here are four cele-
an earlier church, may be seen near the south doorway, brated barrows, kno~ u as the Bartlow Hills, and form-
and part of the square basin of the font of the nth cen- ing part of the boundary separating this county from
tury, with fluted carving, is still preserved; the font now Cambridgeshire: they "ere opened in 1832 and 1835,
in use is octagonal, and two or three centurieS~ later: a and were found to c 'ntain intPresting xemains and
carved oak pulpit was erected in 1882 in memory of the works of art of Roman workmanship: most of the relics
Rev. J. F. Walker, a former rector, by his widow: the subsequently perished in a fire, but drawings and casts
arcades of the nave are of clunch on basements of squared are preserved in the museum at Saffron Walden. .A
Barnack stone: the interior of the church underwent stone trough in the garden at Ashdon rectory is said to
partial restoration during the years 1883-9, and the have been brought from the Hills (see Archreologia, vols.
flooring and seating have been renewed: the roofs were ~~Y, x~ix). The area. i~ 1, 070 acres; rateable value,
restored in 1895: there are 370 sittings. The register £r,o 37 ; the population in 1gu was 121.
dates from the year 1553. The living is a rectory, net Sexton, Harry Freeman.
yearly value £62o, with 129 acres of glebe and residence,
in the gift of the Rev. C. H. Brocklebank M. A. and held RCDDUCK'S HILL is 1 i miles south-east.
since 1890 by the Rev. Daniel Beales Redfarn Banham M. A. The ecclesiastical p'lrish of Bartlow St. Mary is partly
of Caius College, Cambridge. There is a Baptist chapel in this county and partly in the county of Cambridge.
here with a schoolroom attached. The churchyard was The population in I9II was 2 II· For particulars see
closed by Order in Council in Aug. 1879· .A cemetery of Kelly's Directory of Cambridgeshire.
three roods, adjoining the churchyard, was formed in x877 Post, M. 0. & T · Office. Richard Charles Ea son, sub-
at a cost of £36o, a portion is consecrated, and the whole postmaster. Letters arrive from Saffron Walden at
is under the control of the Parish Council. The parochial 7·5 a.m. & 5·3° p.m. week days & 7 a.m. sundays;
charities, amounting to about £20, are under the manage- di,patched at ro.3o a.m. & 7· 15 p.m. week days & 10
ment of trustees appointed under a scheme sanctioned by a.m. sundays
the Charity Commissioners, and are distributed yearly. Wall Letter Box, Council School, cleared at 10.35 a.m.
The Boys' home is for twelve boys, who are supported & 7· 2 5 p.m. weelc day~ & 10 ·5 a.m. sundays
by the Church of England Central Society for Waifs and County Police Station, Arthur W. Cross, constable
Strays; matron, Miss Whitehead. J. A. Collins esq. of Public Elementary Schools.
Ashdon Hall, is lord of the manor of .Ashdon; Francis Mixed, erected in 1878, for 165 children; average at-
Fisher esq. of Watford, Herts, is lord of the Newnham tendance, no; William Tuck, master; Miss Day,
Hall manor, and the rector is lord of the Rectory infants' mistress; Miss Mabel Smith,assistant mistress
manor; the Rev. Hugh Raincock Fleming, Thomas The National was resto,red & enlarged in 1877 & is now
J. Hagger esq. and the Rev. Charles Henry Brocklebank used for the Church Sunday school
M ..!.. of Bartlow House, Cambridge, are the principal Carrier io Saffron Walden. Frederick Frost, tues. & sat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cemetery (Herbert Hales, clerk; Hill Stephen, farmer
Andrews Mrs. Spring fields Harry Freeman, keeper) Hutchingj;j Wm. farmer, New Ho.farm
Banham ltev. Haniel Beales Redfarn Charlton Roderick, fruit grower, Ketteridge York, bricklayer
M.A. (rector), Rectory Midsummer hill Kettridge Joseph, farmer
Barrick Mrs. William, Clare cottage Cooper Chas. whPelwrt. & blacksmith Marsh Denjamin, beer retailer
Candlish James, The Villa Cooper Smith, beer retailer Marsh Martin, shopkeeper
Collins .Tames A . .Ashdon hall Desborough John King, farmer Matthews Robert, shoe maker
Duchesne Mrs. The Clays Eas'Jn Richd. Ghas. grocer, Post office Nunn Benjamin, farmer
Fleming Rev. Hugh R. Waltons Frost Frederick, baker & carrier Pallett Ernest, farmer, Ivy Tod
Revill Capt. Wm. C. B. The Cottage Furze Frederick, farmer, Goldstones Pateman Frederick, butcher
Smith Rev. Thomas Henry (Baptist) Bagger .Alfred, farmer, Overall Purkis John, grocer
COMMERCIAL. Bagger Joseph, farmer, Great Bow- Rowell Arthur, farmer, Ashdon st
Adams (}eorge, Rose & Crown P.H sers farm Smith Harold W. frmr.Newnham hall
Archer Levi, saddler & harness makr Bagger Stanley, farmer, Hill farm Smith William, blacksmith
Boys' Home (Rev. Daniel B. R. Ban- Bagger Thomas J. farmer, Rickett's Webb George B. beer retailer
ham, hon. sec.; Miss Whitehead, & Thickoe farm Webb '£homas, farmer, Ashdon farm
matron) Harris Amos, thatcher White John, Fox inn
ASHELDHAM (or Asheldon) is a parish and village from r721; burials, 1722. The living is a rectory, net
2 miles north-east from Southminster station on the yearly value £zso, with 46 acres of glebe and residence,
Southend section of the Great Eastern railway, 11 miles in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since
south-east from Maldon, 5 north-east from Burnham and 1907 by the Rev. John Todd .Atkinson M.A. of Brasenose
so from London by road, in the South-Eastern division College, Oxford. .Aylett's charity of about £1 yearly,
of the county, Dengie hundred and petty sessional derived from lands, is distributed to the poor in money.
division, Maldon union and county court district, rural The principal landowners are Lord Petre, who is lord
deanery of Dengie, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of of the manor, and the Governors of St. Bartholomew's
Chelmsford. The parish is watered by a small brook, Hospital, London. The soil is loam and gravel; subsoil,
which falls into the North Sea at Dengie Flats, and .the gravel. The chief crops are wheat, beans, peas, barley,
sea and tidal waters are within 4 miles on the north, oats, turnips and mangold-wurtzel. The area of the
east and south. The church of St. Lawrence, erected civil parish is 1,309 acres; rateable value, £1,084; the
about 1450, is an ancient building of stone and flint, m population in 1911 was 189 in the civil parish and 199
the Decorated style, with walls of great thickness, and in the ecclesiastical parish.
consists of chancel and nave, south porch and an em- By Local Government Board Order 22 , 35 4, dated March
battled tower at the western end containing one bell : 24 , 188g, Court Farm was transferred from this parish
the chancel retains a sedile, and in the nave are two to Dengie.
p1scinre : the stone staircase, which formerly led to a Letters
rood loft, still remains: at the south porch is a water Post Office. Sterndale Joyce, sub-postmaster.
stoup: the east window contains one stained light in through Southminster, Essex, arrive at 7.15 a.m. &
memory of two daughters of the Rev. H. P. Dawes, 12 ·3° p.m.; box cleared at 10 · 15 a.m. & 5·55 p.m.;
rector 1859-93• and in a window in the north aisle is a sundays at 12.25 p.m. The nearest money order &
stained light to the Yalden family: the church was telegraph office is at Southminster, 2 miles distant
wholly restored in 1866: there are sittings for 120 The children of this parish attend the schools at Dengie
persons. The register of baptisms and marriages dates & S!luthminster
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!tkinson Rev. John Todd M.A. Dennis Jn. Witham, farmer, Badnocks Robinson Bertram, farmer, Bushes
(rector), Jleetory Burst John, farmer, The Chase Robinson Thomas, farmer
Joyce Sterndale, shopkpr.&i post office Sinclair Andrew Spiers, farmeJ",.
Rankin John, farmer, New hall Asheldham ball ·
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ASHEN (or Esse) is a parish on the borders of Suffolk. with 23 acres of glebe and r~sidence, in the gift of th&
from which it is separated by the Stour, and is I mile 1 Duchy of Lancaster, and held :;mce I89S by the Rev. E~wd.
south-east from Stoke station on the Great Eastern rail- Hugh Deane B.A. of Keble College, Oxford. ArchbiShop.
way, 2~ south-west from Clare, IO miles north from Parker once held this living. Ashen House, an old moated
Halstead and 6 east from Haverhill, in the Northern building, the property of the trustees of the late C. B.
division of the county, Hinckford hundred, North Hinck- Sperling esq. of Upper Walmer, Kent, and Ashen Hall,.
ford petty sessional division, Risbridge union, Haverhill are farmhouses near the village. Henry ~asham Dickin-
county court district, and in the rural deanery of Bel- son esq. J.P. of Le Mote, Pebmarsh, IS lord of the-
champ, archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford manor of Claret Hall. Lord Loch M.V.O., D.S.O. of
diocese. The church, assigned of late to St. Augustine, Stoke by Clare, Suffolk, the trustees of the late Charles
its ancient dedication being unknown, is an edifice chiefly Brogden Sperling esq. King Viall esq. of Baythorne
of rubble in the Early English style, consisting of Park, and Miss F. V. Jones, of Clare, Suffolk, are the-
chancel, nave, vestry, south porch and an embattled principal landowners. The soil is loam and clay; sub-
western tower containing 3 bells: the chancel has been soil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, bean&
entirely rebuilt and fitted with stalls, and four stained and barley. The area is 1,494 acres of land and 6 of
windows have been inserted: there are monuments to water; rateable value, £1,603; the population in 19u
Stephen Piper esq. J.P., D.L. ob. I6 Feb. 172I; to was 254.
Dorothy By~tt, widow of the Rev. Wil:iam Byatt, rector Letters from Clare (Suffolk) are delivered by foot post
of Hulton, ~~olk, ~b. ~4 Sept. I752' and her grand- at 8.15 a. m. & 6.20 p.m. The nearest money order t.
daughter, Philadelphia P1per, ob. I7 May, 1753; and to telegraph office is at Stoke, I mile distant
Lucy, wife of Capt. John 'l'allakarne, ob. 3 Dec. qro, and
inscriptions giving some account of other alliances Wall Letter Boxes.-Rectory gate, cleared at 8.20 a.m.
of that family; there is also a memorial to the Rev. & 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 8.20 a. m.; Claret Hall, cleared
Charles Stuart M.A. vicar of Bnmpstead ad turrim, d. 8.3o. a. m. &i 7 P·:t;D·; sund~ys,_ 9·30 a.m .
16 Dec. I8o3, and to his wife Sarah, d. 12 Oct. 1771 : Conned School (m1xed), bml~ ID 1876, for 46 ~hildren;
there are sittings for 120 persons. The register of bap- average attendance, 32; Miss Maud Reed, mistress
tisms dates from I56o; marriages and burials from I 'Dhis school is under the control of the Essex EducatioD
I558. 'l'he living is a rectory, net yearly value £2I2, I (Halstead District) Sub-Committee
:Bull William, Clare road .\iitchell George Edwin, Clare road [Cooper Frederic, farmer, Ashen ha!\
<.:lark Mrs. Clare road Were Mrs. Clare road Fox Harry, assistant overseer
Deane Rev. Edwd. Hugh B.A.Bectory COMMERCIAL. Garnham Robert, ibeer retailer
F'inbow Owen, Clare road Barber Gornelius Chas. Red Cow P.H Golding John, farmer, Street fal'ID •
Goodehild Sidney John, Clare road Barrett Alfred, farm bailiff to A.rthur Mansfield Peter, farmer, Ashen hous&
Hurst Rev. William M.A. Clare road Joseph Payne esq 1Wreathall Hugh C.farmer, Claret hall

ASHINGDON is a parish, 2 miles north from Roch- 1 ~LA. of St. John's College, Cambridge. Ashingdon
ford station, on the Southend branch of the Great was the scene, in 1016, of a battle in which Canute
Eastern railway, 6 north from Southend and 39 from ! the Great defeated Edmund Ironside: the church wa~
London, in the South-Eastern division of the county, ' founded in commemoration of this event; an entrench-
Bochford hundred, petty sessional division and union, ment still remains. The soil is stiff clay; subsoil, clay.
Southend county court district, Canewdon and Southend · The chief crops are wheat, barley, potatoes, peas and
rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford dio- 1 beans. The area is I,166 acres of land, 17 of tidal watel'
cese. The church of St. Andrew, which was conse- I and 15 of foreshore; rateable value, _£1,374; the popu·
crated in Io2o, is a small edifice of stone and brick, lation in I9II was 243; the population of the ecclesi-
with traces of Saxon and Early English work, and con- ! ustica.l parish of Ashingdon with Fambridge was 490.
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sists of ch~~cel, nave, south ~orch and. a ~estern Wall Letter Box cleared at 9 _40 a.m. & 5.55 p.m. Let.-
tower contammg one b~ll :. then': IS a. low stde wmdow, 1 ters arrive at 7 a.m. & 3 p.m. from Rochford, Essex.
an aumb~y and two ptscmre mch_es: the church . was I which is the nearest mane order & telegraph office, 2
repew~d m I885, and affords 6o. s1ttmgs. The re~1ster · miles distant y
of burials dates from I546; baphsms, 1566; marriages,
1568. The living is a rectory, with South Fambridge Council School (mixed), built in 186o, for the parishe!f
annexed, joint net yearly value £480, with residence, of South Fambridge & Ashingdon, & enlarged in 19or.
in the gift of Mrs. Bryers, of Launceston, Tasmania, 1 holding 90 children; average attendance, 76; MisS;
and held since I9I2 by the Rev. John Shaw Bryers ' Sarah Rolfe, mistress
Smith Thomas, Hazelniere Jeffries Seaman, farmer, Pulpits
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Snell Gharles Walt. Ashingdon lodge Jolly John. farmer, Moon's farm
Adams William Waiter Weight Charles, Hillcrest Meekings William Thomas, farmer
Bryers Rev. John Shaw M..A. (rector), Whittingham John, Assandune .Moore William, bricklayer
The Rectory Mut>rs Charles, nurseryman
Dyer Joseph T. S. Thorndean COI\IMEUCUL. Neale Edward James, solicitor ~
Neale Edward James Brook 'Dhomas, teacher of music j commissioner for oaths
Newton Raymond, Newton ball Hart George, farmer, Hollick lodge , Purdue James, grocer
Pratt Sidney Jeffries Arth. farmer, Homefield frm Turner William Henry, shopkeeper
Priestley Mrs. Ashingdon hall 1Jefl'ries Frank, farmer Wyeth John H. shopkeeper
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A. VELEY is a parish, seated on the Mardyke brook, r old glass with the arms of Chichester impaling Barrett
and the road from Barking to Orsett, 2 miles north-east Lennard: on the south side of the chancel is a trefoil-
fl'om Purfieet station on the London, Tilbury and South~ headed piscina, with a 6mall square basin set on one sid~r
end railway, 4 miles north-west from Grays, 7 south from of the niche, which seems originally to have tbeen divided
Romford and I6l from London, in the South-eastern by a shaft: the reredos includes a small painting on
division of the county, Orsett union and petty sessional panel in a gilt frame, representing the " Crucifixion,'"
division, Grays county court district, Chafford hundred, and said to 'have been presented to the church by the
Orsett and Grays rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Baroness Dacre; a chair, with the Dacre crest and badge.
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Michael is a brought from Belhus, and probably the gift of the same
building of tlint and stone in the Norman and Early lady, is also placed· here·: the south aisle has also a
English styles, consisting of spacious chancel, with north piscina, and in the wall of the chancel chapel is a well-
chapel, clerestoried nave, aisles, north porch and an em- defined litHe niche ; the font, of Purbeck marble, i~t
lmttlE'd western tower of stone, surmounted by a modern Norman, and the pulpit, which dates from I6zi, has a
dwarf timber spire: the tower was restored in Igro at a massive carved .so.unding board: a new lectern, of
cost of £4oo: according to Morant, the church had carved oak of great age, procurE-d from Winchester
· formerly a lofty spire, blown dovn in a great storm in Ca·thedral, was presented in r888 by the women of
Nov. I703: there are 5 bells, first and second and fourth A.veley: the north doorway retains a holy water stoup:
and fifth respectively dated I712, I7r2, I6r8 and 1692, there is a small Flemish brass to Ralph de Knevynton.
the third has no date, but is by William Cleverden, ob. 1370, with hi-s effigy in armour beneath a canopy;
of London, about 1515: the chancel is separated from the another in .the north chapel to Elizabeth, eldest daughter
nave by a rsth century oak screen in good preservation, of Edward Bacon esq. ob. 1583, and to Helen .(~ittel),
consisting of ten open compartments with a square- I his wife : there are other effigies and two shields 6f tblt
headed entrance t the west window retains a little I Barrett family I520, and an inscription to Charles Barrett.
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. GREAT BADDOW. 29
EOn a.nd heir to Edw. Barrett esq. ; he married Christian, £2 12s. yearly, in bread, left by Thomas Clear in 1639,
daughter of Sir Waiter Mildmay kt. and died 8 Aug. arising from land and £10o in Console, left by J. R.
1584: this inscription in 1903 was in two pieces, onl.' Wood in 1847, the interest of which is annually dis-
being in the bands of the vicar and the other in the tributed to poor widows. Belhus, t.he residence of
Colchester museum: the original slab is still on thl' Alfred Stead esq. and the property of Sir Thomas
ebancel floor and retains a shield with the arms of Barrett-Lennard hart. M ..A., D.L., J.P. who is lord ....
Barrett, "per pale. arg. and gu. 4 bars counterchanged ; •· of the manor and p1incipal landowner, is 8 large
on the reverse of the inscription is a portion of a marginal and stately edifice in a semi-castellated Domestic style,
tni'cription from a large Flemish brass, c. 1420: a slab of built in the reign of Henry VIII.; it is surrounded by
~lack marble incloses the ancient brass of Isolda de Belhn11 , a park about 3 miles in circumferen~, adorned with fine
~md her children, with four armorial shields; another I old oaks and other timber, and affords extensive views
~enerable tomb, temp. Edw. L is supposed to be that I over the Thames into Kent: the mansion oontains an
of Nicholas de Belhus: there are modern memorials to unbroken series of family portraits, from Henry VIII.
'Thomas, 17th Baron Dacre, d. 12 Jan. 1786, and Anna up to the present time, and 8 remarkable genealogy,
:Maria (Pratt), his wife, d. 1806, and Dacre Barrett made by order of Sampson Lennard esq. of Chevening,
Lennarri. 1730: the chancPl was thoroughly -re.qtored and Kent, and high sheriff of that countv in 1590-1, on his
rese8ted in 1885 by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, a marriage with Margaret, Baroness Dacre, x8 feet by 6,
new organ was opened May 2nd, 1886, at a cost of £2oo, on vellum, forming an exquisite specimen of the writing
and in 1888 was enlarged at the cost of Mr. Tristram and illumination of the x6th century: other chief land-
Tempest: the interior of the church was carefully owners are St. Thomas's Hospital and the Pelly family.
restored in 1888 at a cost of nearly £goo, when the The soil in general is of a light sandy nature; subsoil,
11.ooring was relaid, the nave and aisles reseated, the gravel and chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley
tower arch opened by the removal of the western gallery, and peas and other vegetables for the London market.
and a massive timber ceiling erected above the west There is also a quantity of marsh land bordering on the
window; the whole work being carried out under the Thames. The area is 2,g6o acres of land, 6 of inland
-supervision of Mr. Ewan Christian, architect, of London: and 97 of tidal water and 18 of foreshore; rateable
in 1893 a carved oak reredos was presented by Mr. value, :f.8,oss; the population in xgn was 1,226.
George Brown, parish churchwarden, who was also the Deputy Parish Clerk and Sexton, George Morris.
do!lo~ of the stained east wind_ow: the altar fr?ntal is a Post, M. 0. &; T. Office. Miss A. Barker, sub-post-
pamtmg. on wood panels by Su C. Holroyd, d1re_ct~r of mistress. Letters through Purfl.eet, EssPx, are de-
1he Nat~onal Gallery: the church affords 30? ~1ttmgs. livered at 8.20 a.m. &; 2 . 30 p.m.; dispatched at 10
"The reg1~ter dates from .the year 1563, and 1s m good a.m. &; 1 .5 p.m.; 6 unday delivery, 8. 20 a.m.; dis-
presery~tiOn~ but ~here 1s a "!;>lank from 1618 to 1720. patched 10 a.m. The telegraph office is open on
"The liymg 1~ a discharged VIcarage, net. yearly. valut> sundays from 8. 30 to 10 a.m
£..219, mclud~ng 14 acres of glebe and resid~nce, m the Wall Lettl:'r Box, Mill road, cleared at 10 .5 a.m. &; 1 . 1 5
gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held smce 1907 by p.m. ; sundays, 10 .5 a.m
the Rev. Edward John Cottrill Smith M.A. of Durham
University. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners are thP Schools.
impropriators of the great tithes. The Congregational Attendance Officer, William Weblb, ·South Ockendon
~hapel here was erected in 1877, and there is an p bli El ( · d) b "It · 1 1 f hil
Institute in which meetings and public entertainments u c ementary miXe • m m 9 4• or 24° c -
are held. The South Essex Water Works Company dren; average attendance, 136; John H. Sarjeant,
master
have two reservoirs here, with a. capacity of one million
gallons, the pumping station at Grays supplies the Public .Elementary School (infants), built in 1908, for
reservoirs. The almshouses, originally erected in 1639, 120 children; average attendance, 58; Mrs. W. K.
by James, 1st Earl of Newbur~b, were rebuilt by Anne, Saunders, infants' mistress
Baroness Dacre, in 1745. The endowed charities are County Police, William Brooks, constable in charge
PRIVATE RF.SIDENTS. Clark Ernest Alfred,PrinceAlbert P.B Osband Mark, shopkeeper
Rl'own Mrs. Hill side Clark Jacob, fishmonger Parish .Albert, farmer, Somers heath
J'oolkes Peter Gifford M.B. Buchanan Farley Charles, hair dresser &; Court farms
house Finbow .Agnes (Miss), dress maker Pavitt Brothers, builders
.Jones Rev. D. H. McAlpine (Cong) Finbow William, grocer & draper Price Thomas, boot repairer
Martin Mrs. Shawfield Foulkes Peter Gifford M.B., B.S. Rich George, butcher
Smith RPv. Edward John Cottrill Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.B.C.P. Sach William, farmer
M.A. (vicar), Vicarage Lond. physician & surgeon & medi- Sedgwick Thomas Wm. shopkeeper
'Spurrier Mrs cal officer & public vaccinator Smith George & Henry, farmers,
Stead Alfred, Belhus Aveley district, Orsett union, Brett's & Fann's farms •

~ler James, Sunnyside Buchanan house • Smith Norman, farmer

COMMF.RetAL. Fryer Waiter, harness maker Starr Thomas Edward, Crown &
Aveley Village Hall (George Down, Goddard Frederick, beer retailer Anchor P.H
caretaker) Grainger Elizabeth (Mrt~. ), Lennard Stock J osiab,blacksmith &; wheelwght
!.vPley Working Men's Clnb (Sydney A_rms P.H,. (letters through Wen- Thomas Ryland Wilson, farmer,
W. Bridge &; H. W. Groves, joint mngton, Ramham) .Aveley hall
secs) , Harvey Robert Arthur,grocer & btchr Thorogood Edith (Miss), costumier
1Jeard Esther (Mrs.). shopkeeper Johnson Frederick George, baker Thorogood Jane (Miss), shopkeeper
Blows John, cowkeeper Johnson William, shopkeeper Tyler Samuel, dairyman
Blows William, butcher Kelley Wm. news agt. & insur. agnt Whiteman Henry Leonard, blacksmth
Bridge Waiter. wheelwright Knight Isaac, market gardenur Woollin~s Jas. farmr.Kennington frm
Brown Edward, baker & corn dealer I Manning Herbert, farmer, Moor hall Young Waiter, Old Ship inn
GREAT BADDOW is a parish and large village, residence, in the gift of trustees, and held since 1887 by
'Pleasantlyseated on the road to Rochford and Hadleigh, the Rev. Alfred Noel Collev M.A. of Christ Church. Ox-
"the river Chelmer forming a portion of the northern ford. Capt. H. L. Archer-Houblon, of Great Hallingbury,
boundary of the parish ; it is 2 miles south-east from Bishop Stortford, is the impropriator of the great tithes,
Ch~:'lmsford station, in the Mid division of the county, which amount to £540. The Rev. Alexander Barclay
Chelmsford petty sessional division, hundred, union and D.D. of Oriel College, Oxford, one of the most eminent
(!Ounty court district, rural deanery of Chelmsford, arch- writers of the 16th century, was vicar of this parish, to
deaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The village which he was instituted February 7th, 1546. The Parish
is lighted with gas, supplied since April, x88o, by the Church room, a building of iron, erected in 1900, is in
Chelmsford Gas Light and Coke Company. The church Baddow road. There is a Congregational chapel, and
of St. Mary is an edifice of brick and rubble, the older the Peculiar people have also a. place of worship here.
part of which belongs to the Decorated period, the The charities amount to £70 per annum. The Chelms-
clerestory and additions to the aisles being of the early ford Joint Hospital Board's Isolation Hospital is situated
part of th11 16th century ; it consists of chancel, clere- in this parish, and provides for 21 patients. The
storied nave, aisles, south porch and an em battled Chelmsford Union Homes for Girls were opened in 1908 •

western tower with spire, containing a clock and 8 bells :
there is a monument of marble and alabaster on the
south wail to Mrs. Amy and Mrs. Margaret Gwyn, 1753:
the east window it a memorial to bhe late Mr. W.
Packer and his family: there are 400 sittings. The
register dates from the year 1:543- The living is a vicar-
age. net yearly value £230, with 2 acres of glebe and
for 22 girls. In the village is a granite fountain, erected
in 1887, and surmounted by a lamp: there is also a
library and reading rooms for the use of the inhabitantsp
containing about 200 volumes. Here is a brewery.
Capt. H. L. Archer-Houblon is lord of the manor.
The parish; situated on high ground, is considered to
be very healthy, and contains many handsome resi-
 3Q_ GREAT BADDOW .. EStiEX. {KELLY'S

dences. The 'Soil is light and gravelly; subsoil, gravel. Box clearelt 8.ro, 9.25 .& II-40 a.m. & 1.2.;, 3·55,
The crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is s.4o, 6.1<!5 & 7.25 p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m
3,900 acres of land and I I of water; rateable valuej Wall Letter Box at the Vineyards, cleared at 10.1o a.m.
£12,581, including the Galleywood district; the popu- & 4 & 8 p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m
lation in 19n was 2,582 in the civil and 2,oo6 in the Wall Letter Box, Sandon road, cleared at 10 a.m. &
ecclesiastical parish. 3·45 & 7.15 p.m. ; sun days, 7.30 a. m
Parish Clerk, Frederick Cottee. Public Elementary School, built in 1877, boys' & girla'
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office. class-rooms enlarged in 1897 & in 1912, for 38o chil-
-.Miss Clara Stannard, postmistress. Letters arrive dren; average attendance, 85 boys, go girls & 70
by mail cart through Chelmsford & are delivered at infrmts ; Ernest Albert Amoss, master; Miss Agnes
6.30 ~ 11.40 a.m. & 6.45 p.m. ; dispatched at Io a.m. Sydes, mistress; Miss M. Edgar, infants' mistress
& 3·45 & 7·55 p.m. On sundays the office is open J Carriers. George Collins & Sons, to & from Chelms.
from 7 to 10 a.m. & letters are delivered 7 a.m. & , ford, twice daily & 'bus five times daily to Chelmsford
dispatched at 7·45 p.m. Telegra_ph business on sun- station
days from 8.30 to 10 a.m Motor omnibuses run through the village to Danbnry.
Town Sub-Post Office, Baddow Road-Mrs. Laura Cooke, week days only; for times see bills
sub-postmistress. Letters arrive through Chelmsford. Police Station, Mark Pickett, police constable
Marked thus * should be addressed Baddow Brewery Co. Limited (The), Spencer-Phillips), &i medical officer
Baddow :road, Chelmsford. brewers & wine & spirit merchants &i public vaccinator N(l. 4 district.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. (Joseph Hewer Pedley, managing Chelmsford union, The Yews
*Baskett Charles Henry, Alruont director), Brewery. T N 6 Great Lyster Ronald Guy M.R.C.S.Eng.,
Bristowe Ernest Mason, Branwoods Baddo-:v L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon,
Callingham Frank Richard Pitt place •Barker Danl. shopkeeper, Baddow rd The Yews
Clark Miss Rosemont ' *Boreham William, pork butcher Mid-Essex Teachers' Association (E.
{)olley Rev~ Alfred Noel M ..A. t,\icar) Bush John, smith A. Amoss, sec.), ~ational schoo.ls
Vicarage ' ' Carter Henry & Sons, bakers Nelson Auguste Loms, farmer, Little
Crabb Miss, Baddow Place Carter Henry & Sons, farmers, *Gar- Sir Hughes
Creagh Mrs Luxfield deners & Duffields farms Ockenden Charles, coal dealer
*Creasey Li~nel, Chesterton *Ch.elmsford Hospi~al for lt;fectious Over~ll F;ederick Wm. ~~holsterer
Dewhirst James Arneside Diseases (John Little Martm M.B., Parnsh George, farm bailiff to J. P.
Duffield .Arth. Stewart M.A. Hampton C.M.Edin. medical officer; Miss Thomasin Foster esq.Pontlands frm
Duffield Miss 1 Manor place Lily E. Rof:ery, lady supt. ), Bad- Pennack Thomas, carpenter
Foster Jam~s Herbert Furmedge dow road *Porter & Howard, grocers, I Dora
Great Mascalls ' •Chelmsford Union Homes for Girls terrace, Baddow road
Francis Mrs. Highfields (Miss Ethel Scrutton, foster *Po~ter Henry, .gravel merchant, Bee-
Gilrnore Mrs Baddow hall mother), Baddow road hive gravel pits, Baddow road; & at
Grave Miss, Chelmer cottage ~ollins George & Sons, carriers ~helrn_sf?rd .
*Green Ralph Westgate, Kelm«cott Cooke Laura (Mrs.), haberdasher, !'riCe.Wllham Willo";;ghby, surveyor of
Hart Miss Percival house Post office, Baddow road mam roads & bndges for Chelms-
*Hatt Waiter, Ipsden grove Copsey Jo~eJ?h, butcher ford district, The Point
*Hedger William B. Milton lodge Cordell Wllham, cowkeeper Rayner Arthur Jame~ & George
*Howard Frank, Oak lodge *Cottee Charles Joseph, baker, Bad- Frederick, farmers, Holly woods
Jackson Abraham Baddow park dow road Russell Herbt. Geo. plumber & glazr
Jackson Solomon,' Cannon house Downing Robert, saddler *Saunders Fredk. dairymn.Baddowrd
*Jackson Waiter Simrnons Glenarm *Everett Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundry, *Sewell Harry Edward, boot &i shoe
Lyster Arthur Edwd. J.P.' The Yews! BaddQW road maker & repairer, news agent, sta-
MacVicar Herbert, Baddow lodge 1
Finch Charles Richard, assistant ov~r- ti.oner, ,insur~nce agen~ & agent for
Marriott William K. The Grove seer, collector of poor rates & reg1s- Smgers sewmg machmes~ Baddow
Mitchell Arnold, Vineyards trar for bi':'th~ & d~aths Great B!d- road . ,
Morell Miss Chelmerton lodge dow sub-d1stnct, Chelmsford nmon Shorten Thos. John, Kmg s Head P.H
Pawls Erne'st Dosseter, Newport ho Fi~ch Edward, farmer Spalding Henry (Mrs.), farmer,Mead·
Pedley J oseph Hewer, Ad stocks Frith Harold, boot. maker . gate farm . .
Pertwee Harold Robert Wkkhams GrPat Baddow Library & Readmg Sparrow & Luckmg,vetermary surgn&
*Poole Alfred The Ho:Uestead Rooms (E. A. Amoss, sec) Sparrow Lewis John, blacksmith
*Porter ...\lbe;t The Chestnuts *Hicks Waiter John, beer retailer, Sparrow Martin Thomas, veterinary
Robinson EdC:ar Stephen Forman Baddow road surgeon (firm, Sparrow & Lucking),
Westbourne"' ' *Hockley Henry Lewis, beer retailer, Hillcrert
Russell John Claud, Rothmans Baddow road *Spencer-Phillips Percy Tyrell M.B.,
Sewell George, The Cedars Hodg-e James, farmer, Mascalls farm B.Ch_.,_ M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Sheppard Edward Byas, Pontlands Hoy Harry, shopkeeper physiCian & ~n;geon (firm, Lyster
Smee Thomas John The Limes Jackson Solomon & Hrbt. wheelwghts & Spencer-Philhps), Baddow road
Snelling Charles B~rgess, Danes *Jackson & Son, engineers,Baddow rd *Spooner Mar~ & William, steam
Snelling James, Parklands Jackson Abraham, farmer, Baddow; pi• plough propr1etm;s. Baddow road
*Spencer-Phillips Percy Tyrell M.B. Jackson Robert,boot maker & repall'er Stannard Clara (:~ftss), grocr. Post cff
Plympton *Jackson Rt. gravel mer. Beehive rd *Steele Jn. Wood, builder,Boddow rd
Tvmms Edmund Robt. Baddow court Jones Frederick Geo. Blue Lion P.H *Steele Thomas Edward, cycle re•
Wi11iam-Prior~Johnson Prior Hough- Josling Ernest, baker pairer, B11ddow road
tons ' Liddiard Mary R. (Mrs.), grocer Strutt & Parker, farmers, ManOJ' frm
Willink Dierck . .Avondale Linn J. & Sons, builders & carpenters Tame Ernest By. & Wm. Thos. frmrr
' Linn George T. bricklayer *West. Chas. Phillip, tailor,Baddow rd
COMMERCIA.L. Lyster & Spencer-Phillips, physicians *Whiting Wait. insur. agt.Baddow rd
.Amey Adelaide (Mrs.), White Horse &- surgeons *Wicks John Leigh, photographer.
commercial inn Lyster .Arthur Edward M.D.Brux., Baddow road
Andrews Frederick. jobbing gardener\ M.R.O.S.Eng., L.S.A.Lond., J.P. William-Prior-Jobnson Prior, farmer,.
*Bacon Alfred George, Beehive P.H physician & surgeon (firm, Lyster & Great Sir Hughes
LITTLE BADDOW is a parish and scattered village, the two wives of Sir Hugh de Baden : in the chancel i11
near the confluence of the river Chelmer and Sandon a stately marble monument to Sir Henry Mildmay, of
brook, principally on a hill commanding an extensive Graces, who resided in this parish, was knig-hted on th6'
view over the whole valley of the Chelmer, 6 miles east battlefield, 2c;th May, 16o5, during the Irish wars, and"
"from Chelmsford station and 33 from London, in the died gth October, 1639, aged 61; he is representoo a~r
Mid division of the county, hundred, petty sessional clad in armour, reclining under a canopy, with a sword
division, union and county court district of Chelmsford by his side and a truncheon in his hand, and at the foot
and in the rural deanery of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of of the monument are two female fig-ures kneeling, oJle
Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. an elderly lady with scarf and hood, the other a maiden,
Mary the Virgin is a building of Roman materials and richly dressed: there is also an ancient tablet to the
rubble in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, memory of two members of the Fitzwalter family: li
mave, stJuth aisle, south porch and an embattl-ed western brass found in this church at the time of the last repairs
tower eo;ntaining 4 bells: in the south wall of tlhe south bears the following inscription : " Here lyeth the corpses
aisle 'aM two tombs with recumbent female uguret~ carved of Mereymight Springham, one of the davghters of
in wood.. with hounds at their feet. under DeCMated Richard Springham Gent; whoe was wyfe to Richard
caD¥ies oi the time of Edward Ill. and -s.npposeil. tt.. be Bristc.we Esqvier xxvith years, and lyved in this wo:rlcl
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DIRECTORY. E~SEX. GREAT BARDFI~LD. 31

Fyve and Fiftie yeares, Departinge Her :Yortall Lyfe the
nth of Janvarie 16n." The church has '150 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1562. The living is a
rectory, net yearly value £399· with 13 acres of glebe
and residence, in the gift of Lord Rayleigh, and held
since 1882 by the Rev. F.rederick Thomas Tayler. There
is a Congregational chapel, erected in l7o7, -with 200
sittings, and a residence for the minister. The
principal landowners are Henry Fitzwalter Plumptre
esq. of Goodnestone Park, Canterbury, Kent; Lord Ray-
leigh P.C., O.M. -who is lord of the manor, and John
Charles Spencer-Phillips J.P. of Riffhams, Danbury.
The soil is light gravel, producing excellent crops of all
descriptions of grain. The area, with the hamlet of
Middle Mead, is 2,736 acres of land and 20 of -water;
rateable value, £3,275; the population in 19I1 wss 545·
j Middle Mead hamlet is in Dengie hundred, contain-
ing 410 acres.
j Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Miss Elizabeth Agnes SoneU,. •
sub-postmistress. Letters through Chelmsford- ar&
delivered at 7·5 a.m. & 2.5 p.m.; box cleared at 2 &.
6.25 p.m.; sundays, letters arrive at 8.30 a.m. for
callers only &; dispatched 8.55 a.m
I Pillar Lette-r Boxes. Near Congregational chapel~
1 cleared at 1.30 & 5-50 p.m. ; near Generals chase,.
I cleared at 1.40 & 6 p.m.; Gibbs farm, 8.55 a.m. k
2.45 p.m
Public Elementary School (mixed), for 126 children;.
average .attendance, 77; George Taylor, master
I
1
Carrier to Chelmsford.-George Everard, daily (weds_
excepted), returning same day
' County Police Station, Edward Hammond, polic&
J constable

Warsop Waiter, Ridgehurst 1King Wm.coal dlr.Little Baddow mill

PIDVA'l"B RESIDENTS.
Boldero Philip, Woodlands
Eriscoe .Alberli Edward, The Hoppett
Burgess Rev. Jas. (Cong.),The Manse
Chaplin Mrs. Old Bassetts
Foster-Miller Miss
Prassr Miss, .Absrlady
Hop-wood Edmund, Sunnymead
Kirwen Miss, Gibbs-
Nicholson Henry J. Dukes Orchard
Paterson Herbert M. Northfields
Peacocke Capt. Frank Werge, Chel-
mer cottage
Pledger John Wilfrid, Hammonds
Pyne Miss, Gibhs
Sauwm Henry John, Hill cottage
Tayler Rev. Frederick Thos. (rector)
Thomas Al'chibald Henry, Old house
Tunbridge Arthur Leslie
Witherby Rev. Robert Hale M.A.. The Langford Edith (Miss), shopkeeper
Bungalow ILeyell Wm. apartments,Holly cot tag&
Woodhouse Arthur Lionel J.P. Tofts IMartin Samuel, chimney sweeper
Woolley Geo. Herbt. Old Riffhams ho Millson Alice (Mrs.),pleasure gardens
COMM"EROIAL. 1 Pleu~er John Wilfrid, farmer & land-
Ager George Isaac, carpenter 1 owner, Hammonds
Binder Wallace, farmer, Old Riffhams Russell Edward, Rodney P.H
Boreham Gertrude (Miss), shopkeepr Scarf Albert, farm bailiff to Messrs-
Clark George, Generals Arms P .H P. & P. W. Wood, Phillows
Coubrough Christina (Mrs.), apart- Shipman Charles, wheelwright
ments. Coleraines Sorrell Elizabeth Agnes (Miss), shop-
Cranfield .A.rthur, farmer,Warren frm keeper, Post office
Eaton James, gardener to .A. L. Speakman Joseph John &; Alben
W~odhouse esq. J.P Edwd. farmrs. New lo. & The Hall
Everett Bernard Wilfred, asst. oversr Warsop Vialter, cricket bat manufctr
Everett Jas. (exors. of), agricultural Yell Maria Louisa (Mrs.), farmer,
engineers Great Graces (postal address, Dan•
Green Edwin Charles, farm bailiff to bury)
Lord Rayleigh, Holly bridge

BALLINGDON. This civil parif'h, now -wholly prised within the ancient counties of Es-sex and Suffolk,.
situate within the administmtive county of West Suffolk, will be found in Kelly's Directory for the County of
and the ecclesiastical parish of Sudbnry All Saints with Suffolk.
Ballingdon (of which the civil parish forms part), com-

GREAT BARDFIELD is a small town and parish,
on the southern bank of the river Blacltwater, near its
source, 8 miles north-east from Dunmow and 9 north-
west from Braintree stations on the Dunmow and Brain-
tree branch and 9 east-by-north from Elsenham station
on the main line of the Great Eastern railway, and 5
east from Thaxted, in the Northern division of the
county, Fresh-well hundred and petty sessional division,
Dunmow union and county court district, and in the
rural deanery of Dunmow, archdeaconry of Colchester
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary
is an ancient building of stone in the Norman and
Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave of
four bays, aisles, a fine south porch and an embattled
western to-wer with spire, containing 6 bells, all rehung
in x887, -when a treble bell Wl.'.s added, and a clock:
the chancel and nave are divided by a fine stone
screen : there are piscinre in the north and south aisles ;
William Bendlowes, serjeant-t~t-law, who held this church
and the advowson pf the living, obtained a licence in
1555 to convert the vicarage into a. rectory, and having
leased out the great tithes for soo years at 20 marks
yearly, settled on the rector ·and his successors the
yearly sum of £6 13s. 4d. being one moiety of the 20
marks; the other moiety he employed in founding a
Chantry in the church, dedicated to the Holy Trinity;
he died 19 November, 1584, and, with his wife Elizabeth,
was buried under the south window of the chancel,
a
where are their figures in brass with Latin inscription :
there are several memorial windows in the church to
members of the Lampet family, which has furnished
two vicars to this parish. The church has 250 sittings.
The register dates from the year 1662. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £143, with residen(!.e, in the
gilt of and held since 1867 by the Rev. William Edward
Lionel Lampet M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
and surrogate. The Primitive Methodist chapel here
waa erected in 1862, and has 250 sittings: there is also
a Friends' meeting house. The Town Hall was opened
in December, 185o, at a cost of £1,100; the hall -will
hold soo persons. A fair for horses, cattle and toys is
held on the 22nd June. A market was formerly held
here. In Brook street is a fountain, supplied with -water
from a spring in Dove House Meado-w. Great Lodge,
about a mile south-east, and now oc<;upied as a farm-
house, has a small park, in which the Brain or Pods-
brook rivulet rises. H. J. Cunnington esq. of Jlraintree,
is lord of the manor. The trustees of Guy's Hospital
are the owners of the great tithes and principal land-
owners; Thomas Bradridge esq. J.P. of Parkgate, Le-wis
Herbert Collings esq. of Hill Hall, and Mrs. Adshead,.
of Beslyns House, are also hmdowners. The soil is
mixed; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are -wheat,.
barley, clover and beans. The area is 3,658 acres of
land and 10 of water; rateable value, £4,026; the-
population in I91I Was 858 in the civil and 837 in the-
ecclesiastical parish.
By Local Government Board Order 22,326, March 24,.
188g, two parts of Little Bardfield parish were added t()
Great Bardfield. '
Parish Clerk, Ernest Davey. ~
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.-
Frederick Tanner, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive.
from Braintree at 6.40 a.m. &; 12.30 p.m.; dispatche!l
at 2.15 & 6.30 p.m.; sunday, delivered at 7 a.tn. &-..
dispatched 6.30 p.m
JUSTICES OP 'I-HE PEACE FOR FRESH\VELL
PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Lampet Rev. William Ed-ward Lionel M ..A.. Great Barcf-
field vicarage, Braintree (chairman)
Atkinson Ralph Walker, The Limes, Hempstead,.
Saffron Walden
Bradridge Thomas, Park gate, Gt. Bardfield, Braintree
Gordon Col. William, Wethersfield Place, Braintree
Prit ~hard Rev. Edward Cook, Ely lodge. Rayne road~
Brain tree
Ruggles-Brise Archibald Weyland D.L. Spains haU,.
Finchingfield, Braintree
Ruggles-Brise Edward Archibald, Brent hall, Finch-
ingfield, Braintree
Smith Joseph, Woolpits, Great Saling, Braintree
Clerk to the Justices, Herbert John Cunnington, soli-
citor, Braintree
Petty Sessions are held at Great Bardfield Town hall
monthly. on thursdays. The Petty Sessional division
comprises the following parishes, viz. :-Bardfiell\
Great, Bardfield Little, Finchingfield, Hempstead,.
Helions Bumpstead, Saling Little or Bardfield Saling
Sampford Great & Sampford Little "
PUBLIC ESTABLISH:YENTS.
Fire Engine Station, Elijah Parker, captain
j Town Hall, Arthur Buck, secretary
Police Station, .A.rthur Jacob, sergeant
 GREAT BARDFU.LD. ESSEX. [KELLY'S

PUBLIO OFFICERS. Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1873 &

Assistant Overseer & Clerk to Parish Council, Silvanus enlarged in Igo6, for 140 children; average attend-
Chapman ance, 115; Waiter Henry King, master; Miss F. K.
tChief Inspector of Weights i&; Measures & under the Smith, infants' mistress
Food I!; Drugs Act & Shops Act & Official Sampler This school is controlled by the Essex Education (hun-
under " Fertilisers & Feeding- Stuffs Acts " for the mow District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard.
Northern District, Adam Ward, I North hill,Colchestr Great Dunmow, clerk; Harry Willsher, Dunmow, at-
<Collector of King's Taxes, Thomas S. Smith tendance officer
:Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Bardfield District, Carrier to Braintree. Ted Clapson, daily
Dunmow Union, Robert Johnston M.B., C.M.Brook ho Carrier to Dunmow. William Swan, mon. thurs. & sat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Arnold Mrs.Emily, farmer, Bridge fm Gray Henry, farmer, Pitley farm
Adshead Mrs. The Beslyns Barclay & Company Limited, bankers Barris George W. draper
"Bowman Mrs. Salmons {sub-branch), open on fridays from Hitchcock Joseph, shoe maker
:Bradridge Thoma& J.P. Park gate II a.m. to 2 p.m.; draw on head Hitching Daniel, undertaker
Brunwin Alfred Willis, South lodge office, 54 Lombard st. London E C How Harry, news aBent
'Buck Alfred, Dunmow road Barker Clara Letitia (Miss), farmer, Howland Eli, poultry dealer
Cowell Mrs. Hill place Littles Ives Thomas, Vine commercial hotel
<Jrossman Sidney M. The Bungalow Bone Philip, butcher Johnston Robert M.B., C.M. physician
Davey Miss, Southend Bradridge Thomas & Co. corn, seed, & surgeon, & medical officer &
Dodds Mrs. Vine street cake, manure & coal merchants, public vaccinator Bardfield district,
~Fuller Miss, Ethel house maltsters & insurance- agents. Tel. Dunmow union, Brook house
Harris George W. Bridge street No. 2 Great Bardfield Lampet Lionel B.farmer,The Vicarage
Ives John, Brook street Bradridge Thomas J.P. farmer, Park Lee Grace (Miss), dress ma.Bridge st
.Johnston Robert M.B., C.M. Brook ho Gate & The Place farms Mortlock Chas. Luke, farmr. Letcbes
Lamonby Wm.Farqubarson,The Place Bromley John, shopkeeper Mumford Thomas Elisha, shoe maker
iLampet Rev. Wm. Edwd.Lionel M.A.., Buck Arthur, furniture dealer Newman Geo. A. frmr. Bluegate hall
J.P. {vicar, & surrogate), Vicarage Burgess Andrew, .ghopkpr. Bridge end Parkin Frederick, farm bailiff to Guy'•
Maryon George Lake.Baddow cottagP Burton .Albert, boot maker, Bridge st Hospital, Little lodge
tQgg Rev. Arth. T. (Primitive Metho- Carder Edward, builder Piper Edgar, market gardener
dist), Dunmow road Chaprnan Edwvard Williarn, Piper Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper
'Pritchard Ralph J. Bardfield hall engineer & agricultural implement Porter Joseph & Son, coach builders
'Rainsford Col. Stephen Dixon, Park agent; all kinds of machinery re- Poulter James, farmer, Pakes farm
hall paired ; & thrashing machine pro- Povey Albert, baker
Bussell George W. Vine street prietor & wheelwright Prance Joseph & Sons, bakers
Sadler George Alfred E. North place Chapman Silvanus.assistant overseer, Pritchard Rev. Edward Cook, farmer,
~andle Miss, Town house clerk to the Parish Council, & far- Great Bardfield hall
~iggeM Miss, Dunmow road mer, Gardeners farm Rawlinson Henry, beer retailer
:Smith Misses, Claypit hall Clapson Ted, White Hart P .H. & Sewell George, shoe maker
Smith Mrs. High street carrier Smith Frank, farmer,Claypit Hall fm
Smith Percy, Great lodge Collings Lewis Herbert, farmer & Smith Thos.S. miller (water & wind}
Spurge Miss, Hill farm landowner, Hill hall & collector of King's taxes
Westley .Albert, Vine street Crossman William & Son, plumbers Stokes Harry, butcher
'Westley Rayner, High street Davey Maude & Lily (Misses), dress Suckling John & Son, tailors
"Whitmell Charles V. L. Hill house makers Swan William, carrier, Bell yard
COMMERCIAL. Davey Albert George, cattle dealer Tanner Joseph William & Sons,
:Early closing day, Wednesday I p.m. Davey Daniel Browning, watch maker grocers, Post office
.Adams Frank Turner, jobmaster Davey Ernest Alfre-d, carpenter Thorn Geo. bee!' ret. & insurance agt
.Adams Joseph Benjamin, cycle agent Dodds George Henry, general dealer Town Ball (Arthnr Buck, sec)
..!.dams Thomas, farmer, Fann's farm Easy William H. farmer,Gambers hall Tugwell Edward C. beer retailer
.Adshead Florence Amy (Mrs.), farmer, Fire Engine Station (Elijah Parker, Venn Alfred, The Bell inn
Beslyns captain) Ward Louisa (Miss), dress maker
.Aneient Loyal Order of Shepherds Fox Robert John, tailor Worfolk George William, chemist
(.Ashton Unity) Friendly Society Gardiner James C. photographer Wright Adam, baker
{Charles Piper,~ec.) {district office) Goldstone Waiter, saddler
"LITTLE :BARDFIELD is a parish and village, on destitute women and a National school, founded by
the south bank of the river Blackwater, Io miles east- • Mrs. Sarah Bernard, November 12, 1774; the united
by-north from Elsenham station on the main line, and income amounts to about £6o yearly. Little Bardfield
10 north-west from Braintree and 8 north-east from Dun- Hall is the residence of Richard Creed esq. F .R.I.B.A.
m.ow stations on the Dunmow and Braintree branch of who is lord of the manor. Lewis Herbert Collings esq.
the Great Eastern railway, and 3 east from Thaxted, of Hill Hall, Great Bardfield and Major H. S. Marsham,
-in the Northern division of the county, Freshwell hundred of Hevingham, Norfolk, are the principal landowners.
:and petty sessional division, Dunmow union and county The soil is mixed; subsoil, principally sand. The chief
·court district, and in the rural deanery of Dunmow, crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area is
:archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese of Chelmsford. r,8o6 acres; rateable value, [3,260; the population in
·The church of St. Katherine is a small and very ancient rgu was 244 in the civil and 265 in the ecclesiastical
rbuilding of O.int, of presumed Saxon date, consisting of parish.
•chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western "U &TUlrrs h h h
•tower containing 2 bells: the windows were inserterl .n.a WK PUR GREEN, I mile north from t e c urc '
Great Hyde, I mile north-west, and Oxen End, a mile
during the Decorated period ; the organ chamber was and a half south-east, are hamlets of this parish.
:added by the Rev. Richard Henry Wkite M.A. rector
u:a6 4-Igo6, and contains a fine organ of the 17th century By Local Government Board Order 22,326, March 24,
bv Harris: the south porch was repaired in 1894 at the r88g, two detached parts of this parish were added to
expense of Richard Creed esq. and a figure of St. Great Bardfield.
Katherine placed over the entrance: there is a rood Parish Clerk and Sexton, William Dorken.
cross with emblems of the Evangelists and the Agnus Wall Letter Box cleared at 8 a.m. & 5. 45 p.m. week
J)ei: upon the cross, which stands on the rood be-am, days & 5 . 4 5 p.m. sundays. Letters received through
JMr. B. Creed F.R.I.B.A. has placed the figure of Our Braintree, arrive at 8 a.m. fro:rn Great Bardfield;which
tLord, designed by the donor, as well as those of the is the nearest money order & telegraph office, I mile
"Wi-rgin Mary and St. John: the chancel has a good distant
• east window, designed by the late G. F. Bodley R.A.
,and a rl'redos of alabaster: Mr. Creed has also placed Public Elementary School (mixed), founded in 1774 by
. two tapestry curtains on each side of the altar; also Mrs. Sarah Bernard & endowed as above stated, for
.some memorial brasses: the church has rso sittings. 18 children; W8iS enlarged in 1871, and will hold 94
The register dates from the year I 539 . The living is a children; average attendance, 40; Miss Flora M.
llectery, net yearly value £321, with 68 acres of glebe Davey, mistress
1Lnd residence, in the gift of Mrs. Mears, and held since This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Dun-
I9o6 by the Rev. Edward Mears M.A. of Queen's Col- mow District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard, Great
lege, Oxford. Here are five almshouses for old and Dunmow, clerk
PR!VATB RESIDENTS. ] Gibbs Miss, Hill side
Creed Richard F.R.I.B.A. Little Bard- Mears Rev. Edward M.A. (rector), COMMERCIAL.
field hall I The Rectory Adams Crawford. farmer,Grove farm
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Andrews .Alfred, farm baili11 to Major Creed Richard, farmer,Cracknells frm Raven Jvet:ph Jackson, farmer, Hyde's
Marsbam, Little Bardfield Hall &. Hale John, Spread Eagle P.H farm
Mark1nvood farms Holland S. B. & Son, decorators, Re,·nolds
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Olh·er, farmer, Wainsfords
J.ngell Mark, farmer, Copt farm Brookland& farm
Bell Gerald Hamilton,fJ wr.Moor hall Lam pet Lionel Barrett, farmer, Cop- Sams Wal ~r. beer retailer, Oxen end
Betts Ernest, assistant overseer ford Hall farm L

BARKING.
WITH RIPPLE~lD.E
BARKIXG is a town and parish, with a railway btation, Thomas-a-Becket, as abbess: during these periods several
on the road from London to Southend, 7 miles from kmgs are related to have dwelt within the abbey walls,
Whitechapel church, 2 south from Ilford and 6 south- and Willtam the Conqueror is said to have taken up hie
west from Romford, in the Southern division of abode here durmg the building of his fortress in London.
the county, Becontree hundred and petty sessional divi- ln 1376 a great mundatwn broke down the banks of the
sion, Rolliford union and county court district, and in Thames at Dagenham, the repairs of which greatly im-
the rural deanery of Barking, archdeaconry of Essex povtmshed the nuns; Eleanor (de Bohun), widow of
and Chelmsford dio~ese. The parish is separated from Thomas l'lantagenet (of Woodstock), Duke of Gloucester,
Dagenham by the river Rom, havir.g the 'lhames on rt-tlred hitht-r on the death of her husband in 1397, and
the south, and from East and West Ham and Little here she died, 3rd October, 1399; here also.Edmund and
Dford by the river Roding, which is navigable for barges Jasper Tudor, sons of Catherine of Valois, daughter of
from the Thames to Great llford. 'lhe parish was Cha~rles VI. of France and wife of ::lir Owen 'l'udor, were
separated from llford 29 Sept. 1888, by Act of Parlia- educated: the abbesses were appointed by the king till
ment, and is now a distinct. civil parish of itself: in 1200 and held baronial rank by virtue of their landed
March, 18go, boundary pusts were erected by the parish possessions. The abhey was surrendered to Henry VIII.
at a cost of about [70, to m~rk the boundary between on the qth November, 1539, at which time its revenues
Barking and East Ham, Ilford and Dagenham. The amounted to £1,084 yearly, an annual pension of 200
parish is under the jurisdiction of the Metrupolitan marks (£ 133 6s. 10d.) being granted to Dorothy Barley,
police. The town was formerly governed by a Local the last ahhPss. The site of the monastery with its
Board, created by Local Government Board Order, Oct. demesne lands was leased b) the king to Sir Thomas
14, 18S2, allll district extended 1885, to include the Dennye and not long afterwards granted by Edward VI.
whole of the parish; the latter is now, under the pro- to Edward Fyne!;. Lord ('linton. who immediately trans.
'Visions of the "Local Guvernment Act, 1894" (56 and {erred it to Sir Richard 3::tckville; subsequently it was
57 Vict. c. 73), controlled by an Urban District Council again vested in the Crown, and was granted by James I.
of 14 member·s. The town was sewered in 1885, at a to Angmtine Steward, wbo died 11eised of this property in
cost of [18,ooo; the outran is on land at Laby's Marsh, 162 8: in 1747 it was purchased by Joseph Keeling, and
where are precipitar.mg tanks of concrete, each holding in 1gro wa~ purchased by the Barking Urban District
3oo,ooc gallon.,, the etlluenr. passing m to the Thames. Con• 1cil: Lherc i 11 scal"ct>ly a vestige now remaining of
'Ihe water supply is in the hands of the South Essex the once ma!!'nificent abbey, nor have any of the main
Waterworks Company and gas is supplied by the Gas buildings been standing for centuries. Mr. Lethieullier,
Light and Coke Company. The London, Tilbury and when lord of the manor, by excavating on the site,
Southend R.1ilway Company have a station here, and was enabled to make ont the ground plan of the abbey,
the direct line from this place to Southend was opened or of some considerable portion of it: in 1876 the
in _June, 1888, and since April 1st, 1~08, the ~istrict foundations of the Ladye Chapel and the skeletons of
Railway has also run a frequent service of trams on two abbesses, buried in front of the altar, were dis-
this line to an~ t~1rough L?ndon. . . I covered in the grounds belonging to the National Schools,
The Urb.an Dist~ICt Council unde~ a .Prov~swnal Order a part of the site which does not appear to have been
made an mstallat10n of the e_le.ct_rw ~Ight m 189~. a~d examined by Mr. Lethieullier: at the entrance to the
now undertake both the pubhc hghtmg of the district churchvard is an ancient gateway tower of two stories,
as well as furnishing s~pplies ~0 priv~te consumers. with an embattled parapet and an octagonal turret at one
Orde~s for the construction of. light .railways between angle, rising above the parapet; the upper stage fot·med
Barb.mg and Becl.ton, connectmg With t~e tr_amway the chapel of the Holy Rood; this tower, although erected
systen::s of East Ham and Ilford, were obtamed m 1898 in the Decorated period long subsequently to the founda-
and 19°3· . tion of the monastery, is suffieiently interesting from the
In 1901 Barkmg was made the seat of a Suffragan fact that within its walls the curfew bell is said to have
Bishopric, which has been held since its f?undation by tolled at eight o'clock; it is by some called the fire-bell
the Rt. Rev. Thomas Stevens D.D. who IS also arch- gate, and this may be so, for the curfew bell was as well
deacon of Essex. a note of alarm as an indication of the hour of rest;
Barking is called in the Domesday Survey "Burchingas." another l!'a.teway leading; into the precinots of the abbey,
~l the place littl«: o.r nothing is known until the found~a- was pullPd down' in 188 1.
tinn of the BenedlCtme abbey, about the year 670, by ::St. The church of St. ~aro-aret is a structure of Kentish
Erkenwald, Bishop of London (675-85), in the reigns of ra1r chiPflV of Perpendicul~r date, with some Norman and
Stghere and :5~hba (663-693 ), kings of the Eas.t Saxo~s: Early En.glish features, and consists of chancel, nave,
the founder bemg grandson of Ufta, the fir~t Saxon kmg south aisle. two north ail']Ps runnine; parallel to each other
of the East An~lt>s (575-82), and the first b1shop who sat for the whole len(!"th of the h•lildine;. north porch and ll
in the see of London after the erection of St. Paul's by loftv embattlPd western tower containing a clock and 8
King Ethelhert: this ahbey was dedicated to the Virgin, fine-toned bells: it was oriooinally appropriated to the
and is said to have been the first religious h~nse e!dah- monasterv, and previously to 1328 there had been two
lished for women in the kingdom. The Site of the vicarages· in the parish of Barking;, distinguishPd &s St.
abbey was excavated by the Urban District C~unci~ in 1\{argart>t's-on-the-North and St. Margaret'!l-on-the-Sonth.
xgn-12, and the abbey and some of the monastic bmld- but about this period they were united, although it was
ings are now mapped out. in stone. The o~iginal chart~r not until 13 g8 that the~ were legally consolidated: in
of endowment by_ Hodpl~ed~ father ?~ Kmg Sebba, 1s 153 6 an agreement w:.ts enhred into between the abbess
among the Cottoman MS::!. m the Brrhsh Mn~<enm; hut and vicar of that date for the pa~ ment by the former of
!h~ names of. the es.tates or lordships are ~o .('hang-Pd that £ 10 yearly in lieu of provisions which ~he vicar cu~­
tt 1s utterly rmpossihle to trace them. Wr~lmm the Con- tomarily received from the conl"ent for h1mself and h1s
queror confirmed the original grants, as dtd also all the ' servant, and this sum is still paid to the present vicar :
aucceeding monarchs down to Henry YII. The first amono- the fine monuments in the church is one to Sir
ahhess was Etht>lbnrga, sister of the fmmder; and it is a ('h.-.rl;s Montae;ue, of Cranbrook, Kent, representing his
fart wnrthy of note as showing the importallce of the dt-ath on the field of battle; and there is a mural .tablet
pari,.h in past ages that most of the ahhesses were of to Sir Orlando Humfreys hart. d. 14 June, 1737: m the
hig-h rank, and some of them of the hlood royal; one chancel are brasses with e:ffi~ies to Thomas Broke, ob.
being O~<wyth, daughtPr of Ethelfrith, King of North urn- '40'l, anrt AlicP, his wife. ~ 1t_h a son and da~(!"ht.er; to
bria ("o':I-6I7). and another Eth~>lhurea. wif~> of Ina. king John Terlcastell, gent. and Elizabeth (Mey), hu Wife, ob.
of the WPst ~nxnns (668-72R). Mand, or Matilrla. ilanzh- r5g6, with nine sons and seven daug-hters, and one of a
t!'r of ~fa]colm m. Kin!! of Scotland. Rnrl wife of H~>nry I. prie<t, in academic dress, with chalice. the inscription
at onf' time !lwawd the il~>stinies of the monastery, as gone. c. 1480: in the nave and south aisle are brac:s in-
did alc:o annthPl: Manrf. rlang-ht~>r anrl heir of EmtaC'e, scriptions to Eliza hetb Ho hart, wirlow, ob. 1590; Chris-
Connt of Donlogne. and wife of K_inl! Sh•phen; _in snc- 1 topher 'Merell, citi7;en . and goldsmith. of Lon.don, ob.
cession to whom Henry D. appomted Mary, SISter of rsgB, ret. 6o, and hlS SISter Anne Yardley, a Widow, ob.
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)579• and another inscription to seven sons, c. r530: the flooring, and resting on foundations of concrete 20 fee$
ehancel retains several aumbries; in St. Mary·s chapel deep, is divided into four compartments, and will hold.
is an incised stone commemoratin~ Mauritius, Bishop 39,ooo,ooo ga.llons of sewage, the whole of which ia
of London, and .A.lfgiva, abbess of Barking; this stone here precipitated by chemical means ; the eftluent ;..
was lost for about roo Tears
• and was recentlv• dis- dischargl'cl into the river, and the residue or sludge,
-covered: an incised stone representing Martinus, the after further treatment, is pumped inta steamers anlt
first vicar of Barking, was found during the excavation!! carried awav •
to sea .
on the site of the abbey, and has been placed in the
chancel : there are sittings for 930 persons. The regis- The charities include the following :-1. In the year
ters date from the year 1558. The rectory, which in 1818 James Hayes left £4,ooo (3 per cent. Reduced An-
1541 had been leased to Mary Blackenhall, consisted of nuities). 2, Mrs. Ann Nepton left an estate to the
all such tithes as had not been previously leased ; it Poulterers' Company of London, subject to a yearly rl'nt-
subsequently fell into the hands of the Crown, by charge of £4o, to be distributed yearly in May by the
whom it was sold in 1550 (together with the advowson master and wardens of thail:- company in ss. gifts to 16o
of the vicarage) to Robert Thomas and Andrew Salter ; poor persons, So of Barking and Bo of Ilford. g. Sir
the greater portion of it afterwards passed to the Thomas Farufuawe gave for the benefit of the poor ol
trustees of the will of William Pownsett, of Loxford the parish of Barking the Market House and tolla, with
(steward to the last abbess), who being desirous of a house and shop pro~l'lty, the latter now producing
bestowing his substance on charitable obj~ts, ~ave the £140 yearly. 4· Sir Thomas Campbell's legacy of f..xoo,
rectory and advowson to the Warden and Fellows of expended in the purchase of land in Eastbury Marsh,
All Souls College, Oxford. The living is a vicarage, realizes £2o yearly. 5· Ootlands' charity consist~ of
net yearly value £313, with 6 acres oi g!eLe and rPsi- about 5 acres of ancient copyhold poor's land, held of
dence, in the gift of All Souls College, Oxford, and held IJhe manor of Barking, and producing f.xs yeal'ly. 6.
since 1904 by the Rev. J.ohn Warmington Eisdell, of J onathan and Thomas Oollett left certain lands, known
M:erlon College, Oxford. as "Kings' Bridge Marsh," since sold for f..I,Soo and
vested in the 2! per Cents. and producing aa
St. Paul's, Ripple road, a chapel of ease to the parish anr.rual dividend of £4o 7s. 4d. 7· Fowke's charity
church, and consisting at present only of chancel and enables the authorities of Barking and llford to
a pa.rt of tJhe nave, was built in 1892-3, on a site given by send two boys, sons of parishioners, tG {)hrist'•
the late Marqttess of Salisbury, in the Late Perpendicular Hospital, West Horsham. 8. In 1614 John Wilde
style, from plans by the late Sir Arthur Blomfi.eld A.R.A. left to the poor of Barking a house in East street,
and will seat 450 persons. The Catholic church, built in containing four rooms, occupied rent free by poor people
1869, and dedicated to SS. Mary and Ethelburga, placed in them by the parish officers ; but this property
affords 300 sittings ; the Congregational chapel, first becoming very dilapidated was sold to Mr. William Lake
founded in 1662, will seat soo persons; the Wesleyan for £225 and two new almshouses were built adjoining
chapel, built in 1869, has 500 sittings; the Baptist the seven almshouses in East street, making in tha
chapel, in Linton road, was built in 1893 at a cost of whole nine almshouses of four rooms each, rent free, con:.
£3,ooo, and enlarged in 1905, to seat 1,2oo, at a cost of taining about 21 inmates. 9· There are eight other
£·~,ooo; and there is another in North street, seating 70
charities, arising either from rents of land or investmentS~,
persons. The Christian Brethren meet in Park hall, Axe and producing on the aggregate about £3o yearly.
street. The Friends' meeting house, in North street, various[y distributed in money, bread and coals1 sick
erected in 1908, consists of two halls and seven class nursing-, surgical aid letters and convalescent home
rooms. letters .
.A Cemetery, 12 acres in extent, with mortuary chapel,
Eastbury House, about I mile from Barking, is ao
was formed here in 1886, 8ili a oost of £6,ooo, and ancient and very spacious gabled mansion of brick in the
enlarged in 1901 by the addition of 5 acres, at a cost Domestic Tudor style ; the buildings surround three
of £1,900; since March, 1897, it has been under the sides of a quadrangle, and include an octagonal tower
oontrol of the Urban District Council. In the Friends'
Cemetery Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, the eminent philanthropist, rising above the roofs, and a tall stack of curiously_.
who died at Ramsgate, 12 Oct. 1845, is interred. decorated chimneys; the mullioned windows are retained
but the interior has been modernised; this house ia
The ·rown Hall, in the Broadway, formerly the market connected by tradition with the Gunpowder Plot, some
house, has an overhanging upper storey1 and a portion accounts designating it as a meeting place of the con•
of the wooden arcade below still remains. spirators and others as the residence of Lord Monteagle;
it is now used as a farm. house ; the estate on which i•
The D Company of the 4th Territorial Force Battalion l"tands belongs to the Sterry family.
Essex Regiment have their head quarters at 7 and 9
Queen's road. The manor of Barking, which is paramount all over the
hundred, remained in the Crown till James I. sold it to
The offices of the Urban District Council, in East !t. Sir Thomas Fanshawe kt. of Jenkins; since then it has
erected by the late Local Board at a cost of £12,402, been in the families of Hnmphrey and Gore; it was put•
contain the Puhlic Free Lending Library, which comprises chased of the latter by Smart Lethieullier esq. and ia
a,bout xo,ooo volumes. In rear of the offices are the now the property of Sir Edward Hamilton Westrow
public baths, fire brigade station, electricity works, town Hulse bart. a descendant of Mary, the last heiress of
yard, stables and pu:blic mortuary. the Lethieullier family. J
The Public Baths were erected in 1899 by the Urban The principal landowner is Sir E. H. W. Hulse bart,
Di!itrict Council at a cost of £8,250, and during the The civil parish and the Urban District are co-exten•
winter are also used as a public ball. sive and contain 3-•799 acres of land, 6 of inland and 2oq
The Public Recreation Ground, formed and laid out at of tidal water and 97 of foreshore ; rateable value,
a cost of £22,ooo, was opened in April, 1898. £192,698. The population In 19n was 31,294, viz.:-"'
The Victoria Gardens, laid out in commemoration of East Ward. 12,210; North Ward, 4,181 ; South Ward,
the Diamond Jubilee of Her late Majesty Queen Vic- 7,o..J.9; West Ward~ 7,854.
toria, at a cost of £6oo, were opened in May, 1897· The population of Barkin!; ecclesiastical parish in
. The market is held on Saturday, and the fair, formel'ly 19II was 32,780 .
held on October 23rd, has been abolished. There -are
india rubber works and an aerated water manufactory, RIPPLESIDE consists of a number of scattered farmt
and at the mouth of the Roding Creek, on the Thames, and houses extending from I to 3 miles east from
are chemical manure works. Barking, near the bank of the Thames. .A.t Upney, in
The Beckton works of the Gas Light and Coke Co. are the district, is the Barking Town Infectious Diseases
partly situated in this district, and employ some thousands Hospital, erected in 1893, at a cost of £5,971, and will
of hands. hold 105 patients. The population is included with
Barking. To the north-west are Great Porters an4
The North London Main Drainage Sewer passes Parsloes. Parsloes Park is now 'llsed by the Associatioq
through the marsh lands adjoining the Beckton works of Trotting Horse Owners.
of the Gas Light and Coke Co. and the reservoir, or
main outfall, is constructed on lands on the west side By the East Ham, Barking Town and Ilford Order,
of the mouth of Barking Creek (but within the parish I90'J• which came into operation November gth, IrJ07,
of Woolwich), and covers an area of nearly 10 acres, part of Barking Town Urban District and civil parish
to which an addition of from 6 to 7 acres of reser- was transferred to East Ham Municipal borough and
voir space was made in 1887-9, when engine houses civil parish and part of East Ham Municipal borough
. and settling tanks were built at a cost of about and civil parish to Barking Town Urban District and
£soo,ooo: the reservoir, formed of brick, with a stone civil parish. ·
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OFFICIAL EST..!BLISHME:KTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &ic.
Post, M. 0. & T. 0. & Telephonic Express Delivery
Office, 32 East .street. W. .A. Hall, postmaster.
Letters dispatched at 6.5Q & IQ a.m. & I2.35, 2.5Q,
5. 10. 8 & IQ. IS p.m. & on sundays at 9·45 p.m. ;
delivered at 7 & 9 a.m. & 3-25 & 7.20 p.m. Money
order office open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Post office
savings bank open daily, same hours as money order
office; for tele-grams till 9 p.m
Parcel Post deliveries, 8 a.m. & 3.25 & 7.2Q p.m. ; dis-
patches, 9.30 &.m. &i 12.35, 3· 15, 8 &J 9 p.m
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Offices : -
New Barking, 65 Longbridge road.-George Jackson,
sub-postmaster. Dispatches at 8 & g. I5 a. m. 12 noon
& 2, 4.15, 6.15, 8, 9 & 11.30 p.m.; 9 p.m. sundays
The Park, 158 Ripple road.-.Albert 'l'homas Porter,
sub-postmaster. Dispatches at 8 & 9.15 a.m. 12
noon & 2. 15, 4·45• 6.15, g. IS & n. IS p.m. ; sundays,
9.15 p.m
62 Tanner street.-Edward Langley, sub-postmaster.
Dij;patches at 7-I5, 9 k, 11.45 a.m. & 1.45, 4, 6, 9 &
II.I5 p.m.; sundays, 8.45 p.m
Town Sub-Post Office, ~lovers lane.-Mrs. .Alice M.
:Mitson, sub-postmistress. Dispatches at 8.30 a.m. &
4.30 & 8.30 p.m. ; sundays, 8.3-0 p.m
Post Office Telephone Call Offices, 9 .Axe street; 31 &
95 East street & 7 & 141 North street
URB.A~ DISTRICT COUXCIL.
Public offices, East street.
Meeting day, the fourth tuesday in every month at
7 p.m.
Members.
Chairman, .Arthur John Blake.
Vice-Chairman, Robert Henn• Carter.
East Ward. Sonth Ward.
Retire April Retire April
John Wilson ............ rgrs Thomas Young ......... rgr 5
Arthur John Blake ... 1916 Robert Henry Carter ... rgr6
John William Garland rg16 Albert Eclwd. Martin .. I917
John Ranson ............ 1917 West Ward.
North Ward. Samuel Cooper ........ 1915
William Gibbard ...... 1915 Donald Gordon ......... I916
William Brown Reidie 1916 Wm. Alfred Thomas ... 1916
Henry Berry ............ 1917 1 Alfred Ed\\ards ......... 1917
Officials.
Clerk & Solicitor, Harry Harg-reaYes, Public offices,
East street
Accountant & Treasurer, William Dennison, Public
offices, East street
Medical Officer of Health, School Medical Officer &c.
Robert John Ewart M.Sc., M.D.Vict., F.R.C.S.Eng.,
D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Eng. Public offices, East street
Surveyor, Charles Ford Dawson F .S.I. Public offices,
East street
Electrical Engine~r & ~ianager of Light Railways, Wm.
Holmes, Electricity worl>s, East street
Architect, Charles James Dawson F.R.I.B.A. Clock
House chambers. East street
B~i'iding Inspector, William Ba:xter Ellis, 10 Park aven
Sanitary Inspector, Harry Wood, Public offices, East st
Collector, Alfred H. London, Public offices, East street
BARKING TOWN DISTRESS COMMITTEE.
The Committee, consisting of 10 members of the Urban
District Council, 6 from the Romford Guardians & 4
persons experienced in the relief of distress, . was
formed in Igo8
Meetings are held at the Public offices monthly during
the winter
C'hairman, T. Young
Clerk, HaiTy Hargreaves, Public offices, East street
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
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Almshouses, East street, Alexander G. D. Glenny, clerk
Cemetery, Rippleside, H. Hargreaves, clerk; Thomas
Booton, supt
Council Fire Brigade, engine station, East street, Edwd.
James .Abbott, chief officer, & 14 men
Metropolitan Police Station, Ripple road, William Cray-
fourd, inspector, 8 sergeants & 40 constables
Public Baths, East street, T. G. Cleary, supt
Public Library, East street, Josiah T. Edwards, sec.;
George J ackson, librarian
Shipwrecked Fishermen & ~Iariners' Ro:"-:al Benevole11 t
Society; Hon. representative, W. W. Glenny J.P
Town Hall, Broadway, Alexander G. D. Glenny, clerk;
Miss Cross, hall keeper
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j Vestry k Overseers' Offices, Clock House chambers,
East street, .Alien Wand, clerk
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
.fth Battalion Es,.,ex Regiment D Company); head
quarters, 7 & 9 Queen's road; Capt. C. F. Dawson;
Ernest Elstone, sergeant-instructor
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
.Assistant Overseer, .Alien "'and, Clock House chambers,
East street
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Barking & llford districts,
John McDonald M.A., M.B. & C.M.Glas. 9 Linton road
Clerk to Barking Local Pension Committee, Harry Har-
greaves, Public offices, East street
Collector of Poor Rates, Thomas Brown, Clock House
chambers, East street
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Barking Sub-
District, Rom.f'lrd Union, Wm. Pink, 72 Longbridge rd
Relieving & Vaccination Officer, No. r District, Bomford
Union, .Arthur Collett, 17 Linton road , .
Tax Collector & Assessor, Charles Harnden, 66 Long-
bridge road ,,;j
PLACES OF WORSHIP, 'With times of Services.
St. Margaret'~nrch, Rev. John. .Warmington Eisdell,
vicar; Rev. George Albert Sweatman B.A. Rev. Hy.
Gobbing Th . .A.K.C. & Rev. Henry P~rcy Shaw
Th . .A.K.C. cura..t~ ; 8 & I I a.m. & 2.45 & 6.3~ p.m. ;
daily, 8 a.m.; wed. 8 p.m.; wed. & fri. 9·45 a.m
St. Paul's Church, Ripple road, chapel of ease, Rev.
. Henry Cobbing Th . .A.K. C. curate in charge; 8 & I I
a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; daily, 7.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
School Church, Creeksmouth; 8 a.m. (rst sunday in each
m<>nth) & 6.30 p.m
SS. Mary & Ethelburga, Catholic, Linton road, Bev .
.Arthur Francis Rvan •
& Rev. Thomas J.,awton,
priests; 8, 10 & 11.3-0 a.m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. ; wed.
7-30 p.m.; daily mass, 8 a.m. & holy days1 7 & 9 a.m
Friends' Meeting House, North street, Henry Robert
Steele, sec. k supt. ; I I a..m. & 6.30 p.m.; mon. &
wed. 7.30 p.m. & Movers lane, 6.30 p.m
Baptist Tabernacle, Linton road, Rev. Hugh Trueman;
11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; mon. 7.30 p.m
Baptist Mission Room, Heath street
Baptist Meeting Room, North street; I I a.m. & 6 p.m.; •
tues. 7 p.m
Brethren, Axe street, S. Rouse, minister; I I a.m. &
6.3£> p.m.; wed. 7-30 p.m
Congregational, Broadway, Rev. Henry Edward Arkell;
11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Lint on road (West Ham Park
Circuit); 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m
Salvation .Army Barracks, Ripple road; 7 & I I a. m. &-
3 & 6.45 p.m. ; mon. & tues. 8 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, East street (East Ham Mission),
Rev. Benjamin Lowe; 1 r a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed.
8 .p.m
Pe<mliar People, Queen's road; 10.30 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.3G
p.m. ; tues. & thurs. 7.30 p.m
Abbey Hall, Abbey road; 6.30 p.m. ; daily, 8 p.m
Mission Hall, Abbey road; 8 p.m
Mission Room, Linton road; 6.30 p.m
Mission Room, ~orth street; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
SCHOOLS.
Higher Education Committee, Technical School
Chairman, Rev. J. W. Eisdell
Secretary, J. T. Edwards, Te-chnical school, East streel
A.n Elementary Education Committee consisting of 14
mellibers of the Urban District Council & 7 eo-opted
members was formed in 1903
The Committee meets at the Public offices on the friday
immediately following the first monday in the month
at 7 p.m
Chairman, .Alderman Glennv J.P
Vice-Chairman, Rev. J. W. Eisdell
Secretary, Josiah T. Edwards, Education office, Public
offices, East street
Medical Officer, Robert· John Ewart M.Sc., M.D.Vict.,
F.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H R.C.P.S.Eng. Public offices,
East street
Attendance Officers, Waiter ~obert Smithyes & Thomas
Richard Barton
Council School, Clascoigne road. erected in I8go at a
cost of £15,QQO, & enlar!{ed in 1901 at a further cost
of £6,ooo, for 532 boys, 532 girls & 6or infants; aver-
age attendance, 524 boys, 519 girls & 507 infants,
William J. Parker, master; Miss Lydia Pepper, mis-
tress ; ~iiss Ellen Tebby, infants' mistress
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Council School, North street,. erected iD 1896, for 520 expense of [1,2oo, also infant school added in 18g6.
boys, 520 girls & 6o9 infants ; average attendance, 5 I I for 303 boys, 303 girls & 319 infants; average atten«l-
boys, 457 girls & 429 infants; William Nit>ld, master; ance, 365 boys, 309 girls & 293 infants; Arthur W.
Miss .Samh A. Witcomb, mistress; Miss .Mary Taylor, Burrows, master; l\bss E. Low, girls' mistress & Miss
infants' Dllstress E. Bradford, infants' m1stress
Council School (Westtury), Ripple road, erected in Igoz, Roman Catholic {mixe!l), Linton road, built in 1889 l;
for 520 boys, 520 gir·ls & S20 infants; average attend- enlarged in Igoz, for 266 children; average attendance,
ance. 505 boys, _::;Ig: girls & •U0 infants; William 28o; Mrs. Katherine Flynn, mistress; infants', for 1to
Raslam, master; Miss Margaret t...oles, girls' mistress; d M' M M
Miss Sarah Ben sun, infant·s' mistres·s ch!ldren; average at ten ance, 69; 1ss F. '"" c asters,
mistress
Council School (Ripple), ~Ripple road, erected in 1913, ·
for 428 boys, 428 girls & 482 infants; Albert E. Railway Station, East street, James Edward HorneP,
Boulton, master ; Miss A. Pyner, girls' mistress ; station master •
Miss Mary McCaig, infants' mistress Carriers to London.-Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited:
.COuncil School (Castle) (mued), R1ppll'llide, bnilt in LJndon Parcels Delivery Co. Limited & Pickfords Ltd
18go, for 300 boys, girls & mfants; average attend· Tramways run to Beckton & also connect with .tb~t
ance, I87; John Benson, masMr adjoining tramway systems of East Ham & Ilford
.Couueil tnuxed), Creeh. ..ruoutll, built in tgot, at a cost
of £ 3 ,730 , for 120 bu)S, ~ll'ls &. ~ufau.ts ~ avera~t! The tramway systems of Barking, East & West Ham &
attenJance,. 9 I ; Louis J.V!atthews, master the London County Council have an inter-running
Church ol England (Non-Provided) (boys, girls & in- agreement & cars run from Barking to Aldgate
far.t11). Baek lam~. built. \\lth tl!achtrs' re ..H.iences, w 'lhe London General Omnibus Co. Limited run a regular
1872, at a cost of £4,000, & enlarged m 1089 at an service of motor omnibuses between Barking & ..,A.cton.
BARKING.
Ewart RJbert John M.D., D.P.H. Lawton Rev. Thomas (Catholic), 41
PRIVA.TE RESIDENTS.
Aysgarth, LongbriJge road Linton road
A.dey Henry George,n Aldersey gdns · f't·ntt~n t,harles Franci:;, 70 .Park aven Lay Robt. Arth. ID Strathfield gdn&
And.er:!oil Th ~mas S. 5 A.dersey gdns Field Saml. White hall,L ... ngbrtdge rd Lee Albert Henry, 72 Park avenue
An.ierson William, 19 AldEhsey gdns FraDJ>..in Arth. 70 Wumington gdns Linard Mrs. 46 Park avenue
Andrews Herbert,s Hurstbourne gdns Fryer A.fred W11liam, 25 Rulse aven Litt.ejohn Mrs.Shirley,Longbridge rd
Attl\uud ~tauhy Lllarlet>, 41 .Ea:.t .st. IGarla:td John wniam J.P. The Lockyer Timon Waiter, I3 Hulse 1\9'
Baker Henry 'lhomas, 10 Hulse aven G ... bles, Hurstbourne gardens Lowe Rev. Benjamin (Wesleyan), 90
Barnets,m Saml. 42 Wilmington gdns Gibbens Frank Edl"Rrd, .Bank bldgs. Longbridge road
Barnett Wilham, go l'ark avenue f 70 E-1st street McDonald James M.B. 23 Broadway
Bartell Ge'o. w. 28 Wilmington gdns Gildersleve John Wm. 7 Hulse aven McDonald Jn. M.A., M.B. 9 Linton rd
Basn.erville· Joseph Ernes~ Evan, 35 H.enlenning Hy. I5 Wi1mington gdns Manley Chas. 8 Wilmington garden•
W1.mmgton gardens Hlenny .\lexander G. D. .Bifrons, Mathieson John, 23 Hulse avenue
Beai.es Jabez Cocke1ton, 29 Hulse av Longbridge road · Mathieson Wm. 39 Wilmington grdna
Beavis Arthur, 9 Wihningtort grdns Glenuy "llliam Wallis J.P. Cecil Matthews William, 14 Park avenue
BelL Fra:>. Geo. 57 Wilmington gdns huu.se, East streut Maylen Henry Richard, The Croft.
Billenness James, 64 Park avenue Godier A.bert, 40 Wilmington gdns Longbridge road
Biilin~ Joseph; 15 Hu.se avenue · Gosling Mrs. 34 Wilmin<>ton gardens Maylin Frank, I7 Hulse avenue
Blake .Arthur John, Faircross lodge, Graham Alfred, 31 Huls; avenue Meeking Henry, 19 Hulse avenue
Lungb1·idge road Graham James·, 'leviot,Longbridge rdjMetcalf Ray, 4 Wilmington gardens
Blake Geo. Hugh, 17 A:dersey gdns Hamb eton Mrs. M. H. 138 Park aven Minshall John, 28 Hulse avenue
Blower~ George, 7 Aldersey garuens H tmmond Fras. 69 Wilmington gdns 1 Minter Charles, so Park avenue
·Bond Mrs. so Wt.mington gardens Hannigan Dennis,61 Wilmington gdns INeill David, 4 Hulse avenu~
Boultnn Albe1·t Edwd. 28 P ..u k aveuue Hare Maurice, 3I Wilmington grdns Nevi:le Wm, 53 Wilmington gardeni4
Brane Frederick, 37 Wilmington gdns Hargreaves Harry, 8 Cecil avenue Newman John, 32 Hulse avenue
Brooke Mr~. 66 Purk uvt:"uue Harrison George, 102 Longbridge rd Nice Alma Jas. Newman, s Hulse M'
Browd JosPph, 8o Longbridge road Harr.s:m Norman, 38 Hulse avenue Nield William J.P. 30 Pa.rk avenu&
Brown Peter A.ex. 24 Hulse avenue Hart Joseph, 16 Waliering road N•Jrris George, 42 Linton road
Brown Robt. E. 43 Wilmington gdns Haslam William, sB Park avenue Oldfield Joseph, 58 Wilmington gdna
Brown Rqsselr Howard, 8 Park aven Hawes Waiter Daniel, 62 Pa•k avenue Oldham .A.lbert, 49 Wilmington gdns
Brown 'lbumas, 84 Longbridge road Rafter Sydney Herbert, 16 Strathfield Oliver Mrs. 26 Park avenue
BucUngham Fdk.47 Wilmington gdns gardens 1 Page Arthur, 33 Wilmington gardens
l.alver Augustus, 6 Hulse avenue He,ln Hy. Geo. 62 Wilmington gdns Pain Wm. Hy. 36 Wilmington gardns
·Carrier Dennis, 35 Hulse avenue Hewett Robert Muirhead J.P. Ioo Palmer Wm. 56 Wilmington gardens
Cha~k FrederickWil iam,27 Linton rd North street Parker Mrs. 56 Park avenue
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Clark Matthew, 201 Ripple road Hill Mrs. 27 Wilmington gardens , Parl•er Walter John, I2 Hulse avenue
Claussen Henrv, ~2 Hulse avenue Hi.! Thomas, 7 ·Wilmington gardens ·Parker William Joseph, 6 Park aven
Cobbina Rev- RPnry A.K.C.L. (curate Hobb!' HoracP Christr. 6o Park aven Pearson George Reginald, 9 Hulse rll'
of St. Ma garet'><), s~ Cecil avenue Hogsdon Frederick, 9 Aldersey gdns . Phi:lips Arthur, 67 Wilmington gdna
Cockle Waiter, 3 Rulse avenue H .le Wm. Geo. 3 Wilmington gdns Pierce Geo. Oliver, 64 Longbridge rd
Co man A;bert, 14 Wakering road Holland Henry, ~4 Park avt'nne Pound Wm.Henry, 5 Strathfield gdn$
Crick Sidney, 46 WiJmington gardens Hopkins Harry Ernest, 52 Pal k aven Pratt Wm. A. Dursley,Longbridge rd
Crockford Fredk. 52 Wilm:ngton gdns Howe Waiter, 30 Hulse avenue Quash Wm. Northbury ho. North at
Or;:mch William, 70 Longbridge road Hu:Js John Hooper,6 Strathfield gdns Ranson John, 2 Wilmington gardens
<.:rozier J ...,bn, 68 Park avenue Hullt Eiwin B. 12 W~lmington grdns Ranson Jn.Fredk.66 Wilmington gdna
Cullnm Wrr.Geo.68 Wilmington gdns Indge A'1d. Jas. I Wilmington gdns Richardson John Saml. 54 Park aven
Curtis Jn Percy, 41 Wilmington gdns Jacl•son Daniel Thomas, Hanmer, R'lbinson Waiter Albert, 16 .Hulse ay
Da_tJn William, us Wilmington gdns Long-bridge road Rowland Olive, I7 Wilmington grdns
D vey Francisco, 27 Hulse avenue Jel:ev Wrr~. <;<; Will'Y'ington gardens ! Rowlpy Harry RPginald. no Park aY
DaviPs Edward .:\. I Tanner street Jenkins David, 26 Hul~e avenue 1 Rum bold William, 74 Park avenue
Davis Mrs. 26 Wilmington gardens .Je1.ks Fr'lnk Arthu", 33 Hulse avenue Ryan RPV. Arthur Francis (Catholic).
Dawe George, 4S Wihrington gardens Jon~>s Gilbert, 40 Hulse avenue I 41 Linton road
Dau'ln Arthnr Char'es, 8 Hulse aven Kt>f>ling Charles Burgess, 6o Long- Schrier Samuel, 8:~ Longbridge road
Dawson C.J. W~·keham ho.Queen's rd bridge road Shaw Rev. Hy. Percy A.K.C. (curate
Dawson Charle~ Ford, Ilsenburg, Kidner Waiter, 14 Hulse avenue of St. Margaret's), 2 Cecil avenue
Lon!!'hridge road King Ernest Sidney, 23 Wilmington Shelton Albert, 21 Hulse avenue
Dixon Mrs. IOo Lon!!brid!!e road gardens Sherwood John Sidnev, 2 Hulse aven
Do•1alds m A-chibal:l William, 16 King Ernest Wm.18W:lmington gdns Simpson Wm. 24 Wilmington grdns
W'lm'n!!'ton gardens , King IJubert G. L. Ea~t street Smith Arthur W. 58 Lon~rbride:l" rd
Drake Barrv, 12 Park nvPnne Kine- Jnhn HPnry. 40 Park avPnne Snow Frerl~rick James Haywardt ~
E<lwards Josinh T. 38 Park avenue Kin!! Philip Jame!t. 44 Park avenue Str<~thfield gardens
EisdFll Rev. J 1hn Warmingtl)n (vicar King Wm. G. Ferndale, Longbridge rd Soul Ml'!l. 31 Linton road
of St. Mar:zaret's). The Vicarage, r{'Pi'l John, 22 Wilwingt..,n gardens Spurge Edwin, 32 Wilmington grdns
R:pfllP road r{TJirrht James Frederick William, 64 ~tancflev GPO. 30 W'lmington grdns
Ellis Willhm BaxtPr, 10 Park avenue W']~ington O'arden!l '"!tallvick Gustav, I Hulse avenue
E1d~r'!bee Henry, I Aldersey gardens LakP Mrs. 42 Park av~>nue Steadwan Mrs. 29 Wilrnin!!'ton grdnt
Everit~ Wm. 48 ';filmington gardens Langford Joseph, 29 Linton road Stewart George, 2 Strathfield gardeo•
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. RARKI!\G. 37
Stratford Jn.Thos. 1gWilmington gdns Wat.;;on John A. 51 Wilmington gdns'Williams Leonard.21Wilmington gdns
Taylor Charles Hillsborough Riming Wearne ~aboth, 44 Wilmington gdns Wilson John J.P. 62 Long-bridge road
ton, The Corner ho. Longbridge rd Webb Henry, 5 Wilmington gardens Wines John, 22 Park avenue
Traylen George, 32 Park avenue Webber Henry, 9 Strathfield gardens Wiseman Douglas Herbt>rt, 20 Strath-
Trueman Rev. Hugh (Baptist),Strath- Wheeler .Arth. Lionel, 59 Wilmington field gardens
field gardens gardens Wood Geo. 38 Wilmington gardens
Turner Mrs. 65 Wilmington gardens White Frederick Leopold, 64 Wil- Woodforde Alfred Wm. Geo. M.B.,
Wade Mrs. Hawthorn house, North st mington gardens B.S. Thorneycroft, Ripple road
Wade Mrs. q. Wilmington gardens White Miss, 24 Park avenue 1Worley Edward, 3 Aldersey gardens
\\' alker Frederick Wall ace, 54 Wil- White William, 2 Park a>enue Wyatt Rev. John 'Ihomas .A.K.C.L.
mington g-ardens Whittenbury John, St. Edmund's, (rector of Wennington),Wenningt.on
Waiters John, 20 Wilmington gardm Longbridge road rectory, ft Strathfie.d gardens
Ward Allen, 12 Strathfield gardens Willey Waiter, 4 Strathfield gardens
COMMERCUL. Bean Alfred, greengrocer, 24 Church road
Bean Alfred, shopkeeper, 102 Gascoil!ne road
Early closing day, Thursday. Beard Florence (Mrs.), grocer, II4 Axe street
Addis Robert William, house deoorator. 19 Bridge ~t. Bearton Jesse, shopkeeper, 124 Victoria road
!ger Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 14 East str~t Beckwith E. & Co. Limited, electricians, 3 Chester ter-
!iken Rohert, insmance agent, sza, Wakering roa{l race, Longbridge road
Albon R. J. o& Sons, blacksmiths, 33 North street Beddow Jesse, oilman, 35 North street
-\lbon Frederick William, cycle dealer, II9 Ripple road Beharell & Son, paint mfrs. & oil refiners, London road
.~lbon Frederick William, insurance agent, go Keith rd Bennett Charles Victor, confectioner, 20 Gascoigne road
Aldridge Emma Jane (Mrs.), dress ma. 83 Faircrj)ss av Bennett Harry John, fri.ed fish dealer, 71 Eldred road k
!Ham Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 London road 74 North street
-\nderson Arthur, commission agent, Ioo Ripple road Bentley Edward J. insurance agent, 36 Wakering road
.!nderson Samuel, electrician, 135 Ripple road Bentley Frank, dairyman, see Williams & Bentley
\ndrews Edgar, insurance agent, 111 Faircross avenue Bentley Henry T. J. coffee rooms, 33 Heath str~t
!rdley Henry George, greengrocer, 185 Gascoigne road Berry George John, beer retailer, qo Gascoigne road
..\rgent Nicholas, beer retailer, 75 Axe street Betty Harriet (Mrs.). ,hopk£>eper, 115 Abbey road
Ash John, boot maker, 137 North street Bishop E. K£>lsham & Co. chartered accntnts. 2 East st
\shley Reuben John, insur. agt. 156 King Edward's rd Bishop Edward, fried fish shop, 46 Broadway
!slett A. R. certified bailiff, 53 Fanshawe avenue Blake Arth. builders' merchant, Sawing mills, Wakering
Atkins Robert, draper, z6 Gascoigne road I road; oil & C()lor man, Bamford road; ironmonger,
..\tlas Confectionery Co. manufactg. confrs. 61 ~orth st 237 Ripple road & draper, Clock house, East street
\ttwood Stanley Charles, manager of the London & Blake Arthur, ham & beef dealer, 54 East st1eet
South Western Bank Limited, 41 East sheet Blay George Henry, shopkeeper, 19 Howard street
\yling Alice (Mrs.), confectioner, 6 East street Blaze by William, greengrocer, 78 North street
Baigent Edwin Joseph, printer, 49 East street Bloomfield Daniel, coal merchant, 8o Faircross avenue
Baker George Thomas, hair dresser, 27 Axe ~treet Blows .Alfred, butcher, 52 Ripple road
Baker John, shopkeeper, 246 Boundary road Bly Thomas, painter, 105 Ripple road
Baker W11lter .Joseph, butcher, 166 Gascoigne road Bonar Helen (Miss), confectioner, 8g East street
Ballard Arthur, confectioner, 113 Gascoigne road Bones James, cattle deal<!r, Westbury road
Harber Frederick, hair dresser, 112 Gascoigne road Bonney Harry, grocer, 17 East street
Barking Almshouses (Alexander G. D. Glenny, clerk), Bonnington William Alfred, hair dresser, 73 Axe street
East street Bosworth George, Red Lion P.H. 66 & 68 North street
Barking Choral Society (S. C. A. ttwood, hon. conductor; Bowles Alfred, pl-asterer, 40 Linton road
H. Hargreaves, hon. treasurer; A. W. Burrow!'. hon. Bracci Eugenio, ice merchant, 37 Heath strel't
'lee.), 41 East street Brewster Charles, cycle dealer, 58 Wake ring road
Barking & District Loan & Finance Co. Clock Honse Brigden Henry. carman, 70 Kenn€dy road
chambers, East street Bright Maud (Miss), corset maker, 42 East street
Barking, East Ham & Ilford Advertiser (Essex Wee.dy Bristow Em m a (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 Abbey road
News Series Limited, Chelmsford, proprietors; pub- British Anti-Fouling Compositi()n & Paint Co. Limited
lished every saturday), 97 East street (The), Barking creek •
Barking & East Ham Provident Dispensary {John Broadway Barking Bioscope The11tre Co. Ltd. Broadway
& James McDonald M.B. surgeons), 23 Broadway Broadway George, butcher, 162 Ripple road
Harking Fire Brigade Station (Edward James Abbott, Brooks James Henry, boot repairer, 109 Boundary road
chief officer), Ea.st street Brown Charle.s,cnal merchant,29 East st & 322 Ripple rd
B uking Guano Works (Daniel de Pass Trust Limited Brown Edward, grocer, I Monteagle avenue
(The), proprietors), Barking creek Brown HcTJry, florist, 35 .Axe street
Barking Liberal & Radical Association (G. H. Shalder~>. Brown Samuel, plumber, 73 North street
'lee.), Ripple road Brown Thomas, poor Tate collector, Clock House cham-
Barking Liberal & Ra lical Club (A. Robertson, sec.), hers, Ea~t street
Ripple road B1•nnning Wil'iam George, carpenter, 3.8 St. Paul's road
Barking Nur~<es' Home, 35 Longbridgt>~ road Buckle William, hot.se decorator, 28 Victoria road
flark.mg Public Lihrary (George Jackson, librarian; Bunten Frederick John, dairyman, 19 Monteagle avenue
Josiah T. Edwards, sec.), East street Burgess Mary Rose (Mrs.), Queen's Head P.H. 16
Barking Small Holder<s' &; .Allotment Holders' Co-opero- Broadway
tive Societv Ltd. (Thomas Hughes, sec.), 77 Axe st Burn Edwin, clothier, 6a, Broadway
Barking Tow;1 Club (Donald Gordon, hon.sec ),24 East st Burrell George, stewed eel shop, 34 Broadway
Barking To:wn Urban District Council Outfall Works & Burrows Thomas, butcher, 63 Longbridge road
Wharf (Stephen Green, engineer), Gascoigne road Bnrton Horace. greengrocer, r8o Ripple road
Barking Town Urban District qouncil Recreation Ground Bush Lucy (:~Irs ), fancy needlework depot, 8 Chester
(John Bones, supt.), Longbndge road terrace, Longbridge road
Barking Town Working Men's Club (Thomas ...\. Pitt, I Butche" Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Boundary road
'!te~ard), Nort~ stree~ . 1
Butler Ernest, sign writer, 73 Fanshawe avenue
Barkmg Traders Assoc1at10n Mutual Plate Glass Insur- Byford John & Son Limited lime &c. merchants,
an~e Co., Lim~ted. (William C!·o~ch, sec.), 2 East st Byford's wharf '
Barkmg Women s Liberal Association (Mrs. Clarke.sl'('.), Calver Alice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 20 Heath street
Ripple road & 57 Broadwav
Barnard Henry William, bi1d fancier. r5 Back la11e Canning Gl'orge ·Henry, shopki'Pper, 8r Morley road
Barr Thomas John, shopkeeper, 40 Bifrons street Cannings Richard, dairy, 141 North street
Barrett Enos, greengrocer, 316 Ripple road Cannon Edwin, hair dresser, 41 ~orth street
Rarritt Edward, confectioner, 8.-1- Axe street Cannon Lilv ()lrs.). draper, 36 North street
Earthaud Alfred. shoph.eeper, 129 Abbey roa.J Cape A"be"tns Co. Ltd. a,.,bestos manufrs. Harts lan;;
Barton George Thomas, confectioner, 36 East street Oarrington Rertram, bakPr & confectioner, 4 North street
Barton Thos. Rd. school attendance officer,44 Victoria rd Carter Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper 147• & haberdasher
Bass Thomas, fruiterer, z8 East street qg. North street
Bateman George, shoplieeper, r Movers lane Carter Robert Henry, builder & estate agt. 58 Ripple rd
BattledorP Thomas, confectionel', ~ Oban road f'hapm'<l.n AlfrPd. bl'er retailer. 67 LintoQn road
Baxter William, wardrobe dealer, 9 Heat~ street Chapman Charles. beer retailer, 63 North ~treet
Bayfield Elim (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 120 L:nton roa!i I Chapman Frederick, greengrocer, 17 King Edward's road
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Chapman George, fried fish dealer, 49 North street
Chemical Supply Co. chemical manufrs. Abbt>y road
Chesney Lilian (Mrs.), dress maker, 14 St. Awdry's rd
Chisnell William, carman, 49 Axe street & Railway
station, ~ast street
Churchil,l Thomas, fishmonger, 12 Broadway
Clark Algernon Fuller, confectioner, 47 Longbridge: road
- Clark Charles, tailor, 41 Broadway
Clark Frederick, fried fish dealer, 58 Bamford road
Clark George Reed, shopkeeper, 34 Morley road
Clark John, grocer, I Nor·th street & 59 Longbridge road
Clark Lydia (Mrs.), florist, I25 Glenny road
Clark Marie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 85 Victoria road
Clark William, lighterman, Barking creek
Clarke James Haydon, beer retailer, 57 Axe street
Clarke Rose (Miss), stationer, 97 East street
Olaxton Charles, tailor, 33 Fanshawe avenue
Clements & Son Limited, builders' merchants, Clock
House chambers, East street
Clevett Thomas H. grocer, 93 Tanner stret>t
·Coggins Sarah Emily (Mrs.), tobacconist, 87 East street
Dolbourn Samuel, greengrocer, 8 Gascoigne road
Colbourn Samuel, jun. greengrocer, I6o Ripple road
-Oollett Arthur, relieving & vaccination officer ~o. I
district, Romford union, 17 Linton road
Collingwood Jan1es, draper, 143 Ripple road
·Collins Bertie William, cycle maker, 13 North street
Collins Thomas Knight, basket maker, 12a, Heath street
& 24 St. Ann's road
Colman Alexander, pawnbroker, see Poole & Colman
Combes George, joiner, 6 Back lane
Conner H. boot maker, j Chester ter. Longbridge road
Cook James, incandescent g-as fitting~ dlr. 3I Axe street
Cooper J. & Son, joinerfl, 88a, Au street & 85 East st
Cooper Samuel Limite-d, chemists,66 Ea~t st.& :q AxP st
Cooper Ivy (Miss), milliner, 88a, Axe street
Cooper Lewis John, butchPr, 3IR, East strPet
Cooper Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 71 St. Paul's road
Cooper Mrs. corspt mRlier, 28 Lonclon ro.ad
Coppin Herbert, potato merchant, 15 & 17 Tanner street
Corder Frederick John, greengrocer, II4 Gascoigne road
Cornwell Charles, shopkeeper, Barkihg creek
Cottis Ernest George, insurance agt. 32 St. Awdry's rd
Cotton Alfred, confectioner, 12r North street
Cotton Sarah Elizabeth (Mrs.), butcher, 21 Axe street
Cotton William Fredk. house decorator, 40 Queen's road
<Jourtenay William, confectioner, 318 Ripple road
Cousins William & Robert, hosiers, 70 East stree-t
Covell Thomas, corn dealer, 14 Gascoigne road
Coxe Edward, confectioner, 62 1VakPring road
-Cozens George William, confectioner, 4 Boundary road
Crew John. bricklayer, r3 St. Margaret's road
Cribb William John, fried fish dealer, 6 Gaileoigue road
& 39 Howard road
Cross Beatrice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 12 East street
Cross Edward Ernest, builder, 36 Hnlse avenue & so
l..ongbridge road
Cross William Henry, leather seller 10, & boot repairer
61, East street
Crow Thom-as & Sons, tar distillers, Harts lane
Cumper Richard Henry, hair dre-sse-r, 65 North street
Cutmore Sarah F. (Mrs.), beer retailer, 63 Broadway
Davenport Richard, fried fish shop, So Axe street
Da.vey William, chemical manufacturer, Barking creek
Davidge Elizh. (Mrs.), stay maker, 47 Fanshawe avenue
Davies Ada (Miss), teacher of mnsic, Clock House
chambers, East stree-t
Davies .Anna ~lizabeth (Miss), milliner, 57 ~ast street
Davies John Charles, grocer, 12 Gascoigne road
Davis Alfred, shirt & collar dresser, 6o Tanner street
Davy J. H. H. &; Co. Limite-d, Spotted Dog P.H. r5
Longbridge road
Davy W.alter R. pawnbroker, 55 Longbridge road
Dawson Charl«.>s Ford F.S.I. surveyor to the Barking
Urban District Council, East street
Dawson Charles James F.R.J..B.A. architect, & architect
to the Barking Urban District Council, Clock House
chambers, East street
Dear Harry George, butcher, 127 Abbey road
Dell Frank Bertie, florist, 40 East street
Deller Albert Edward, baker, 142 Axe street
Dennison William, treasurer & accountant to the Bark-
ing Urban District Council, Public offices, East strret
Digby Robert, coal merchant, 6 Harpour road
Dimond William, miscellaneous dealt>I', 29 Heath ><treet
Donaldson & Seabrook, engineers, Abbey road
Dormer Arthur, chimney sweeper, 25 Back lane
Dove Arthur Samuel, butcher •. 38 North strret
Dover Florence (.~Ire.), shoplieeper, 136 W akerin!! road
DovC'r Samuel Henl'y, boot maker, 134 Wakering road
Dowding Isabel .(Miss), dress maker, 41 Glenny road
Dowsett CbGrles, fishmonger, 14 Heath street
[KELLY'S
Draine Samuel William, shopkeeper, 28 Coverdale 1'oad,
Dukes Thomas, umbrella maker, 163 Bonndary road
Duncombe George, coal de~ler, 126 Ripple yoad
Dunk Robert William, house decorator, I James street
Dunk Sidney, corn dealer, 2J Linton road
Dunn Fr!>d H. oil & color man. 1 Chestl'r t~rrace,
Longbridge road
Dunsdon Thomas Charles, shopkeeper, 56 North street
Durman Ebenezer, grQcer, 12 The Triangle
Dyster Charles, baker, 14 Church road
Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Ltd. 37 East stree~
Edwards Alfred, news agent, 36 Heath street
Edwards Benjamin, fruiterer, 109 Ripple road
Edwards Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, 21 East st
Edwards Josiah T. sec. t.o El-ementary & Higher Educa.
t.ion Committees, Public offices, East street
Electric Theatre (Martin & Co. propr~ ), Ripple road
Ellis George, shirt & collar dresser, 76 Ripple road
Ellis William Baxter, building inspector to the Urban
District Cl-uncil, ro Park avenue
Ellison Clara (Mrs.), drug stores, 56 Tanner street
Ellmore Joseph, fruiterer, 53 East street
El stone Ernest, sergt. -instructor D Co. 4th Territorial
Fc.rce Batt. Essex Regt. 7 & 9 Queen's road
Emmett Benjamin, farmer, Movers farm, Movers lane
England Raymond, poulterer, 85 North strePt
E>:sex Chemical Co. Limited, Hertford road
Essex RNll Estate Co. Ltd.; reg. office, 100 Glenny rd.
l<~ssex (The) Time~ & The Stratford Expres~ (Wilson li
Whitworth I~imited. proprietors & publishers; published
every ~aturdav), 5 Linton road
Essex WePkly ~ew.- (Es!'PX Weekly News SeriM Ltd.
propriPtors ). q7 East strert
Evans Alfred George, grPengrocer, 64 Wakering road
Evans Henry J. certifie:l bailiff, 53 Fanshawe avenue
Evans Lily (Mrs.), dress maker, 22 Sunningdale avenue
Eveleigh James Waiter, baker, 75 Glenny road
Everitt Alice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 58 North street
Everitt William Alfred, commission agt. roo Glenny road
Ewart Robe-rt John :\I.D., F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.tond.,
D.P.H_ mf'lrhcnl officrr of health & I"Chool medica.l
officpr to thr Darldng Urban District Council •
& med~-
cal supt. to Upney Isol~.tion Hospital, Public offices,
East ~trPet. T :N 332 East Ham
Fairbrass Harry. ~reengrocer. 145 North street
Fairchild Alice (Mrs.), laundress, 32 Tanner street
Fance .Alfred, baker, II7 Abbey road
Farmer James, laundry, IS Gascoigne road •
Farr Charles Fr~.>dt>rick, gret>ngrocer, 4 Coverdale road
Farrell William, berr rPtailer, ro8 North street
Faulks Julia (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 124 Gascoigne rd
Fenton Charles Francis L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
physician & surgeon,& divisional surgeon Metropolitan
police, 70 Park avenue & 26 Linton road
Fergusson Henry, boot maker, 13 Broadw.ay
Finch Ernest. Edward, hair dressrr, 217 Ripple road
Firman Edwin William, corn miller (electric), London rd
Firrnan George James, ironmonger, I The Triangle
Floming John Henry, Croolied Billet P.H. see Frost &
Fleming
Fletcher Max, draper, 13 East street
Flig-ht Waiter, Fishing Smack P.H. Abbey road
Fluhrer William, pork butcher, 10 Broadway
Forg-e Clara (:Miss), stationer, 27 BrQadway
Fosbery & Co. lifebuoy makers, London rO'ad
Foulsham Louise (Miss), shopkeeper, 231 Boundary rd
Francis Emma (Mrs.), fishmon~er, 52 North street
Franks Hymie, clothier, 31 E-ast street
Freedman Solomon, glazier, 47 Axe stree-t & picture
frame maker, 50 Gascoigne road
Freeman Catherine Mary (Mrs.), butcher,22 Gascoigne rd
Freeman John, chemist, 9 North street
Freeman Luther, general dealer, 3 Church road
French William, bird fancier, I I Gascoigne road
Frodsham Owen, dairyman, 63 Perth road
Frogl«.>y Alice (Mrs.), dress maker,• I4 Ge<~rge strMt
Frost & Fleming, Crooked Billet P.H. Barking creek
Fuller Waiter S. iron founder, Phcenix foundry, Hart st
Fuller William James, fishmonger, 172 Ripple road
Galley Lonisa Ann (Miss), dress ma. 52 St.Margaret's rd
Garbett James C. builder, 42 Cambridge rd. & James n
Garner Daniel William, fancy goods dealer, 61 Axe st
Garra rd James, hosit>I', ~~ East street
Gartland Martin, shopkePper, Ripple road
fTa~ Economifling & Improved Light Syndicate Limited
(The), Barking creek
Gas Light & Coke Co. Abbey road
Geeves Charles, shopkeeper, 46 Abbey road
Gibbard Esther Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 69 Linton road
Gibbens Frank Edward L.R.C.P.Lond., M:.R.C.S.Eng.
physician &; surgeon, Bank buildings, 70 East strl'et
Gibbins Stephe-n. green!!rocer, 205 .Xorth ~treet
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Gifford Henry William, shopkeeper, 53 St. ~Iargaret's rd
Gill Florence ()iiss), shopkt>eper, 2 Hardwickt> NJad
Gilson John Edwin Albert, assistant in<~.m·ance supt.
29 St. Awdry's road
Glenny Alexander G. D., A.A..I. auctioneer, 51 East st
Glenny Thos.W. brewer.IB Linton rd. T N 53'4 Ea,t Ham
Godwin James, cats' meat dealer, 39 Axe street
. Golding Herbert, wheelwright, 65 Abbey road
Goldstein Brothers, outfitters, 6 North street
Gollicker Joseph, eel pie shop, 67 Axe street
Gooch George Henry, insurance agent, 48 Ohan road
Gooderson Mathew Sidney, shopkeeper, 73 Howard road
Goodey Albert Henry, tobacconist, 239 Ripple roa'\
Goodey James R. builder, 37 Sparsholt road
Goodey Reuell Edward, draper, 243 Ripple road
Goodhew William & Son, decorators, 11 Queen's road
Goorlhew Albert Edward. coffpe rooms, 193 Abbe~· road
Goodhew Arthur Thos. decorator. Arnold ho. Ripplt> rrl
Gooding Frederick Herbert. hair dresser, 1 East street
& 7 Linton road
.Qoring Albert, shopkeepPr. gr St. Ann's road
Gosling & Son, boot makers, 83 East stret-t
Gowen James, carter, 2 St. Awdry's road
'Gower Waiter Frederick, confectioner, 43 Linton road
Graffy Brothers, builders, I Devon road
Graham John H. Bull P.H. 2 North street
Grantham & On. gl'OCPrs, 17 Broadway
Gray Percy, chemist. 45 Longbridge road
Gray Tom, boot repairer, 67 Abbey road
Green .Alfred, confectioner, 71 Howard road
Green Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 Abbey road
Greenshields Allan, greengrocer, 129 Axe street
Griffiths John, photog"rapher, 27 Ea~t stn•Pt
Gross, Sherwood & Heald Limited, varnish manufactrs.
J enkins lane
Hall Frank Richard, hair dresser, Rippl~> road
Hall W. A. postmaster, Post office, 32 East street
Hall William, greengrocer, 29 Bamford road
Handley Arthur Georg-e, wardrobe rlealer, 43 North st
Hare Maurice, butcher, 55 Bro<~dway
Hargreaves Harrv, clerk & soliritor to Urban District
Council & clerk to thP cemt>tery & to Barking Town
Distress Committee & to the LO('al Pension Com-
mittee, Public offices, East stroot
Hamden Charles, collector & assessor of King's taxes,
66 I~ong-bridge ro1d
Harrington A.nnie (Mrs.), ~ardrobe dealer, :;6a, St.
Margaret's road
Harris Albert Edwin, butcher, 4 Chester terracP, Lon[!-
brirlg~> road
Harris Christopher, beer retailer. 2 Highbridge road
Harris Henry, grocer, Bo North street
Ha:rri~ John, shopkeeper, Creeks mouth
Harris William, shopkPE>pPr, CrPeks month
Harrison George L.R.C.P. & S Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas.
physician & surgn. ro2Longbridge rd.& 82 Fanshawe av
Harrison Joseph, hair dresser, 37 Broadway
Harrod James, coffee rooms, 2:; HPath strPt>t
Hart Joseph. butchPr, 15 Broadway
Harvey Catharine (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 30 St. Paul's road
& 314 Ripple road
Ha:rvey Fredk. E. lmmdrv, 6 C'lwstpr h•r. Longb1·i•l!!P rd
Harvey Harriet Nellie (Mrs.). boot maker, 2 I a, East st
Harvey Robert. shopkeepPr. 28 Heath street
Hatch Edward, hardware dealer. 6o Ripple road
Hatch Raymoml, harrlware rlealer, r8 Royal parade.
Ripple road
Hat ten & Asplin, solicitors, Clock Hous(l chm brs. East st
Hawkins John, tinman, 10 Cobham road
Hawkins John Thomas, tinman, 71 Axe strePt
Hawley Arthur, boot maker, 99 Boundary road
Hayter Sydney Herbert, solicitor, Clock House chambers.
East street
Hearn Saml.Brewer,house decorator, 47 St.Erkenwald rd
Heat John, greengrocer, 23 Heath street
Hempelman Frederick, greengrocer, 8 Broadwav
Henderson William. sign writt?r. 68 EldrPd road
Henseler D. W. & Co. metal polish manufrs. W~est bank
Hewett & Co. Ltd. wharfingers, Battery wharf, Abbey rd
Hicks Blanche (Miss), drPs~ maker. 83 :Xorth str('.(>t
Riggs John, fancy draper, ::6 FanshawP avPmw
Higher Education Committee Technical School (Re•
J. W. Eisde1J, chairman; J. T. Edwards, sec.),East st
Hildyard Ernest .Augustus, tobacconist, 63 East strt>et
Hinman Am os, shopkeeper, 167 Abbey road
Hobbs .John. coffee rooms, IOI East street
Holgate & Wood, wheelwri~hb, King's road
Holley Thos. Wm. builders' merchant, 32 Gascoigne rd
Rollick Erlith (Yrs.), dress maker, 203 Ripple road
Hollin~worth Frederick, shopkeeper, 32 Shaftt-sbury rd
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BA.RS:ING. 39
Holmes William, electrical t>ngineer & manager of the
light railwav . .. to Ba1king- '
Urban District Council,
Electricity work..,, Ea:>t street
Holtom Cdroline R. plrs,). confr. 12 Royal par.Ripple rd
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, tea dealers &c. sr k
53 Broadway
Hopkins William Jas. house decorator, 52 Longbridge rd
Horner Jame" Edward. statior• ma>:ter, 4 Cambrid£re rd
Howe James, fishmonger, 151 North street
HoV~"e William, sack & bag manufacturer, Town quay &ri
ship chandler, I I & 13 Heath street
Howes Charles Henry, boot maker, 54 Wakering road
Hughes John Edward. grl.cer, 25 Linton road
Hnghps Thomas. boot dPalPr, 18 Heath street
Hugo Ga<>ton ~<hnpl\eepPI', 211 Ripple road
Hume Arthur W. organist of St. Margaret's church, V
. Cambridge road
Hunnikin Richard, cutler, r6 North street
Burr)' William Alfred &; Sons, undertakers, 9 .Axe
strPet. T ~ 8 East Ham
Hutchison HenrY, picnup frame maker, 52 Tanner street
Ilford & East Ham Laundry (receiving office), 38 East st
Inns Flort>nCI:\ (~Iiss), dreo;;s makPr. 77 Salisbury avenue
Jac-kson Georg;e & Son, bakers, 65 Lon:zbridge road
Jack .. on & Co. bnildPrs' merchants, 8r A"e street. T Y
III East Ham
Jackson Daniel, waHlt·ohP dealPl', 88 Linton road
Jackson Daniel Thomas; contractor, ro6 Ripple road
Jackson George, bal;er, 19 Heath street
Jarvis Robert, hair drt>sser, 29 St. Paul's road
Jays Frederick & Co. house furnishers, 19 Broadway
Jelley Wm. domestic machinery dealer, 95 East stree'
Jenkins James Arthur, china & glass dealer, 18 East d
Jenningil William, grocer, 121 W~edderhurn road
Johnson Alfred & Son, saddlers, 35 Br.oadway
J ohns m J ames, bal•er, 26 East street
Johno;on J1ne Oirs.). drPSS maker. sa Harpour rC'ad
Johnson Martin, confectione.r, 29 North street
Johnson Philip, tailor, II5 Fanshawe avenue •
J ohnson Thomas l ha I le>', grocer, 3 r H~·ath street
Jones John, r•o~tumier, 6 Axp '!trPt>t
Joynes Frank, taxidermist, 1 London road
J nstice Michael, shopkeeper, 62 St. ~Iary's road
Kaufman .Toseph, boot maker, 4 Gascoigne road
Kavana~h John Limited, boot makers, 24 Broadway
Keent> Thomas, fishmonger. 65 Axe street
Kerry Thomas Benjamin, beer retailer, 22 East street
Kerst>y \Villiam. ~.Yrt>engTocPr, 24 HPath sh ePt
Key .!nnit> (~Iiss), drPss maker, 42 Faircross avenue
Kilby Sidney John, groct>r. 24 Gascoi~nP road
King Hnbert G. L. mamgH of thP Lon1lon & Provincial
Bank Limitf>d. Ea~t '-tt PPt
King William, baker, 2r5 Ripple road
King Wm. GPo.drapPr I, & clothier & hosier 3,Broadway
Kirkman Alfred, fruiterer 99, & dairy 91, East strPet
Kitson Francis, lw"r retailPr, 2 ~Ionteagle avenue
Kit~on GPorut>. Btihnni:1 P.H. I C'hnrch road
KittlP A.lfrPd John Dougla~, beer rt?tailer, 2 Linton road
Knappett Jamt>s, ~hirt & collar dresser, 139 Ripple Toad,
KniQht Jaml:';., tobacconi<~.t, 49 Broadway
Knight John. dairy, 9 C'liP,tl:'r tf:'rrace, Longbridge road
& RipplP road
Kohnke Otto, boot repairer. 113 Faircross avt-nue
LambPrt Stephen, shopkPeper, SQ An !'treet
Langley Edward, grocH, &; sub-post office, 62 Tanner st
Lawes Chemical Co. Limited,disinfectant manufacturers,
Barking creek
Lawes Chemical !\lanure Co. Limited (T. Elborough,
managing director; W. Batty, s!'c.), Barldng creek
Lawle~s Henry. ins m anc~ agent, 2q Victoria road
Lawrence HPrb!'rt. "hopkP!>per, 2 :~t. ~Iary·., road
Lall'r£-nce ,\-illiam. g"JI:'I:'ngi·ncer. 164 A.bhp~· road
Leftlp~· Etht>l ,~Ir;.. ). te·1cher of piano.3o WeddPrburn rd
Leftlp~· Isabel (Mr.;;.), c·uta.ge contractor, 86 :Xorth st
Leftle\· John. baJ,er. 44 Sorth .. treet
Leigh Walter. ~'lothier. 1D9 Abbpy 10acl
Lester Edward, window blind maker, 152 Kt>nnedy road
Lestl:'r Henrv, •
news aQ"ent, 1 Perth road
Letts Charles, clothier, 65 East st1·eet
LPvenP S·nah (~Ir". ). ho:>ier, 29 A"{' :<tnoet
Lightfoot J a me~. boot make1·. 59 Holland TOad
Lindsay John, shopkeeper. Highbridge road
LindsPll David. shopket>pPr, 16 Chm eh road
Lipton Limitt-d, provision merchants, 7 East street
Livermore James FrPderick, laundry, I I Linton road
Liverpo!Jl Victoria Legal Friend!~· Society (Robert T.
Reekie. district manJgPr). 37 Lon~b1 irl~e road
Llo~d Robert, shopkeepe1, 13 Bifrom• street
Loftin Arthur. shopk!O'~.>per. 8 Mo' ~.>rs lane
London (The) Butchers' Hide & Skin Co. Limitt:>d, hid,
& skin market. CrePk .. mouth
London Penny BJ:r.aar C'o. u Broadwa\·
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London Pipe Co. briar tobacco pipe manufrs. Abbey road
London & Provincial Bank Ltd. (branch) (Hubert G. L
King, manager), East street; draw on bead office, 3
Bank buildings, Lothbury E C & Glyn, Mills, Cnrrie &
Co. 67 Lombard street, London E C. See adver-
tiaement
London Scottish Foundry Ltd. iron founders, London rd
London & South Western Bank Limited (branch) (S. 0.
Attwood, manager), 41 East street; draw on head
office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E C
Lond.on Alfred Henry, rate co.llector to Urban District
Council, Public offices, East street
Love William, wardrobt> dealer, 66 Wakering l'oad
Lowe JRme-s W. tobacconist, 45 Broadway
Lowe William Samuel, hair dresser, 20 Abbey road
Lncal! John William, builder, 13 Monteagle avenue
Luchford William Thomas, grocer, 8-l Ripple road
Lucking Frank William, costumier, 74 East street · Patmore George, greengrocer, 54 North street
:M:cCappin Betsy (Mrs.), dress ma. 38 St. Margaret's rd
McCappin Jas. London Cit)l missionary, 44 Linton road
McColl Neil, cartage contractor, 205 Ripple road
McDonald James M.B., Ch.B. physician & surgeon, 23
Broadway
McDonald John M.A., M.B. &; C.M.Glas. physician &
surgeon, certifying factory surgeon (Barking & Ilford
districts) & medical officer & public vaccinator, Bark-
ing district,Romford union,g Linton rd.& 23 Broadway
Maisey Arthur Henry, shopkeeper, Church path
Mann Alfred, oil & color man, 34 East street
Manwell & Co. lifebuoy lights manufrs. Barking creek
Marlow Charles, coffee rooms, 25 Axe street
Marsh Arthur, insurance agent, 231 Ripple road
Marsball Elizabeth (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 87 North street
Martin Albert Edwd. Westbury Arms htl. I74 Ripple rd
Mash Leonard, shopkeeper, 30 London r(}ad
Maskell Jeremiah, nurseryman, Fanshawe avenue
Maternity Charity & District Nurses' Home, 35 Long-
bridge road
Matthews Ernest Bert, butcher, 2 & 4 Axe street
Matthews Frank Willie, shopkeeper, 56 Bamford road
May Pauline (:Mrt~. ), . draper, r& Ht>ath street
Maycock Thoma~ John, lmm(lr~- receiving offict>, 133
Fa.nshawe avenue
M:ayhew Brothers, butchers, 22 Broadway
Measures Robert Henry, news agent, 13 The Triau~le
Melsom George Cbristopher, confectioner 13, & news
agent IS, Axe street
Melvin J. J. & Son, plumbers, 10 London road & house
dPcorators, 2 Faircross avenue
Meredith Charles, blind maker, 2I Westbury road
Metropolitan Police Station (William Crayfourd, in-
spector), Ripple road
Metropolitan Water Board (Eastern District) (James
Hambley, engineer), London road
Middleton Celia (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 50 Queen's road
Midland Cattle Products Limited, organic fertilizers,
Creek's mouth
Mills Chas. Hy. estate &; insurance agent, 36 Linton rd
Milstead George Bodle, dining rooms, 45 & 47 North st
Milton Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper, 36 London road
~iskin Alfd.Wind~or,asst. insur. supt. r Sunningdale av
Mitcllell Dorothy (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Heath street
Mitchell Frederick Samuel, confectioner, 51 North strPet
Mitson Alice M. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, & sub-post office,
Movers lane
Molenkamp G. (Mrs.), watch ma. & jwllr. 25 Broadway
Molli.son R. & C0. confectioners, 79 F'anshawe avenue
Monk Arthur George, ~reengrocer, 78 Axe street
Monk Harry Richard, butcher, 1b, East street
Monk William John. furniture remover, 73 Tanner st
Montgomery Mari'l E. (~Irs. ), dress ma. 44 Fanshawe av
Moore Alfred Henry, furniture dealer, 30 East street
Morris on Isabella ()llrs. ), dr'l.per, 164 Ripple road
Morrison John, hair dresser. r68 Ripple road
Moses Myer, boot maker, 7 Axe street
Moss Thomas William, travelling draper, 3 Glenny road
Mothersole William, draper & milliner. 5 North street
Moultrie Eliza (Miss), shopkeeper. I8 Tanner street
Murray Henry, hair dresser, 54 Ripple road
~nsh & Spurgin, milliners, 6o East street
Neill William, drug stores, 163 Ripple road
Newman Harry & Samuel. coffre rooms, 4 East street
Xewman George Henry Edward, shopkeeper, Ripple road
Nicholson Edward, butcher, 115 Ripple road
Nicholson Harry Joseph. dairy, 127 Axe strPet
Nixon George, shopkeepPr, 24--J HJwarrl road
:Noble Susannah (:Mrs.), drPss maker, 32 Cecil avenue
Norton JanJPs. sltopl;f'eper. 10 Kinp:'s rond
Oakes ·william Charles. Ship P.H. 32 Henth strt-et
Odell Charles, hair dresser, I Park terrace, .Abbey road
Odlings C. florist, 6 Chester terrace, Longbridge road
Olive Sarah (Mrs.), dining rooms, 8 Axe street
LKEI.LY's
Olney William, beer :retailer, II3 Abbey road
Orrock R. & Co. glass bottle manufactrs. Creeks mouth
Orrock Lewis, fishmonger, 7 The Triangle
Page, nan & Co. Limited, builders' merchants,
wbarfingers, timber, cement, lime, brick, lead, glass,
color, paperhangings & ironmongery, Town Quay
Steam wharves. T N's I68 & 9 East Hl;lm
Page Mabel (Miss), dress maker, 12 Cambridge road
Pallot William, boot maker, 40 North street
Psnnell Benjamin .Ambrose, oilman, 107 Ripple road
Pardey & Johnson, grocers, 2 Che.;;ter ter. Longbridge rd
Parish Frederick James, corn dealer, 42 St. Paul's road
Parish Rose (Miss), dress maker, 46 Longbridge road
Parker Frederick Ernest, f~ncy draper, 23 East street
Parker William Arthur, tailor, 4I Faircross avenue
Parkins Ellen (Mrs.), greengrocer, 54 Gascoigne road
Parsons George Edward, beer retailer, II7 Victoria rd
Payne Wi:liam,. butcher, 6o North stre.>t
Pearks Limited, provision dealers, 33 Broadway
Pearson Edward, sen. butcher, 56 East street; 39
Broad\\ay & 176 Ripple road
PePntner Louis, boot repairer, 57 Bifrons street
Pelling Thomas, grocer, 3I East street & oil & color
merchant, 21 Broadway
Percy .John, boot maker, I82 Ripple•road
Perry Henry, corn & flour dealer, 87 Tanner street
Pescoff Isaac, boot maker, 63 Axe street
Peskoff Harris, boot maker, 170 Ripple road
Petchey George, coffee rooms. 213 Ripple road
Pt>ters Wm. Richd. provi!lion dealer, 168 Gascoigne rd
Petrol Csers & Traders' Supply Society Limited, motor
spirit importers, Roden wharf, Highbridge road
Pettit Owen Swift, blacksmith, 41a, Broadway
Pierce George Oliver L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R C.S.Eng. pbr-
.sician & surgeon, {)4 Longbridge rd. & I34 Ripple rd
Pikesley John Waiter, confectioner, 8 The Triangle
Pink John T. ironmonger, 43 Broadway
Pink William, registrar of births, deaths &; marriages.
Ba1·king town sub-di~trict, R-omfOI'd union, 72 Long-
bridge road
Pioneer Catering Co. Limited, George P.H. 47 Broadway
Polikoff Eva (Mrs.), mantle manufacturer, 7 Heath st
Pooi Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 King's road
Poole & Colman, pawnbrokers, 29 Broadway
Porter Albert Thos.shopkpr. & post office, 158 Ripple rd
Porter George, boot maker, 123 Victoria road
Porter James, bird fancier, 13 Back lane •
Porter Sarah (Mrs.), certified midwife, 37 St. Mar-
g-aret's road
Poulson Arthur John, grocer, 28 North street
Poulson Valdemar Jean, draper, 6o Wakering road
Poulter Daniel, cowkeeper & shopkeeper, 2 Barpour road
Powis George, fruiterer, 5 Chester ter. Longbridge road
Premier Match Co. Limited, match manufrs. Abbey road
Preston James Kendall, coffee rooms, 11 The Triangle
Price James, grocer, I78 Ripple road
Priest Euward John, confectioner 43, & ladies' outfitter
45, Axe street
Priggen Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 North street
Pryke Waiter, shopkeeper, I Oban road
Pryor John, laundry, 32 Cambridge road
Public Baths (T. G. Clt>ary, supt. ), East !ltreet
Pyne William, boot repairer, r66 King Edward's road
Quick Harry, bird fancier, 11 Back lane
Quinlan Edward Ernest. hair dresser, 54 Tannt>r street
R:!gosine & Co. Limited, varnish manufrs. Hertford road
Randall Annie D. (Mrs.), fancy draper, I43 Gascoigne rd.
& 4Q Longbridge road
Randall Mary (Mrs ). rtraper, 77 Fanshawe avPnue
Randells (Maltsters) Limited, malt roasters, Abbey road
~rmson John. bn;Jrlt>r, 11 Salisbury avenue
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R.3wlinson John William, insurance agent,44 Faircross av
Rayment Henrv, miscellaneous dealer, 5o Bamford road
Rayment Isabella (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Perth road
RRyment Sydnt>v W. I!PDPral dt>aler. 12 Back lane
Rayner George Henry, boot maker, ":lO GFiscoigne road
Rayner Samuel, boot repairl'r. 11 King Edward's road
RedmRn James, ref-rpshmPnt roomt~. 147 Ripple road
RPed AJice Snsan (Mrs.), bPer rPtailer. 1 Brid!!e street
Reed Samuel Taylor, jun. saddler, I6 East street
ll<>fWPs HP.nrv. clothier. ~ Ffpatb strPet
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Rofuge A"surance Co. Limited (district office) (Wilfred
Ernt>8t Phillip~. di.,trict manager), 86 Ltm<!brilfuoe Td
'Relf Charl<>s "F.dwrtrd. beer retailer, III No..th street
R~ynolds Williqm & Son, bwt makt>l'S, 9 East street
Rice Cha~lPs Henry, draper, 32 Morley road
Richards E. H. Ltd. artificial teeth makers, ~ East stree'
Richards Fr<~nces (Madame), tchr. of music, 27 Cecilav
ll.ichards William, tailor, 1')5 Ripple rPad
Richmond James, boot maker, 120 Gascoigne road
Risley Alexander, photographer, 90 Axe street
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Bobertson Waiter, grocer, II7 Ripple road
Rohinson Sarah Ann {Miss), shopkeeper, 2 Movers lane
Ro!!'ers James, greengrocer, 74 Wakering road
BJlfe Benjamin, laundry, 28 St. Paul's road
R 1lfe E<~ther (Miss), fancy draper, 88 Axe street
Boot Albert, shopkeeper, 72 St. Ann's road
B'JSe L11u'"a (\frs.), wantle warehouse, 19 East street
Bowland Joseph, shopkeeper, 175 North street
Royce Robert John, brush ma.& shopkeeper,1o7 North st
Rudd Henry, plumber, 24 Cambridge road
Bnssell Albert, cycle maker, 29 East street
Ru~~ell Wl:Ii:.~m, tobacconi><t, 46 North street.
Rm;;t Harry. painter, 43 Westbury road
Ruth Mary (Mrs.), dairy, 2 Cranborne road
Rye Ellen (Miss), confr. 7 Chester ter. Longbridge road
Sanders Brothers, corn chandlers, 5 Broadway
Sounders Alfred, coal dealer, 116 Oban road
SaundPr!l Elizabeth Sarah A. (Mrs.), certified midwife,
138 Ripple road
Saunders Ernest William, fried fish dlr. 2 Coverdale rd
Savi'l Catherine Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 37 Eldred 1·d
S'1Ver11 William. shopkeeper, 204 Gascoigne road
Schneiderman Samu~I. boot repairer, 59 Broadway
Seabrook Ernest Jackson Moore, engineer, see Donald-
son & Seabrook
Seaman Mary A.(Mrs.),dress maker,34 St. Erkenwald rd
Seg1l Harry, hair dresser, 14I Ripple road
Selby Burritt, coal merchant, 92 Howard road
Selby Martha (Mrs.), haberdasher, 2 The Triangle
Self-Opening (Th~) Tin Box Co. Limited, tin box mantt-
facturers, London road
S~>ymonr Charles Frank, baker, qo Gascoigne road
Sharpe William, hair dresser, 95 East street
Shaw Mabel (Miss), dress maker, 36 Sunningdale avenue
Sht-ffield Horace, watch maker, 6I Cranborne road
ShPffiPld James, pawnbroker, 20 &; 22 Axe street
Ship ton Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundress, 69 Glenny road
Shorland E. & Son. van k cart builders, Back lanP
Silcox Josiah Francis, grocer, 94 North street
Simpson Percy, fishmonger, 8 East street
Singer Sewing- Machine Co. Limited (George Da" e,
agent). 25 North street
Skillman William Richard, watch maker, 103 Glenny rd
Skinner Edward John, pianoforte tuner, 140 Ripple road
Smith Arthur William & Co. drop ,)1tamp forgings
manufarturers, London road
Smith & Sons, plumbers, 69 Harpour road
Smith W H. &; Snn, news agents, Railway station
Smith Eliz:tbf'th (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 St. Paul's road
Smith Emily (Mrs.), milliner, 14 The Triangle
Smith James GeorgP, greengrocer, 58 TannPr street
Smith Laura (Mrs.), dress maker, 153 Kennedy road
Smith Laonard. butcher, n6 Gascoigne road
Smith M:ary (Mrs.), dress maker, II9 Kennedy road
Smith ~us'lnna (Miss), tPacher of music, 29 Salisbury av
Smith William Henry, fishmonger, 19 Axe street
Smithyes Walt.Rt.school attendance officer,99a,Glenny rd
!=!nul Charlt>s FredPrick, baker, IS Linton road
Spa»kt>!1 Alfl'f'd, hntcher, 89 Tanner street
Spashett Alice (.Mi1111). dress maker, 101 Ripple road
SpPncer Ch<~rles Robert, shopkeeper, 42 Bifrons street
Spif'er G~>orge John, provision dealer, 82 Axe stre~>t
Sp:llman Eclwarrl, florist. I Heath street
Sy:urgeon John G. imurance agent, 123 Park avenup
Spurgin Victor, milliner, see Nash & Spurgin
~tall"f! Rn<~a (Mrs.). coffee tavern, Barldng creel;:
Staples Ernest Fredk. oil & color man, 4I Axe street
StPbbing- Charles, wardrobe dealer, II2 Axe .street
Stevens Henry James, shopkeeper, 43 King Edward's rd
StPvPn" HPrhPrt, hair dresser, I7 FanshawP avenue
StPvenson Thom11s, motor engineer, 93 Ea;;;t street.
T N 4r4 E<ist Ham
Stewart & Snow, outfitters. 6-2 k 64 East street
Stewart James, oil merchant, 8 St. Paul"s road
Stillwell Edwd. & Son Ltd. helmet manufrs.110 North st
Stokes Harry Thomas, hair dresser, 63 Linton road
Stone Athold Alien, ironmonger, 10 Gascoigne road
Storer William T. &; Co. Limit-ed, timber merchants, r I
Fanshawe avenue
Stratford (The) Co-operath·e & Industrial Society I,td.
8, 10 &; I2 North street
Strauss John, butcher, 92 North street
Snllivan Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife, 86 Axe street
Su1livan Frank, watch maker, 14 North street
Sutton William Alfred, butcher, 2.p Ripple road
Swash Bobert, boot repairer, 90 Linton road
Symmons Herbert John, confectioner, 10 A~P stret-t &
145 Ripple road
Tagg Albert Edward, dairy. I Keith road
Tann Frederick Edward, shopkeeper, I7 Howard road
Tarrant Richard, tailor, s East street
B.lRKING. 41
Taylor (Rimington) &; Co. solicitors, 2 East street
Taylor Arthur, carman, 26 London road
Taylor Charles Hillsborough Rimington, solicitor &
commissioner for oaths (firm, Rimington Taylor &;
Co. ), The Corner house, Long bridge road
Taylor David, provision dealer, 33 B1frons street
Taylor Francis, cartage contractor, Abbey yard, North st
Taylor Jaml's. saddler & harness maker, 24 North street
Teal Fred & Co. tailor!> 76, & outfitters 8, East street
TPrritoriJ.l Force Battalion (4th) Essex Regiment (D
Company) (Capt. C. F. Dawson; Ernest Elstone, ser-
!!'eant-instrnctor); head quarters, 7 & 9 Queen's road
Terry Phoebe S. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 113 Ripple road
Thames Stone Co. Limited, artificial stone manufac-
turers, Gascoigne road
Theatre de Lnxe, cinematograph hall, Bamford road
Thomas Charles, shopkeeper, 33 Axe street
Thomas Ellen (Mrs.), news agent, 56 Wakering road
Thomas William .Alfred, dining rooms, 69 North sb·pet
'fhomp,on James William, shopkeeper, 34 Abbey road
Thompson John, tobacconist, 166 Ripple road
Thompson Maud (~lrs.), florist, 44 St. A.wdry's road
Thorne ..ilice (.Mrs.), confectioner, 126 Gascoigne road
Thorpe .Ada (Mr.:..), shopk~-'eper, 209 Gascoigne road
Throssell Henry, baker, 109 North street
Tomlin Rosetta (Mr!1. ), confectioner. 72 North street
Town Hall (A. G. D. Glenny, clerk; Miss Cross, hall
keeper), Broadway
Truman Hrnry, beer retailer, 82 Ripple road
Truman John, beer retlr. 30, &; fruiterer 28, Broadway
Truman John Sellers, greengrocer, 17 Axe street
Truman Joseph, fried fish shop, 52 Gascoigne road
Trussell William. halter, 54 Victoria road
Tune Eveline (Miss), dress maker, 3 Cambridge road
Turner Arthur, insurance agent. 21 St. Margaret's road
Turner Jessie (Miss), shopkeeper, 83 Axe street
Turnt'r Thomas Wilham, butcher, IS East street
Twin Emma Agnes (Mrs.), timber merchant, Boundary
wharf, Abbey road
Tyley Francis, confectioner, 6 St. Paul's road
Up son William, bear r!"tailt'r, CPcil avl'nue
Vale Robert, ~ocer, 96 Glenny road
Vardy Edwin Geo. bake1",40 St.Paul's rd.& 55 & 72 E'lst st;
Vaughan Elizabeth (Mrs.), leather stores, 70 North st
Vwables William, fruiterer, 83 Victoria road
,~e~try & Overseers' Office.s (Alien Wand, cl~>rk), Clock
House chamber:-:, East street
Vincett Bentrice(Mrs.),dairy shop & dress ma.s Heaths'
Vincett Percy Alfred, provision deall'r, 20 Broadway
Vulcan Globl' Match Co. Ltd. Abbl'y road & Town quay
Wade William John, beer retailer, 6 Broadway
Wag-staff Mrs. Emily Jane, laundry. 24 Fanshawe aven
Wainwright Martha (Mrs.), confectioner, 184 Ripple rd
Waite Ellen (Mrs.), registered lodging b{l. 29 Abbey rd
VI aites Elizab~th (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Keith road
Walker Thomas Henry, hair dresser, 44 Broadway
Wallis Bertie, undertaker, 13 Gascoigne road
· Walpole Chas. Wm. John. boot ma. 7I Fanshawe avenue
Wslters James, registered lodging housl', 8 to 12 Abbey
road & 15 & 17 Heath street
Waiters Waiter, boot mal>er, Sr Tanner street
Wambach & Co. sausage skin manufrs. Creek's mouth
Wand Alien, assistant over-.per & ve$try clerk, Clock
Housl' chambers, East street
Ward .Marga1·et Ethel (.Mis~). draper, 161 Ripple road
Warne William & Co. Lim. india ruhbPr goodl1 manufac-
t.url'rs, 29 Gresham strl'et, London E C; India rubber
mills, Abbey mills, Abbey road. See advertise-
ment
Warren George Thomas, insur. agent, 44 Queen's road
Warsap Hmuy, shopkeeper, 8o Waliering road
Watson Owen, fishmonger, 9 King Edwa1d's road
Watson William, boot repairer, 66 St. Awdry's road
Watts James John, picture frame maker, 67 North st.
Weale John, draper, III Ripple road
\\~ebb George, insurance agent, 63 Fan!>ha" e avenue-
Webb G<>orge, watch malier, ro Cecil avenue
Weber Henry, house furnisher, 10 & 12 Heath sbeet
\Yellby Arthur Thomas, tobacconist, 23 Axe street
\Vellby Thomas, oil & color merchant, 12 he street
West Brothers, ba:-ket mal;:er~. r6 London road
Wetherell Edv.ard, coffee rooms, 48 Abbey road
Wheaton Frank, ironmongl'r, I I North street
Wheaton James Hy. insurance agt. 6 Wilmington grdn&
Wheele Ale.x. tobaccnst. &; nPws agt. 6r Longbridge rd
White Rt.& Sons Lim.mineral water manufrs.St.Paul's r<t
White George, shopkeeper, 56 Shaftesbury road
WhitE> Waiter, shopkeeper, 138 Gascoi~ne road
Whiting Albert J. in11nrance supt. 41 Cecil av~>nue
W'hitmore Henry Limited, corn merchants, 14 Broadwa..-
Whitten Alfred, shopl;:eeper. r C'ooke street ,.-tN&HA.,
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rtt!trEJilt!HCII &.ISRJ&IfY'
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Whitton Eliza (:\'Irs. ), draper, E:z North street . 1 Withers Alfred, solicitor, 30 North street
Wicken George Henry, fishmonger, 35 Heath street Withers Guy, house agent, 30 North street
Wigington Hemy, shopkeeper, 128 Morley road Wohle-Mineral Oil Products (191o) Limited, Hertford if
Wilks George, greengrocer, 37 Howard road Wood Alfred, whealwright, see Holgate & Wood
Wil)ett Brother~, printers, 17 Gascoigne road Wood Harry, sanitary inspector &c. to the Barking Urban
Willett Robert, clothier 2, hosier & glover 4, & linen District Council, Public offices, East street
draper 7, Broadway; pawnbroker 32, & house furnisher Wood Louisa (:Mrs.), shopl1.eeper, 137 Ripple road
32a & 34, North street Wood Stephen A. confectioner,59 East st. & 18 Broadway
Williams & Bentley, dairymen, 31 Cranborne road Wood Thomas, dairy, II5 Gascoigne road
Willis Henry James, jeweller, 33 East street Woodforde Alfred William George M.B., B.S.Lond,,
Willsher Frederick. coal & wood dl:r_ 30 Shaftesbury rd M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeol(,.
Willsher Harris, fried fish dealer, I Oobham road Thorneycroft, Ripple road
Willmwre Robert, bird & animal dealer, 39 North str!'et Worricker J oseph Thomas, fancy repository ,3 East stree.t
• Willsmore Robert. shopli:eeper, 7 Church road Wotton Eva (Mrs.), confectioner, 48 Broadway
Wilson & Son, solicitors, 36 Linton road Wright George, shopkeeper, 41 Fanshawe avenue
Wilson & Whitworth Limited, stationers, 5 Linton road Wright James, boot repairer, 53 Axe street
Wilson & Co. varnish manufacturers, West bank Wright William Charles, shopkeeper, 2 Oban road
Wilson Basil, solicitor (firm, Wilson & Son),36 Linton st Wykes E. leather seller, 27 North street
Wilson James, oil & color man, 43 Longbridge road Young Thomas & Sons, auctioneers, 2 Broadway
Winch Sydney Charles, oilman, "123 North street Young Henry, fishmonger, 65 Linton road
Wise Robert Henry, shopkeeper, 10 Boundary road Young William, oil &; color man. 18 Gascoigne road
Wiseman Douglas H!'rbert, solicitor (fiTm, Rimington Zack Louis, boot repairer, 32<> Ripple road
Taylor & Co. ), 20 Strathfield ~ardens Zolow~ld Barnet, tailor, 28 Gaseoigne road
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RIPPLESIDE.
(Marked thus * M'Cei,·f' their letters 1 M.D., F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., King Charle~, Ship & Shovel P .H
th1•ough Chad well Heath.) D.P.H .. medical supt.; Miss M. C. *May Robert, farmer, Great Portel'IJ
G. ChrystiP, matron), Upney Mills Thomas, farmer, Lodge farm
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Bibby Herbert John, wheelwright Poole Wm.market gardener,Moggs fxo
*Cleaver Mrs. Great Porters Brown Robert George, farmer Richardson William, shopkeepw
l~O.UMKHL'IAL. Bruce Ernest J ames, beer retailer Smith W illiam, dairy farmer, East-
Bambridge Mary A.nn (Mrs.), wheel- *Coppen Thomas L. jun. farmer, bury Hall farm
wright Parsloes farm Strutt John, sluice keeper to Mr.
Barking Cemetery (Thomas Booton, Goodman Charles H. & Arthur, mar- Charles Borrett
supt.; Harry Hargreaves. clerk) ket gardeners, Gale street Venables Samuel Alban, blacksmith
Barking Town Infectious Disease6 Hurry W. .A. & Sons, monumental W ackett Victor, market gardener
Hospital (Robert John Ewart masons Waiesby William, beer retailer
BARKING SIDE is a large and scattered village and The Homes are open to visitors every week-day aftec-
ecclesiastical parish, formed April g, 1841, out of the noon, except Saturday, between 2 and 5; John William
ecclesiastical parish of Great Ilford; it is in the Urban Godfr!'y, governor. A public park of 10 to 12 acres,
District of Ilford, and on the borders of Hainault Forest, situated near the Police station, was opened in 1902, jl.nd
with four stations on the Ilford and Woodford branch has entrances in Cranbrook road and Mossford green.
line of the Great Eastern railway, and is 4 miles north The principal landowners are the Crown, Earl Cowley,
from Barking station on the London, Tilbury and South- Lieut.-Col. W. J. Rous, of Worstead, Norfolk, John
end railway, 5 west from Romford and 9 from London, Henry Monins esq. of Ringwould, Dover, and the trus·
in the Southend division of the county, Beacontree petty tees of the late Francis Whitbourne esq. Sir Edward
sessional division, Romford county court district, juris- Hamilton W. Bulse bart. of Breamore House, Wilts, ia
diction of the Central Criminal Court, and in the lord of the manor. The population in 1901 was 6,~,
Eastern Metropolitan postal district, rural deanery of and in rgii, 7,845, including 2,467 inmates and ~32
Barking, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. officials and their families in Claybury London County
The church of the Holy Trinity, erected in 1840, Lunatic Asylum, and 1,288 inmates and II9 officials and
is an edifice of brick in the Norman style, consist- their families in Dr. Barnardo's Village Home for
ing of chancel, nave, vestry, organ chamber, north Orphan, Neglected and Destitute Girls.
porch and a tower at the north-west angle, surmounted Parish Clerk, William Henry Wiskar.
by a turret, and containing one bell: there are me- Sexton, ~•\.lfred Linsell.
morial windows to Mr. and Mrs. Whitbourn; Mr. G. H. Post, M. 0. & T. Office, near the Old Chequers P.H.-
Ingrarn, Mr. G. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers: George William Ingram, sub-postmaster. Letten
the church affords about soo sittings, most of which arrive through Ilford at 7.30 a.m. & 3.30 & 6 p.m.;
are free. The register dates from the year 1840. The dispatched at 8.30 a.m. & 3.30 & 8 p.m.; sundaya,
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £rg8, including arrive 8.30 a.m.; dispatched 8.30 a.m
20 acres of glebt>, with :rPsidence, in the gift of the vicar Wall Letter Boxes: Pence piece, cleared at 8,15 a.m.
of Great Ilford, and held since r8go by the Rev. & 3.20 & 7.40 p.m. week days only; Old Maypole P.H.
Wladislaw Somerville Lach-Szyrma M.A. of Brasenose cleared at 8.25 a.m. & 3.30 & 7.50 p.m. week days
College, Oxford. The mission church of St. Laurence, only & Horseshoes, cleared"Rt 7.30 a.m. & 3·45 & 7·30
at "The Horns," is an iron building, and will seat p.m.; sundays, 7.40 p.m.; Newbury Park Station,
about 200 persons; there are also two mission chapels. cleared 8.45 a.m. & 3.30 & 8.45 p.m. ; sundays, 8.45 a.m
Tnere is a Unitl:"d Methodist chapel, a Wesleyan Mission Metropolitan Police Station, William McLeod, sergeant
Room, a GospPl Mission Hall on the BirkbPck estate in charge, 2 acting sergeants, 3 sergea;nts & 28 con·
and another in Cranbrook road. The Village Home for stables
Orphan and Destitute Girls is a branch of Dr. Barnardo's Schools.
Homes National Incorporated Association, and was Uford lTrban District Council (boys & girls), Newlmry
founded by Dr. T. J. Barnardo, who died in Sept.
1905. and is int!'rred in the centre of the village la~t~'; ;':~r~~e 8~i~;~~n~:~ 2~0:sboi:~ 1~~~~i~ls ~ :~
0 19 2 0

grounds. The children, numbering about 1,4oo, reside infants; Wait-er Page, head master; Miss E. Cooke,
in separate cottages, each holding from r6 to 20 head mistress; Miss May Ganly, infants' mistress
girl11, under thP charge of a responsible matron, and
there are ~chool" for about 7oo girls and Ioo infant~. Public Elementary (Church ()f England), built in t84:z•
The "ChildrPn's Church," PrE'ctPd in 1893 , at the sole & enlarged at diffeTent. times up to t88r; it will now
hold 346 children ; average attendance, 250; Arthur
cost of a lady. is a structure of l)['ic], "ith stone facings. Denham, master
and has a tower containing" 6 bells: it will seat about
1,200: there is also a rec~iving house, hospital, sana- Railway Stations.
torium for consumptivPs, Iimndry, school of art needle- Fairlop, Grange Hill & Chigwell, G. E. Railway, J.
work, embroidery and lace making, a school of cookery, Oracknell, station master
general stores, and dres><maldng and needlework rooms, Newbury Park & Barkingside, G. E. Railway, J. !.
Mossford lodge (workers' residence) & governor's house. Booth, station master
PRIVATR UJo:j;JDEYTS. I Godfrey John Wmiam, Village Home r Lach-Szyrma Rev. Wladislaw Somer-
Cannon Stanley F. GlPnl!'a i Harding Alfred D. B. Little Gearils ville M. A. (vicar of Holy Trinity),
Cheyne James, Braehead.Hamilton nv Hatton Llewellyn, Rattan's corner The Vicarage
Dowker Mrs. Holly lo. Ft>nce piece Hinton Frederick Charle8, B~lmont, Law John, Hamilton avenue
Gibson Jol:n Harrison. Gant!l Hill rot- CranlJrook road Macey Francis, Roadfield
tage, Cranbrook road I c Ma.thews Henry, Lindhun;t
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BAh!\':STOX. 43
Mootz William H. Hamilton avenue Edwards David & Arthur, farm!'rs,, McKee Fredk. Charles M. B., B.Ch.,
Potts John, Hamilton avenue Mossford Green B.A.O.R. U .I. physician & sur-
Raine Geo. \Yest view, Cranbrook rd Elliott Herbert, insurance agent, geon ; surgery, ~lossford green
Re~·nolds Charles, Fence piece Victoria road Maudsley Noel ~I.B., C.M. ; surgery,
Ro~e Berbert Harold, Hamilton aven Faulkner Wm. carman, Mossford grn :Mossford Green
;Sarfa~ Fdk.Hamilton ho.Cranbrook rd Field James, general dealer, The Mighell Cobbett, farmer, l''ern hall
Sloane James, Hamilton avenue Limes, Fence piece ;\lillett Edward, farm bailiff to Clay-
Taylor John William, Minden villa Gilman Thomas, confr. Maypole road bury .Asylum
Thomas Mrs. The Beeches, Gran- Gowen Fn•dt>rick, builder, Victoria rd Povey Wm. baker, Tomswood hill
brook road Green Herbert William, shopkeeper, Prentis William & Co. market g.u:-
Warwick John Hamilton avenue Fulwell Hatch j deners, Cranbrook road
Webb Wait. Hatley ho. Cranbrook rd Griggs Frederick John, insurance Roberts Richard, market gardener,
Web<:tN Janws. lnterim,Cranbrook rd agent. Victoria road, Horseshoes Horns road
"R il"on Horace S. Hamilton a\·enue Barris Ernest, coach builder Roberts Richard, jun. jobber, ~Io~-
Hawkings Jn. frmr. Claybury Ball fm ford Green
• COMMERCIAL. Hazell &; Tiffen, dairyman,Tanners la Rowley John. sen. greengroctF,
A. Yis Frank, blacksmith, School ho. Hif'k'3 Mrs. Rebecca, shopkpr. High st Tomswood hill
Moso;ford green *Hill Mary Lucy (Mrs. ),dre~ maker, Rugg Elizabeth ~Iis•), dres" maker,
Bere Albert, greeng-rocer, Horseshoes Tanner'" lane Tom'<wood hill
Brown Rupert, farmer, Gaysham hall Hopkin ElPanor (Mist<), dress maker, St. Pier .Arth. jobber, :Mos•ford Grn
Chalmers I~abella & Mary ("Mis~es), Cranbrook road, Horseshoes Sheil .Arth. Frdl-. confr.Cranbrook rd.
farmers, Forest farm Hughes Phillip (Mr~. ), dres<: maker, Spring-all Wait. Geo.!!I'ocer, Victoria rd
Clampton .Alfred, ma1 ket g-ardener, 3 Omega cottages, Tanner's lane Stringer Bro<:. fr:nrs. )iiddlefield ho
Xew North road Hunt William, greengroc£'1', High st SudburyWm.E.sign writr.Maypol!' rd
Cole Fletcher, confectioner, High st Ingram Arthur Percy, builder,High st Terry Eliza (~Irs. ), ... hopkeeper, Toms~
Crawley George, boot maker, High st Ing-ram Geo. Wm. grocer, Post oftlce wood hill
Deve-on JamP~. Old Chequer:-; P .H lngram James, farmer, Hedgeman's Tiffen G!'offrey, dairyman. •l:'e Hazel\
Deveson Phillip Jas.Old Maypole P.H farm & St. Swithins & Tiffl:'n
Dr. Barnardo's Homes (National In- Johnson Percy Chas.greengro.High sl Wall George John & Son,blacksmiths
corporated Association) for Orphan, Joslin Alb!'rt, dairyman, Fairview Waiter Georgc, builder, Tanner;;; lane
~egolected & Destitute Girls (Wm. Lam·b Frank, farmer, Clay hall \'y"ebb William, grocer, Fence piece
Baker e~q. M ..A., LL.D. hon. direc- Lnwton Fredk. Thos. butcher,High st Westou Luke, confectioner, Hors&-~
tor; John W illiam Godfrev•
. Lee Bros. carmen, Mossford green shoes, Cranbrook road
governor; Rev. James Francis Lee Wm. farmer, Bunting Bridge fm Westwood Charles, beer retailer, ~e?t
).fedley M. A. chaplain); office, 18 Leheup Herbert W. Red House P.H Fairlop Oak
to 26 Stepney can'leway, London E Linsell Alfred, !!!Hton & greengroc!'r. Wrig-ht By. jobber, Mossford g-reen
Mossford green Wright Hl:'nry Cha~. build!'r, Bute- rd
BARLING is a parish, 4 miles north from Shoebury- Chapter of St. Paul's, and held since 1903 by the Rev.
ness terminal station of the London, Tilbury and South- Alfred Webb. James Tabor esq. D.L., J.P. of theLawn-,
end railway, 5 east-south-east from Rochford, 5 north- Rochford, is lord of th.:> manor of Mucking Hall. The
east from Southend and 47 from London, in the South Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's are lords of the manor of
Eastern divi-sion of the county, Rochford hundred, unio11 Barling Hall, and the principal landowners. The soil
and petty sessional division, Southend county court dis- is light upland and heavy marsh land; subsoil, clay,
trict, rural deanery of Canewdon and Southend, arch- gravel and blue gait. The chief crops are wheat, oats,
tleaconry of Essex and diocese of Chelmsford: this is an barley, potatoes, beans, peas and clover. The area 11
ancient village and was given by King Edward the Con- 1,289 acres of land, 2 of inland and 62 of tidal water
feqsor to St. Paul's Cathedral, to which the living still and 99 of foreshore; rateable value, £1,798; the popu.-
belongs: it liPs on a creek communicating with the lation in rgn was 334·
Roche, opposite to Potton and the other marshy islands
at the mouth of the Roche; on the north is a quay. Post Office. Mrs. Jane Snow, sub-postmistress (letters
The church of All Saints is a building of stone in the should have Essex added). Letters from Shoeburynes1
Perpendicular style, consistin~ of chancel, nave, north &; Southend-on-Sea arrive at 8.20 a.m. & 1.40 p.m.;
aisle, a small vestry, added about 1840, south porch dispatch"d at 10 a.m. & 3.20 & 5.20 p.m.; arrive on
and a massive embattled we!'tern tower, surmounted by sundays 8.20 a.m.; dispatched 10 a.m. The nearest
a !'mall woorlen spire and originally containing two money order & telegraph office is at Great Wakering,
bells, one undated (about 1590), the other dated 1666; 2 miles distant
in 1902 these two bells were melted down and 3 new
be11s cast from the metal: the east window is stained: Wall Letter Box, cleared at 8.3o a. m. & z Pm.;
ther~ are 2oo ~>ittings. The register of baptisms dates sundays, 8.3o a.m
from 1555; marriages and burials from 1695. The Council School (mixed), erected in 1877, for 200 chil-
living i'l a vicarage, net yearly value £2oo, with 27 dren, enlarged in I894; average attendance, 162;
acres of glebe, and residence, in the ~ift of the Dean and .Allcn Shephard, master
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PRIV .ATE RESIDENTS. Deeks Edward, farmer, Roach farm ~IurrellHerbe1 t, market gardener
Lamb AlexandPr, Blue hous!' Grove~ Joseph, shopkeeper Outten Isaa.c, market gardener
Webb Rev. Alfred (vicar) Langstone Frederick, nurseryman, Rayner Joshua, farmer, Burton's frm
Bolt's nurseries Salmon George,farm bailiff to Arthur
COlDIERCIAL. :Meeking William Thomas, market Bentall esq. Barling Hall farm
Bennewith Henry, builrler gardener, Barlin~ house (letters should be addre;;sed Grea.t
Brown John, farmer, Sutton farm :\'Iontgomery Rol::ert & J n. farmers, Wakering-)
Dnrrill ·waiter, farmer Mucking hall Smith Joseph, market gardener
BARNSTON, mentioned in Domesday Survey, is a 1 Charities, left in 165-1- by Daniel Baynard, and in 1657
parish, on the river Chelmer and the road from Dunmow by William Cola;d get.t. tog-ether with land held by
1
to Chelmsford, 2 miles south-east from Dunmow station, 1he tru.-tee'! of Scott's charity, produce £I3 yearly,
on the Bi~hop~ Stortford, Dunmow and Braintree section I which is distributed iu money. The Livermore charity,
of the Great Ea;;tern railway, 10 north from Chelmsford, amounting to £z x2s. yearly, is distributed in coal.
and 38! from London, in the Western division of the Leslic .A. Toke esq. of Stratton-on-the-Fosse, near Bath,
county, Dunmow hundred, petty sessional division, union is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
and county court district, rural deanery of Dunmow, soil varies considerably; subsoil, loam. The chief crops
Crlche<:ter archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The , are wheat. beans and barley. The area is 1,349 acres;
church (dedication unknown) is a building of flint, con- rateable value, £1,157; the population in 19II was 163
sisting of chancel, nave, ~orman south doorway, and m the civil and 146 in the ecclesiastical parish in I90I.
a western turret containing 2 bells: in the chancel is a
double piscina and a memorial window, placed there at I OU~SLOW GRER~ is half a mile south.
the expense of Miss Toke, of Dover, to the Bev. Willinm
Toke, her father, rector, I8o7-27, and another to the By Local Government Board Order 22,326, March 24.
Livermore family : there are 130 sittings. The register 1
1889. Ounslow Green and Aptonfield F ,um were trallll-
dates from the year I539· The living is a rectory. net ferred from GrPat Dunmow to Barnston, and some ho!lSPS
yearly value £z6o, with residence, in the gift of Leslie 1
in the Chelmsford road tran;,fprred from the htter to
A. Toke esq. and held since 1909 by the Bev. Charles ; the former parish.
Jamt>s Ward ~I..A., B.D. of Trinity College, Dublin. Parish Clerk, Thomas Chipperfield..
 44 BARNSTON. ESSEX. (KELL1"'8

Post Office. Horace F. Hunt, sub-postmaster. LPtterl! Public Elementary Schaol (mixed). for 50 children;
through Dnnmow, arrive at 6.40 a.m. & 5·5 p.m.; average attendance, 44; Miss Mary Roast, mistress
dispatched at 8.50 a.m. &; 5.40 p.m.; sunday. dis- This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Dun.
patched at 8.50 a.m. The nearest money order & mow District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard, Grea'
telegraph office is at Dunmow, 2 miles distant Dunmow, clerk
Wail Letter Box, at Broadgroves, cleared at 8 a.m. & Coaches & Carrier$, see Dunmow
5·30 p.m.; sundays, 9.10 p.m 1
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:Barker Henry, Albans Davey Henry Joseph, blacksmith j Sweeting Charles, farmer, Mockeo
Fry Henry, Barnston lodge Hunt Horace F. assistant overseer & Herds farm & Wells Tye
Hayden Mrs. The Cottage sub-postmaster 1 Turner .A.. &; H. farmers, The Hall,
Ward Rev. Charles James :M ..A.., B.D. Matthams Christopher, farmer, New 1 Pyes & Brook farms
(rector), 'Ihe Rectory House farm Wakeling Thomas, gardener to H.
COHMERCIA.L. Short Robt. beer retlr. & shopkeeper Fry e·sq
Ashwell Jn. Hy. farmer, .Apton Fields
BASILDON, see Laindon. BATTLES :BRIDGE, see Rettendon. '

BA YTHOBN END, see Birkbrook

BEAUMONT-with-MOZE is a village and parish, 3
miles north from Thorpe station on the Tendring Hun-
dred hraucb of the Great Eastern railway, 6 west-north-
west from Walton-on-the-Naze, 9! south-west from Har-
wich, and 8~ suuth-eallt from Ma1mingtree, in tile North-
Eastern division of the county, Tendring Hundred petty
sessional division and union, Colchester, Clacton and
Harwich joint county court district, rural deanery of
St. Osyth, archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese of
Chelmsford : it is at the head of a large creek of the
sea and has a wharf. The parishes of Beaumont and
Moze were united by .Act of Parliament in 1678 : the
church of Moze (St. Mary), being dilapidated, was
taken down and the materials utilized in restoring
the church at Beanmont : its site was in a holl<>w near
the present Old Moze Hall, but no vestiges of it now
:remain. The church of St. Leona-rd, pleasantly seat~d
on a hill, is an edifice of rubble stone, consisting of
chancel, nave of three bays, north aisle, south porch, and
a western bellcote of stone containing 2 bells : there is a
small Norman window filled with stained glass in the
north side of the chancel, but the principal portions ot
the edifice are Early English : the east window and a
smaller one on the south side of the chancel are examples
of Decorated work : the east window and eight others
are stained : the south porch is of ancient oak : the
church has 180 sittings. The Moze register of bap-
tisms dates from 1548 ; burials, 1556, and marriages,
1559; the Beanmont registers of baptisms and burials
dat~ from 1564, and marriages, 1567. 1.'he living is
a rectory, net yearly value £5oo, with residence and
46 acres of glebe, in the gift of Mrs. Evans, of Dover-
II!Onrt, and held since 1907 by the Rev. Her1ert George
:Stewart Mathews B.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cam-
bridge. Here is a Wesleyan chapel with 1:20 sittings.
The Governors of Guy's H()spital, London, are lords of
'he manor and the chief landowners. The ancient
manor of Moze dates from the time of Edward the
Confessor, when it belonged to Levesin, a Saxon: it was
N:athews Rev. Herbert George StewartiBiggs Horace Lambert, assistant over-
B.A. (rector), The Rectory 1
seer, New Moze hall
,Carter Thomas, farmer, The Oaks
· COMMERCIAL. I Chaplin William S. Swan inn
:Biggs George Jonathan, farmer, l\-ew !Fairhead William Golden, farmer,
Moze hall I Beaumont hall
BECONTBEE
eventually merged int<l the neighbouring posses.sion1 of
the Earls of Oxford, and has remained with the suc-
cessive t>wners of Beaumont up to the present time:
salt works existed here at the time of the Norman
survey. Traces of the "Old Hall" still exist in a
field which retains that name about a quarter of a mile
south of the present manor house, or "New Hall":
this latter is a fine <Specimen of Domestic architecture,
and was probably erected between the years 1512 and
1551: it is now occupied as a farmhouse. The soil is
loamy and clay; and the subsoil partly clay. The chief
crops are wheat, barley, clover and beans. Much of
what was once a large tract of marsh land is now under
cultivation. The area is 2.886 acres of land, 4 of in-
land and 76 of tidal water and 291 of foreshore; rate-
able value, £2,86r ; the population in 19n was 394·
MOZE (or Mose) is about a mile and a half north-east.
Sexton, Jacob Smith.
Post Office, Bt>aumont.-Maurice Ruffles, sub-post.
master. Letters arrive from Weeley, Essex, at 7-IS
a.m. & 2 p.m.; dispatched 10.15 a. m. (July to Sept.)
& 11.25 a.m. (Oct. to June) & 6. xo p.m. ; sundays, 9·35
a.m. The nearest money order & telegraph offices are
at Great Oakley & Thorpe, each about :zl miles distant
Wall Letter Box at Potland, cleared 9· 15 a. m. (July ttt
Sept.) & 10.36 a.m. (Oct. to June) & 5.30 p.m.; no
snndsv collection
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Church School (mixed), for 94 children; average at-
tendance, 43; Mrs. J. Dibb, mistress
This school is controlled by the Essex County Educa-
tion (Tendring-) Advisory Sub-Committee, G. C. Hol-
land, 4 Trinity street, ColchestPr, clerk
Carriers to :
Col.chester--Arthnr Parker passes through tnes.
thnrs. & sat
Harwich-Arthnr Parker passes through mon. wed. & sat
Joy Frederick T. ( exors. of), farmers,
Old Moze hall
Mil11; Horace. farmer. Old hall
Ruffles Arthur, shopkeeper
Sorrell Mark Leonard, frmr.Moat frm
ATH, see Dagenham.

BELCHAMP OTTEN is a parish, 4! miles south- l!'ift of and held since 1899 by the Rev. Harry Piper
east from Clare station on the Stour Valley branch of Parmenter B.A. of Corpus Christi Oollege, Cambridge.
the Great EastPrn railway, Bi north-east from Halstead HPre is a Baptist chapel. The poor have about £4
and 6 we11t from Sndbnry. in the Northern division vearly. The Rev. H. P. Parmenter B.A. who is lord of
of the county, hundred of Hinckford North, Hinckford the manor. E. C. Parmenter esq. and Mrs. A. V.
petty sessional division, union and county court di!l- Thistlewood are the principal landowners. The soil is
~rict of Sndbury, rural deanPry of Belchamp, arch- clay and loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
d£aconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The wheat, beans and barley. The area is 1,737 acres: rate-
church of St. Ethelbert and All Saints is a small able value, £r,348; the population in 1911 was Yg8.
bnildin~·of :Hint stone and plaster, in the Early En~lish Parish Clerk, John Maxim.
and Norman styles, consistinJr of chancel, nave, south Letters receivPd from Clare. Suffoll>, & delivered by foo~
porch and a small tower at the west end containing 3 post at 8 a.m. Cavendish, 3! miles distant, is the
bells: thPre is a stained window in the chancel, erected nearest money order office & Gestingthorpe, 3 miles
by the Rev. Edward Goodall Da-wson, rector 1864-99• distant, the nearest telegraph office. Wall Letter
in memory of his parents : the church affords 200 sit- Box cleared at 4-30 p.m
tings. The register11 of baptisms, burials and marriage11 Non-Providt>d Sc>hool (mixed), for 70 children; aT"erage
date from 1563. The living is a rectory, nPt yPa•ly attendance, 26; Miss .A.lice Offord, mistress
value £3oo, with residence and 1! acres of glebe, in the Carrier to Sudbnry.-Oswald Hansom, thnrs
PRIVATE REl':IDENTS. Bird William, farmer, Colas farm Offord John Edey, farmer, White-
Parmenter Rev. Harry Piper B.A. Cornell Henry Chas. miller (wind) house farm
Rectory DeekesGeo. Chas.farmer, Stettles frm PParsons John. beer retailer
Thistlewood Mrs. A. V. The Fowes Goody Joshua, shopkeeper, & assist- PPArsons William, Green Man P.H
COMMERCIAL. ant overseer TilbrGok Thos. farmer, Bevingdon bo
:Bird Fras. Shephard, farmer,The Hall Mansfield Thomas, Windmill P.H
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DIHECTOkY.J ESSEX- { AND NORTH WOOD. j
BELCHAM:P ST. PAUL (so called because it was Charitv is in the hands of three trustees. the vicar
given by King .Athelstane, in 930, to the Cathedral of
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being ex-officio, two others being appointed by the
St. Paul) is a village and parish, 3~ miles south-east Parish Council; and 2a. or. 37P· land and a "brick
from Clare station on the Sudbury and Haverhill branch school " on The Green for a night school, now used as
of the Great Eastern railway, 7 north-west frum Sud- a reading room or men's club. In I887 a sum of
bury and I I north from Halstead, in the Northern money bringing in about £6 yearly was left by Mrs.
division of the county, Hinckford hundred, North Hinck- Smith, of Cavendish, to be equally divided between four
ford petty sessional division, Sudbury union and county old men and four ()ld women. The Charity Commis-
court district and in the rural deanery of Belchamp, sioners, who are lords of the manor, the trustees of ths
archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. late W. B. Gurteen esq. Mitchell Henry Digby Parrr
The church of St. Andrew is a building of stone in the esq. George Robert Offord e"q. and Charles Ray esq. of
Norman and Perpendicular st~1es, consisting of chancel, Clare, Suffolk, are the principal landowners. The soil
nave of three bays, north aisle, south porch and an is clay, loam and gravel; subsoil, clay and loam. The
embattled western tower containing 5 bells: in the chief crops are wheat, bl:'ans, oats and barley. The
chancel are ten stalls with finely carved misereres of area is 2,550 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable
anciPnt date; here also is a fine brass, which on close ,·alue, £2,055; the population in I9II was 482.
-examination appears to consist of the remains of two Sexton, John Gibbons.
brasses arrang~'d on one stone, the inscription rnns : - Post Office.-Mrs. Ursula Brown, po~tmi,tress. LettArs
~Here lieth the Bodie of Elizabeth, one of ye daughters
arnve b) foot post from Clare, Suffolk, at 7.40 a.m.
and co-heiress of Ed ~ard Best latp of Cornard esq. first &i 12.35 p.m. ; dispatched 10.5 a.m. & 4·55 p m.; no
married to John BuC'henham esq. by whom she had sunday deliYerv or dispatch. 'fhe nearest money order
Etlward yet living and Dorothy deceased, and after & telegraph office is at Clare, 3i miles distant
married to William ·G'"llding, by whom she had Edward
and Elizabeth deceased and Margery and Mary yet living, BELCH.A.MP RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
obiit. xx. Maii I591 ; " althoug-h the inscription is to a The parishes in the district are :-..:\.lphamston&, Bel-
lady, the effigy is that of a gentleman, and the figures champ Otten, Belchamp St. Paul, Bt'lchamp Waiter,
of the childran on the slab do not agree with the Borley, Bulmer, Bures Hamlet, Foxearth, Gesting-
number giv'3n in the inscription: at the back of the thorpe, Henny (Great), HPnny (Little), Lamarsh,
sedilia are two lozenge shaped stones which contain Liston, 1.\liddleton, Northwood, Pentlow, Twinstead and
brass shields char~ed "ith the arms of Buckingham and Wickham St. Paul's, being the Essex parishes in
!!~~;ngf ~~~ i1~!~t,f~ G~~~~n;e~O:s t:a~a~!~ ~0°!'b: Sudbury (Suffolk) union. The area is 26,5oo acres;
and that these lozenges are the remains of two side ratoo.ble value, Lady Day, 19 1 4• £ 25• 21 7; the popu-
lation in I9I I was 4,676
pane111; the top ~tone had probably the inscription given The Council meets at the Board Room in the Union
above with the figure. of a lady I~ow lost, three shields Workhouse Sudbury Suffolk monthly on a thursday
and two groups of children, the 1ssue of her two mar- t ' ' '
riages; the other raised tomb was probably to William
I c: · II. 3o aRm.
;Irm;;• :i;n(
H "It
1 Cl k J p Golding-
am a 11 • u mer, u u:y, "u 0 1
Golding esq. whose figure, with those of his one son amS d~n ~; ~q. · ·
and thre-e daughters, remains on this slab: the church
was thoroughly restored and rf'sPatPd in the year I873, I Officials.
and has 300 sittings. The register dates from the year Clerk, Geor~e Lancelot Andrewes, 58 Fr1ars street, Sud-
1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value [,2oo, I bury, Suffolk
with 65 acres of glebe and residence, in the j!ift, by Tre~surer, Algemon Beckford Bevan, Bank house, llarke~
an Order in Council, June 23rd, 187o, of the DPan and h1!l, Sud~ury, Suffolk . . .
Canons of Windsor, and held since 1910 by the Medical Officer of Health, John Smc1a1r Holden M.D
Rev. Robert Francis Flvnn Th.Assoc.K.C. Here is a East house. Sudhury, Suffolk
Mission room, built in igo6 at a cost of about [, 200 , Sanitary Inspector & Surveyor, Sydney Allpress, Balling-
seating So persons. There are charities amounting to don, Sudbury
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[,65 annually, of which [2o was left in I854 by the
Rev. Edward Pemberton, of this parish, to be distributed Non-Provided School (mixed & infants), erected in 184~
yearly in fuel and clothing; [,20 left in I8 4o by the for 100 boys & girls & 40 infants; average attendance,
Rev. Jeremy Pemberton, rector of Foxearth, and [15 70; John William Day, master
for the day school and [10 for the Sunday school left Carriers to Sudbury. James .Amos, tues. & thurs. A;
by the Rev. Edward Pemberton; the Jeremy Pemberton . Elijah Amos & George Chinnery, thurs
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Chinnery GPO. pork butcher &; carrier Harrington George, farm bailiff to
Flynn Rev. Robert Fras. Th.A.K.C. Convales.cPnt Home (Misses Rose, Lily Mr. Charles Ray, Gages farm
(vicar), Vicarage & Emeline Goody, proprietors) Mann HPnry Arthur, shopkeeper
Goody Misses, The Limes D<tvey Frank. warket gardener :\Iartin Edward, blacksmith
Day John William, clerk to Parish '\fartin John, shoe makf'r
COMMERCIAL. Council & assistant ovPrseer Offord George RobPrt, farmer & land
Amos Elijah, carrier Deekes Matilda (Mrs.), farmer,Wood- owner, Lovelands farm
Amos James, shopkeeper & carrier barns farm Simpson Thomas, farm bailiff t!l
1Ja~ham Charles Henry, farm bailiff to Durrant Ed!!ar Thos. beer ret.Tilbury Frank Twitchett esq. Cutbu'lh farm
W_ B. Gurteen esq. Hole farm Ea!!"lf' W·11tPr, farmer. Clare downs TwitchPtt George, bricklayer
Bird William, fat·m bailiff to Alma Filby William, bPer retailer Ward John, wheelwright
Woods esq. Butlers farm I
GalliPnne Jn. Arth.farmer,P'Iul's hall Wiffen John, shoe mal~:er
~hinnery Emily (Mrs.), beer rPtailer • Grout Frank, Half Moon P.H

:BELCHAMP WALTEB and NORTH WOOD.

BELCH AMP W ALTER is a parish, on a brook fall- neath a finPly-carvf'd canopy or the Decorated pl'lriod
ing into the Stour, 'i miles west from Sudhmy station, above, the tomb of Sir John BoutPtort: the rerl:'dos of
and 4 from Long MPlfonl Junction, on the Stour Valley mosaic work was erPCtPd at the t>xpen!IP of tbf' RPv .•J.
branch of the Great Eastern railway and 8 M. St. Clere Raymond M A. rector of Belchamp Waiter
north-east from Halstead, in the Northern division r859-62, by whom also the church was rest()rf'd in r86o.
of the oonnty, Hinc•kford hundred, North Hinck- 11t a cost of £r,4oo: thPre are 2-,6 11ittings. The register
ford petty sessional division, Sudbury union and county dates from the year I559· The living is a vicarage.
court district and in the rural deanery of Belchamp, a.nnf'xf'd t() that of RnlmPr. joint nPt yParly value [2Ro.
archde'lcanry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. with 2 acrf's of e-lehP, in the aift of ~rs. Ravmonll,
The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a building of stone. •md hf'lrl !lince TBQQ by thf' Rev. Arthnr Pil\gt'()n PannPll
ehiefty in the DPcorated and Perpendicular styles (with \fA. of Rt. J'lhn's C'ollP!!'f', Oxfm·tl, w-h4l rPeinP<I at
the exception of the north wall of the chancPl, ....rhich is Rulmf'r. The trustees of thf' late Samuel John St. Clt"re
Norman) and consists of chancel, nave, south porch and Rn·mond es1. (d. 1900) are lords of the manor 11nd
an embattbd western tower containing- a clock and 8 principal lanrlowners. The soil is loam and rby; !lub-
bPlb: the f()nt is Notman and thPrP suP llf'VPrstl RtainPd soil, clav and gravel. The chief crops are whPRt. bP~tna
• windows: in the chancel is a monumPnt of white and and barlev. The area is 2,194 acre11; rateable value,
grey marbl" to various members of the Raymond family, [2,079; the population in 19II was 391.
includin~ John Raymond esq. purchaser of the est<tte,
buried here 27 June. 1635; and his wife, 6 DPcember, NORTH WOOD (fnrmPrly PXtra-p'lrorhiRl) is R pari11h.
r6c;2; Oliver Raymond P~q. M.P. for Es1wx in tbl' Lon~ consi11ting- of 261 arres of land, in Sul'lbury union, and
Parliamf'nt, buriPd 25 March, 1679. anti St. Clf''"P Ray-~ five honses; rateable value, £u4; the population in
mond esq. buried 25 October, r6go; there is also, be- I9II was 4·
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l AND NORTH WOOD. ESSEX.
Sexton, Harry Catterwell. office, Bulmer, 2 miles distant, the nearest telegraph
PiiS' Office. Samuel Wright, sub-postmaster. Letten office
reeeived from Sudbury, Suffolk, arrive at 8. IS a. m. &; Non-Provided School. (mixed), built in 1872, for .no
1. IO p.m. ; dispatehed at I I. Io a.m. & 4·45 p.m.; no ohildren; average attendance, 6o; Miss Stephanie
sunday de-livery. Sudbury is the neares-t money order Stonelbridi:e, mistress
Daniell Capt. John Alan le Norreys, Martin Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper RufHe Richd.C.miller (wind & wate~
Eyston hall Mauldon Richard Christie, farmer, Smyth Henry, farmer, New Barns
Gibbs Capt. William, Belchamp house Rookery farm Stunt Charles Morris, farmer & assist-
COJIIMERCIAL. Overall Cha!l. farm bailiff t{) Charles ant overseer, Munt farm
Borrow John T. farnter, St. ~1ary hall' Ray esq. Hopldns farm Teverson Thomas, farmer, Birds fal'lll
Golding Eva ~laud (~lrs.), farmer, Pannell Joseph, wheelwright Tilbrook Edward Ernest, farmer,
Clarke's farm Pearsons Morgan Jas.Eight Bells P.H Larges & Waites farms
Hart John, farmer, Northey's farm Pearsons Oliver,fatmer, Sprin~ralls tm Twitchett Harry, baker & grocer
Hawkins Frederick, blacksmith Prigg John, farmer, Crows & Rippin· Wilson Frederic Waring, farmer,
King Jam.es, farmer, Larriotts farm gales farms Fisher's farm
NORTH BENFLEET is a parish, 3 miles north-east since 1910 by ihe Rev. Percy John Loseby ;M •.!. late of
from the Pitsea station on the London, Tilbury and that college. Here is a Congregational mission chapel.
Southend railway and 3 south· from Wickford Junction I The principal landowners are the EcclesiasticaL .CO~
on the Southend branch of the Great Eastern railway, 3I missioners, who are lords of two of the three manors.
from London, 10 north-west from Southend, and 8 The soil is heavy; subsoil, a strong loam. The greater
"outh-&ast from Billericay, in the Mid division of the part of the land has now been laid down to pasture and
cou;nty, Barstable hundred, Brentwood petty sessional the farms have been converted iuto dairy and stock
division, Southend county court district, Billericay farms. The area is I,6oi acres; rateable value, J;r,5I2;
union, and in the rural deanery of Wickford, arch- the population in I9II was 229.
deaconry of Es!>ex and Chelmsford diocese. The parish is . . Le
supp I1e. d w1'th wa t er f rom th e wor k·sof th e Sou th en d W a te r Post
d 1.Office.
d f Mrs. w·
:M. kfPayne,
d E sub-postml!ltress.
· t 8 tters1
Co. The church of .All Saints is a small and ancient e Ivere rom Ic or • ssex, arnve a -30 a.m. !"'
fabric of ~>tone and flint in the Early English style, su~days, ~3~ ~.m. ; fetter~ box cleared at 1 <?·4° a. m, •
• ,..consisting- of chancel, nave, north porch and a modern & .-'' 20 P: ·' ,;u_nday~, 9.:a_, a..m. Bowers Gdiord, ti
western tower of brick, containing 2 bells: the chancel miles dista~t, IS the nearest m?ney order ~ffice.
'was relbuilt and t·he church reseated in the year I 871 , T;leg_rarns _dispatched only, but dehvered from P1tsea, •
and it now affords zoo sittings. The register of baptisms 2 4 ~Iles distiint

and burials dates from I647; marriages, 1648. The Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1868, fo;r
Jiving is a rectory, net yearly value £4Io, with residence, so children, enlarged in r Bg6 & again in 19I2; aver-
in the gift of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and held age attendance, 48 ; Mrs . .Ada Louisa Green, mistreas
Tr!:'w Charlei<, Hayfields Nash Thomas, farmer, Pantiles
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Payne :Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Coote Ernest Thomas, ·Old hall COMMERCIAL. Sargent Harry, blacksmith
Lose by Rev. Pcrcy John ~LA. (ree-l Dainez Edward Richard, farmer Scraggs David, farmer, Smith's farm
tor), Rectory Dorman Arthur, farmer, Bradfields & Vickers Frederick, Harrow P.H
Mills Wolsnam, New hall North Benfleet Hall farms Wilson William, farmer,Great Fanton
Ross ~Irs. White lodge Nash FranCls" carpenter Hall farm
SOUTH BENFLEET is a village and parish on manor, and J. A. Browne esq. and R. Varty esq. are
Hadleigh Bay, which flows between it and Canvey Island, the principal landowner'!!. Most of the land has now
with a station on the London, Tilbury and Southend been sold and cut up for building purposes. The soil
railwav, 7 miles west from Southend, 8 south-west is clayey loam; subsoil, clay. The ·area is 1,949 acres
from Rochford and 29 from London, and is in the South of land, I of inland water and 40 of foreshore ; rateable
Eastern division of the county, Barstable hundred, valuP, [g,r58; the population in 1911 was 1,3o5.
Rochford union and petty sessional division, Southend Sexton, Isaiah Brown.
county court district, Canewdon and Southend rural
deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. HOPES GREEN is half a mile north.
The church of St, Mary the Virgin is a large edifice Post, M. O. &; T. Office (letters should have Essex
of stone chiefly in the Perpendicular style, but with added). Mrs. Emily Lawrence, sub-postmistress.
some Norman remains, including the west doorway,
and consists ot chancel, nave of three bays with cleres- Letters from Southend arrive at 7 a.m. & 5-20 p.m. &
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i ory, ais es, sou th h d te
pore an a wes rn ower WI t •th 1 ow from London at 7.30 a.m. & 5- ro p.m.; sundays,
&; L
8.4)
shingled spire, containing a peal of 5 bells and a clock, a.m. ; dispatched to Southend, 4·5° p.m. ondon,
added in I9II: the tenor bell weighs nearly 20 cwt. and I1.4o a.m. & 2 & 8·5° p.m.; sundays, 7· 20 p.m
was cast in I636; the treble is dated 1 66 4 : the aisles Post Office, Kiln Road. Mrs. Annie Stagg, sub-
retain piscime, and the rood stairs remain in the north postmil'ltress. Letters from Thundersley, Essex,
aisle: a new organ was erected in 1897 at a cost of arrive at 8 & II-35 a.m. & 7-50 p.m. : sundays, $
£220: the church was restored in I9o2, £no being a.m.; dispatched 7-55 & II,30 a.m. & 6.~5 p.m.;
spent on the interior of the belfry and £ 210 on a new sundays, 8 a.m. Hadleigh, r mile distant, is the
:roof: the porch is a beautiful specimen of carved oak, nearest money order & telegraph office
dating from 1450 : there are 350 sittings. The register Pillar Letter Box at Hopes Green cleared at 9.50 a.m.
dates from the year I573· The living is a vicarage, net & 7.20 p:m. ; sundays, 1o a.m
yearly value £ 220 , with z! acres of glebe and resi- Pillar Box, near Woodlands, cleared at 9 a.m. & 6 p.m.
dence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of West- week days; sundays, Io a. m
.min<~ter, and he-ld since 1914 by the Rev. Arthur Carsten Pillar Box, Thundersley Park road, cleared at 9 a. m. k
Holthouse :M ..A. of Clare College, Cambridge. There 6.45 p.m.; sundays, 9.30 a.m
is a Wesleyan chapel, and the Rochford Rural District Council Scho{)l (mixed), built in 187o, for x8o children:
Council has a pumping station here. The trustees of average attendance, I66; Robert Hall, master
the lat,.. J. W. Perry Watlington esq. are lords of the Railway Station, George William Gothard,station m!lster
(Marked thus t receive their IettersiBlackall Reginald Geo.The Anchorage Creser Mrs. Ravenswood
through 'fhunder'~lev, Essex.) Bolton John Alien, Fleet road Cushing William, Thorp
· Bonella Edmund, 6 Hope road Dietz Frederick, Dunbar
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Boutcher Christr. Pierre, The Elms Downs Mrs. The Gables •
Adams Robert Norman, Oakleigh ho Bowman Richard, Kent's hill Dunstone Charles, 3 Endway-
.Adams William Johnson, 4 Hope road Brooks Edwin Howard, Westbury, Farrant Franli:, Poynetts
.Arnold James, Mount villa Cumberland avenue Fer!!'ueson Mrs. The Nest
Arnold Strathmore, Hazeldene Brown J oseph, Manor houf'e Ford Am brose • .A vondale road
Baldwin Charles William, Winfield Browne Joseph Augustus, Reeds hill Gillett John C. Rosebank
Ball Frederick G. 2 The Terrace "!"Brunette A.rth. River vie-w, Kiln rd Grant Mrs. O:dord villa
tBallingpr Ephraim Jame~, Oakwood Cammack Waiter B.Bc. Glenmeade Gri!:t Harry Ewart, Lau~el villw.
. Yilla, Kiln road Cato Mrs. The Round house Vicaraj!e hill
Barns Frank S. Buttons Chalklev Fras. Jn. Sl. Westmort>land Grocott ~orge, Cordova
Beacock Mrs. The Lime~ Chiles Walter,Binglev,Cumberland av Hall Robert Henrv, Victoria villa
Beck George, Clovelly Cluse Mrs. Sweet b:riar Heard Geo. William, The Hawthorns
Beckett Henry, Wooloomooloo tCockrell Philip, Culworth Heasmari Alfred J.Cumberland lod!!lf.
Bergmann Marcus, Sans Souci Collings Albert Edward, Elmhurst Kent's hill · -11
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Heyward Lewis Bertram, Mount view COMMERCJAL. tLittlejohn Jn.Martin D.O. osteopath..
Hill F. J. Hillside, Main road Adams William Francis M.R.C.S., Badger hall
Hobden Frank, Whitecot L.R.C.P. physician et surgeon Longle;y William, naturalist, ta:xider-
Hobden Henry Fuller, Longlands Andrews Marie (Mrs.), refreshment mist, maker of cabinets, cages,
tHockin~s Mrs. Bushwood, Kiln road rooms, Tea gardens cases, cork-boards, boxes, nets for
Holden Samuel, Kent's Hill cottage .\ttwell 'fheodore, brrtcher msects; eggs, minerals, shells,
Holthouse Rev . .A.rth. Carsten {vicar), Attwell William H. carpenter coins etc.; prices free (removed
The Vicarage Bangs Jn.Wm. poultry frmr.Rothbury from Strand, London), Avesbrook
Howard Miss, Hillside, Station road tBest Frederick William, oil & color Mace William, boot maker
Hubbard John Charles, Brooklands man, Kiln road Marchant Herbt.WelsfordParker,grocr
James Rev. Henry Lionel, Croxeth Blaker James, shopkeeper Mason John W. hair dresser
tJames .Albert Cooper, Dalegarth Bolton James Ebor L.S.A. physician Newbery & Trayner,grcrs.The Stores
Johnstone Percy Hope, The Hutch, & surgeon, Rosedale Nugent Jn. Rd. painter, 7 Hopes grn
Endway · Bolton John Alien L.R.C.S.Irel., tPackham Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper
tKendall Samuel, Woodleigh L.R.C.P.Edin. physician & surgeon, Parker Jas. insur. agt.Mount Pleasant
Kent James, Home lea, Kent's hill Fleet road tPayne Henry, fruit grower, Gleq
Kent John, Ivy bank, Kent's hill Brace Joseph, builder, Ivanhoe view, Kiln road 1
Kenworthy Fredk. William, Kittscroft tBridge Waiter, cab proprietor Pease William, farmer, 2 Glen villa~t
Kersey Mrs. Mayes villa Browne Wm. Aug. farmer, Brimfield Phillips John William, Boy inn
tKnight Mrs. Thundersley house tBuss Charles Edward, dairyman, Pike Henry Benjamin, market gardnr
Lawrence Mrs. 4 The Terrace The Myrtles, :Kiln road Popplewell Ge01 ge Cameron, farmer,
Le Mond Bruce, Moss bank Castle .Alfred T. builder Hadleigh cross
Lewis 1\lrs. Kent view,Cumberland av Cemetery Pratt Emest George Samuel, coal
tLittlejohnJn.Martin D.O.Badger ball Chappell GeQ.Dnl. builder,Carlton vil merchant, Hope villa &; Railway stn
tLoft Richard C. Vale view Clark Aug. pnultry farmer, Kiln rd Pullen Daniel, apartments, Ferndale
Lowe Chas. Grierson, The Round hill Clark Emma (Mrs.), blacksmith tRackham William, grocer, Kiln road
Lux Mrs. Ivydene Crane Albert Charles, solicitor Richardson Geor~e Herbert, grocer
Mackintosh Mrs. Kent's Hill road Croager Elizh.(Miss),aparts.IOEast st Robf'rtson John, beer retailer, Cl'OWJ,l
tMcMillan Herbert Alex. Kiln road tDaly Martha (Mrs.), refreshment Ross Thomas Ernest, builders' mer
McQueeney Hugh .A.ddlebert, .\rdayle rooms, The Retreat Rowe Edmund, house decorator
~orris Albert James, Ivy lodge Davis Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper Rowe Thos. Smith Francis, boat bldr
Morris Thomas William Garman,May tDobnl'y William Augustus, Tefresh- Salmon Edwd.Nelson,bakr.London rd
Bank villa ment rooms, Kiln road Sharpe Jn. jobbing gardnr. Creek vw
Moss Charles, Lynn Downs et Co.estate agents,The Gables Smith Geo. poultry farmer, Fernlea
Nicklen Charles, Overton cottage, Dutton Henry George, draper Smith Robert George, baker
Kent's Hill road Eldridg-e Austin James, boarding Smith Thomas, builder
Oliver Adam L. Fern bank house, Highlands Smoothy Georg-e. ·gamekeeper to Mr.
Palmer Percy Herbert, Belmont villa Ellard William Jas. teacher of music C. G. Lowe, Wood cottage
Pearse Waiter Thomas, Harleyford, Ellison Thomas Daniel, builder,Kent's South Benfieet et Canvey Island
Rectory road Hill road Liberal et Labour Association (Miss
. tPerman Frank, Kiln cottage Farr Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper M. Boutcher, sec)
Pilbrow Stanley, White house Ford Ambrose Jn. shopkpr.London rd tStagg Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper.
Porter William, Providence villa Francis Robert, farmer, 1 Glen villas Kiln Road Post office
Pullen Mrs. Cumberland 'llvenue Frost Alfd. Edgar, builder, Fairfield Stockwell Nicholas & Sons, brick mas
Raven Thos. Jas. John, The Poplars Grant Cosmo M.B., C.M. physician & Sulman Fredk. Edwd. photographer
Robinson Stephen, Minoru surgeon tTalbot John Frederick, farmer
St. Leger Majo1· Hugh, Albion villa Gray Albert, greengrocer Theobald Henry, farmer
tSpanswick Misses, Kiln road Grove Edward Tucker, nurseryman, Thurtell Elizh. (:Mrs.), fishmonger
tStanton Frederick William, The Kent's Hill road TingPy G'harles, hardware dealer ·
Bungalow, Kiln road Harper Geon~e, girls' school, Hill- Trayner Benjamin, grocer, see New-
Stock William John, Rosemount crest, Vicarage hill bery et Trayner .
tStocken William, Fairview, Kiln rd Hart Harry George, butcher Treadgold Sarah Ann (Miss),dress ma
Summers William, Park villa Basted George William, poultry Vernon H. (Madame), milliner
Taylor Frederick, Highfield breeder, Kent's Hill cottage tWade John,jobbing gardener,Ivy cot
Thompson Thomas Seaton, Westleigh Hutchinson Annie (Mrs.), nurse, tWard Jn. poultry farmer, Moxley ho
Tomkins Miss, The White cottage Bellevue Watts Alfred Edward, nurserymant
Vandefackere Charles, Shirley J ennings Frederick, builder Woodlands
tVarty Robert, Jarvis hall Josling James, poultry farmer, Kent's Watts Josiah Castle, carpenter, Lang-
Vanx Frederick, Granville Hill road lPy house
tWatson Charles, Highlands Judd Elizh.(Mu.),shpkpr.TheEndway Watts Sarah Eliza (Mrs.),fruit growrr
West Mrs. Somtsue tKelsey H.C. & Son, painters, Kiln rd Woodgran~e
Whitworth Hy. Charles, Springfield King Mrgt.(:VIrs.),aparts.sTheTeqace Weller Archibald, nurseryman
Wilkin Joseph Benjamin, Springfield, Knightley Fredk. Chas. news agent Weller Arth. grngro. South View rd
Vicarage hill Land Edward, Anchor inn Wood Edwd. et Co. corn et coal mers.
Wright Charles Edward, Oaklands Lawrence E. (Mrs.), statnr.Post office forage factors & barge owners
Young Charles, Brookland 1 Lewis Henry, boot mal\er Wright Sarah (Mrs.), refreshmt. rma
1 Wright William Brock, hair dresser
GREAT BENTLEY is a parish and village pleasantly the church was restored in 1874 at a cost of over £8oo:
seated round a green of upwards of 42 acres and having 11 new or~an was provided and a ringing chnmber con-
a station on the Tendring Hundred branch of the Great 11tructed in 1897 at a cost of £~'1.2: in 1904 the r.eilipg
Eastern railway, 8 miles south-east from Colchester, 8~ 1 of the nave was removed, disclo8ing a fine oat ~:oof,
north-west from Clacton-on~ea, 5 west from Thorpe-le- f which has been restored at a cost of £240: .there •re 300
Soken, 5 north from Brightlingsea and 61 from London sittings. The register dates f:roJll the yeo,r 155.a, but •
by road, in the North Eastern division ()f the eonnty, the entries were mixed until 1620, when the marriages
hundred, petty sessional division and union of Tendring. were separated, the burials not being separatelv kept
Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court unliil 1652. The livm~ is a 'discharged vicarage,' net
district, rural deanery of St. Osyth, archdeaconry of •yearly value {;250, with residenc_e and n acres of glPbe.
Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The churcp of -in the gift of the Bishop of Ch!'!msford, and held since
St. Mary is a building of red sandstone mixed with -r902 by the Rev. Frank Willco:x M.A. of St. John's Col-
iron ore, and was originally Norman, but is now 1 lege, Cambridge. The Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1843•
partly in the Decorated style, and consists of chance-l 1 has 350 sittings, and there is another at _Aingers Green,
and nave, north porch of wood and an embattled built in r887, with 8o '!littingB. A lamb sale is held in
tower at the west end containing- 8 bells, two of I the middle of July. The green was used as golf links,
which were hung in 1898: the chancel retains two and 'llfforded a course of nine boles. Caius College, Cam-
niches at the east end, and on the south side is a I bridge, ar~ the chief landowners. The soil is atone and
priests' doorway: in the porch are the remains of clay, with some light land, and produces good wheat,
a. stoup: a part of the old staircase to the rood loft I barley, oats and roots. The area is 3,236 aCl"es of land
is still in existence, and on the south side of the nave and 3 of foreshore; rateable value, £5,II4; and in 19II
is a very fine specimen of a Norman arch in a good the population was r,ro6.
state of preservation: five of the windows are also
Norman, three Early English and two Perpendicular: , Parish Clerk, George Cowell,
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Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Stanley Walter Newman, sub- School.

postmaster. Letters through Colchester arrive at 6.20
a.m. & 12 noon & 5.40 p.m. ; dispatched at 9.20 a.m. Council (mixed), built in IBQ6, for 290 children; aver-
& I & 7.30 p.m. (from July to Sept. 9.40 a.m. & 2.30
age att£>ndance, 8o; Jsph. Edwd. Richardson, mastel'
& 7.30 p.m.); sundays, 7.30 p.m. Wall Letter Box, Railway Station, Arthur Heffer, station ma:ster
Railway station, cleared at 9.30 a.m. & 12.45 (July Carrier to Colchester.-Morris Cole, from St. Osyth.
to St>pt. 2.30) & 7-IS p.m. Wall Letter Box, Aingers tues. thurs. & sat. returning same days
green, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 7 p.m
Police Constable, George Gooday.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brooks Thomas Downing, farmer, Mitchell Alec & William, farmers,
Sturrick farm Plough & St. Mary's farms
Atthill Frank, The Laurels Burgess William, boot maker Nevard William James, threshing
Barker Albert Peter, The Hall Clark Frank J. builder ma~hine proprietor, Myrtle cottage
Brooks Miss, Sunnyside Cook Roman, Plough inn Newman & Whitmore, grocers
Brown William Slee, Way side cottage Cooper Wm.Percy,frmr. South Ht:>ntb Newman George, farmer, Tht' Hollies
Cooper Misse~, Moorlands Oordy J ames & Son, auctioneers, The & Moorlands, Admirals & HecUord
Cordy James, The Poplars Pop~ars farms
Gibbon Miss, The Lodge Cowell Geo. bricklayer & parish clerk Oxborrow Horace Wm. cycle agent
Girling Ernest, Holmeleigh Cudmore George, baker l'uulton Muuntfurd Hluwtlrs, 1arwe::-.
Ma'yer James, Newmay house Dines William George, coal mer- Parsonage fann
Newman Leonard, Kynance chant, Granite house Richardson Jost>ph Edward. school·
lilChardsun J oseph Edward Dowman· J ames & Son, builders ma~ter, assistant overseer & clerk
Sizer John Henry J.P. The Green Eley Louisa (Miss), shopkeeper to the Parish Council
Smith Sargeant Joseph, Glyndon Gibbon Henry, farmer, Cottage farm Robinson Richard, farmer
Trewhella Rev. Wilfrid B. (Wesleyan) Goodwin Leonard Saml. jub master Simmonds Charles, coal merchant
Went Arthur Solomon, Riversidt" Gosling Ernest, job master Sizer John Henry, miller (steam),
(postal address, St. Osyth) Gosling Waiter John, job master The Green
Willcox Rev. Frank M.A. (vicar), The Hardingham Waiter John & Son, Smith Sargeant Jost-ph, baker
Vicarage wheelwrights Sorrell Frank Weslev,•
farmt-r, Hill ho
Herbert GPurge, hay & straw dealer Sorrell Frederick, farmer, Crabtree
COMMERCIAL. Hockley William, Victory P.H Sorrell Mary (Mi~~). dress maker
Early closing day, Thurs. 1 p.m. King Frt>derick, blacksmith Syrett J osPph, saddler
Atthill Frank M.R.C.S., L.R.O.P. Lines Edgar, surveyor of highways Turner Charles, farmer, TvP •
farm
Lond. surgeon, & medical officer for to the Tendring Rural District W ad.ey FredPrick Charles, shopkeepr
No. 6 district, Tendring union & Council, The Bungalow Watcham William, thatcbPr
public vaccinator 6th district & Lord John Henry, butcher Watson Wm. be£>r rPtlr. Ain~er's Gl'll
part of 5th district, Tendring union, Lord Mary (Mrs.), farmer ,Eden's frm Webb John, farmer. Risbey's farm
The Laurels Lowe William, hawker · Went Arc hie, engineer
llark~r Alhert Peter, farmer, The Hall Lunniss Arthur Alfred,Red Lion P.H Wright Alfred, baker
Barker Percy, farmer, The Brook Mirrington Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,
Bragg Alfred, shopkeeper ·Carpenter's farm •

LITTLE BENTLEY is a parish, 3 miles north-by- dates from the year 1558. The livin!;l ill a rectory, ne\
i!ast from BPntlPy Green station on the Great Eastern yearly value £447• with re11idence, and 6o acre11 of glt>he,
branch railwav •
from Colchester to W alton and Clacton, 8 in the gift of Emmanuel CollegE', Camhridge. and belt!
east from Colchester, and 5 south-south-east from Mann- since 1885 by the Rev. Joseph Dixie Churchill M A. of
in~ree, in the North Eastern division of the county, that college. The rectory house i11 a good residence,
petty se~sional division, hundred and union of Tendring, standing in park-like ground!'!. Herl' is a WeslPyan
ColchPster, Clacton and Harwich joint county court chnpel. Lord de Lisle and Dudley is lord of the m11nor
district, rural deanery ()f Harwich, archdeaconry of and chief landowner. The soil is loamy and fertilE',
Colchester and Chehnsford diocpse. The church of and proiluces good crops of barley, whPat. oat11 and
St. Mary the Virgin is an ancient edifice of brick and beans. The area is 2,094 acres ; rateable value, £1,977;
stone in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, the population in I9II was 308.
11ave, north aisle, lady chapel, south porch and an Parish Clerk, James Balls.
embattled western tower with pinnacles containing 5
bP Us: in the lady chapel is a brass with effigies to Post Office.-Frank Balls, sub-postmaster. Letters
Sir William Pyrton kt. "Captain of Guisnes in arrive from Colchester at 7·15 a.m.; dispatched at
Picardy," ob. July I, 1490, and Catherine, his 7.20 a.m. & 7 p.m. Great Bentley, 3 miles distant,
widow, ob. I50I; underneath, in a vault, are in- is the nearest money order & telegraph office
terred the remains of Paul, second and last Viscount Pillar Letter Box, Little Bentley Chu1·ch, cleared at 6.y,
Bayning, who resided in the parish and was lord of the a. m. & 7·5 p.m. week days; sundays, 7·5 p.m
manor in 1638 : in the chancel are tablets to the : . . . .
Lidgould family, a member of which was rector of this Pubhc Elementary Schools ~m1xe~), for 48 chlldre~,
parish in 1741 : there are five partially stained windows average attendance, 23; M1ss Elizabeth Mackay, m1st
in the chancel, three in the Lady chapel and six others: This school is controllPd by the Es!lex County Educa-
the chancel retains its piscina and sedilia; in the south tion (Tendring) Advisory Sub-Committee; G. 0.
aisle wall is the rood loft staircase: the church was Holland, Technical institute, North hill, Colchester,
restor&d in 1868, and has 200 sittings. The register I clerk
PRIVATE BESIDENTS. Carter Geor~e J. farmer, Dairy hou~e Maskell Jacob, jun. farmr. Warren':~
"Churchill Bev. Joseph Dixie M.A. Orampin Horatio, farmer, Pump farm Neal John, beer retailer
Rflctory I De~ney George, beer re.taiier Pilling Emma (Miss), shopkeeper
_Ford Waiter Gurnhams Famt John Frank, chau caner Randall Edith (Miss), farmer, Wel·
Worn Edwd 'Frederick Church honse Faircloth Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper ham's farm
· ' Girling Thomas, farmer, Pains farm Southgate George, boot maker
COMMERCIAL. Gould James Wm. farmer, The Oaks Suggate Joseph .Austin, black!lmith
Arthy James, shopkeeper King Waiter, farmer, Mill house Webb William, farmer, Byes farm
Barke! Frederick, farm bailiff to IKnowler Alfred, farmer
1
Willis Emma ~li:r.abeth (Mrs.),
Henry Poo:e esq. Red house Lucas Daniel, carpenter 1 farmer. Maltine farm
Buxton Edward, farmer, Fir Tree cot Mann Artbur Stanley, farmer, LittlP J Worn William Edward L. farmer,
Carkwood Geo. farmer, Clipt hedge J Bentley ball Church House farm
BERDEN (or Bearden) is a VIllage and parish on the in the Perpendicular style, and consisting of cbanet>l.
bordPrs of Hertfordshire, 6 miles south-west from New- nave, transepts, !Iouth porch and a western towpr facPd
port station on the main line of the Great Eastern rail- with pebbles and containing 4 bP Us: thP rhMcPl i11 a mllg-
way, 35 from London, and 7 north-west from Bishop nificent specimen of very Early Engli~h workmanship,
Stortford, in the Northern divi11ion of the county, some of the windows dating from tht> 13th cPntwy: on
Clavering hundred, Saffron Walden petty sessional t.he south wall of the chancPl i~ a tablet insc,.ih-.d to
division, Bishop Stortford union and county court dis- 'l'homas Alderl'lai~ esq. of Bnnhnry, in C'hl'l'lhire,
trict, Newport and Stanstead rural deanery, Colchester citizen and merchant of London, a memhPr of
arrhdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The church of the Haberdasht>rl'l' Company and fonndPr of the
St. Nicholas, standing on slightly elevatl'd g-round, il'l lln Free school at Eunhury. oh. 4 Ft>hrnary. I:;9B, R>t. 7«):
ancient structure of flint with stone dressings, mostly within the communion rail art> brass effigies of Thomas
 DIRECTORY. J :E~SEX. WEST BERGBO:...T. 49
Tbompson of Eirden, gent. and .lnn his wife, with an had this possession, who, dying in 1273, was succeeded
inscription to the latter, ob. on St. James' day, 1607, ret. by his nephew, John de Rochford, son of his sister
31; above are the arms of Thompson and .Aldersey, and Maud; Robert, his son, who married Isolda, daughte1
below the figures of nine sons and four daughters ; here of William Fitz Warine, also held Rochford and Berden;
also is a slab with inscription to Dame Mary Scott, and on his decease, in 1337, he left ·Sir Thomas Roch.
daughter of John .Aldersey, of Berden Hall, and succes· ford, his son, his heir: in 1340, on the failure of heirs
EiTely wife of Thomas Westrowe, alderman of London. of male in the Rochford family, King Edward the Third
Sir Norto11. Knatchbull, of Hatch, in Kent, kt. and of Sir granted Rochford and Berden to William de Bohun, ISt
Edward Scott, of Scott's Hall, in Kent, kt.; .she died in Earl of Northampton; and William de Bohun, after
1678, aged 89 : in the north transept is an altar tomb the decease of Uhristina, wife .of Bobert de Rochford,
with the figures in brass of u man Letween his two "l'l·ives ~a,·e the manor of B~rden to the abbey of Walden,
and an inscription to William Turnor &nd Margaret and which in 1388 the abbot of that time held by the ser~
.Margery his wives; he died 10 Nov. 1473: two shields vice of one knight's fee: after the dissolution, !Henry
above and some figures below, probll'bly of children, have VIII. granted it, in 1538, to Lord Chancellor .Audley,
been removed, but there remain two SCl'Olls severally from whom it descended with the Walden estates to.
inscribed "0 bone Jhu esto michi ihs" and "miserere Thomas, Lord Howard, 1st baron Howard de Walden,
mei Deus :" the church was completely restored in 1868, and Earl of Suffolk, who had married, as his first wife,.
at a cost of about £2,000, and has 200 sitting..s. The Margaret, daughter and heir of the Lord Chancellor...
register dates from the year 1715. The living is a vicar- and secondly, Katharine, eldest daughter and co-heir of--
age, net yearly value £182, with 3 acres of glebe and Sir Henry Knevet, who in 1597 sold it to Thomas Sntton,
residence, in the 2'ift of the Governors of Christ's esq. from whom it was conveyed to the family of Cal--
Hospital, and held since 1899 by the Rev. Herbert Kyn. vert, of Furneaux Pelham, descending from William.
aston Hudson M.A. t~f Wadham College, Oxford. Tht Calvert esq. to Felix Calvert esq. of Pelham Hall, who •
Wesleyan chapel here seats about 150 persons. Chari- died in 1655, and then to Nicholson Calvert esq. of
ties amounting to £13 are distributed yearly. Here was Hunsd·on, in Hertfordshire, and his successors, who, in ~
a small hospital or priory of St. John the Evangelist, 186o, sold it to the Governors of Christ's Hospital, who.
for canons of the order of St. .Augustine, probably now hold the lordship of the manor and are the chiet
founded by the Rochfords at the beginning of Henry landowners ; the other owner is Bobert Cunliffe Gosling: -
Ill. 's reign, and colonised from the convent of La esq. of Hassobury. The soil is mixed, principally
Charite de Dieu sur Loire : the patronage of this house h~avy; sv bsoil, clay with some ·chalk and gravel. Th~
was given in 1343 to the abbey of Walden and the prior crops are chiefly on the four-course shift. The area is
obtained licence in 1266 to hold a fair here ; it11 1,8oo acre<;; rateable value, [1,287; the population in
revenues, at the Dissolution, were returned at 19n was 296.
[31 ss. Id. when it was granted to Henry Parker and
was afterwards held by Thomas and Margery .Avery LITTLE LONDON is a hamlet, half a mile south...
and by Sir Thomas Bamsey, who in '1583 conveyed it east; Dev; es Green, half a mile north-west.
to the Mayor and Commonalty of London, as Governors Post Officc.-George Sibley, sub-postmaster. Letters: .
of Christ's Hospital. Joseph Mede B.D. of Christ's through Stansted, Essex, arrive at 8 a.m. & 5.15 p.m-.
College, Cambridge, an eminent theologian, was born & are dispatched at 8 a.m. & 5·45 p.m. ; on sunday·
here in 1586: in the farm yard of the priory is an there is no 'delivery or dispatch. The nearest money-·
ancient well worked by a large wheel, the person wish- ordel' & telegraph office is at Olavering, 2 miles distanb-
ing to obtain water gets inside the wheel, and by walk-
ing, causes it to revolve. Berden Hall, the ancient Public Elementary School (mixed), built in x857, for 75..
manor hause, ·is now a fal'lwhouse; this house, with the children ; average attendance, 52 ; Miss Ellen M.
manor, was holden at the beginning of the reign of Pipe, mistress
Henry 11. by John de Rochford, under Henry de Essex, Carriers to Bishop Stortford.-Mrs. Ann Tant & John.-
of the honour of Rayleigh: in 1247 Sir Guy de Rochford Bayley, thurs
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
COM:M.E:kCIAL. Seabrook Walter, farmer, Priory
Bazley John, farmer Sibley & Son, wheelwrights
Hawkey John G. Berden hall Burls Martin, grocer Sibley William George, Raven-
Hudson Rev. Herbert Kynaston M ..A.. Hawkey John G. farmer, Berden hall P.H
(vicar), Vicarage King Reuben,farmer,Brick House end Tant .Ann (Mrs.), carrier
Nicholson Miss, Francis house Martin Eli, farmer . Tinwo.rth J osiah. beer retailer
Seabrook .Arthur, Highlands (letters Ponting Wm. farmer, Stocks farm Walker Frank, farm bailiff to John
should be addressed Clavering, I Sea brook Arthur, farmer, Highlands G. Hawkey esq. Brick farm
Newport) I (letters should be addressedClaver-
Seabrook Waiter, The Priory ing, Newport) I

WEST BERGHOLT is a parish and village, near the ' ga:"den ground for the poor. Edward Buckley Cooke
river Colne, 3 miles west-north-west from Colchester, in esq. of Polstead Hall, near Colchester, is lord <Jf the
the North Eastern division of the county, Lexden and manor of Nether or Cooks Hall, and John Horace Round
Winstree hundred, petty sessional division and union, esq. D.L., LL.D. of 15 Brunswick terrace, Brighton, is
Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court lord of the manor of Bergholt Hall. The principal land·
district, rural deanery of Dedham, archdeaconry of owners are John Horace Round esq. Thomas Eustace-
Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The original Smith esq. of The Grove, Wormingford, and E. B.
church of St. Mary is a building consisting of chancel, Cooke esq. The soil is mixed, principally loam ; sub-
nave of four bays, south aisle, south porch and ' soil, loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats,.
a small wooden turret containing one bell: in beans and roots. The area is 2,279 acres of land and 8
1877 the church was reseated and an organ erected of water; rateable value, £4>455; the population in 1911
by wbscription: the arcading is supported on plain was x,I56.
pillars : there are 250 sittings. In 1904 a new Parish Clerk, .Alfred .Allston.
church was erected on a piece of land which had been Post, M. 0. &; T. &; Local Telephone Call Office (letters
given for the purpose; the building, which is in the 6hould have Essex added).--George William Claydon,
Ea.rly English .style, is at present incomplete and con- I sub-postmaster. Letters delivered at 6 & 11.50 a.m.;
sists only of three bays of the nave and south aisle: it dispatched at 9 . 30 a.m. & 9 p.m.; sundays, 9 p.m
ccntains abo~t 230 sittings: the grQund surrounding Pillar Box, The Heath, cleared 7. 30 a. m. & 8 p.m.; no
the church is used fo~ ~uri~ls. The register dates f_rom sunday collection
the year. 1355. The livmg Is a rectorf, net y~arly val?e Pillar Box, The Lodge, cleared 9 .30 , a.m. & 8. 10 p.m.;
£400, w1th 34 acres of glebe and residence, m the gift no sunday collection
of M~s. Havard, and held since 1~97 by t~e B_ev. Alban Wall Box, Westwood, cleared 6. 30 a.m. &; 8. 30 p.m
Jenkms Havard M.A. of Cambridge Umversrtv. The . . . .
Primitive Methodist chapel, built in 1878, was enlarged N?n-Provlded School (mixed), bmlt m x?s8, & enlarged
in 1 s95 , and will now seat 200 persons. A sum of m 1902, at a co_st o! £450, for ~18 children; average
£ 13 178 _ 1od. derived frQm Love's charity, is distri- attendan~e, 198 , Wt.ha~1
Franc1s Quelch. master
buted in coals. The common was in 1865 allotted to County Pohce. James Wh1twell, constable
owners of property in the parish: 179 lots being assigned 1 Carriers to Colchester.-Mrs. Moss, mon. & fri.; Sa$
to private persons, 2 acres for a new church, 4 acres (from Wormingford), daily except tues. & thurs. ;
for recreation ground for the inhabitants and 5 acres of 1 8head (from Bures), tues. thurs. & sat
PBIVA.TB RESIDENTS. Daniell Thomas Brett, Heath house Green William Isaac, The Hall
Alien Mrs. Sidney house Daniell Thomas Lorkin, The Armoury Havard Rev. .Alban Jenkins M.A.
Blake Waiter G. H. Rose cottage ll'isher John Dean, Shrubland house St . .Albans house
Bridgeman Benj. Pearson, Brooklands F'rancis Robt. Geo. The Old Rectory Heath Frederick Charle><, Firmins
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Higgins .Albert, Manor farm Barrow Ernest, farmer, Horsepits Leggett Thomas, baker
Lambert Harry, High Trees Brown George, carter Lewis Robert, shopkeeper
Les :M:rs. Bravo villa Brown Thomas, hay cutter Long John, jobbing gardener
Medd Capt. Henry, Portia villa Byfield George, ho;se slaughterer Moss A.rthur W. carman '
Mumf{)rd Allan Henry, The Lodge Claydon Geo. Wm. grocer, Post office Moss Susannab (Mrs.), carrier
Munson Henry, Hill house Claydon Joseph Thomas, carpenter :M:unson Henry, farmer, Hill honS& '*
Orpen Osmond George, Hill side Claydon William (Mrs.), baker Partridge Edgar Arnold, wheelwright
Paruaby Rev.Walter N. (Prim. Meth) Daniell & Sons' Breweries Limited, Peachey Albert, beer 'retailer
Taylor Edwin George, Trafalgar house brewers, maltsters & -wine & spirit Pitts Alfred Ernest, grocer
Taylor Rowland, The Chestnuts merchants ; & Colchester Pritchard Samuel Thomas, farme-r-
Upton Lionel, Donard lodge Edwards Willial{l, farmer,Cook's hall Pulford Harry Dann, miller (steam t
Wright Miss, The Grays Elmer Oswald P. butcher water), New bridge mills {letter•
COMMEROIAL. Ford Joseph Wm.painter & decorator through Lex den)
Abbott William, blacksmith Forster Thomas, seed grower,A.lcrofl.~ Quplch William l<'rancis. teacher ol
Alen Louis Robert, relieving & vac- Francis Hezekiah Sadler, land steward music, Heathfield
cination officer & collector to the to Da.niell & Sons' Breweries Ltd Rav{•n Samson Philip, boot maker
Guardians for the ISt district ' of Garling Waiter Isaac, baker Hr~ven Solomon William, butcher
Lexden & Winstree union & regis- Green William Isaac, farmer, The Hall Rouse ti-eorg~. blacl;;>u.tt!l
trar of births & deaths for the sub· JohnsDn Alfd. nurseryman, The Limel' Ruff e)] J ames, beer rP.t~iler
di8trict of Dedham Joyce Ernest E. builder Sexton Archibald. builder
.A.llston Herbert, builder . Juniper Harry EdwaTd·, boot maker Tracey William, beer -retailer
_Ails ton John, carter Lambert Harrv• &; Leonard, farmers, \\'adl11y Harry, farmE:>r, Pond farm
.Allston Oscar, carman High Tree farm Whitlock Wm. Robt. White Hart P.n
_Harrow Charles A. cattle dealer Lawrence Harry Cllok, blacksmith Wright Gnstavns G. assist. overseer
::BILLEBICAY is a small town and head of a 1844 ; all earlier entries !'f!ferring to this place will bt
-union, on an eminence at the junction of the road from found in the registers of Great Burstead. The living it
_, London to Rochford and Southend, with that from a vicarage, net yearly value {,320, in the gift of th•
' Chelmsford to the ferry over the Thames at Tilbury, Bi~<hop of Chelmsford, and held since 1877 by the Rerl
6 miles east from Brentwood, 9 south from OhelmsfOI'd Edward Goorge Darby B.A. of St. John's College, Cam;
. and 23 from ·Whitechapel church, and was formed into bridge. A new Catholic church to be dedicated ~
· a .separate ecclesiastical parish 14 Sept. 18-44, but for Our Most Holy Redeemer and St. Mary is now (1914)
• 'civil purposes is within the parish of Great Burstead. in COlirst' of erection, being erected at an estimated
It is in the Mid division of the countv, Barstable cost of {,2,5oo; the church will have 350 sittings.
• 1hundred, .Brentwood petty sessional division and county Thf're is a Baptist chapel and a Congregational chapel,
•court district, and in the rural deanery of Barstable, founded in 1672, with 625 sittings ; attached to the
:archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diC¥:ese. The latter is a manse and a burial ground. In 1684 the
'Great Eastern Railway Company has a station at the Rev. Sgmuel Bailey, of South Benfleet, left to the vicaJ:
llower end of the town on their branch line from Shenfield, of Great Burstead a portion of land producing £72 yearly
10pened Jan. r, r88g, which proceeds via. Wickford to for the support of a school for the town of Billericay.
Maldon, Bnrnham and Southminster, and also through There is also a charity of £s8o, invested· in the 2i pet
Rayleigh and Rochford to Southend. The town is lighted Cents. left by James Mablbs in 1773 for the education of
wit'h gas. The church of St. Mary Magdalene is a plain poor children. At a more recent1 date Miss Mead, of Bil.
rectangular edifice of brick, consisting of nave and lericay, left the sum of £sn for educational purposes.
- a western tower, the only part of the old church These three ehariHes have now been amalgamated under
. JlOW remaining, and containing one bell and an the name of the Great Burstead Exhibition Foundations,
·;illuminated clock, provided in 1897 at a cost of [120: and are administered by the trustees appointed under
-·the tower was thoroughly restored in 188o, and in the the scheme drawn up by the Board of Education in
same year a stained east window was erected as a rgo8. Lord Petre is lord of the manor, and Mrs. C. G.
,,memorial to William Carter esq. and his wife, by their Reade, of Bath, chief landowner. The population in
- chtldn.>n: the church wa~ Jeseated in 1902 and no-w rgu was r,526, including 215 inmates and 20 officials
: affords 400 sittings. The register dates from th6 year and their families m the workhouse.
OFFICIAl, ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c .
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:...Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephone Call Office.-John King, Bowers Gifford, Downham, Dunton, Great Burstead,
sub-postmaster. Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; M. 0. & Laindon, Lee Chapel, Little Burstead, Nevendon,
telegraph husines~, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, 8.30 North Benfleet, Pitsea, Ramsden Bellhouse, Ramsden
--to 10 a.m. (letters should have Essex added). Letters Crays, Vange, Wickford
o.<lelivered at 7 & 11.45 a.m. & 6.45 p.m. ; dispatched
»t 9 a.m. & I.55• 3·3o, 7·20 & 8.35 p.m. BII.LERIC.AY RURAL DISTRICT COUNCil •.
'Parcels dispatched 9 a.m. & 7.20 p.m. ; sundays, The parishes in the District are the same as in the
<delivered 7 a.m. ; dispatched 7.20 p.m. Wall Letter Union, with the exception of Brentwood. The area
::Box cleared 8.50 a.m. & x.so, 3.30 & 6.55 p.m.; is 48,934 acres; the population in 19II was 2I,555·
:sundays, n.25 a.m. Pillar Letter Box, near Tye
Common, cleared at 8.go a.m. & 12.30 &; 7.30 p.m.; Council meets at the Workhouse, alternate tuesdays,
!mn-days, 7·35 p.m. ; Norsey road. cleared at 8.25 10.15 a.m.
a.m. 12 noan & 6.45 p.m.; sundays, ri.za a.m Chairman, Henrv• E. Shilton, Shenfield
Vice-Chairman, Rev. Sidney C. DonoYan, East Horndml
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE BIIJ.ERICAY Officials.
SUB-DIVISION OF BRENTWOOD.
Arkwright Lt.-Col. A.rthur Chandos, Hatfield Place,- Clerk, Charles Edgar Lewis, Brentwood
Chelmsford Treasurer, Hy. Saml. Tuke, Barclay's Bank, Chelmsford
Medical Offi.c~r of Health, Joseph Douglas Wells M.B.,
Bacon Thomas Waiter, Ramsden hall, Ramsden Cravs.
Billericay
• Ch.B.Edin. Billericay
Blencowe H<!11ry Prescott George, Thoby Priory, Monnt- Surveyors, R. J. W. Layland, Billericay, Easteru Dii-
nessing, Brentwood · trict; Frank Ennals, Hutton, Western District
Curtis Alfred Perkins, Empire house, Vange Sanitary Inspectors, R. J. W. Layland, Billericay.
E1lis Richard Adam, Greenwoods, Stock, Ingatestone, Eastern District ; Samuel J, Shelley, ~rentwQod,
Essex Western District
Johnson Bobert Baines, The Hope house, Little Bur-
stead. Biiiericay PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Kemble LiPut.-Col. Henry, :&unwell hall, Wickford County Police Station, Henry Whiting, ~ergeanb
Mashiter Edward 'l'homas, Gatwick, Billericay charge & two constables
Parry Sidney Gambier, Downham house, nr. Billerica.y Fire Brigade, John William Wheatley, captain
Tabrum Burnett, Hill house, Blacksbridge road,Romford
The Chairman. for the time being, of the Billericay Rural Bll.LERJOAY UNION.
District Cnuncil i~t an ex-officio magistrate Board day, alternate tuesdays, at the Board room ~t
Clerk to thP. Magistrates, Oharleu E. Lewis, Brentwood ro.rs a.m
As11istant Clerk, John .TefferiPs, Billericay The union contains the following parishes, viz_ :-llasil-
Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, the second &; d-on, Benfleet North, Bowers Gifford, 1Jrentwood,
fourth wednesday in every month at ro.rs a.m. T-he Burstead Great, Burstead Little, Childerditch, Down-
places in the petty sessional division are Bassildon, ham· llunton, Horndon East, Horndon West, Hutton,
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BrLuRrcAi. -at
lngrave, Laindon, Lee Chapel, Mountnessing, Neven- Deputy Superintendent Registrar, ;In. Jeffedes, Billep~;ay
don, Pitsea, Ramsden Bellhouse, Ramsden Crays, Registrar ·of 'Marriages, .A. H. Laugher, Billel'icay;
Shenfield, Vange, Warley Little, Weald South & deputy, John William Wheatley, Billericay
Wickford. The area is 49,854 acres; rateable n1ue, Registrars of Births &; Deaths-, ~astern iOUb-district,
Lady Day, 1914, £181,815; the population in 19U .A.lgernon Harry Laugher, Billericay; deputy, John
was 28,478 - Willhm Wheatlev; •
Western sub-district_, Edward
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Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Rev. St. John William Cottee, Brentwood; deputy1 Mis~ Eth~l 1\\.
F. C. Methuen, Rectory, Vange Co~tee, Brentwood
Vice-Chairman, Thomas Heslop The children attend the Cotmcil 8-:lhool •

Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Charle11

Edgar Lewis, New road, Brentwood PUBLIC 0 FFICERS.
Treasurer, Hy. Saml. Tuke, P.arclay's Bank, Chelmsford Chief Inspector of Weights &; Measures &; unde~ " Sale
Collectors to the Guardians, A. H. Laugher, Billericay of Food & Drugs .Act " &; Official Sampl!lr under
& Ed~ard William Cottee, Brentwood " Fertilisers &; Feeding Stuffs .Act," Arthur Hors11'ell,
Relieving Officers, Eastern district, A. H. Laugher, 153 High street, Brentwood _
Billericay; Western district, Edward William Cottee, Clerk to Billericay Sub-Committee of Essex Local. Pen-
Brentwood sion Committ~e. Charles Edgar Lewis, ~ew :road,
Vaccination Officers, A. H. Laugher, Billericay & Edwd. Brentwood
William Cottee, Brentwood Coroner for South Essex, Charles Edgar Lewis, New rd.
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Brentwood district, Brentwood; deputy, John Lewis Quennell, Brentwood
Charles John Linskill Mansel M.D., C.M.Edin. High Collector of Poor's Rates, Assistant Overseer &; Clerk ttl
street, Brentwood; Grnt Burstead district, William the Parish Council, Thomas East wood W ormald
Shackleton B.A., M.D., Ch.B.Dnb. Billericay; Hutton •
& Mountnessing district, .Arthur Quennell M.R.C.S. SCHOOL.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Brentwood; Wickford district, School Medical Inspector, Ernest Morton Wyche
John Mar shall M.R.C. S.Eng. Wickford M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H. Rose V ..ll~J.
The Wot·khouse, a building of brick in the Elizabethan Brentwood
style, was built in :r84o & will hold 300 inmates;
a new infirmary, casual wards & boiler house were Essex County Council (provided)~ erected, in ~878f for
added in I89&; Rev. Hermann Coldwell B..A. chap- 400 children; enlarged in I'J07 for 440; average at-
lain; JosPph Dvu.glas Wells M.B., Ch.B.Edin. medical tendance, 138 boys, 1,50 ~{iris & 61 infants; Randal
officer; Waiter Need.ham, master; Mrs. Needham, Porter, master; Mrs. Clara Bush by, mistress; Miss
matron Eleanor Cole, infants' mistress
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BILLERICA.Y REGISTRATION DISTRICT. Railway Station, Horace Bassingthwaighte,station master
Superintendent Registrar, Cbas. Edgar l..ewis,Brentwoo~ Carrier to Chelmsford. Harry Heard, tue$. et trJ.
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PRIV.ATB- RESIDENTS. Springett .Alfred Butcher- Lucy Hannah (Mrs.), Bur-
Alien .Albert John, .Red hatch Statham Hnbert stead House temperance hotel
Atkinson H. Francis., The Croft Stevens William Err,est, Oakdene Cole Edmund Jsph. farmer, Bell hill
Bassom Miss, Weston. Street Mrs. Norsey manor Cole Emily (Mrs.), shopkseper
Blundell Henry Edwin, Barrington ho Taylor Charles, Ephracott Cole Henry, plumber'
Branfill Mrs. Brydges Robinson, I Trimnell Thomas, The Gables Oo1e- Matilda (Mrs.), White Hart P.H
Burghstead lodge Tyrrell Mrs. Claremont Cook Edwin, Rising Sun P.H
"Brassill Rev. :Martin L. (Catholic), Waldron Thomas, Winnivere Coppin Cath. (Mrs.),tea rooms,High st
The Presbytery, High street Walford Lionel J. Grey home Coppin Edgar L. shorthand teacher
Brown .Arthur, Roseleigh Ward Mrs. Lockers lcottis W. J. & Sons, bakers & confrs
Buckingham Mrs Watkinson Frederick George, Rosslyn Cullis Edwd. B. & Sons, fishmongers
Bnll Mrs. Bleak house Webster W. Bellevue Daldy & Co. coal merchants
Chaumette- Hy. H . .A. The Ramblers Wells Jsph. Douglas M.B., Ch.B.Edin Dupuy Percy Stuart, Railway hotel
Cole Edmund Joseph, Bell hill Westoby Miss, The Cottage Eales Frederick John, saddler
Darby Rev. Edwd. Geo. B.A. (vicar) Whitaker Arthur C. Roselle Eke Joseph, insurance agent, Fernlea
Dowling James Lewis, The Cottage conMEROUL. Gentry Fred, boot & shoe maker
Edwards Thomas W. St. Keverne Early closing day, Thursday. Gentry George, builder
Field Herbert, Wheycott Alderslade .Alfred Thomas, Coach & Gray Frances & Sarah (Misses), roil-
Fowler K. R. West Holme Horses f'.H liners
Frost John Ancient Order of Foresters (Rubens Grays & Tilbury Gas Co. (Wifiiam
Gallacher Adolphus J. Highfield lodge, 3095) (A. Seagers, jun. sec) j Whittaker, sec)
Goodchild Wellington, High street A.rding Edgar William, bricklayer Green James W. hair dresser
Greatorex Thomas .A. Berkswell Barclay & Company Limited(branch), Harrington Samuel, ironmongel"
Hackett Rev. Benjamin (Congrega- bankers (J. Jefferies, mgr.); draw Harris Brothers, builders
tional), The Manse . on head office,5~ombard st.LndnEC I Heard Harry, carrier
Hadland James, Devonshire house Barfield Arthur, wood carver Heard Samuel John, carpenter
Rare Waiter W. Hill house Bassom Geo. Jsph. plumber & glazier Howard Percy, news agent, High st
Harrington Albert S. Westbury cot Beacoby Charles Edward, Crown Home for Feeble Minded (men)
Hislop Hardy W. A. Ingleside hotel j (Thomas W. Edwards, sec.) j for
Houghton Edmund John, High street Billericay Conservative Club (Harry members of the middle class; fees
Hoysted Rev. James Douglas B.A Powell, sec) from 17s. 6d. weekly, Co-operati'n~
Izzard Percy William David, High st Billericay Cricket Club (Algernon H. Sanatoria, New lodge
.Jeanes Frampton, Meadowcroft Laugher, hon. sec) !Home for Epileptics (men) (Thomas
Jefferies John, Bank house 1Billericay Fire Brigade (John William W. Edwards, sec.); for members
Kershaw Arthur Samuel, Bellegarde Wheatley, captain) of the middle class; fees from
Xnowles Miss, The Laurels Billericay Football Club (C.S. Hough- qs. 6d. weekly, Co-operative Sana·
I..adbrook Mrs. Crescent house ton, hon. sec) toria. Leon .house
Lain Edward Fredk. Henry, High st BillericayHarriers (F.J.Eales,hon.sec) IHcughton k Co. grocers
Maples Thomas Richard, Beachbank jBillericay Horticultural Society lies Henry William, estate
Mills William, Laburn~ms
Moore Edward, Ferndale
Moore Frank, Lyndhurst
I(Algernon H. Laugher, hon. sec)
Boughtwood Annie E. (Miss), girls' surveyor
&; boy5' school
agent, builder, architect A
.
Jarvis ...\lfred, shopkeeper, High st
Moore Miss; Laurel bank Boughtwood Charles H. coal merchnt Jefferies H. J. & Co. l!Olicitors
Moore Walteor Richard, Hillside 1
Boughtwood Fredk. Thomas, butcher J efferies Harry John, solicitor & cam-
Mountain William E Brentwood & District Co-operative missioner for oaths, see J efferies
1
Muen Herbert, Pla.s Newydd Society Ltd. (branch), High street (H. J.) & Co
Negrott.o Joseph, Newlands Brown Arth. wheelwright&blacbmitb Jefferies John, mana~er of Barclay &
Paskell Miss I
Buckenham Fras. Hy. Red Lion hotel Company's branch bank, deputy
Powell George A.rthur, Ashdown Bull Ellen & Annie (Misses), new~ supt. rpgistrar, a"~ist. clerk to the
Sadler James I agents, High street magistrates & insuranee agent,
Salter Frederick, The Doon Bull Edward. jobmaster Bank house
Scales Edgar George, Station estate Bull Emily (Mrs.), ~hopkeeper Kinchett George, insurance agent
Shackleton William B..A., M.D. Burrows Thomas, nursing home, Ladbrook Oscar, hay & s~raw dealer
Barnsley house Sunnymeade Larritt Agnes (Miss), milliner
Skuse Charles, Rosslare Butcher George M. horse dealpr Larritt Robt. cyclt> agt. k to
Spinks Charles F. Highlands (speciality, horst- breaking), High :>!
ESSEX
4 REFERENC. &.1/SRAII

- "-._PUBLJn 1 m11Ml~
 ll2 .I:HL l. J< RICA Y. ESSEX. [KELLY'tt
Laugher Algernon Harry, regiatJ'81" of Quilter William, farmer [Southend Waterworks Co. High Ill
births & deaths for the Eastern Ramsey Fredk. Arthur, hair dresser i Speller Jessie (Miss), shopkeever
sub-district of Wickford & registrar Ramsey Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker Springett Alfred J. carting contractor.
of marriages for Billericay union, Rayner-Green William, photographer . Stratham Charles S. sign writer.,
collector to the guardians, relieving West view 1 High street
& vaccination officer, Eastern dis- Reading Room & Library (William IStill HPnry, tailor
trict, Mount Holly Houghton, hon. sec) ISwann Wm. Hy. fruitr. & greengrocr
Layland R. J. W. sanitary inspector Reeve Annie (Mrs.),dress ma.High st Totman Waiter, harness maker
& surveyor to the Eastern district, Sadler Edith (Mlss), music teacher Tylor Edward, baker & corn dealer
Rural District Council ·I Saner George, jun. market gardener. 'fyrrell Annie E. (Mrs.), draper
Lewis & Quennell, solicitors Norsey road Orsuline High School (Rev.. Mother
Little Jn. Wm. boot & shoe repairer Savill David, furniture dealer & bill- Bernard, principal), boarding &.
Lowe John A. printer, Caxton house poster, High street day school, High street
Maclure John, fruiterer Savill Ernest, draper Ventris Lilian (Miss), nurse
McKenzie John, carpenter Scott iWilliam, general smith Wade Frederick, shopkeeper
Mason Geo. tea gardens, Le Chalet Seagers Alfred, shopkeeper Waylett John William, wheelwrigh~
Meeson Arthur John, coal merchant 1 Shackleton William B.A., M.D., Ch.B.I Wells Joseph Douglas M.B., Uh.B.
Meeson William Merrifield, corn & Dub. physician & surgeon, &. 1 Edin. physician & su.rgeon, medica)
flour factor medical officer k public vaccinator officer of health to the Rural .Dis-
Moore Waiter Richd. draper & grocer for Great Burstead dist-rict, Barns- trid Council & medical officer »
Morr!l! Edward James, boot maker ley house Workhouse &i lsolation Hospital
Morris Jsph. Edwd.wine & spirit mer Shipton William, joiner Wells Samuel J. watch ma. High st
Nix John Beard. chemist .& stationer Skuse Lillian Eva (Miss), teacher of 1 Weston Thomas, The Chequers P.H
Nursery Co. Ltd. (The), nurserymen music Wheatley John Wm. school. attend-
Oddy William Luckin, castrator Smith Jane Mansell & Martha ance officer & deputy registrar o£
Patrick William, draper, High street (Misses), dress makers births, deaths & marriages
Payne Edward Burgess, butcher •Smith W_ H. & Son, news agent.. Wheeler Edward G. bricklayer
Polley Miss, dress maker, High street Railway station White Jessie (Miss), confeetioner
Potter Harry, plumber Smith Frederick H. butcher Wnrmald Thomas Eastwood, house k
Purdy George S. grocer, High street Smith Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, insurance agent, assistant overseer,.
Quennell John Lewis, solicitor & 1 Hope villa clerk to Parish Council & collectOP
commissioner fDr oaths, see Lewis Smith Wm. Edwd. baker &. confectnr of poor's rates
& Quennell
BIRCH is a pleasant village and parish about 3 miles 1 James Round P.C., M.A., D.L., J.P. is a modern edifice;.
south-east from Marks Tey station on the Great Easter'l I erected by the late Charles Gray Round M.P. on 111
railway, 6 south-west from Colchester, 9 south-east from site adjacent to the old hall, which had been ;rebuilt by
Coggeshall and 52 from London, in the North-eastern his ancestor, James Round esq. in 1727-8; it stands iD
division of the county, Lexden hundred, Lexden and j beautiful grounds watered by a rivulet which here ex-
Winstree petty sessional division and union, Colchester, 1 pands into a small lake containing 8 acres. The Rt..
Olacton and Harwich joint CO'llnty court district, f Hon. James Round is lord of the manor and principal
Coggeshall and Tey rural deanery, Colchester arch- landowner. The soil is light; subsoil, gravel. 1'h~
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese; it was in existence chief crops ar~ wheat, bel:ins and barley. 'fhe area is
long before the reign of King Edward the Confessor, 3,403 acres of land and 10 <Jf water; rateable value.
and formerly consisted <Jf the parishes of Great ar.d £3,638; the population in 19II was 772 in the civil and
Little Birch, now consolidated. The church of St. 994 in the ecclesiastical parish
!>eter, in Great Birch, is a building of faced flint in a By Local Government Board Order 22,363, Mai·ch 24.
modern Pointed style, and was erected in 185o by the 188g, detached parts of Copford, known as Brake11.
late Charles Gray Round esq. of Birch Hall; it consists Round Bush &c. were transferred to this parish, and
of chancel and nave with aisles, the north aisle consist- Canfields Farm from EasthorpP
ing of four and the. south of five b.ays, a?d a! ~he west Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonp Call Office.-Georg&
en? of the no-rth aisle a tow.er. With spue ri~mg to a Polley, sub-postmaster. Letters through Colchester
height of IIO feet, and contammg one bell: m 1897 a arrive at 7 . 10 a. m. & T. 10 p.m. week days; dispatched
clock .was added ~t a cost of over £.10o, to comm~mor~te at 10 . 25 a.m. & 6 . 20 p.m.; snndays, 9 .40 a.m
1
~he Diamond ~ubilee of h~r late MaJe~ty Queen VICtoria: Pillar Box, Hardy's Green, cleared at 7 _35 a.m_ &:; 6.r_;
m 1goB a stam.ed east wmdow was mserted to t~e .late p.m.; 7 .35 a.m. on sunday; Wall Box, Heckford
Mrs. Luard, Wif~ of th.e rector.: t~er~ are. 300 sittmg.s. bridge cleared at 10 _ 4 ~ a.m. & 6. 40 p.m. . 9.45 a.m_
The church of Little Birch, which IS m rums, stands m rm sun'day _., '
the park near th~ :Sail: The register ~ates from the Wall Letter Boxes, near the School, cleared 8.30 a.m. t
year IS6o. Th~ hvmg IS a rectory, umted to that. of 6.10 p.m.; sunday, 8.30 a.m. & Birch street, cleared
La~er Breton smce 1909, net Y.early v~lue {,618, . with at 8. 20 a. m. & 6 p.m. . sunday 8. 20 a. m
residence and 72 acres of glebe, m the gift of the Bishop . ' . ' . . .
of Chelmsford, who has two turns, and Douglas Round Public Elementary School (mixed). built With master~
esq. and the Hon. c. H. Strutt, one turn, and held since house, about 185o, ~y the l~te Char~es G. Round. k
1895 by the Rev. Bi:xby Garnham Luard M.A_ of St. altered & enlarged m I9II by the Right Hon. Jame~;
Peter's College. Cambridge, and J.P. Essex. The Round P.~., M.A., D.L., ~.P. at a co~t of about £soo.
rectory house was built by c. G. Round esq. in I8S 9-6o. for 200 ~hildren. A cookmg & hand1craft centre wn~
A village club, with reading room, was erected and erected m th~ ~ounds of the schoo_l by the Esse:s
opened in 1 a90 at a cost of £qo. To the south-east County Council m 19n! for 18~ pupils; average at-
of the church is a mound encompassed by a trench tendancc! 145; John Widge:y Gill, master
and said to be the remains of a castle of the Gernons • Constable m Charge, Albert Lmtott
others, however affirm these to be nothing more than' Carriers to Colchester. Waiter Burmby, mon. wed. !i
a continuation of the stupendous Roman works on Lex- sat.; Edmund Prior, mon. wed. fri. & sat.; & haar
den Heath. Birch Hall, the residence of the Rt. Hon. Whyatt, wed. & sat ·
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1 Blomfield Frederick William, farmer. Darien Violet (Mrs.), farmer & as-
Cooke Francis Henry Beckingham hall sist-ant overseer for Copford, Upper
Crawley Frank, Shamming grange Bond Eli~abeth (Mrs.), beer -retailer Hill farm (letters through Copford}
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Gill John Widgery Brown Frank E. blacksmith, Heck- Dinning Robert, farmer, Heath farm
Hichens Misses. Birchwood (postal ad- fordbridge Fairhead Edward Golden, farmer,
dress, Shrub End) Church Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Birch bolt (letters thro' Kelvedon)
Luard RPv. Bixby Garnham M.A., Hellen's farm 1 Goody William T. Angel inn, Heck-

J.P. (rE-ctor), Rectory Clarke James, gardener to Douglass fordbridge

Luard Rev. Edwin Percy M.A.
(curate), RPctory
Ronnd Rt Hon .•T11mes P.C., M.A.,
D.L., J.P. Birch hall
Round Douglass M.A. The Cottage
Round Miss, Basketts (letters through
Copford)
cmnnmflJ.~L.
Bishop Henry, gardener to Rt. Hon.
James Round
Round esq. M. A. Church cottage Hale Eliza (Mrs.), shopkpr. Birch St
Club & Reading Room (Rev. Edwin Hellen Albert, cattle dealer, Birch St
Percy Luard, hon. sec) Hollington Bros. who.clothiers(brncb}
Cooke Francis Henry M.R.C.S.Eng., Hutton Frederick, builder
L.R.C.P.Lond surgeon, & medical Kent Jonah, gamekeeper to Rt. Holl'
nffi~p.r & public vaccinator, sth & James Round esq
6th districts of Lexden & Winstree Lofthouse William, farmer, Round'-
Union bush farm (letters thro' Kelvedon)
Nice Jn-(Mrs.), shopkpr.Heckfordbrdg
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DIRFC'fORY.] ESSEX. BIRDBR<.OK, D3

:Norfolk Frank, asst. overseer & clerk Posford John, farmer, Luke's·farm Smith Alice (Mrs.), clerk to Lex den
~ the Parish C()uncil, Brakes farm Prior Edmund, carrier &Winstree Sub-Committee of Essex
.Norfolk Sarau .Ann (Mrs.), farmer, Rogers John, seed grower, Lit.Luke"a Local Pension Committee,Birch cot
• Brakes farm Sach John, farmer, Birch Street Smith David, boot repairer, Birch St
Norman Mary Ann (Mrs.), farmer Sheldrick Mary (Miss), dress maker, Smith William, steward to Bt. Hon.
Garlands Hardy's green J ames Round P.C. Hall farm
IPolley Charles, market gardener Studley Albt.grocer & draper,Birch St
'l'iffin George, butcher •
BIRCHANGEB is a parish on the borders of Herts, £230, with 33 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
.oear the junction of the roads from Bishop Stortford to of New College, Oxford, and held since rgn by the
.Dunmow and Saffron Walden, r! miles from Stansted Rev. Cyril William Holland M.A. of that college. W.
station on the Great Eastern railway, 2 east-north-east Fuller-Maitland esq. of Stansted Hall, who is lord of
from Bishop Stortford, in the Northern division of the the manor, Lord Blyth, of Blythwood, Stansted, and
county, hundred of Uttlesford, Bishop Stortford union Captain H. L. Archer-Houblon are the principal land-
.and county court district, Walden petty sessional owners. The soil is clay and loam; subsoil, clay. The
.division, Newport -and Stansted ru:Qll deanery, Colches- crops are wheat and barley. The area is 1,o66 acres;
t.er archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. A stream rateable value, [,6,726; the population in 1911 was gig.
runs thro.ug_h the par_ish. '!he church of s~. Ma~y is a
small bu1ldmg of flint w1th stone dressmgs m the
I Parish Clerk Robert Levey.
' . .
~orman and Early English styles, and consists of Post Office. Ml s. Anne Sm1th, sub-postmistress. Box
.ehancel nave north aisle and a stone turret containill"" cleared at 7.40 & 9·35 a.m. & 6.55 p.m. week days
f)De beh: the north aisle was added in 18g8, fro~ & 8.40 a._m. sundays. Letters throu~h Bishop Start-
designs by Sir Arthur Blomfield and Sons, at a cost of ford, a:r1ve at 7.15 & 10.10 a.m. ~tansted Mount-
about £750: the church contains a handsome oak fitche~ Is t~e nearest money order & telegraph office,
reredos, with painted panel, erected in 190I by the Il mJles distant
family of Sir Charles Gold, in memory of a brother ancl Public Elementary School (mixed), for 120 children;
sister: there are 180 sinmgs. The register dates frorr. average attendance, 87; Herbt.Evan Lightwood,master
th., year 1688. 'fhe living is a rectory, net yearly value 0

~larked thus t receive their letters Robinson Douglas Innes, The Gables tLevey Brothers, carpenters
through Stansted, Essex.) Ross Wm. Edmund, Birchanger lodge Noakes Frederick, beer retailt>r
Seabrook Harold John Spencer Osbourn Clande William, shopkeeper
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Spencer Franl;:, Broomhill UtJbinson Daniel, jun. brick ID&ker
fChester Harry J.P. Broome End tSpencer Mrs. The Mount tRochford Edmund Limited, nursery-
tChester Mrs. Pines Hill men. T N IS Stansted
tCockerell Miss, Fairfield COMMEROIAL. Teagle Henry, farmer, Start hill
tGold Sir Chas. D.L., J.P. The Limes Blake William, beer retailer Waterman Joseph, farmer,The Green
+Gripper Mrs. Brooklands Carr William, brick maker tWilkins John, tailor, Stoney Commn
Harrisou Thomas, Birchanger Place tFreeman Henry, Old Bell P.H Wood Peter, farmer, Birchanger hall
Holland Rev. Cyril William M.A. tHarritt Wm. Chas. frmr. Forest hall Working Men's Club (Sir Chas. Gold
(rector), Rector, tHurd Samuel, grocer, Stoney Corn D.L., J.P. president; Edward John
tPulteney Miss, Sion house Knowles Adam, farmer, Duckend Sizeland, caretaker)
BIRDBROOK is a parish and pleasant village on the Moyns Park, Steeple Bumps.tead, are the principal land-
south bank of the Stour and near the Colne, having a owners. The soil is mixed ; subsoil, clay and gravel.
station 1 mile north of the village on the Colne Valley The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area
railway, 10~ miles north-west from Halstead, 4 south- is 2,072 acres, including the hamlet of Baythorne End,
imSt from Haverhill, and 59 by rail from London, in the which is about 2 miles north-east from the church and
Northern division of the county, Hinckford hundred, I! south from Stoke station, in Suffolk, on the Great
North Hinckford petty sessional division, Risbridg~> Eastarn railway; rateable value, {,2,275 ; the population
union, Haverhill county court district and in the rural in 1911 was 432.
deanery of Belchamp, archdeaconry of Colchester and By Local ·Government Board Order 16,6o8, datei
Chelmsford diocese. The church, lately assigned to March 25, I885, Herkstead Hall, Herkstead Green and
St. Augustine, is an ancient building, consisting of Messings were transferred from this parish to Steeple
chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower of Bumpstead.
wood, with spire, and containing 3 bellil: the chancel is Post & T, Office.-Miss Kate Brown, sub-postmistress.
in the Early English style: in the tower are inscrip- Letten via Halstead, per mail cart, at 6.45 a. m. &
tions to Martha Blewitt, of Baythorne End, in this 12.45 p.m. & at 6 p.m. (callers only); dispatched at
tJarish, buried 7th May, 168I, and the wife of nine 6 a.m. & 5 p.m. The nearest money order office is
husbands, of whom the last survived her; and to Robert at Stambourne, 2 miles distant
Hogan, of this parish, the husband of seven wives, the Post Office, Baythorne End. James William Turner,
last of whom he married 1 Jan. 1739: the church was sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Halstead, per
restored in I881-9 at a cost of £2,ooo, under the direc- mail cart, at 6.30 a.m. & 12.45 & 5.40 p.m.; dis-
tion of Mr. Frederic Chancellor: there are 200 sittings. patched at 5.40 p.m. & 6.30 a.m. The nearest money
"The register dates from the year 1633, and there is a order & telegraph office is Stoke-by-Clare (Suffolk),
eomplete list of reetors from I364. The living is a I~ miles distant
t'ectory, net yearly value £380, with so acres of ~lebe Wall Letter Box, New England, cleared at 6.25 a.m. &
and residence, in the gift of Clare College. Cambridg-e, 5.25 p.m.; sunday, 5.25 p.m
0 -and held since I9IO by the Rev. Alfred Young M.A., Council School (mixed), erected, with mistress's house,
"Sc.D. (late) fellow of that college. Near the church in 1873, for 8o children; 11verage attendance, 64; Mrs.
are some barrows: on the east side of Hunnock's Lane Alison Skellon, mistress · .
Roman remains have been discovered, and at Wixoe is This school is under the control of the Essex Education
-a camp. The Church Sunday school has a residence (Halstead) District Sub-Committee 0

attached, and is under the superintendence of the Railway Station, S. Scillitoe, station mastpr
rector. The trustees of the late Daniel Gurteen esq.
tlf Haverhill (d. 18<:)4), are lords of the manor; Lord Carriers.
Loch M.V.O., D.S.O. of Stoke College, Stoke-by-Clare, Haverhill Samuel Hardy, from Stambourne, mon. fri.
Suffolk, King Viall esq. who is lord of the manor of & sat
Baythorne End, and the Hon. Mrs. St. John Ives, of Steeple Bumpstead-Mrs. C. Balling, daily
BffiDBROOK. Kinsey W. H. attendance officer tc] B.AYTHORNE END.
Stubbings Enoch, Brooklyn Halstead Ess£>x Education Sub- I Holmes John
Young Rev. Alfred M.A., Sc.D. Committee 1Parker Rev. Douglas Charles
(rector), Rectory Moy Thomas Lim. coal merchants; Rum ball Mrs. Rose cottage
depot, Railway station Viall King, Baythorne park
COMM"EBCI..U.. Pannell R. Peter, Plough P.H COMMERCIAL.
Bates Regnld.Wm.frmr. Warren's frm Pavne Richd. Oscar, farmer,Moat frm Fitch Bros. millers (steam & water),
Bolt-on Robert, florist Railing Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper Baythorne mill
Clary Charles, farm bailiff to the Hon. Sherwood Richard Henry, farmer, Pizzy Fr~>derick, Swan P.H
Mrs. St. John Ives,Whitehouse frm Birdbrook hall Rumball James Daking, steward to
French Elsie Grace (Mrs.), builder Woodley Ralph, farmer Mr. G. E. Unwin. Burleigh house •

French Su11annah (Mrs.), Colne Valley Turner Jas. Wm. blacksmith, Post off
Arms P .H Unwin Geo.Ernst.frmr.Baythorne hall

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 54 BL.ACKVORE. E~SEX.
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[KELLY'S
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Bl.ACKMORE is a parish d miles north-west from rest for the poor. Here was anciently a priory dedicated
Ingatestone station on the main line of the Great East- to St. Lawrence and founded by .Adam and Jordan de
ern railway, 4 east from Ongar, 8 south-west from Sandford in the time of Henry II. for .Augustine canons,.,.
Chelmsford and '25 from London; in the Western divi- the revenues ol which at the Dissolution were valued
sion of the county, Chelmsford hundred, Ongar petty at £85 9s. 7d. yearly i it was granted by Benry Vlll.
sessional division and union, Brentwood county court to Cardinal Wolsey and applied by him in aid of .his
district, and in Ongar rural deanery, archdeaconry of foundations at Ipswich and Oxford; Qll his attainder
E.sse:x: and Chelmsford diocese. ';l'he church of St. was transferred to Waltham .Abbey, and after its sup-
i'
Lawrence, formerly attached to the .Augustine priory pression was granted to Robert .Smith. Henry VIII
founded here in the -reign of Henry II. is an ancient had a country house here, called "Jericho" by his
building, consisting of quasi chancel, nave Of four bays, courtiers, who used the phrase, "He has gon~ to
aisles, north porch and ·a 'Western tower of timber, Jericho," to express that the King had retired to this
three stages in height., with a basement of 1-ubble, and place for his pleasure; a house in the parish still goes
a shingled spire containing 5 bells, three dating from by this name, and the Cam rivulet, which fiQWS through
1647 and the others from 1648 and 1752; one bell (tenor), the village, is called "Jordan." .Adolphus George
1647, recast in 1901: it was originally a Norman :struc- Maskell esq. of Chelmsford, is lord of the manor. The
ture, but underwent extensive alterations in the 13th principal landowners "Bre Thomas Read Hull esq. Capt.
and further changes in the 14th and rsth centuries, Wellesley George Pigott J.P. and the Very Rev. .Arthur
and is now mostly of the E11rly English period, and Perceval Purey-Cust D.D. dean of York. The trustees
probably built on the foundations of the Norman of John V. Longbourne esq. are owners of the great-
edifice, portions of which still 1•emain: the west front, and tithes. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clayey. The chief
one bay of the Norman church at the west end, belong to crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 2,588
the 12th century; ·the west front has a circular-headed acres; rateable value, £3,S26; the population in 19n
doorway, above which. on a line, are two windows of a was 6 13 .
like form, and over these, in the gable, a circle: the
whole of this front. constructed of squared masonry, is HOOK END and WY.ATT'S GREEN are small ham.
a fine specimPrt of No-rman workmanship; the remaining lets about a mile and a half south, over parts of which
bav of the Norman nave has slender columns with Capt. W. G. Pigott J.P. has manorial rights .
. graceful capitals, upon which the Early English work County Police, Edward James Dawson, constable
is curiously engrafted : at the east end of the south Post, M. 0. & T. oO:ffice; open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; tel.
aisle is a small chantry chapel. containing a fine altar- 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; sunday, 8.30 to Io a. m.~ closes
tomb with effigies to Thomas Smyth esq. ob. 1594, and wednesdays, I p.m.-John Henry Arthy, sub-post-
Margaret, his wife; on the nave floor is a slab of Pur- master. Letters from Ingatestone, Essex, arrive at
beck marble, with the matrices .of a tine brass cross 7.20 a.m. & 12 noon; dispatched at 8.35 a.m. and
and shields : the side chapel, which takes the place of 12. IS & 6.55 p.m.; sun days, arrive 8.15 a.m.;. dis...
a former mausoleum at the east end of the north aisle. patched 9· IS a.m
was rearranged in 1902: the organ was presented in Pillar Letter Boxes.-H.ook End, cleared at 7 a.m. & 7·5
1906: the east window and several others are stained: p.m. week days; 7 a.m. sundays; Jessops Corner,
the church was restored in 1898, 1902 and 1907, at a cleared at 8.45 a.m. & 12.25 & 7 p.m. week days; 9·35
cost of £3,809. and affords t8o sittings. The register a.m. sundays
dates from the year 1602. The living is a vicarage, Essex County Council Provided Schools (mixed & in·
net yearly value [196, with residence, in the gift of fants), erected in 1877, at a cost of £565, for Ioi
the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since I888 by children; average attendance, 91; William Whitmore,
the Rev. Waiter Layton Petrie Th.Assoc.K.C. who master; Mrs. M. D. Whitmore, mistress; Miss M. R.
is also vicar of Norton Mandeville. There is a Baptist Walker, infants' mistress; Ernest J. Thomas, King
chapel here. built in 1841 by the late Mr. .Ashley street, High Ongar, attendance officer
Barrett, and endowed with £58 a year. The endowed Carriers to:-
charities, left in xsBo by George Challice ; in 1601
by Henry Waller; in 1728 by Thomas Almond and Chelmsfo::-.d James Amos, tues. fri. & sat
by various other benefactors, produce £48 yearly, of Brentwood-Charles Wray, fri
which £1 12s. is for ecclesiastical purposes, and the Romford James Amos, wed
(Marked thus * are in Brentwood A.rthy John Henry, gr-ocer, Post office-jMartin John Thomas, shopkeeper
Postal Delivery.) Barker Albert Edward, The Bull P.H *Mason Wm. farmer, Wolfe's farm
PRIVATE RESIDENT!'. Brown George, hay dealer Osborne George, farmer, Red Rose
*Alien James Lynn M.B. .Auberies Bu~lar Elizabeth {Mrs.), shopkeeper farm
Barrett Misses, Jessops chapman William Dodd, blacksmith Pagram Laura C. {Mrs.), draper
Gandy Christopher Wm. Orchard vil 1 & hrri~r Pagram Philip Richard, carpenter
Groves Rev. James Barnes (Baptist) Debenham Harold, farmer, Brickkiln Poddephatt Thomas G. shopkeeper
Hull Thomas Read, Jericho farm *Roast J. gardener to Capt. W. E.
Marriage Mr;;. Fint?rith hall Farmer Charles. hay cutter Matcham, Hook's End
*Matcham Capt. William Eyre,Black- Frost Hayward Henry & Barrett Wm. Scudder William James, Leather
more house farmers. New farm, Wyatt's Green Bottle P.H
*Owens Thomas George, Wyatts G11rton Waiter, head gardener to T. Shaw Edward, baker
Petrie Rev. Walter Layton Th.A.K.C.I R. Hull esq *Staines Clara (Miss), farmer, Ray
(vicar) Hardy John, Prince Albert P.H Place farm, Swallows Cross
Pratt Clifford, Hay Green J *Mann Emma (Mrs.), farmer, Quince Stiff .Alfred, butcher

cmnnmrr.H,. hall *Thomas J ames J oseph, farmer.

*Allen James Lynn M.B., B.S.Camb., Marriage Lawrence (the exors. of). Hook's End farm
M.R,Q.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. >;ur- farmers. Fingrith hall West Thomas Freeman. builder •
geon, & medical offi::er {if, public Martin Charles, proprietor of steam Wilson Waiter F. ba~er
vaccinator 2nd distnct. Ongar thrashing machines Wray Charles, carrier
union, .Auberir-s ,
BLACK NOTLEY. mentioned in Domesday Book, is the spire was re-shingled in I905 ; the church was
an undulating- parish and pleasant village, npar the restored in r879 mainly at the expense of two ladies.
river Brain or Pods Brook, and on the road from the entire cost being about £3,000: it is seated
Braintree to Witham, rl miles north-west from throughout with solid oak and has a carved oak screell
Cressing station, on the Witham & Braintree branch dividing the chancel and nave: the chancel has two
of the Great Ea~tern railway, ~~ miles south from piscinre and sedilia and the roof is of ancient carved
Braintree and 41 from London, in the Eastern division oak : the stained east window is a memorial to Lieut.
of the county, Witham hunired, petty sessional divi- W. G. Overton, d. 7 December, 1859: the stained west
sion of Hincliford south (Braintree bench), Braintree window was erected to Edward Nottidge M ..A. rec\GF
union and countv court district, rural deanerv of Brain- from 183s. and there is one other in memory of Mi!ll
tree, arcbdeaconrr of Colchester and Chelmsford Overton : the church has about 120 sittings. The
diocese. The hamlet of Slamondsey, or Slamsey, was register dates from the year 157o. The living is a rec·
t1·ansferred tJ this parish for civil purposes, from tory, net yearly value [.294, with 24~ acres of glebe and
White Notley in r88g, under the provisiDns of the residence, in the gift of St. John's College, Cambridge,
"Divided Parishes Acts, 1876·82." The church of SS. and held since 1907 by the Rev. William Warren M.A.
!Peter and Paul i.s a small edifice of flint with stone of that college. .A sanatorium for the reception of con•
dressings in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, sumptive cases was erected for the district in 1913, and
nave, organ cham.t:ler, so ut lt porch of carved oak, and will hold 16 persons. .A mission room was erected iJ1
a belfry at the western end of the nave, surmounted 1893· The charities amount to £54 yearly, arising frorll
by an octagonal shingled spire and containing 5 bells ; Coker's and Kitchen's charities : Mary Kitchen, by will,
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. UOCKING. 55
dated December 4, 1722, gave £10 1elrly to this parish, acres of land and 2 of water; assessable value, £z,t . p;
which is charged on premisE's in the parish of St-.. tb& population in l:9II was 815 in the civil ilarish and
Botolph, Bishopsgate, and js now in the hands of the 777 in the- t>cclesiasti~al parish.
eorporati'on of the City of London. At an early period
Black and White Notley formed but one parish, but on ROW GREEN, with a small cluster of houses, is a
its coming into the possession {)f Geo:ffrey de Mande- hamlet about :1 mile west, near the road from Braintree
ville, Earl of Essex, and Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, to Chelmsford.
thesw two powerful nobl~ are Raid 'to have founded .By Lncal Government Board Order 22,339, dated March
ekurohes. each upon his own lanil (as was then custo- 24, "1889, Slamsey Farm, Oaklands and Oakland11 Lodge,
mary), for the use of his tenants. 'Ihe mano:t house of were transferred irom White Notley to Black Notley.
Black Notley, or Gobians, stands near the church. 1 .
Many antiquities -were found in <this parish in 1852, Post Office.-Chr1stoph~r H. ~mer, sub-postmaster.
and it was the birthplace in 1571 of the learned William Letters through Bramtree arr1ve at 6.40 a.m: & I
Bedell, Bishop of Kilmore, 1629-42. John Ray F.R.S. p.m. Box cleared at. 8.4o a.m. &_ I & .6 p.m.~ sun-
the distinguished naturalist, was the son of a black- days, 8.45 a.m. Bramtree, !li mdes distant,. 18 the
smith in the village, and was born here Nov. 29, 1627; nearest money order & telegraph office
be died Jan. I7, I705, and is buried in the church- Wall Letter Box,. ne~ Btdford lane, cleared at 6.55 a.m.
vard where a monument was erected over his. grav~ & 1·5 & 5·5° p.m. • sundays, 8.4o a. m
=which Dr. Compton, Bishop of London, caused to b; Wall Letter Box on the London road~ cleared at 7 a.m.
removed into the church, but it has since been replaced & 12 ·5 & 7· 1 5 p.m. -week ?ays only
on it11 original site. the tomb has a long Latin inscrip· Wall Letter Box, Bucks Hill, cleared at 8.55 a.m. &
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bon, en1og1smg
· · h"IS ' s t u di ous an d unamb"t"
1 1ous l"f
1 e. C ap t .
W 12.30L &
tt 6.15
B p.m.;
R"fl sundays,Hill8.451 a.md t &
Richard Symonds a Royalist officer during the Civil a 11 e er ox, 1 eman • c eare a 7 9·45 a.m.
War, and well k~own to antiquaries by his "Diary of & 6. 3° p.m. ; &undays, 8.5o a. m
the Royal Army during the great Civil War," printed b) Public Elementary School (mixed), for 76 child~n;
the Camden Society in :1839• was also a native of thie average attendance, 6o; Mrs. Emily Longhurst, m1st
place and was living in I66o. The soil is loam; subsoil, This school is under the cantrol of the Essex Education
clay.' The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, peas, and (Braintree) Distric.t Sub-Committee~ John Gleave,
market produce and pasture land. The area is 2,307 County school, Bramtree, clerk
1 COlOlERCIA.L. IHawkes John W. farmer, Friar's
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Barnard Osmond George, farmer k Hutley Philip, jun. frmr Gt. Slamsey
Barker Lt.-Col. Gerald, Lynders wood landowner, The Hall 'Lawrence Frank, beer retailer
Ba.rilard Waiter, Notley Place Black Notley Sanatorium (William Legerton Alfred Thos. miller (water)
Bibbins-Allen Major S. The Lodge Rowland Seuthall Rogers M.B., Martin William, beer retailer
Boyton Charles, London road Ch.B.Birm., M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.C.P. Martin Wm. jun. horse slaughterer.
Davis Mrs. London road Lorrd. medical officer; Miss :Mit- Baker's lane
Guthrie Alexander, Hill house chell, matron) :Metson Joseph, farmer, London road
King 'fhomas W. London road Butcher Thomas, Green Dragon P.H Mortier Abraham, cattle dealer
Locock Sir Chas. Bird bart. Oaklands Cathcart Sydney, cycle agt.Bridge cot Mortier Arthur, baker
Mortier George J. Ruby cottage Chaplin Charles, shopkeeper Partner John, jun. blacksmith
Pamtenter Silas, Hillcrest, London J,"d Clarricoats Henry, Reindeer P.H Perry Alfrod, boot maker
Playle Mrs. Frederick, Ratcliff house Clarricoa.ts Osmond, farmer, Elm frm Potter John, higgler
Pulford George', Park farm Darby Charles Edwin, farmer & land- Saunders Frederick, call dealer
Warren ReV'. William M.A. (rector), owner, Oak farm Sorrell Charles B. farmer, Stantons
The Rectory Digby Jane (Mrs.), cowkpr.Buckwoods, Turner Christr. H. statnr. & post off
Wickerson Henry George, London rd Emery George, boot & shoe maker [Ward William E. organist to St.
Hammond Waiter, baker · Peter's, Backing, Park farm
BOBBINGWORTH, or Eovinger, is a parish, 2 miles deacon of Malta. The interest of about £5oo, left by •
north-west from Ongar terminal station on a branch of Robert Bourne·in 166o, is applied in providing clothing
the Great Eastern railway, 4~ north-eal't from Epping for the aged poor of the parish. Major George E. Capel
and 10 north-by-west from Brentwood, in the western Cure, of Shakenhurst, Salop, is lord of the manor and
division ()f the CQunty, hundred, petty sessional division principal landowner. The soil is various; subsoil, clay.
and union of Ongar, Brentwood county court district, The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area
rural deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex and is 1,042 acres; rateable value, {,2,264; the population in
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Germains is a 19n was 309.
small building of stone in the Decorated style, consisting
of chancel, nave, -west porch and an embattled western BILSDEN is I mile south.
tower of brick containing 6 bells : the chancel waR re- Sexton, J olm Stevens.
stored in I84o at the cost or the Rev. William Macjan- Post Office.-:Miss Ellen H. Brock, sub-postmistress.
lay Oliver M ..!.. rector 1838-gg, who also gave the bells, Letters through Ongar, Essex, arrive at 7 & II. 55
dated I 84r; the inside of the roof was restored in I907 a.m. ; dispatched 1. 30 & 5 . 50 p.m. -week days; arrive
at a cost of £42: there are monuments to the Capel 7 a.m.; dispatched II. 3 o a.m. sundays. The nearest
Cure family and to the families of Chapman, r627 ; money order office is at Ongar, distant 3 miles, &
~;:rs~~tin~ ~ ;T~~dr~~~~~r,of ~~~~~al!h~a~~u~~~;~~~~~
6 3
8 telegraph offlce is at North Weald, distant 2 miles
baptisms and marriages from 1559. The living is a Wall Letter Box, on school -wall, cleared at 1.40 & 6.5
rectory. net yearly Yalne £28o, with residence and 30 p.m. week days & II.45 a.m. on sundays
acres of glebe, in the gift of Major George Edward School (non-provided) (mixed), with house for mistress,
Capel Cure, and held since 19Il by the Rev. Daniel I for sa children; average attendance, 53; Mrs. Edith
Collyer M . .A. of Clare College, Cambridge, late .Arch- · Clough, mistress
Collyer Rev. Daniel M.A. (rector), I Brock Ellen H. (:Miss), baker Gemmill John, farmer, Bilsdens
The Rectory [Brown George, farmer, Sayer·s & Holm Hugh C. farmer, Waterend
Gladstone Wm. Buckley, Blake hall Perrill's farm$ Jones Frank (exors. of), farmers,
COMMERCIAL. Everard Henry William, farmer, Bobbins farm
Binder Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper Bobbingworth hall 1 Pledge Geo. farmer, Newhouse farm

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BOCKING is a parish and town, 2 miles north of style, and consists of chancel with vestry, clerestoried
Braintree station on the Great Eastern railway. It is in l'ave of four bays, aisles, south porch and a large
the Eastern division of the county, Hinckford hundred, embattled western tower with pinnacles, containing a
Hinckford South (Braintree bench) petty sessional divi- clock and peal oi 8 belh, witb an ancient clock
sion, union and county court district of Braintree, rural bell: there are piscinre and several stained memorial
deanery of Braintree, archdeaconry of Colchester, and windows: in the south chantry is the brass of John
Chelmsford diocese. The town is on the Pant, Fresh- Doreward esq. ob. 1420, son of Sir William Doreward
well, or Blackwater river, Qn which are several corn and his wife Isabella, but without inscription, and on
mi11s, and consists principally of one long street, the the chanc.:;l pavement is another to Oswald Fitch,
Coggeshall and Rayne road forming the boundary. In ob. 1612: in the north aisle of the chancel is a
the "time of King Ethelred this parish belonged to marble monument consisting of a pediment. supported
Ethelred and Leofwin, who granted it to St_ Saviour's on columns and beneath it a kneeling female figure,
Priory, Canterbury. · representing the wife of Adrian Moore esq. who died
The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a large edifice 1624 : another marble monument in ·the same aisle
of flint with Bath stone dressings in the Perpendicular is inscribed to Prisca, relict of Thomas Cobourne, of

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 HOCKING. ESSEX.
Stratford-le-Bow, gent. : in the cLr.rchyard is a tomb
erected to John Maysent, gent. of Bocking Hall, with a
poetical inscription: in I883 the church was reseated
and the western window filled with stained glass at the
sole expense of Wm. Walford esq.: and in 1884 the bap-
t·istery window was filled with stained glass by the late
Rev. Charles Almeric Belli M.A. vicar of South Weald
(1823-77), who died in 1886: in 1913 the east window
was presented by S. A. Courtauld esq. who also pre-
:sented a. reredos : there are five others in the chancel
'given by Dean Carrington and the members of his
1amily, one by William Walford esq. and one in the
n\uth "'isle by Mrs. Wakeham, widow of a former dean:
za chancel .screen was added in 19II : a new altar was
g'iven by Mrs. Knapp and :Miss Younghusband in 1913:
'there are about 1,ooo sittings. The living is a rectory,
net yearly value £342, with residence and II3 acres of
glebe, in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and
held since 1906 by the Very Rev. John Studholme
Brownrigg- :M.A. of Magdalene College, Cambridge, who
·1.s dt'an and rector. chaplain to the Bishop of Bangor,
· :and hon. cano.:~. of Bangor, rural dean of Braintree, and
:s~)'ro,.a te.
•
St. Peter's, Bocking, has now, by an Order in Council,
dated I8 May, IQ06, been constituted a parish; the
church, erected in 1897, on a site given by a lady
.I'esident in the parish, is an edifice of brick and stone,
'CQnsecrated June 19th, 1897, and will seat about 350
rpersons. The late )liss Frances 1-Vakeham, of Marshalls,
Braintree, lf'ft by will the sum of £4,500 for the
1mildin~ of an additional church in the parish of
· ~eking, on condition that no part of the legacy was
:to be used for the purchase of the site, and a further
·sum of £s,ooo was also left by Miss Wal•eham as an
endowment. The register of baptisms dates from the
year 1897 and of marriages from 1906. The living is a
-perpetual curacy, net yearly value £193, with residence,
'in the gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held
·~ince 1906 by the Rev. Henry John Shildrick M.A. of
University College, Durham, and chaplain of Braintree
Union.
The Catholic Church of St. Francis and the Immacu-
late Conception, a structure of red brick, was erected
in 1899· The Franciscan convent, enlarged in 18gB.
adjoins the church, and there is also a small orphanage
:in connection for sixteen girls.
The ·Congregational chapel, in Bradford street, is a
-structure of white brick, erected in 1707 and enlarged
•
in r818, and will seat about qoo persops: over the
pulpit is a marble tablet to the Rev. Thomas Craig, for
~more than 62 years pastor here, who died 2 June, 1864.
'm the 85th year of his age: near the church are schools,
erected in 185~. and a Mission 1"oom, opened in 1894.
·and seating 150 persons: attachoo is a small cemetery ;
the chapel was founded in 169g.
The Congregational chapel, in Church street, erected
in 1862, is a small edifice of "\\bite brick, seating 300
personR.
The Salvation Army hall, in Rayne road, is a building
of white brick with freestone dressings. .
The general cemetery, formed in 1857, and enlarged in
~882 by I~ acres, making it now ?~ acres in extent, il'
~tnrlPr the control of the P:~rish Council.
The Workmen's Hall is a structure of red bricl•
with stone dressings, erected in 188-t- by Messrs. Conrt-
~mld, for the use of their workpeople.
The Mechanics' Institution, in Bocking End, was
founded in r845, and the present building erected in
1863, at the expense of the late George Courtauld esq.
at a cost of £3,ouo; it comp1·ises a l~etu•·e rooru, sPating
450 persons, a reading room, library of about 4,ooo
volumes. and committee, billiard and recreation rooms.
The Cottage Hospital, formed from two cGttages and
opened in 1871, occupies a salubrious site on the H:~l­
stead road. It was enlarg-ed and renovated in 1897 in
commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Her late
Majesty Queen Victoria, and now contains six l:eds:
t.he hospital and its site were presented to the public
by the late Sydney Courtauld esq. J.P. sometime pre!'!i-
dent ; it is mainly supported by voluntary contributions.
The Fire Brigad~ consists of a superintendent and 9
men ; the Council possess two engines, one being kept
at the waterworks and the other at Bradford street; ·
there are electric fire alarms throughout the parish.
In November, r888, the late Sydney Courtauld esq. of
Bocking Place, presented and. laid out s! acres of land
in Docking for public gardens, and invested funds suffi-
cient to form an endowment of £8o a year for keeping
the same in order; there is a keeper's lodge attached.
There is an almshouse for 8 persons.
The endowed charities for geneml distribution pro-
duce about £300 yearly.
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Boeking Place, a 'mansion of brick surrounded by plea.
sure grounds of 25 acres, with a lodge entrance, ia ths
seat of Guy G. Gold esq. J.P.
Booking Hall, the residence of Charles J. Bolton esq,
is an ancient timbered structure with rooms panelled ia
oak and in a fine state of preservation.
The Very Rev. J. R 1Brownrigg, of the Deanery,
Backing, is lord of the manor; the principal iandowner1
are Henry Samuel Tabor esq. Major Albert M. Tabor
an.d C. Sebag--::Montefiore esq. of Stisted Hall.
The area of the civil parish of Backing is 4,6I6 acres
of hmd and 23 of water; assessable value, £12,029;!
population in 19II (inclusive of 221 paupers and 13
officials in Braintree Union Workhouse) was 3,448.
The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 191£
wa~. St. Mary (parish church), 1,752; and St. Peter.
I ,696.
Sexton, David Marshall.
HIGH GARRETT .is a hamlet in Bocking parish, aboul
r mile north-north-east and 3 miles north from Brain-
tree, at the branching of the high road from Chelms-
ford to Halstead and Clare .
Here is a Mission chapel, in connection with St.
Mary's, Rocking, and a Primitive Methodist chapel.
Post & M. 0. Office, Bradford street.-Charles Benrr
Taylor, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive through Brain-
tree & are dispatched at 8.20 & 10.35 a.m. &; 3.20 &
7·45 p.m.; sundays, 7·45 p.m
Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Offic&
(for places within a limited distance), Church street.
-Mrs. Clara Rippingale, sub-postmistress. Letters
arrive frorr. Braintree at 7 & 9.30 a.m. Jv 7 p.m.; dis-
patched at 8 & 10.20 a.m. & 7.40 p.m.; 9.20 a.m. on
sundays
Post & M. 0. Office, High Garrett. Oscar J. Ollett,
sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Braintree at 7.15
& 9 25 a.m. & 7 p.m.; sundays, 8.25 a.m. dispatched
at 8 & 10 a.m. & 7·5 p.m.; sundays, g. m a.m.t
Church street, Bocll.ing, is the nearest telegraph office,
2 mil£>s distant
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Backing Cemetery, Herbert E. Fellows, clerk
Braintree & Backing Public Gardens, Alfred Hills, clerk
to the trustees ; George Speight, keeper •
Fire Brigade, Church street, Sydney Bedlow, supt
Braintree & Backing Cottag-e Hospital, Halstead road,
John Harri~on L.R.C.P.Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng. Percy
Richard Stevens L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Arnold
Scott M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & Henry
Georg-e Keith Young B.A.Camb.,. M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. medical officers; W. J. Courtauld
& Miss M. R. Courtauld, hon. secs. ; Miss Francei
Torn, matron
Literary & Mechanics' Institution, Backing End, F. H.
Livermore, hon. sec.; W. Sargent, librarian; W.
Bridg-e, hall l;:eeper
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assistant Overseer & Clerk to the Parish Council, Herbt.
E. Fellows, St. Peter' s-in-the-Fields
Certifying Factory Surgeon & Medical Officer to Brain-
tree Union Workhouse, .Arnold Scott M.D., M.B.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Bradford street
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, to the Guardians-
& Assessment Committee of Braintree Union & to
Braintree Rural District Council, Alfred Hills, Bocking
End
Medical Officer for Backing District &· Public Vaccinator
for Rocking & Braintree District, Braintree Unioo,
Pmcy Richard Stevens L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
Gordon house, Rayne road
Medical Officer for Braintree & Halstead Urban District
Councils & Braintree, Dunmow & Halstead Rural
District Councils, Edward BPrtram Smith M.B .• B.S,
Lond., D.P.B.Cantab. Public Health office, BockingEnci
Superintendent Registrar of Braintree District, Frederick
J. Wiles. Backing End; deputy, Stanley W. Brown,
Bocking End
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
St. Mary's, Very Rev. John Studhnlme Brnwnrigg M..A..
dean, rector & surrogate; Rev. William Deans Cowan.
Rev. Eden Voase Casson B.A. & Rev. Leonard
Wilcher Wright Th.A.K.C. curates; sun. 8.go & IL
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. & fri. in Lent, 3 & 7 p.m. ti
daily in Holy week at 7 p.m
Mission Chapel, High Garrett, 8 a.m. on first sunday ti
every sunday at 6.30 p.m
 DIRECTORY. J E8SEX. BOCKING. 57
St. Peter's, Rev. Henry John Shildrick M.A. perpetual Council, Church street (mixed), for 296 children, in-
curate; 8 a. m. holy communion; n a. m. &; 6.30 p. m. ; cluding infants; average attendance, mixed 123,
week days, wed. n a. m. litany; thurs. 7 p.m. ; ut & infants 59 ; with this school is incorporated the school
3rd sunday in the month, holy communion at I2. IS founded by Dr. Gauden, a former rector of Hocking.
instead of 8 & successively bishop of Exeter (1660) & Worcester
St. Francis & The Immaculate Conception Catholic (r662); James Bees, master; Miss Webb, infants'
Church, Rev. David Coghlan, priest; mass at 8 & IO mistress
a.m.; benediction & sermon, 6.30 p.m.; week days, Catholic (not controlled by the Education Committee),
mass at 7 a.m.; benediction thurs. & sat. at 6 p.m erected in Igoo, for 45; average attendance, 15; Sister
Congregational, Bradford street, Rev. Alun Roberts; Mary Colombo, mistress
10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ; tueR. 7· IS p.m
Congregational, Church street, Bocking; Frank Kistruck. CONVEYANCE.
evangelist; 10.30 a. m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m An omnibus leaves the 'White Hart,' Bocking End, to
Primitive Methodist, High Garrett (Halstead &; Great meet the trains at Braintree
Bardfield Circuit), Rev. John Bailey (superintendent);
n a.m. &; 6.30 p.m CARRIERS.
Salvation Army Hall, Rayne rd. ; n a.m. &; 3 &; 6.45 p.m
Bardfield Great-Edw. Clapson, from 'Horse & Groom,'
daily
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. Felstead-Collinridge, from 'Horse & Groom,' wed.& sat
Manual Training Centre, Courtauld road (cookery &; Finchingfield Wiffin, wed. & Edward Clapson, daily,
woodwork), erected in I909; Miss C. L. Stuart, from the ' Horse & Groom '
cookery mistress; Arthur B. Clark, woodwork master Great Saling-Edward Clapson, from ' Horse & Groom,'
Cl)uncil, Bocking End, for 358 children, including daily
infants; average attendance, mixed 139, infants 48; Rayne Edward Clapson, from the 'Horse & Groom,'
Frank Smith, master; Miss G. Light, infants' mist rlaily
Sampford, Old & New-Edward Clapson, from the
' Horse & Groom,' mon. wed. & sat
BOCKI~G.
Fellows Herbert E. St. Peter~ s-in-the-· Savill Lieut.-Col. Samuel George J.P.
PRIV.\TE RESIDENTS. Fields Boleyns, Church lane
..A.dkins Edward William, Weston, Finney James, Nechells, Bradford st Scott Arnold M.D. Bradford street
Courtauld road Gilles Wm. S. The Cottage,Church la Shildrick Rev. Henry John M.A.
Alden Leonard J. Erceldoune, Cogges- Gold Guy G., J.P. Backing Place (perpetual curate of St. Peter's &
hall road Goult Mrs. Kingswood, Courtauld rd chaplain of Braintree union), St.
Allen Edwin J. St. Edmund's, Brad- Hills Alfred ~LA. Old ho. Bradford st Peter's vicarage
ford street Houchin Rev. Ebenezer Mathew, Bay Smith Jas. Chas. Hill crest,Church st
Arnold Chas. Noel house, Rayne road house, Bradford street Smith Sydney, Bradford street
:Barclay James W. Monken Hadley Hutley Alfred, Derwards hall Smoothy Miss, Bradford house, Brad-
Barnes Fras.E.Brewery ho.BradfQrd st Joscelyne Mrs. I Courtauld road ford street
.Blomfield Misses, 3 Courtauld road Knight Miss, CoggeshalJ road Solly Mrs. Alcotes
Bloomtield Edward Ernest, 2 Court- Knights William T. St. Peter's-in- Solomon Mrs. Bemlings
auld road the-Fields Stevens Percy Richard, G01·don ho.
Bloomfield Frank .Arth.2Courtauld rd Large Charles, Bradford street Rayne road
Bolton Charles J. Bocking hall Lee Sidney Perry, St. Peter's-in-the- Surman Wm. Panfield ho. Panfield la
Bowtell Miss, Bradford street Fields Tabor Maj. Albert Maitland (late 3rd
Brownrigg Very Rev. Dean John Linfoot .Maurice, St. Peter's-in-the- K. 0. Hussars), Bovingdon hall
Studholme M.A. (rector of St. Fields Tabor Henry Samuel, Fennes
Mary the Virgin, & surrogate),The Martin Thomas, Coggeshall road Tetley Henry G. Causeway
Deanery Mayhew Mrs. The Lodge, Bradford st Tomkins Chas. John, The Hermitage,
Byford Frank,Stanford ho.Bradford st Nelson Mrs. Twyford house, Rayne rd Bocking End
Cane John Wag3taff, Riverside, Brad- Newman Mrs.The Croft,Coggeshall rd Vaizey Arthur R. Maysent house,
ford street Packer Charles Henry, Backing End Bradford street
Cane Mrs. B1 adford street Pennyfeather Miss, Cottesmore, Brad- Ware Richard Charles, Bradford st
Cas son Rev. Eden Voase B A. (curate ford street Wass George William, Beechcroft,
of St. Mary's), Bradford street Piggin Hubert, Gresham house, Bradford street
Clarke William. 5 Courtauld road Bradford street Weaver Franklin J., M.A. Idalia,
Coghlan Rev. David (Catholic), The Pilcher Waiter Frederick, Bangor, Coggeshall road
Presbytel')", Bradford street Bradford street West Frederick J.P. Redclyffe, Hock-
C'onwav• Leonard R. Bradford street Piper William, Hill house, Rayne rd ing End
Cornell Mrs. J. Cogge~hall road Pitt Edward J ames. C. Deolali, Court- Wood B. Stephen, Causeway cottage
Courtauld Mi,.s, Evegate house auld road Wright Rev. Leonard Wilcher
Conrtauld Samuel .Augustine J.P. Pluck Jabez, Croft cot. Coggeshall rd Th.A.K.C. (curate of St. Mary's),
Little Bradfords Prichard Rev. Richard :\LA. Holly· 2 Manor lodge
'Cowan Rev. William Deans (CUI ate of wood, Backing End Young Henry George Keith B.A. Lyn-
St. Mary's), 1 Manor lodge Richardson Silas, Mon ..ibri, Comt- croft, Bocking End
(Jross Fredk. GlenroY. •
Courtauld rd auld road Younghusband Frank, Bleak house,
Downing Mrs. Bradford :;treet Rowland Charles Herbert, Beecholme, Church street
Elliot Edwd.FranUrn,Resting Seat ho Bradford street
COlDlERCUL. ' Bocldng Cottage Nursing Association (Mis!; M. Savill,
Early closing day, Thursday. bon. sec.), Boleyns, Church lane
BoilPy Edward Harry, baker, Bradford street
.Adkins Ashley & Co. mat manufrs. Bradford st. T N ro Bradbury James, cycle dealer & agent, Courtauld road
Alien Thomas & Son, mat & mattmg manufacturers, Braintree, Bocking & District Liberal Club (G. C. Row
Bradford street J.P. chairman; S. W. Brown, sec.), Bocking End
Amo;; Lydia (Mrs.), fhhmonger, Church street Braintree & Bockin~ Gas Co. (A. J. Underwood, mgr.),
Arnold Charles, dentist, Noel house, Rayne road Coggeshall road
Bannock Alfred James, boot & shoe dealer, Church street Braintree & Bocking Lawn Tennis Club (Miss .\..
"Barclay James W. chartered accountant, Monken Hadley Vaughan, sec.), Backing End
Barns Mark, King-'s Head P.H. Bradford street Braintree & Rocking Literary & Mechanics' Institution
Barton .Arthur M. general furnishing ironmonger & oil (F. H. Livermore, hon. sec.), Bocking End
& color merchant, &; motor car for hire, Ravne•
road . Braintree & Bocking- Public Gardens (Alfred Hills, clerk
TN 46 to the trustPes; George Speigoht, keeper)
Bearman H. & Sons, bakers, Bradford street Braintree Joint Hospital Board (Frederick James Wile~.
Bearman Harry S. wheelwright, Church street cluk), Bocking End
Bearman Ralph. boot maker, Church !'treet Brain tree & West Essex Co-operative & Industrial Society
:Bedlow Sydney, supt. of Fire Brigade, Church street B. S. Wood, sec.; F. Pethan, manager), Backing
Belsham Isaac & Son, millers (water), Straits mill End & (C. Firmain. manager) Church Street branch
Benham William & Sons, butchers, Bradford street Brown Stanley W. deputy supt. registrar, Backing End
Blanks Alice & Adelaide (Misses), dress mas. Rayne road Bugg- James Cooper, grocer, Church street
Blanks Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, Rayne road I Butcher Ellen (:\frs. ), beer retailer, Bradford street
 58 BOCKING. ESSEX. ( KELLY's

Butcher Felix, french polisher, Rayne road I Mott Frederick, farmer, Coldnailhurst farm, Panfield la
Cane William Stephen, miller (water), Bradford street Mo:tt John, eoal dealer, Church street
Carter Amos, Black Boy P.H. Church street Newman & Harvey, '(lOstumiers, Backing End
Cemetery (Herbt.E.Fellows, clerk to the Parish Council) Newman Edith (Mrs.), costumier, Bradford street
Chapman Alfred Edward, taxidermist, Panfield lane Oliver Charles, jobmaster, Bradford street
Clapson Edwin, Horse & Groom P.H. Rayne road I Oliver Ethel (Miss), dress maker, Panfield lane
Cobbold & Milbank, decorators, Coggeshall road I Parmer Frederick Charles, farm bailiff to Major A. M..
Cock William, farm bailiff to H. S. Tabor esq.Fennes rd Tabor, Chll'rch street
Cooper Louisa (Miss), confectioner, Backing end Partridge Thomas, boot repai-rer, Rayne road
Cottage Hospital (John Harrison L.R.O.P.Edin., M.R.C.S. Percy J. school attendance officer, Rayne rood
Eng. Percy Richard Stevens L.R.O.P.Lond., M.R.O.S. Perry James, farmer, Highfield Styh~
Eng . .A.rnold Scott M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. & Henry Pettitt Frederick W. Six Bells P.H. Bradford str~et
GeorgP Keith Young B.A.Camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., Phillips Frank, butcher, Bradford strPet
L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officers; W. J. Courtauld & Pluck Harry (Mrs.), draper, Backing End
Miss M. R. Courtauld. hon. secs. ; Miss Frances Torn. Porter Solomon, farmer, Willoughby
matron), Halstead road Potter Mary Ann (Miss), draper, Church street
Courtaulds Ltd. crape & silk manufacturers, Church st Poulter Correy, greengrocer, Bradford street
Gramp Joseph Samuel, beer retailer, Church street Pritchard H. C. Last, cycle agent, Bradford street
Crow Leonard William, confectioner, Church street Radley Charles, Bull inn, Church street
Dance F. A: fruiterer, Backing End & nurseryman, Ridley T. D. & Sons Limited, maltsters, Church lane
Coggeshall road Rippingale Clara (Mrs.), shopkpr.& post office, Church d
Dansey Robert, cycle agent, Rayne road Rogers Henry, coach painter, Bradford st. & Woolpack la
Durham Oliver Edward, hardware dealer,Bradford street Rose Frank, laundry, Rayne road
Eve Benjamin & Son, painters, Bradford street Rudkin Haddon, plumber, Rayne road
Everard Sarah (Mrs.), baker, Bradford strE-et Rudkin Herbert C. painter & house decorator, Church la
Fellows Herbert E. assistant overseer,clerk to the Parish St. Francis Orphanage for Girls (Rev. Mother Abbess,
Council & water rate collector, assistant clerk to the Franciscan Convent), Bradford street
Braintree union & sec. to the boarding-out committee Scott & Young, physicians & surgeons, Bradford street
Fenn Frederick H. hair dresser, Bradford street & Backing End
Fenton T. W. & Son, tailors, Rayne road Scott Arnold M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
Fenton Alfred L. tailor, 6 Rayne TOad (firm, Scott & Yonng-), physician & surgeon, medical
Francis William S. antique dealer, Bradford street officer to Braintree Union workhouse, Braintree join~
Franciscan Convent (Rev. Mother Abbess, superioress), hospital board & factory surgeon, Bradford street
Bradford street Scott William, tailor, Bradford street
Fuller Charles, county court bailiff & accountant, Ivy Seabrook Robert Carrington, farmer, Straits
dPne, Rayne road Sharpe Sidney C. Spread Eagle P.H. Church lane
Galbraith John, engineer, Coggeshall road Skipper Frederick William, insurance agent. Bradford st
Gill George Edward, beer retailer, Church street Smith Edward Bertram M.B., B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Cantab.
Gleave John, clerk to the Braintree District Education medical officer of health to the Braintree & Halstead
Sub-Committee, Coggeshall road Urban District Councils & Braintree, Dunmow & Hal-
Glithero Katherine C. costumier, St. Peter's walk stead Rural District Councils, Public Health offices,
Goading Frances (Miss), district nurse, Bradford street Backing End
Greene, King & Sons Ltd. brewers; stores, Bradford st Smith Fred, farmer, Towerlands farm
Harrington Edith (Mrs.), draper, Bradford street Spalding Waiter, cattle dealer, Panfield lane
Harrington John D. carpenter, Bradford street Stevens Percy Richard L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
Rarris Ernest, bricklayer, Bradford street surgeon, & medical officer for Backing district &
Harvey Robert Wm. costumier, see Newman & Harvey public vaccinator for Braintree & Backing districts,
Hawkins Henry, miller (wind), Church street Gordon house, Rayne road
Hicks Harry, confectioner, Church street Stock Frederick, Royal Oak P.H. Church street
Hicks James C. baker, Church street Strutt William, boot & shoe maker, Bradford street •
Hills Alfred M.A. (firm, Holmes & Hills), solicitor, corn- Taylor Chas. Hy. shopkeeper, & post office, Bradford st
missioner for oaths, clerk to the guardians & to Thompson Frederick, grocer, 'Bradford street
the assessment committee of Braintree union, to Usher James, farmer & dairyman, Currant's farm
Braintree Rural District Council, to the commissioners Vaizey John George, farmer, Coggeshall road
of income tax & land tax, to the trustees of Backing Walford Waiter, seedsman, Bradford street
charities & to the trustees of the Braintree & Backing Waters Frederick, blacksmith, Bradford street
public gardens, Backing End Watson Edward, poultry dealer, Heriots farm
Holmes & Hills, solicitors, Backing End Watson Frank, poultry dealer, Church street
Hitching Elias, grocer, Rayne road Weaver Franklin J., M.A. head master County High
Home Counties Public House Trust Limited (F. T. school, Coggeshall road
Jealous, manager), White Hart hotel, Backing End Whife FrPdericlr Wm. Rose & Crown P.H. Church street
Horsey Earle, Queen's Head P .H. Rayne road Wicks Willie, bricldayer, Rayne road
Hutley Alfred, farmer, Derwards hall Wiles Frederick James, supt. registrar of Braintree
Joslin Sarah (Mrs.). Star inn. Rayne road district & clerk to Braintree Joint Hospital Board,
Joslin William, farmer, Lyons hall Backing End
Joyce Charles, butcher, Church street · Yeldham Charles, insurance agent, Church street
Lake & Elliot Ltd. manufrs. of cycle tools &c. Rayne rd Yeulett Charles J. mat manufacturer, Bradford street
Lawrence Fred, shopk~eper, Rayne road Young Henry Goo. Keith B.A., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Melbourne Susan (Miss), dress maker, Bradford street Lond. (firm, Scott & Young), physician & surgeon,
Morrell George, beer retailer, Bradford street Lyncroft, Backing End
Morris Percy Leonard, fruiterer, Bradford street
HIGH GARRETT.
1
Eyre Walpole Edwin J.P. Folley ho Doidge John, gardener to W. E. Eyre Osborn Alfred. bricklayer
Young-husband Francis Pindar, Sunny- esq. J.P Perrv• Fredk. J. Hare & Hounds P.H
flelds • J eggo J oseph, farm bailiff to J. R Porter Soloman, horse slaughterer
COli~F.RC'IAL.
Courtauld esq. Boons Redit Ernest E. IJ:Jlacksmith
Ollett Oscar J. sub-postmaster, Post
Allan Alex. farmer, Garrett farm office
BOREHAM is a parish on the road from Cb.elmsford hour, was placed in the tower in r884: the Sussex
to Colchester, contiguous to the navigable river Chel- chapel, in which are monuments of the Radcliffes, Barons
mer, 3i miles north-east from the Chelmsford station and Viscounts Fitzwalter, Earls of Sussex, a title ex-
and 33 miles from London, in the Mid division of the tinct on the death of Edward, 6th earl, in 164r, has
county, Chelmsford hundred, union, petty sessional been rebuilt: the nave was re-roofed in oak in I9I3·
division and county court district, rural deanery of 0n the north side of the church is a vault of the
Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford Tyrell family, restored in 1895 by William Tufnell esq.
diocese. The church of St. Andrew is a building of of Hatfield Place: there are 46o sittings: in the church-
ftint and stone in mixed styles, consisting of chancel, yard is a mausoleum in the Classic style belonging
nave, aisles, south porch and a central embattled Norman to the Waltham family and a cross of Sicilian marble
tower with pinnacles, and containing a clock and 8 bells: eight feet in height, erected by the parishioners to
the clock, which strikes the quarters as well as the the Ven. Gaspard le Marcbant Carey M.A. vicar here
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DIRECTORY.) E~SEX.
' .
1874~8s,. hon. canon of St. Albans and archdeacon of
Essex, who died March 17, 1885. The rt'gister dates
from the year 1559. The living is a vicarage, net
yearly -..alue £290, with. 1-8 acres. of glebe, and -residence,
in the gift ot the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held sinee
1885 by the ;Rev. Deny~t Nelson Yonge B.A. of Christ"!!
College, Cambridge. In 1909 1:he churchyard wa&
enlarged; the new portion being divided from the old
churchyard by the highway. Here is a CGngregational
chllpel. Two of the- almshouses in the parish of Stock
are appropriated to the poor of this parish. Butle:r's
charity is an endowment of £140 yearly, for educational
purposes, left in 1717 by Edward Butler, of Little
B add ow; nn d er a se h erne d ated 0 cto be r, 1909, t h e pro~
cee d s of t h e c h ar1·ty are now app 11e. d to proVI.d.mg
.
se h oIars h 1ps an d appren t•1cesh"1ps f or t h e d eservmg .
children attending the public elementary schools of
Little Baddow and Boreham. :Boreham House, on the
east .of the road, is the residence of Lord Kenyon
K.C.V.O. ~ the mansion is approached by two avenues
of trees, and there is a fine -lake and a park of loo acres,
containing a herd of deer. New. Hall. i~ this pa~sh,
to the nor·th-west, a royal residence m the reigns
of Henry VII. and VIII. was granted in the reign
of ElizM)eth to Sir Thomas Ratcliffe K.G. 3rd Earl
of Sussex, and afterw~rds passed into the possession
of George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, on the
attainder or whose son it became the property of
the Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell, and was exchanged
by him for Hampton Court; at the restoration it
was purchased by GeorgE' Monk, Duke of .AlbE>marle
K.G. ; it is now a Catholic convent and school, with an
BORLEY. i 59
attached chapel, dedicated to the Holy Sepulchre o( Our
I Lord. The. trustees of the late James Parker esq. are
the lords of the- manor of Esst Beaulieu. The principal
landowners are Lord Kooyon K.C.V.O. and Mr. Victor
William Langman. The soil is mixed; subsoil, gravel
and clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans, barley,
oats and turnips. The area is 3,782 acres of land and
19 of water; r.ateable value, £u,s66; the population in
19II~ including those in New Hall Convent, was 881.
Parish Clerk, William F. Alien.
Post, M. O. & T. O.ffice.-Miss Hilda G. E. Sorrell,
sub-postmistress. Letters through Chelmsford are
d e11vere
. d at 7.10 & II-35 a.m, Q\o
... 6 .so p.m.,; sun d ays~
d. h d ... ...
7·55 a.m. ; d1spatc e at 9.50 a.m. "" 1.20 "" 7.25
p.m. ; on sun ays at 9.50 a.m
Wall Le-tter Boxes. At the Cock P.H. cleared at 9·40
a.m. & 12.45 & 7-I5 p.m.; sunda~·s, 9.40 a.m. &
Church Wall, at 9 a.m. & 12.50 & 7·5 p.m.; sun~
days, 9·3o a.m
Schools. .
Non-Provided (mixed), built about 18-JO, for 120 child-
ren, &, enlarged iiJ 1911 for I6o children; average at~
I tendance, 118 ; Joseph Roberts Knight, master
Church (formerly Butler's Charity), built in l853. for
45 children, is now closed
County Police, Albert William Moss, police constable
Carrier to Chelmsford H. C. Phillips, fridav only; Geo.
1 Everard, passes through from Little Baddow mon. &
I fri. ; Moore Bros. also pass through from Kelvedon,
daily except wed

rRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Bruce Ralph Willett, Boreham lodge
Oarleton Major Fredk. Montgomerie
D.S.O. Buckshorns
GeTrard Rev. Thomas (Catholic) (as-
sistant chaplain of the Convent of
the Holy Sepulchre at New Hall)
Gwilliam A. Godfrey, Generals
Haslewood The Misses, Shottisbrook
cottage
Heery Rev. Edward (Catholic) (chap-
lain of the Convent of the Holy
Sepulchre at New Hall)
Hulton Rev. Canon Henry Edward
M.A. Manor house · Kenvon
Kendal Miss Cecilia (prioress of the
Convent of the Holy Sepulchre at
New Hall)
Kenyon Lord K.C.V.O., T.D. Bore-
ham house; & H2 The AlbanT", •
Piccadilly W & Carlton & White's
clubs S W & Turf club W, London
Lewin J ames Pearce, Generals
Pilkington Charles C
Pledger Ernest Lancelot, Stoclis farm
Watts George Henry, The Bungalow Langman Victor Wi!liam, farmer,
Yonge Rev.Denys Nelson B.A.Vicarge Old Hall farm
Lucking Charles, boot &, shoe maker
COlUIKIWIAL.
~cMillan William, farmer, Brick ho
Banfather Fanny (:Miss), farmer Page John Edg-ar, shopkeeper
Buck Isaac, land steward for New Phillips Hy. Chas. carrier & coal dlr
Hall convent •
Readi11g & Recreation Room (Edwin
Church William, beer retailer Leatham, hon. sec)
Convent of the Holy Sepulchre (Mis~;; Reynolds T. & Son, butchers, The
Cecilia Kendal, prioress), New hall Chestnuts
Coppin Frank Goddard, farm bailiff Saltwell A. & Son, farmers, Duke's lo
to Mr. P. Hutley, Culvert's farm Seabrook W. & Sons, nurserymen &c
Devenish Charles, gardener for New Smith Harold, farmer, Chantry farm
Hall Convent Smith Henry, beer retailer
Doe Arthur, gamekeeper to Lord Sorrell Susannah (Mrs.),bakr.Post oft
•
Stannah Joseph, electrical engineer
Eales Marion (Mrs.), Red Lion P .H Thorington Arthur, farmer, Walford
French George, farmer, Brent hall House farm
French Philip, farmer, Bull's lodge Thri'ft William Ruddock Be Sons,
Good Daniel, brick & tile maker corn, hay & straw & oil cake· mer-
Gwilliam A. Godfrey, land steward chants & millers (water & steam)
to Lord Kenyon, Generals Ward Albt.Edwd.coal dlr.Waltham rd
Harri~ George Robert, blacksmith Watts George Henry & Co. auction·
Johnson Alfred, builder eers & valuers
Ketley John, farmer, Rose cottage & Wheaton Henry Hayman, farmer,
Great Bolt's farm Boreham hall 0

Sea brook William Pert wee, The Briars Knight Daniel, carpE>nter Whybrew John Henry, Cock P.H
Thrift Geo. Rd. Ruddock, Mill house Knight Joseph Roberts, schoolmaster Worskett Julia & Ellen (Misses),
Tufnell Edward Murray, Porters • & assistant overseer shopkeepers

BORLEY is a parish, on the river Stour, which sepa-
rates it from Suffolk, xi mil~s south-west from Long
Melford station on the Sudbury and Haverhill branch
of the Great Eastern railway, 3 miles north-west from
Sudbnrv and 9~ north-east from Halstead, m the North-
ern division of the r.ounty, Hinckforrl hundred, North
Hinckford petty sessional division, Sudbury union and
county court district. the rural deanery of Bel-
champ, archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford
diocese. The church (dedication unknown) is a small
building of stone in the Early English style, with traces
of Saxun work in the tower, and consisting of chancel.
nave, 8outh porch and an embattled western tower. cun·
taining 2 bells: in the church are two tombs of
~he ~aldegr~ve family,. including a monn"?ent. 14 feet
m he1gh~, ~1th a cormce supported_ by _six p1llars of
the Cormth~an order. ~eneath whiCh he full-l_ength
~gures of S1r Edward ~1 aldegrave, who was kmgh~ed
m 1553• at the coronatiOn Ol Que~n ~UrJ:, and d~ed
I Sept. 1561, and Lady Frances (Nevll) h1s w1fe, who d1eu
in '1599; with a marginal inscription in Latin and 11
record of other alliances of this family; there is also 11
bra.ss to John Durham, of Norfolk. ob. 1601. and four
stained windows. There are 180 sittings. The register
Bnll Rev. Henry Foyster M.A. Borlev• COMMERCIAL.
Place Payne. Robert T. B. farmer, Borley
Bull Mrs. Rectory Hall farm & Borley lodge
of bapEsms dates from 163-2; burials, 1656; marriages,
1709. The living is a rect-ory, net yearly value £120,
with 10 acree of glebe and residence, in the gift of and
held since 1892 by the Rev. Henry Foyster Bull M.A. of
Exeter College, Oxford. J ames Tabor's trustees are
lords of the manor and principal landowners. The soil
is lo.1m and clay; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief
crops are wheat, beans and barley. The area is 789
acre:! of land and 5 of water; rateable value, £955;
the population in I9II was 176.
I BORLEY GREE~ is half a mile sout.h-west.
P· · h Cl rk Th B I d
I :ns e • omas Y or ·
Post Office, Borlev Green. John Finch, sub-postmaster.
I Letters through Sudbury, Suffolk, arrive at 8 &:
II.SO a.m.; dispatched at
7 _55 a.m. &:; 5-35 p.m.; ne>
sundav deliverv or dispatch. Sudburv, 3 miles dis-
tant is the nearest money order & te}eO'raph office
' · "'
Council School (mixed), for 46 childrE>n; avera_ge at-
1 tendance, 43; th_ere is a resi~ence fo!' the mistress,
built in 1878; M1.ss Fannr Sh1pley, m1stress; Charles
E. Hills, Bulmer, Sudbury, Suffolk, attendance .officer
Scrivener Frank, beer ret.Borlev• Gro
 60 BOWERS GIFFORD. ES~EX. [KELLY's

BOWERS GIFFORD (or Bowers, or Bures) is a not cnly is it of large size, but it is with two ex-
small parish and village, bounded on the south by the ceptions the earliest military effigy in the county,
creek which separates Canvey Island from the main- while the style of armour represented is in certain
• land and gives communication with the Thames: it is respects quite unique : the church affords 100 sittings .
r! miles east-by-north from Pitsea station on the London, The register of bapti&ms dates from 1559; marriages
T1lbury and Southend railway, 14 miles south-east from !lnd burials, 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly
Brentwood, xo west from Southend and 33 from London, value £390, with 36 acr<>s of glebe and residence, in the
in the Mid divi~ion of the county, Barstable hundred, gift of Miss F. M. Williams and A. Williams esq. and
Billericay union, Brentwood petty sessional division, held since xgox by the Rev. .Arthur Harrison B.A. ot
Southend county court district, and in Orsett and Grays Christ's College, Cambridge. Here is a Mission church
rural deanery, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford and hall, erected in rqo8 at a cost of about £400. The
diocese. The church <>f St. Margaret, dating from Congregational chapel here was built in 1885. The
about 1350, is a building of stone in the Perpendicular Southend Water Co. have a pumping station here.
style, consisting of chancel and nave, south porch and a The manor is believed to belong to the patrons of the
western tower with spire contaimng 3 bells. the two living. Major Sir Duncan A. D. Campbell bart. C.V.O.
ancient bells are dated 1390 and 1416: the chaneel has and Mrs. Reade, of Billericay, are the principal land-
a stained easli window: the church was restored in 1910 owners. The land owned by Sir Duncan Campbell forms
at the expense of Sir Duncan A. D. Campbell bart. part of the manor of Earls Fee, first so-named in 1513,
C.V.O. the owner of Earls Fee in this parish, in memory being the estate retained by the De Veres, Earls of
of his mother and sister, who are buried in the church- Oxford, after granting the rest of the parish to the under
yard, when the old ceiling was replaced by oak panelling, tenants. The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay. The area is
a new· floor laid, the wall at the west end taken down, 2,475 acre!! of land and 21 of water; rateable value,
revealing a beautiful Early English arch, and the erection £3,1oo; the population in 19II was 222.
of an oak porch at the entrance: Sir Duncan Camp bell Deputy Parish Clerk, Lawrence Cue.
also gave a third bell in memory of the coronation of ·
King George V.: there is a mutilated brass of Sir John Post & M. 0. Office.-Ernest Martin Reddington, sub-
de Gifford, c. 1348, the head of the effigy, wh!ch i:. postmaster. Letters arrive from Pits ea, Essex, at 8.25
life-size, and part of the right leg, as well as the a. m. & 6.5 p.m. (to callers only); sundays, 8.25 a.m.;
inscription, being lost: the figure is clad in banded dispatched at 10.55 a. m. & 6.50 p.m.; office open on
-ch~in mail, over which is a tunic, girt with a belt, sunday from 8.30 to ro a. m. for sale of stamps; box
from which a sword hangs across the left thigh: the clear.ed at 6.5~ P·~· The nearest telegraph office is
hands, in gauntlets, are placed together: there are _at P1tsea. I nule distant
-elaborate knee-pieces, and the feet rest on a lion: the J Pillar Letter Box, Pound lane, cleared at 10.45 a.m. &
-shield, covering the left arm, bears the arms of Gifford, 6.30 p.m. week days only
sa. 5 fleurs-de-lis, or, 2, 2 and x, and is suspended from Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1846 &; en-
the shoulder by a narrow baldrick: this brass, which larged in x8g2, for 70 children; average attendance,
was securely refixed in xgo6, is of exceptional interest; , 62; Mrs. Mary Ann Cue, mistress
Harrison Rev. Arthnr B.A. (rector), Lawrence Sidney, farmer, Jotmans Reddington Ernest Martin, grocer,
RE-ctory hall (letters through Sth. Benfleet) Post office
Nicholls Waiter Edwin. nurseryman Smith Mos~s. farmer, Little Chalve-
COMMERCUL. Nobel's Explosives Co. Limited don Hall farm
Girling William, Gun inn Ockendon Alfred, blacksmith Thorington Herbt. frmr. Saddlers frm
Howard Harold G. farmer, Bowers Parmenter Louie (~'frs.), shopkeeper. WestfiPld Herbert Clarli, grocE-r &
hall & Smokey farms 1 Gun hill f\!!sistant overseer
BOXTED is a parish, bounde<i on the north by thE' parish in sums of ss. Rivers Hall, the oldest house in
navigable river Stour, which separates it from Suffolk, the parish, is now occupied by Mr. William George
4 miles north from Colchester station and 7 west from Scragg, farmer. Richard Henry Wood esq. F.S.A. of
Manningtree, in the ~orth Eastern division of the Belmont, Sidmouth, is lord of the manor of Rivers Hall,
-county, Lexden and Winstree hundred, union and petty and the trustees of the late Edward Thompson Smith
sessional division, Colchester county court district, rural esq. are lords of the manor of Boxted Hall. Lieut.-Col.
deanery of Dedham, archdeaconry of Colchester and dio· and :Mrs. Le Mottee, Holland's trustees and the Salvation
cese of Chelmsford. .A brook runs through the parish. Arm~· are the principal landowners. The Salvation
The church of St. Peter, a brick and stone building in Army have purchased a large quantity of land which
the Normau style, consists of chancel, nave, aislPs, south has been laid out in small holdings of 4~ to 5 acres;
porch and an embattled western tower, containing 2 bells: 62 houses are now completed for tenants. The soil is
in thE' church is 1\ fint> marble monument to Sir Richard mixed; subsoil, loam. The chief crops are wheat,
Blackmore M.D. of Padua, physician in ordinary to barley, oats, beans, turnips and mangold wurtzel. The
William Ill. by whom he was knighted in 1697; he was area is 3,166 acres of land and I I of water; rateable
also physician to Queen Anne. and was thE' author of valuE>, £-h 107; the population in 19II was r,or5 .•
numerous works, medical. theolcgical and poetical; of thp Sexton, Samuel Peachey.
latl ~·r, the ·• Crefi1Ion •• ha~ been several times rPprinted ;
h~ rlie<l Oct. gth, 1729; the monumPnt ha~ long Latin Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.-
in~criptiuu• in ver:<P to Sir Richard and his wife, Marv: Mrs. Alice Garwood, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive
there at·~ other tablets to the Rev. Mr. Cook, a former through Colchester at 7 a. m. & 12.35 p. m. ; dispatched
vicar. and to Nathaniel Bacon. dated 1600: the church at 2.30 & 7.15 p.m.; sundays, ro a.m
has 250 sittings. The register dates from the year Wall Box, Bo:xted street, cleared at 1 & 7 p.m.; sun·
I559· The living is a vicarage, net yearly value [2oo, days. g. 4 5 a.m
with go acres of glebe, and rE-sidence, in the gift of Wall Box, CNss roads, cleared 2.35 & 7.20 p.m.; sun·
the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1913 by thE' davs, xo. •~ a. m
-:Rev. George Murton M.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford. WitH Box, Straight road, cleared at 2.35 & 7.20 p.m.;
Here is a Wesleyan chapel. There are almshouses for sundays, 10.5 a.m
two poor persons. .A sum of £I3, arising from a Public Elementary (l'on-Provided) School (mixed), built
share of the charity left in 1564 by Thomas Love, of
LiLtle Horkesley (for particulars of which see that in J 837 & enlargE-d in I Rq-1. for I07 children; average
attendance, 71; James Pirie, master
Jllace ), is distributed yearly in coals and money.
Another charity, consisting of the rent of a field in the Council (Temporar~·) School (infants); average attend-
Jlarish, together with a contribution from Love's !Jift, ance about so; Miss M. Collett, mistress
is distributed at Christmas to the poor widows of the Carrier tn Colchester.-:Munson, mon. wed. fri. & sat
1 Page .A'fred Gamby Ph.D. Humedale C'nle Ch•deo; .l'lhn, baker
"PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Parker Edward HPnry, The Red ho Denny HPnry, beer retailer
Rt·~>wis Mrs. George. Boxted house
Clementson .Arthnr E. Clives
PE''lrSI)n Mrs. The CottaO'e
~
Pnwell Anl?us. Pond house
.
Fenner Wait. farmer, RE>d HousP frrn
Gardner Edwd. frmr The Plam farm
1
Tiennis CharlPs, Redthorns Spencer Col. John, ThE' Priory G:1rwood A. & Son, jobmasters
Lt>froy Lieut.-Col. Augu~tine Hugh Stephenson Fred, The Elms Garwond A.lice (Mrs.), baker, & post
J.P. BoxtPd lodge COMJifERCI.H.. nffi CE'
L!> Mottee Lt.-Cnl. RerrinRld Edwanl Allston Wm. farmer, HoPy TrE'e farm \I inter Edward, farmE-r, Plum's farm
Arthur R.F.A Boxted hall Baker Thomas D. farm bailiff to ~·•nsnn ('harles, carrier
~urton Rev. George :\LA. (vicar), Lt.-Col. R. E. A. Le Mottee R.F.A Osborne Frederick, beer retailer
The VicaragE> Eoxted Sm<1ll Holding- Co-operativf' Pal?e WaltPr, farmer, NoakPs farm
~ewton Harrv Kottingham M.P.l Society Limited (Col.J ohn Spencer, Rf'eVPs William, Cross inn
0

Cheshunts manager) Scragg Wm. Geo. farmr. Rivers hall

 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BRADWELL-JUX r A-C'OGGE~HALL. 61
8harpe Hrbt.farmer, Hill House frm Veasey Elizabeth (Miss), grocer, see I Wiedmann Henry Ph.D., M. A. far-
Smith & Veasey, grocers Smith & Yeasey mer, Chesnuts
Strutt Forster Edmund, farmer Welham John & Sons, wheelwrights Wood John Thomas, Fox inn
BRADP'IELD is a village and parish, on the south Garland esq. of Woodlea, Burnham, Bucks, is a
bank of the navigable river Stour, and on the high road picturesque building, restored in the Jacobean style;
from Colchester to Harwich, with a station on the Man- it is beautifully situated and commands fine viel'l"s of
ningtree and Harwich branch of the Great Eastern rail- the river Stour, and is now the residence of Sir Edwin
way, 3 miles east-south-east from Manningtree, g west Harris Dunning. The trustees of the late Thomas
from Harwich and 62! from London, in the North Glover Kensit esq. who are lords of the manor, and
Eastern division of the county, petty sessional division, the trustees of the late E. K. Norman esq. are the
hundred and union of Tendring, Colchester, Clacton and principal landowners. E. B. K. Norman esq. of Miiitley
Harwich joint county court district, rural deanery of Lodge, is lord of the manors of The Rectory and Xether
Harwich, archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford Hall. The soil is mixed, upon a susboil of clay. The
dioc£>se. The church of St. Lawrence, restored in I84o, chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The parish
is a cruciform structure of brick, partly Perpendicular, contains 2,152 acres of land, I of inland and 63 of tidal
with portions of an earlier date, and consists of chancel, water and 526 of foreshore; rateable value, £4,I42;
nave, transept'!, vestry, north porch and a tower con- the population in 19II was 758.
taining one beJI: the large organ, erected in 1876, Parish Sexton, George Hunebell.
was presented in memory of Rev. R. Hayne D.D. a •

former rector, and there are tablets to the Nunn, Um- Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express DeliYery Office.-
freville and Thompson families and to Sir Harbottle Mrs. ~ary Kerridge, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive
Grimstone kt . .Master of the Rolls from 166o to I667, from Manningtree, Essex, at 7 a.m. & I2.3D p.m. ;
who was born at Bradfield Hall about 1594, and died sundays, 7·I5 a.m.; dispatched at 12.40 & 7·I5 p.m.;
31 Dec. 1683, or, according to Luttrell, 2 Jan. I685, sundays, 9.40 a.m
and was buried at St. Michael's Church, St. Albans, Pillar Letter Boxes.-Bradfield Heath, cleared at I2.45
Herts : there are also several other memorials to the & 6.30 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 a.m. ; Station, cleared at
Grimstone family: in the chancel is a tablet to Captain I2.15 & 7.25 p.m.; sundays, IO a.m
Carter: the chancel was thoroughly restored and pro- Letter Boxes. Wix road, cleared IL55 a.m. & 7 p.m.;
vided with choir stalls at the expense of the late Rev. sunda) s, 9· I5 a. m. & Bradfield street, cleared I2.30
LPighton George Havne M us. Doe. (Oxon.), rector of & 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 8 a.m
Mistley and Bradfield 187I-83, who also erected a Council Scthool (mixed), built in I9o6, for 200 children;
vestrv•
on the south-east side of the chancel, at a cost average attendance, 148; John Wm. Bolton, master;
of sbout £I,ooo, and to whom the stained east window, Mrs. Mary Bolton, mistress
erected by friends and parishioners, is a memorial : in This school is controlled by the Essex County (Tendring)
19II a carved oak lych gate was erected to commemorate Advisory Sub-Committee, G. C. Holland, Technical
the incumbency of Canon C. F. Norman M.A. (rector Institute, North hill, Colchester, clerk
I883-I91o). The register dates from the year 1695. The Railway Station, Ernest E. Bull, station master
living is a vicarage, consolidated with the rectory of County Police, George Sewell, sergeant
Mistley, joint net yearly value £494, with 47 acres of Carrier.-Edgar John Rackham, to Ipswich, toes. &;
glebe and residence, and held since 19Io by the ReY. fri. starting at 8 a.m. leaving 'Blue Coat Boy;
Thomas Kensit Norman M.A. of Trinity College, Cam- Ipswich, at 5 p.m. ; to Colchester, wed. & sat. start-
bridg-e. Here are Wesleyan and Primitive Methodist ing at 8 a.m. leaving 'East Castle,' Colchester, at>
chapels. Jacques Hall, the property of Arthur Nathaniel 5 p.m
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cutting Mahlon Frederick, builder Partridge Alfred Waiter, butcher
Barlow Miss, The Cottage Goss Alfred James, market gardener Patten George, farmer, Street farm
Dunning Sir Edwin Harris J.P. Green Edmund Octavius, corn mer Payne Amelia (Mrs.), market gar-
Jacques hall Green J. H. (exors. of), farmers, dener, White's cottage
~ichols Waiter Buchanan J.P.Stour lo Bradfield hall Powell Albert, insurance agent
~orman Rev. Thomas Kensit M ..A Grimwood Martin, market gardener, Prentice James (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Rt-ctorv :Mill lane Puxley .!braham Cutting, builder
co.MMERCIAL. Havens HarryHavens,frmr.Nether hall Reason James, farm bailiff to W.
Balls .!mbrose, farmer, Slipes farm Hempson Geo. farmer, Bradfield lodge Brooks & Sons
Bicham James, farmer, White house Hotson George, shoe maker Robinson Ellen(Mrs.),Village::\Iaid inru
Brasnett Chas. R. market gardener Kerridge Charles, dairyman Saunders .!rthur Philip, baker
Catchpole Mrs. Cecilia, Ram & Kerridge Maurice, wheelwright Sorrell Maurice, farmer
Hogget P.H King George Budd, shopkeeper Sparrow Joseph, farmer, Heath farm
Catling Charles, coal dealer Large .Alien, grocer Stock Ernest S. horse dlr. Stud farn~o
f']ark James. Strangers' Home P.H Leech Charles, farmer Syrett George Watts, butcher
Crick Caleb, market gardPner Miller Richard, market gardener Wade Joseph Stoddart, assistant
Cricknell Samuel, farmer, York cot Mitchell George Kirkwood, farmer, overseer & clerk to Parish Council
Cutting Jolm Maurice, builder Rag Marsh farm & Jacque• hall 1 Watts Geo. butcher, Bradfield Street

BRADWELL-juxta-COGGESHALL is a village Winter B..A. of Clare College, Cambridge. The poor-

and parish on the river Blackwater and the road from have about £9 1os. a year, arising from I3 acres of
Colchester to Braintree, and derives its name from a land, left by an unknown donor. The Rev. Canon G.
broad well or -spring rising to the north of the spot T. Brunwin-Hales M.A. rector of St. Mary's, Colchl'ster,
where Bradwell Hall destroyed by :fire used to stand. is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
It is 3~ miles east from Braintree station on the Witham soil is loam and clay; subsoil, various. The chief crops
and Braintree branch of the Great Eastern railway and are wheat, peas, beans and barley. The area is 1,rgg.
2l west from Coggeshall, in the Eastern division of the acres of land and 6 of water; assessable value, £878;.
county, Witham hundred and petty sessional division, the population in I9II was 259.
Braintree union and county court district, and in the
rural deanery of Braintree, archdeaconry of Colchester PERRY GREEN, CLAP DOG GREEN and BLACK-
and Chelmsford diocl'se. The church of the Holy WATER lie to the west ; the latter is a hamlet on tha·
Trinity is a small building of the nth century, con- river and old Roman road.
Sisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a wooden belfry Parish Clerk, George Turner.
at the west end containing 3 bells, cast by Miles Graye,
of Colchester, and dated respectively I6og, I62I and Post Office.-Miss Maria .!mos, sub-postmistress. Let;..
1632 : a carved oak screen separates the chancel from ters received by foot post from Braintree at 6-40 a.m.
the nave: on the walls are interesting fresco paintings, & 1.30 p.m. (for callers); dispatched at .).25 p.m ..
probably of the qth century ; there are several monu- Stisted is the nearest telegraph office & Cogge"hall tiro
ments to the Maxey, Carter, Nolan and Brunwin fami- nearest IDoney order office
lies, and about ISO sittings. The register of baptisms Public Elementary &hool (mixed), built in 1876, for 52.
and burials dates from I704; marriages, I708, and is in children; in I893 an addition was made, to hold 70
an excellent state of preservation. The living is a children ; average attendance, 50 ; Miss K. )Ialpas,
rectory, net yearly value £zoo, with 31 acres of glebe mistress
and residence, in the gift of the Rev. Canon G. T. This school is nndPr the control of the Essex Education
Brunwin-Hales M . .A. Tector of St. Mary's, Colchester, (Braintree District) Sub-Committee, John GleaYe,
and held since I914 by the Rev. Charles Bertram Lee County school. Braintree, clerk
PRIVATE REI'HDENTS. Winter Rev.Charle,;; Berb am Lee B . .!. Wilkinson Frederick,
Hutley Mrs. Perry Green (rector), Rectory
Paric;h Frank, Park house IU!FERI!NCI! LIBRAifY)

Pr. liBR All tS·

 62 BRADWELL·JUXTA ·COGGESHA LL. ESSEX. •
[KELL~~S
•

CO.MllERCU.L. Forster Frederick Alfred & Waltet Speakman Percy Thomas, farme+,
Anderson David Philip, farmer, Gos- farmers, Park farm Perry green
lings farm Rudkin Barnev,
•
Swan P.H Toswell George, shopkeeper
Bryant William, blacksmith Smith Ra.chel (Mrs.), shopkeeper W atson Frank. boot repairer .
Cook John, wheelwright Young William, farmer, Bridge hall
BRADWELL-ON-SEA (or Bradwell-juxta-~Iare), The charity left by William Aylett, in 1631, amounts
so called to distinguish it from Bradwell-juxta-Cogges· to about £4 ws. yearly, and is distributed to the pool'
hall, is a large village and parish, situated on a kind of in coal. There is some trade in corn and coa.I. The
promontory on the south side of the Blackwater estuary Bristol Charitv •
Trustees and the Fellows of Sion Col-
and extends eastward to the German Ocean; 7 miles lege are lords of the manor. The small manor of
north-east from Southminster terminal station on a Downhall b-elongs to David S. Hodge esq. The principal
branch from W oodham Ferris of the Southend line of the landowners are Mr. Ernest James Gale, John Hurst
Great Eastern railway, 15 east from Maldon by road, and esq. Christopher W. Parker esq. of Faulkbourne Hall,
to north-east from Burnham, in the South Eastern divi- and the lords of the manor. The soil is a rich loam;
sion of the county, Dengie hundred and petty sessional subsoil, clav. •
The chief crops are wheat and• beans,
division, Maldon union and county court district, and in potatoes, seeds and pasture land. The area. 1s 5,235
the rural deanery of Dengie, archdeaconry of Essex and acres of land, 4 of inland and 22 of tidal water and
Chelmsford diocese : it is supposed to be the " Othona " 4,4II of foreshore; rateable value, £5,I2'J; the popula-
of the Romans and the "Ithancester" at which Bishop tion in 1011 was 831.
Cedda built a church, called in Domesday "Effecestre." Sexton, John Gurton.
Bradwell is a coastguard station. The church of St.
Thomas the Apostle is an edifice of brick and stone, in Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
the Early English style, and was partly rebuilt in 1706: Bradwell-on-.Sea.-George Harvey, sub-postmaster.
it consists of chancel and nave and has a lofty embattled London &; all other letters received through South-
western tower of brick containing a clock and 5 bells, minster, arrive at 8.45 a..m. & I-45 p.m.; dispatched
dated 1744: in the chancel wall are brasses to Margaret at g.1o a.m. & 4·55 p.m.; sundays, arrive at 8.45
Wyatt, ob. 1526; to the Rev. John Debank, rector, ob. a.m. ; dispatched at u.2o a.m
r6or ; and to Thomas De bank, yeoman, ob. r6o6: there Post Office, W aterside.-Frank Good child, sub-postmas-
is also a mural monument to the Paynter and Sherman ter. Letters through Southminster, arrive at 9·5
families, dated 1666: the church has a Norman font and a.m. & 2.30 p.m. ; dispatched at 9 a.m. & 4·45
the sacramental plate includes a silver chalice, dated p.m.; sundays, arrive at 9·5 a.m. ; dispatched at
r626: in r866 the church was thoroughly restored, re- 10 a.m. Bmdwell, L mile distant, is the nearest
seated with open benches and now affords 430 sittings. money order & telegraph office
The register dates from the year 155 8 and is in gootl
condition. The living is a. rectory, net yearly value £750. Wall Letter Box.-Queen's Head inn; collections 9.20
including 256 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift a.m. &; 5.10 p.m.; SUndays,. II.10 a.m
of the trustees of the late Rev. Edward Owen M.A. Public Elementary School (mixed), for 200 children;
rector here 187o-rgo5, and held since 1905 by the Rev. average attendance, 158 ; the endowment, formerly
John Robert Blayney Owen M.A. of Queen's College, in land, has been sold by order of the Court of
Oxford, and rural dean of Dengie. There is a Primitive Chancery & the proceeds invested, producing an in-
Met.hodist chapel at Waterside, erected in 1863. A come of £250, which sum is devoted to paying the
cemetery of r acre given by the late Rev. E. Owen M.A. school rate, & local trustees have been appointed;
rector, and now the property of the parish, was opened George Wombwell A.C.P. master
on the closing of the churchyard in r878, and is under Cc.astguard Station, Waterside, Hemy Bell, chief officer,
the control of the rector and churchwardens of the & 6 men •

parish. St. Peter's-on-the-Wall, a~~: ancient chapel long

fallen .into decay, stands in this parish on a spot which Police Station, Harry Samuel Warnes, constable
is now the north-east point of the hundred of Dengie. Carrier.-William Griggs, to Southminster, daily
BRADWELL-ON-SEA. Gale Ernest Jawes F.A.I. auctioneer Smith John, farm bailiff to J. Hurst
& farmer, Orplands; & at Burn- esq. Whymarks
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
ham & Southminster Turner Samuel, shopkpr. & tobaccnst
Bensusan Saml. Levy, Mote cottage Greenslade Henry, farmer~ New hall Turner Sarah (Mrs.), baker
Chillingworth John C. Bradwell Hall & W eymark Wick Warner George, farm bailiff to
Dod Francis, Little croft Griggs William, carrier ~Iessrs. Strutt & Parker
Gale Ernes1 James, Orplands Grimwade Sarah (Mrs.), Queen's Webb George W. farm bailiff to C.
James Lieut.-Col. Charles, Down hall Head inn & F. Rutley esqrs. Westwick
Owen Rev.John Robert Blayney M.A. Harvey Geo. grcr. & drpr. Post office Wilson George Ephraim, tobacconist
(rector & rural dean), Rectory Hendry John, farmer, Delameres & Woodyard Charles, bricklayer
Todd Benjamin, Mill house Currey
Hews George, shoe maker WATERSIDE.
COMMERCIAL. Lee Judah, butcher Bosard Philip
Blanks Saml. (e:xors. of), blacksmiths Mote Harriet (Mrs.), shopkooper COMMERCIAL.
Browa Jame8 A. farmer, Eastlands Pepper Alfred, confectioner Bell Henry, chief coastguard officer
Cemetery (John Gurton, clerk) Piercy Reginald & Susan (Mrs.), Goodchild Frank, shopkpr. Post office
Chillingworth John C. farmer, Brad- shopkeepers Kemp Emily Ann (Mrs.), apartments
' well Hall, Hockley, Bacons & Down- Rayner Alfred Poynter, King's Head Kemp Waiter Benjamin Saunders,
hall farms P.H Green Man inn
Collins Hewitt Wait. beer ret.Eastend Rayner Ann (::VIrs.), frmr. Drinkwater Page & Co. coal & corn merchants
Dowsett William, builder & contractr Parker Clement Wright, farmer

BRAIN ·r HEE
BRAINTREE forms with Backing (which will be found
under a separate heading) one continuous town, extend-
ing for a mile on the road between Chelmsford and
Halstead, on the rivers Blacliwater and Podsbrook, in
the Eastern division of the county, Hinckford hundred,
Hinckford South (Braintree bench) petty sessional divi-
sion, union and county court district of Braintree,
rural deanery of Brainttee, archdeaconry of Colchester
and Chelmsford diocese. The town, formerly governed
by a Local Board of nine members, formed July 16,
185o, under the "Public Health Act, 1848 " (n and 12
Yict. c. 63), is now, under the provisions of the "Local
Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), an
Urban District Council.
Braintree stands on rising ground on the river Brain
or Podsbrook, 14 miles north-west from Maldon, 8 east
from Dunmow, 17! east from Bishop Stortford, 7 south-
by-west from Halstead, 8 north-north-west from Witbam,
12 north-by-east from Chelmsford, 15 west-by-south from
Colchester and 44! from London, or 40~ by road; the
town is clean, well paved, lighted with gas by the Brain·
tree and Bocking Gas Co. and well supplied with water
by the Urban District Council from an artesian well near
the Notley road, whence it is conveyPd through pipes to a
high service tank in the centre of the town containing
75,000 gallons: the drainage and water supply, completed
in 1856, cost about £g,ooo; and in 1888 a new artesian
well was sunk and new machinery erected at a cost of
£3,100; the works are now in duplicat~: the sewage of
the town is utilized by application to 40 acres of land at
the south end of the town.
The Witham and Braintree railway, a single line
completed to Braintree in r848, has a station here, .and
was extended in 186r to Bishop Stortford, affording
communication at Witham with the main line of the
Great Eastern railway from London to Colchester and
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Ipswich and at Bishop Stortford with that to Cam-
bridge.
The church of St. Michael, near the centre of the
town, is an edifice of flint and stone in the Early Eng-
lish, Decorated and Perpendicular styles, and consists of
chancel with aisles and a vestry on the north side, nave
of three bays, with clerestory, north and south porches
and an Early English tower with lofty octagonal11hingled
spiTe containing a clock and 8 bells, two of which were
added in 1899, and a sanctus bell in a cot: the turret
staircase which led to the rood-loft remains: the east
window is a memorial, completed in 186g, to Richard
Lacey esq. : two memorial windows were placed in the
south chapel by Miss Wakeham, of Marshalls, Braintree,
in 1886, and another in 188g, by Mrs. Kenworthy, to her
mother: an inscription on the south side of a tomb
states that Samuel Collinii!, many years vicar of this
church, died May 2, 1667, and was buried here: in the
chancel is a mural monument inscribed to John Hawkins
esq. alderman of London in 1626, who died in 1633: the
church plate of silver includes two chalices inscribed
"Brainetre in Essex," dated 1775, a flagon, 17n, a
plate, 1766, and a paten, 1863 : in the exterior wall of
the chancel is a brass with the following inscription : -
" This grave was ordered to be set vp by ye last will
and Testament of Samvell Collins late Dr. in physick
eldest son to Mr. Samvell Collins, vicar of this parish,
here vnder bvryed who served above nine years as
principal physician to ye great Czar or Emperovr of
Rvssia and after his retyrne from thence taking a
jovrney into France dyed at Paris October 29th 1670
being the 51st year of his age:'' the exterior of
the church was restored in 1864 and the interior re-
stored and refitted in 1866, at a total cost of about
£6,ooo: jn 1886 the organ was enlarged at a cost of
£3oo, and removed into the south chancel aisle, then
extended at a cost of £300, under a bequest of Miss
Frances Wakeham in 1893, and in 1894 a new choir
vestry and parish room were erected at a cost of [,260.
and a new reredos of oak provided at a cost of [,120:
there are 940 sittings. The registers date from the
year 166o. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£210, and res1denc.~. in the gift of the Church 'frust
Fund Trustees, and held since 1910 by the Rev. Thomas
Eddleston, of St. Aidan's.
There is a Mission church in East street.
The Congregational chapel, in London road, is a large
edifice of white brick with stone dressings and has 992
aittings; the chapel was founded in 1787. The Primi-
tive Methodist chapel, in Manor street, erected in 1862,
is also of white brick, and will seat 250 persons. ThP
Wesleyan chapel, in Rayne road, is a spaciqus edifice of
red brick with 450 sittings. There are also Baptist
chapels in .Albert road and in Coggeshall road ; the
former, J!rected in 1864, has 200 sittings, the latter,
founded in 1550, will seat 550 persons.
The Cemetery, on the London road, is 7a. u. in ex-
tent, and was opened in August, 1856; the purchase and
arrangement of the ground, erection of lodj;te-keeper's
house and mortuary chapels, cost together £4,ooo; in
1900 it was enlarged by the addition of 2 acres of land, at
a CGSt of £8so, and is under the control of the Urban
Cooocil.
The Corn Exchange, occupying a prominent position
in the High street, was built in 1839 by a private com-
pany, at a. C()St of upwards of £4,000, and was enlarged
in 186o and again m 1877.
The F Company of the 5th Territorial Force Battalion
Essex Regiment has its head quarters at the Drill Hall,
Victoria street, which was built in 19u by the County
Association at a cost of about £,1,700; it is also used
OFFICIA.L ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
82 High strePt.-.Albert C. Papworth, postmaster.
Letters arrive from London by mail cart at 3·3o, 7.38
& I I a.m. &; 1.38 &; 6 p.m.; delivered at 7 & 9 a.m.
& 2.15 & 6.30 p.m.; di!>patehed at 9.20 & II.I5 a.m.
& 3.50 & 6.40 p.m. (with extra stamp 10 minutes
later); & at B.so & 10.50 p.m. ; on sunda.ys letters are
delivered at 7 a.m. &; dispatched at 8.50 p.m
Money Order & Savings Bank Business transacted from
8 a.m. till 8 p.m. daily, sundays excepted; telegraph
from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 a.m. till Io a.m
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, Manor street, Braintree.
--'Charles Bailey, sub-postmaster. Letters di!tpatched
at 8.5 k 10.45 a.m. & 3.15 k 7·45 p.m. ; sundays,
7·40 p.m
Post Office Telephone Call Office, 10 Bank st. Braintree
BRAINTREE. 63
by the Braintree Troop of B Squadron Essex Yeomanry,
and the C Co. (part of) 8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex
Regiment.
The Vestry Hall, in Church lane, built, with ante-
rooms, in 1867, will hold 200 persons; the meetings of
the Urban DistriC't Council and of several provident in-
stitutions of the town are held here.
The Masonic Hall, in New street, erected in 1887, at a
cost of about £I,ooo, nnd the property of a limited
company, is used for lectures and entertainments, and
will hold about 200 persons.
Th6 Constitutional Club, formerly in Great square,
was opened in 1893 by the Right Hon. Joseph Chamber-
lain M.P. and was removed in 1913 to the Great House;
it comprises entrance hall, reading room and bar lounge
on the ground fioor, and a billiard room, library and
card room and a committee room on the first fioor;
there are about 700 members.
The Police Station and Court House is in South street.
.A. Joint Isolation Hospital was erected in 1900, for 20
patients, at a cost of f.3-o504, in the Cressing road, for
the treatment of infectious diseases.
The charities amount to about £2oo yearly, distri-
buted in bread, coal, clothing and medical relief.
There is a drinking fountain in the cattle market,
erected in x8B2 by George Courtauld esq. of Cut-Hedge,
Halstead.
A cattle and corn market is held on Wednesday, and
there are two annual fairs on the 8th. and 9th of May
and the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of October, the latter being
for cattle and hops.
.A fete is held there eYery August Bank Holiday.
The market rights and tolls, together with the Fair-
field, were purchased in xgor by the Urban District
Council of Mr. James M. Ball at the price of £4,6oo,
and the Council have since laid out, paved and drained
the cattle market, at a cost of £2,ooo.
The public swimming baths, erected in 1914 at Rose
hill are under the control of the Ul'ban District Council.
From the number of British and Roman coins, pot-
tery and other relics constantly being found here, or in
its immediate vicinity, it is conjectured that Braintree
was successively a British and a Roman station, and! it
is pretty certain that a Roman road from Camalo-
dunum (Colchester) to Verulamium (St. Albans) passed
through it: it was constituted a market town in the time
0f King John. and from its situation on the route of
pilgrims to the shrines of St. Edmund, at Bury, in
Suffolk, and Our Lady of Walsingham, in Norfolk, be-
came at an early period a place of some consequence ;
subsequently the Flemings, fleeing from the persecution
of the Duke of Alva (1567-73), established the woollen
manufacture here : this has now however disappeared,
&nd has been sur.ceeded by the silk and crape manufac-
ture, which employs a large number of its population;
brushes and cocoa-nut fibre mat and matting are also
made here : here are also the banking establishments
of Messrs. Barclay and Company Limited, and of the
London County and Westminster Bank Limited, several
maltings and a br~wery and on the rivers various col'n
mills ; the town has two good hotels.
Herbert J. Cunnington esq. of Braintree, is lord of
the manor. -
The principal landowners are the governors of the
Felstead school, Messl's. Nott.idge, Alexander C. Alleyne,
the East and West Ham charities and James Tabor esq.
of Rochford. ,
The area of the civil parish and l!rban District is
2,218 acres of land and 6 of water; assessable value,
[21,625; the population in 19n was 6, 168, viz. :-East
Ward, 3,544; West Ward, 2,624.
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Council room, Vestry hall, Church lane.
•
Meeting day, ISt tuesday in the month, at 7 p.m.
Members,
With date on which they each retire.
Chairman, George ilunnable.
Vice-Chairman, Charles Henrv• Howard .
East Ward. Ralph Smith & Frederick Herbert Liver-
more, 1915; Robert James Johnsou & Waiter Francis
Crittall, 1916; Robert Samuel Crickmore k Daniel
Raynes Wheeler, 1917
West Ward.--Charlf's Henry Howard & Henry Joscelyne,
1915; George Thomas Thorpe Bntram & George
Commins Row, 1916; George Hunnable & Leonard
Jefferys Alden, 1917
 64 BR H.\ TREE.
Officers.
Clerk, Herbert John Cunnington, Great square
Treasurer, W. N. Tufnell esq. Barclay &i Company's
Bank, Bank street
Medical Officer of Health, Edward Bertram Smith M.B.,
B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Cantab. Public Health office, Brain-
tree
Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector, Herbert Henry Nanki-
vell, Notley road
Collector, Henry Charles Brown, 61 Hil!h street
Collector of Marl;:et Tolls, Chavles Fuller, Rayne road,
Docking
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR SOUTH HIKCKFORD Fire Engine House, Coggeshall road, Frederick Rudkin.
PETTY SESSION A.L DIVISION.
West Frederick, Redclyffe, Backing, Braintree, chairman
Bartram George Thomas Thorpe, Bank str-eet, Braintree Masonic Lodge (St. Mary, ~o. 1312), meets at t!J&
Belsham Hy. Isaac, Lothian ho. Railway st. Braintree
Courtauld Samuel Augustine, Little Bradfords, Hock-
ing, Braintree
Courtauld William Julien, Pennv• Pot, Halstead
Eyre Walpole Edwin, Folley ho. High Garrett, Braintree
Gold Guy Gilbey, Docking place, Braintree
Row George Cummins, .otr:; High street, Braintree
Savill Lieut.-Col. Saml. Geo. Boleyns, Bocking,Braintree Stamp Office, at Post office
Sebag-Montefiore Cecil, Stisted hall, Braintree
The Chairmen, for the time being, of the Braintree Urban
&; Rural District Councils, are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk to the Magistrates, Herberli J. Cunnington,
Great square
Petty sessions are held every a~ternate wednesday, at
the Police station, South street, at I I a.m. The
places in the diVIsion are Braintree, Bocking, Black
Notley, Felstead, Great Saling, Panfield, Rayne, Shal-
ford, Stisted &; Wethersfield
BRAINTREE RUR.lL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The Parishes in the District are the same as in the
Union, with the exception of Braintree and Witham. Ess.ex (8th) (Cyclist) Battalion (Part of C Co.), Drill
The area is 62,348 acres; the population in 1911 was
18,463
Council meeta at Workhouse, Backing, wednesday,
monthly, at 11 a.m.
Chairman, J oseph Smith, W oolpits, Great Saling
Vice-Chairman, Joseph Smith Surridge,Great Coggeshall
Officials
Clerk, Alfred Hills, Bocking End, Braintree
Treasurer, William N. Tufnell esq. Barclay &i Company"s
Bank, 'Braintree
Medical Officer of Health, Edward Bertram Smith M.B.,
B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Cantab. Public Health office, Brain-
tree
Sanitary Inspector & District Surveyor, Edward Harry
Bright, 17 Railway street, Braintree
Surveyor of Highways, C. V. Bright, London road,
Brain tree
BR.AINTREE JOINT HO SPIT.AL BOARD.
The Board, consisting of ro members, was formed in
x8g6
Meetings are held at Hocking End, Braintree, monthly,
on wednesdays, at I I a.m
Chairman, Robert James Johnson
Clerk, FredPrick James Wiles, Backing End
Treasurer, William N. Tufnell, Barclay & Company"s
Bank, Braintree
Surveyor, Edward Harry 'Bright, 17 Railway st. Braintree
Urban &i Rural District Joint Infectious Hospital
Medical Officer, .!.rnold Scott M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.• Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Backing district,
L.R.C.P.Lond. Hocking
Nurse-Matron, Mrs. F. B. Davidson
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Braintree Cemetery, London road, Herbert John Cun-
nington, clerk; F. Harrington, keeper
Corn Exchange, High street. Herbert J. Cunnington, see
County Court, His Honol" H. Tindal Atkinson, judge;
Herbert J. Cunnington, registrar &i high baili11; Chas.
Fuller, assistant bailiff. The court is held every two
months on. days fixed by the judge at ro a.m. The
county court house is a spacious erection of brick,
on the Coggeshall road; it was built in r852, at a cost
of about £3,000. The district comprises the following The Workhouse, in Backing parish, on the Rayne road, is
places :.....-.J3raintree, Backing, Bradwell, Chatley, Great
& Little Coggeshall, Cressing, FairRtead, Faulkbourne,
Finchingfield, Great Leighs, Little Leighs, White Not-
ley, Black Notley, Panfield, Pattiswick, Rayne, Riven-
hall, Great Saling, Shalford, Stisted, Wethersfield &;
Witham · Ann Barlow, matron
1 For Bankruptcy purposes this Court is included in t.bal
of Chelmsford; :Brnest W. J. Savill, senior official
receiver; L. A. West, assistant official receiver, 14
Bedford row, London W C
Certified Bailiffs under the "Law of Distress .!mend.
ment .!et," Thomas Harry Newman, High street~
Waiter Gardner, Witham; Joseph Smith Surridge,
Great Coggeshall; Harry Scott, Fortuna, Wethera-
field; Hugh Page, Witham & James William Clark,.
Great Coggeshall
By Order in Council dated 28th June, 1909, the County
Oonrt districts of Braintree & Dunmow were con-
solidated
captain ; .A rthur Din sell, supt. & 7 firemen
Masonic Hall, New street, H. C. Brown, agent; Norma..
Orfeur, !':ec ,
Masonic hall, Braintree, monday on or before full moon
from January to April & from September to December,
Henry Charles •Brown, secretary
Police Station, South street, William Cowell, .super-
intendent; head quarters of Hinckford division, which
consists of 1 superintendent, 2 inspectors, 5 sergeant.
& 34 constables
Vestry Hall, Church lane
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
. .
Essex Yeomanry (B Squadron) ; head quarters, The Drill
hall, Victoria street; Major G. G. Gold, command-
ing; Capt. E. Ruggles-Brise, second in command;
Squadron-Sergt.-Major Frederick Hidden, Victoria
street, drill instructor; A Troop, Capt. E. Ruggles-
Brise, commanding
5th Battalion, Essex Regiment (F Company); head
quarters, The Drill hall, Victoria street; Capt. T.
Gibbons; Color-·Sergt. William Johnson, drill instructr
hall, Victoria street; Lieut. G. C. Benham; Sergt.~
Major .T. J. Alien, Colchester, instructor
BRAINTREE UNION.
Board day, every alternate monday, at the Board room.
Workhouse, at 10 a.m.
The Union comprises the following parishes :-Black
Notley, Bocking, Bradwell, Braintree, Gt. Co!lgeshall,
Little Cogg-eshall, Cressing, Fairstead, Faulkbourn,
Feering, Finchingfield, Hatfield Peverel, Kelvedon,
Marks Hall, Panfield, Pattiswick, Rayne, Rivenhall, Gt.
Saling, Shalford, Stisted, Terling, Wethersfield, White
Notley & Witham. The area of the union is 68,285
acres; rateable value, Lady Day, 1914, [134,553;
assessable value, ;{,u8,992; the population in 19n
was 28,III
Chairman of the Board of Guardians.. Joseph Smith
Vice-Chairman, John Polley
Clerk to the Guardians &; Assessment Committee, .Alfd.
Hills, Bocking End
Assistant Clerk & Secretary Boarding Out Committee,
Herbert E. Fellows, Union offices, Backing
Treasurer, William Nevill Tufnell, Barclay's Bank,
Braintree
fielieving & ·Vaccination Officers & Collectors to the
Guardians, Brain1iree district, Charles Fredk. Blanks,
Manor st. Braintree ; Finchingfield district, J o.hn F.
Ryder, Wethersfield; Coggeshall district, Francis
Cade, Coggeshall
Percy Richard Stevens L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
Gordon house, Backing; Braintree district, medical
officer, John Harrison M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Edin. 23
Bank street, Braintree; public vaccinator, Percy
Richard Stevens L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Gor-
don house, Backing ; Coggeshall district, Francis Ber·
nard Henry Caudwell L.R.C.P.Lond. Coggeshall;
Finchingfield district, John Lindesay Pearce M. B.,
B.Ch. Finchingfield; Kelvedon district, .Albert Turner
L.R.C.P.Edin., L.S ..A. Kelvedon; Wethersfield district,
Nicolas Elrington M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
Wethersfield; Witham district, Karl Carwardine
Gimson B.A., M.B., RC. Witham
a structure of red brick, built in 1837 at a cost of
;{,6,300 & enlarged in 1895 at a total cost of £8,ooo;
it will now hold 420 inmates; Rev. Henry John
Shildrick M ..A. chaplain ; Arnold Scott M.D. medical
officer; Charles Henry Barlow, master; Mrs. Mary
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BRAI~TREE. 65
BR.UNTREB REGISTRATION DISTRICT. SCHOOLS.
Superintendent Registrar, Frederick J. Wiles, Bocking · Et.sex Education Committee.
End, Braintree; deputy, Stanley W. Brown, Backing llraintree District Sub-Committee, consisting of 21
End, Braintree members, was formed in 1903.
Regtstrars uf ~\iarriages, Arthur Hall, Victoria street; Meetings are held at the Cuunty High School on the
deputy, L. Dyson, Victoria street, Brain tree; W. E. 3 rd thursday in each month at 10 a.m.
Sh-e, Wlth'l.m; deputy, W. G. Naylor, Wiiham;
Francis Cade, Coggeshall; deputy, }< rancis B H. The Schools under the control of the Sub-Committe&
Caudwell, Great Cuggeshall are :-The Braintree County High School for Boys &
Regt:.tl"diS of .Htrths & Deaths, Braintree gob-district, Girls .~ 32 Pnblic Elementary Schools (8 council & 24
C..,harles Fred~nck }Hanks, Manor street, Bra m tree; non-provided) within the area of the Brain tree Union;
deputy, .Arthur H,lll, Victoria street, Brain tree; also various cookery & wood work centres within the
Cuggeshall sub-district, Francis Cade, Cogge,hall; same area
deputy, Francis B. H. Caudwell, Great Coggeshall; Chairman, W. J. Courtauld J P
Fincbingfield sub-di~trict, J. F. Ryder, Wethersfield, Clerk, John Gleave
Shalford; deputy, .Bet tram F. Long, Wethersfield; Attendance Officers, E ..\. Bunmng, Witham; J. Percy,
Witham sub·J1strict, William E. ShPe, Witham; Rayna road, Bocking, Bramtree & A. H. Wade, Finch-
deputy, W. G .Ndylor. Witham ingfield
County High School fur Boys & Girls, Coggeshall I'Oad,
• PUBLIC OFFICERS. erected in 1906 by the Essex. County Council, at a
Chief Inspector of Weights & M·aasures, Foods & Drugs cost of about £ro,ooo, on a site given by the late Mrs.
_<\et & Shops Act & Official Sampler under the S)dney Courtauld, of Bockmg Place; the buildings
"Fertilizers & Feeding Stufl's .Act," for the Northern include a large assembly hall, laboratories, art, manual
District of Essex, Adam Ward, 1 North IIill road, training & cookery rooms & class rooms & a playing
Colchester field; there are now (1914) 120 pupils; chairman of
Clerk to the Braintree Sub-Committer of Essex Local 1 the governor~, W. J. Courtauld J.P.; head master,
Old Age Pension Committee, Norman Orfeur, Great sq Franklin Johnson Weaver "\!.A. Univ. of London;
Coroner for the Eastern Division of the County, John chi-ef assistant mi,tress, Miss M. Wilson M ..A. with
Harrison M. R C. S En g., L. R C P. Erlin. 23 Bank st. ; six. assistant ma.,t~>rs & mistresses & special instruc-
deputy, Philip S. Preeston, The Clock ho. CrPsRmg rd 1 tors in cookery & manual training; clerk to the
Customs & Excise & Old .lge Pension Officer &., Inspector governors, J. GlPave
of Corn Returns, Thomas NPilson. 13 Fairfield road I Council School, 'Vranor ... treet, B1 aintree, for 633 chil-
Rate Collector &; Assistant OversPer for Braintree, Henr' l dren. including mfants; avera~£ attendance, mixed,
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Gibbs, Vestrv ball _,43. &:; 123 infant~. Th., bwlding, & ground were
Tuberculosis Officer to the County Council, Waiter given by the late Ge01ge Courtauld esq. who also left
Rowland Soutball Roberts M.B , B.Ch.Birm., M.R.C.S. £4o a year for the sup1,ort of the school; the endow-
Eng., L.R.C.P ..uond. Lmden house ment is now devoted to a scholarship from the Ele-
Verger, James Henry Robjent, 48 South stre-et mentary Schools of the parishes of Br aintree & Hock-
Veterinary Inspectors under the "Di~eases of Animals ing, which entitles the hulder to be educated in some
.Acts" for South Hinckford Distric-t, John Young institution for higher eiucation; H. T. Evans,
M.R C.V.S. & John Bishop Young F.R.C.V.S. Cogges- master; Mi~s A. Gray, infants' mistress
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hall road Churrh of England School, New str£>et, Braintree
(mixed & infants), enlarged in 1879, r881 & 1913, for
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services. 504 children ; average attendance, mixed 299, infants
St. :Michael's, Rev. Thomas Eddleston, vicar; Rev. II5; E. J. C. Pitt, master; Miss May Bevtl's, infants'
Hugh Peregrine Griffiths B.A. curate; n a.m. & 3 & mistress
6.30 p.m.; holy communion every sunday, 8 a.m.; RAILWAY STATION.
1St & 3rd, 12.15 p.m. & 5th, 7·45 p.m.; thurs. even- .\lbPrt James Bagley, station master
son~, 7.30 p.m.; fri. litany, I I a.m
St. Paul's Mi,sion Church. East street, served by the CONVEYAN('E
cleri!y of St. Michael's; 3 p.m An nmnibus leaves the Horn commerc1al hotel, High
Baptist, Coggeshall road, Rev. Alfr£>d Curtis; 10.30 a.m. !!treet. for every train
& ?·30 p.m.; mon. 7·30 p.m.; sat. 7-30 p.m A. motor omnibus to Chelmsford on wed. & fri. & to
Baphst (Salem), AlbPrt road; 10.30 a.m. 2.15 & 6.30 p.m 1 Co()'geshall on wed
Congregational. London road, Rev. W. Johnson Cole; J ...

10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; mon. 7·30 p.m. ; P.S.A. at I CARRIERS.
3 p.m. snndays Chelmsford Hazelwood, fri. from Market place
Primitive MPtbodi ..t, Manor street (Halstead &; Great Colchester-Hazelwood, Market plaoe, tues. &; sat
Bardfield Circuit), Rev. John Bailey (supt.); 10.45 Halstead-A. Harrington, Orange Tree inn, mon. wed.
a.m.; 3 (P.S.A.) & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m & sat
We..Ieyan M-ethodist (Chelmsford Circuit), Rev. Herbert Terling-Thurgood, from the WhPatsheaf hotel, wed
Jlenn; 10.30 a. m. & 6.30 p.m Wethersfield Rust, from 'George' yard, daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
C1Paver Mrs Clifton lo. The .!venue Folliott William, 59 London road
Coates Mrs. Hillrise, London road Ful'er Fredk. Jas. Cogg-eshall road
!dams Mrs. Bryanston. Coggeshall rd C'obb Henry Geor!?e, Bank house Fuller James, Ivydene, The Avenue
Aclkin!l 1\frs. The Avenne Coe Alfred, Ros£>ndale, Albert road Gage Geo. Alma. Alma ho. Rayne rd
Allen Mrs. The Homestead, Cogges- Cole Rev. William Johnson (Congre- Gibbs HPnry, 5;1 London road
ha11 road gational). Lachta, The Avenue Glover Waiter Hamis, Flamsted, The
Bailey Charles, Beeleig-h, London rd Cook GPo. AvenuP vil. 5 Woodfield rd Avenue
Balrlwin \Vilham, 8o High !!trePt Cooper Samuel, Rose hill Goldern George Victor, Fairmont,
Bartram GPo Thos. ThorpPJ.P.Bank st Cousins Mrs. Prospect houst>, Cogges- Coggeshall road
Bawden Edward, 11 Woodfield road hall road Goldinrr Harry Wenlock, 5 New street
Bel!lham H£>nry I., J.P. Lothian honse, Crabtree John W. Mortenhnrst. Gnult HPnry, Bank house, High st
Railway street Rayne road Gower Edward A. 82 Manor street
Bel'lham John Horace, West Coombe, Crawter William, rs8 Coggeshallroad G-reenwood Mrs. 47 London road
('o(!'l!'P>'hall road C'rP!'I~WPll H~>rbt. Victoria ho.Manor st Griffiths Rev. Hugh Peregrine B.A.
Benn Rev. Herbert (Wesleyan Metho- C:rickrnore Mrs. Lyncroft.The Av£>nuP (curate), Trafalgar house
dist), no CoggeshaH road C'rickmore Rt S. Ro!'l£>dale,The AvenuP Harri<;on AlfrPrl W. I The Grove,
BlomfiP]d John, London road Cunnington Herbt. Jn. Queenborough London road
BowtP11 t:harlPs. 52 Victoria street l'nrtis Rev. .Alfred (Baptist), The ITarrison .John. 23 Bank street
Bradbury Joseph, ThP Limes, New st Manse, Cogg£>shall road Hani~on Mi~s, Windyholme, Cogges-
Rroyn C'lPmPnt A. 48 Victoria 11treet CustancP H. Wickham house, Cog(l'es- hall road
Brown Fras. Ridgemount, London rd hall road Hatfield George Sparrow. 53 Rayne rd
Bruwn Henry Charles, 61 High street Darby Miss, Trafalgar ho. Church la'" Hawkes PercyV.SouthcE:ff£>,London rd
Brown Hng-h Douglaq, Mill house, 0'1V£>Y Mi"!l· Holmlea. The .Avenue Heaster Samuel Albert, 6 Manor st
London ro·Hl D!ckson RobPrt, 47 Ne-w street H£>rtc;let 1\fi'ls. 45 London road .
Brown Mr'~. Grain!?er, London road Di!!bv Mrs. Nelson house, Church la Hitching- 'lrs 57 London road
Bntchpr HPrhPrt. Lyntnn, London rd Eddleston RPv. Thos. (vicar),Vicarage Hobb-, H{·nry, 7 Rayne road
Byford Frederick, so Victoria street Elsey Mrs. 6r London road qod!!"'" 1\'Pqs,ThP Limf'R.Cog!!eshallrd
<'hnppin!! Frank. 55 London road "F.ntwistle A. R. ':! WoodfiPid road Howard Mrs. Prince] villa, Drnry la
Clarke Edgar .!Ured, 42 Victoria st I Fish Arthur William, Q9 Rayne road In gold Erne;;t, Hill side, Railway at
f~'-(rx 5
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Johnson Capt. Richard D. Camoy"S,1 Mardon Percy B. 9 Rayne road Row Geo .. ·Commins J.f, 45 Highs\
London road Mayo Alfred, Chesham ho. Railway st Rust Mrs. 19 London rood
·Johnson Robert James, Manor place, Middleton Alfd. Everit, 43 London td Shoobridge .Alfred, 348 Coggesharl td"
Manor street. T N 12 Muhlha.user George A. Mill house, Smith Edgar, 346 Coggeshall road
Jo!!celyne Charles Percy, Lulworth, Rose hill Smith Hy. Chas. College ho. High at
5 London road O'Reilly Mrs. :z The Grove, London rd Smith Mrs. North view,Coggeshall rd
Joscelyne Clifford, 9 Woodfield road Orfem: Norman,Mayholme,TheA.venue Stratton Robert, South view, Rose hi
Joscelyne Henry,Rushmere,London rd Parkes William F, r Woodfield road Terry Geo. Wm. Albany ho. Manor at
Joscelyne Lewis H. Rushmere, Lon- J;'armenter Samuel Catley, Mount Thomas Wm. W.Swanlow,The Avenue
don road house, The Avenue Thurston Harold, 49 London road
Joslin John, The Ferns, Coggeshall rd Preeston Philip S. Clock house, Tilsfon William Henry, I Victoria st
King Percival Edgar, Fair view, Cressing road Townrow Chas. Westwdod,The Avenue
Coggeshall road Pritchard Rev. Edward Cook J.P. Townrow Miss, Great square
King-Church Miss, Blandford house, Ely lodge, Rayne road Vennell Rev.Rabson,roo Coggeshall rd
London road Ranson Frederick R. H. La Corbithe, Vennell Godfrey,Kennards,TheAvenue
Lake Ernest, 20 Fair:field road Cog~tJshall road Wakelin Jn. W. Marshalls, London rd
Lake William Beard, Mount place, Rees H. Johnson, Tappington, Cogges- Welch William Henry, 143 Manor at
The Avenue hall road West Herbt. W. Bridge ho.London rd
Letch Augustus Daniel, 21 London rd Roberts Rev . .A.lun (Congregational), Wiles Fredk. Jas. Bankside,London rd
Letch Mrs. 103 High street Arvon, London road Wilkinson Daniel, 168 Coggeshall rd
Lindsell Thomas~ Coggeshall road Roberts Waiter Rowland Southall Wilson Miss, London road
Livermore Frederick H. 4 Manor .st 1\i.B., B.S. Linden house Witney Mrs. 81 London road
Long Wm. Arth. The Firs, London rd Robson James, IO Railway street Young John, Coggeshall road ·
McLachlan Robert, 112 South street Rogers Frederick G. 5 Victoria street Young John Bishop, Sandyhurat,
Malyn Thos. Bleak ho. Coggeshall rd Roper Wm . .A.:raucaria, Coggeshall rd Coggeshall road

COMMERCIAL.
. Early closing day, Thursday.
Achille Serre Limited, dyers & cleaners, 21 Bank street
A.dams Frederick A. stationer, Great square
Alden Leonard J. tailor, 4 Bank street
Aldiss Bros. drapers & clothiers, 63 & 65 High street
Alien Joseph, tea agent, 101 Mount street
A.mos Harry, Orange Tree inn, Market place
Andrews Major, refreshment rooms, 4 Market square
Andrews Major, slaughterman, 47 Notley road
Andrews Ruth Emma (Mrs.), tailor, 78 & 8o Cogges-
hall road · Braintroo Castings Co. ironfounders, Chapel hill
Anglo-.American Oil Co. Limited ; stores, Soutl'i street
.Ansell Alien, fann.er, Goldinghams
Aris George E. plumber, 61 Rayne road
.Arnold Benjamin, pie maker, 66 South street
Ashfm:d Wilham, beer retailer, London road
Bacon Lydia E. (Mrs.), greengrocer, 146 High street
Baddow Brewery Co. Limited ; storeS', South street
Bagley .A.lbert James, station master, Railway station
Bailey Charles & Son,' gt'oce:rs, 73 & 75 High street, .t
post office, 54 Manor street
Balls & Balls (established 1846), auctioneers &
valuers, land, estate & tithe agents, 49 High street;,
Bra:introo (T. H. Newman F.S.I. manager) (T N 40);
head o:ffioe, Castle Hedingham (T N 2); & 41-t Haver-
hill & Sudbury, Suffolk
Barclay & Company Limited, bankers (branch) (H. G.
Cobb, manager), Bank street (T N 44); draw on head
office, 54 Lombard street, London E C
Bareham Art.hur, dairyman, Great square
Barnard Maurice, fruiterer, u6 High street
Barton William, watch maker; 150 High street
Bartra.m George Thomas Thorpe, glass & china dealer,
33 & 35, & gun maker 44• Bank street
Bateman Frederick W. shoeing smith1 Railway street
Bateman William, boot maker, 12 Coggeshall road
Bearman H. & Sons, bakers & confectioners, Market pl
Beatt Hen;ry, agent to Singer Sewing Machine Co. Ltd.
95 High street
Beckett & Co. fancy repository, 5 Rayne road
Bedwell G, C. Ltd. pianoforte warehouse, 7 Fairfireld rd
Belsham Isaac & Son, corn & coal mers. Railway 11t
Benham Ernest, shopkeeper, 26 Victoria road
Benham William John, butcher, 138 High stree.t
Benskin's Watford Brewery Limited (0. J. Ollett,
manager), brewers., Great square
Bircham George, insurance supt. Albert vil. Grenville rd
Blanks Charles Frederick, relieving & vaccination officer,
collector to the guardians & registrar of births &
deaths for Braintree district, Braintree union,
Melbourne house, Manor street
Bloom:field Brothers, motor engineers, agents, & g>arage,
cycle dealers, ag-ents & repairers, also heating, light-
ing & sanitary engineers, Coggeshall road. T N 5
Bowtell Charles, builder, see Letch & Bowtell
Bowtell Jarues, grocer, 6o High street
Bowtle F. & Son, bakers, 86 & 88 Cog-geshall road
Bradbury Joseph, cycle tool maker, New str.eet. T N 23
Braintree & Backing .Advertiser (The Essex Weekly New~o
Series Ltd. publishers; published wed.), Market pl
Bra.intree & Hocking Conservative Association (Lt.-Col.
G. E. Barker, president; H. J. Cunnington, treas.;
N. Orfeur, hon. secJ
Brain tree k Backing Constitutional Club (Col. W. N.
Tufnell, chairman; Lieut.-Col. G. E. Barker & G, W.
Hicks, vice-chairmen; Norman Urfeur, hon. sec.; W.
Clark, assistant hon. sec.; George Watson, steward),
Great square
Braintree & Hocking Gas Co. (William Surman, engineer
& manager), Manor street. T N 56
Braintree & Backing Penny Savings Bank (Henry Chas.
Brown, sec.), 61 High street
Braintree. & Bocki11g Permanent Benefit Building Society
(Herbert J. Cunnington, manager), Great square
Braintree Brewery Co. brewers, Railway st. T N 1X4
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Braintree Cottage Nursing Al!sociation (Mrs. J. H.
B.elsham, hon. sec.), West combe, Coggeshall road.
Braintree Golf Club (Capt. R.D.Johnson,sec.),Chapel hill
Braintree Liberal Association (G. C. M1tberley, presi-
dent; G. C. Row J.P. chairman; Charles Large,
treasurer ; L. H. J oscelyne, sec)
Braintree Mutual Fund .AssociatiQn Limited {H. D.
Sheldralie., Bank chambers, New street, Chelmsford;
sec.), Masfrnio hall
Braint:ree Public Gardens Tennis Club (Miss Enness,
sec.), London rood
Braintree Urban & Rural Joint Infectious Diseases
Hospital (.A.rnold SCQtt M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng .•
L.lt.O.P.Lond. medical office:i; Mrs. F. B. Dnidsoa,
nurse-mat'ron)
Brand Charles & Son, builders, Railway street
Brand Rosetta (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 196 Coggeshall road
Bright Carl Vernon, surveyor of highways, London road
Bright Edward Harry, sanitary inspector, district sur-
veyor & engineer, 17 Railway street
Brock Charles, butcher, rg Railway street
Brook Sylvanns .A.rthur, grocer, 7'I Rayne road
Brown Alfred & Son, buildm·s, contractors, ear~
penters & monumental masons, Station works. T N rzo
Brown Bros. timber mers. & saw mills, Rayne road
Brown & Woodthorpe Limited, fruit growers, Rayne rd
Brown Clement Porter~ farmer, Naylinghurst
Brown Henry Charles (firm, Portway & Brown), housec
& insurance agent & local agent Unemployment lnsur~
anw, rate collector to Braintree Urban District Coun"'
cil & sec. to Braintree & Backing Penny Savings Bank, 11
6 I High street
Buckell Annette (Mrs.), dress maker, T4 Coggeshall rd.
Butcher George Thomas, greengrocer. 91 High street
Butcher Herbert H. baker, 14 Church street
Byford E. & H. painters, 30 Mount street
Cane William Stephen, miller (steam & water), n6
Ri!lh street
Canova May (Misa), midwife, 25 Victoria road
Cant Leonard J. cycle agent, 62 Coggeshall road
Cemetery (Herbert John Cunnington, clerk to the Urban
District Council; Fdk. Harrington, keeper), Lon<J.on rd
Ohappell Ernest H. Sun inn, Railway street
Ohinn Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 2r New street
Chinnery Fred, hair dresser, 6 South street
Clark John, chimney sweeper, 64 East street
Olark Thomas, wood carver. 12 Wood:field road
Cobb Henry George, manager of Barclay & Company's
Bank. Bank street
Cobbold & Milbank, painters, 41 Manor street
Cocks Waiter William, butcher, 72 High street
CoP Alfred, tailor, 98 High street
Collins Harry A. bookbinder, I32 High street

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Cook Harry Osvrald, pork butcher, 67 High street
Cooper Samuel & Son, hardvrare dlrs. 76 & 78 Manor st
Cooper .Alfred, farme1·, Chapel Hill farm
Cooper Charles, fruiterer, 3-6 Railway street
Cooper William, hardware dealer &c. 12 Cressing road
Coote Harry, shopkeeper, 102 East street
Corn Exchange (Herbert J. Cunnington, sec.), High st
Cmnell Bertie William, watch maker, 130 High street
Cornell Joseph~ boot & shoe maker, 130 High street
County Court (His Honor H. Tindal .Atldnson, judge;
Herbert J. Cunnington, registrar & high bailiff), Cog-
geshall road
Ccurt:mlds Ltd. silk & crape manufrs. Braintree mills
Cowell Alfred, hair dresser, 136 High street
Covrell William, supt. of county police, Fairfield road
Coxshall Thomas, Swan P .H. Svran street
Cresswell & Son, bakers, 134 & 136 Coggeshall road
Crickmore & Son, saddlers, High street
Crittall Castings Co. Limited (The), ironfounders, Rail-
ll"ay street. T .A " Seas "
Crittall Manufacturing Co. Limited, iron window case-
ment manufacturers, Manor works. T .A " Crittall ; "
TN6
Crittall & Winterton Limitl>d, ironmongers (wholesale &
retail), 27 Bank str.eet. T A et Winterton;" T N 2
Crozier Thomas (Mrs.), g1·eengrocer, 144 Coggeshall rd
Cuff Catherine (Mrs.), coal dealer, 24 Fairfield read
Cunnington, Son & Orfeur, solicitor~, Great sq. T N 45
Cunnington Herbert John (firm, Cunnington, Son &
Orfeur), solicitor, registrar & high bailiff of the County
Court of Braintree & Dunmow, clerk to the magis-
trates. South Hinckford & Freshwell divisions & com-
missioner for oaths & clerk to Urban District Council,
clerk to the lrOVernors of Felsted school & sec. to
Braintree Mar];et House Co. & to Braintree & Rocking
Permanent B4>nefit Building Society, Great square
Dansey Charles, greengrocer, 154 liigh street
Dansey Robert, cycle dealer, 152 High street
Digby .Arthur, fish, game & poultry merchant, herring
& haddock curer, Great ~quare
Dig by Edwd.(Mrs. ),fishmonger, South st. & Fairfield rd
Di~by William, blacksmith, Rayne road . Holland & Barrett. grocers, Great square
Dines Winnie & Beatrice(Miss-es),dress mas.7 Victoria st
Dinsell .Arthur, supt. of the fire engine, 56 Albert road
Downes David, boot maker, 56 Railway street
Downing &i Co. wine & spirit merchants, 59 High street
Drake Francis G. White Lion P.H. Coggeshall road
Duncombe Charles, confectioner, 57 & 59 Manor street
Dunlop Grace Olive (Miss), dress maker, 28 Manor st
Dunmow Flitch Bacon Co. Limited, 12 Bank street
Dunning-ton .Alfred, boot maker, '2
Dyer John & Son, grocers, n Bank street
South str.eet
D:vson Leonard,deputy registrar of marriajles,Victoria st
Eldridge Mary (.Mrs.), beer retailer, 24~ Coggeshall :rd
Ellicott Mary 'Mrs.), laundrv, Chapel bill
Elsey E . .A. G. (Madame),milliner,8 & 10 Coggeshall rd
Enness Job, builder, 9 London road
Essex Weekly News (The Es~- x Weekiy News Series
Limited, printers, publishers & proprietors) (branch)
(.Alfred Ludgater, local representative), Market place
Essex Y.eomanry Territorial Force (B Squadron) (Major
Guy G. Gold, commanding; Capt. E. Ruggles-Brise,
second in command; Squadron-Sergt.-Major Frederick
Hidden~ drill instructor), Victoria street
Eve Arthur, boot maker, 107 South street
Fenton Mary .Ann (::vliss), dress maker, 26 Drury hm.e
Fire Engine House (Frederick Rudkin. captain; .Artbur
Dinsell, superintendent), Coggeshall road
Fitch William, carting contractor, 71 Cressing road
Fletcher W. & R. J.imited, butchers, 52 Bank street
Footman & Co. linen drapers, Waterloo house, Bank st
Fulcher ..llbert Edward, pianoforte wareho. 36 South st
Fuller Edith (Miss), Nag's Head P.H. Market place
Fuller Frederick, plasterer, 314 Coggeshall road
Fuller J ames, boot & shoe maker, 54 Bank street
Gage- & Son, hair dressers & toba.cconists,6 to 10 Great sq
Gage Emma Ann (Miss), tobacconist, 140 High street
Gardiner William Waiter, Saracen's Head P.H. Bank st
Garnham .Arthur, confectioner, Swan stroot
Gentry Brothers, millwrights, Church street
Gibbs Henry, nte collector & collector to the Braintree
& Rocking Gas Co. & assistant overseer for Braintree
k Black Notley, Vestry hall, Church lane
Gibbs Henry Jame'l, tax collector & assistant overseer
for Cressing, 53 London road
Gibson Edwd . .A. Geo. watch ma. 71 High st. T N 19
Gi!bey Frederick, haulier, 144 High street
Gill William Samuel, hardware dlr. 28 & 30 Fairfield rd
Glass Robert John, draper, 29 Bank street
Gowen Alfred, hair dresser, 7 New street
Gowers William Henry, baker, 18 Notley road
Gray Alfred, tailor, 30 Woodfield road
BRAIXTREJ£. 67
Gray Charles, marine store dealer, 8 Fairfield road
Gray Harrison, maltster, Church street
Gray Waiter, refreshment rooms, 6 Fairfield road
Green Charles E. beer retailer, 53 South street
Green Frederiek James, baker, go Manor street
Green Octavius, common lodging house, New street
Green William John, beer retailer, 71 Manor street
proves & Co. Limited, coal, lime, slate, cement & hair
merchants & lath renders ; drain pipes, stone ware &
an kinds of sanitary pipes, fire bricks &, tiles; salt
merchants & cartage contractors, Railway station (T N
43) ; & !lt Dunmovr. T N 26
Guilder Frederick, boot repairer, II3 High street
Gunn Samuel, insurance agent, 149 Manor street
Hall .Arthur, registrar of marriages & deputy registrar
of births & deaths for Braintree sub-district, 5 Vic-
toria street
Hardy George, antique furniture dealer, Little square
Harrington Brothers, coach builders, Sandpit road
fiarrington William & Arthur,shoeing & general smiths,
Church street ·
Harris Helen (Miss), shopkeeper, 32 Fairfield road
Harris Th01Il6s, boot maker, 63 & 65 South street
Harrison John M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Edin. surgeon, .t
coroner for East Essex & medical officer for Braintree
district, 23 Bank street
Hart Arthur, bookbinder, 68 ~anor street
Hart Edward Chas. Freemasons' .Arms P.H. 191 South st
Hart Frederick W. collector for the Essex Provident
Society (sick benefit), 67 Mount road
Hasler & Clapham, corn & seed mers.; depot, South st
Hatfield & Hine, fancy repository &c. 94 & g6 High at
Hayward Isaac, news agent, 9 Manor street
Heaster Eliza {Mrs.), dress maker, 40 Railway street
Hicks George W. blacksmith, 34, 40 & 42 New street
Hidden Squadron Sergt.-Major Frederiek, instructor
Braintree Troop, B Squadron, Essex Yeomanry Terri-
torial Force, Victoria street
Hine Edith Mary (Miss), fancy repository, see Hatfield
& Hine
Hitchcor:k Waiter, confectioher, Sandpit road
Hollis Elizh. (Miss), teacher of music, 29 Woodfield road
Holme!S Peter, boot maker, 31 Victoria street
Holmes Waiter, haberdasher, 16 Victoria street
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, 55 High street
Hook Emma S. (Mrs.), laundry, 115 High street
Howard Charle'l Harry, grocer, 37 Bank street
Howard John B. draper, go & 92 High street
How land Phrebe (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 61 New street
Hunnable .Annie (Miss), confectioner, 102 High street
Hunna ble George, builder, 159 South street
Hunt Henry Edwin, Rose & Crown P.H. 2 South street
HniTy Joseph, farm bailiff to A. Scrivener esq.Stamfords-
Hutley Thomas J. clothier, 7 Manor street
Ince George, insurance agent, 70 Victoria street
International Tea Co.'s Stores Ltd. grocers, 57 Hi~h st
Jenkins Herbert M.P.S. chemist, 19 Bank st. T N 34
Johnson w. & Son, coal, salt, corn, hay & manure
merchants & carting contractors; cartage agents for
the Great EastE-rn Railway Co. ; members of Com-
mercial Motor Users' AssoCiation, Railway coal depot.
Tel. No. 12. See advertisement
.Johnson .Annie (Miss), blacksmith, 138 Coggeshall road
J ohnson Color-Sergt. William, drill instructor to F ·
Company, 'ith Territorial Force Battalion Essex
RPgiment, Victoria street
Joint Isolation Hospital (.Arnold Scott M.D. medical
officer; Mrs. F. B. Davidson, nurse-matron), Ores-
sing road
.Jordan Percy H. mineral water manufacturer, 8o Manor
street. T N 36
Toscelyne Charles, printer, bonkseller & stationer; also
]P.nding library in connection with Mudie's, 76 & 7B
High street. T N 47 -
Joscelyne Henry, cabinet maker & upholsterer & ho~
furnisher, auctioneer, house, estate & insurance
agent, furniture remover & contractor for steam
haulage, 62 High street. T N 25
Joyce .Albert, butcher, 7 Market place
f oyce 1Iary Ann (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 70 Cressing road
Tuniper Joseph Lake, shoe maker, 13 Little square
Kennings Eliza (Mrs.), saddler, 16 Bank street
Key Arthur,carpenter & joiner, Stanley vils. 81 South st
King-Church Mary (:Miss), boarding & day school for
girls, Blandford house, London road
Knight Mary (Miss), dress maker, 6g Mount road
Lake & Elliot Limited, cycle & motor tools makers,
Albion works ; offices, Fairfield road. T A " Lake; "
TN3
Lancaster William, painter &c. 76 Coggeshall road
Lavr!'ence Bros.fruitrs.& grngrcrs.69 High st. k Great sq
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 68 BRAINTR.KE. ESSEX.
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Lawrence Harry, greengrocer, 19 East street
Lawrence Joseph, butcher, Great square
Lawson Herbert Thomas, photographer, 22 Fairfield rd
Letch &; Buwtell, builders & contractors, High street
Littlechild ErnPst John, insurance supt. 37 Albert road
Livermore Frederick & Sons, plumbers & decorators, 2
Manor street. T N 65
London Lentral Meat Co. Ltd. bnt.chers. G1·e11t llrtnare
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (W. A.
Long, manager), High street; draw ()n head office, •P
Lothbory, London E C
Lucas W1lliam, pork butcher, II2 High street
Ludgater Alfred, new~ agent, Market place
Mcisack Thomas John, Wheatsheaf commercial hotel ;
winPs &; spirits d the best quality; good stabling,
High street
"'lcLPod .John, tailor, 63 London road
Mard•m Pt-rcy B., L.D.S.B.C.S.Eng. dentist, 9 Bayne rd
.:Marshall John, shopkeeper, 39 East street
Masonic Hall Co. Ltd. (H. C. Brown, agent), New st
Mas'1nic L'1dg-e (St. Mary, No. 1,312) (Henry Charle~;
Brown. !'PC.). mpets at thP \f::t!l•mir hall
- Mather William, stationer, 9 Bank street
Maurice Emily (Mr;.. ), apartments, Lyons, London road
M 1vn ~ lhPrt Edward Ag-er, baker. 17 New street
Mayn Waiter, pork butcher, I I Manor street
M~vf) Alfr"d. hntrher, 5o Raihmv strPet
~etson Frederick Thom~s, wheelwright, Swan side
\f;lhank Wil'iam, painter, !lPI< Cnbbold & Milb11nk
~Iills Lo~1isa & Emma (Misses), dress makers, 140
(lf)IYQ'P.,h<~ll road
MitrhPll F.v-Plyn, Fox k Hourds P.H. Railwa:v street
Mitchel1 Vi,.tor. Crovn & Anchor P.H, Market place
Moody John H. hon~~ furnu;her, Railway street &
mu~ical in~trul'l'Pnt seller. Little square
Mol"l"'ll W11lter & J11.mes, bakPr~. 244 Cog-Q"e~hnll road
N:mldwll Herberl Henry, surveyor & s<~nitary inspector
to the Prh11n District Coun('i] & en~?ineer to thP water
wnrk~. Not1Pv ro<~d: offir~>. V~>11trv hall, Church lane
N<~cl-t ~lh~>rt. hnt,.'IJPr. 74 Rnn+h <~~r!'PZ
N""h Thom<~!ll, butcher, Great IUJnare
NPil"'lTl Thnmn~. ('U!Itoms. exci!IP &; oM 8Jlf'l pPn!lion
nffi~or k in!lpPctor of ('Orn TPtnl'n:'. r~ Fnirfiplfi l'nllil
NPa '"""., .Tn""'<><l n""fpc::!l""' nf mn"i" & organist of Brain-
tr!'P nllri!lh church. rr Ravne •
road
0 1 1~>"'"' 1\lfn.,.thll (Mr!l ). drapPr. oo Cot"goeshall ro11d
o..-f->nl' N'lrman, <~oliritor & cl.ark to tru•teP!O rof BrRintree
ch•n·itips & old ll!!e pPn!linns (Rnb-comlT'ittPP) & t:'Om·
tri<~!l:nnPr for oRfh101, !IPP ('nnni"ro...,tnn. !=lnn & Orfeur
.().,..,.;n Chnl'l<>s. furniture dPaler. GrPat squ<tre
.0101hnrn A..,...... nf:, lPRthPr qrll<>l'. J)Hlo !'fJllBl'e
{)wPl'!l W;niRm "Ffpnry, baker. 07 Hig-h !ltrePt
P~"fi<>ld llarrv, Horn commf'rc;al hotel, High st. T N 37
.P"lm"r .To .. Pph, farmPr". Clap hrid!!e
Papworth Albert C po'!tmaster, 82 High street
Park!'r John Edward, boot & Rhoe ma. 294 Cogg!'shall rd
PnrkPll Wil'iam F. ,..Rtrh makAl', 40 Brmk Rtrpet
Parment!'r Arthur William, coal m!'rchant, South street
Parmenter Edward C. drBpor. 2 Bank !ltreet
Payne GPorge C. Victoria inn. East Ftreet
Phillips Charles W. farmPr, London road
Phillip~ Thomas, beer retailer, 45 Notley road
Phipps GPorge, wholPsale & retail wine & spirit mPr-
>('hant & a]e, porter & stout merchant & bottler, 86 &:
88 Hi!!h !Otre!'t
Picture Palace (Cyril GetdiffP, proprietor), Fairfield rd
Pil!"!!in A"frPd, uroPf'l', '~' Bank ~:trf'et
PildlPr 'Wn'tpr F.-PdPri,..k. dNiper. '!IO lhnk !ltl'Pet
·Pilgrim A ]hPrt Edward, fhri11t & fruiterer, 3 New street
Pilgrim R~hl"rt G. nurseryman, 34 Notlpy road
Pl•1('k 1<'.-prfp.. iPk. (']"thier. 28 k '!10 Bank 11trPet
P]n,.\ y ...,de..icl,. ph,..tographer, 37 London road
Portway & Brovvn, hnnse & insurance agents & ac-
countant~. 61 Hig-h street
Potter Ja""PII, pork hutrher, To Manor stre!'t
PonltPr WilHam. Rnil"ll'" hotel. R"nth !OfTPPt
PrmJt~y & R!!'! Mark!'t (Woodward & Priday, condoctrs)
Pr<>P .. ton Philip S. rlPpnty col'nn!'l' for the E::tstprn d!VJ·
11hn •'f F.~IIP'C, ThP CJ ... rk hnn!IP., Cl'P"Rin!! Toad
PnkP HPnrv Willinm k Son. tailnrR, 51 k 5:1 Hi::-h !ltrAAf
Rarroh}Prll' en•lin!! Clnh (Miss Florence J. Galley, sec.).
Rnrn hntpl. Hi,...h !'ltrt>Pt
Rawlinson &; Son, bill po11tt>rs. 1 & 3 Market t~trPPt
R'lw tim m Mary (Miss), drass maker, 3 Market street
Reed HPnry, brickla~·t-r. 57 UaiJway ~ttreet
Rich Isaac, butcher, 16 Cresl'ingo road
Bicl"-a1 dsun Herbert, Boars Head inn, High street
Ridle\·• T. D. & Sons L1miteli, walt.Stl'tl'l, ~lauur stree1
& Railwuv• st1·eet.
fl~geJS Jawes, auctioneer, valuer, boose, land, el"tate
&; insum:J.t:e agent, I'ahfield road; & at Maldon. See
advertisement
•
(KELLY'8
Rogers John Russell, architect &; surveyor, Fairfi.eld rd
d.ow & Son, chemists, 47 High street
lowe George, hair dre8ser, 46 Bank street
Rudkin Clifford Francis, hardware dealer, 6 Market p(
Rudkin Frederick, Bull inn, & captain of fire brigad.&,.
Market place
.3ampson '1homas, shorthand teacher, Thalma hou~~e,
Rayne road
Sanders Henry, iron & tin plate worker, 3 Market place
3argeant N. (Miss), berlin wool repository, 14 Bank A
Sargent Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, High street
:5argent Herbert, painter, 56 Coggeshall road
Saunders Charles B., M.l'.S. chemist & druggist, 59
High street. T N 1Y5
3aunders Herbert Arnold, Bell inn, Great square '
Scott Waiter Early, grt>engrucer, 22 CoggPshall road
:3cott William, pawnbroker & clothier, 24 Manor stree~
3eabrook Bobert Carrington, farmer, Marks farm, CO«-
geshall road
::;harp A.rthur Edward, tailor, Little square
Sharpley James, greengrocer, 270 Coggeshall road
.::lhearcroft Printing Co. 12 Market place. T N IXi
.::lhelley Jenour W1lliam, beer retailer, (.;hapel hill
Shinfield Alfred, draper, 8 .Manor street
3hufflebctham Arthur, confectioner, Little square
Shufflebotham James, farmer, Parsonage farm
Silcox .Arthur Mark, journalist, 36 New street
Skinner Ern!'!lt J. draper. 150 HI!!h street
Smith Edward Bertram M.B., B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Cantn.
medical officer of health for North Essex United diJ..
tricts, Public Health offices
Smith Henry Charles, gentlemen's outfitter, 4il Bank st
Smith Ralph, cabinet maker, upholsterer, house fill'·
nisher & removal contractor, 81 & 83 High st. T N Ji
Spearman Arthur, cycle agent, 38 South street
Spurgeon Su;;annah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 Railway 8li
Stead & Simpson Ltd. boot &; shoe warehouse, 3, 36 •
38 Bank street •
Stoten William, Bird-in-Hand P.H. 272 Coggeshall roal
Suckling Henry Charles, painter, 75 Railway street
Sutton Fred, chimney sweeper, 8o South street
Sutton John, chimney sweeper, 82 Coggeshall road
Taylor Arthor, butcher, 18 Bank street
Tavlor Francis J. bal>er. Great ~<quare
Territorial Force Battalion (5th) EssPx Regiment (F
Co. Capt. T. Gibbons; Color-Sergt. William Johnso-.
drill instructor); head quarters, Drill hall, Victoria ~
Territorial Force (8th) (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regi-
ment (G Co. Lieut. G. C. Benham; Sergt.-Majot
J. J. Alien. Colchester, drill instructor), Drill halt
Victoria street
Thomas Geor~e Frederick, carpPnter, 4r London road
Thompson Waiter (Mrs.), news agent, 19 New street
fh'1rn Waiter, shopkeeper, 39 Albert road
Tofts J. H. & Co. motor engineers, Great sq. T N Si
Townrow Charles, clothier, 42 Ban!;: street
Townsend William, farm bailiff t<l Frederick Georr
West esq. Bridge farm, London road
Tribble R. H. i!addl!'r, 1 Mcuket place
Turner F.dith A. (Miss), dress maker, 51 .Albert road'
TurnPr Waiter, livery stable kf>Pper, Sandpit road
Tyler George, hair dr!'sRPr, 67 Manor street
Wakelin J. farmer, London road
Walford, Hasler & Co. Limited, coal merchants, SontAa
~:treet (T A "Wlllford Hasler;" T N 2); depots at
Dunmow, Rayne & Felstead
Ward Edward John, beer retailer, 194 Coggeshall roati
Wardle JosPph, insurance supt. 67 Bayne road
Warner & Sons, silk & velvPt mannfactnr!'rs. South 8t
Warren George, bricklayer, 63 Gressing road
Watts L. J. LimitPd. monumrntal ma11nns, Railway ~ -
Watts Se1by, fried fish shop, Swan street
WPst John &; Sons, brush rr.anufactnrenl, High st. T If 4
WPst Frederick G. fn1it grower, London road
WPstrope & Sons, fruit sale!lm!'n. 141 Manor strpet
Wheatsheaf Hotel (Thomas I. Mclsack, propr.), Hightt
W1,eAler Thomas, l'lhopkeeper. 150 South street
Whipps Porter, carpenter, 42 Railwav 11trE'et
Wh:tlncl{ A. H. corn merchant, Great square
Wirksl AlfrPd G<>o. l'::tl'pl"nt!'r & huildPl'. 64 Coggeshall ril
WHliAms SalT'uPl. fi~hmonger. 106 High strePt
Woodthorpl' William. coarh 11pringo makPr. Sanrlpit ro11&
WI'Pdward & Priday. auctioneers; conductors of tht
Braintrpe poultry marl\et, held at the White Ban
sale yard every w!'dne11d1y; k at Saffron Walden
Young & Son, vPtPrinary surg-eons, veterinary in~pP4t­
torr. under the " Dis!'a11es of Animals Acts " for Soutl
HinkRPy di11t rirt, Coggt>shall road .
Young Jnhn M.R C.V.S. (firm, Young & Son), Tetel'l-
nary surgeon, Coggt-!~hall road
Young .T .. lm Bi><hop F.H,C.V.S. (firm, Young & So•).
veterinary surgeon, Coggeshall road
 DJREafORY .1- E~SEX. BRENTWOOD. 69
GREAT :BRA:X..- -.1> (or Braekstead), mentioned in the manor and principal landowner, is occupied by
Domesday, is a parish on the eastern banks of the river William Whytehead Boulton esq.; the mansion, origin-
Blackwater, about a mile east of the road from London r.lly erected by th9 Darcy family, came into the posses-
k» Colchester, 3} miles east from Witham station on thP sion of the Du Cane family about 1710, and was altered
main line of the Great Eastern railway, and 6 north and enlarged in 1834 by the late Peter Du Cane
from Maldon, in the Eastern division of the county, esq. who embellished it with a collection of antiquitie!.'
Witham hundred and petty sessional division, Maldon and objects of art bron~ht from Italy and some fine
llnion and county court district, rural dPan£>ry of paintings by old masters; the park, comprising
lfitham, archdeaconry of Colchestilr and Chelmsford about soo acres, contains many fine trees and il'
.Uocese; the village of Great Braxted is 1 mile south- diversified by a lake of about 14 acres. The familY of
east of the church. The church of .All Saints, situated Du Cane, or Du Quesne, emigrated from the Low
11ithin Braxted Park, about a quarter of a mile west Countries in the reign of Queen Eli.1.aheth, to avoid the
ttf the lodge, is a small sto!le building in the Early pl'rSfcntions of the nnke of Alva, governor of the :S£>ther-
English style, consisting of chancel and nave, and a lands, 1567-73, they became wealthy merchants in
wesU>rn belfry of wood with shingle-covered spire and London and greatly promoted the woollen manufactnre
containing 2 bells: a plain arch divides the chancel and which had been introduced here by their pel'Secuted
aave &nd there are remains of lancet windows in the fellow-countrymen. The soil is mixed. g1·avel and loam;
old tower: on the outside of the south wall, on a subsoil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat. barley.
marble tablet, are inscriptions to the Countess Delavall, beans, peas and seeds. The area is 2,614 aares of land
ob. 18 November, 1683, and to Sir William Ayloff hart. and 21 of water; rateable Y.tlue, £2,207; the population
ttf Braxted, d. Dec. 14, 1730: on the north wall of the in 19II was 285.
ehancel is a white marble monument to the Rev. Job
Marple Wallace M.A. 45 years rector here, and Elizabeth, Wall Letter Box cleared at 7.15 a.m. & 1.10 & 7 p.m.;;.
his wife. There are 120 sittings. The register of sundays, 7 p.m. Letteril through Witham, which 11
baptisms and burials dates from the year 1558, and of the nearest money order office, arrive at 8 a.m. & 2
marriages from 1559. The living is a rectory, net yearly p.m. Rivf'nhall End is the nearest telegraph office,
Yalne £-too, with resid.once and 66 acres of glebe, in the abo.tt 2 miles distant
~ft of Corpus Christi College. Cambridge, and held Wall Lett~>r Box at Braxted Park, cleared at 7·45 a.m. &
since 1907 by the Rev. Ed\\ard Maxlow M.A. of that 1.15 & 6-45 p.m
eollege. There are charities amounting to £4 6s. 8d. Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1843, for
yearly, and 2os. per year for a sermon on "Mortality.'' 6o children ; avera~e attendance, 6o ; Miss .Alice Cook,
left in 1663 by John Freze. Braxted Park, the property mistress
11f Charles Henry Copley Du Cane esq. IJ.L., J.P. lord of
Bonlton Wm. Whytehead, Braxted pk Gooday Frank W. W. farmer, Great May Herbert Philip, farmer, Tiptree
•
Mulow Rev. Edward M.A. (rector), Braxted hall prwry
Rectory • Goodwin Thos. farmr. Ashmans hrm Mayne Florence (Miss), grocer
• COMMERCIAl. Harrison John, frmr. Kelvedon farm Paddon William,farmer,Sextons farm
Andrews JosPph, blacksmith Harvey William, farmer Parish Edward, farmer
Crayston Thomas, farme1, Hricl; IJennings William, farmer '
Stevens Harry, Du Cane's Arms P .H
House farm Kin~ Frederick, farmer I, Taylor Thomas, farmer
LITTLE BRAXTED, mentioned in the Domesday Margaret, dan(5'hter of Sir William Pyrton, with their
Survey, is a pari<;h, about I mile to the south-west of children : here is also an inscribed leugPr stone to
Great Braxted. on the eastPrn bank of the river Black- Thomas Roberts esq. of Little Braxted, ob. 20 March,
water and about 1 mile east of the road from London to 161:!o, ret. 64: the t:hurch was restored in 1856, and again
Colchester, in the Eastern division of the county, Witham in 1884, the north aisle with eastern vestry being then
hundred and petty sessional division, union and county added and the or~an inclosed by wooden screens. There
tJOnrt district of Maldon, rural de3IJerv• of Witham, are 150 sittings. The register dateil from the year 1730 .
Mr.__hdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The living is a ractorv, net yt>arly value £6g, with 7~
The church of St. Nich0las is an ancie1;t and remai·kabh acres of glebe and re~id£>nce, in the gift of Charle:< B•'Itl')
small edifice in the Transition Norman style, consisting Copley Du Cane esq. and held since 1909 by the Rev.
of apsidal chancel and nave, under onP roof, south tim- Bertram Eccles Rooke M A. of KPhlP Onllei!P. Oxford.
bE-red porch and a western belfry uf wood containing 2 .Attached to the rf'ctory is a small chapel, built by the
hflls. undated, but of peculiar form, diminishing rapid!) Rev. E. Geldart Th.A.K.(;. rector z881-19oo. Charles
m size towards tht> crrJwn: the total length of this Henry IJopley Du Cane esq. is lord of the manor and
diminutive church inside, from east to west, is 45 ft. ; principal landowner. The soil is arable and light;
tlle chanct>l b<:ling 17ft. bin. in length and 16ft. 3in subsoil, ~ravel and marl. The chief crops are wheat,
wide, and the nave 28ft. by 16ft. 3in. : one small windo" t.arley, peas and beans. The area is 6212 acres; rate-
en the north side of the chancel is Norman, the rest ahle value, £517; the population in 19II was 97·
helong to the Transiti0n or Laneet period: the walls. Parish C'l£>rk, .Alfred Sea bornE.>.
:zft. Sin. thiC'k, are carefully built of rubble masonry, with
a large admixture of pudding stone in lumps: the font Pillar Letter Box clearNl at 7.3o a.m. & 6.15 p.m.;
is a plain octagon standing on a chamfered plinth raised snndays, 7.30 a.m. LE"tter!l throuu-h Witbam arrive
Rlightly abovf' the floor: the chancl'l contains a fine brasF at 8 a. m. Wick ham Bishops i!l the nPare11t money
*o William Rohert'!, auditor to Henrv" VII. ob. 8 October. order & telegraph office, about half a mile distant
1508; it bears the figurl's of himself and his two The children of this pari:;;h attend the schools at Great
vives, Joyce, dan~hter of Edward Per~·ent esq. and Braxted & Wickham Bishops
Agate Henry St. Arnaud ' COMll J.:RCIAL. Bnndock Gemge, Green Man inn
Booke Rev. Bertram Eccles .M.A . Orbl'll Joseph, farmer, Hales farm
'(rector), Th~ Rf'ctory .Agate Henry St. Arnuud M. RC.S.,I Perry William James, farmer, Little
WilRon William, Heath cottage L.R C.P. physician & surgeon Rr1'!,••1 ""ll

Bl~ENT,VOOD
BRENTWOOD is a town and parish, pleasantly situated historv seems to be that which connPcts it with Waltham
-
una hill, surronndPd by picturesque scenery. and on the ! bhey, which monastery being be'ltowed by Edward the
ll.igh road from London to Chelmsford and Colchester. Confpssor on Earl Harold. that nobleman endowPd it with
with a station on the main line of the Great Eastern I sPventeen lordships, one of which was South WPald and
railway, 6 miles west from BillPricay. 6 north-east from its hamlets: on tle death of Harold, the Conqueror
Bomford, 11 south-west from Chelm~ford and 18 from seized th~ private lands of Harold and apportionl'd them
I~ondon; it is the head of a countv court district and among- his followers ; by this distribution Brentwood
-
petty sessional division. in the .Mid division of the passed to the line of DP-W ochendon, a det<cendant

ef Chelm'!ford.
I
eonnty, hundred of Bar.,table, Billericay union, rural whereof, one William De-\Vochendon, chamberlain to
deanery of Barstdble, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese I Henrv ..
II. in the earlv "
part of this mnnarch's rei<rn,
1 bestowed his manor of Brentwood on rbe AbbPy of St.
~

Brentwood, origiually Burntwood, is describf'd in Osyth at Chich, whi<'h had then bePn founded by Richard
U:orant's History of E~sex as being the chief hamlet in de Belmeis, Bishop of London, some time previous to
the parish of South Weald; the \\Ord " weald" signify- rn8, and the endowment or grant was confirmed by the
Jng "wood.'" The early history of Brentwood is very King. In the time of Stephen the hamlet had grown so
ob ..cnre, but the first trustworthy accnnnt uf ih• early large and important that a grant was made to it of a
 70 BRENTWCOD. ESSEX.
market and two fairs, to be holden in July and October:
upon the dissolution of the monastery in 1559, Henry
V.lll. granted the lands to Thomas Lord Cromwell, upon
whose attainder it passed once more- into the hands of
the King, and was granted by him in 1549 to the Lady
Anne of Cleves, his divorced wife: it subsequently passed
to Sir .Anthony Browne, and became thence an integral
part of the manor of South Weald, and so continues.
The assizes were holden in Brentwood until the time of
George I. when the more central position of Chelmsford
occasioned their removal to that town.
The parish is governed by an Urban District Council
of twelve members, formed in 1899• under the provisions
of the "Local Government .let, 1894 '' (56 and 57 Vict.
eh. 73).
The town was re-sewered in I88 4, at a cost of £6,ooo,
the outfall being at Harold Wood; it is lighted with gas
from works the property of the Brentwood Gas Co. and
supplied with water from the South Essex Water Works,
at Grays, about 14 miles south, with a reservoir at
Warley, 4 miles dismnt. High street, the principal
. thoroughfare, is wide, and has a pleasant and attractive
appearance.
By Local Government Board Order No. sr,8J8, which
came into operation October rst, 1908, part of South
Weald parish was transferred to Brentwood Urban Dis-
trict and civil parish, and part of Brentwood Urban
District and civil parish was transferred to South W eald
civil parish.
In the year 1221 a chapel was built at Brentwood at
<the request of David, abbot of St. Osyth, and with the
consent of the- Bishop of London, Richard Parsons, of
Weald and the .Abbey and Convent of Waltham, it was
dedicated to St. Thomas the Martyr, in honour of
' Thomas a Becket: the Convent presented the chaplain,
whose perquisites arose from gifts by travellers on the
road and such as came out of devotion to St. Thomas,
whence a gate on the highway from Ongar, through
which the devotees passed, was called Pilgrim's Hatch,
and the locality bears the name to this day; in this
. chapel was a chantry foundec for the soul of Isabel,
eldest daughter of King Edward ITJ. and Countess of
Bedford, who died in 1379 and was buried at Greyfriars
(Christ Churoh) in .A.ldgate, London; the chapel, which
also contained much heraldic glass, was used for divine
service up to about the middle of the 18th century; a
portion consisting of the tower, the lower stage of which
formed a porch, and part of the nave walls, is still
standing in the High street, about midway on the south
side, within the garden of a private house, and sur-
rounded by trees, and about 1900 it was fenced in on
the street side with an ornamental railing at the expense
of C. J. H. Tower esq.
The church of St. Thomas the Martyr, V\-hich stood a
short distance to the east of the ancient chapel of St.
Osyth, was entirely rebuilt in 1882-3, at a cost of over
£22,ooo, and is a structure of flint and· pebbles with
stone dressings, in the Early English stylt', from design~"
tby Mr. Ernest ·Lee, architect, consisting of chancel, navl'
with clerestory, aisles and a tower on the north side with
spire, added in 1886, and containing a clock and 8 bells.
-given as a memorial to the late Rev. OhaTles A.lmeric
Belli M.A. vicar of South Weald r823-77: the lower stage
of the tower forms a porch: there are 1,050 sittings.
The surrounding churchyard is spacious and well-kept.
The register for marriages and baptisms dates from
16g5; burials, 1741. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
"'Value £279· including I7 acres of glebe, with residence.
in the gift of Christopher C. Tower esq. of Weald
Hall, and held since 1906 by the Rev. Charles Farley
Newton M ..A. of Balliol College, Oxford. .A vioara2:e
~ officiate.
house, in the Ingrave road, was erected in the year 1878.
The Catholic church, dedicated to the Sacred Heart
and St. Helen, is an edifice in the Gothic style, erected
in 186o and 186r, at a cost of £2,500, raised by subscrip-
tion; it ha!> a lofty spire and all the windows are filled
with stained glass; in r89 4 the baptiste;ry and Lady
chapel were elaborately decorated, and in 19 n the
chancel was lined with marble and the whole church
restored and redecorated at a cost of £r,ooo, There
are also schools and a convent in connection with this
church and a small 01phanage for boys, endowed by
OFFICHL EST1BLISHME~TS,
Post, M. 0. & T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
High street.-Joshua Shaw Birchenough, postmaster
Dispatches for London &; Province!j, llford, Chelmsford
& Romford, 2.30 a.m.; Ongar, Kelvedon & Billericay,
4 a.m.; rural parts, 5-40 a.m.; rural po~t, Billericay,
Kelvedon C-ommon & Pilgrim's Hatch, 10 40 a.m.;
[KELLY's
' Helen .Ann, Countess Tasker, of Middleton Hall, Shen-
field, who died in 1887. An orphanage for girls was
added in 1889. The Ursuline High schools, in Queen's
road, under the charge of the Ursuline nuns, were
opened in 1900 for girls and little boys ; St. Mary's
school being for the daughters of gentlemen, and St.
Philomena's school for girls who may have to earn their
own livelihood.
The Congregational chapel, in New road, was built in
1g47 and enlarged and rebenched in 1g72 , at a cost of
£ 1, 000 : in 1a97 the roof was renovated at a cost l>f
£Boo, the chapel has Boo sittings. In 18']3 a school was
built at a cost of over £1,ooo, and in 1900 additions were
made at a further cost of £1,200: the chapel was first
founded in 1799. The Wesleyan chapel, in Warley
road, was built in 1892, at a cost of about £r,IOo, and
affords 392 sittings; the old chapel is now used as a
school, and there is a meeting room for the Brethren
on Primrose hill.
Grinstead Memorial Hall, in King's road, built in
1908, is used for parochial purposes and mission services
in connection with the parish church.
The Cemetery of S! acre3, at Brook Street hill, was
opened in 1893, and has an unconsecrated mortuary
chapel; the Cemetery is under the control of the Ceme-
tery Committee of the Brentwoud Urban District Council.
The Town Hall. in High street, built in 1864, is held
on lease by a limited company; it contains a large hall,
74 feet long by 37 feet wide, adapted for public meet-
ings, and holding soo persons; thPre are also other
rooms, and in front is a clock.
'fhe Brentwood Institute, in High street, formerly a
dwelling house, was rebuilt in 1905-6 by J. W. Cook
esq. J.P. for u.>e as a club.
The Brentwood and District Constitutional Club has
premises in High street.
The 4th Territorial Battalion of the Essex Regiment
has its head quarttll'S at the Drill Hall, Ongar road, a
commodious and substantial edifice of brick, erected in
1886, at a cost of £2,ooo. The Essex Territorial
Infantry Brigade have also head quarters in Ongar road.
Messrs. Burgeq, engineers here, providP employment
for about 50 men. Brickmaking and brewing are also
oarried on.
A fair is held here on October 15th for cattle, horses
&c.
.At the top of the High street there is a monument,
<>rected h:r public subscription in 1861, to William
Hunter, a Protestant martyr and a native of Brentwood,
who at the early age of 19 was burned near this spot by
order of Bishop Bonner, in the reign of Queen Mary,
March 26th, 1555, and opposite the Grammar School,
protected by railings, stands the trunk of a huge elm,
said to mark the exact site of this tragedy.
Gittan's charity of £1, left in IJII, is derived from
land situated at Pilgrim's Hatch, and supplies IS. each
to 20 poor people yearly. Massa's charity of £150, left
in 1771, produces £4 16s. and is for coals. Martin's
charity of £r,ooo Consols produces £28 yearly, and is
for coals or wood. Newman's charities of £so, £rrs
and £121, produce £8 12s. 2d. yearly, which 1s dis-
tributed in various ways to the poor. Mr. Rober$
Cross left in 1879 £soo, now £2! per Cents. the interest
of which is divided yearly amongst six poor people
(families or widows) residing in Brentwood or the
immediate vicinity
The St. Barnabas Home in St. Thomas's road is for
the reception of aged ladies, and includes a small chapel
or oratory, in which the clergy of the parish eccasionally
Tht> area of the ecclesiastical and civil parish and
Urban Di~trict is 46o acres; assessable value, £ 34 , 10o;
the popnlation in 19 I I was 4 ,932.
The population ip 191 I was 6,923, including s6o chil-
dren anrl 35 officials in the Hackney Union branch
workhouse and school, 241 in St. Charles' School for
Roman f'atholic pauper children and 36o in the Metro-
politan .Asylum Board's High Wood Ophthalmia School.
Verger and Srxton, Peter Samuel Carroll, 6g North
Road avenue
LOCAL INSTIT'C'TIOi\"S &c.
London & Provinces & Ilford, g. 15 k 10 a.m.; London
& Prcvinces &: Ongar, 1 r a. m. ; London, Provinces,
Romford &; I!ford, 12.30 p.m.; Chelmsford, Ingate·
stone, Witham, Braintree, ~aldon &; Ipswich, 2 p,m.;
saturday;;, 1.5 p.m. ; London & Provinf'es, Scotland k
Ireland, 3 p.m.; Chelmsftnd, Colchester, ~Ialdon Ai
 DIRECTORY •] ESSEX.
Braintree, 3·45 p.ro.; London & Provinces, til]ford &
Romford, 4.40 p.m.; Town & rural parts, 5.40 p.m.;
for Bishop Stortford, Cambridge, Peterboro', through-
out Lincoln & East Riding of York, 8.15 p.m. ;London
.& all parts, 8.30 p.m.; London & Provinces, Ilford &
Chelmsford, Bishop Stortford & Southend-on-Sea, xo
p.m. Sundays, for London at 8.30 & ro p.m.; Ram-
ford, xo p.m.; Ingatestone, Chelmsford, Colchester,
Ipswich & Norwich at 8.30 p.m
Deliveries. From London & all parts, 7 & I I a.m. &
3.15 & 6.15 p.m
~oney Order & Savings Bank business (including
annuity & insurance), from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. daily
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, 98 King's road.-Henry
John Gutteridge, sub-postmaster. Box cleared at
8.35, 9·35 & 10.30 a.m. & I2.15, 2.5, 4.20, 7-30, 8.5,
9.25 & I 1.30 p.m. week days & 7.30 p.m. sundays
Town Sub-Post, )J'. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office, 24
Warley road. William Ho1land, sub-postmaster.
Poet & money order office, savings bank & annuity
business, 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. ; except thurs. 8 a.m. to
1 p.m. Box cleared for dispatch at 8.30, 9.30 & 10.25
·a.m. & 12.10, 2.30, 4-I5, 7·35 & 8 p.m; sunday, 7-IS
p.m. Telegrams can be handed in at this office only,
& telegraph money orders are issued, but not paid
Town Sub-Post Office, Crescent road.-Francis George
King-, sub-postmaster. ;Letters dispatched at 8.25,
9.30 & xo.2o a.m. & 12.5, 2.3o, 3.5o, 7·55 & 9.25 p.m ;
-sundays, 7.10 p.m. The nearest money order & tele-
graph office is at Warley road, half a mile distant
Town Sub-Post Office, 259 Ongar road.-Mrs. G. H.
Russell, sub-postmistress. Box cleared at 8, 10.35 &
II-45 a.m. & 2.40, 4• 8 & 9·45 p.m.; sundays, 8 p.m
Post Office Telephone Exchange, King's road
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets at the Town hall, xst wed. in each month at 9 p.m
Chairman, Joseph John Crowe.
Vice-Chairman, Frederick William Bittles.
Retire April, 1915.
Waiter Larkin ' Edgar W. Scott
William Rainbird I Sydney Vincent
Retire April, 1916.
Octavius C. Cramphorn Joseph Newell
Arthur W. Garrood I Joseph T. West
Fredk. William Bittles
loaeph J. Crowe
I
Retire April, 1917.
George Alfred Webb
A. W. Wilson
Officials.
Clerk, Charles Edgar Lewis, New road
TreasurE-r, C. Lea Cox, London County & Westminster
Bank, 46 High street
Medical Officer of Health, Samuel Frazer L.R.C.P. & S.
Edin. Warley road
Surveyor Inspector, A. Jas. Meeson,Town hall
Collector, Jo .Annour, 21 Queen's road
COUNTY MAGIS(l'RATES FOR THE BREXTWOOD
PETJtY' SESSIO~AL DIVISI0:8.
For Billericay Sub-Division, see Billericay.
Lescher Joseph Francis D.L. Boyles court, South WEald,
Brentwood, chairman
A:rrow William, Langtons, South Weald, Brentwood
Cook Jas. Williams, Hampden house,Warley :rd.Brentwd
Fleming Col. Henry Slane, The Grange, Ingrave
Hammond George, Fair view, Pilgrims Hatch
Horton John Hv. Mascalls, South Weald, Brentwood
-
Ind Edward Murray D.L. 9 Sloane gardens, London SW
Lescher Edmund Charles, Stonyhylls, Coombe green,
Great Warley, Brentwood
Matthews Charles William, Roden house, Shenfi.eld,
Brentwood
Maun~ell Major Charles Wray, The Grove, Wailey :Mnt
Morgan David John, Cecil house, Bentley, Brentwood
Ravenhill Col. Edward Harry Goring, Park house,
Brentwood
Stock Col. Thomas, Avenue road, Brentwood
Tower Christopher John Hume D.L. Weald Side house,
South Weald, Brentwood
Womersley Dale, Heron court, Herongate, Brentwood
The Chairman, for the time being, of the Brentwood
Urban District Council & the Chairman of the Rural
District Council, are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk to the Magistrates, John Lewis Quennell,New rd
Petty Sessions every thursday at the Court House at 10
a.m. under the Summary Jurisdiction Act if necessary
& of which notice will be given by the clerk, & ever)
alt. thursday for general business through the year
BRENTWOOD. 71
The following places are included in the division:-
Bassildon, Benfleet (North), Bowers Gifford, Brent-
wood, Burstead (Great), Burstead (Little), Chihler-
ditch, Cranham, Doddinghurst, Downham, Dunton,
Horndon (East), Horndon (West), Hutton, lngrave,
Laindon, Lee Chapel, Mountnessing, Nevendon, Pitsea,
Ramsden Bellhouse, Ramsden CTays, Shenfield, Vange,
Warley (Great), Warley (Little), Weald (South),
Wickford
Brentwood County Lunatic Asylum, standing on an emi-
nence, about half a mile fram the Brentwood station, on
the Crescent road, is a building in the Elizabethan style,
opened in 1853 & enlarged in x864, 1870 & 1889, & in
x8g8 a further extension was made ; the whole is
available for 1,650 patients; the wards are spacious
& airy, many commanding an extensive prospect;
upwards of 130 acres of land, including the Brenll-
wood Hall estate, purchased in 1873, are attached
to the asylum, & comprise a farm, kitchen-gardens
& pleasure grounds, the farm & garden being culti-
vated by the patients under the superintendence of
attendants. Visiting day.s to patients are wednesday,
thursday & sunday, but not more frequently than once
in fourteen days. There are branch asylums at Harold
Court, Harold Wood, for 65 male patients, & The
Ghesinuts, Hoe :.treet, Walthamstow, for 70 female
patients; John Turner M.B., C.M ..Aberd. medical
superintendent; George Nathan Oscroft Slater M.D.
Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Miss Adele Isabella de Steiger
M.D.Lond. & Oscar Gladstone Maginnis M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.O.P.Lond. assistant me.dical officers;
Rev. Henry Stephens :M.A. chaplain; Henry
Hamilton Gepp, Chelmsford, clerk to the visitors ;
C. W. Parker, Chelmsford, treasurer & treasurer
of benevolent fund; William Herbert Roscoe F.C.I.S.
clerk to the asylum ; E. S. White, storekeeper ; Geo.
Douglas Renton, clerk of the >'Orks & engineer; Miss
Ida Cherry, matron
PUELIC EST.ABLISHME~TS.
Cemetery (Christ Church), Warley rd.; Frank Landon,
High street, clerk to the Cemetery Committee
County Court, Court house, New road, His Honor Henry
Tindal .!.tkinson, judge; John Lewis Quennell, regis-
trar; C. Godfrey, Rythe house, 'l'hames Ditton, high
bailiff; Richard Blunden, assistant bailiff
The parishes comprising the district are the following:
-Basildon, Billericay, Blackmore, Bobbingworth,
Brentwood, Burstead (Great), Burstead (Little),
Childerditch, Chipping Ongar 1 Doddinghurst, Down·
ham, Dunton, Fyfield, Greenstead, Horndon (East),
Horndon (West), Button, Ingrave, Kelvedon Hatch,
Laindon, Laver High, Matching Green, Moreton,
Mountnessing, Navestock, Nevendon, Norton Mande-
ville, Ongar (High), Ramsden Crays, Ramsden Bell-
house, Shelley, Shenfield, South Weald, Stanford
Rivers, Stondon-MassPy, 'l'heydon-Mount, Vange, War-
ley (Great), Warley (Little)
For Bankruptcy purpost>s this Court is included in that
of Chelm:-ford ; Ernest W. J. Savill, senior official
receiver; L . .A.West,a<;sist.14 Bedford row,London WC
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the " Law of Distress
Amendment Act" : Francis Abraham Thorne. High
street; .A.rthur Henry Rippengal, The Parade,
Brentwood
Fire Brigade, Engine house, Hart street, John Smith,
superintendent, & 12 men
Mark Master Masons (377, Brentwood lodge), White
Hart hotel, second thursday in May,July & November,
4 p.m. ; Frank Landon, :.ec. ; Hugo R. Bird, treasurer
Masonic Lodge (214, Hope & Unity), White Hart hotel,
4th thursday Jan . .April, July & Oct.; ..-1. R. Meggy,
trea-.urPr; Frank Landon P :\I. sec
Masonic Lodge (W eald, 2707), White Hart hotel, third
thursday in Feb. April, June. Aug. Oct. & Dec.; A.
T. G. Wood!l, treasurer; J. W. Armour, sec
Police Station, Queen's Toad; .Alfred Charles Cow ell,
superintE-ndent, 3 serqeants & 12 constables
Town Hall, High street (Brentwood Town Hall Co.
Limited), Louis J. Turrell, sec
TERRITORU.L FORCE.
ESSEX INFANTRY BRIGADE.
Comprising the : -
4th Battalion Essex Regiment, Brentwood
sth Battalion Essex Regiment, Chelmsford
6th Battalion Essex Regiment, West Ham
7th Battalion Essex Regimt>nt, Walthamstow
Head Quarters, Drill hall. Ongar road. ~~~s"~
Commanding Brig-ade, Col. :3. T. B. Lawford ~~~ e '-''
Bri,;ade Major, :.\Iajor B. Fargus D.S.O "ltf'llf{r::l'lc l~
-.......__ll_S~
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Essex Yeomanry (Brentwood Troop, D Squadron), Major
A. Buxton, commanding squadron; Squadron-Sergt.-
Major , Southf'nd-on-Sea, drill instructor
4th Battalion Essex Regiment; head quarters, Drill hall,
Ongar road; Commanding, Lieut.-Col. .A. R. Meggy
V.D.; Majors~ C. H. R. Taylor, William Constable
Shepherd & Hon. Major H. H. Slade; Instructor of
Musketry. Capt. John Grave Gowan; .Adjutant, Capt.
H. Napier Rowlatt (Middlesex Regiment); Quarter-
:Master, Hon. Lieut. G. R. Mansfipld; Medical Officer,
Capt. J. AitkPn .M.B., R._\_:M.C. (T.F.); Chaplain,
Rev. W. W. Whistler M. .A. (T.F)
Bth (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regiment (G Co. ), Drill
hall, Ongar road; znd Lieut. R. D. Colnett, com-
manding; Color-Sergt.-Instructor W. Young, drill
instructor
Cadet Units ...\.:ffiliated.
Ongar Grammar School Cadets
Manor Park Cadet Company
Warlev• Garrison Cadets
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assistan~ Overseer & .Rate Collector, J oseph Willia.u
Armour, 21 Queen's road
Assessor & Collector of King's Taxes & Land Valuation
Officer, Frederick WilJiam .Alderton, 133 Ongar road
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for thtl Hundreds
of Barstable & Chafford, Clerk & Receiver to the
Governors of Sir Anthony Browne's Grammar School,
Clerk to the Joint Committee, Christ Church, Great
Warley Cemetery & Clerk to Conservators of Shen-
field Common, Frank Landon, High street
Coroner for the Southern & Western Divisions of Essex
& Writtle & Roxwell Manor & Superintendent Regis-
trar for Billericay District, Chas. Edgar Lewis, ~ew rd
Collector of Poor RatPs,Jsph.Wm ..1.rmour,2I Queen's rd
Deputy Coroner for the Southern & Western Divisions
of Essex, John Lewis Quennell, New road
Inspector of Weights & Mew;ures (Chief), under the
"Food & Drugs Act " & " Shops .Act " for Southern
district, Arthur Horsnell, 153 High street
Assistants, Sidnp~· Parr•Lam, C. Ba~>.,, _\_ J. Hall & H.
J. Redgwell
Inspector undet• thE' "Dis<>a<;es of ...\.nimal;, Acts'' & "Ex-
plosives _\.et" for the Constabulary Division of Brent-
wood, Alfred Charles Cowell, Queen's road
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator for Brentwood Dis-
trict, Billericay Union, Charles John Linskill Manse!
M.D. & C.M.Edin. !49 High street ·
Relieving & Vaccination Officer for the Western District
of the Billericay Uninn,Edwd.Wm.Cottee,n Rose valley
Sanitary Inspector for the Billericay Rural District Coun-
cil, Samuel Joseph Shelley, 11 Junction road
School Medical Inspector to the County Council Educa-
tion Committee, Ernest Morton Wyche M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H R.C.P.S.Eng. Rose valley
Stewards of the Manors of Ramsden Barringtons,
Fremnalls, South Weald, Costead, Calcott, Dodding-
huro;t, Downsells, Chigwell Grange, Stapleford Abbott
& Shenfield, E., F. & H. Landon, High street
Town Crier, Gregory Tricker, Cottage place, High street
Veterinary InspeC'tors under the Diseases of _<\nimals
Acts for Brentwood District, Sidney Vincent
M.R.C.V.S. & Richd. A. Philp I''.R.C.V.S. 151 High st
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
St. Thomas the Martyr Church, Rev. Charles Fal'ley
Newton M . .A. vicar; Rev. John Thomas B. A. & Rev.
Percy Parker Barrett B.-~. curates; hol~ communion,
I'!t sun. 8, 10 (choral) &; 12 noon; 21111, 3rd, 4th &
5th SUU. 7• 8 & IO (chocll); 11.:20 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
the catechism, 3 p.m.; daily (holy communion), 7-3-0
a. m.; 10 a.m. & 5.30 p.m.; wt>d. 7.30 p.m.; fri. 8 p.m
Catho'it• Church of the Sat'red H~>art & St. Helpn, In-
grave road, Very Rev. Canon Thomas Francis Norris
M.R. priest & rural dean ; hours of service, mas!'t,
8.30 & ro.3o a.m.; children's service, 3- p.m.; devo-
tions, sermon & bent>diction, 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. bene-
diction, 6 p.m. ; wed. & fri. in Lent & .Advent, 7-30
p.m. ; daily, mass 7·45 a.m. ; holidays of obligation,
mass, 8 & ro a.m
Congregational, New road, Rev. ''alter Legerton; I I
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed, 7.30 p.m
The Brethren, Primrose hill; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m.;
tues. prayer 8.15 p.m.; wed. reading 8.15 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Warley road (Ilford Circuit), Rev.
Robart Whittleton (chaplain at Warley Barracks); 11 A Technical school was erected in New road, in 1gro, a'
a.m. & 6.30 pm.; mvn. 7.30 p.m
Recreation Hall, High street; IT a. m. & 6.30 p.:m.; wed. cookery, laundry & dress making
· 8 p.m
Grinstead Mem(lrial Hall. Kin"'s road; mi~sion servic£>,
7.3-o p.m
ESSEX. (KELLY'8
• SCHOOLS .
The Endowed Grammar School was founded & endowed
by Sir Anthony Browne kt. & Dame Joan, his wife, in
the reigns of King Philip & Queen Mary & of Queen
Elizabeth; this Sir Anthony Hrowne, serjeant-at-la\IJ
at the time of the foundation, July 5, 1557, becam~
aft~rwards, in 1558, Lord Chief Justice of thtt
Common Pleas; he died May 6, r:;67, & was buried at
South WPald church. A. year subspquent to the foun-
dation of the school, Sir A.nthony & his wife built to
endowed almshouses for fi e poor persons of the parish
of South Weald & the hamlets of Brentwood & Brool,
charging certain estates in Dagenham lJ Chigwe]}
with their support & in part with the support
of the sPhool: the revenue arising from these estate•
in time amounted to nearly £r,soo a. year, & on the-
tei·mination of a Chancery suit in 1851 a re-adjust-
ment of the scheme became necessary. The school
buildings, in Ingrave road, include, besides the older
structure, a chapel, gymnasium, swimming bath,
fives court &; miniature shooting I'ange; there is
also a new block of buildin~rs cowprising six
class rooms, an art room, laboratory &c. : attached
to the school-house is a sanatorium : behind the
,,;-chool buildings is a playing field of 14 acres. The
school is controlled, under a scheme of the Charity
Commissioners, dated r893, by a body of 13 governors.
The parishes comprised within the limits prescribPd
by the founders are : South W eald, Great & Little
Warley, Cranham, Childerditch, Doddin£!"hnrst, Eas'
& West Horndon, Ingorave, Hutton, Mountness;ng,
Shen.field, Kelvedon Hatch, Romford, Brentwood,
Navestock & Upminster. There is a leav:ng t>xhibition
of [40 a year, founded by Mrs. S. Hall & tPnable by
boys proceeding to Oxford or Cambridge, & one of
[35, tenable at Trinity Oollege, Oxford. There ar&
now (1914) about :q.o boys, including boarders in th&
school house. Rev. James F. Hough M.A. of St.
.T ohn's College, Cam bridge, head master; Rev. E. C.
Potter :M.A. chaplain; A. F. Bur~ess M A., T. R.
Cocli:ell, G. F. Everington B.~\., H. V. Higgs B.A.,
W. de C. Hutcbinson, C. D. Olive ~LA., E. P. Paul
B.Sc., E. Lloyd Thomas & T. Tarrant, assistant
masters; Miss E. Powell & Miss E. Elsey, lady
teachers in charge of preparatory department
High Wood Schools, in Ongar road, wPre opPned July,
1904, for the treatment & Prlucation of children ~offer­
ing from ophthalmia. The buildings are of rpd
brick, arranged in five groups; £>ach group is com-
plete in itself & contains a staff-block & six cottages,
each for 12 children & a house mother, under the
supervision of a resident trained nurse: attached are
junior & senior schools with teaching staff. The whole
stands in wPll laid-out grounds of 20 acres, & it
available for 300 children. The visiting day is tiNt
first thnrsday in every month. The sch0ol is con-
trolled by a sub-committeP of managers appointed by
the Metropolitan .Asylums Board. E. Tr~>acher C01lin&
F.R.C.S. ophthalmic sur!!f'On; Mi;;s Ewilv Bakl'r-.
matron; Francis .Astley Cooper Tvrrell M. B., RS.
Camb., F.R.C.S.Eng. assistant wPniPal officer: RP-r.
Charles Farlev Ne-wton M ..A.. chaplain; George Hoare,
clerk & storekeeper
St. Charles Diocesan SPhools (Catholic), WPald road, for-
the reception of children from the workhouses. are
plea!'antlv & healthily situated near thE' town, & are
under the direction of the R£>1igious Or!ler of tb
Sisters of Charity; the cof.lt of the PTPM:ion is Psti·
mated at £16,ooo; the !>lChools are partlv supJlOTted
bv the Gu<lrdians of the Poor; Sister Frances Collins,
sister in charge
Hackney Union Branch Workhou.~e & separate Infantw
School; these institutions are between Brentwood k
Brook Street &; belong to & are under the control of
the guardians of Hackney union; Mr. & Mrs. Georg&
Gre'lnofl', mastPr -&; matron; Samuel Frazer L.R.C.P-
&. S. Edin. nwd iPal officer
Publi~ Elementary Schools.
Church (non-provided), Coptfold road, built in 1869, en-
larged in 1877 & 1893, & ag-ain in r8gg. for Boo chil·
dren; average attendance, 270 boys, 235 gids & :nB
infants; Frede1·ick BittlPs. master; Miss M. A. Ben-
ham, girls' mi~trPss; Miss Louisa Jolliffe, infants-'
mistress
a cost of £r,soo; the subjects taught being woodwork.
Catholic (mixed & infants), for 250 children; average
attendance, 168 boys & girls & 62 infants; the Sister&
of ]lercy, teachers
 DIRECTORY.) ~:.";SEX. BRENTWOOD. 15
NEWSP_-\PERS. John Emery, Great Eastern railway cartage agent~
"' • Romford Times, Wilson & Whitworth Limited, II3 High Qneen 's roatl
street, publishers: wed CARRIERS.
Essex Times, Wilson & Whitworth Limited. r q High
street, publishers ; sat To Chelmsford, J1me~ Springett, .p Victoria road, fri
To Ingrave, East Horndon & Herongate. Jo'!eph -~hlin ..
OON"'V~EY.A.NCE. from ChequPrs inn & Station, twice daily
Railway Station, .\rcher Benj. Erswell, station n..ast.f'r
PBIVATE RESIDENTS. Crowe Joseph John, 51 Crown street 1Hignett Gerald Dundao., 1--t High ~t
Aldous Harry, 143 Ongar road Crnickshank Geo. 35 St. Thomas' rd Hill Christopher, Warley mount
Aldridge George, 28 Park road Cullen Alfred James, 19 Queen's road Hill Edwin Arth. 75 lVestbury road
Aldridge George Stanley, 32 Park rd Dalton :Misses, Sx Queen's road j Hills James Henry, 207 Ongar r1ad
Alien Miss, 309 Ongar road I Danes Thomas, 283 Ongar road I Hoare George E. so St. Thomas' roan

.Allen Misses, Ein Cartref, Westbury Davey George, 47 Crown street 1Hodgins .Arth. Wellesley,77 Warley rd
1
drive Davey George, 38 St. Thomas' road 1 Hogg Mrs. 28 Crescent road
Archbald Wm. Laleham, London road Davey :Miss, 27 Park road Hough James F., M.A. Grammar
Armour Frank, Homecroft, Westbury Davis Rev. John (Baptist), 65 Rose 1 school, Ing1ave road
drive valley Howell Mrs. 31 Qneen's road
Armour Joseph Wm. 21 Queen's rd 1 Daynes Miss, 59 Crown street Hutchinson PercyBishop,17Queen'z. l"lt
Ashbee Wm. Neville, Rose Valley ho de C. Hutchinson W. Grammar sch0ol, 1 Huyssen Max, 30j Ongar road
Attenborough Geo. \V. 29 Queen's rd Ingrave road Illingworth :Mrs. 17 Avenut! road
Baker George, 184 Ongar road de Pinna Mrs. Erith cot.Westbury rd Jaclison Frederick J. 61 Warley road
Baker Joseph, 92 QueE-n's road de Pama Mrs. La Plata Jackson Geo. Ernest, 71 Rose valley
Baker Mrs. 173 High street de SteigP.r :Miss M.D.Lond. Asylum, Jackson George Thos. 73 Rose valley
Bangay Raymond Dorrington, 165 Crescent road Jackson John Wm. 149 Ongar road
High street Ditmas Col. L. T. Bay cottagt>, Jachson Robert, Belmont, Rose valle}
Barber Miss, 163 High street . Ingrave road Jackson Thos. The Manor ho.High st
Barker Miss, 69 Rose valley Dobson Mrs. 8 Avenue road .Jacobs Waiter Jsph. 317 Ongar road
Barker Mrs. 75 Rose valley Dulley Joseph Winter, so King's road .Johnson A. E. na, Junction road
Barlow Wait. Lavenham, Burland rd Duncombe Joshua Wm. 57 Crown st .Iohnson Edwin Grove, 73 North road·
Barrett JQhn, 30 Crescent road Dutton Mrs. 4 Westbury road .Johnstone Alex. D. 26 Warley mount
Barrett Leonard L. 9 Eastfield road Eardley Rev. Francis Wilmot B ...L .John~tone Walter Sibel, 15 Queen's rd"
Barrett William Henry, 52 Park rd 78 Crescent road ,Jolli.ffe Miss, 39 St. Thomas's road
Bayley S1r Steuart Colvin G.C.S.I., Earthy Miss, Pleasant ho. King's road rones Robert Ward, Oddicombe ..
O.I.E. The Old house 1 Earthy Sidney Ernest,2o Fir Grove rd Western road
Bayliss Henry 'fhos. 291 Ongar road Edgecombe Geo. Edwin, 23 Park rd Jones Samuel, 159 Ongar road
Beaumont Alfred, 147 Ongar road Elder H. Garnet. Braeside, Weald rd Joslin Fredk. Wm. 22 Robin Hood ro

Highland avenue 1 Sawyt>r's Hall lane Ingrave road

Bell Joseph Benson, 2 Avenue road ,Erswell Archer B. 10 Avenue road Kennedy Angus, 185 Ongar road
Beveridge Mrs. 76 Crescent road Escott Charles HenrJ·, 5 Rose valle~· Kennedy Wordsworth, 41 St. Thomaa'
Bish Albert, Hylands, London road E<Jsex Reginald Arthnr, High Toft, road
Blaxall Edmund .A.rth. 66 Park rd Westbury drive Kenner J. Binmore B.A. High school~
Blaxall Thos.Edmund,39RobinHood rd 1 Evans ~lajor Edllard, Hill house, Rose valley
Brenes .A.rthur Wm. 62 Crescent rd Warley road Kieth Mrs. 83 Westbury road
Brewitt John, 77 Rose valley Everington G. F., B ..A. Grammar Knapp 'fhomas Henry, 27 Queen's rd
Brown Benjamin, r Queen's road school, Ingrave road K1light Thomas, 303 Ongar road
Brown Harold, 65 Warley road Fielder Charles Alfred, 6 Queen's rd Lacey Henry George, Osborn house ..
Buckingham C~>cil Frank, 33 St. Fletcher Miss, 63 Rose valley 93 Warley road
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Thomas' road Ford Henry Prothero, 71 Westbury Id Laker Charles Henry, 297 Ongar road
Bullock Miss, 8 Westbury road Forde Major George .!..72 Crescent rd Laudon Cal. Frank V D., D.L. Rea
Burgess .A. F., M.A. Grammar school, Foster Frederick, 136 High street hou-,e, 43 Hig-h stnet
Ingrave road Fraser C'ol. 138 High street Lang James William, 146 High street.
Burgess Chas. Edward, St. Patrick's, Frazer Samuel, 26 Warley road Langrish Horace Waltum, 14 Park rd
Highland avenue Freeman ..\lfred Percy, 196 Ongar rd Larkin John Wm. 89 Queen's road
Burton Col. Francis Henry Mercer Fret>man Francis, 144 High stTeet Laurie Mrs. 33 Queen's road
M.D. St. Brelade, Warley mount FrePman Samuel Melior, 12 Park rd Leader Lt.-Col. Nicholas, 171 High &t
Burton Waiter Frank, 161 Ongar road French Edward, 13 Queen's road Lee Frederick, 63 We11thury road
Calder Robert, 287 Ongar road Fnlcher Charles, White gables,High- Legerton Rev. Waiter (Congrega-
Calver Trenhard, 73 Westbury road land avenue t;on·1l), RPllevne ho. P1·imrose hill
Carter Ernest Robert, 295 Ongar road Gad!:c!on HeTbert Edward, Hi~hfield. Leonard O"wald, 6o Park road
Cartwright Capt. Charles R.N.R. London road Lewis Chas. Edgar, Highlands avenue-
Paglesham, Highland avenue Gale Ernest, 153 Ongar road Lew•;ey Henry Preston, The Cotta!!P.
Charlesworth John Burns, St.; Gardner Major Harry, Rosemount. Burland road
Swithin's, London road Queen'!! road Little Miss, r8g Ongar road
Clerc Leon Eugene, St. Leonards, Garrard Mrs. 52 St. Thomas' r<lad Loftus Miss. 95 Quern's road
Western road Garrood .A.rthur W. 30 Warley road Luckingo John, .p Crown street
Cluff Matthew Burge,s, 17 Park rd Gaze ·wm. M.Ropley villa,Western rd Lynch ~{rs. 21 Park road
Cockell T. R. Grammar school, In· Gib!>Dn Alfd. John, The Corner house MacDonnell Capt. Richard Gral es-,.
grave road Gooch Horace M.B. 157 High street Fairview house, E~stfield road
Cole Gilbert, 175 Ongar road Gray Mrs. 30 Warley m<mnt 1 Makepeace Charles Dugard, 6 West-
Cole Kenneth, 15 Avenue road Greanoff George, London road bury road
Collin Geo . .A.lbert, 53 Junction rd Griffiths :\liss, 15 Park road I Mansel Charles John Linksill :\I. D.
Collis .Alfred George, 25 New road Guy Mrs. 6o Westbury road • 149 High street
i
Cook Edmund Miall, 6g Warley road Hales Miss, 67 Rose valley 1
Mansfield Geo.Rochester,3o1 Ongar rd
Cook James Williams J.P. Hampden 1 K1ltridge Mrs. 13 Eastfield road :\larlton Lawrence Jn. g8 Queen's rd
house, Warley road Hammond Ernest, 33 Robin Hood rrl \fartin George Henry, 46 Park road
Cooke Major Alfred Fothergill, 167 Hamshaw Mrs. The Priory, High st :\fasters Samuel Waiter, 285 Ongar rd
High street 1
Hansell Walter Charles, Hillcrest. :\latthias Mrs. 32 Warley mount
Cooper Mrs. 17 Eastfield road Westbury drive Mannsell Maior Charles Wray J.P. r
Copeland Miss, 20 Junction road Barman :Miss, Balcombe cot.King's rd Warley mount
Copeman Cecil Bertram, Clynde, Parli Harris Ernest Jawes, 56 Park road \fawhood Richard, 89 RasP valley
road Haslam William Henry, The Bunga· :\iawle Gilbert.Neatenden, Burland rd"
Corden Edgar Greensmith, 13 Copt- low. Weald road Mee Misses, 55 Crown street
fold road Hawkins PerPy Edward, 64 Park rd :\leeson .-\lbert James, I Park road
Cousins Ralph Cowee, 9 Queen"s road Haws Fredk. Howard, 67 Warley road .\lercer Rob4>rt Cecil, 139 Ongar road.
Coverdale Frederick, 15 Coptfold road I Haws Mi--s, 44 St. Thomas' road \tet!lon :Mrs. Norton viis .. Western rd
Cox C. Lea, Bank house, 46 High st Helm Wm. Livesey, Lynton, Park Id :\'lillbank Thomas, 48 Park road
Cramphorn Frederick, 28 W"arley rd Hender11on Alfd. Wm. 254 Ongar rd ~Iilledge Alfred, Keston, Weald road
Oramphorn Octavius Christian, 96 Higgs H. V., B.A. Grammar school, Mills Lesht> Stnart,Or\\ell,Burland r<f
Queen's road Ingrave road Mitclwll Wm.Edwd.4o Robin Hood rd!
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Morgan David, The Hermitage, Shen- Reeve Mrs. 27 Warley road Stokes Mrs. 87 Queen's road
field road Relf Geo.Ravenscourt,Sawyer'sHall la Stone Horace J oseph, Green stone -vil,
Mortlock Harry Thos. 23 Queen's rd Rennie James, Fairlawn, London road W estburv •
road
Mould Edwin Hassell, 24 Warley mt Renwick Frank, Weald road Stoneham :Mrs. 54 Park road
Moull William _;\ rnold, Western lodge, Renwick Frank Forster, Sunnyside, Stursberg Herbert John, Weald ho,
West ern road W eald road Weald road
.Xew George Hedley, Strathearn Richardson .Arnold, 37 Rose valley Stnrt Arth. James, 41 Robin Hood rd
lodge, Rose valley Ridgwell Ernest, 26 Park road Swift Robert, 7 Rose valley
Newlands James, Kingsley villa. Ridgwell Thos. Francis, 165 Ongar rd Symonds Ellis Robert, Highland aven
Western road Rippengal .Arthur Hy. 6r Westbury rd Taylor Charles Richard M.A., LL.D.
Newton Rev. Charles Farley M.A. Rippengal Mrs. Westbury road Shenfield house, Shenfield road
(vicar), The Vicarage, Ingrave rd Rist. Miss, The Laurels, 34 High st Taylor Edward Geo. 36 Park road
Newton Montague P. 39 Crown street Rist Robert Surmon, Woodlands, Taylor George Edwd. 34 Park road
~icholls Mrs. 179 High street . Primrose hill Taylor Stephen H. 3 Park road
Nicholls Thos. E. H. 2 .Alexander rd Roberts Miss, 3 Queen's road Thalsino Mrs. 2 Westbury road
Nomico John Dennis, .Athens, West- Robinson Anthony George, Shenfield Thomas Rev. John B.A. (curate),
bury drive lodge, Ingrave road St. Thomas' road
~orris Rev. Canon Thomas Franch Robinson Waiter William, Invermay, Thomas E. Lloyd, Grammar school,
(Catholic), The Catholic rectory, Highland avenue Ingrave road
Ingrave road Rogers Mrs. 163 Ongar road Thompson Miss, 22 Warley mount
:Xorthcote Wm . .l1·Lhur, 25 Park road Rogers Wm. Thomas, 157 Ongar rd Thorne Francis Abraham, 49 High ~~
Olive C. D., M . .\. Grammar school, Rolfc Mrs. 37 Crescent road Townley Col. Chas. R. 4 Warley mn~
Ingrave road Roscoe William Herbert, Stamford Townrow Frederick William, Norton
Olive Charles, 40 St. Thomas' road lodge, London road villas, West ern road
Olley Miss, 19 Park road Rudduck Miss, 97 Queen's road Trumm ..!dam, 8r Warley road
Osborn Mrs. 42 St. Thomas's road Salt Misses, Gipping, Burland road Tufnell Mrs. Glasslyn, London road
Oud Rev. Peter James (Catholic), St. Saunders William F. 252 Ongar road Turner J n . .\f.B., C.::\L..!berd . .lsylum,
Charles house, Weald road Savill Stephen James, Herne Yilla. Crescent road
Pain Philip, 85 Qu.een's road Western road Turner William, 25 Queen's road
Pain Thomas, 12 Westbury road Saville James, 45 CrQwn street Turrell Louis J. 35 Rose valley
Palmer Mrs. 213 Ongar road Scott Claude Syms, 29 Rose valley Tyrrell Francis Astley Cooper M.B.,
Parker Chas. Marshall, 305 Ongar rd Scott Edgar W. 69 Westbury road F.R.C.S. Melville lodge, Ingrave rd
Parker Nathaniel, 7 Crescent road Scott Mrs. 81 Westbury road Vincent Sydney, 151 High street
Parkinson James Thos. 266 Ongar rd Scott Percy Charles S. 3 Warley mnt Wales Walt. Chase corner,Rose valley
Parkinson Miss, zog Ongar road Senior William Moore, 8pringfield Walker Henry, 44 Robin Hood road
Parmenter Mrs. 153a, High street Highland avenue Walker James, 28 Robin Hood road
Parmenter Wm. Joseph, 37 Warley rd Shattock William, 46 Robin Hood rd Wall; er Saml. Chas. 299 Ongar road
Pash Herhert Foster, qo High street Sheldrak!' Willia.m Mor.re, 79 West· Waiter Hedley Chas. 179 Ongar road
. Paul E. P., B.Sc. Grammar school, bury road W andless John, 62 Park road
Ingrave road Shephard ~-\.lfd .•Tas.38 Robin Hood rd Watson Miss, 32 King's road
Pearkes George John, 58 Park road Shepherd Miss, 8g Warley road Webb George Alfred, 151 Ongar road
Peecock Edward Beck, 65 Westbury rd Simpson S. Westhorpe, Ranworth Webber Saml. Thos. 22 Firs Grove rd
Peecock OctaviusH.Bank ho.75High st housP, Ongar road Welch Miss, 35 Warley road
Perry Miss, 28 Westbury road Skilton Miss, 22 Westbury road Wellings )lrs. 26o Ongar road
Phillips Harold Edward, Eastcote, Slater George Nathan Oscroft M.D West ...!rthur Carey, 187 Ongar road
. W£.stbury drive Lond. Asylum, Crescent road Weymouth :Mrs. 159 High street.
Philp Richard Arthur, 49 Warley rd .:imalley Mrs. 77 Westbnry road White Ernest S. 32 Warley road
Pike William John, 70 Cre~cent road Smart Alfred, Hill crest, London road White Fredk. Rochesters, Rose valley
Poole Ern est Llewellyn, 3 I St. Smith Charles, r8 ·west bury road Whittleton Rev. Robert (Wesleyan),
Thomas' road Smith Gilbertson, Highlands,Sawyer,. 13 .Avenue road
Powell John, ro Robin Hood road Hall lane, Highlands Wilkinson SI. Hinds, 14 Westbury rd
Price Edward Chas. 5 Eastfield road Smith Mr<>. 24 Westbury road Wilson Wm . ..!rthur, 6 High street
Price William L. T. 34 Warley road Smtth Newsome Alex. 2II Ongar roarl. Windsor Miss, 20 Warley mount.
Proud Rd. Blackwell, 5 Queen's road Snodgrass Mrs. r8 Junction road Winter .J oseph, Corner ho. King's rd
Pulley Mrs. 35 Queen's road Southam Herbert Edward, 12 Robin Winter Mrs. 15 Eastfield road
Quennell Arthur, 12 High street Hood road Wise William, 262 Ongar road
QuE.'nnell Juhn Lcwis, 65 Crown street Squier Miss, 141 Ongar road Wood Geoffrey, ro Westbury road
Quennell Robert Wm. Yitre house, Steiner Julian Jacob, 177 High street Wood Misses, Western ho. Western rd
Shenfield road Stephens Rev. Henry M.A. (chaplain W ootten Mrs. St.Lawrence, West-ern rd
Rainbird Thomas, 26 Robin Hood rd County Lunatic .A.sylum).so Park rd W orland Miss, 48 Robin Hood road
Raven .Arthur, 169 High street Stewart Mrs. 67 Westbury road Worley Robert James,85 Westbury rd
Ray Mrs. 54 St Thomas' road Stock Col. Thomas J.P. Laneside. Wyche Ernest Morton, Rose valley
Reader Alfd. Willie, 37 St. Thomas' rd . A venue road

COMMERCIAL. 1 Bardell Horace, shopkeeper, 2 Cromwell road

Early closing day, Thursday 1 p.m.
Ablin Joseph, jobmaster & carrier, Warley road
Adams John, mole catcher, 20 Weald lane
.Alderton Frederick William, assessor & collector of
King's taxes & land valuation officer, 133 Ongar road
.Aldridge George Stanley, saddler, 72 High street
Amos Joseph, picture frame maker, 17 New road
Arden Percy William, artificial teeth maker (attends
mon. & thurs. II.3o a.m. to 7 p.m.), 16 Crescent rd
Armour Joseph William, assistant overseer & rate col-
lector to the Urban District Council, 21 Queen's road
Atkinson Louis Edward, stationer, 3 Warley road
Austen William, toy dealer, 28 High street
.Axon Horace, butcher, 8 High street
Bak~r .Alice (Mrs.), ~onfectioner, II5 King's road
Baker Emily (Miss), matron High Wood schls.Ongar rd
Baker Jas. Rd. jobbilfg grdnr. 7 Urban ter. Western rd
Banham John William & Son, jobbing gardeners, 90
On~ar road
Bannister Heqry, jobmaster, Gresham road
Bannister Mrs. boa:t:ding house, Eversley, RoEe valley
Earclay & Company Limited, bankers (branch)(Octavius
H. Peecock, manager), 75 High street; (sub-office)
open man. wed. & fri. I I a.m. to 3 p.m. 13 Warley
rd. ; draw on ht>ad office, 5{ Lombard st. London E C
' Barnard Flossie (Miss), dress maker, 55 Warley road
Barnard George, gardener to J. Larkin esq. Nortbside,
St. Thomas' road
I Barrett Limited, coal merchants, The Parade
I Barry Charles James, King's Head P.H. Crown street
Baverstock George Henry, grocer, 19 Warley road
Bawden .Arthur Charles, insurance agent, 23 Myrtle rd
Beauchamp James, shopkePper, ro Alfred road
Bell Edward John, chimney sweeper, Hart street
Bennett .Albert Edward, baker, 7 Coptfold road
1
Berry Edwin, carpenter, 73 Cromwell road
1 Betts Beatrice (:Miss), dress maker, 19 Rose valley
Betts Horace Percy, shopkeeper, Hart street
Binks William John, greengrocer, 3 Coptfold road
Birchenoug-h Joshua Shaw, postmaster, High street
1 Bird Hugo Ritchie,architect & sun-eyor,St.Thomas' gate
Blunden Richd. asst. bailiff of county court, New road
Blunkell Henry, boot maker, r8 Coptfold road
' Bones Geo. coffee house kpr. & tobacconist, 135 High st
Banner Sidney, outfitter, see Stokes &i Bonner
Bouttle Albert Edward, boot maker, 86 Queen's road
Bowtell Elsie M. (Miss), milliner, 122 King's road
Bowtell Fredk. James, house decorator, 122 King's road
Brand Edward Charles, boot maker, Victoria road
 DIRI':CTORY. J ESSEX.
Brentl'"ood Asylum (John Turner M.B., C.M. medical
superintendent; George Nathan Oscroft Slater M.D.
Miss Adele I. de Steiger M.D. & 0. G. Maginness
::\I.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. assistant medical officers; Rev.
Henry Stephens M.A. chaplain; Henry Hamilton
Gepp, Chelmsford, clerk to the visitors; C. W.
Parker, Chelmsford, treasurer & treasurer of benevo-
lent fund; William Herbert Roscoe F.C.I.S. clerk;
E. S. White, storekeeper; George Douglas Renton,
clerk of the works & engineer; Miss Ida Cherry,
matron), Crescent road
Brentwood Conservative Working Men's Club Limited
(George Eleman, hon. Sf'IC. ), uo King's road
Brentwood Cricket Club (C. Edgar Lewis, hon. sec.),
Highlands avenue
Brentwood &; District Conservative Association (Sidney
J. Rowe, agent), no King's road
Brentwood &; District Constitutional Club Ltd. (Arthur
W. Garrood, sec.), r26 High street
Brentwood & District Co-operative Soc:ety Ltd. (Robert
Swift, sec.). Crescent road
Brentwood &; District Liberal Association (W. G. Stevens,
hon. sec.), 102 High street
Brentwood & District Liberal Club (W. G. Stevens, hon.
sec. , 102 High street
Brentwood & District Loan Society (Henry Ramm,
sec.), Bell inn, 106 HiJ,th street
Brentwood Electric Picture Palace, High street
Brentwood Gas Co. (Cyril Towers, manager; A. E.
Johnson, sec.; ·w. S. Church, collector), St. James'
road &; show rooms, 83 High street. T ~ 27
Brentwood Grammar School (Rev. Jarres F. Hough
M. A. headmal'ter; Rev. E. C. Potter M.A. chaplain;
A. F. Burge-s J\LA.., G. F. Everington B.A., H. V.
Higgs B.A., 1'. R. Cockell, W. de C. Hutchinson, C.
D. Olive :M.A., E. P. Paul B.Sc., E. Lloyd Thomas &
T. Turrant, a•sistant masters; Miss E. Powell & :Miss
E. Elsey, lady teachers in charge of preparatory ce-
partment), Ingrave road
Brentwood High School (boys) (James Binmore
Kenner B.A.Lond. hPad master). Rose valley
Brentwood Institute (Ernest Perry, steward),n6 Hi~h <;t
Brentwood Laundry, Cromwell road (W. )fcKivett,
proprietor) ; branr h, Crescent road ; receiving office,
16 Ongar road
Brentwood Motor & Garage Co. Limited, 12oa, High st
Brentwood Parish :Kursing Association (Miss E. Newton.
hon. sec.), 22 St. Thomas' road
Brentwood Town Hall Co. LimitPd (Louis J. Turrell,
sec.), High street
Brentwood Traders' Association Mutual Plate Glass
Insurance Co. Limited (Francis George King, sec.),
20 High street
Bretton Frank, butcher, 130 King's road
Brooks Albert Arthur Henry, baker, 58 High street
Brooks Emily (~I is~), servants' registry office, ro Crown
street &; 31 Warley road
Brown James (London) Ltd. brick makers, Kavanagh rd
Brown Arthur Henry, pro~essor of music, 72 Cro-n n st
Brown George, baker, 63 Junction road
Brown George, boot repairer, 13 ~orth road
Brown Tom, confectioner, 73 Crescent road
Bruty Henry, shopkeeper, 89 Crescent road
Bryant Edward, supt. of cemetery, London road
Buckle & Blake, grocE'rs, 87 High street
Burgess W. J. & C. T. agricultural implement manu-
facturers, Ong-ar road
Burgess Frank R. stationer, 45 High street
Burley Jane (~Irs. ), florist & tobacconist, 74 High street
Bush ell Albeit, boot repairer, 290 Ongar road
Byard Louis a (:Miss), confectioner, 38 King's road
Byford Alfred Thomas, teacher of music, 39 CrescPnt rd
Capon Clement Mitford, wine &; ~pirit merchant, Holly
house, Junction road
Carroll Peter Samuel, verger &; se:xt::m of St. Thomas
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the ~Iartyr, 69 :Xorth Road annue
Carswell James (Brentwood) Ltd. billpo~ters, 20 High st
Carver George Wm. Spread Eagle P.H. 88 Queen's rd
Cemetery (Christchurch) (Frank Landon, clerk to the
cemetery committee; Geo. ::\'lacey, sexton), Warley rd
Chappell William Charles, gasfitter, 34 WPlle,.ley road
Charter Sidney, linPn draper, ~I High street
Childs Brvant John, butcher. 4 The Parade
Church of England Young Men's Society (Robert Smith,
hon. sec.), Church home, :Xew road
Church Wait. S. collector Brentwood Gas Co.83 High st
Claxton Richd. Cha~. watch ma. & jeweller. 56 High st
Claydon Robc.rt, builder & contractor, Queen"s road
Coch.erell William, blacksmith, King Edward road
Cock~edge Francis 'Yilliam, beer retailer, I Waterloo rd
Cole George, teacher of manual instruction for Billericay
Advi~orv Di!'trict Council schools, I I Robin Hood road
- Fox Henry, White Horse P.H. 10 High street
BRENTWOOn. 75
Convalescent Hcme (Mrs.F. Landon.hon. sec.),Weald rd
Corfe Thomas Charles, furniture dealer, 9 &; I I High st
Cornish William, carter, Moor place, High street
Cottee Edward William, relieving- & vaccination officer
for the Western district of the Billericay union & col-
lector to guardians & registrar of births & deaths &
vaccination officer for Brentwood sub-district, n Rose
valley ·
County Court (His Honor Hy. Tindal Atkinson, judge;
John Lewis Quennell, registrar; C. Godfrey, Rythe
hou.se, Th-ames Ditton, high bailiff), Court ho. New I'd
Coverdale ick F.A.I. auctioneer, land agent,
surveyor & valuer, 44 High street
Cowell Alfred Charles, supt. of police & inspector under
the "Contagious Diseases .Animals Act" & " Explosives
.Act'' for the Constabulary Division of Brentwood,
Queen's road
Cowper Harold, journalist, i6 Crown street
Cox C. Lea, manager of the London County & West-
minster Bank Limited & treasurer to the Urban Dis-
trict Council, 46 High street
Cox Lydia (Miss), beer retailer, Cromwell road
Cramphorn Limited, corn &; flour factors, Warley road
& 36 High street
Cronin S. & Sons, builders, contractors &; joinery manu-
facturers, 41 High street; & at Warley
Crosby John, chemist & druggist, ro6 King's road
Crow William Edward, baker, 37 High s1:rePt
Crowe &. Maynard, drapers, so, 52 & 54 High street;
house furnishers &c. 73 High street & furniture re-
movers, rB High stree~
Crowe Percy Limited, boot warehouse, 76 High street
Crowe Percy P. tailor, 2:; High street
Cruse .Albert Edward, coffee tavern, 5 High street
Cubitt Edwd. Xeville, architect & surveyor, 13 High st
Cullen William Henry, grocer, 38 High street
Culyer & Doone, furniture removers, 63 High street
Culyer Fred Jn. livery stable kpr. 35 (back of) Big? st
Cumbers Arthur, assistant overseer for Shenfield, Little
Warley, 9 Myrtle- road
Cumbers Ernest, coal dealer, 27 Crown street
Daldy & Co. coal merchants, Railway station
Davey George &; Sons, dairymen, r6 High street
Davis Harry, fishmonger, Hart street
Davis Harry Cliffe, district collector Sruth Essex Water
Co. 16 Park road
Deacon John &; Son, boot repairers, 6o Crescent road
Dean Wm. & Sons,painters &; house decrtrs.139 High st;
Dear Amelia A. (Mrs ) , shopkeeper, W eald road
Doone Harry, tobacconist, 63 High street
Dorrington Lily (Miss), news agent, 2 Ongar road
Drake James Henry &; Son, bakers, 13 r Hig-h street
Duchesne Edith (Miss), ladies' school, The Hollies,
Ingrave road
Duggan James, apartments, 99 Warley road
Dunball Arthur, cycle dealer, 13 High street
Durndell Cla.ra (Miss), baker, 68 Crown street
Eades Henry Ezra, tobacconist & confectioner, 7 High si
Edwards John, pianoforte tuner, 143 Ili~h street
Elliott Frank, boot maker, 41 Warley rd.&; 103 King's rd
Ellis J. & Sons, coach builders, King Edmlrd road
Ellis Edgar Bruce, furniture dealer, 23 & 25 Crown st
Ellis Joshua, beer retailer, 136 King's road
Ellis Rhoda (Miss), dress maker, 35 Crown street
Emery John, miller, & cartage agent to G. E. R. Co.
Queen's road
Emson Blanche (Mrs.), draper. 20 Crown ~treet
Essex Property Register (Haltridge &; Rippengal), Rail-
way station
Essex Times (Wilson & Whitworth Ltd. publishers;
published sat.), II3 High street
Essex Window Cleaning & Carpet Beatin~ Co. (William
Lewis, proprietor), n7 King's road
Essex Yeomanry Territorial Force (D Squadron, Capt.
A. Buxton, commanding; Staff-Ser gt.-Major
Southend-on-Sea, drill instructor) '
Eves John, greengrocer, 40 Cromwell road
Eyles Francis John, apartments, 95 W arley road
Farrant Alfred John Seager, shopkeeper. 39 Victoria rd
Field William Arthnr, outfitter, ::; Warley road
Fielder & Co. brewers &; beer I etailers, King's road
Fieldhouse A.rthur Jas. temperance hotel. I Crescent rd
Fire Brigade, Engine house, Hart street
Fisher George Abraham, The Castle P.H. 17 Ongar road
Fisher Isaac, shopkeeper, q Victoria road
Fitch Madame R. milliner, 39 High street
Fletcher W. &; R. Limited, butchers, 102 High street
Flutter Frederick A. & Son, bakers, g3 High street
Foley George, dairyman, 137 Hi!!h ,treet
Foresters Ancient Order of (:Xo. 30-t9) (James Adkins,
sec.), Burland road

76 BRENTWOOD. E~SEX.
Franklin Louis Alfred, photographer, 206 Ongar road
Frazer & Gooch, surgeons, Warley road
Frazer Samuel L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.A.H.Dub. phy·
sician & surgeon, & medical offic~r of health to the
Urban District Council, 26 Warley road
Freeman, Hardy & Willis Ltd. boot makers, 35a, Hig-h st
French E. & S. stationers, 77 High street
French E. & Son, printers, King's road
French Edward, fishmonger, 57 High street ·
French Ellen Kate (Miss), private school, I I New road
Fullbrook Sidney George, hair dresser, 2 Waterloo road
Gardner Sarah (Miss), boarding house, Rose bank, Rose
valley
Garrett Ernest, boot maker, 6 Urban ter. Western road
Geary Alice- Ada (Miss), teacher of music, 37 Park road
Gibson Alfred John M.B., M R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
'!urgn. (firm, Quennell, Quennell & Gibson),q High st
Gilder Emily Caroline (Mrs.), shopkpr. 31 St. JamPs' rd
Gilder Horace, shopkeeper, 6 Railway square
Gooch Horace M.B., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. surgeon (Frazer & Gooch). 157 High street
Gosling Frank, insurance a~ent, 7 King Edward road
Gough Harold Oscar l\l.R C.S., L.R.C.P. physician &
surgeon, see Mansell & Gough
Gower Arthur William, insurance agent, 11 Crown st
Greanoff George, master Hackney Union Branch Work
house & Separate Infants' School, London road
Green Elsie & Nora (Misses), school, 246 Ongar road
Green Henry William, insurance agent, Weald road
Green James William, hair dresser, 3 High street
Guest E. P. Limited, chemists, 31 & 129 High street
Gutteridge Henry Jo.hn & Son, bakers, & post office,
98 King's road
Gutteridge Elizh. (Miss), dress ma. 45 North Road av
Hagon George, decorator, 4 Ongar road
Halfhide Waiter Jameos, l:uilder, 36 Warley road
Halpern Mark, watch maker, 126 King's road
Haltridge 8c Rippengal, auctioneers, valuers &_ land
agents; estates managed & rents collected; pubhshers
of the "Essex Property Register," Railway station.
Telegrams, "Rippengal, Brentwood; " Tel. 100
Hammond George Limited, froiterers & florists, 81 High
street & 12 Warley road
Hammond & Son, stationers, 6o Crown street
Harman Harry, beer retailer, 23 St. James' road
Harridge Thomas, news agent, 62 High street
Harrington Isaac, beer retailer, Hart street . London County & Westminster Bank Limited (branch)
Harris Florence (Miss), grocer, see Russell & Harns
Harris George Robert, confectioner, 128 King's road
Harris Waiter, butcher, 22 Warley road
Harvey Albert, butcher, 6 Milton road
Harvev James, cartage contractor, 125 King's road
Hatt Edith (Miss), shopkeeper, 123 King's road
Haws A.da Elizabeth (.Miss), fancy stationer, 82 High )'t
Hayden Maurice, china riveter, Hart street
Hazell Arthur John, wine & spirit merchant, 114 High st
Herrett George, ph()to~apht>r. 4 Hi!~h -stre~:t
Hicks Gf'orge, greengrocer. 6 Ongar road
High School (Catholic) (under the charge of the ursu-
line nuns), Queen's road
Hill Edwin Arthur A.R.I.B.A. architect, 75 West bury rd
Hoare Geo. clerk & storel•pr. Hi~h Wood schls. Ongar rd
Hodgson & Son, chemists, 6o Hi~h street
Holland & Barrett, grocers, & post office, 24 Warley road
Home & Colonial tStores Limited ('branch), grocers, 89
High street
Home for Jews' Children (of the Mildmay Mission)
(Miss F. L. Baker, lady superintendent), Berachah,
Western road
Hook Harriet Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 7 Milton road
Horsnell A.rthur, chief inspPctor of weights & measures
& inspector under the " Sale of Food & Drugs Act ''
for Southern district, 153 High street
Honchin Victor S., L.D.S.Eng. dentist, 45 High street
Houltum Janett (Miss), servants' regi~>try,23Wellesley rd
How Herbert Harry, insurance agent, 18 Kimpton aven
How:~rd James Henry, butcher, 94 High street
Howard William. draper, 99 High street
Howlett Arthur Hayward, in sur. agt. I 8 St. Thomas' rd
Howle-tt Maude E. F. (Miss), teacher of art, 18 St.
Thomas' road . Mawhood Richard, architect, 89 Rose valley
Humphrey Joseph 'f. })awubroker, 96 H1gh street
Hunt William Richard, Victoria Arms P.H. so Ongar rd
Hurrell William, coal dealer, 65 North Road avenue
Hurst Charlie, tobacconist, 2.S7 Ongar road
Hutchinson Percy Bishop, dental surgeon, 17 Queen's rd
Hyatt Alfred, commercial traveller, 19 King Edward rd
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, 92 High street
Jarvis Frederick William, builder, Ongar road
Jewi~h Convalescent Home (of the Mildmay Mission)
(Miss M. F. Chamber-., lad~· supt>rintendent),
Hebron, Western road
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[KELLY·s
Johnstone Brothers, drapers, 17 Crescent road & cycle-
agents. Victoria road
Kenney George William, boot maker, 255 Ongar road
King Albert Thoma8, Yorkshire Grey P.H. 33 High st
King .A.rthur Edward, wine & spirit merchant,86 Highst
King Ft-ancis GeorgP, grocer. Post office, CrescPnt road
King Thomas Charles, commercial trav. 170 Ongar road
Knightbridge G8'orge, butcher, II9 High street
Land Harry, :ohopkeeper, 54 Junction road
Landon E., F. & H. solicitors, stewards of the manore
of Ram~den Barringtons, Fremnalls, Costead, Calcott.
Doddino-hurst, Downsells, South Weald, Chigwell
Grange~ Stapleford .A.'bibott & Shenfield, High street
Landon Edward Palmer (firm, Landon E., F. & H.).
solicitor & <'ommissioner for oaths & perpetual com-
missioner
1 Landon Francis Palmer, solicitor & commissioner fo-,
I oaths (firm, E., F. & H. Landon), High street
I Landon Frank (firm, Landon E., F. & H.), solicitor, com-
I missioner for oaths, derk to commill>'ioners of taxes for
I the llundreds of Barstable & Cha:fford; clerk l
receiver to the governors of Sir Anthony Rrowne's
! Grammar School, clerk to the joint committee, Christ-
church, Gre.at Warley cemet.ery k clrrk to the Con-
servators of Shenfield common
Landon Harcourt Palmer (firm, Landon E., F. & H.).
I solicitor & commissioner for 'Oaths
Landon Joseph Herbert Arthur, solicitor, High street
Larkin Jame:s Ellis, coach builder, 46 Queen's road
i Larkin Waiter, boot dealer 30, & draper s. Crown 8treet
Legg Alex. Kennedy, The Chequers P.H. 40 High stree\
Lemmon Charles, watch & clock maker, 97 High street
Letch John, cab proprietor, 7 St. Thomas' road
Lewis C. & Son, provsn. dlrs. 64, & butchers 66, High st
I Lewis & Quennell, •solicitors, New road
Lewis Charles Edaar (firm Lewis & Quennell), solicitor.
' coroner for So~IthPrn & Western division of Essex,
clt-rk to the guardians & assessment committee of
Billericay union to the ma!!lstrntes for .Hillerioay sub-
j division & to BrentWIOud Lit•ban DistriC't· Council &
1
Billericay Rural District C0unc1l & superintendeni
·1 rPgistrar of Billericav district, New rodd
Lewis Hannah (:Mrs.),· coffee house, II7 King's road
' Lewis Wil1iam, proprietor EssPx Window Cleaning &
Carpet Beating Co. II7 King's road
. Littlewood Florence (Miss), tchr. of music, 94 Ongar rd
re. Lea Cox. manager), -t6 Hh.;h strPet; (sub-branch)
l)pen mon. '\Pd. & fri. I I a.m. to 3 p.m. Warley road;
h{'ad oflii'P, .p Luthbnr)', Lomlon E C
Lovell Oswald. linen draper. roR & Tio Hi!!h strel't
Lowe Morris, hair dresser Bo, & tobacconist us, High st
1
, Lowe William Francis, tobacconist. I The Parade
I Lucas A.lbert, boot repairer, 7 Crown street
Lush & Cook Ltd. dyPr'l & cleaners, 31 High street
Lvndsell William, draper, 265 Ongar road
. McFarlane Elizh. (Mrs.), dress maker, 4 Kimpton a\·en
' Mackey Letitia (Mrs.), nurse, 121b, Warley road
McKivett Wm. propr. Brentwood Laundry, Cromwell rd
McLean Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 125 High 11treet
Macpherson Katharine (Mrs.), private school, 69 High st
Manse] Charle-s John Linskill M. D. & C.M.Edin. sur·
geon, & medical officer & public vaccinator for Brent-
wood district, Billericay union, 149 High street
Mansell & Gongh, physicians & surgeons, ror High st
Marchant. Thomas, confectioner 59, & china & gln;::-
dealer 61, High street
Mark Master Masons (377• Brentwood Lodge) (Frank
Landon, sec.), White Hart hotel
Marsh William Charle-s, hosier, 109 High street
Marshall Eliza (Mrs.), teacher of music, 79 Rose valley
Martin Elizalbeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Crown strePt
Mason Henry L. shopkeeper, 21 Cromwell road
Masonic Lodge (214, Hope & Unity) (Frank Lanrlon.
sec.) (Weald, 2707) (J. W . .1rmour, sec.), White Hart
hotel
Matthews James & George H. eoal & col;e merchant•,
Feathers yard, Railway square
:\iatthews Annie (~r,..), shopkeeper, 15 l\ ellesle} 1 oad
Matthews William, C)cle dealer, 2 Crescent road
May Frnnk, butcher, 253 Ongar road
May John Edward, Swan inn, 123 High street
Meeson A. James, surveyor, & sanitary inspector to tht>
Urban District Council, Town hall, High street
Mer~ham Thomas, Ro~·al E~sex Arms hotel, Warley road
- Metcalfe Frank, The Queen inn, 11 Coptfold road
Michael Edward & Co. butchers, 124 King's road
1. Mid·Es~~>x Conservative &; Unionist Registration Associa-
tion (S. J. Ro11e, sec.), 126 High :street
Miles George, boys' school, 17 & 19 Coptfold road
Milk Preparations Co. milk specialiS!ts, Junction road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
lliller Clara (Mrs.), Lion & Lamb P.H. 67 High street
llooney George Bowlatt, pianoforte tuner, 155 Ongar rd
Y:oore George, antique furniture dealer, 52 Queen'8 rd
Moore George, house decorator, 101 High street
Morgan Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 4 Avenue road
Mor~n William Henry, e1ectrician, 39 Warley road
Mott Elizabeth Jane (Miss), beer retailer, 31 Tower hill
Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants, 145 King"s road
Mulley James, confectioner, 29 High street
Murray Francis, solicitor & commissioner for oaths
(firm, E., F. & H. Landon), High street
Nelson James & Sons Limited, butchers, 76a, High st
Newman Waiter, saddler, 103 High street
Northam Beginald Meek, draper, 100 King's road
Ong Henry, florist & greengrocer, 24, 26 &; 28 Crown st
Osbom Adeline (Miss), dyer & cleaner, 100 High street
Osborn Janett (Miss), dress maker, 64 Ongar road
Osborn Waiter John, carpenter, 64 Ongar road
Overell Percy, boot repai1er, 6o Ongar road
Palmer A1bert & Son, boot makers, 3 The Parade
Palmar George & Sons, blacksmiths, dairymen & car-
men, Hart street
Palm er Frank, grocer, 251 Ongar road
Palmar George, horse slaughterer, Hart street
Pannell Albert Geo. insur. agent, 30 North Road aven
Park£'r F. J. & Sons, bakers, 24 High street
Parmenter William Joseph, insurance agent,The Parade
Partridge Sarah (Mrs.), baker, 46 Junction road
Pt>ark"s Limited (branch), grocers, 95 High street
Perkins Berberl William, hair dresser, 6 Crown street
Perry Emma & Eliz.a (Misses), ·berlin wool warehouse,
62 Crown street
Perry Emest Sydney, greengrocer, 2 Parade
Philp Richd. Arthur, vet. surgeon, see Vincent & Philp
Piekett John George, printer & stationer, 133 King's rd
Pilgrim Arth. & Son, monumental masons, 93 King's rd
Pitts .Alice (Mrs.), oil dealer, 18 Gresham road
Pond Arthur William, grocer, 104 High street
Pond Louisa Gertrude (Mrs.), grocer, 19 High street
Pope Arthur, shopkeeper, IIS Crescent road
Pope Henry, Railway hotel, 147 King's road
Porter Abraham, smith & farrier, 6 Alfred road
Porter Frederick, shopkeeper, II3 Crescent road
Poopard William &; Son, scale makers, High street
Price Edward Charles, ironmonger, 17 Hi!!h street
Proud Richard Blackwell, grocer, 107 King's road
Quennell, Quennell & Gibson, surgeon~, 14 High street
Quennell •.\rthnr M R.C.S.Eng-., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon,
&; medical officer Button &; Mountnessing district, t~eP
Quertnell, Quennell & Gibson
Quennell John Lewis (firm, Lewis & Qnpnnt>ll), solicitor.
reqistrar of county court & deputy coroner for the
ma!rl~tratf's f()r Br£>ntwood, New road
Qu£>nnE>ll Robert William M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin.
surgeon, & medical officer to the Post Office &; Harold
Conrt A8ylum, see Quennell, Quennell & Gibson
Race Frank Josiah, tobacconist, 8 Warley road
Rainbird Arthur 'Edward, builder, 43 Robin Hood road
Raven ATthu", milliner, 127 High street
Reed Ellt>n Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 144 Ongar rd
Reemnn Henry George, boot repairer, 19 Crown street
Reynn11ls Alice (Mrs.), teacher of music, 72 Junction rd
Reynolds Samuel Bevan, photographer, King's road
Rice Arthur Charles, al<si~<tant imurance superinten-
dent, 29 Crescent road
Ricbard'lon & Co. ironmongers, 91 High str{'et
Ringe George, watch maker, II6 King's road
Rippengal Arthur Henry, auctioneer, see Haltt·idge &
Rippene-al. Railwav station
'Rippin Arthur John, auctioneer, Land & estate agent,
ln Hiah street; & at t·he Glantfuam's Est-ate office,
Sh£>nfi~>ld
'Rippon E. W. & Son, motor engineers, 26 High street &
14 St. Thomas' road
Ri~t David & Sons, grocers, 71 High street
Rist Isaac, tea dealer, grocer & provision merchant, 48
High street; price list on application
Roast James &: Sons, builders, BI Crescent road
Roast James Thomas, boot repairer, 62 Queen's road
Roberts J. & Son, coal dealers, 4 Gresham road
Robinson Henrv William &; Son!', corn & flour mer-
chants, 120 King's road
Ro!!ers Percy Charles, wood carver, 289 Ongar road
Rolph Herbert Marsh, fishmonger, 72 Ongar road
Roome John, beer retailer, II Railway square
Roscoe William Herbert, clerk to the Brentwood
asylum, Crescent road
11-lse Ellen (Mrs.), nurse, 192 Ongar road
.Royal Laundry (Brentwood & Essex Laundry Ltd.
proprietors; S. W. Simpson, managing director),
Ongar road
RRENTWOOD. 71
Rudd Edward, insuMnce agent, 59 Rose valley
Russell David & Son, nurserymen, 32 High street
Russell &; Harris, grocers, 259- Ongar road
Russell Grace H. (Mrs.), sub-postmistress, 259 Ongar rd
St. Alban's Diocesan Union for Rescue &; Preventive
Work (Miss A. M. Mallandaine, worker), Rockingham,
King Edwarrl road
St. Barna'bas Home ofor .Aged Ladies (Sister Philippa
Nicoloas, sister in chargP), 28 St. Thomas' road
St. Charles. Diocesan Catho!ic Schools (Sister Francea
Collins, sister in charge), Weald road
Sankey J. H. & Son Limited, brick, lime & cement
merchants, King's road
Saunders Fred, hair dresser, u Warley road
Saunders Frederick, boot maker, 8 Coptfold road
Savage Kirby F. fishmong£>r, 78 High ·Street
Savill William, draper, Shenfield rood
Saywood Harold, shopkeeper, 40 Myrtle road
Scriviner James Alfred, wine & spit it mer. 15 Warley rd
Seabrooke & Sons Lirpited, brewers; stores, 76 Ongar rd
Searles William, wardrol:e dealer, 3 Crown street
Sellwood Joseph, shopkeeper, 2a, North Road avenue
Sh1trpe John, boot repairer, 15 Ongal" road
Shelley Samuel Joseph, sanitary inspector for Billericay
Rural District Council, I I Junction road
Shephard Daniel, tailor, 3 Alexander road
Shipton Henry, confectioner, JI4 Ongar road
Silver Henry, fruiterer, 84 High street
Simmons Henry, cartage contractor, 2 Weald road
Simpson S. W. managing director Royal Laundry,
Ongar road
Sinclair Mona (Mrs.), milliner, II4 King's road
Sinclair Robert Russell, saddler & harness maker, 133
King's road
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited (The) (Jesse Hall.
manager), -sewing machine manufacturers, H7 High st
Skingley J ames, shopkeeper, 1 Coptfold road
Skingley May (Miss), dress maker, I Coptfold road
Skinner & Tucker, servants' registry office, 53 High st
Smith W. H. & Son, news vendors, G. E. Railway statn
Smith Arthur, shopkeeper, 28 Great Eastern street
Smith Arthnr Henry, oilman, 5 Parade
Smith Dong-la.s Campb£>11, boot maker, 69 High street
Smith Gilbertson, solicitor & commissioner for oaths
(firm, Taylor & Smith), 20 H;gh stre£>t
Smith Harry Francis, cnnnty coUT·t clerk, New road
Smith Herbert, White H1rt hotel, High stre£>t
Smith Laura Lois (Miss), confe('tioner, II2 High stree'
Smith Mary (Mrs.), nurse, 53 Warley road
Smith Robert, outfitter, 1 Hig.h 1.1trPet
Smith William, greengrocer, 2 Crescent road & fish-
monger, 17 Warley road
, High street
Sonthgate Albei·t Rdb£>rt, 1£>ather seller, 35 Hi!!h s1:r£>e'
Spells Wait. Edwd. & Co. drapers, 16, IB & 2oWarley rd
Spooner Thomas, boot maker, 13 New road
Springett James, carrier, 41 Victoria road
Steward Eva (Miss), outfitter, 1'i High street
Stewart Robert, apartments, 101 Warley road
Still Harry, tailor, 42 North Road avenue
Stoke!' & Bonner, outfitters, 133 & 134 King's road
. Sugg Henry, teacher of music, 13 Victoria road
1 Tabor & Son, shopket>pPrs, 74 On(!ar road
Taylor & Smith, solicitors, 20 Hil!h stret>t
l'aylor Charles Richard ~LA., LLD. solicitor & commis-
~ioner to administ£>r oaths in tb£> Supreme Court; of
Judicature, Shenfield home, ShPnfi£>ld road
I Taylor Frank, antique furniture dealer 34 & 36, & ward-
1
robe dealer ,q, Ongar road
Taylor JamPs Henry, jobbing gardPner, 21 Coptfold road
Taylor Stephen Harry, tailor, 121 HiJ!h strePL
Tedder Herbert Charles, fancy repository, 107 Hi!!h st
Territorial Force Battalion ( 1th) Essex Regimen~
I (Lieut.-Col. A. R. Meggy V.D. commandin~; Capt.
John Grave Gowan, instruct'lr of musketry; Capt.
H. ~- Rowlatt, adjutant; F Co. Capt. J. H. A.
Landon; Lieut.. G. R :Mansfield, quartermaster);
he<td quarters, Drill hall, Ongar road
T~>rritori:d Force (8th) (Cy<'list) B'lttalion E!lllPX Rt>!!i-
I 'll('nt (G Co. 2Dd Lit>ut R. n. Coln~>tt. comdg.; W.
I Young, sergeant-instructor), Drill hall, Ongar road
Thorne & Son (established 1847), auctioneers, valuers,
land, house & ~>state aqoents & survey"... ~. 40 Hi!!h st
Thorpe Charle'l Henry, inmr. supt. 12 K'IJ>pton avenue
Tiffin Robert Alexander. fi<~hml"nl!er, 21 Crown street
Till Gt>O"!!'e. bPPT retnilPr. T 41 High !ltrPet
Town Hall (L•mis J. Turrell, sec.), High 11treet
Tredget .J'oseph Wm. plasterer. Lynmouth, WestPl'll road
Tricker Gregory, town crier, Cottage pla«'e, High stree\
Tucker Alice (Miss), se•·vants' registry office, see Skinner
. at Tucker
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Turrell Louis John, toot & shoe maker, 8,7 High street
Turvey Ma.ry .Ann (Mrs.}, nurse, 12 Cromwell road
Tweed .A.lbert William, comcl. travllr. 19 Eastfield road
Twinn Mary .A.nn (Miss), confectioner, 27 High street
Tyrrell Francis .A.stley Cooper M.B., B.S.Camb.,F.R.C.S.
Eng. assistant medical officer High Wood schools,
Melville lodge, Ingrave road
Upton Cecil Arthur, butcher, 21 High street
Uwins Henry James, butcher, 65 High street
Vincent & Philp, veterinary surgeons, 151 High strflet
Wager David, beer retailer, 23 High street
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Wakefield Edmund John, insurance agent, 47 ~orth roac.
Wallis Alfred Henry, ·ironmonger, 111 High street
Wallis Charles James, draper, go High street
Walton William, upholsterer, 87 King"s road
Ward John Geurge & Fredk. R. plumbers, 122 High st
Ware Alfred Henry, 8addler, III King's road
Watson Thomas Sapsed, insurance agent, 29 Park :roall
W ebster Brnce, baker, I<> W arley road
Welham .Amos, jobbing gardener, 38 On~ar rf a(~
West Joseph Thomas, florist, 26 Tower hill
Wheeler & Dur'rant,. grocers, 7 Ingrave road
ESSEX. [KELL~'s
White John Arthur, tobacconist, 133 High street
Wildish William :Busbtidge & Son, grocers, 79 High st
Williment :kobert George, tailor, 70 Crown sheet
Wilson & Whitworth Ltd.printers & statnrs.113Hi~h st
Wilsoil. & Co. house furnishers, High street
Wilson" .A.lbert Clifford, clothier, xos High street
Windle J. Lil!"htfoot, solicitor, 77 High street '
Winter- BI"QJ.hers, builders' 'merchants, King's road
Wood Benjamin, Bell P.H. xo6 High street
Wood Harriet M. (Mrs.), apartments, 63 Victoria·roail
Woods Arthur Thomas Gunnell M.S ..A.. architeet 4\
surveyor, New road
Wootten Henry, tailor, 55 High street
Wright Brothers & Co. oil & color men, 13 Warley road
Young Women's Christian Association (Miss S. Gardner~
hon. sec.), 15 New road
Young John Charles, market gardener, 21 Rose valley
Young Color-Sergt. W. drill instructor to G Oo. 8th
Territorial Force (Cyclist} Battalion Essex Begiment1
77 North Road !'.venue
Yull George, plumber, 70 High street

:BRIGHTLINGSEA is a town and parish, and as· William Beriffe and Joan, his wife, ob. I52H Johir
the termination of the name denotes, was at one time Beriffe, {)b. 1542, and William Beriffe, 1578; the two-
an island, and it is still nearly surrounded by the river remaining brasses are those of two female Jiglll'eS• ·in-
Colne and its creeks, having only one road to connect serted in the room of two priests' brasses on a atepped
it with the mainland, in the North Eastern division of and foliated bracket. c. 1400, but now imperfect.; theN
the county, Lexden and Winstree petty sessional divi- effiJies represent Dame A.lice Beryffe, 1536, and Mal'"
sion, Tendriog hundred and union, Colchester, Clacton garet, her daughter, and it is believed tha\ the twu
and Harwick joint county co~rt q.istrict~ and in the earlier effigies of priests were appropriated, -cut dowu
rural deanery of St. Osyth, archdeaconry of Colchester and , re-engraved on the reverse side, as t-hey DOll"
and Chelmsfu.rd diocese. The town .is at the mouth appear; the inscriptions are missing: in the Lady
of the Colne and is about 63 miles fr{)m London~ 6 Chapel is a curiously incised stone slab, once, probably,
aouth-east from Wivenho.e .and zo south-east from Col- the covering of 3 tomb l in the chancel is an elaborate'{
chester; i~ is connected witb the Great Eastern rail- and costly monument to Nicholas Magens .esq. who died
way by a branch line fro111 Wivenhoe., Brightlingsea 1 in 1767: another peculiar feature of the church is the-£
is a member of the Cinque Po~;t of Sandwich ~nd as j number of niches that remain in the walls and columns:
such elects annually a D6puty and .six assistants : from. one contains a small mutilated statue~ supposed to- be
the same connection the parish derives various peculiar 1 that of St. Nicholas ~ a series of 126 small memoria}
rights and privileges, and in particular, exemptwn from 1 tablets have been erected to parishioners lost a& sea
service on juries. Brightlingsea has from time im- within the last 25 years. This church was ancientlY'
memorial been noted for its oysters, an extensive I rich in ecclesiastical ornaments, vestments &c. of which
cultivation of which il; carried on, partly nnder the a catalogue is extant: the communion plate compl"ise&
• Corporation of Colchester and partly by private enter- two patans and two chalice~ of silver: the -church wa>~
prise: this industry employs a large fleet of smacks, carefully restored in 1878, when an organ was also
which, in the winter months, are chiefly occupied by er·~cted: the east wind'.lw was filled with stained glass
the sprat fishery: Brightlingsea has become a very in x881, in part as a memorial to the late Mrs. J. C.
larg-e yachting station, upwards of Ioo yachts being Bal"llard, of Great Dunmow, who died 6 June, 1881:
laid up here for their winter quarters, and there is the tower was restored in x886, at the expense of F. C.
a ..considerable amount of ship and boat building-. There Capel esq. of Wilmington, Kent, in memory of his
is a ferry from Brightlingsea to Mersea Island, the father, the late J. B. Capel esq. of North Cray, Bexley.
distance being about Il miles; also a ferry across a The church affords 450 sittings. The register dates
creel-: to St. Osyth Stone. from , the year 1697. The living is a vicarage, net
I --~ghtlingsea. is governed by an Urban District Council yearly value £275, including 31 acres of glebe, with
of y members, formed in 1896, under the provisions of tht' residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, &nd held
"I.ocal Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. Ch. 73). since 1872 by the Rev . .A.rthur Pertwee M ..A.. of Pem~
The town is supplied with gas by a company; the water broke College, Oxford, and rural dean of St. Osyth,
supply is deriyed. from two artesian "ells which cost St. James's chapel-of-ease, in the middle of the town and
~n,ooo, and are the property of the Urban District Couu- erected in 1837• is a large and plain edifice of brick, "'itb
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cil; the xeservoir will hold 7o,ooo gallons. .A. fair i11 held a western turret <.:ontam•ng a clock, placed itt 1887 by
on St. Swithin's Day, or the Thursday before. Th'" public subscription; thPre are sittings for 550 persons; f
church of .A.ll Saints stands about a mile and a hall considerable imprm·ements were made in the interior in
north of the town, and is, in the words of Morant, "a 18g8, and a fine organ has since been erected. Here are
lofty and stately structure" of rubble and flint, consist- We.sleya.n Methodist and Primitive Methodist chapels,
ing of chancel, with north and south chapels and vestry, a Congregational chapel with Sunday school, erected in
south porch, nave of five bays, aisles and a western 1906 at a cost of £6go, and a New Church (Sweden-
tower of fine proportions, with large buttresses set borgia.n.). The charities comprise £2 x2s. yearly for the
angle-wise and decorated with 32 niches: it is finished poor, left in the year 1632 by John Sympson., rector
with pinnacles, and has a height, including these, of of St. Olave, Hart street, London, and a native of this
over 100 feet, forming a conspicuous aea mark: the place, and £6 a year for the repair of the parish church,
. ringing chamber presents some curious features; in the left by the late Miss Jolly, of Brightlingsea. B. C.
belfry are frames for 5 or 6 bells, but only one of the Pulleyne and Son are lords of the manor of Brightling-
ancient peal, dating from about .A..D. 1450, now re- sea. 'fhe Earl of Onslow P.•C., G.C.M.G. and the H()Jl.
mains; there iR also a small sanctus bell unhung: in Mrs. J. C. Bateman, of Brightlingsea Hall, are the prm-
x889 a peal of 10 tubular bells was presented by M. cipal landowners. The soil is gravelly and sandy
Bayard Brown esq. an American gentleman visiting loam; subsoil, sand. The chlef crops are wheat, barley
Brightlingsea in his steam yacht "Valfreyia : " the and oats. The area of the ecclegiastical and civil parish
church is chiefly Perpendicular, but three of the :five and district of the Urban Council is 2,861 acres of land,
bays of the arcades dividing the nave from the aisles 5 of inland and 2oj of tidal water and 483 of foreshore;
are Decorated, and there are also remains of the Early r-ateable value, [14,592; the population in I9II was
English, style, and one feature supposed to be either 4,403. · •
Early Norman or Saxon: the clerestory has disappeared,
having, rogether with the original roof, fallen down in
1814: there are on the floor brasses with effigies, of ;E.lST END GREEX and 1IURST GREEN are parts
which only one retains its inscription, but, with two of the parish.
ex.ceptions. they can be identified as being the memorials
of John Be~iffe, ob. 1496, and his three wives; Mary . CINDERY ISLANDS are two narrow islands in the
Beriffe, ()b. 1505; Margaret Beriffe, ob. 1514; .John river Colne, about I mile long.
Beriffe, ob. 1521, and Mary and Alice, his wiv~s.1
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OFFICL\L EST.ABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. 0., T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Office.- Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners,. Royal Benevolent
Miss Rhoda .A. Fuller, postmistress. Letters arrive SQciety; W. I. Osborn, Wellington street, hon. t:epre-
from Colch~ster at 7 &; 10.30 a.m. &; 3·30 & 7 p.tn.; sentative
dispatched at g.so a.m. &; 12.40, 2.30 & 7.30 p.m. ;,
sundays, dispatched 7·3() p.m PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Pillar Letter Box, Brightlingsea hall. cleared s.so, 8.15 . ;Lloyd's .,!.gent, .AJ.Lert .Aldous +efferies.. 53 Higl). street
&; n.3o a.m. & 6.to p.tn.; sundays, S·So am. & 6.45 J..dmiralty Surgeon & .Agent, ~edical Officer & Public
p.m Vaccinator, Brightlingsea District~ Tendring Union &
Wall Lett~r Box, High street, cleared g.ts a.m. & 12.15, Medical Officer of Health, Colchester Port, Charles
1.45 & 6.45 p.m.; sundays, 6.45 p.m Arthur Squire Ling M.R.C.S.Eng. High street
Port Sanitary Inspector & Water Bailiff, Inspector Thos.
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCH•• Edward Po•)le, 49 Colne road
Meetings held on the 3rd wednesday in every wunt:Q. at Assistant Overseer, William Isaac Osborn"' Foresters·
the Foresters' Hall. 1 hall, Sydney street
Assessor &; Collector of Income Tax & Registrar of
Members. Marriages, William Wesley Folkard, 37 High, 41treet
Chairman, William Pannell J.P. Town Crier, Jacob Orman, 48 High street
Vice-Chairman, Mark French.
Retire in April Retire in April l'L.A.CES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services
A. J. S. Ling ........... , 1915 W~ B. Wenlock ......... 1916 All Saints' Church, Rev. Arthur Pert wee M.A. vicar &
Fergns Martin ............ 1915 William PannelL ....... 1917 rural dean; Rev. John Lewis Evans B..A. cura~ ~

E. Percival ·······~····-· 1915 Wm. Roger Seabrooke 19I7 St. James' Chapel of East; 8 & I I a.m. &; 3 & 6.30
Mark Fren<'h ....... ...... 1916 Edward l:lkinner ..•.••. "' I917 p.m.; daily, 7 p.m
Douglas S~ne ............ 1916 ' Congregational (vacant); 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues.
Officers. 7-IS p.m
Clerk, William Isaac Osborn, Foresters' hall, Sydney st
New Church, Queen street, Rev. Harry Deans; J0.45
a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Treasur('r, Nevill A. C. De Hurzel Tufnell. High street, Primitive. Methodist (Colchester Circuit); 10,45 a.m. k ~
Colchester 6.30 p.m.; mon. 7 p.m
Ml'dical Officer of Health, Edwar<'f Percival Dickin M:.D. Salvation Army, Towe:~;· street
& C.M.Edin. High street
Wesleyan .Methodis~ (Great Bentley Circuit). Rev.
Surveyor & Inspector '"Of Nuisances, Henry Victor Lord, Arthur Strother; IQ.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Regent road
District Rate C<>llectur, John Thomas Oarrington, New st •
SCHOOLS.
Ferry Boat Inspector, F. B. Salmon, New street
Hard Master, George Godfrey, Station 'f()Qd 1 Public. ,EleJUt:ntary (mixed), fQr 342 children; average
I attendance, 232; William Henry Warburton, master;
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. ,infants',.. built in 1897, for 145 children~ average
attendance, go j Miss M. Blake, mistress
Brigh~lings~a fire Brigade, Li~ut. H. V. Lord (acting W~leyan (mixt-d), for 4~1 children; average attendance.
captain) & 12 men; engine house, George cut 325; Ed~ard T. Pawson, master; Miss Kate Everett.
C<>ast Guard, William "Branch, cl!ief officer infants' mistress
County Police, J osiah Scott, sergeant, & 3 constables.
Ladysmith avenue NEWS:PAPER.
Custom House, Sidney street, Willie Ttacey, preventive Brightlingsea News, ,Sea View road; A. Quick & -eo.
officer in charge; George A. Flat~an, preventive man l Limited, of Claeton, prupriet<lrs; published sat. See
&:; JI~Cond officer; .Bertrarn Cyril Stevens, preventive ~ advertisement
man I
Foresters' C<lurt (4,390), Foresters' hall; 1st rnQn. in t CONVEYANOE.
month at 7 p.m.; T. W. Barnes, .sec Railway Station, George Ru:ffell, station master; Alfred
Masonic Lodge (433, Hope), Masonic hall, Tower street; 'Waiter Norfolk, goods & parcels agent
mon. on or before full moon monthly, 7 p.m. ; Edwar~ Carrier to Colchester. George Day7 daily
P. Dickin M.D. High street, sec
• Fieldgate William J.P. Walnut Tree Pannell Waiter, Victoria place
PRIVATE RESIDENTS, house, Spring road Pare Wm. Luscombe, 25 Up. Park rd
Aldous Mrs. 49 Church road Fieldgate Wm. Henry, 13 Regent rd Pattison Wm. F.,J.P.7o Ladysmith av
Allport Col. H. K. 89 Regent road Flood John Edwin M.A. John street Pawson Edward Thomas, I9 Queen st
Ame& Joseph, 81 Regent road Fookes Jas. Oscar, 29 Ladysmith av Pertwee Rev. Arlhur M.A. (vi~ar &
Ames Miss, 6 Queen street Frostick John~· Victoria place rural dean), Upper Park road
Bateman The Hon. Mrs. J, C. Bright- Goodwin Fred, 2 Spring road • Rand Arthur William, 40 Regent rd
lingsea hall Gould William Lewis, 15 Hurst green Salmon John Frederick, 30 Regent rd
Blyth Isaac, 5 Regent road Hibbs Edward Alfred, 53 Regent road Seabrooke William R. 39 High street
Boyes Arthur, 7 Stanley avenue Hutchison Mrs. 20 Dean street Southgate Ebenezer, 36 Church road
Bridges Joseph Herbt. 41 Regent rd Johnson Geo. Herbt. 21 Ladysmith av Strother Rev. .Arthur (Wesleyan
Cater Alfd. Hyderabad, Ladysmith av Lambert George Wm. 46 Regent road Methodist), The Manse, John street
Closson Mrs. I4 Hnrst green Lambert Robert George, 6 Regent :rd Sullivan Herbert Thomas, Manor ho
Cook Mrs. 33 Hurst ~reen Ling Charles Arthur Squire, High st Sycamore Edwd.Isaac,4oLadysmith av
Deans Rev. Harry, Regent road Lord Henry Victor, 4 Regent road Tracy Albemarle Courtenay William.
Death Albert, 87 Regent road Lucas Arthur, 5 Stanley avenue I Sydney street
Dickin Edward Pereival M.D. High st McMillan John, Duerdon, Spring road Underwood Mrs. 20 Burst green
Evans Rev. John Lewis B.A. (curate), Morgan Charles B. 4I Church road Watts Mrs. I8 Dean street
1 Upper Park road Osborn William Isaac,91 Regent road Wenlock Arthur, 6r Ladysmith aven
Pannell Tom, 23 Ladysmith avenue
Barclay & Company Limited, bankers (branch), open
daih· 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.: sat. g. "lO a.m. till I2.30 p.m.
Early closing day, Thursday1 I p.m.
(Albemarle Courtenay William Tracy, manager), High
.Aldous Limited, vacht •
builders, Waterside & house st. : draw on head office. 54 Lombard st. London E C
decorators, r6o Tower street Barfield Philip Henry, gardener to the Hon. Mrs. J.
Aldous .A.lbert Jas. oyster mer. 9 Tower st. &; Waterside C. BatPman, Church hill
Alexander Horace, butcher, 94 High .street Barnard William, miller, 54 Burst green
Alexander Joseph. butcher, so .Sydney street Barnes Charles, shopkeeper. 10 Church road
Angier George, tailor, 49 High street Barnes J nseph Henrv. draper, 53 Victoria place
Angier John, master mariner, 6 Ladysmith avenue Barnes Thomas William, printer & stationer, 63 High st
Atkins Ellis Charles F.S . .A.. accountant & insurance Barry Henry, hair dresser, 9 Sydney street
agent, 8 Queen street Baxter & Son, oyster merchants, Tower street
.A.:xford Stephen, Duke of Wellington P.H. Victoria place Beard (Ernest Stanley) & Daniell, auctioneers, valuers,.
Bacon Francis William, farmer, Malting farm house & estate agents, surveyors, tenant right valuers
Bagley :Fred, cycle agent, 6 High street & fire loss assessors, High street ; & at Head Gate?
Bagley Joseph, shopkeeper, 26 Sydney street Colchester. See advertisement
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Bagley Thos.Summersum,baker &; confe-ctioner,4 Jligh st .B_ilney Benjalliin, shopkeeper, 37 Spring road
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Eird Geo. Edward, boot&; shoe maker, 4 & 5 Victoria pl Frost Edward, master mariner, 56 Silcott street
Blyth Brothers, ship chandlers & plumbers, Waterside Ganter Eliza (Mrs ), fancy repository, 22 Nelson si;~
Eragg Fredk. Joseph, master mariner, 12 Ladysmith av Garde Bertie, insurance agent, 127 Tower street
Eraggs Alfred William, oyster merchant, Waterside Gees Eliza. (Mrs.), Park hotel, Park road
.Branch William, chief ()ffi.cer in charge of Coast Guard, Gees John Robert, undertaker, 4 Park road
Back lane Gentry Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23 New street
Erand Thomas Francis, smack owner, 5 Colne road Gilbert Mark (Mrs.), shapkeeper, 70 New street
:Brasted .A.lbt.& Son,fhhmongers &; oyster mers.g3New st Girling Reginald, farmer, Lower farm
Bridges & Son, block makers, Waterside Godfrey George, hard master, 16 Station road
Brightlingsea Crabchick Sailing Club (J. T. Wilson- Golding .A.lan Thomas, Victoria P.H. 55 Spring road
Webb, hon. sec) Gray John, shopkeeper, 36 Queen street
.Brightlingsea Fire Brigade (Lieut. H. V. Lord, acting Gunn Thomas William, smack owner, 133 New street
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captain, & 12 men), George cnt Hammond Henry A.. boot repairer, Well street
Erightlingsea Gas & Coke Co. Limited (John Matlock, Harmer Leonard C. grocer, 53 New street
manager & sec.), Sydney street Harmer Wm. Clarence, tobccnst. & beer ret. 23 High st
Erightlingsea Horticultural Society (SI. Wait. Lord, sec) Harris John, hair dresser, 39 New street
Brightlingsea News (...-\.. Quick & Co. Limited, of Clac- Hibbs Edward Alfred & Son, sail makers, Waterside
ton, proprietors; published sat.), Sea View road. Hill J esse, blacksmith, Church road
See advertisement Hinds Thomas, draper, 11 Sydney street
Brightlingsea Quoits Club (William C. Salmon, hon. sec) Hodges Edward Ernest, insurance agent, 26 Silcott n
Brightlingsea. Reading Rooms (G. W. Lambert, sec.), Hollington Brothers, wholesale clothiers, Upper Park rd.
Duke street Hook-Child Philip Egerton, tobacconist, 50 Victoria pl
Erightlingsea Urban District Water Works(H.Fenn,mgr) Horne Charles, chemist, 32 High street
BroY~n Arthur Fred, wheelwright, 23 Queen street Howard Thomas Bartlett, Railway hotel, & smack owner
Brown Eliza (Mrs.), shopkePper, 42 Tower street Hunt Charles Frederick. baker, 100 NPw street
Browne Henry & Sons Limited, compass makers & ad- International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, Victoria place
justPrs, High street Jackson Arthur & Son, greengrocers, 66 High street
<Cant George Shipman, master mariner, 10 Queen sh-eet Jaggard Major Marshall, fishmonger, 21 High street
Carrington Challotte (Miss). shopkeeper, 41 Chapel road James John, yacht builder, Waterside
.Carrington John Thomas, tailor & hosier & district rate Jarvis Ernest George, watch maker, 54 Victoria place
collector, 68 New street .Jefferies Albt. Aldous, oyster mer.& Lloyd's agt.Hi~h at
Carter Tlitha Cumi (lirs.), laundress, 39 Sydney street Kerridge George Thomas, insurance· agent, 9 Dean street
i(}hamberlain Herbt. Edwd. mast. mariner, 40 Church rd Kidby Charles James, boat builder, 137 Tower street
Chaplin James, master mariner, B Church road Lake Emily (Mrs.), King's Head P.H. Victoria place
Colchester & East Essex Co-operative & Industrial Leverett. Charles H. statwner & printer, rB Victoria pl
Society Limited, Station road Leverett Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 147 Sydney street
.Colne Oyster Fishery Co. (Henry Minter, sec. & treas.), Lincoln Charles, plumber, 56 High street
6yster merchants, 26 Station road Ling Charles Arthnr Squire M.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon,
Connold Ruth (Mrs.), draper & milliner,34 & 36 High st medical officer &; public va<'cinator for Erigbtlingsea
Cook George, boot & shoe maker, 13 Spring road district, Tendring union, medical offirer of llfmltb Col-
<Cooke William Geo. master mariner, 37 Ladysmith av chester Port & aJmiralty surgeon & agent, High street
.coppin Thomas, beer retailer, 67 Hurst green Littlewood George, insurance agent, 39 Queen street
Coppin Waiter Edward, beer retailer, 71 Sydney street Longstaffe Rosetta (Mrs.), apartments, 63 Tower street
Coppin Wm. Heffer, Freemasons' .Arms P.H. 8 Sydney st Lord Brothers, tailors, 25 High street
Cracknell Fred, mineral water maker, 56 Ladysmith av Lord Henry Victor, surveyor & inspector of nuisances
Crane George Wimam, confectioner, so High street to Urban District Council, 4 Regent road
Crosby Herbert, fishmonger, 30 Sydney street Lucas Arthur, tailor, 12 High street
.Corti~ Philip Gentry, chemist, 19 Victoria place Lungley Abraham, boot & shoe maker, 19 Sydney street
Day Ernest, boot & shoe ma1.er, 28 Nelson street Lungley Charles & Son, boot make1·s, 78 & 8r Sydney st
.Day George, carrier, Hurst green March Geo. Edwd. confectnr. & beer ret. 22 Hurst green
Day Harold, oyster merchant, 41 Qolne road March Maskell. boat builder. Colne road
Death ..\.lice (Miss), shopkeeper, High street March William Thomas, dairy, g6 New street
Death Joseph Henry, coal merchant, 73 Colne road Martin Bina (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Bo Sydney street
Death Thomas Charles, pork butcher, 17 Dean street Martin Ernest, shoe maker, 3 New street
Denford Henry Jas. boot & shoe maker, 18 Station rd Martin Fergus, master mariner, 36 Nelson street •
Dickin Edward Percival M.D. & C.M.Edin., M.R.C.S. Martin Fred, painter, 45 Queen street
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician, & medical officer of Martin William Henry, master mariner, 3 Nelson street
health to the Urban District Council, High street Ma.son Thomas, farmer, 34 Hnrst green
Dickinson Henry, dairyman, 31 High street Masonic Lodge (433, Hope) (Edward P. Dickin M.D,
Dines John, cycle dealer, Well street sec.), Tower street
Direct Msat Supply Co. (Fred Scott, manager),butchers, Mathew Charles Arthur, photographer, 33 Tower stree'
66 New street Mills Mary Ann (.Mrs.), apartments, 8-, Colne road
Draper .A.liae Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 81 Colne road Mingey Alfred, farm bailiff to Frank D. Girlin~
Eade Arthur Edward, baker, 104 Sydney street Minter Edward & Son, statiQners & drapers, 16 High st
Eade Edward Henry, baker. 73 High street Minter Henry, oyster merchant, 12 Station road
Eagle A. & Son, oyster merchants, Tower street Mitchell E. &; A. bakers, North road
Eagle Clifford, oyster merchant, 39 Victoria place Mitchell William, farmer, Moverns farm
Eagle Joseph M. oyster mer. xs Queen st. & Waterside Moy Thamas Ltd. coal & coke mers. Brightlingsea statn
Eagle Maud Emma (Mrs.), draper, 46 Nelson street Mnsson & Co. oyster me:rchants, Waterside
Ellis Edward, boot maker, 13 Wellington street Newby William Herbert, painter &ic. 30 Silcott street
Empire Picture Theatre (Chas.Leverett,mgr.),Station rd Nichols William John, ironmonger, 19 New street
·Every Geo. refreshmt. rms. & confr. 31 & 40 Waterside ~orfolk Alfred Walter, railway agent & jobmaster. 9
Fnirs Samuel, chimney sweeper, 83 Hhth street Victoria plaee
Farington Emily (Mri!.), draper, 77 High street Northover Kate (Mrs.). Royal hotel, New street
Fenn Benjamin, master mariner, 14 Ladysmith avenue Nnrse Frederick (Mrs.), baker, 61 New street
Fenn Harrison, manager of water works, 76 Church rd Offord George H. insurance agent, 69 Chapel road
Fenn Sidney Thompson, cycle agent, 72 Church road Offord Wi.lliam John, confe<;tioner, Wa~ersi~e
"Field ·John Reason &; S()ns, grocers, 26 Hurst green Orman Ahce (Mrs.), ~onfect10n~r, 48 V1ctona place
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Field Geor~e Thomas, tailor, 38 High street Orman Jacob, town cr1er, 48 H1gh stre~t
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Field Herbt. Geo. tailor & boot dlr. 2 High st. & New st Ormes Her~ert & Son, butchers, 14 High street
Field'l!lte W. & Son Ltd. coal merchants, 30 Waterside : Orton Magg1e (Mrs.), fancv.draper, 36 New street
Fieldgate William, master mariner, Spring- road Osborn & .c?· grocers, Wellmgton street . .
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Flood John Edwin M.A. Brio-htlingsea Grammar school. Osborn Wilham Isaac, clerk to the Urban District Comt-
John strPet "' • cil, assistant oversf'et & insurance agent, Forester~''
Folkard William Wesley, registrar of marriages & in- hall, Sydney strt;Pt.
come tax collector, :; 7 High street Pallott Charles Wilham, baker, 22 & 24 High street ~
Fookes James Oscar, builder & timber merchant, New st 10 Nelson street
Foot John R. sail maker, Waterside Pannell William, g-rocer, 20 Victorja place
Foresters' Court (-1390) (T.W.Barnes,sec.),Foresters' ball Pattison Will~am F~edk. & Son, sail m.akers, Waterside
Francis Herbert, market gardener, High street Peggs Cornelms, ship chandler, Waterside
French Brothers, dai1 ymen, 27 Sydney street Pegg.s George Henry, oyster merchant, ?9 Tower street
'qlrost Benjamin, master mariner, 26 Park road Pere1val Ernest, Anchor hotel, Waterside

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PjU'tr. John, shopkeeper~ 44 ~elsvn stre~t : Snar~ Charles H~::nry, hair dresser, Victoria place
P&\t1t~ Ch~rles Edward, registrar of births &; dea.ths for Southern William, groceT, 26, 2'8 &; 30 High street
Ardleigh district; attends 2.30 to 3-30 tuejl.; I I to 12 Southgate D-aniel, Cherry Tree P.H. 29 Church road
fri. Foresters' hall, Sydney street Spinks Edric R. upholsterer, I Spring road
Pit~ Robert Charles, master mariner, 106 Sydney street Stammers William, oyster merchant, 32 Nelson street
Poole Thomas Edward, port sanitaxy inspector, water Stone Douglas, yacht builder & deput;y of the Cinque
bailiff & smack owner, 49 Colne road Port Liberty of Brightlingsea, Waterside
Pooley William John, beer retailer, u8 New street Summers Waiter John, blacksmith, Waterside
1'o~r Waiter, grocer, 26 Church rrod; 3S John ,trPet Tabor Alfred Wm. oyster merchant, Io Wellington st
A; 23 Silcott street Tuner ~orlimore-, saddler, 49 Victoria place
Post Office Telephone Service; ca.ll office, S~dney s11reet Taylor Brothers, fish cul.ers, 39 Colne road
Powell James, tob,wconist, 1 Queen street Taylor Alfred, Freemason's tavern, New street
:Hawlings Ellen Jane (Mrs.), apaa-tments, 43 Park 1<>ad Taylor George Frederick, tobaeconist, 97 New stret>t
Bawlings Thomas, carter, 133 Sydney street Thornally Robert, farmer, Lodge farm
Reynolds Frederick, butcher, High street Thrower William, master mariner, 64 Church road__
Jliohardson Ernest Fred, boot & shoe ma. so Hur:>t greeu Tillett .Albert, smack owner, 42 Tower street
:&ichardson F. & Son, pork butchers, 74 High street Tillett F'rederick, master mariner, 7 Church road.
Richardson Ja.mes Robert, oyster merch.:mt, Tower street Tillett Horrie, shopkeeper, so Nelson street
Richardson Sidney Charles, cycle agent, 56 Hurst green Tracey Willie, principal custom house officer, 51 Lady-
JUches .A.rthur, poultry breeder, 90 Queen street smith avenue
Ri<lhes Arthur Geo. master marine11, IS Ladysm1th aven Tracy .Albemarle Courtenay Willia.m, manager Ba.rclay
lhdfell Annie & Grace (::\:li:,ses), dress maker-:, 53 Lady- & Company Limited, Bank, High street
smith avenue Tranham Joseph, oyster merchant, 87 ~ew street
Rnffell Florence (.Miss), im.urance agent·,53 Ladysmith av Vincent Arthur, grocer, 123 Sydney street
"Ruffell George, station maste:r Walley Samuel. beer retailer, 102 High street
R.& Son,ca.rters & market gardnrs.Colchester rd Walli:. Edmund Oliver, ironmonger, Thomas street &
Salmon Annie (M1ss), confectioner, 6 Victoria place house furnisher, Sydney street
Salmon F. B. ferry boat inspector, 84 New street Ward Walter Francis. insurance agent, Station ro&d
Salmon Frank Edwd.oyster mer. II Queen st.& WatPr,.ide Warner Frederick, jobmaster, I Burst green
Sargent Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Hi"'h street Watson John, florist, 27a. Sydney street
Sawyer Fred, Yachtsman's Arms P.H. Waterside Webb Arnold R. farmer, Red Barn farm
Sawyer John, oyst~>r mer. 10 Colnt' road & Wate1side Wellum John, smack owner, 42 Sydney street
Sawyer Martha J. Mis«), fanny -repo'lit,ory, 35 High st Wenlock Sydney Wm. milliner & draper, 46 VICtona. pl •
&wy~r Philip M. be-er rctaller, 82 Sydney 'lhePt Wenlock Waiter, master mariner, 37 Victoria place
Seabrooke C. & W. R. brl'wers, New ::.trP£>t Went Alfred William, ship chandler, Waterside
8eagers Fred, p-ainte1, - I New street Whislay Arthur F. ironmonger, Waterside
Seaman Albert FAwari. hoot &., -;hoe m1.kt>r. 7; H1gh Wil<~on-Webb John Thomas, tailor, 42 Waterside
street & Waterside "'ood;; Frederick Joseph, baker, I & 3 Church road
Sellens .Alfred, uphol-.~tleor, .,;5 ~yJnP} ~>trt>tJt. WooJs Henry, master mariner, 45 Ladysmith avenue
ShadracJ,. Hemy Thomas. corn ..:handler, I.) Wdl:ng· m st Woolvett A.rnold, smack owner, 42 Hmst green
Bhelton Fr-ederick:, baker, III High ~>trel't Woolvett Burke, smack owner, 79 Colne road
Skinner A.rthur, baker, -9 Sydney street Woolvett Edwin Thos. boot & shoe maker, 32 Tower st
'lldnner Je'lse, baker, 7 Victori1 plaet> Wringe RobPrt Wm. ID'l"teT marinPr, 48 Churoh road
<:;mith Edward Ta)lor, Swan h•)tt>l; ru~·t••r ..,a.r}.,!e &
'ltablinl!, High -.trt>et. T ~ 9
BROADLEY COMMON, see Roydon.
GREAT BROMLEY is a pari,h at the head of a in b1e J om x~w Year·s day; and £4o da1i•~d
from
small brook running into the Colne, 3 miles south-east certai•1 land-, left in r66I by Robert Rea, William
from .A.rdleigh station, on the main line of the Great Siday and William Wiles. yeomen, of this parish, to be
Eastern railway, 5 south from Manningtree, 7 miles east applied to the ornamentation and repair or the church.
from Colchester and 57 from London, in the North A recreation ground of four acres has bePn awardPd
Eastern division of the count.v, Tendring hundred, petty under the Bromley Inclosure Act. Great Bromley Hall
sessional division and union, Colchester, Clacton and is the residence of George Swales .A.lefounder esq.
Harwich joint county court district. and in the rural Yrs. Day and :Mrs. W. H. Dunnett, of Dedbam, the
deanery of Harwic.Q. archdeaconry of Colchester and Earl of Onslow P.C., G .C.M. G. Mrs. Greenslade and
Ohelmt~ford diooese. The church of St. George is a Messrs. John Hayward and Charles Wen den a:te the
fine edifice of stone, rubble d.nd rlint, princ1pally in principal landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay.
the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, cleres- The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area
toried nave, aisles, a south chapel called the "Patron's is 2,996 acre~; rateable value, £3,391; the populatim
t:hapel," south porch and a western tower with pin- in 1911 was 689. ·
nacles, containing 6 bells: the church. which has an Pan'>h Clerk, Ge.o1ge Humm.
elaborately worked roof, has been reseated, the chancel
restored, and a stained east window erected to the Post Office.-George Young, sub-postmaster. Letters
memory of the Rev. William Hall Graham, rector from arrive from Colchester via Ardleigh at 6.45 .t II.so
1837; there is a memorial window in the south aisle, a.m. k 6.30 p.m.; dispatched to Ardlei~h at 9 &
erected hy T. W. Nunn esq. D.L., J.P. of The Lodge, II-55 a.m. k 7·5 p.m. On sundays letters are dis-
to his first wile : and another erected in 1904 by an patched at 7·5 p.m. The nearest money order k
American family of Stone, to their ancestors Gregory telegraph offices are at Little Bromley & Elmstead,
and Simon Stone, formerly residents in this parish, who nearly 3 miles distant
t>migrated to .America in 1634: a lych gate of carved Pillar Letter Boxes -Hare Green, clPared at 8.30 a m
oak was erected in 1889 in memory of T. W. Nunn esq & 6.35 p.m.; sunday, 6.35 p.m.; Balls Green, clt•ared
D.L., J.P. d. 1888, by his second wife: there are 300 at 7·45 a. m. & 7-50 p.m. & 8 p.m. on sundays; Hrom·
~ittings. The register of baptisms and marriages dates ley Cro:.s, cleared at g.ro a.m. & 12.5 &, 7.15 p.m.;
from I5S9; burials, 1725. The living is a rectory, net sundays, 7.15 p.m
yearly value £574• with residence and go acres of glebe, Public Elementary School (mixed), for 130 children;
1n the gift of Mrs. Slipper, and held since 1913 by the average attendance, 95; Miss S. J. Leedell, mistress
Rev. John William Wardle !.'LA., L.Th. of Durham
Univenity. There is a Wesleyan chapel at Balls This school is under the control of thq EssFx County
Green and a Primitive Methodist chapel at Great Education (Tendring) .Advisory Sub-CommitteP, G. C.
Holland, Technical Institute, North hill, Colchester,
Bromley Heath. The chanties, amounting to £23 16s.
yearly, are for the relief of the poor, and includ~> cler:k
·Mrs. Jacob's of £3 annually, which is given away County Police, Thomas Layzell, constable
PRIVATB RRSIDBNTS. Robinson Mrs. Hill house Baker Franf'is John, farmer, Port-
AlPfonnder George Swales, Great Wardle Rev. John William M . .A.. lands & Hungerdown, Ardleigh
:Bromlev Hall (rector), Rectory Barham Chas. S. beer ret.Ball's green
Everard Harry Ge-orge, Holly Tree ho · COMMERCIAL. Bloyce George, market gardener
(}oslinl? Mrs. The HolliPs Abbott E. & Sons, farmers & ~Pd Bruce Waiter, blacksmith
Hir11t R'lbt. FrPdk. H. Bromley Lodge growers, Ho11ies farm Ch.,plain Amos. farmer. Bush far-llm~·~;;;:;;
Nicholls PPrt'ival Henry. Morants Badin Alfred Joseph, general dealer, NPwhnuse & Watrham's ...- GIJHAJ
Boberts William Amett. Broughtons Marks :Farm cottage Clark William Golding, farme \>'prJI
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Oole Thomas,. butcher · Boy Jesse G. Black Boy P.H
Doe Thomas, farmer, Hall farm Jaggard George Hyam, aSiistant over-
Drew John, beer retailer seer &; clerk to Parish. Council,
Eagle Herbert, beer retailer Ball's Green
Eagle William, shoe maker Jaggard Henry, farmer
• Eve:rett Samuel, farmer 1 Keeble William, beer retailer
Gillingwater Frederick H. farmer, Kirkwood John, farmer, Park farm
Pond farm Lines Edwd. Albert, baker, Hare Grn
Hall Charles Albt. farmer, Ball's Grn Sargeant Geo. Wm. frmr. Ball's Grn
Hall Fredk. Chas. frmr. Strutts farm Seaborn Ambrose, farmer,Windy frm
Harpe.r George, briok maker, Mill bill Seaborn Geo.farmer,Carrington's frm
Hayward John, farmer, Badley hall Seaborn Leonard, farmer, Skinner':.
farm
LITTLE BROMLEY is a parish, three miles east
from .Ardleigh station on the main line of the Great
Eastern railway, 3 south from Manningtree, and 58 from
London, in the North Eastern division of the county,
-"lrendring hundred, petty sessional division and union,
•Colehester, Claeton and Harwich joint county court
.. dilltrict, and in th.e rural deanery of Harwich, arch-1
· deaconry of Colchester and diocese of Chelmsford.
~ ll'be church of St. Mary the Virgin is a building of
'Pudding-stone, consisting of a chancel of the 12th
century, nave, south porch and an embattled western
· tower ()( pudding-stone and brick of the 15th century,
containing 4 bells : the f()nt, of Purbeck marble, is
• of the latter date: two of the small Norman windows
still remain: t.he stained east window, erected in 1905,
is a memorial to the Rev. H. H. Minchin M.A. rector
lnere 1885-1902, and to his wife: the church was com-
pletely repaired in 1885 at a cost of £I,ooo. The
' register of baptisms and burials dates from 1538 ; mar-
rriages, I539· The living is a rectory, net yearly value
, [327, with residence and :!:I acres of glebe, in the gift
• of W adham College, Oxford, and held since 1902 by the
LRev. Alfred Davies Cope M.A. of that college. There is
•a small Primitive Methodist chapel here, built in 1863.
"Ml'. John Barton, late of this place, expressed a desire
of bequeathing £1o a year to the poor of Little Brom·
Cooper Edgar, Little Bromley hall Grimsey Wm. Hy. grocer, Post office
Cope Rev. Alfred Davies M.A. Rec- Herring George Henry, market gdnr
tory Kent SI. Howard, Fox & Hounds P.H
COMMEROIAL. Manning Harriet (Mrs.), beer retailer
Cooper Ernest, farmer, Little Brom- Palmer J. farm bailiff to W. Brooks
Oey hall & Mulley's farm & Sons, Stacies farm
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· -EROOMFIELD is a parish on the Chelmer river,
· which forms a portion of the eastern boundary of the
~-parish, and on the road from Chelmsford to Dunmow and
Braintree, 2f miles north from Chelmsford station, in the
Mid division of the county, Chelmsford hundred, union,
~ petty sessional division and county court district and in
· the rural deanery of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary is a
~building of flint, Roman bricks and rubble iu the :Nor-
rman and Perpendicular styli's : it was thoroughly re-
~stored and a north aisle added in 1870 and the chancPl
•redecorated in 188o and now consists of chancel with
ttlorth aisle of three bays, nave also with north aisle of
·three bays, south porch and a round western tower of
N date with spire and containing 6 bells, 2 of
which were recast and 4 others, the gift of H. c_ Wells
esq. J.P. added in 1874: the south-west part of the
nave is supposed to incorporate remains of a Roman
building ; the font is of the Early English period : there
are memorials to the Manwood family and to Patrick
Younge, librarian to King Charles I. who died in
Jtbe Parsona,g-e House ; all the windows are stained, the
·east window being a memorial to Mrs. Clayton and the
1re11t window a. memorial to the Rev. J. P. Smith, a
former vicar: and three in the chancel being memorials
'to the late Mrs. H. C. Wells: there are 430 sittings.
A finely-bound Bible was presented to the church by
'Mrs. Sarah Attwood, granddaughter to the before-named
Patrick Younge ; it originally belonged to King Charles I.
:and has the royal arms and cipher in silver: in 188o a
reredos of stone and alabaster with a carved Tepresenta-
tion of the Last Supper was preswted by H. C. Wells
Clsq. wlio also in 1882 presented an oak screen, separating
the tower from the nave, and in 1883 gave a lych gate
and six painted windows for the nave and north aisle:
·the sedilia. and credence table, erected in 1893, were the
gift. of F. W. ~eild esq.; the organ was prPsented by
'Mrs. H. C. Wells in 1885, and in 1899 a marble tablet
inscribed with a list of the rectors frog~. 1230 and of
the vicars from 1302 was presented by "Mrs. Radcliffe,
of Broomfield Court, and also a carved wooden box for
the King Charles' Bible above mentioned; adjoining the
rhnrch was formerly a chapel, dedicated to St. Leonard.
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(kELLY's
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Seaborn William Firmin, farmer,
Wright King's & Ram's farms t
Spriilgle Herbert, grocer
Stephenson Fredk. Chas. shopkeeper·
• · Tatham William, farmer, Woodla1148
Tatham William, grocer, Hare
Ware John, farm bailiff to Boberi
Edward Free, Park farm
Wenden Charles, farmer, The
Thick's &; Billiard's farms
Wright Alec George, wheelwrigla\,
Portland~; house
ley, but dying suddenly, June nth, 18o6, intestate, ha
sister and ad.ministratrix, Mrs. Elizabeth Warren, il
compliance with her brother's benevolent intention, m·
vested £200 in 5 per Cent. Navy Stock, which now pro-
duces only 2i per cent. in the joint names of three
trustees to receive the interest of the said stock and w
purchase therewith clothes to be given yearly to some <11.
the poor of Little Bromley. Mrs. W. H. Dunnett, ol.
Dedham, who is lady of the· manor, is the principal
landowner.· The soil is mixed; sub~oil, clay. 'l'he ,chief
crops are barley, wheat and oats. Th~ area is 1,844
acres; rateable value, £r,86g; the population in 1911
was 361.
Sexton, James Gladwin.
Post, M. 0. & T. Office. William Henry Grimse:J,
sub-postmastet·. Letters through Mannin~ree, Essex,
-arrive at 7 a.m. & 12.40 & 6.45 p.m. ; dispatched. all
a.s:s & 11.40 a.m. & 6.ss p.m.; sundays, 9·25 a.m
Wall Letter Box, Cross roads, deared 8.20 a.m. & &.40
p.m. ; sun days, 9· 15 a.m .,.
Council School, built in 19o6, for 76 children (mixed);
aver-age attendance, 71 ; Miss Olive Rouse, mistress
This school is controlled by the Essex County Educa-
tion (Tendring) Advisory Sub-Committee, G. C. Hol-
land, Technical Institute, North hill, Colchester, clerk
Pattle Frederick, farmer, Braham haD
Wainwright Jn. Fredk. frmr. New ho
Wenden Charles, farmer, Roger's frm
Wenden Maurice, fat mer
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The register dates from the year 1546. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £2oo, including 7~ acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of the. Bishop of
Chelmsford, and held. sincf' 1904 b~- the ReY. Charles
Edmunds M.,A.. of Jesus College, Cambridge. Philip
Morant, educated at Abingdon School and M.A. of
PembrokF! College, Oxford, and well known as the
historian of Essex, was vicar here from 1733 to 1738.
The Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in rgu at a
cost of about £700, affords 150 sittings. Woollard's
charity produces £24 yearly, which is distributed i•
fuel &;c. Miss RaYen's charity of ahout £2 yearly ill for
the benefit of necessitous old women. C. W. Christie-
Miller esq. of The Deanery, Sonning; Berks, is lord of
the manor and principal landowner; Sampson Marriage
esq. and the trustees of the late Henry Marriage are
also owners. The soil is loam, gravel and clay; sub-
soil, sand, marl and clay. The chief crops are wheat,
barley, beans and mangold. The area is 2,322 acres of
land and 10 of water;· rB~teable value, £7,156; the.
population in I9II was 1,209. :.
A small portion of Chelmsford parish was added to
this in 1889, under the provisions of the "Divided
Parishes Act," by Local Government Board Order 23,83-4. ·
and was joined t.Q Broomfiel1l for oocle~illStical purposes
in 1893. ,.
Parish Clerk, James Tunbridge.
Post, M. 0., T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Oflioe.-
Mrs. Isabella Wise. sub-postmistrt-!IS. Letters Te
ceived throue-h Chelmsford, arrive at 6.45, 7.50 (for
callers) & 11.30 a.m. & 7·5 p.m.; sundays. 7.20 a.m.;
dispatched at 8.30 &; n.so a.m. & 3-45. 5.15 &; 1-25
p.m.; on sundays dispatched at 10.40 a.m. k 7·30 p.m
Wall Letter Boxes. .At the Lodge, cleared at 8.40 a.m.
&i 12.5, 3·55, 5.10 &; 7·30 p.m.; SUndays, 7·30 p.m.;
at the Vicarage, cleared at 8.30 & 11.45 a.m. k 3.40 li
7.20 p.m.; sundays, 7·55 p.m
Council School, erected in 1912, for 308 children;
svera~e attendance. 230 ; J oseph Frearson ·Blocksidge,
master
County Police, Frederick Cross, c.,n ... table
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. BL'CKHURST HILL.· 83
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
• COHHli:R('lAL. Mattbams James, boot repairer
Merritt Bessie (Mrs.), draper
Balls George Whitehead, Dinmore Broomfield Coffee House (Thomas Neville Sidney, butcher
Britten Thomas, Roselawn Appleton, proprietor) Parish James Cheesley, King's Arms
Cass Charles, Lansdowne villa Candler John, blacksmith P .H. &; assistant ovt>rseer •
Christy Misses, Orchards Christy Jas. Nicholas, farmer, Priors Parsons George, baker
Clark Percy John, Fir lodge Day Fredk. & Wm. farmers, Wood- Partridge Roland, frmr.Patching hall
Copland Miss, Broomfield place hall farm. (letters through Chignall) Pilley Albert, market gardener
Dickson Ashley Gordon, Scravels Day James, farmer, Butlers farm Rose John, boot repairer
Dixon Ernest Thomas Eglin J. C. & Co. builders Saltmarsh Oswald, grocer
Edmunds Rev. Charles M.A.Vicarage Elgie Jas. Godleman,joiner & builder Smith Arthur, coal dealer
Hockley Leonard A. Avondale, Patch- Ellis Brothers, coach builders Speakman William Albert, farmer,
ing Hall lane Finning William David, pork butcher Staceys & Partridge Green farms
Marriage Mrs. Ayletts Franklin Fred, baker Squires Edwin James, nurseryman
Marriage Sampson, Parsonage Goodchild George William,Angel P.H Stubbings James, wheelwright
Neild Mrs. Broomfield house Jarred Frederick William, plumber Turner Fred, registrar of births &
Parker Henry William, Barnfield ho King Charles, farm bailiff to William deaths, Great Waltham sub-dis-
iParry Owen, Brooklands & Hy. Marriage & Sons, Chobbings trict, relieving & vaccination officer,
Radcliffe Mrs. Broomfield court Leonard Herbert, farm bailiff to third district, deputy registrar of
Ridley Gerald L. N. The Limes Samuel Metson «:>sq Broomfield births & deaths Writtle sub-district,
Stubbings Mrs. Lyndhurst Hall farm & collector to the guardians,
Thompson Fredk. William, The Glen Marriage William & Henry &; Sons. Ch«:>lmsford union
Tipler Goorge, Broomfield hall millers (water & ;.team), Broom- WPlcomP C'rffee House (F:rederick
Trotter Stuart, Broomfield lodge field mill Llewellyn Thomas, proprietor)
Masey Edith (Miss), dress maker Yroo.;;ter Wm. Alfred,market gardener
BROOK STREET, see South Weald.
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.BROXTED (or Chaureth) is a parish in a pleasant' muted at £666 yearly. The Congregational chapel here
undulating country, richly cultivated and well timbered, was erected in I862, and has 6o sittings. The Countes1
3! miles east-by-north from Elsenham station, on the of Warwick, who is lady of the manor, Edward Collin
main line of the Great Eastern railway, 4 south-west esq. and A. P. Humphry esq. M.V.O., D.L., J.P. of
irom Tha...:ted and 5 north-west from Dunmow station on Horham Hall, Thaxted, are the princip~l landowners-.
the Bishop Stortford and Braintree branch of the Great The soil is heavy land; subsoil, clay. The chief crops
Eastern railway, in the Western division of the are wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas. The area is
-county, Dtmmow hundred, petty sessional division, 3,179 acres; rateable valne, £2,708; the population in
union and county court district and in the rural rgn was 548 in the civil and 580 in the ecclesiastical ·
deanery of Dunmow, archdeaconry of Colchester and parish.
Chelmsford diocese. A small brook, rising in this Parish Clerk, Thomas Sparkes.
parish, :flows into the Chelmer at Tilty. The church of Sexton, Thomas Stammers.
St..Mary t_he. Virgin, situ~ted on the side ~f a hill, is an Post & M. 0. Office, Charles Saville, sub-postmaster.
~c~ent bmldmg of stone m the Early E_nghsh style, con- Letters from Dumnow arrive at 8. 10 a. m. & 12. 5
3
i!Ishng of lofty chancel, n~v~, north aisle, south porch p.m.; dispatched at 4 . 15 p.m.; sunday, a. 10 a.m.;
:and a ~ester~ belfry cont.ammg 4 bells: ~e church has dispatched at 10 _5 a.m. Duton Hill is the nearest
ten st_amed wmdows and m 1876 was re;paued unde~ the telegraph office 2 ~ miles distant
supermtendence of Mr. J oseph Clarke, diocesan architect, ' .
at a cost of £ 2 , 200 , of which a sum of £Boo was con- Wall Letter Box, BriCk End, cleared at 4 p.m. week
tributed by R. Benyon esq. (d. 1897) for the restora- days only_ .
tion of the chancel: there are 240 sittings. The register County Pohce Stat10n, Alfred James, constable
dates from the year I654· The living is a vicarage, with Public Elementary School (mixed), for I20 children;
the rectory of Chickney annexed, joint net yearly value average attendance, 99; F~ederick Wheeler, master;.
£307• with rPsidence, in the gift of James Herbl'rt Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, mistress
Benyon esq. J.P. and L. Cranmer-Byng esq. alternately, This school is controlled by the Esse~ Education (Dun-
and held since 1893 by the Rev. Henry Ferdinand mow) District Sub·Committe0, 13tllV4en Giffar4, Grea~
Ratti"combe Th.Assoc.K.C. The great tithes are com- Dunmow, clerk
· · Bailey William, farnter, Godirey!:. Leeder F'rank, iarrner, Cherry green
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. farm, Cherry grePn Mynott Ernest, farmer, Garroulds
Battiscornbe Rev. Henry Ferdinand Barker Annie (Mrs.). farmer, Wood- Percy James, farmer, Broxted hill
Assoc.K.O.L. Vicarage gates Phillips John Michael, farmer,
Markwt>ll Mr<;. Woodbine cottage Baynes George, farmer, Broxted hall Cherrv• hall
C'O~OIERC1AL.
FTeeman Richard, far·mer Scruby Fredk. farmer, Church hall
Harvey Thomas, farmer, Cherry st Stock Arth. Albt. farmer, Fleming hl
Abra William, gamekeeper to A. P. Hoskin Hy. Wm. farmer, Moor «:>nd Stock Frank, farmer, Tingates
Humphry e~q. M.V.O., D.L., J.P Iredale Ralph Ellard, miller (wind) Townsend "'m. Jsph. frmr. Wood fm
Andrews Philip Charles, farmer, King Howard, beer retailer,Brick end Wilkes Alfred, Bell P.H
Sharp!.>'! farm Laurie William (Mrs.). farmer, Bor- Willis Waiter, shopkeeper, Brick end
1 ham farm, Cherry green I

BUCKHURST HILL is a populous suburb of
London, and was constituted an ecclesiastical district
Dec 14, 1838, out of Chigwell parish, and a civil
parish in 1895, in pursuance of the "Local Government
Act, 1894,'' with a station on the Woodford branch of
the Great Ea•tern railway; it stands midway between
Woodford and Loughton, on the high road to Epping,
and is delightfully situated on the summit of a hill,
commanding extensive views of Epping and Hainault
forests and adjoining "Ll'lrds Bushes," a detached
, memorial to the late Mrs. Oliver: there are Boo sittings,
of which 261 are free. In 1896-7 extensive alterations
were made at a cost of about £1,700, when a new stone
chancel arch was built, the chancel extended and the
roof of the nave considerably raised, under the direction
of Mr. John Oldrid Scott, architect, for the chancel,
rntd Me<~srs. Milne and Hall, architects, for the nav&:
in 19o6 oak choir stalls were s«:>t up in memory of the
Rev. the Earl of Chichester M.A., J.P. who died 21
April, 1905, and in the same year the chancel was •

portion 'of Epping forest, 10 miles from London, and
is in the Western division of the county, Ongar hundred,
Epping petty sessional division and uni~n, Romford
county court district, and in the rural deanery of Chig-
well, archdeaconr~· of Essex,. and Chelmo;fon! iliocese.
The parish is governed by an Urban .District Ccuncil of
nine members, formed in 1895, under the provisions of
the "Local Government Act, 1894 " (56 and 57 Vict. c.
73). The church of St. John the Baptist, originally built
in 1837, is an edifice of stone; the north aisle .and chan-
-eel were adfted in 1864 and the tower was built in r879·
at a cos~ of £z,ooo, by E. N. Buxton esq.: the church
now consists of chancel, nave, aisles, northern porch and
a tower with pinnacles and ~pire, containing a clock and
8 circular bf'lls, given in rgoj by her executors -as a
repaired with tiles and carved oak sanctuary rails pre-
sented in memory of Miss Rachael Powell: in 1907 an
oak pulpit was given by the parishioners in memory
of Mr. Nathaniel Powell, and the east window, a
memorial to Mr. and Mrs. Powell, was the gift of
that family: in 1909 a window was erected in the
north aisle to the Rev. Harold George Laine, a former
curate: in 1913 the carved oak west door to the nave
and the carved oak frontal of the altar were given in
memory of Miss J. M. Powell. The register dates from
the year 1837· The living was declared a t•ectory June
r8, r867, net yearly value, with pew rents, £591,
with 8 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the
vicar of Chigwl'll, and held since rgor by thu Rev.
Frederick William Morris Woodward D.D. of Hertford
ESSEX 6•
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84 BUCKHUR:H HIJ.,t • ES~EX. . (KELLY'Bf

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College, Oxford. The :\lission Cburcb of St. Stephen, in 18e6, i.::~ a structure of red l>rick with stone dressings
Queen's road,. erected at a cost of about £1,500, raised and will seat about 300 persons. There is also a smaU
in memory of the Rev. W. H. Frend, a former rector chapel in the Queen's l'Oad {Of the Plymouth Brethreu-..
of ·BuckbJirst Hill, and opened on St. Stepben's ! erected in x884• and holding abou~ xso p6reone. The,.
day, 1876, holds about 250 persons and has a mission j Buokhurst Hill Hall, in Queen's roaq, formerly a llaptia~
house 3;tt<ached. A Pa.risb Hall was er~cted and pre- 1 ~hapel, was ert<ct-ed in. x866 at a. cost; of.£ 1,200 ;_ in I8~
sented ln 190-f by the sth Earl of ChiChester. The I. It. was enlarged ap.i IS used for pubhc meetmgs aJXt
Congxegational chapel in P<t-lmerston road is a building t>ntertainments: it will hold ~so p(>rbons. Prince'ii Hall.
of stone in the Decorated style, and will seat soo 1 in Prince's road, is u11~ for -,eljgious senices and!
persons; adjacent is a Sunday school and lecture hall. llecinrfls, and will hold 300 per&ons. The J?ore~t liPs-:.
The Baptist chapel, PaJmerston road, originally an t pital, in Roebuck lww, erected in 1912, con.tains ~J
iron structure, built in 187I, was rebuilt of red brick ; lJeds and 1 cot. The area of the ecclesiastical and
in z887: the chapel contains a stained window and 1 Givil parish and district of the Urban Council is 873
will seat 300 persons, and near it is an iron school t acres; rateable value, £27,1r6; the population in I(J)I.
room for 150 children. There is another Baptist was 4,786 and in xgn, 4,886.
chapel, erected in 1900 to seat 340 persons. The Wes- Sexton, William Buthn·, Gladst.one road.
leyan l\fethcdist chapel, in the Queell's road, erected '

OFF'ICIAI. ESTABLISHMENTS. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Queen's road (letters should ~orge Norman :Y:.B., B.S.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng.,.
have Essex added). A.. V. Taylo:-, sub-postmaster. L.R C.P Lond. & B .. F. PPndred M.R.C.S.Eng.,
Letters are dispatched at 9.50 a.m. & 12.-fO, 4·45 (sat. L.R.C.P.Lond
5) & 9 30 p.m. ; sundays, 9 p.m.; delivered at 7 & Matron, Sister Slater
8.30 a.m. & 1.40 & 6.40 p.m.; sunday, 7 a.m. only •

Post, M. 0. &; T. Office, Queen's road.-Howard Yeoell, PUBLIC OFFICERS.

sub-postmaster. Letters are dispatched at I & 9.30 a. m. Assistant Overseer & Collector of King's Taxes, J.
& 12.15, 4.1.: & g. 15 p.m. Tele~rams dispatched, but Paget, Warwick house, Queen's road
pot deliverec1 .. • ~. ~ ~ .... Certifying Factory Surgeon, Charles R. Dykes !LR.O.S.:
Eng-., L.R C.P.Lond. GlanuRlr, Qnet>n's I"nad
lJ'RB.AN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Medical Officer, Buckhni"st Hill District, Epping Union;
(lftices, Warwick house, Queen's road. George Norman :M.B., B.S.Dnrh., M.R.C.S.Eng ...
Meeting dliy, third wednesday in the month afi 8 p.m. L.R.C.P.Lond. Brendon, Palmerston road
MPmbers. Reg-istrar of Births & Deaths, Samuel Joseph Wilks,..
Chairman, Charles David Coxall. Loughton, who attends at G. Rose's, Queen's roacf ..
""ice-Chairman, Thomas J effryes. mondays, from 12 noon to I p.m
Retire Retire
Charles David Coxall ..• 1915 W. C. Rmith ............ 1916 PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
Fredk. Raymond Pelly 1915 Alfred Francis de Wael 1917 St. John the Baptist Church, High road, Bev. Fredk!
Alfred Savill .•......•..• 1915 Charles Vnder J.P.....• 1917 Willia.m Morris Woodw-ard D.D. rector; u a.m. &;
Herbert Henry Elvin ... 1916 William Geo. Sowdeu .• It:JI7 6.30 p.m.; mon. tues. thnrs. & sat. 10 a.m.; wed. 6;
'Thomas Jeffryes ........• 1916 fri. 12 noon
St. Stephen's Mission Church, Lower Queen's road; holy
Officers.
Clerk, Thomas Joseph Tee, Warwick house.Queen's road communion xst & 3rd sundays, 8 a.m.; 2nd & 4th at
n a.m. ; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Treasurer, Eliot Hind!'r, High street, Woodford Gre!'n
~edical Officer of HPalth, Charles Relrinald Dykel!l
Baptist, Palmerston road; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Glanusk, Queen's road 7.30 p.m
Survevor, HPrhert Toolev F.R.I.B.A. Roebuck lane Baptist, Princes road, Rev. Frederick Arthur Cox; u:
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a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. & sat. 7·:lO p.m
Sanitary Inspector, Jsph. Templeton Heath .A..R.San.Inst. Congregational, Palmerston road, Rev. Samuel King;.
Hills road .
I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7·4.~ p.m
Collector, J. Paget, Warwick house, Queen's road Plymouth Brethren, Queen's road; 10.45 a.m. &i 6.45
p.m.; mon. 8 p.m.; thurs. 7·45 p.m
Buckhursli Hill Urban Dilltrict Council Fire Brigade Wesleyan Methodist, Quren's road (Wanstead & Wood-
Station, Harry William Knight, captain, High road ford Circuit), Rev. Edgar A. Buchanan (supt.) &-
W!.LTHUI JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD. Rev. Ernest Louis Ley Peake; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m.;
wed. 7.30 p.m
Chairman, A. J. Edwards J.P.
Clerk, Thomas J. Tee, Warwick house, Queen's road SCHOOLS.
Treasn-rPr, Eliot Hinder, London Joint Stock Bank, Council (boys), Prince's road, for 400 children; there it;.
Qupen's road a residence for master attachl'd; present average at~
FOREST JlOSPIT.AL. ten dance, 280; George Ern est Gratton, mastPr
Council (infsmts), Albert road north, for 167 children;
Roebuck lane. average attendance, 114; Miss Margaret E. Taylor,..
Hon. Treburer, C. Benm~tt Wood mistress
Hon. Secretary, Howard Wall Public Elementary, St. John's (girls), High road, for
Hon. Medical Officers, G. F. Cooper M.B., B.S.Lond., 320 girls & 86 infants; average attendance, 351 ; Miss
M.R C.S.En~., L.R.C.P.Lond., F. S. Davies M.R C.S. J ennie V. Ward, mistress
En~., L R.C.P.Lond., C. R. Dykes M.R.C.S Eng.,
L R.C.P .Lond., A. Butler Harris M.A., M.B.Durh., Railway Station, Frederick Joseph English,station mastr
B.Ch.Oxon., P. W. Moore N:.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. Parcels Receiver, Thomas Banks, grocer, Queen's road
.
PBIVATE :RESIDENTS. Bardsley Mrs. Si1verdale,Westbury la Brabner William, Downderry, West-
B •rlow Thomas M organ, St. Cross, bury road
For 0 th er names see W 00 dford W e11 s. Queen's road Bramley Charles Edward, Thorsdeney
!.dams Mrs. Rocklands,Palmerston rd Barnard Arthur, Cerne, ·Princes road King's aven'le
.-\dams Thomas, 2 Stag lane Barnes Ernest,2 Fawn vils.Queen's rd Rrandon Percy. Grasmere,Scotland rd
.\ddison Joseph Bartholme, Hesket, Barnett Edward Ensor, Glenbervie. Brandon Samuel, The Laurels, Pal-
Rnssell road Palmerston road merston road
!lderton Jas. Ivy cottage, Princes rd Bass Robt.2 Maple vils.Palmerston rd Breading Mrs. 4 St. Kilda'a Tillu,
Alexander Andrew,Hurstleigh,Palmer- Bennett Sidney Alfred,Albright Leigh, Queen's road
sto:t road High road Brock Harry,Beech lo.Epping 'nt
Allchin Thomas, Raleigh villa, Bertram Geo. Wm.Olafdene,King's av Brown Genrj!"e Thomas. I Lime Tree
Palmerston road Bishop Mrs. 2 Belmont "rillas, Albert villas, Prin.ees road
.i.llen Wilfred, 2 Alexandra villas, road south Brown Mrs. Lewis G. Delta house.
Gladstone road Bolland Joseph, Prospect cottage, High road
!.ndren Oscar Ivar, Aspen, Russell rd Princes road Bl"own William J. Bussell hoW!6, Roe-
!.rmsby Mrs. Arncliffe, Quet>n's road Bond Charles · B. The Langforde. buck lane •
!.shton Julins Thomas, , King's avenue Bunch Robert. Stanton, Lewcombe,.
Palmerston road Booth Walter,x. Milton vils.Princes rd High-road
Ayres Mrs. Ha1.eldene. AlhAri rd. sth Borrodaile Oewald R. DelOl'aine,West- BurcheU John Philip, ldaplestead
Bailey Major Edward H. Eut lodge. bury road Palmel"l'ton road
Palmersoon road BouquPt Edwaro Albe1•t John, FerJl- Bnl"'llt'lls 111-a. Otakow, Eppingo New rd
Bailey Mrs. Sianstead cot. PriDoes rd dale, Epping Ne-w road- Bush D:iniel, Kent cottage, Princes rd
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"Bye Thomas Eagle, Starling lodge,· Frank Wm. W. Ca.;;tleton. Queen's l'd Huda.on Mrs. Braeside, Palmerston rd
Brook road French Ernest, Monteith, King':. a>en Hughes Arth. J. Hayburn., Russell rd
.(}ade Joseph, Chand{Js house, High rd Fry Mrs. Laureate. Princes road Hunter Ghas.D. Russell lo.Russell rll
Cahill Wm. By. Inglllside, Russell rd Fuller Charles Edward, jun. Lilacs, Hurditch Rev. Edward, 2 Park villa!>.
Callender Arthur Robert, Hillside. High road Queen's road
Westbury lane Furntau:s: Waiter Herbert, Roche:;ter Burst Fdk. E. Ernsdale, Westbury h
Carter James, Fellbrigg, The Drive houl>e, Princes road Irwin-Packington Jame'<, ValP cot-
Chaldecott James Harpur. St. Furness Charles, Albert vil.Princes rd tage. Princt>s J.,ad
Helen's, Palmerston road Gadd Miss, Minerva vil. Albert rd.sth Jaeobs Frederick James, Applegartb,
-chnllis Augustus George. Garden Gadsdon Mrs. The Shrubbery, Scot- Roebuek lane
reach, Westbury road · land road Jarvis Mrs. Violet villa, Princes road
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-<lbatnbers Miss. The Lodge, High rd Gadsdon William H. Hawkenbury, Jeffryei Thomas, Langfol'd house,
Chapple Albert, Hillside, Palmer- Palmerston road Queen's road
aton road Galletly Rev. lfilliam. Daiglen, Jekyll Mrs. 5 St. John's ter. High rii
Chidgey Hugh Thom~ .A.rthur, :Mag- Epping :Sew road Johnston Sir William, hart. J.P. Th-e
dala house. Palmeorston road - Garner Rt. H;. Balderton, Powell rd Ranche, High street
Cbitterwn Charles Herbert, I Pro·\"i- Girling Chal'lf.'..'l, Bellingbam house, Jones Capt. Victor, Lyncote, Pat-
deuce villas, Victoria road Queen's road merston road
Chrystall Charles Bowman, 3 l"ore~t Golding Herbt . .Astridt>ne, King', av Jones Herbt.Alex.St.Kilda,Queen's rd
villas, Princes road Gonville Cyril Herbert, Milton cot- Keefe John, Eastney, Queen's road
-clark Archibald, Ystrad, Queen's rd •age, Queen's road Keeves James, Hill Crest, High Toed
Clark Mrs. 3 Woodland ..,Queen's road Goading Frederick Charles, lbrox. Kemball Francis R. Bedford hollft.,
Clark Wm. Jas. Clint ho. Queen's rd Palmerston road Westburv road
•CJarke George, Avon house,Princes rd Goodrich Alfred Ordway J.P. Fair- Kemball George, Rosemont, Palml"r·
Clarke Mn. Fernside, Queen's road v-iew. Palmerston road ston road
Coakes Miss, A;ondale, Queen's road Goy Edward Smith, Portland villa, KemballJsph.Fairlands,EppingNew rd
'Coates Geo. Virginia ho. Princes Toad Queen's road Ketts George, St. Malo, Hills road
Cohen Cosman,Rodine view,Powell rd Grant Robert, O>erdale, Seotland rd Kibble Wm. F. Kinross, Victoria rd
Collier Mrs. Runswick, King's avenue Green Jas. 7 St. John's ter. High rd King Rev. Samuel (Congregational),
-conquest John, Granville lodge, Pal- Grist William. The Nest, Rnssell rd Lynton, Quef'n's road
merston road I Gunn Chas. Elizabeth vil. Hills road Kni~hts Harold, W {'stbury lodge,
Cook Mrs. Westfield, Palmeraton road Gunningham Joseph, En~ell house, Westbury lane
Cove Arthur, Lynwood. RmRell road Princeq roarl Knott Fred~rick, 3 St. Kilda's vil~;
-()owley Albt. Lee, Trythall,Ru;;spl1 rd 1 Guppy \Villiam, Marston gate, Pal-l Queen's road
Cox Rev. Frederick Arthur (Bap- merston road , Leach Miss, IngleRidP, Princes road

(Joxall Charle" Da.;id. Har;;ton, Rm- Hallett Miss. I Blandford villas, New road
sell road . · Queeu's road Ledger Alfred R. Glaisdale,Qoeen'a rd
Crossmau C. Stafford, Buckhurst Hill Hammond Mrs. The Chestnuts,Stag la Ledger George Charles, Upminster 1
house, Queen's road Hannam Mrs. Beechmont, Palmer- Queen's road
Cuttle William, Oakhurst, Ru;,,.ell rd ston road Lenanton Cecil William, Ethelburgh.
Dale Arthur, The White- houqe. Epp- Harnett By. Alfred, Shottery, Stag la Roe buck lane
• ing New road Harris Booth, Beeleigh, Victoria road Lewis Francis, Hill';ide,
Daniel William Robert, Overbury. Harris Geo.Hy. Stourbank,Victoria rd Linder Chas. J.P. St. Just.
Palmerston road Harris Leopold, CamPlot. Scotland rd Linder ErnE'st H. Leodholt,
Darby Ja3. The Rest, Princes road I Harrison Alfred Rowland, Laurel cot- Linder Hy. Melrose, Palmerston rd
!>arch William James, Netherstowey, tage, Westbury lane Linder Mrs. Glenthorne, The Drive
Scotland road Harrison .!.rib. John, Ro"ebery hou<:e, Loft Fredk. Clarendon, Palmerston rd
Darvill Thomas, Rose villa, Bills road Victoria road Lord Mrs. Florence vil. Queen's rd.

Westbury road
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Davies Robert Jack son, Fernieside, Harri .. on Collin Stanley, The · Littlt>, Lowndes John R. Erin lodge, Epping
house, Luctons aYenue New road
Jjeith Charles, Mainton, Roebuck la HarYey John, Danf'hurst, Ru,.,sell 1·oad )!acallan D.1niel Charles, ~ Palmer-
Deith Geo. Thos. Foredon,Roebuck la Hassell Charles Bernard. Braeside, ston cottages, Pahuerf'ton road •
Dell Frank. The Hut, Russell road Queen's road Macallan .Mrs. The Poplars,High road
-de Wael Alfred Francis, Selworthy, Hathway Lewis, 2 Lime Tree villa5, McCabe .A.lex.Jesmond,Palmerston rd
' Roebuck lane Princes road Machell Wru.Geo.Cowlinge,Queen's I'd
Dipple Benry,Newbury,Palmerston rd Hennell .A.rthur. The Cottage, Roe- McLoughlin Mrs.TheBurrs,Victoria rd
Drane Henry Joseph, Dalefield, Pal- buck lam• Malings Henry, Oak villa, Hills road
me-rston road Hensman Waiter, Cromwell villa, Marshall Mrs. Tressadv, Russell road
Duff Major William S. Nerrie Lands, Palme-rston road Mason Jsph. Ashleigh:Palmerston rd
Westbury road Hester Hy.Thos.Rowantree,Queen's rd Mason Mrs. Lyndale, Palmerston rd
Duke Mrs. Ivy house, Albert rd. sth Hewett Henry Morey, Chilliswood Mellish Charles, The Ferns, Epping
Dupuy Hy. Wm. Sta~ villa, Hills rd villa. Princes road New road
Dutton Gerald D.Braehead,Russell rd Hicks John Cranfield, Elmwood, Roe- Mercer Mrs. St. Stephen's lo.High rd
Dykes Charles Reginald, Glanusk, buck lane Metcalfe Thomas D. 'l'he Elms,
Queen's road Higgs John Dalston, Mayfield, Scat- Queen's road
Eagles Mrs. Derwent villa,Queen's rd land road Mills Arth. Jn. Holly ho. High rd
Easman Alfred William, 2 Hillside Hingston Frederick William, Nor- Moller Charles Henry ChristophN,
villas, Queen's road lands, Russell road Ormonde house, High road
Edwards Mrs. Oakfield, High road Hirst Mrs. Woodside, Russell road Moore Percy William M.B.Lond.
Elliott Edmund, Farnboro',Victoria rd Hodd John Herbert, 2 :Milton villas, West lodge, Palmerston road
Ellis Hy. Fdk. Crafnant, King's aven Princes road Morgan .Alfred, Dunkeld, Victoria rd
Elvin Herbert Henry, Hollyhurst, Hoey Mrs. I Belmont villas, Albert Moshiemer Jdhn H. St. Michaels,
\,tueen's road • road south Westbury lane
Elwell Geoffrey Harcourt, 3 Brae viis. Hoffmann Gerhard, Woodland lodge, Moss Saml. Fredk. Park ho. High rd
Russell road Princes road Munday Mrs. I York viis. Queen's rd
Evans Geo. Hy. Pyrcroft,Westbnry la Holman Col. ,George Edward T.D. Munday Sydney Edward, Dunbeath
Eynon Mrs. 4 Stag lane Woodside, Knighton lane house, Queen's road
Farley Jsph. Hazledene,Epping New rd Holwell Edwd. Jn.Gable lo.Queen's rd Murison A. D. S. Palmerston villa,
Fay Wm. Geo.Travancore, Queen's rd Horne Herbt.Wm.GlenAllen,King's av Palmerston road
Fellowes Alired Ernest, Hollycroft, 1Horton Hy. Jas. Elm cottage.Stag la Nash Charles HerbPrt, )fay bank, Pal-
Queen's road Houghton Mrs. Olivia, South view, merston road
Field Mrs. Camden house, Princes rd High road Needham Mrs. S. G. The LimPs,
~igg Henry, :r Woodlands, Queen's rd Howard David D.L. Devon house, Epping New road
Fleming-Parker Henry J. North view, High road Newman .Augu..:tn..:. 2 Talbot villa~.
High road Howard Eliot D.L., J.P. A:rdmore, Princes road
Foote Mrs. E. Paris, Ruscombe, Pal- High road Newman John William, 2 ProvidPnce
merston roa€1 Howard Francis,Keynedon, The Drive villa~. Victoria road
Foshach Robt.Hunter, Hillside,Stag la Howard George William, 3 Hills road Nichollo: Perc~· Emanut>l. Waikato.
Poster Mrs. y Alexandra villas, Howe Alfred, Kirn, King's avenue Russe11 road
Gladstoue road lHuddlestone Miss, Arley vllla, Nieholh Sml.Oak b1ll.Eppin:1 Xt>w rd
Pom;er Mn.Jsph.Westland,Queen's rd Princes road
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Nicholls Sydney Herbert, Tharnleigh, Salmon Edward, 2 St. John's villas, Thomas Rev. David (Congregational),
Palment.on rood Palmerston road Mark Ash, Palmerston road
Norman George M.tB. Brendon, Pal- Sanders :Montague, The Cedars, Brook Thompson Ernest William, Glenlee,
m~rston road road Powell road
Norton Mrs. Hillside, High road Sanderson Miss, Holmwood,Princes rd Thurlow Robert Youngman, Evers-
Ogilvie Miss, Airlie, Queen's road Savill Alfred, Ellerslie, High road ley, Palmer!!ton ;road
Oulding James Lonsdale, 2 Wood- Savill Herbert, 8outhfleet, High road Till Charles Frederick, Homersfiel~
lands, Queen's Toad Saward Chas. Elmcroft, Princes Toad Powell road ,
Oxley Frederick JGhn, Kenilwortih, Schwa be Laurence, Thurgarton, Tooley Herbert, Fairstead, Roebuck la
Epping New Toad King's avenue Tucker Joseph, 2 York vils.Queen's rd
Paget J. Moorabbin, Roe buck lane Scott Daniel Allan, Scotland house, Turner John, Amermeade,Queen's rd
Paintf'r Miss, Ennerdale, Stag lane Palmerston road UndeTwood Alfred, Challa, Queen's rd
Partridge Jas. Kent lo. Queen's road Scott Ernest, Queensbury, Higlh road Underwood George Henry, Deep-
Pasfield Mrs. I Palmerston cottages, SE>abroolie RobPrt Elliott, Brimfield, dene, Stag lane
Palmerston road High road Volckman Charles Ernest P. 4 Bra~
Peake Rev. Erm'"t Louis Ley (Wes- Sheldon Robt.. Devon villa,Queen's rd villas, Russell road
leyan), Merton, Palmerston road Shorter :Mrs. John, The Chestnuts, Wailer Willie Rowland J.P. Lugana.
Peartre-e Geo.Thos. Banavie,King's av High r0ad Powell road
Pelly Frederick Raymond, Frrn bank, Shorter Thos .•J ohn,Mardyke,High rd Walmsley Thomas Williams, Pyr·
Church road Sienesi Edwd. Hill rise, Roebuck lane lands, Princes road
Penney John Thomas, West dene, Silberrad Arth. P. Sunnycroft,High rd Walton Horace Edward, Forest view,
Princes road Simmons Chas. Oheriton, Queen's rd Epping New road ·
Phelp Jn.Wm. Redcot, Palmerston rd Smith Fredk. Danbury villa, Hills rd Ware Jas. The Laurels, High road
Phillips Frederick Sanders, Lismore, Smith Harold Minden, Ooomrith, WatersonMisses,Queen's villa,Queen'11
Palmerston rGad Russell road road
Phillips Mrs. The Cottage, Uussell rd Smith Horace, Rookfield, Russell rd Webb Miss, Clifford house,Queen's nJ
Pollard Frank, Sutherlanct house, Smith Mrs. Humphrey, 2 Clarence Webb Miss Mary A.nne, Westfield.
Palmerston road villas, Palmerston road Westbury lane
Powell George, Dalmeny, Victoria rd Smith Waiter. Roycroft, King's aven Wells Alfd. Geo. Lawnside, Hills rd
Powell The Misses, Hawo;;ted, High rd Snell Edward Arthnr M.B. Adeane Whitmore William, St. Helena villa,
Pratt Arthur Ernest,Hillview,High rd villa, Princes road Queen's road
Pratt Franpis Benjamin, Laburnum Snelling Alfd.2Victoria vils.Princes rd Whittingham Hemy Thomas, Kes-
house, Queen's roa:l Snelling Miss, 1 Victoria villas, wick, Luctons avenue
Pugh J n. H., B. A. W oodcroft, High l'd Princes road Wickelgren Mrs. Westgate,Queen's rd
Ramsay Sml. Oak ldg. Albert rd. sth Snow Jas. Waltham villa, Princes rd Wigg Mrs. M.A.The Nest,Queen's rcl
Raven ReY. Charles Olive B.A. 2 Southwood :Mrs. Val Plaisant, Russell Williams Herbert Leigh, Blythtt
For!'st villa•. Princes road road house, Luctons avenue
Ravmond Charle" Hall, 2 Brae villas, Stacy '\-Vm.King,Woodthorpe,High rd Williamson Arth. Holmsdale, Queen's
Russell road Starnes Geo. Talbot house, Queen's rd road ·
Read Ernest Arnold, The Mount, Stringer William Penn, Pinehurst, Wilmott Hy. The Cottage, Princes rd
Palmerston road Princes road Wilson Arthur Needham, Elcot, Rus-
Read Miss, Suffolk ho. Victoria road Summrrs Frank Leslie, Plucketts. sell road
Read Waiter John, Forest lodge. The Drive Wood Ohas.B. Fairlight,Palmerstonrd
Albert road south · · Summers Waiter K. King's lodge, Wood Herbert Henry Wrigdlt, Fern-
RicllaTdson Oliver Archer, Birnam, King's avenue holme, Palmerston rood
King's avenue Swinstead Eric Hubert, Ellesmere, Wood Miss, Ingledene, Westbury la
Richmond Mrs. A. F. 5 St. Kilda's Russell road Wood :Mrs.6St.Kilda's vib.Queen's rd
villas, Queen's road Tavener Herbert William, Brynmawr, Woods Fdk. Drayton villa, Princes rd
Robertson N. Douglas G. Crendahr, Stag lane Woodward Rev. Fre-derick WilHam
Russell road Taylor Marlin, The Cloug'h, Palmers- Morris D.D. The Rectory, High rd
Robinson William Henry, Ambleside, ton road Wooller Mrs. Stag lodge, Stag lane
Russell road Tee C. Wilfred, St. Keverne, Queen's Wright iWilliam Henry, Oakburn, Ep-
Rooke Ernest James, Atlantis, Roe- road ping New road
buck lane Teverson Alrey, Wvnfield, Russell rd Wynn Allan Herbt.Cobnor,Russell rd
Rundle William Ja". 2 Oak cottages, Teverson Geo. A. Roemont,Russell rd Wynn John, Hillcote, Epping New rd
'\Vt>>:thury lane Thain Frederick Bond, The Cottage, Youatt Gerald, Fieldwin, Roebuck la
High road
COMMERCIAL, Carter Horace, sign writer, Epping New road
Collier William Henry, draper, Queen's road
Early closing day, Wednesday. Oollins Charles Edward, harness maker, High road
A.braham John & Son, grocers, Queen's road Collins William, boot maker, Queen's road ·
Alderton James '\ViWam, gardener, Princes road Connolly Thomas, furniture dealer, Queen's road
Aldridge Charles Frederick, Prince of Wales P.H. Convalescent Home (Mrs. E. N. Buxton, treasurer et
Lower Queen's ro.ad sec.; Sister Winifred, matron & nurse), Knighton la
Alien Frank, coal agent, Ardath, Princes road Dabbs William.. 'l'homas, stationer, Queen's road
Ambrose & Son, auctioneers, house & estate agents & Davies Albert Edward, ironmonger, Queen's road
valuers to all general trades, Queen's road &; Victoria Day & Sons, coal merchants, Queen's road
road; head office, Lough ton Day Eliza (Mrs.), shop~eeper, Queen's road
Armsby Thomas, draper, Queen's road Dexter Henry, boot & shoe maker, Lower Queen's road
Ashley, Tee & Sons, solicitors, Warwick ho. Queen's Toad Dig by J. (Mrs.), nurse, 2 Princes ter. Princes road
Ayre Frederick Robert, shopkeeper, Princes road Dykes Charles Reginald M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
Banger John W. tailor, I Hillside villas, Queen's road physician, & medical officer of health to the Urban
Banks Thomas, grocer, Queen's road District Council, also certifying factory surgeon · k
Barham Harry, grocer, Queen's road medical officer to Post office, Glannsk, Queen's road
Barnes Jane (Miss), dress maker, St. John's cottage, Ellis & Co. boot dealers, Queen's road
Albert road north Ellis Joseph H. shopkeeper, High road
Beesley George, bee farmer, Palace gardens Ely WaltE>r, watch maker, Queen's road
Benewith J. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, AlfrPd road Farmer Ida (Miss), costumier, see Hutson May (Mrs.) &
Ben son Francis Bingley, The Reindeer P .H. F.q>pmg Farmer Id a (Miss) ·
New road Fenn Marian (Mrs.), laundry, Princes road
Bolland John, fruiterer & greengrocer, Queen's road Forest Hospital (Howard Wall, hon. sec.; C. Bennett
Bonsall James, butcher, Queen's road Wood, hon. treasurer; Sister Slater, matron; for
Buckhurst Hill Fire Engine Station (Harry William hon. medic'll officers see p. 8-t-). Roebuck lane
Knight, captain), Hig-h road French William & Charles, brick makers, Lower Queen'&
Buckhurst Hill Hall (Charles Miller. keeper).Queen's rd road & Epping New road
Bnckhnrst Hill Men's Clnb(C.W.Tee,hon.sec.),Queen's rd French Eliza (Mrs.), beer retailer, Alfred road
Bull John, chemist, Queen's road Gilmore Jonathan, beer retailer, Epping New road
Burgess :Mary (Mrs.), dining rooms, Epping New road Gilson Frederick, shopkeeper, Princes road ,
Butler l\Iary (Mrs.), nurse, Cuba cottage, Hills road Gingell Frederick, carman, Princes road
Byles Frederick, plnmbt>r, Alhert ro~d ~orth Girling J. & H. coal mers. Railway station, Queen's rdd
Cahill William Henry, l'olicitor. Ingleside, Russell roa4 Goldney John & Co. wine & spirit merchants,Queen's r
Carter Emily ~Ir~. ), confectioner, Epping New road Gould & Sons, corn merchants, Queen's road
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Gower John William, baker, Epping New road
A. proprietor of tea gardens, Epping New road
&r5en Harry, bill poster, Epping New road
Guy Henry & Co. gasfitters, Forest lodge, High road
Guy Henry, refreshment rooms, Forest lodge, High road
Hall Alfred Thomas, insur·ance supt. to Refuge Assur-
1 Oxley Frederick John M.B.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.:V.Lond.phy-
sician & surgeon, Kenilworth, Epping New l"Oad
Padfield Hamilton, farmer, Hill farm, High road
Paget J. collector to Buckhurst Hill Urban District
Council & assistant overseer & collector of King's
taxes, Warwick house, Queen's road I

ance Co. Limited, St. Elmo, Queen's road
Hall John, oil & color man, Queen's road
Hallett Henry James, carpenter, Queen's road
Jiarris Albert Edgar, stationer, Queen's road
Harris Annie (Mrs.), butcher, Queen's road
Parker George William, boot repairer, Princes road
P8J.·t Alexander Francis, Roebnck hotel, High road
Penfold Alired John, plumber, I Ember villas, Lower
Queen's road & Westbury lane
Phelp John William, printer, Queen's road • L

--Harrison .Arthur John, grocer, Queen's road Piper Thomas Charles, bricklayer, 11 Gladstone road
H&U!h Henry William, music warehouse, Queen's road Pople Frederick, sign writer, Princes road
Haycock Sarah Hannah (Mrs.), beer retailer, Queep'a rd Preventive Training Homes under the Rescue Society
Haylock Eloise (Miss), art needleworker, Queen's road for Girls (Charles Stewart Thorpe, see.), Astral house.
Heard Mary (Miss), dress maker, Burst cot. Queen's rd Russell road (Miss L. M. Phipps, matron) & Red
Heard Thomas W. builder, Queen's road house, High road (Miss Edith Donovan, matron)
Heath Ernest, builder, Albert road north Radley Frank & Son, sruitbs & farriers, Princes road l

Heath George, plumber, Gladstone road Radnor Kate (Mrs.), refreshment rooms,Epping New rd
Heath Joseph Templeton A.R.S.I. sanitary inspector to · Read Harry, dining rwms, Epping New road
Buckhurst Hill Urban District Council, Ruabon villa, Reed Beatrice (Miss), dress maker, Epping New road
Bil1s road Reid Edward, Railway tavern, Queen's road
:Heath Wm. T. decorator, 5 Caroline cots. Gladstone rd Rickett Ernest Edward, news agent, Queen's road
Heyllard Brothers, greengrocers, Queen's road Rose George, boot maker, Queen's road
Hibbitt Charles, shopkeeper, Lower Queen's road Sapsford Albert H. baker, Queen's road
Hickman Benjamin, boot maker, Queen's road Shuttle Geo. jobbing gardener, Luctons lo. High road
Hillery Alfred John, shopkeeper, High road Shuttlewood Sarah (Mrs.), fruiterer &; greengrocer,
Hinder Eliot, manager to London Joint Stock Bank Ltd. I Lower Queen's road
Queen's road 1 Siddow Frederick D. jobbing gardener, Bills roa.d
Horner _\.rthur Albert,Warren Wood P.B.Epping New rd Sidell A. M. (Mi'ls), costumier, see Hutchinson J. G. &..
Hulse John, watch maker, Queen's road Side11 A. M. (Misses)
Hutchinson J. G. & Sidell A. :\f. (~Ii:<!les), costumiers, I Smith Alfred Joshua, plumber, Queen's road
Fawn villas, Queen':; road Smith Alfred W. hair dresser, 8 Lower Queen':. road
Hutson May (J.'drs.) & Farmer Ida (Miss), costumiers, Smith Joseph, butcher, Lower Qut>en's :road
Longbridge, Victoria road Smith William, chimney cleaner, Albert road north
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited (George C. Sowden William George, butcher, Princes road
:Maynard, manager), Queen's road Street Will;am Thomas, chimney sweeper, King's place
Ireland .Alfred James, chemist. Queen's road Swinstead EricHubert,teacher of art,Ellesmere,Rnssell rdf
JefJord Thomas, marine store dealer, Alfred road Tavener Herbert William, builder, Epping New ruad
Johnson Alfred George,assistant insurance supt. 1 George Taylor Victoria (Miss), laundress, Princes road
villas, Princes road Taylor William, grocer, Epping New road
Jones William, plumber, 2 King's avenue Tee C. Wilfred, solicitor & insurance agent, St. Keverne-,
Judd Frederick Coulson, draper, Queen's road I Queen's road
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Ketts William, livery stables, High road Tee Thomas Jo!ffiph (firm, Ashley, Tee & Sons), solicitor
King William, tobacconist, Princes road & commissioner for oaths, & clerli to the Buckhurst
:Urby James, dairyman, Queen's road 1 Hill Urban District Oouncil & to Waltham Joint:
Kirsch Emily (Mrs.), tobacconist, _Queen's road 1
Hospital Board, Warwick house, Queen's road
Kitt&'idge Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist, Queen's road Terry Edward, jobbing gardener, Gladstone road
Langford Hy. refreshment. rms. The Cottage, Brook :rd Terry Thomas, insurance agent, Gladstone rQB.d
Lauder George William, dreper, Queen's road Thear Thomas, fruiterer, Queen's road
Lewis Charles, fishmonger, Queen's road I Tomblin Thomas B. boot maker, Princes road
Lookwood William Augustus, baker, Albert road south Tooley Berbert F.R.I.B.A. architect, & surveyor to the-
a; Queen's road 'I Buckhurst Hill Urban District Council, Council offices
London Joint Stock Bank Limited (Buckhurst Hill sub- 1 Queen's road
branch) (Eliot Hinder, manager), Queen's road; open Underwood John & Sons, sculptors, Queen's road
u to 3; sat. 10 to 12; draw on head· office, 5 Princes Vaile George, builder, .A.lbert road north
street, London E C ·· Voysey A.lbert Henry, caterer, Princes road
Karshall Otley, professor of music, Ezel, Russell road I1 Voysey Frederick .A. baker, Queen's road
Kayo John, confectioner, Epping New road , Wallace Ernest, grocer, Lower Queen's road
lletson Leonard, outfitter, Queen's road I Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Coote & 'Warren
Killer Bertram Travis, cycle manufctr. Epping New rd Limited), coal merchants, Queen's road
Killer Charles, boot maker, Gladstone road Waterman Robert, furniture dealer, Queen's road
Minter Waiter Richard, assistant insurance supt. 2 Waterson Henry George, solicitor & commissioner for
Fern villas, Westbury lane 11aths, Queen's villa, Queen's road
lloore Percy William M.B. physician & surgeon, West , Watkins Edward, hardware dealer, Queen's road
lodge, Palmerston road , Webster Alfred, hair dresser, Queen's road
Morris Mark, Ye Bald Faced Stag P.H. High road Wells Charles, builder, Princes road
Morris Reginald, Three Colts P .H, Princes road 1
Wilson Samuel, grocer, Queen's :road
Moss William Henry &; Sons, dairymen, Queen's road Wood .Alfred B. refreshment contractor, Rigg's retreat,
Moss George, shoeing smith, Queen's road & High road Brook road
Norman George M.B., B.S.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng., Wood Charles "\'Yilliam, builder, Queen's road ·
L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, & medical officer Buckhurst Wood Ernest, plumber, Princes road
Hill district, Epping union, Brendon, Palmerston rd • W{loding J ane (Mrs.), grocer, Queen's road
.Nntt Wm. Waiter, shopkeeper, Lower Queen's road 1
\Vright James, ironmonger, Queen's road
-o~borne Alfred, watch maker, Queen's road , Yeoell J.& Sons.oil. warehousemen,&post office,Queen's rd
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· Yorston Thomas James, fruiterer, King's place
BULMER is a Yillage and pari.,h, part of it (Bulmer . ter: the stained east window is a memorial to Mrs
Tye) extending to the road from Halstead to Sudbury; 1 Raymond: the chancel retains sedilia and a pi11cina,
it i" 2 miles south-we;;t from Sudbury >:tation on the Stour I both in good preservation, and a portion of the roort
Yalley branch of the Great Eastern railway and the wharfs 1
stairs remain: in r8gi the church was re-roofed anrl
on the Stour, and 6 north from Halstead, in the ~orth- · restored, at a total cost of about £goo, and has 410 sit-
ern divisioo1 of the county, Hinckford hundred, North tings. The register dates from the year I559· '!'he
Binckford petty sessional division, Sudbury union and I living is a vicarage, consolidated with that of Belchamp
•ounty cuurt district, and in the rural deanery of Bel- , Waiter, net yearly value £28o, with 2 acres of glebe, in ,
Clbamp, arcbdeaconry of Colchester and Chelm"ford I the gift of Mrs. Raymond, and held since I899 by the
diocese. The church of St. Andrew is an edifice of I Rev . .Arthur Pidgeon Pannell M.A. of St. John's Oollege.
11tone in the Early English and Perpendicular styles, Oxford. Here is a Congregational chapel, erected in
eonsisting of chancel. nave, north aisle, south porch , 1874· Auberies, the seat of Lieut.-Col. Waiter St.
and an embattled western tower containing 4 bells, two i George Burke J.P. is a mansion, in a park of about 150
J>ecast in 1904 ~ the pulpit is Jacobean: the chancel was 1 acres. The trustees of the late George Coote esq. a.re
restored in r88", all the masonrY' Qf the windows re- lords of the manor of Smeetham Hall, and Henry
ae-wed and filled with tracery of Early English charac Hamilton Clarke esq. J.P. lord of the manor of Golding-
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ham Hall; Earl Howe G.O.V.O. and Lieut.-Col. Waiter sunday dtJlivery or dispatch. The nearest money
St. George :Burke J.P. are the principal landowners. order office is at Ballingdon, 2 miles distant
The soil is sandy loam and. clay ; subsoil, clay and Post Office, Bulmer Tye. Mrs. Elizh. Eldred, su~ost­
chalk. 4The chief crops are wheat, beans and barley. mistress. Letters through Sudbury delivered at i
'the area. is 2,797 acres of land and 4 of water ; rateable & 11.15 a.m. Letter Box cleared week da~a at 7·4S I;
value, £2,714; the population in zgn was 661 in the n.15 a.m. & 6 p.m.; no sunday delivery. ~
civil ~and 1,052 in the ecclesiastical parish, which in- nearest money order office is at Ballingdon, tl ~
cludes part of :Belchamp W:Mter. I distant, & telegraph office at Bulmer ;
1 Parish Clerk," Arthur DeaL
Post &; T. Office. Alfred Hayes, sub-postmasti@r. Let- Non-Provided Schools (mixed), erected in 1873, for 140
tere through Sn~bury (Suffolk), arrive at 7.15 a.m. I children; average attendance, 76; Miss Margare~ An.
&:; 12.10 p.m.; dispatched at 12.55 & 5.20 p.m.; no :Y:ay, mistress
., . PIDVATE :RESIDENTS. Brooks Frederick, farm bailiff to English John, baker, :Bulmer Tye
Burke Lieut.-Col. Waiter St. George Laurence Hyde Parker esq. Smeet- Foster George, Fox inn, Bulmer Tye
· J.P. Auberies ham Hall farm Gardiner Douglas George, farmer,
Burker Miss, Bulmer lodge · Bush Ebenezer, farm bailiff to Henry Jank.yns, Bulmer Tye
Olatile Henry Hamilton J.P. Golding- Hamilton Clarke esq. Goldingham Hicks Francis, gardener to Lt.-Ool.
, ha~ hall ~ Hall farm W alter St. George Burke J .I>
Harbord Philip J.P.(Norfolk), Bulmer Chinnery Philip,gardnr.to Miss Burke IIills Ernest Olarke.- assistant onvnec ...~
house, Bnlmer Tye Clover Harry Denis & Sydney, millers seer, collector of taxes & sohool
Pannell Rev. Arthur Pidgeon M.A. (wind) attendance officer
(vicar), Vicarage . Coe Jo~eph, threshing machine propr Howard Wm. trap propr. Halatead N
Parker LaurenceHyde,Smeetham hall Cooper Robert, baker & beer retailer Hunt GMrge, gamekeeper to Lt.-Oi.
Corder Albert, wheelwright Waiter St. George Burke J.P · ·
, • CO"IDIEROIAL. Courtnall Wm. Spencer, fanner, Joslin William, painter, Batt hall
Barker Benjamin, gardener to Philip Grigg.s farm Norfolk James, farm bailiff to Lienl-
Harbord esq. Stone cot.Bulmer Tye Dixey Harry, pig dealer, Bulmer Tye Col. Waiter St. George Burke I.P.
Brighton Tom, registrar of births &:; Dodd Charles H. Blackbirds P.H Armsey farm
deatohs, Bnlmer anb-district -&; re- Eldred Elizabeth (Mrs.), blacksmith, Payne Hy .frmr.Clapps fm.Bulmer 'tyi'
:;lieving officer for No. I district, & post office, Bulmer Tye Yince Joseph Georg(', farmer, Black
Sud·bury union English George Willia.m, brick & tile House farm
maker, Hole farm ·
BUL:PHAN (the "Bull-Fen") is a growing village and Thnmas Mills M.A. also rector here, d. 26 Oct. 1856,
parish, 3 miles south from East llorndon station on the and Mary his wife, and a lych-gate was erected in 1893:
Midland railway, London, Tilbury and Southend sec- in 1900 an organ .chamber was built and a new orgaa
tion, zo south-east from Romford, 6 south from Brent- j 'provided, at a cost ·of ;{.2oo, defrayed by Mr. L. W.
•~¥Jd, .and 21 from London, in the South Eastern Littlehales : the church affords ISo sittings. The te-
division of the county, Barstable hundred, Orsett union ' gister dates from the year 1723. The living is a rl!c-
and petty sessional division, Grays county court dis- tory, net yearly value ;{.209, including IS acres of glek.
trict, and in the rural deanery of Orsett and Grays, with residence, in the gift of the Rev. Walter Gonp
archdeaconry of Essex ~d diocese of Chelmsford. The Littlehales M.A. of Muswell Hill, Highgate N. and held
church of St. Mary is a small building of stone in the since 1903 ·by the Rev. Theodore Alphonse Teitelbanm
Perpendicular style, erected dur~ng the first half of Here are an Undenominational and an Evangelical Pree
tlle 14th century and consisting of chancel, nave, south Church iron mission rooms. The- trustees of the lat.&
porch and a timbered belfry, pyramidally capped, on William Comyns Clifton esq. of Romford are lords af
the western gable, now containing 5 tubular bells, hung the manor. Arlhur Percy Mee esq. is the principal
in 1891, at a cost of £90, and an old bell used for landowner. The soil is clayey and marl; subsoil, clay.
t-olling, and ·a clock erected in 1897 to commemorate The chif'f crops are wheat, beans and clo\·er. The a-rea
the Diamond Jubilee of her late Majesty Queen Vie- ii! 1,712 acres of land and 1 of. water; rateable value,
toria: the stained east window, erected in 1866, is a 1 £1,975; the population in I9II was 447·
memorial to Mark Gotts, and there are two side lights, j Sexton, Samuel Graves.
given by L. W. Littlehales esq. in memory of his wife: Post Office. Miss Jane Welch, sub-postmistress. Let-
on the south side of the chancel is a memorial window i ters through Romford delivered at 6.50 & u.5o ~.m,;.
to Harry Lancelot Littlehales, d. 1885, and on the dispatched at B-5.0 a.m. &:; 1.30 & 5.40 p.m. ; sunday,
south of the nave one to &trah Gotts, d. 1874: there I delivery, 6.50 a.m.; dispatched u.4o a.m. The neacM
is also a window erected by women bearing the name ' money order & telegraph office is at Orsett
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Mary: the original chancel screen of oak is in perfect Wall Letter Boxes.-Near the Rectory, cleared at 1.35
preservation, and has a central arched opening, flanked i & 5.40 p.m.; sunday, 11.35 a.m.; Fen, cleared at
on either side by two compartments, each formed of a l 1.40 & s.so p.m.; sunday, II.So a.m.; & near Wick
pointed arch, divided by a slender mullion, the heads , house, cleared at 1.20 & 5.30 p.m.; sunday, 11.35 a.a
being filled with pierced tracery: there are memorials i Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1852, for 78
tll the Rev. Thomas Wilkinson, rector from 1805, d. ! children; average attenda11ce, 5-t; Miss Margaret
24 April, 1828, his wife and daughter, and to the Rev. l Ainger, mistress
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~IVATE RESIDENTS. Taylor Henry, Orchard house 1Miller Arthur. nur<;eryman
Teitelbaum Rev. Theodore Alphonse PinkPrton James M. nurseryman ~
Francis Nathau, Violet villa (rect<>r). Rectory . · seedsman, Barrows nurseries
Hacker Richard, Fairlawn \ranneck Waiter, Sunnyside Pyman Joseph, horse slau~hterer
Hardy Thomas, Elm cottage COMMERCIAL. St. John's Preparatory School (Re9'.
lones Jesse, Lyndhurst . Berchten Edward Charle~, poultry T. A. Teitelbaum. master)
Jones Thomas, The Laurels farmer, Fair Natal . Squier Charles Mayhew & John W.
:Mann Henry, Hall farm Cooper William, builder farmers, Garlister's farm
Mee Arthur Percy, Wick house Gotts Jesse & Son, ftmrs, Slough ho Squier Westwood Charles, farm mait-
.Mee Miss E. A. Manorcot Harris JosPph, ·blacksmith, The Croft ager to Mr. H. Cole, Stone hall
Mee Mn. Wick place Hawkes William, shopkeeper Thomas "William. monumental tnasoa
Meredith William John, Abbotsford Hollowbread George, Harrow inn Welch Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, A;
Pettifor William Minton, Ingleside Jarman Joseph, cycle agent post office
Bead·Andrews Mrs. Hullstcote Jarvis Marie (Mrs.), grocer Wells Victor, farmer, l\Iartin's fatm
Stowell Arthur, Glenmore Mee Arthur Percy, farmer. Wick IWent Josiah. baker
+ · House & Hatch farms , Woollings Charles, iarmer.The Down~
:BURES HA MLBT is a suburb of and in the parish of Grim\wod. :\laltin~r and brick making are carried
Bores St. Mary, Suffolk, from which it is separated by on herP. The inhabitants att<>nd the church of
the navigable river Stour, on the road from Sudbury to Bures St. Mary, Suffolk. Mrs. Reginald D. Hill, of
Colchester, with a station on the Great Eastern railway, Holfield Grange, Coggeshall, who is lady of the manor,
si miles south from Sudbury, 8 north-east from Hal- and William Garrad esq. are the principal landowners
stead and 53f from London, in the Northern division of The soil is a rich loam and clay; subsoil. clay and'
the county, Hinckford hundred, South Hinckford petty gravel. The chief crop8 aT'e wheat, barley and turnips
sessional division (Halstead bench), Sudbury union and The area of the civil parish of Bores Hamlet, which i8
county court district, and in the rural deanery and wholly situate in the administrative county of Essex, •
a:r.chdeaconry of ·Sudbury and diocese of St. Ed- 1,8g8 acres of land and 8 of water; rateable valat-,
nmndsbury and Ipswich. The villagE' is lighted £2.675 ; the populJtion in 19II was 40.3.
l\"i1_h ga~ from works the property of Mr. C. G.
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By Loc!ll Gonmment Board Order 16.461, March 25, Wall Letter Box, Railway station, cleared at Io a.m. Ji
188.;, Polsteadil Farm, Fish Pits and Rye FenA were trans· 3 & 7·45 p.m .u. • ,
ferred from Lamarsh to Bures Hamlet, and by Order Wall Lettet Box, Brook house, cleared at 8.30 a.tn. &I
z6,463, March 24• 1884- the Thatchers' Arms &c. and 2.30 k 8.40 p.m. ; sundays, 8.40 p.m
some houses in HPards road were added from .Bures The children of this parish attend the school at Bures
Hamlet to Mount; Bures in Lexden union. , St. Mary, Suffolk
Post, M. 0., T. &:; Telephonic Express Delivery Office at Railway Station, Charles Alberi Wadley, station mastet'
Bnres St. Mary, Snfiolk.-Mrs. Elizabeth Stead, post- Fire Engine Station, adjoining the Gas Works
mistrells (letters should have Bures, Suffolk added). Carriers to Colchester. James Shead, tues. thurs. &
Letter& delivered at 7 a.m. 12 noon & 6.35 p.m. ; sat. 9.30 a.tn. & to Sndbury on mon. 12.30 p.m. ;
.sundays, 7 a.m.; dispatched at 10.15 a.m .. & 3·5 & H. C. Chambers, 11at. I t a ..m. & to Sudbury, thti.M.
. a.~s p.m. j snndays, 8.25 p.m 2 p.m ' .
PBIVATB RESIDJ:NTS. 1 Cant Geo. Wm. frmr. Ravensfield frm Eight Bells Hotel (Messrs. Cousins~
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Oant ,Harry Cousins, fmlr.Ferriers fm !
prdprietors) ; posting in all it8
Abbott ¥ra. Rose cottage Church William A. seed gro-wer & branches ; also moto:r cars for hire
D~y Mrs. SecrPtariea merchant. T A "Church, Bures '' Ga.rrad John, rnaltster, see Dross A;
Dixey Mrs. Holly cottage 1Clar.tJ.pion Harry, insurance agent uartad
Dnpo~t Mrs. Stonr bank . G1arke Thomas (Mrs.), pleasul'f' boat Garrad W.illiatn, farmer & landowner,
Bawkms Elyot Sydney. The Wh1te ho I proprietress I Rr(}ok house
Stephenson Mrs. Ferndale Cross &; Gar'l'ad, maltstert~ I Hnme William, frmr. Parsotutge far•
Dassie Marquis, farmer, Morning Newman & Son, leather cutters
, OOMllERctAL. Dawn £arm . Newman Henry William, g-rocer
Barket Waiter Samuel, baker Dea~es Charles, buildet Page George, fatmer, Hill fa.rm l'fi
Baxter Frederick William, Swan P.H Dessent Edwa-rd, s-hopkeeper Secretaries farm
Brand Edmun«J, butcher Doe Charles Joseph, farmer, Lower Jlettitt Alan, farmer, Baker's hall
Burea Gas Works (Charles George Jennya farm Podd Bernatd Benton,frmr.-Peyton hall
Griimtood, proprietor) Doe Geo. farmer, Upper Jennys farm Shead .Tames, ~arrier
Dupont Philip, coal merohant Webber Henry Fras. grocer & draper
• Wi:ffin Ralph, farmer, Polsteads f3rnll
::BUBNHA::M-ON-CROUCH is a small town and been converted into a drill hall for the Territorials. '
parish, with a station on the Southminster branch of the The rive:r Crouch ~nd its tributaty, the Roach, are
Great Eastern railway, 43 miles from London, 19 south- famous for oyster beds, and the oyster companies at
east from Chelmsford, 9 north-east from Southend, and 12 Whitstable are supplied with brood from these grounds;
;1()Uth-eaat from Maldon, in the South Eastern division of the rivets here, owing to the geological nature of th.m-
the county, Dengie hundred and petty se~sional division, beds and the equable temperature maintained by their
Maldon union and county eourt district, and in the rnral sheltered position, are pecnliatly .suited to the growtla.
d~nery of Dengie, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of of the oyster. There are seYeral oyster merchants iD.
Chelmsford. Burnham is on the banks of the river the town, and many men a:te employed in the trade;
Crouch, which here is about three-quarters of a mile in as well as in catching herrings and other fish ; a good
width, has water enough for large ships and is navig- business is also carried on in boat and yacht building.
able for 10 miles above the town for vessels of 300 tons. sail making and in corn and coal. Several ships fron1
The river is crossed by means of ferry boats. The town so to 200 tons are employed here; there is a coast
is lighted with gas by a company and supplied with guard station and a convenient quay. Major Sir Hetll'y
water pumped from a. well into a water tower, erected Paulet St. John-Mildmay hart. of Dogmersfield Park.
1887, near the church, and the property of the Urban Winchfield, Rants, who is lord of the manor, Williant
District Council. In 1902 a new artesian well was snnk H. Page esq. and Ernest J. Gale esq. are the principal
over 400 feet deep. landowners. The soil in •the higher part of .the pari$ll
Burnham is governed by an Urban District Council is a light loam; snbsoil, gravel; the marshes are of
of nine members, formed April I, 18gB, under thP a clayey na.tnre artd are fine grazing land ; the arable
provisions of the "Local Government Act, 1894 " (56 land is in a high state of cultivation, and is, gener"Uy
and 57 Vict. eh. 73). The church of St. Mary, situated spPaking, most productive; th~ crops are wheat. barley,
about t mile north of the town, is a bui1ding of stonP oats, beans, peas, turnips, mangold wurtzel. and frnib
and flint in the Late Perpendicular style, consisting and cucumbers are grown for the London market.
of nave of six bays with clerestory, aisles, north and The area of the pa.ri11h and Urban District is. 4,515
south porches and an embattled western tower contain- acres of land, 2 of inland and 723 'of tidal water and.
ing 6 bells. the first and second dated 1673 ; the old bells 336 of foreshore; rateable valne, £ 13,J4I ; the popu ·
were recaRt in 19II and a sixth added in memory of lation in I9II was 3,1go.
Mrs. Sarah Elphick : the lower part of the tower being OSTEND, a harlllet of this parish, is a cluster of
used as a vestry: the tower was once the loftiest in this houses, 1! miles north-west from the town. on th~
part of the country, and formed a beacon for vessels Althorne rood.
at sea, but having been blown down many years ago it
was rebuilt at a lower elevation: there is an ancient font Parish Clerk, Joseph Cook, Ne-w road.
in the Early Norman style, and a. mural tablet of marble Post, M. 0._, T. & .Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
to the family of Middleton, 168o: the building was Station road (letters should have Essex added} .-Mrs.
restored and reseated with open seats in 1874; and· in Grace Lawrence, postmistress. l..ondon & other letteni
the same year a stained east window was erected by the arrive at 7 & u.to a.m. & 7.10 p.m.; dispatched at 8
late W. Auger esq. in memory of his parents, and there 1 & 1I.IO a.m. k 1.55, 5.50 & 7·45 p.tn.; sundays, arriv411
are five other memorial windows: in 1877 the chancel 1 at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 5.50 p.ro. Parcel post dis··
and sacrarium were restored and a stone pulpit, lectern patch, II.Io a.m. & 5.50 p.m. & delivered u.go a.m
and reading desk provided as a tribute of respect Wall & Pillar tetter Boxes.-Ostend, cleared ai 8.45
to the memory of W. Anger esq. : the church has a.m. & 6 p.m. i sundays, 8.45 a.m. ; High street,
550 sittings: the churchyard was enlarged in 1867, cleared at 7 ..r;r; ;& 10.45 a.m. & 1.40 & 6.40 p.n:l.. w~
the new portion being surrounded by a wall. The days; snndays, 5. 45 p.m.; New Town, cle!l.red. at
register dates from the ye:~.r 1559. The living is a 7 .40 & 10 •4 .r; a.m. k 1.15 & 6.35 p.m.; sunda.ys, 5.30
vicarage, net yearly value {.297, with residence, in the p.m.; Devonshire road, cleared at 10.50 a.m. (Jnne
gift of J. H. Watson esq. and held since 1913 by the to Sep~. 9 . 1 5 a.m.) & ~. 30 & 6.35 p.m,; sundays, 5.40
Rev. J(}hn Francis Tanfield M.A. of Christ's College, p.m. ; near Chntch, cl€'a.red 9·I5 a.m. & 6.30 pm.;
Cambridge. The Catholi~ chnrch of St. Cuthbert, sundays, 5 . 3o p.m
erected in 1gn, has about 100 sittings. There is a
Congregational chapel, bnilt in 1862, with zoo sittings, URBA:K DISTRICT COUNCIL.
a Baptist chapel, erected at a cost of £3,000, and MPI'!tings ~Id at the Council Office, High :~treet, th.~
opened in 1904, with sittings for 300 persons, Catholic last tuesday in each month at 1 p.m.
Apostolic and Primitive Methodist chapels, Salvation
Army barracks, and a Worki.b:r ·Men's Institute. The Members.
Cemetery, of 2l acres in extent, with mortuary chapel, Cha.irman, Edward Read J.P.
is on the Sonthminster road, and is nnder the control Vice-Chairman, Paul Malone Booth.
of the Urban District Council. A tower, with lln Retire in April Retire in Ap&:il
illuminated clock 0 was erected as an addititm to the Edward Head ............ 1915 Charles James Steward Igi6
school in High street in 1877. in memory of Laban Robert J. Suter ......... 1915 Pan] Malone Booth ...... 1917
Sweating esq. at a cost of .£330. The Public Hall, Job Henry 8metburst 1915 Charles Edwa.rd MaTSh 1917
erected in 1887, is a. spacious edifice· of brick and stone, Joseph Henry Jackson 1916 Robert John Newman
and will ~at 300 persons. The old Baptist cl;a.apel has Robert Leslie •••..... , ... 1916 Nicho)s .................. 1917
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'Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Burnham District,
,1· · • Officers. •
Clerk, Ebenezer Dilliway, High atreet Maldon Union, Thomas Dawe White L.S.A.. King~,
Treasurer, Christ.opher W. Parker esq. J.P. Faulkbourne High street
hall, Witham · Station Officer of Coast Guard, Fredk. Aubrey MitcheU,
}iedical Officer of Health, Thomas Dawe White L.S . .1. Silver road
Kings, High street Town Crier, William Sweating, Queen's road
Surveyor, Joseph Cook, New road lJouncil School, ·erected at a cost of about £2,000, Gn a
Sanitary Inspector, Charles W eedon, Mildmay road site of 2~ acres, in Devonshire Toad, opened Aug. 15,
Collector, Joseph Cook, New road r8g8; enlarged in rgor, for 300 boys & girls & 200
infants; average attendance, 270 boys & girls & no
Shipwrecked Fishermen,_. & Mariners' Royal Benevolent infants; Joseph Henry Jackson, master; Miss S.' ..l.
Society; S. B. Sadler J:P. hair. representative, Quay Chambers, infants' mistress
PUBLIC OFFIOERS. Endowed School, High street, built iq.. 1863 &:; improved
Collector of Land & Income Tax, William Thoma~ in r875, 1878 & xgoo, for 283 children; average attend.
Ambrose, Crouch road ance, 220; the income from the charity amounts to
Deputy Receiver of Wreck,Fdk.Aubrey Mitchell,Silver rd £174 yearly; Leqn James Belcher, master
Deputy Registrar of Births & Deaths 1 for Southminster Police Station, Samuel Dale, sergeant, Station road
·Sub-District, James Watt, High street . Railway Station, Wm. Churchill Potter, station master
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COMMERCIAL. Burnham Yacht Building Co. Malt..

' PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
.A.ldridge Edgar Wm. Coronation road
Auger Mrs. John, Lambourne, Wes-
tern road
Auger Mrs. Wm. The Lawn, High st
Becher Harry, Strathmore, Crouch rd
Booth Christopher Chamley, C~:ouch
haven, Western road
Booth James Wilfred, The Limes,
Crouch road
Browne Miss Barton, Crouch road ... _
Bullock Mrs. Holly ho. Church road
Bnrton Rev. Harold (Catholic), St.
Cuthbert's
Carter Archibald, Church road
Carter Arthur, Mildmay road
Cm-ter Miss, Crouch :road . to. Mal don, open. tues. & thurs. 1 J. Chinnock Charles, New Welcome
Carter William, High street
Chambers Miss, Essex road
Olarke William Mansfield, The Moor-
ings, Essex road · ·
Cosgrove Bernard, Church road ·
Cro:xon Abraham Bowerman J.P. The
·Limes ' Beaumont & Bright, solicitors, High Cole Joseph AI:thur, confr. High st
Dilliway Ebenezer, The Red ·house,
Station road
Dilliway Frank Reginald, Mildmay rd
Feast Mrs. Ivy cottage, Western road
'Gadsdon George Hunsdon,' Eeypt cot-
• tage, Station road
Gooding Rev. Charles · Denham
·(Baptist), Western viis. Western rd
Gl'Oqmbridge Mrs. Mildmay road ·
Hopperlon Harry Edward, Pinners
1Farm. ~ouse, Ostend
Hohobin Thomas, Maldon road
Jackson Joseph Henry, Mildmay road
Jones Chester J.P. Maplins,Church rd
Jordan Geo. Hy. St. Osyth,Church rd
Knight ReginaldP.Mayfield,Crouch rd
Konody Otto, Mildmay road
Lander Harold Dl'ew B...l. The.
Billets, High street·
Leslie Robert, Hollyrood. Ostend
Lloyd Robert, Wymans, Hi!:th street
Marsh Charles Edward. Mildmav rd
Newman Chas. T, Bucklands, High st
Nioholls 1\lrs. New road
P!~cher Frdk . .Bedford, The Chase cot
Prior Mrs. West ~ouse, High street
Richmond Misses, Shaw house, Quay
Ridsdale Herbert Wheatley, Hill
house, Station road
Sadler Samuel Bockin J.P. Solent
villa, Crouch road · ·
Sharpe Mrs. Rose. Assaye, Ostend
Stnith Frank Hallier, Old ho. Q;:tend
Smith Harrison, Crou'ch road
Smith Mrs. Mildmay road
Spmgeon John, Mildmay road
Steward Charles James, Church road
Tanfield Rev. John Frederick M.A.
(vicar), ·The Vicarage
'fayl{)r J oseph William, The Hut
Thomas Miss, Zetland,' Essex road
Turnell Joseph Mark, Holliwell house
White 'rhomas Dawe, Kings, High st,
Whiting Henry, Laura Deene, Ostend
Will!{)n James, Ivy cottage, Quay
Wood.houPe Jf'ranci!l B . .A • (Gordon Ambrose, sec.), Station rd Harvey Bros. boat owners,High stree'
Wooster Fredk. The Barn, Church rd
. (Joseph Cook, hon. sec.), High st
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, in.,a yard
Early closing day, Wednesday .
Burnham Yacht Club Limited (S.
~dams George, fried fish dealer, :Ely, hon. sec.), Quay
Devonshire road Burt Richard, shopkeepet',l(ilian l'oad
Alexander Thomas, farmer, Ostend Camping Arthur, painter, Silver road
Ambrose Arth. Jn. basket ma.High st Camping Clara (Mrs.), Victoria P.IL
Ambro11e Gordon M. motor acces- High street
sories, Station road Camping Jn.market grdnr.Crouch rd
Ambrose William Thomas, collector Carter Wm. & Son, grocers, High at
of land &; income tax, &; school Carter Waiter, butcher, Station road
attendance officer Carter Waiter, farm bailiff to A. W.
Bacon George F. plumber-, Station rd Croxon esq. Coleward farm
Bacon John, a.erated water manufac- Carter William Archibald, sail makel\
tnrer, Riverside road see Cranfield & Carter
Ballarati Ernest, confectioner, Quay Cemetery (T. Parchment, sexton)
Barclay &; Company Ltd. (sub-branch Challis Fredk. confectioner, High et
. to 3 &; sat. g.3o to 12.30) (Herbert Sailor P.H. Station road
C, ·Green, manager), High street; Clark Francis, farmer, Romans farm
draw on head office, 54 Lombard Clark Richard (Mrs.), aparts. New rd
street, Lond·on E C Clarke "\Villiam Hy. draper, Station rd
Barker Wm. photographer,Queen's rd Cole Arthur (Mrs.), dining rooms,
Batchelor Ermist Hy. dairymn.High st High street
st. (at_tend tues. n a.m. to 2 p.m) Collis James, shopkeeper, Crouch road
Bell Alfred William, tailor, High st Cook Harriet (Mi!!s),fancy xepository.
Blaxall Frdk.Hy.pork btchr.Station rd High street
Booth &; Brookes Limited, iron- Cook Jo!!eph, hon. sec. of Working
founders, Mildmay iron worl•s Men's Institute & surveyor & col-
Braham Alfred, house decorator, see lector of rates to the Urban Die-
Trussell & Braham trict Council &; parish clerk,New rd
Bridge Samuel, jobmaster, Lilian rd Cooke & Co. coal mers. Station road
Brown George, yacht outfitter, see Cooke Henry James, carting agent to
Tucker. Brown &; Co G. E. R. Mildmay mad
Bruley Susan (Mrs.), Oyster Smack Cooper Wm.Jn.boot ma.Providence
P.H. Station road . Cr:mfield & Cart!O'r, sail makers,
s'
Bryon Herbert John, confection!O'r. River side
·Devonshire· road _ Crick & Freeman, solicitors, High st.
BuU·Robert Taylor, saddler & harn!O'ss (attend tues. n a.m. to r p.m~
maker, High street · Crouch Yacht Club (Frank Reeves,
Bunting- ClarkP Williarn & Albert, hon. sec.), Coronation road
butchers, Station road Cro:xon Abraham Bowerman, farmer
Burnham Branch of the National Croxon Arthur William, farmer, Wick
League of Young- Liberals (William Degenhardt Waiter, draper, High s-t
Clarke, hon. sec.), High street Dilliway & Co printers, Providence at
Bnrnh~m-on-Crouch Cl)nservative &; Dilliway Ebenezer, clerk to Urban
Unionist As.sociation (Leon Jame~ District Council, High street
Belc.her, hon. sec.), School . house, IDilliway Nathaniel, baker, High st
High street . Dolby & Morris, tailors~ Station Toad
Bnrnham-on-Crouch Constitutional Emmans Fred, farm baillff to J . .1.
Club (Harrison C._ Smith, hon. Brown esq. Westwick ' ·
sec.), Crouch road . · ' Esse-x Provident Societ.y (Wm. Barker,
Buinham Cricket Club (John G.' collector) ..
A.u~er, captain), Western road Fennall Hy. piano tuner, .Station rd,
Burnham-on-Cr<1uch &; Dengie Hun- Finch William, builder, Lilian road
drP.d Advertiser (Dilliway & Co. Flick Henrv, blacksmith, Marsh road
printers . &. publishers; published/ Freeman Lizzie (Mrs.), nurse,Dalgaon
sat.), Providence street Gale Ern est J ., F. A. I. auctioneer,
Burnhmn Eng-ineering Co. River;:ide High ~treet; & at BradweU-on-Sea,
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Burnham Gas ·Co. Ltd. (E. Dilliway. Southminster
!:f"C.; T. Thrmpson, manager) .. Gibbons Wm. Hy. confctnr.Station rd
Westl'rn road Gould George, builder &; contractor,
Burnham Law11 .Tennis Club (Paul M. painter &; decorator; general l'e-.
Booth, hon. sec.), High strel't pairs; estimates given, Station rd
Burnham Liberal Club (Wm. Clarh. GreenAlbt.Edwd.watch ma.Station rd
hon. sec.). High street Handley Frederick John, Ship P.B.
Burnham Operatic &lciety (C. H. High street .
KuhnPr, hon. sec.), Mill cottage Harris Joseph Alien, blacksmith,
Burnham Ramblers' Football Club High street
Burnham Working Men's Institute HaTVey Fredk. Chas. bldr. Queen's td
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Jlarvey ,John (Mrs.}, apartments,
Essex road
Havers Thomas, builder, Albert road
&:; Queen's road
Hawes William, boat owner, see
W oollard & Hawes
Hawkes John J. & Sons, boot & shoe
makers, High street
Bawkes Jubal, boat owner, Quay
Hawkes Mark (Mrs. ),shopkpr.High st
Hawkins Alfred, corn dealer, High st
Hawkins Frederick George, coal mer-
chant, High street
Hills George, farmer,· East wick
Hills George, jun. farm bailiff to
Douglas B. Smith esq.Redward fnn
Dines Wm. J. engnr. see King&; Hines
Bopgood .Arth.coal mer.Devonshire rd
Borrobin Wm. frm.r.Cherrygarden fm
Hudson Frank, Anchor inn, Quay
Hvmas John, confectnr.Devonsbire rd
hiternational Tea Co.'s Stores Ltd.
. grocers, Station road
Jackson Emily (Miss), fancy rt>po~Ji-
tocy, Station road
Jenkim: George, grocer, High street
1ones Jas. Wait. builder, Mildmay rd
Jones Vera (Miss),prep::uatory school,
Western road
King & Hines, engineers, High street
King J. & Co. boat builders, Quay
King Wm.&Sons,shipwrigbts,Riversde
Lander Harold Drew B..·L, M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &
surgeon, The Billets, Hi.g-b street
Large Samuel Sheppard, grocer,
Station road
Lawrence Grace (Mrs.), stationer, &
postmistress, Station road
Laws, Youl & Co. yacht brokers,
High street
Lewsley Joseph, greengrocer, High st
Lloyd Robert M.R.C.S.Eng-., L.R.C.P.
Lond.physician & surgeon, Wymans,
High street
Lowe & Tansley, printers & stationers,
Station road
Lowe James Lewis, greengrcr.High st
Lunn Kate (Miss), apartments,, Mild-
may road
Maurice Holiday Home (Rev. Robert
RobsrtsQn Hvde
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.A.KC.L. sec. ; T .
Walton, housekeeper), Belvedere t·d
Mellard John, hair dresser, Hig-h st
Mid worth Artb. tobacconist, Station rd
Mison William, farm bailiff to E. J.
Gale esq. Hollywell farm
Mitcbell Frederick Aubrey, station
officer of coast guard &; deputy r&-
ceiver of wreck, Silver road
Mizzen Sarab (Mrs.), apartments.·
Mildmay road
Murrell Danzie Edward, shoe maker,
Shore roa.d
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NethHcoat Leonard,dair,·mn.Silver rd ·Smith ~ illiam, farm bailiff to F. G .
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_:llethercoat Thomas, sail maker, Quay <'arter esq. West·wick farm
Ne.wman Alfred, grocer~ High street Smith Wm. Hy. Star P.H~ High st
& Station roan Softe Frt>dc. watch repr. Station 1d
_:llewman Charles Tbom, assistau t Spenc"t~t· Timothy, laundry ,Station rd
overseer, High street Spurgeon & Son, auctionrs. Station rd
Newman William (exors. of), market Staines Thomas Walt~1·, greengrocer,
gardeners, Providence street Lilian road
:'iiorris Arthur Joseph, White Hal't Steal'll Bwthe1s, farmers, Marsh ru
hotel, Quay Stebbings Wm.&Sons,boat bldrs.Quay
Osborn Tbos. Edwd. butcher, High st Stoneham · Eliza Ann (Mrs.), shop-
Os borne William G. confr. Station rd keeper, High street ·
Overton John, hair dresser,Station rd SwE:'eting Isaac, shopkeeper, Shore st
Page &· Co. coal mers. Railway statn Sweeting Wm. town criPr,Queen's rd
Pamplin Arthur, George & Dragon Taylor William Newman,confectioner;
P.H. Ostend Station road
Pannell Harry, beer retailer, High st 'l'russell & Brabam, house decorators;
Parker Abigail Jane (Mrs.), Railway High !ltreet
hotel, Station road Tuclier, Brown & Co. yacht outfitters,
Parkinson Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), Coronation road •
Warner's Hall private hotel,High· st Turney John S. cycle maker, High ·-
Paynter Edward, butcher, Station rd Warren Thomas, draper, Station road
Pearman Jas.marine gtore .dlr.Ostend Watt Elizh. (Mrs.), aparts. High st
Perry Jas.jobbing gardenr.Church rd Watt .Jas. M.P.S. dispensing chemist,
?ettinow P. (Newall) & 'Viseman, stationer, bookseller, grocer, tobac·
yacht outfitters, Wharf · conist, alP, wine & spirit merchant.
Pipe Percy, farmer., Hill farm &; dealer in jewellery, gunpowder,
Powell John Chas. hair drssr.High st oil, paints &c. deputy registrar of
Prior Fdk. Jn. boat bldr. Quay sidf' births & deaths for Southminster
Probets Albert, ironmonger,Station rd snb-dist. of Maldon union. High st
Public Hall (Alfred Newman, proprie- Webster Charles, butcher, High st
tor), High street Weedon Charles; ganitary inspector to
Raven Arthur W. boot & shoe maker. Urban District Council, Mildmay rd
High street . West Jame~,scissor ~rinder,Crouch rd
Read Charles & EdVI.ard, builders, Westborp Leonard, clothier, High st
Station road · We;;thorp :Mahala · (Mrs.), draper,
Read Jas. beer retailer, Providence "t High streefl
Read Stanley, builder, Station road Whife '\Vm. Francis, baker,Croucb rd
Read Sydney J. grocer, Station road White Thomas Dawe L.S.A. surgeon,
RPad William, boat builder, Quav & medical officer to Urban District
Reid Mary (Mrs.). shopkpr.Statiori' rd Counc~l &,'public vaccinator Burni.
Roach River Oyster Fishery Co. Ltd. ham district, Maldon union, Kings,
(John G. Auger~ sec.), Quay High street l
Robinson Arth. Jas. engineer,Higb st Whiting Geo.Jn.shpkpr.Providence st
Rogers Mary Ann (Mrs.),confectioner, Williams Edward J~hn, wardrobe dlr.
Chapel road · Lilian road .
Royal Corintbian Yacht Club (T. G Williamson Geo. insur. agt.Station rd
F. Winser, sec.), High street Wilson .Aug-ustine Thomas, picture
Sadler & Sons, ;.ail makers, Quay fnme maker, Quay
SC'owby Joseph N. chemist, Station rd Wiseman William, apart&.Mildmay rd
SbackPl Geo. shopkpr. Station roan Wiseman William John, yacht Qut-
Sharp Wm. greengrocer,Providence st fitter. see P. (Newall) Petticrow &:
Simpson James. toy dE:'aler.Station rcl Wiseman
Sloan Georg-e. farmer, Mangapps Wood Hl'rbert, shopkeeper, Lilian Td
SmE:'thurst Job Hv. laundry, Sih·er rd Woodley William, farm bailiff to A.
Smith Brothers (Burnham-on-Crouch) B. Croxon esq. Burnham marsh
Limited, oyster merchants, Quay W oollard & Hawes, boat owners.
Smith F. Luckin Limited, grocers & Chapel road
provision merchants, High street ; Wright Bros. mineral water manu-
& at Chelmsford facturers. Station road
Smith Alfred, baker, Station road Wright William Charles, boot maker,
Smith Alfred George, farm bailiff to Station road
Messrs. Strutt & Parker, Coney Yllrdley William, boat owner, River-
Hall farm side road & Quay
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GREAT BURSTEAD (or Burghstead) is a pleasant and l'esidence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford,
village and parish on the road from Billericay to Til-
bnrv, 1! miles south of Billericay station on the South-
enrl-on-Sea branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 7
'fest from BrPntwood. in the Mid division of the county,
hundred of Barstable, county court district and petty
sessional diviRion of Brentwood. union of Billericay. and
in the rural rleanPry of Bar~table. archdeaconry of Essex
and Chelmsford diocese. The small town of Billericay
is in -this parish for civil purp'oses, but was constituted
a separate ecclesiastical parish, qth Sept.· 1844· A produces £4 13s. 4d. yearly.
stream flows through the parish. The church of St.
Mary Magdalen is a building- of rubble with stone
facingR in the Decorated and Perpendicular style<1, ('On-
sisting of chancel. nave of five bap. aisle~. north and
south porches and a western tower, restored in 1912
at a cost of £486, with shingled spire, containing 5
bells, 4 only of which are in use: the 4th b~ars the
following insC'ription :-"Vox Aug-ustini sonet in aure
Dei," and was cast about the year 1436; the others
haTe been recast: in 1898 a stained window was
presented bv Mrs. Spitty. of Billericay: the ('hUJ'ch
waa reseated in 1892 and in 1907 it was again r~storPd
at a cost oi £2oo: in 1909 ~ .window was erected to
~ajor T. J. Spitty D.L., J.P. and Mary ,Ann, his wife.
The register dates from the year 1558. The living is
a. vicarage, n('t yearly value £'4oo, with 6 acres of glelle
and held since 1909 by the Rev. Hermann Coldwell
B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. The churchyard was
enlarged in 1907 by the gift of onP acre of ground from
the late Alexander Ward esq. of Lockers. A pumping
station was erected in 1909 at Slycesgate for the South-
end Water Co. There is a Congregational chapel at
South Green. Blatcbe''l charity of £155 18s. Sd. produces
£3 xss. 4d. yearly. Chaplyn's charity, of £10o, pro-
duces £3 yearly. Dr. J:enner's charity, of £r66 13s. 4d.
Three-fifths of thes&
charities are paid to Billericay. There is also a meadow,
the rent of which produces £8 yearly. which is dis-
tributed in coals and clothing yearly by the church·
wardens. The kennels of the Essex Union foxhounds
are in this parish; tht- pack bunts seven days a
fortnight. Brentwood, Chelmsford and Maldon are con-
venient places for hnnting visitors. 'l'be Cisterciao
monks of tbeo abbey of St: Mary and .All Saints ail
Stratford Langthorne. founded e~rc. 1134, t·emoved tern-
porarily to a cell or grange here by reasun of the floods,
llnd held nearly the whole of this parish until the dis-.
solution of their house. Blunt's Walb, 1 mile from
Billericay, are the r~mains of a camp, in which Roman
,;uins and antiquities have been fonnd. Gatwick is the
residenc~ {If Edw.::rd Thomas .:\lasu~Tt-r t~Sq. J.P..:,...-~
. Pl'tre i'S lord of the marnr aad jlrmcipal CIH-4•

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The soil in parts is light and clayey; sub~oil, principally Waall Letter Box, South Green, cleared at 8.30 a.m. 15
clay. The chief crops are •heat and barley. The area 6.go p.m.; sundays, II-5 a.m
is 3,709 acres; rateable value, [.9.575 ; the population of Wall Letter Box, near Church, cleared at 7·I5 a.m. 11
the civil parish in I9II was 2,n6, and of the eccle- 6.15 p.m. week days; sundays, 7· 15 a. m
siastical parish. 546. Wall Letter Box, Slycesgate, cleared at S.go a.m. &; 6.311
Sexton, Israel Mitehell. p.m. week days; sundays, n a.m
Letters arrive from Brentwood, through Billericay, at The children of this parish attend the Council school ~
7·45 a.m. sundays & week days. Billericay is the Billericav
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nearest money order & telegraph office
PJUT.!TE BESIDBNTS. Carpenter James. blacksmith Maryon John, dairy farmer,Snails h&ll
.Archer Misll, The Elms Carter Wm. B. farmer, Harlock's frm Miles Thomas, farmer
Ooldwell Rev. Hermann B.A. (vicar), Clements John Ernest,poultry farmer Mills Sarah Ann (Mrs.), farmer
Vicarage Crook Eli, farmer, Ourd's farm :\forton James, farmer, Blunds Wait
Dare Waiter Charles Dawkins Harry, grocer PiersonEdwd.Marsh,frmr.Outwood fa
Henderson John Dormer Joseph '1'. P. H. farmer, Pridd.y William, grocer
Heseltine Capt. Godfrey, The Kenne1s Oak farm Row& Thomas, Plough P.H. Tye COd.
Mashiter Edward Thomas J.P. Dowsett & Co. nurserymen Smith .A.rthur, wheelwright
Gat wick Farle>y Georgina (Mrs.) & Son, far- Smith George. farmer
Bichardson John Fenton,Franklin vil mers, Southend farm Stewart Henry F. carpenter
COMMBBCIAL. Foster H~nry, beer retailer Swann Timothy, farmer
.!dam Robert, farmer, Barleylands Houghton James, blacksmith Swann William Henry, beer retailer
Ball William James, fanner Jones Herbert,huntsman to the Essex Thorneycroft Wm.Hy.King'sHead P.ll
Bonghtwood Chas. farmer & ooal dlr Union foxhounds, The Kennels Webster Tom, farmer, White's farm
Bougbtwood George, beer retailer Loman Joseph, dairy farmer White William, farmer
Bull Henry, greengrocer . )'lclntyre Daniel, farmer, Broomhills Woodro:ffe Sydney H. frmr.Boyce !ra
.LITTLE BURSTEAD (or Bnrghstea~) is a parish annually in Easter week: there are two other smal
-Dear t.he 80tti'ce of t.he river Crouch, 2 miles south- charities, amounting together to £I 3s. distributM ia
west from Billericay station on the Southend-on-Sea bread. Stockwell Hall is the residence of the Hon.
·branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 6 east from John Henry Sa.vile n.L., J.P. and has attached gronnds
Brentwood, in the Mid division of the county. Barstable of 2<J acres. Hope House is the residence of Roberi
hnnclrf'lli. Brentwood petty sessional division and county Baines Johnson esq. J.P. Miss Lowndes, of Marks Hlll,
court district, Billericay union, rural deanery of Bar. Dunmow, who is lady of the manor, and Miss Archer,
,gtable, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. of The Elms, Great Burstead, are the principal land·
The church, 1'6Cently assigned to St. Mary, is a small owners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, loamy. The chief
building in the Early English style, consisting of crops are wheat, oats, beans and barley &c. The are&
11hancel and nave, south porch and a low western turret is 1 ,83g acres; rateable yalue, [.2.573; the populatioa
with spire. containing 2 bells : there are several flat in 19 u was 382 in the civil and .2B9 in the ecclesiastics!.
stones in the chancel to members of the Walton family, parish.
including a memorial to the Hon. Sir George Walton, PClst Office.-Mrs. Mary Wood, sub-postmistress. Let·
Admiral of the Blue, ob. I739; there is also an in- ters received from Billericay, Essex, arrive at 6.so
scription to Christopher Herris esq. ob. 1666. The .. & d' h d 6 .. 6
h h h "tt" Th · t d t f h a.m. Cl! 5·55 p.m. Isp!ltc e at .so a.m. "" ·40
.c urc as 140 SI mgs. e reg1s er a es rom t e p.m. week days; ~unday 8 , arrive at 6. 45 a.. m. & dis-
year 168r. The living is a rectory, net yearly value patched at 6. 45 a.m. Telegrams can be dispatchecl
_£2ro, with residence and 3,2 acres of glebe, in the gift only from this office. Billericay, 2 miles distant, il
()f the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1913 by the the nearest money order & telegraph office for delif9l'J
Rev. Charles Lenna.rd Payne. There is a charity left on week days only
about 1790 by Mr. John Cooper for the benefit of poor
persons "living in and belonging to the parish; " the ~ssex County Council (Non-Provided) School (mixed).
net income is about £2o, arising from the rents of six bnilt in I8gr, for 66 children; average attendance,
.cottages and 33 acres of land, and is distributed 5I ; Mhs Eleanor Simmons, mistress ·
Shannon William John B.A., M.B., Davidson Jarnes Cathie S. farmer
PIUVATE BESIDENTS. B.S., D.P.H. Ro11emary lDd.g-P Gibson Cornelius, farmer
Johnson Robert BaiMs J.P. The (postal address. Lain don, Romford) :Shannon William John B. A., M.B ,
Hops house COMMERCIAL. B.S., D.P.H. physic.ian & mrgeon,
.Payne Rev. Charles Lennard (rector). Butcher George,head gardener to Rt. Rosemary lodge (postal address.
Rectory Baines Johnson esq. J.P Laindon, Romford)
Savile Hon. John Henry D.L., J.P. Cottis John, baker (post-al address, Shepherd Joseph, farmer, Sudburys
Stockwell hall L<lindon, Romford) •
Sqnir·el' Brothers, farmers
:SUTTS:BURY is a parish on the road from Chelms- x668; marriages, r6g4. The living is a rectory annexe4
lord to Billericay, 3 miles south-east from Ingatest<>ne to that of Ingatestone, joint net yearly value £YA
station, 3 north from Billericay and 5 south-west from with 2 acres of glebt;, in the gift of Lord Petre.
Chelmsford, in the Mid division of the county, Chelms- and held since 1886 by the Rev. Charles Earle B.A..
ford hundred. petty sessional division, union and county of St. Catharine's College, Cambridge, who resides
court district, rural deanery of Barstable, · archdeaconry at Ingatestone. Lord Petre is lord of the manor and
-of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The more populous chief landowner. The soil is loamy; subsoil, gravel
part of the parish is adjacent to and f<Jrms part of the The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The atea
village of Stock. The church of St. Mary is a small and ts 2,104 acres of land and 9 of water; rateable value.
:mcient building of brick and plaster, in the Perpen- [3,587; the population in I9II was 697.
dicular style, consisting of chancel and nave, south Letters received through Ingatestone arriveo about 7·Y'
• porch and a western tower of brick containing <>ne bell: a.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is
the church formedy belonged to the nunnery of St. at Stock
Leonard, at Strat.ford-le-Bow: there are roo sittings. The children of this parish attend the s£'hool at Stock,
l'he register of baptisms dates from 1657 ; burials, I 1-3 miles distant
(Marked tlms * letters through Bil- *Mitchell Mrs. The Elms · *Harrod Frederick,cartage contractor,
lericay.) *Stanbrook John Samuel William, Hill cottsge
(For other names in this parish see Lakeview Hodge John, farmer, Slough house
Stock.) I COMMERCIAL. Learmonth Andrew Smeilie Robert-
P.RrVATE :RESIDl<JNTS. *Billericay Rural District Council son, farmer, Fristling hall
•Bolt Charles George, Millwood Infections Diseases Hospital (Joseph Nisbet John, farmer, Great Blunts
*C.hristie James, The Knoll Douglas Wells M.B.medical officer; Thorogood Saml.frmr.Whyte TyrrelLl
*Cooper Mrs. Charles, Bush hall 1 Miss Eleanor Jones, matron) *Tyler Hy. farmer, New House fan•
*Harris Arnold, WQodside / Handcock Stannas Henry, farmer, .
*Jarvis James, Duke's hall Ramsey Tyrrells & Imphyhall
CANEWDON is a village- and parish in the South Southend-on-Sea branch of the Great Eastem
Eastern division of the county, llochford hundred, and B north from Southend, on high ground,
petty sessional division and union, Southend county manding a :fine view over the river Orouch, the ricl
court district, Canewdon and Southend rural deanery, meadows on its banks and the battlefield of
Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese: it is 4 don, where in ror6 it is said Canute the Great
miles north-north-east from Rochford station, on the Edmund Ironside contended; here is a Danish entrencr
 DIJleCTORY. J ESSEX.
lftfiJl'- There i6 a ferry from WaUasea acros:. tht! Cruuab
~ Dengte hundred for bors~s and carriages. The
fl!lcient church of St. Nicholas, stan<ting on Canewdon
~· is an edifice of stone of Perpendicular Jate, oon-
asting of chancel, nave, north aisle, separated from the
MYe by an arcade c.f four bays, south porch a.nd
111assive embattled western tower 75 feet high and
tontaining 5 bells: outside the tower are the quartered
ums of .France and England and the shields of Bohun,
llowbray and Warren: in the chancel (restored in
1894) are sedilia, and there was a hagioscope in the
aorth wall of the chancel arch: the pulpit is of finely-
•rved oak: the church contains several mural tablets
to members of the Kersteman family: in 1902 the
interior was reseated with chairs, and a new altar
table, choir seats and reading-desks of oak presented
by Mr. J. H. Little: two niches and a piscina have
been disclosed at the east end of the north aisle:
•here are 300 sittings. The register dates from the
Ject.r 163.6. The living is a vicarage, net value [338,
Yi1ih 6o acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, and held since
1900 by the Rev. Charles Robert William Hardy B.A.
ef Oriel College, Oxford. J. H. Little esq. is impro-
pria~r of the great tithes, amounting to £672 IOS.
•et. Here is a. Congregational chapel, erected in 1833,
.and holding 150 persons. A fair is held yearly on the
"'4th of June. The charities left by various benefactors
to £140 ; after paying the cost of management,
..epairs, and the sum of J..xo to the deserving poor, any
~ance available is, by a scheme of the Charity Com·
mist~ionE~rs of 18Q7. t-o be employed for the maintenance
tl the village school, arising in part from lands left at
iilferent times by .A.gnes Finch, widow, William Haws-
~U and Thomas Hawkins, in 1495, and others; there are
also seven tt-nements with gardens, occupied by the poor,
and a h~nPf:wtion by William Totham and Richard
Woodes, of Scaldhurst, in the hamlet .<Jf Pudsey, left in
1688, to provide bread for the poor. There are some
1'6Dlains here of a camp, and from the Roman antiquities
GREAT CANFIELn. 93
found here the pllloee is supposed to have been the sit&
of a Bomal.l station. At the time of the Domesday
Survey it belonged to Swryne. .A.pton Hall, the residence
of George E. Hawkins esq. is situated in grounds of 410
acres. C. M. Fell esq. is lord of one manor and Allen
Stallibrass esq. is lord of that of Scotts Hall. The prin-
cipal landowners are William Roberl; Campion esq. M.P.
of Roffey, Sussex, Lord Rayleigh P.C., O.M. of Withamr
Essex. Allen Stallibrass esq. Zachary Pettitt esq. and
George E. Hawkins esq. The soil is clayey; subs()il,
clay. The crops are general. The area is 5,228 acres of
land, 6 of inland and 433 of tidal water and 169 of fore-
shore; rateable value, £3,893; the population in xgn
was sn.
W ALLASEA, formerly an island but uow joined to.
the mainland, is a peninsula, 3 miles long by about 1~
broad, bounded on the north by the river Crouch, on
the south and east by the Roche and on the west by
creeks and the mainland ; it is in the parishe, of Grt-at
Stambridge, Canewdon, Paglesham, Eastwood and Littl~>
W ake1 ing; a public road crosses the peninsula, and
leads to Foulness Island. By the introduction of artesian
wells of great depth v-ater is now ohtainf'd of good
qualit).
RINGWOOD is a hamlet in Walla..e:l, r mile ..uuth-
"ast from Burnbam by water.
Parish CleTk, William Higby .
Po:it & M. 0. Office.-Samuel Offord :M:Oi;~o, ~oub-po .. t-
ruaster. Letters ~rrive from Rochford, Essex, at 7·45
& u.3o a.m.; dispatched at 12.15 k 4.25 p.m.;
sundays. dispatched at 9.25 a.m. The nearest tele·
graph office is at Rochford, 4 miles distan~
Letter Box, outside The Vicarage, cleared 7·55 a.m.
& 12.25 & 4.30 p.m. ; sundays, 9.30 a.m
Voluntary School, built in 1863, for 92 children; aver-
age attendance, 71 ; Frank Tomline, master
Constable in Charge, Percy Andrews

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
liardy Rev. Charles Robert; William
B.A. (vicar), Vicarage
Haw~ins George E. Apton hall
'1Jlarriage JoseDh, Lambourne Hall fm
tPettitt Zachaiy, Loftman's
S\evenson Albert, Hvde wood
COMMERCiAL.
llurrell Frederick Wm. poultry far m
Button Wm. farm bailiff to Jn. Wm. ;outten James, blacksmith
Davies esq. Raymonds j Smith James, bricklayer
I Buxton Jouathan, Anchor P.H Sweeting Frederick, Ferry Boat inn
Guiv:er Alfred, farmer, New hall & Ward Mrs. shopkeeper
Wick farm Whybrow George, shopkeeper
1•Hayward Arthur, farm bailiff to j Woolf William, carprnter, Bolt hall
Allen Stallibrass esq. Scotts hall Wright Joseph. farmer, Box~>s farm
~os~ Brothers, grocers, & post office I Zimmerman William. Cht-quP.n P .H

GREAT CANFIELD is a parish, to the west of tht- about 1 acre of glebe and residence, in the gift of W. de
river Roding, about 3 miles south-west from Dunmo"\11 Vins Wade esq. and C. Engelhardt esq. and held since
station on the Dunmow and Braintree branch of tht> 1912 by the Re.-. Juhn :Ma1yon-Wilson 1L.l. of Christ
GN>at Ea!oltE>rn railwav,
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in the- WeRt~rn division of th• Church, Oxford. The interest of £so, bequeathed by
eonnty, Dunmow hundred. petty sessional division. l;he Rev. Frederick Vane M.A. is distributed annually
wnion and county court district, rural deanery of Rodin~r. l;o the poor. Here is a perfect mound and castle yard.
~Vchdeaconry of Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. formerly surrounded by a moat, and once the property
!'he church of St • .Mary is an edifice of stone, partly of of De Veres, Earls of Oxford. The Rev. John Maryon-
Norman date,· and consisting of chancel, nave, south Wilson M.A. is lord cf the manor. Philip Church esq.
porch and an embattled western tower of wood. with and Harry Gowlett esq. are the principal landowners.
a small spire and containing 3 bells: the church had 1 he soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. 'l'he eh ef cropC'l
Jormerly a lofty spire. but this "\\"as removt'd prPvions to are wheat, beans, barley and mangold wurtzel. The a1ea
1703: there are memorial windows to the Rev. John Phil- is 2.485 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable vaiue,
lips Gurney, vicar 18:22-62 and to Sir Jn. Maryon-Wilson, £2,450; the population in 19II was 305.
L. I I May, 1876 and his family; brasses to John Wise- t'ust Uffice.-John Stock, sub-postmaswr. ~tters from
man, ob. 1518, and his family, and to Thomas Fytche Dunmow received at 7.40 a.m. &; 1.40 p.m. (the latter
IIKJ. ob. 1588, and memorials to Sir William Wiseman to callers only); dispatched at 1.50 &; 4.30 p.m. No
bart;. of Canfield, oh. 1684, and others of that family: in sunday post. The nearest money order k telegraph
lhe chancP] is a slab to the Rev. Frederick Vane M.A. office is at High Roding, 2 miles distant
rector of Bletchingdon, Oxon, 1837. a benefactor to thf Wall LPtter Box, near Church, cleared at 2 & 5 p.m
poor of the parish: the chnrch was restored in 1876. Wall Letter Box, Bacon End, cleared 8.40 a.m. & 4 p.m
when many details of Norman work were rendered Parochial (Non-Provided) School {mixed), erected in
risible: the interior has been rest-ated with open benche~ 1852, for 6o children; average attendance, 35; Mrs
al. oak~ over the communion table within a niche is a Day, mistress
'fery intererlin~ frPsco of the Virgin and Child : there This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Dun-
11"8 :zoo sittin~s. The re!Pster datPS from the year 1538. mow District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £400, with Great Dunmow, clerk
()larked thus * should have letten COMMERCIAL.
Cox William Henry, farmer, Elms &
addressed Takeley, Bishops Stort.frd.) Coldbarbonr farms
Alger Stephen William. pDnltxy IDunmow & District Farmers Limited
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
farmer, Oak lane I (Joseph Bennett, jun. sec)
*Bailey Mis~oes. Bullocks •Bailey Rachel (Mr".) (exors. of),l Easter Alfred, farmer, Evans &; Black
EunkJe Miss, Black hall farmerto, Bullocks I Hall fa1ms
•)(aryon-Wilson Rev. John M.A. Benn!ltt Joseph, farm€-r &; landownl'r, Gowlett Albert, farmer, Marsh
(rector), The Rectory Bacon's farm Gowlett Ha.rry, farmer, Oanfi.eld Hall,
llaryon-Wilson Mrs. The Rectory Bennett Joseph, jnn. farmer & ~ Fit:r.johns Mu Marsh farms
assistant overseer 1*Harris John, farmer, Sawkins farm
*Payne Herbert, The Poplars
:B.a.,.er Alberl John, Stnne hall !Bouow Nicholas, farmer, Homelea Hinchliffe Waiter, frmr. Dealtree frm
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Robertson-Scott John W Child Nichols Gilbert Louis, farmer Lean Saml. frmr.Bury & Reids farms.
Seale Mil!q, Pound hoD$ k landownel', Pecker's farm . •
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GREAT CANFJELD. ESSEX. (KELLY'S
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*Maywood Step hen, jun. farmer, Can- Rowe Erne~t George, Griffin inn Stock John, shopkeeper, Posb office •
field pa'rk ' Simons Cecil Delacombe, farmer, *Wall Charles J.P. farmer & landJ
*Perrett George, farmer Frank Martins · owner, Darley Dale
Reeves Stephen, rat catcher, Cuckoos Smith Geo. jun. farmer, Hobbs farm Yeoman Tom, blacksmith
LITTLE CANFIELD is a parish on the R(lman famil~e~; and there are brassef!,. wi~h s_ome ~ffigiea1
and modern road .from Colchester (Camalodunnm) to lio Wilham Fytohe esq. ob. 1578, and h1s w1ves Ehza.betJl
St. A.lbans (Verulamium), with a station called "Ea.ston and Ann, with nine ohildren, and to Ann (Wiseman~
Lodge," 39 miles from London, on the Great; Eastern first wife of Wilham Fytche esq. and secondly of Ralph'i
railway and 2 miles west from Dunmow statwn, on the Purlsey esq. of Gr&y's Inn, ob. 1593, with one son:. th~
Dunmow and Braintree branch of the Great Eastern church was partly rebuilt, including the tower, ~
railway, in the Western division of the county, Dunmow 1856,. internal restoration some ten years ago, and ha~
hundred, petty sessional division, union and county abotlt 90 sittings. The register dates from the ye"\
court district, Dunmow rural deanery, Colchester arch· 1560. The living is a. rectory, net yearly value [.3oo,
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The church, re- with 21 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
dedicated to All Saints (original dedication unknown), Chrisli's College, Cambridge, and held since xgu by
is an edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, the Bev. Henry Latimer Jackson D.D. of that college.;
south porch and a tower on the north side, with a The manorial rights are held by the Countess of War-
spire of fine Caen stone, and containing 2 bells: of wick, who is also the principal landowner. The soil is
the old portions there now only remain, besides the mostly heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat.
walls, two remarkably elegant double-light windows of beans and barley. The area. is 1,492 acres; rateable
the Decorated style in the nave, the exterior of the value, £1,381; the population in 1911 was 231. •
old Norman door and the Decorated screen of carved Parish Clerk, William ;Barrick. , 1
oak separating the chancel from the nave; the other Post Office. George Ra-ven, sub-postmaster. Letter&
windows are all in the Decorated style, those in the from Dnnmow, received at 6. 55 a.m.; dispatched _.
chancel being stained : the inside of the priest's door- 6 .10 p.m.; sund ays, 6.10 p.m. Th e nearest money
. h h all h d. l k d
way, w h lC as a sm pore • Isp ays a croc ete order & telegraph office is at Dunmow
canopy, with shafts of Italian marble and exquisitely-
carved angels at the corbels: in the chancel is a finePublic Elementary School (mixed), built in 1842, fo:t
monument, erected to the mother of the Rev. Charles so children, enlarged in 1903 to accommodate 7S
Lesingham Smith M.A. rector from 18 39 ; the large children; average attendance, 36; Miss Hilda Bean·
porch, now the only portion of the structure in the mont, mistress
Perpendicular style, has some fine panelling in front This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Dnn·
and a sundial, under which is the inscription, "Wl1at mow District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Gi:ffard, Greaf
I say unto you I say to all, watch:" this was the burialDunmow, clerk
place from r664 to 1757 of the Wyatts, of Little Canfield
Easton Lodge Railway Station, Harry Westrop, station
Hall, and of some member-s of the Fvtche
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and Wiseman master
PRIVATJ<; RESID~<:J'!TS. Nash Harry C. farmer, Langthoms k
Crowther-Smith Mrs. Greencrofts COMMERCIAL. Great Oddyns
Frankham John Barnabas, The Hall I .Arnold Charles Cleggett, poultry Raven Geo.blacksmith & suh-postmstr.
Jackson Rev. Henry Latimer D.D. farmer, Old Mill farm Searles Frank, farmer, Ccpthall
Frankham John B. farmer, The Hall Smith George, farmer, Newlands,
(rector), Rectory
;\I~ush Mrs. Bales fam1
Suckling Edmund, Great Oddyns
Kell Robt.Washington, frmr.Blatches
Lodge William, farmer
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Greencrofts & Bales
West George, beer retailer
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CANNING TOWN
CANNING TOWN is a populous district, and now a Keble College, Oxford. The ecclesiastical district of the
ward within the municipal and county borough of West Ascension was formed in 1905 from the parish of St.
Ham, and also within the Southern division of the Luke: the church, in Baxter road, erected in 1903, ia
Parliamentary borough of West Ham, hundred of Becon- an edifice of red brick and stone, in the Gothic style,
tree, county court district of Bow, rural deanery of consisting of nave, aisles and a tm•ret containing on&
West Ham, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of bell. The register dates from the year 1905. The
Chelmsford: it is also in the Eastern Metropolitan living is a. perpetual curacy, net yearly value [.200,
Postal district and within the jurisdiction of the Central wi~h residence, in the gift of the Bishop of St. Albansf
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criminal court and of the Metropolitan police. 'l'he and held since 1909 by t.he Rev. Thomas Guy Steel&
Great Eastern railway has three stations within the M.A. of Keble College, Oxford. St. Matthias is an-
district: the river Lee fiows on the west to the Thames. eccle~iastical parish formed in 1908 from the parishes
Holy Trinity ecclesias-tical parish was iormed March 6, of St. Gabriel, Canning Town, St. Andrew, Plaistow
1868, from the parishes of West Ham and Plaistow: and St. Marv, Plaistow: the church of St. Matthias, in
the church <>f Holy Trinity, situated in the Barking Hermit road, erected in 1907 at a cost of £8,soo, is a
road, is a structure of brick, chiefly in the Early English building of brick and contains I,ooo sittings. The
style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch register dates from the year 1908. The living is a
and a western tower with pinnacles and spire, containing vicarage, net yearly value £3oo, with residence, in the
a clock and 6 bells: there are 1,100 sittings. The gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1907
register dates from the year 1868. The living is a by theo Rev. Edward Lees M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford.
vicara~e. net yearly value £450, with residence, in the St. Cedd's is a mission district formed in 1905 from the
gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1873 by the parishes of St. Andrew'.s, Plaistow and St. Luke's,
Rev. John Russell B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Canning Town: the church, erected in 1904, at a cost of
St. Luke's, Victoria Docks, is an ecclesiastical parish [.1,ooo, is a. structure of brick, from designs by Mr.·
formed Oct. 29, 1875, from that of West Ham: the Morley Horder, and will seat soo persons: the site was
church, erected in 1874, at a cost of £r.7,ooo, is a the gift of Richard Foster esq. The incumbency, net
structure of brick and stone in the Early English style, yearly value £2oo, is in the gift of the Bishop of St.•
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and a south-western Albans, and held since 1905 by the Rev. Thomas Varney
porch: in i89o a wrought iron chancel screen wa& Theol.Assoc.K.C. There is a Catholic chureh, dedi-
erected and a. font cover provided : there are sittings for cated to St. Margaret and All Saints. in Barking road,
J:,ooo persons. The register dates from the year x875. with attached schools, and one in Throckmorten road,
The living is a. vicarage, net yearly value from the Victoria Docks, dedicated to St. .Anne. The Presby·
Ecclesiastical Commissioners £494, with residence, in terian Church oi England, in Hack road, Victoria Doeks,
the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1882 by w.as erected in 1873, and has 350 sittings. There are
the Rev. Jona.than Charles Buckley, of Durham Univer- J also Baptist, Congregational, Wesleyan Methodist, Primi-
sity, and hon. canon of St. Albans. St. Gabriel's is an tive Methodist and United Methodist chapels, and a place
ecclesiastical parish formed August 22, 1879, from the I of worship for the Peculiar People. The industries in
parishes of West Ham and St. Mary and St. Andrew, the district are extensive; there are chemical manufac-
Plaistow: the church is a plain building of brick, in the tories on the banks of the Thames and large creosote
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave and works and iron shipbuilding yards.
north aisle, with porch: there are 450 sittings. The The Royal Victoria and Albert Docks of the Port of
register dates from the year 1879· The living is a London Authority I lie at the southern extremity of
vicarage, net yearly value £450, including glebe and what used to be known as Plaisto"\v Mar.sh. The former
residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held of these docks was constructed in :t855 and has, to·
.ilince 1909 by the Rev. Ernest .A.rthur Gardner M . .A.. of gether with its entrance basin and an inner basin1 a

DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
water area of 94 acres. The entrance is at the western
end of the dock and consists of a lock chamber 325
fe~ long by So feet wide, 'With a depth on the sill of
25i feet below Trinity high water level.
The Royal .Albert Dock, opened in 188o by the Duke
of Connaught on behalf of Queen Victoria, is an ex-
• tension in an easterly direction of the Victoria Dock,
with which it is connected by means of a canal 8o feet
wide. The Albert Dock, with its entrance basin, has
a water area of 86 acres and is entered from the River
Thames by means of two parallel l<lCks, with cham-
bers 550 feet long by So feet wide. The southern lock
has a depth of 30 feet of water over the sill at Trinity
high wllter. The northern lock, which together with an
extension of the basin, was added in 1886, has a depth
of 36 -feet of water over the sill. Jetties about 450 feet
long ilank the river approaches to the locks on each
side. There is a river wharf 1,o6o feet long on the
lower side of the northern entrance which is used for
berthing colliers and oil ships.
There are two dry docks, with lengths of 501 feet and
408! feet, respectively, entered from the Albert Dock.
The water in both the Victoria and the Albert Docks
1s constantly impounded at a level above Trinity high
water, the loss by lockage being made good by pumping.
The Women's Settlement, situated here, was founded
in 1892, and maintains a Women's Employment Bureau,
an Association for Befriendiug Young Servants, and
various working girls' clubs, and useful work is carried
on among invalid and crippled children : in connection
with the settlement is a medical mission, originally
established by the London Medical :Mission Association,
and taken over by the settlement in 1893. In January,
1895, two houses in the Barking road were taken and
adapted as a hospital and nurses' home, but in Nov.
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1904, the foundation stone of a new hQspital, in Balaa.in
str~et, Plaistow, was laid, and in 1905 the building waa
opened by the Countess (}( Aberdeen. It is in th~
substantial style of the 18th century, from designs by
Mr. H. G. Lander, architect, and contains on the
ground floor a medical ward with I I beds, nurses'
home, apartments for an assistant doctor and matron,
kitchen and numerous offices, and on the upper floor
a surgical ward with 9 beds, doctor's and,
apartments, operating theatre, a separate ward with one
bed, night nurses' rooms and bath rooms. During 1913
there were 362 in-patients and 16,631 Qut-patients. .At
the dispensary, in Quadrant street, 13,287 surgical and
medical cases were attendee{ to, and 3,698 visits were
paid by the district doctor. The residence is at Settle-
ment House, Cumberland road, Plaistow, and the offices
and club rooms at 81 Barking road.
The Public Library, Barking road, was erected at a
cost of [,1o,ooo, and opened by the late J. Pa.ssmore
Edwards esq. September 28th, 1893; it contains up-
wards of 22,ooo volumes.
The Public Library, Prince Regent's lane, Custom
House, was erected at a cost of f.,s,ooo, defrayed by
A.ndrew Carnegie esq. of Skibo Castle, N.B.
The Public Hall and Municipal Building, Barking road,
opened July 26th, 1894, and adjoining the Public Librarv.
was erected at a cost of about [,25,ooo.
The populations of the ecclesiastical parishes in I9II
were: Holy Trinity, 19,176; The Ascension, 7•497 (in-
cluding 154 persons on board vessels); St. Luke,
38,923 (including 163 persons on board vessels); St.
Gabriel's, g,846 and St. Matthias, 15,099; the popula-
tion of the No. 10 or Canning Town ward of 1;he
West Ham County Borough was 27•443·

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

T, Victoria Docks Branch Post, M. 0. & T. Office, 22 • PUBLIC OFFICERS .
Tilial Basin road. C. T. H. Bonwick, clerk in charge. Medical Officers, West Ham Union, No. 6 District, Joha
Office open from 8 a.m. to ro p.m. Boxes cleared, 8, Stewart Boyd L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. 85 Freemason's rd.
9• IO &; I I. 10 a. m. &; 12 noon & I, I.IO, 3·.5• 3.30, 5.30, Custom House; No. Io District, Francis Wm. Parke
5·'45• 6.25, 6.40, 7, s. 8.2~ & 8.40 p.m. & 12 mid- Holton M.R.C.S.Eng. 206 & 208 Barking road; No. 14
night (saturdays excepted;; sundays, 9·45 a.m. & . District, Percy Rose L.R.C.P.Lond. 161 Barking road;
10.30 p.m No. 18 District, William Charles Taylor M.B., O.M.
Royal Albert Docks Post, M. 0. & T. Office Aberd. 291 Victoria Dock road; No. 20 District, John
T, 152 Barking road, Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Mis.s Francis Begley M.B. 144 Barking road
Etht>l Mary Saundprs, receiver Public Vaccinator, Canning Town, Percy Rose L.R.O.P.
Post & M. 0. Offices:- Lond. 161 Barking road
120 Bidder street. Mrs. Janet Hodgson, receiver Registrar of Births & Deaths, sub-di~trict of Canning
1-4 Victoria Dock road (telegrams can be dispatched Town, West Ham Union, T. Threlford, 2 St. Luke's
from this office).-Mrs. Mary Anna Clow, receiver square, Tidal Basin
235 North Woolwich road.-Mrs. Janet Thomson. Relieving Officers, West Ham Union, ~o. 10 District,
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rece1ver Sydney Hancock, 6o Hudson road; No. 6 District,
76 Freemason's road.-Christian Henry Meyers, receiver B. J. Walsh, 6o Hudson road; No. 3 District, Henry
'Malmesbury road.-George Charles Newell, receiver Charle.s Westlake, 6o Hudson road; No. I4 District,
186 Prince Regent's lane.-C. Frederick Playle, receiver John Alexander Robison, 142 Liverpool road; No. r8
35 Roscoe street. John Thomas Hills, receiver District, George Vassie, Hudson road, Custom House
E; No. 20 District, F. Hopper, 6o Hudson road
Marked thus T trunk calls may be made & messages
taken for express delivery. PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
Post Office Telephone Call Offices, 6 (T N 312 East) & Holy Trinity Church, Barking road, Rev. John Russell
19 (T N 841 East) Barking road & 14 Victoria Dock B.A. vicar; Rev. Stackhouse William Waiter B.A.
road t>ast (T N 1894 East) curate; 8 & I I a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m. ;· mon. 3.30
p.m.; wed. & fri. 7.30 p.m
PORT OF LONDON AUTHORITY. ' Church of the Ascension, Baxter road, Rev .. Thomas
Royal Victoria & Albert Docks. Guy Steele M.A. perpetual curate; Rev. .Regi~ld
Senior Superintendent, R. E. Seabrooke Heber Maddocks B . .A. & Rev. James Edmund · Leslie
Assistant Superintendent, S. Brownfield B.A. curates; 8 & n.15 a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; daily,
Dock Ma<:ter, Capt. T. J. Uren I 7.30 & 8 a.m. & 7.30 p.m.; wed. 9.15 a.m. & 8 p.m
Assistant Dock Masters, J. W. Lawley, P. J. Spray, I St. Gabriel's Church, Wellington street, Rev. Ernest
.A. L. Eton & E. J. Bean Arthur Gardner M.A. vicar; Rev. Cecil Allen M ..A..
Re~irlent Engineer, W. H. Cavendi~h curate; 8 & I I' a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 9.30 a.m. k
6 p.m ·
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. St. Luke's Church, Boyd road,· Victoria Docks, Rev.
Canning Town Medical "Mission Dispensary, Miss C. Canon Jonatban Charles Buckley, vicar; Rev. Edward
Violet Turner M.B., B.S. superintendent, Quadrant st Foley Evans B.A. Rev. Thomas Richard Underwood
Catholic Seamen's Home & Institute, F. E. Kynaston, M ..A.. Rev. Sydney George Bush Th.A.K.C. & Rev.
-.ec. 69 Lambert road Edward Benjamin Rothwell L.Th. curates; 8 & I I
Customs House, Royal Victoria dock a.m. & 3· 15 & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m.; thurs. 7.30
::\Ietropolitan Police Station, Lansdowne rd. (K division), p.m
Im,pectors Brumpton & Lague; 2 station sergeants, 2 St. Cedd's, Beckton road, Rev. Thomas Varney A.K.C.L.
detective sergeants, 7 sergeants & 65 constables I incombent; 8, 9 & n a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; daily.
Public Ball, Barking road, George Mansfield, caretaker 8 a.m. k 7.30 p.m ·
Public Libraries: Barking road, Sydney A. Hatcher St. Matthew's Mission Church (in connection with St.
F.L.A~. librarian; Carnegie Library, Custom House, Luke's), Ethel road, Rev. Edward Foley Evans B.A.
H. W. Fretten, librarian ' curate in char~e; sun. 8 k 11 a. m. k 6.30 p.m. ;
Shipwrecked Fishermen & ~fariners' Ro}'al Benevolent wed. 8 p.m.; other days, 7-30 p.m
Society; .A. E. Taffs R.D., R.N.R. hon. representative, St. Matthias, Hermit road, Rev. Edward Lees M.A.
supt. Mt>rcantile Marine office vicar; Rev. Martin Davidson B..A.., B.Sc. & Bev.
West Ham Fire Brigade Station, 45 Barking road, T. E. Vincent Henry Esmond Ritson B.A. cur-ate~; 7• 8 AI n
Seott, foreman I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. ll p.m
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Bt. :Qarnabaa Mis!Uon Cbu.reh, Eat>~wood, ro~d, Rev. P'rederick road, bl!lilt in 1i:l97, fo1· 4Bo boys, 480 girla .\
Waiter George F~rley Ttl.~.K.C. miasioner; 8 & 11 556 infants; average attendance, 447 boys, 4.q. gill1 .\
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; we<l. & fri. u a.m.; thurs. 8 .p.m 495 lnfants; George Nicholb, master; Ml8s Emily
8t.. Albans elk; J!:nglish Ma.rtyrs (Malvern CoUege Wss1on). Stevenl!, mil!tress ; Miss E. Pryke, infants' mistreaa
Oooper street, ~Pv. Samuel Glasier 'l'inleoy B.A. F'rederick road (temp.); average attl'ndaRoe, li\99; .Miaa
missioner; 9 & I I ~t.m. k 7 p.m.; daily, 8.15 a. m. & E. Cla'rke, mi11tress
8.30 p.m .Frederick road (Deaf centre), built in 18gB, for 44
St.. Fai1ih's Mission Chur>eb, Clifton road, served by the children; Miss M. Oldfield, mistress
clergy of St. Gabriel's; 8 & I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; Hallsville, Victoria Dock road, built in 1874 & enlarged
wed,. 8 p.m · m 1883, for 296 boys 290 girls & 294 infants; average
S\ Luke's I"astar Mission, 144 Victoria Dock road attendance, 270 boys, 239 girls & 250 infants; . Arthur
St Luke's Mission Church, But~her's road; 10 a. m. &i W. M. Tutty, maste.f; Miss E. Somers, mlstress;
u.so p.m.; wPd. 7.30 p.m Miss J. K. James, infants' mistress
St. Anne's Catholic Ohurch, Throckm.orten road, Vic- Hennit road, built in 1894, for 41:!0 boys, 480 girls li
toria Docks, Rev. Augustus Davidson, priest; 9 & I I 540 infants; average attendance, .J-ZI boys,, 389 gi~ls &
a.m. & 7 p.m.; daily, 7 a.m.; thura. 8 p.m 441 infants; .F. W: Thompson, m_aster; M1~s S. Litch-
::!~. Mar~aret & All Saints' Oatholic Vhurch, Barking field mistress; Miss E. Raven, mfant~' m1stress
road, Rev. Thomas Moloney; Rev. Thomas Kennedy Hilda 'road, built in 1906, for 300 btlys, 300 girls & 400
& Rev. Basil Bookt'lr, priests; 8, g, 10 & II a.m. 12 infants ; average attemlance, 277 boys, 276 girls &
noon & 7 p.m.; holidays of obligation, 7, 8, 9 & 10 348 infants; G. H. Ho) le, mas~er; M,iss .M. Morrell.
a.m. & 8 p.m. ; daily, 8 a.m mi.stre.-s; Miss E. J. Worman, mfants mtstress
.Presbyterian Church of England. Hack road, Victoria Regent's lane, built in 1882, for 392 boys, 377 g~rls &
Docks, Rev. Robert Milne M.A. minister; 11 a.m. & zgo infants; average attendance, 359 b?ys, 330 guls &
6.30 p.m.; wed. 8.15 p.m 258 infants; J. A. Morrell, master; Miss W. Hughes,
Baptist, North Woolwich road; 11 a.m k 6.30 p.m.; mistress; Miss B. G. Wyness, infants' mistress
wed. 8 p.m Russell road, built 1893, for 480 boys, 480 girls & 540
:Baptist Mission Hall. Jt>rsey road; snn. I I a..m. k 6.30 iniants ; average attendance, 405 boys, 423 gir]s & 476
p.m infants; Waiter G. Puttick, master; Miss N. Phillips,
{Saptist (Strict). Shirley street; I I ti-.m. k 6.30 p.m.; mistress ; Mrs. S. D. Pearson, infants' mistress
thurs. 7·30 p.m Russell road (temp.); average attendance. 249; T.
Uongregational Victoria Docks Union Chapel, Victoria Carter, master
Dock road, Bev. Henry Knowles M.A .• A.T.S.; 11 a.m. Shipman road, built 1904, for 420 boys, 420 gi.rls & ~8
& 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.JP. infants ; average attendance, 375 boys, 371 guls & 387
Ot,ngregational, Barking road, Rev. Henr} Knowles infants; E. C. Robin B.A. master; Miss E. L. Hawes,
:t.l.A., A.T.S.; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m mistress; Miss E. McKay, infants' mistress
Peculiar People's, Cliff street, James Southgate, Star lane, built in 1895, for 480 boys, 480 girls & 537
minister; 6.30 & xo a. m. & 2.30 &. 6 p.m.; tues. & infants ; average attendance, 390 boys, 384 girls & 425
thurs. 7.30 p.m infants; A. W. Ewing B. A. master; Miss R. Sharpley,
J'rimitive Methodist, :\lla.ry :~treet, Rev. Alfred Morter; mistress ; Miss M. A. Evans, infants' mistress
n a.m. & 6 30 p.m. ; wed. 7 p.m Russell road, higher elementary; H. W. Riches B.Sc.
fnmitive :Methodist, Fre®rick road, Rev. W. H. master
Richardson; 11 a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; tnes. 8 p.m Holy Trinity, Barking road, built in 186r, for r88 boys,
Germa:n Wesleyan, Star lane; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m
180 girls & 225 infants; average attendance, 200 boys,
Unite<! Methodist, Shirley s'reet (London (Forest Gate)
173 girls &. 198 infants; Benjamin G. Hooper, master;
Circuit), Rev. F. Galpin (superintendent) & Rev. J.
Miss M. E. Gullick, mistress; Miss Alice Banks, in-
WP}<;her; 11 a.m. & 6.30 _p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m fants' mistrt>ss
We.sleyan Methodist, Barking road (Seamen's Mission), St. Luke's, Nelson street, built 186r & enlargPd in 1885,
R(>v. Charles .Ale:xandrr Duthie; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
for 343 boys, 238 girls & 323 infants; average attend-
Ashburton Mission Hall, 290 Victoria Dock road. Akx aTJce, 312 boys, 218 girls &. 284 infants; James W.
Smith, supt.; 7 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m . Hills, master; Miss E. F. Dale, mistress; Miss B.
Christian Community Mission Hall, Varley road, Canmng Rice, infants' mistre,;s
Town; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m Catholic (St. Mar{!llret'!l). Barkinl! Toad, enlargpd in 1882,
Mission Hall, Fen street, William Tarr. minister; 7 fJr 209 boys, zog girls & 231 infants; average attend-
n m. ; tues. 8 p.m ance, 218 boys, 208 girls & 226 infants; J. P. Mul-
Sailors' & SPamen's Welcome Home Mission. 9 Barking larkey, ma~<ter; Miss M. Walduck, girls' mist~ess ~
:r{)ad, Mrs. Dlaauw, supt.; 3 & 7 p.m.; daily, 8 p.m Miss A. Bnrke, infants' mistress
Salvation Army Hall, 94 Freemason's road Catholic (St. Helen's) (mixed k infants), for 340 mixed
Salvation Army Mission. Beckton road ; 7 & n a.m. & 3 & 167 infants; average attendance, 320 mixed & 159
& 7 p.m.; daily (except thurs.), 8 p.m.; & 121 Vie· infants; :\iiss M. J. Maher, mistress; Miss E. C.
toria Dock road; 11 a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; daily, 8 p.m Pm·ter, infants' IPi~tress
'l'('mperanc.e Hall, Swan!>crnnbp, street; 3 & 7 p.m.; mon. Catholic (St. Joachim's) (mixed & infants), for . 238
5 p.m.; ,at. 2 p.m mixed & 151 infants; average attendance, 192 miXed
Victona Mission Hall, Sabberton street; n a m & 7 I & inhnts; Miss F. Oxley, mistreo:s; Mi"<: L. K.
pm ; mon. 8 pm 135
Browne, infants' mistress

SCHOOLS.
West Ham County Borough Education Committee's
Schools.
.Agate street, South Halls.ville, buih in 1878, for 432
boys, 372 girls & 485 infants; average attendance, 4 I.:>
boys, 333 girls & 424 infants; R. T. Soar, ma!lter;
M1ss P. M. Pratt, mio:tre."s; Miss A. Goodall, infants'
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m1stress
Beckton road, built iri 188g, for 480 bo,-s, 480 girls k
531 infants; average attendance, 425 boys, 405 girls &
+H infants ; Henry A. Hirst, mastn ; :Miss M. Colhn,
mistress; Mrs. Harriett Franks. infants' mistress
Bidde:r ~ttroot (Canning Town), built in 1877, for 248
boy3, 205 girls & 298 infants; averal!e attendance, 232
boys, 182 girls & 263 infants; William Lamb, master;
Miss F. J. Cocksedge, mistress; Miss K. Tier, infants'
ItJistress
Clarkson street, built in 1879, for 405 boys, 318 girls &
;j66 infants; average attendance, 346 boys, 274 girls &
319 infants; William H. Ridgley, master; Miss ..\
Marchant, mistress; Miss C. M. Foote, infants' mist
Oustom House, Freemason's road, built in 1885. for 474
boys, 454 girls & 302 infants; average attendance, 383
boys, 387 girls & 26o infants; E. W. Child, m<J.ster;
.Mic;s Isabel Sinclair, mi~:~tress; M.isq E. Dorey, infants'
111istreM . flPJd, station master
CONVEYANCE.
Cannin~ Town (G. E. Railway station. al!!o by N. L. R.)
Tram cars from Whitechapel every few minutl's, to
Barkin~r & Poplar evrry few minutes & to & frotn
Stratford Pvery few minutes
Carriers, Pickfords Limited; Carter, Patersnn & Co.
Limited; London ParcPls Delivery Co. Limited ~
St!'phen Perry, to jacks & all parts
RoTal Victoria & Alhrrt Dnc'k!! (G. E. &; N. L. Rail-
~avs). CarriPrs. Carter. Paterson & Co. LimitPd;
Pirkfords Ltd. & London Parcels Delivery Co. Limited,
daily . .
Electric trams run every few mmutes from Cannm2
Town ~<tation to Plaistow k Stratford & Wan<~tPad
Flats. via Plai!ltow. & to Connaught road, via Beck·
ton road, evPry fpw minutes
Motor OmnibuMPII run from Canning Town Station to
Barking k City, Earl's Court k Putney ever1 few
minutes
RAILWAYS.
Custom House Railway Station, Henry Waiter Dickinaon,
f'tnt.ion -mnl':tf'l'
Canning- Town Station, Barking road, George Charles
TavernPl', 111tation mR~tPr
Tidal Basin Station, Victoria Doc'k road. Robert Blom-
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. CANNING TOWN. 97
Great Central Railway Goods Department, Royal.Albert Great Northern Goods Department, Royal Victoria &
docks, A. W. Everard, inspector ~\.lbert (London) Docks, C. W. Carr, agent
Great Eastern Coal Depot, .Barking road Great Western Goods Depot, Royal Victoria & .A.lbed
Great Eastern Goods Department, Royal Victoria &; (London) Docks, G. R. Hughes, agent
Albert (London) Docks, John Pennell, agent & col- London & North Western Goods Depot, Royal Victoria &
leLtor; Silvertown depot, ~orth Woolwich road, Alfred Albert (London) Docks, F. A. Sargent, supt
George Vale, agent & collector Midland Goods Department, Thoma!J Irving, local agent,
Royal Victoria & Albert docks
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Gardner Rev. Ernest Arthur M.A. Ritson Rev. Vincent Henry Esmond
(vicar of St. Gabriel's), The Vicar- B.A. (curate of St. Matthias'), 51
.Allen Rev. Cecil (curate of St. Gab- age, Wellington street Mafeking road
riel""), The Vicarage, Wellington st Harvey John Jordan, The Aviary, Rose Percy, 161 Barking road
Beadles Harold Shatford, 23-4 Bark- Mary street Rothwell Rev. Edward Benjamin
ing road Hay Edmund :M.B. 240 Victoria (curate of St. Luke's), 61 Boyd rd_
Begley Jahn Francis M.B. I44 Bark- Dock road Victoria docks
mg road Holton F. W. P.2o6 & zo8 Barking rd Russell Rev. John B.A. (vicar), HolJ-.
Booker Rev. Basil (Catholic), 79 Bark- Humphries Herbert Kerkham, IOI & Trinity vicarage, 2 Hermit road
mg road 1 103 Barking road Steele Rev. Thomas Guy .M. A. •.
Boyd Jn. Stewart,Bs Freemason's rd Jamset Kaikhosru, 45 Beckton road (incumbent Church of the .A.scen-
Browne Sidney, ISO Victoria Dock rd Kennedy Rev. Thomas (Catholic), 79 sion), Clergy house, Baxter road
Buckley Rev. Canon Jonathan Chas. Barking road Stewart Edward Ernest M.B. 26 Free-
(vicar), St. Luke's vicarage, Boyd Lees Rev. Edward M.A. (vicar), St. mason's Toad
road, Victoria docks E Matthias' vicarage, Hermit road Taylor William C., M.B., C.M. 291
Davidson Rev . .A.ugustus (Catholic), Lyle James, Ardesco, North Wool· Victoria Dock road
The Presbytery, ThrockmoTten rd. wich road, Victoria docks Tinley Rev. Samuel Glasier B.A.
Custom house, Victoria Docks McDermott Philip Mehan, 62 Bark· (head of Malvern College Mission), .
Davidson Rev. Martin B ..A.., B.Sc. ing road Malvern house, Cooper street
curate St.Matthias'),56 Hudson rd :Milne Rev. Robert M.A. (Presby- Underwood Rev. Thomas Richard
Evans Rev. Edwd. Foley B.A. (curate terian), 174 Victoria Dock road M.A. (curate of St. Luke's), 144
in charge St. Matthew's mission), Moloney Rev. Thomas (Catholic), 79 Victoria Dock road
Clergy house, Ethel road Barking road Varney Rev. Thos . .A..K.C.L. (incum-
Farley Rev. Walter George A.K.C. Muscutt Thomas J. 53 Barking Toad bent of St. Cedd's), 311 Beckton rd
(missioner of St. Barnabas'), The Nelson Harry Augustns de BeauvoiT, Waiter Rev. Stackhouse William M.A.
Parsonage, Eastwood road, Victoria 217 Barking road (curate of Holy Trinity), 126 Bark-
docks Newham HughBasilGreaves M.R.C.S., ing road
Gallie William ~ionro Dasent ~LB. L.R.C.P., D.P.H. .AJbert Dock Watkin Paul Ieuan M.A. I75 Barking-
12 Ford's market hospital, Connaught road road
White Miss, 2 Ethel Toad
COMMERCIAL. A.yres Amy (~Iiss), teach~r of music, 27 RavenscToft Td
.Abel John Henry, house agent, 232 Barking road A.yshford Henry, shopkeeper, n6 Butcher's road
Aberdeen Line, ship owners (George Thompson & Co. Backhouse Elizabeth (Mrs.), fruiterer, 42 Hermit road
Limited, owners}, Royal .Albert docks Bailey Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Alice street
Abramson John, dining rooms, nB Victoria Dock road Bailey LlewellynJohn,dining rooms,I98Prince Regent's la
Ackermann Hermann, pork butcher, 54 Hermit road Bailey Margt. Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkpr. IS Montesquieu st
Acme Flooring & Paving Co. (rgo4) Limited, Tidal basin, Baker J. & Co. Limited, outfitters, Central avenue,
Victoria dock. T N 570 East Royal Albert docks
Adams Alfred, hair dresser, I05 Rathbone street Baker Nelson William, shirt maker, 16 Swanseombe st
.Adams Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Richard street Baldwin Alfred Henry, draper, 6 Hallsville road
Adams Harry, baker, 20 Rathbone street Baldwin Mary (Mrs.), drapeT, 9 Forty Acre lane
Adams Harry Frederick, baker, 20 Beckton road Ball Alfred, boot repr. 22, & (l()nfectioneT 23,St.Luke's sq_
A:fferon Annie (Mrs.), shopkeep~r, 53 Martindale Toad Ball Mary (Mrs.), laundry, 30 Cli:fford road
Ahrens Nicholas, beer retailer (off), 47 Hack road Bancroft's School Hall, Leslie street
Albert Dock Engine Works Limited, Royal Albert docks. Banks Charles, marine store dealer, so .!.lice street
T A " Wed a, Aldock, London;" T N 574 East Banks George William, greengrocer, 52 Nelson street
Allan James William, shopkeeper, 23 Hallsville road Barb€r Charles Edgar, tobacconist, 33- Dock Toad
Alien W. H. Son & Co. Limited, electrical engineers, Barbett Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundry, I3B Butcher's Toad
12a, Tidal Basin road, Victoria docks. T A " Con- Ba::-drick David Charles, Bell & Anchor P.H. 81 Dock rd
ductor, London; " T N 3452 East Barham Frank, greengrocer, So Rathbone street
Alien Alfred James, confectioner, I59 Barking road Barker Carrie (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 26 Frederick Td
Allen Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 Randolph road Barker Edwin, confectioner, 9 Ford's Park road
Alien John, beer retaileT, 3I Boyd Toad Barker Waiter Sidney, tailor, 331 Victoria Dock road
A.llen Waiter Frederick, shopkeeper, 2 Dale road Barnard Walford, herbalist, 65 Hermit Toad
Alien William Henry, boot maker, 58 Rathbone street Barnes Eliza (Mrs.), draper, I Alice street
Altree Waiter Edward, hair dresser, 37 Freemason's rd Barnes Frank Edward, corn dealer, I24 Victoria Dock rd
Alvarez & Co. tailors, 2 & 3 Victoria Dock road Barnes George Edmund, insurance agent, 79 Maplin rd
Amalgamated Protective Union of Engine Drivers & Barnes George Robert, grocer, 47 Portland road
Crane Drivers & Boiler Attendants (George Grisley, Barnes Henry James, beeT retailer, 76 Woodstock st
sec.), 203 Barking road Barnes James, greengrocer, 8 Hudson road
Amos H. J. oil & color man, 32 .Alexandra street Barnett Woolf & Co. tobacconists, I6 Victeria Dock road
Anderson Thomas, news agent 44, & whtlesale stationer Barnett Henry, shopkeeper, 37 Hack road
30, W oodstock street Barnett William, oilman, 75 Hermit road
Andrews Alfred, shopkeeper, 78 Star lane BaiTam Thomas, shopkeeper, 33 .A.lbany road
Andrews Ern~st, insurance agent, I82 Butcher's road Barrett George, corn dealer, I34 Victoria Dock road
.Andrews Waiter, hair dresser, 3 Ford's market Barron Emma (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, I I Sabberton st
.Anglo-Continental Guano Works (G. C. Reinhold, man- Barrow Samuel, grocer, 55 Beckton road
ager),North Woolwich rd.Victoria docks. T N 1863 East Bartldt William Edmnnd, beer TetaileT, 38 Hermit Td
Angus William, insuunce agent, 101 Cambus road Barton Richard, shopkeeper, 31 Lawrence stTeet
Ansell & Co. tailoTs, 66 Barking Toad Barton Thomas, dirJng rooms, 280 Victoria Dock road
Archer & Suhberger Ltd. meat importers, Royal Albert Bassett William, glass & china dealer, 28 Freemason's 'I'd
docks. T N I534 East Bastol Limited, cattle food manufacturers, Worland's
Armour & Co. Limited, meat importers, Royal Albert wharf, Wharf street. T N 475 East
docks. T N 1463 East Bateman Henry, laundry, 30 Prince of Wales road
Arnold Ann (Mrs.), baker, 54 Portland road Bates Marie Elizabeth (Mrs.), bedding manufacturer.
Arnold Edwin, greengro. 2 Park ter. Prince Regent's la I54 Victoria Dock road
Arnold Samuel, scale maker, I2I Rathbone street Bathe Benjamin, tailor, 40 Trinity sheet
Asher David, boot repairer, 31 Victoria Dock Toad Battie Louis Wm. shopkeepeT, 230 Victoria Dock Toad
Ashe.r Jose.ph, fried fish dealer, 26 Woodstock street Bawdon Charlott-e (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Junction stree~
Atherston Peter, baker, 20 Woodstock street Baxter Joseph. boot d~aleT, r87 Barkin~ road
Atlantic Transport Co. Limited, steam ship owners, Beadles Harold Shatford M.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
Royal Albert docks sician & surgeon, 234 Barking road
Aulman George William, baker, Bo Barking road Beaman Abraham, boot repairer, 76 Shirley street
ESSEX 7
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Beaman Jabez Henry, live bird dealer, 10 Hallsville road
Beamont Jas. shpkpr.2o5 Nth.Woolwich rd.Victoria dcks
Bean Edward Joseph, assistant dock master, Royal Vic-
toria. & Albert docks
· Beasley Edwin, plumber, 295 Victoria Dock road
Beauchamp Charl~s, fried fish dealer, 46 Bidder street
Heavia Arthur, corn dealer, 86 Bidder street
Beckett Thomas Sharpe. chemist, 67 Victoria Dock road
Beckett William, shopkeeper, 31 Sarah street
Bedwell Arthur, wholesale grocer, 133 Beckton road
Bedwell Harry, grocer, 231 Star lane & grocer, & post
office, 120 Ravenscroft road
Beech Edward, stone mason, 58 Malmesbury terrace
Begley John Francis M.B. physician & surgeon, & medi-
cal officer for No. 20 district, West Ham union, 144
Barking road
Behrens Frances (Mrs.), laundress, 70 Hermit road
Belchamber Mary (Mrs.), ladies' tailor, 6o Ordnance rd
Bell John, blacksmith, George street
Bell John, ironmonger, 94 Victoria Dock road
Bell John Samuel, tobacoonist, 101 Hermit road
&ndon Nathaniel, tobacconist, 279 Victoria Dock road
Bennett Charles, cycle maker, 116 Rathbone street
Bennett Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 5 Nottingham ter-
race, Prince Regent's lane
Bennett William, greengrocer, 88 Trinity street
Benson William, decorator, 81 Fife road
Berles Martha (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Ravenscroft road
Berlinsky Barnett, grocer, 98 Victoria Dock road
Berman Samuel, fishmonger, 83- Rathbone street
Berry Edmund Frederick, waste paper dealer, 27 Beck-
ton road. T N 3778 East
Bevan John Henry, tobacconist, 27 Tidal Basin road,
Victoria docks
Bicheno Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 8 Baxter road
Bird Alfred George, photographer, 34 Freemason's rd
Bird Waiter, decorator, 24 Shipwright street
Birkett Isaac Stephen, pawnbroker, see Smith & Birkett
Bishop Sarah Harriett (Mrs.), pill mfr. 5 Rathbone st
Blackery David, boot maker, 86 Freemason's road
Blackmur Jam~s, greengrocer, 3 Granville -road
Blighton George, shopkeeper, 72 Swanscombe street
Blighton John William, shopkeeper, 20 Exning road
Bloornfield David, shopkeeper, 35 Woodstock street
IUount Hen-ry, boot repairer, 113 Bidder street
Boar W alter John, clothier, 39 Victoria Dock road
Board of Trade Labour Exchange, 11, 12 & 13 Victoria
Dock road
Bogely John, bal;:er, 29 Frederick road
-Eollingbroke Geo.Clement,boot ma.231Prince Regent's la
"Bolton John Albert, yeast merchant, 26 Greenville st
Bond Richard, baker, 11 Alexandra street
·Boness Frederick, boot repairer, 109 Argyle road
•
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Ltd. 106 Barking road
Borthwick Thomas & Sons, meat salesmen, Royal Vic-
toria docks
Bothwell Alexander, builder, 112 Clifton road (T N 3563
East) & 30 Barking road
Bottomley & Sons, house decorators, 9 Garvary road
Eowden & Willis, plumbers, W ouldham street & 113
Rathbone street
""Bowles Edward, boot & shoe maker, 40 Hermit road
"Bowles Louis Burt, insurance a~ent, 161 Hermit road
Boyce Samuel, shopkeeper, 14 Frederick road
lJoyd Working Men's Institute (James W. Hills, hon.
sec.), Boyd road
'Boyd John Stewart L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. phvsician &
surgeon, & medical officer, No. 6 district, West Ham
union, 85 Freemason's road
"Bracewell CJ..l:a:rtles, greengrocer, 83 Freemason's road
"Brackley William, boot maker, 10 Queen's road
Eradley Alfred, butcher, 73 Rathbone street
Brarlley William, shopkeeper, 31 South Molton road
Bradstock George Thomas, butcher, 9 Hallsville road;
6 Market place, Ordnance road & 22c, Beckton road·
Brand Arthur John, confectnr. 237 North Woolwich rd
Brasseth Arthnr, fishmonger~ 78 Victoria Dock road
Brett- Alfred, dining rooms, r61 Leyes road
Brewer Albert .Arthur, dining rooms, 26 Tidal Basin
road, Victoria docks
Brewster George, stationer, 153 Barking road
Brickell Henry, builder & estate agent, Fife road
Brigden Brothers, boot makers, 146 Barking road
Bright Charles, tobacconist, 22 Hermit road
Bright Jn. Clifford, Railway tavern,r45 Victoria Dock rd
British India Steam :Navigation Co. Limited (Gray,
Dawes & Co. agents), Royal Albert docks
British Socialist Party (The) (South West Ham branch)
(J. Chamberlain, sec.J, 124 Barking road
British United Boot Co. 2 Market stores,Freema!!On's rd
Brool;s Henry, Durham .Arms P.H. 24 Stephenson street
Brooks Thomas, butcher, 14 Beckton road
Brown Albert, shopkeeper, 6o Scott street
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[KELtY'S
Brown Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 & 74 Agate strees
Brown Edmund, oilman, 131 Rathbone stree'
Brown John M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physician & surgeon,
Central avenue, Ro~·al Albert docks
Brown Waiter, Rose of Denmark P.H. 78 Shirley street
Srowne Sidney L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Irel. physician A;
surgeon, 150 Victoria Dock road
Brownfield Sydney, assistant superintendent Royal Vie-
t-oria & Albert docks
Browning Frederick, tobacconist, 4 Hermit road
Browning Thomas, Central Buffet P.H. Central avenue,
Royal Albert docks
Bru!?ger Robert, watch maker, 57 Beckton road
Buchanan Alfred, shopkeeper, 105 Forty Acre lane
Bugg John, boot mal1.er, 3 Crawford street
Burdick & Co. shipwrights &c. Royal Victoria docks.
T A " Smokestack, London ; " T N 532 East
Burdon John, fishmonger, 29 Queen's road
Burgunn Thomas, oilman, 94 Trinity streeh
Burls Bernard, corn dealer, 104 Freemason's road
Bnras Lily (Mrs.), tobacconist, 6 Queen's road
Burrell Thomas, tobacconist, 19 Barking road
Burrns Henry, boot warehouse, 23o Rathbone street
Burt, Boulton & Haywood Limited, timber merchant~,
Royal Victoria docks. T N's 645 & 646 East
Burtenshaw Albert Wm. shopkpr,2ooa,Prince Regent's la
Burton Charles William, Ram Tavern, 26 North Wool·
wich road, Victoria docks E
Burwood Fredk. Wm. beer r~tailer, 5 Hallsville Toad
Butcher Robert, poultry dealer, 10 Sabbe:rton street
Buttling- Herbert John, butcher, 184 Prince Regent's la
Byatt Edward, insurance agent, 41 Morgan street
Byatt William, shopkeeper, 116 Cundy road
Bye James, shopl;:eeper, 162 Butcher's road
Bye William, shopkeeper, 38 Hack road
Byford John & Son Limited, lime, cement, brick, fire
goods, drain pipe & sand merchants, Moody wharf,
Poplar & 75 Barking road. T Nos. 1048 Eastern, 2
lines; 3159 East
Calder Charles & Co. timber merchants, Royal Victoria
docks E. T N 337 East
Caldori Geo. refreshment rooms, 52 & 54 Rathbone it
Callan .Arthur John, grocer, 69 Ford's Park road
Callan George, machinist, 129 Rathbone street
Callow John, hair dresser, 249 Victoria Dock road
Campbell Archibald, laundry, roB Freemason's road
Campbell Peter, decorator, 68 Coolfin road
Canning Town Estate Offices (J. G. Abraham, proprie·
tor; Geo:rge Robert Bost-ock, resident manager), 109
Malmesbm·y road & ra, Liverpool road. T N 3233 East
Canning Town Glass Co. bottle makers, 63 Forty Acre la
Canning Town Medical Mission Dispensary (Miss C.
Violet Turner M.B., B.S. supt. ), Quadrant street
Canning Town Public Hall (George Mansfield, care·
taker), Barking road
Canning Town Temperance Hall (Mrs. Dicker, care·
taker), Swanscombe street
Cannon James, shopkeeper, 2 Roscoe street
Cannon J ames J oslin, greengrocer, 73 Cundy road
Cant Edward & Son, watch makers, 238 Barking road
Cant Alfred, salt merchant, 30 Edwin st. T N 3379 East
Canty Eleanol" (Mrs.), oil & cDlor wareho. 74 Clarence rd
Canty John, coal dealer, 248 Victoria Dock road
Carle Frederick Karl, baker, 8o Ordnance road; 96 Star
lane & 26 Barking road
Carmichael George, carman, 3 Hill street
Carpenter Wait. Chas. pawnbrokr. 16o & 162 Barkingrd
Carroll Thomas, fishmonger, 59 Rathbone street
Carter, Paterson & Co. Limited, London & suburban
carriers; depot, Royal Albert docks
Carter Henry John, greengrocer, 107 Freemason's road
& 22h, Beckton road
Carter Louisa (Mrs.), china dealer, 74 Hermit road
Cart~r William John, boot repairer, 5 Mary street
Cartwright George, dining rooms, 211 North Woolwich
road, Victoria docks
Cartwright Kate (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 100 Bidder street
Castle George T. butcher, 44• 46 & 51 Victoria Dock rd
Catholic Seamen's Home & Institute (F. E. Kynaston,
sec.), 69 Lambert road
Cattano Emilio, shopkeeper, 6oa, Scott street
Cavalier Henry Alfred, shopkeeper, 14 Watford road ,
Cavendish William Hastings, resident engineer, Royal
Victoria & Albert docks
Champion John, greengrocer, 16 Beckton road
Chandler Arthur, tobacconist,3Park ter.Prince Regent!s la
f1handler Harry, grocer, 30 Hermit road
Chaney George, ironmonger 36, & oilman 38, Hallsville
road & 126 Victoria Dock road
Chapman & Sturton, builders, 168 Victoria Dock road
Chapman Frank, laundry, 327 Victoria Dock road
Chapple Philip William, eel pie shop, 70 Rathbone st
Chapple Robert, clothier, see Smith & Chapple
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Charles Edward, baker, 6 Park ter. Prince Regent's la
Charles George, greengrocer, 45 Hack road
Charman Jane (Mrs.), eel pie shop, 18 Rathbone street
ChishDlm Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 207 Beck ton road
City Glass Bottle Co. Limited (E. J. Norton, sec.), St
John's road. T N 3276 East
Clarey Thomas, confectioner, 35 Star lane
Clark, Williams & Co. ship joiners, Royal Albert docks.
T N· 6oo East
Clark Edward, tobacconist, 85 Trinity strePt
Clark John, marine store dealer, 17 Granville road
Clark Margaret (Mrs.), midwife, 221 Victoria Dock road
Clark Mary Maria (~rs. ), shopkeeper, 147 Hermit road
Clark William Henry, draper, 12 Hallsville road
Clayden Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), fried fish dealer, 86
Rathbone street
Cleaver William John, beer retailer, 24 Queen's road
Clow David, confectioner, 6 Burnham street
Clow Mary Anna (Mrs.), stationer, & post office, 14
Victoria Dock road
Cobham .!lex. draper, 5 Park terrace, Prince Regent's la
Cochrane James P. Marine P.H. 25 Tidal Basin road,
Victoria docks
Cohen Geor~e, eons & Co. metal merchants, River Lea
side, Quadrant strPet
Cohen Isaac, hair dresser, 78 Woodstock street
Cohen Lewis, fishmonger, 12 Beckton road
Cohen Mark, fried fish dlr.3 Dartmouth ter.Butcher's rd
Cohen Reuben, shpkpr. 5 Dartmouth ter. Butcher's rd
Col" Harry, hosier, 63 Barkin~ road
Cole Thomas, shopkeeper, 23 Woodstock street
Cole Waiter Alfred, china & glass dealer, 47 :Barking rd
Culkt!tt James, boot maker, 233 North Woolwich road
Collings William Barnabv, Dartmouth Arms P.H. 162
Bidder street · Day Henry George, shopkeeper, 25 Plymouth road
Collins Edward, hair dresser, 122 Butcher's road
Collins George, cycle dealt-r, 235 Prince Regent's lane
('ollins M;uga!'et (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer,32 Hallsville rd
Collinson & Hunt, Freemason's tavern, 271 Victoria
Dock road
Commonwealth & Dominion Line Limited, ship owners,
Royal Victoria docks. T N 1021 East
Cook Sarah Ann (:Mrs.), confctr. 312 Victoria Dock rd
Cook Solomon, tobacconist, 5 Liverpool ter.Liverpool rd
Coombs Brothers, grocers, 37 & 39 Rathbone street &
manufacturinl! confectioners, 25 Shirley street
l'ooper Ada (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Ford's Park road
Cooper Alfred, beer retailer, 35 Alice street
Cooper Henry, shopkeeper, 1 Merton street
Coote Robert, butcher, 4 Leyes road
Copeland Henry, dinin~ rooms, 70 Coolfin road
Corbell Percy, laundry, IIg Victoria Dock road
Corbett Joseph, cowkeeper, 25 Poplar street
Corbett Louisa (Mrs.), dairy, 66 Wood stock street
Oorbett Thomas, ~reeng-rocer, 33 South Molton road
Corbett Thomas, hair dresser, 13 Hermit road
Cordery Mortimer George, beer retailer, 233 Star lane
Corfe Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 Clever road
Cornwall James Albert, confectioner, 97 Woodstock st
Corps John Joseph, greeng-rocer, 148 Butcher's road
Cory William & Son Limited, coal merchants, Royal Vic-
toria (T Nos. 4040 & 4041 East) & Albert docks.
T N 537 East
Coughtrey Frederick, boot repairer, 18 Leyes road
County Boot Co. 209 Barking road
County Borough of West Ham Highways Dept. Southern
District Office, Crawford street
County Tailoring Co. Limited, 3 Market stores, Free-
mason's road
Courtenay William, confectioner, 239 Beckton road
Cousins John Andrew, corn chandler, 16 Leyes road
Cozens John, beer retailer, 6a, Farty Acre lane
Crabb William, provision dealer, 25 Queen's road
Crabtree & Son, plumbers, 274 Victoria Dock road
Crane Charles John, hair dresser, 19 Cliff street
Crawley Percival Vernon,drng stores,rg1Victoria Dock rd
Crebbin Jas. Chas. estate agent, see Scrutton & Crebbin
Cr£>ek F. &; Co. coal merchants, 221 Barking road &
L. & N. W. Railway coal depot, Barking road
Cribb & Sons, undertakers, 16 Hallsville road
Crichton Frederick, beer retailer, 153 Victoria Dock road
Crick Henry Robert, ship smith, 5 Dock road
Crick William, greengrocer, 89 Hermit road
Crist Jacob, grocer, 83 Burrard road &i confectioner,
126 Butcher's road
Crockett John, upholsterer, 88 Woodstock street
Cross Alice (Mrs.), eat's meat dealer, go Woodstock st
Cross George, insurance agent, 49 Hilda road
Crosswell Harry, boot maker, 118 Beckton road
Crnickshank Charles, bill poster, I7 Chauntler road
Cnendet Harriet (:Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 Mortlake road
Cnlle~ Edward, shovkeeper, 12 Frederick road _
C.AN:'-ING TOWN. 99
Cundy &; Co. builders' merchants, 2 Argyle terrace,
Prince Regent's lane. T N 1019 East
Cundy Jn.Geo.Prince of WalesP.H.rg6 Prince Regent's la
Cundy Sarah Ann (Miss), beer retailer, 65 Leyes road
Cundy Sarah Ann (Mrs.), Tidal Basin tavern, 31 Tidal
Basin road, Victoria docks
Cundy Wright, Nottingham Arms P.H. 7 Nottingham
terrace, Prince Regent's lane
Cunningham Benjamin, plum~r. 6J Hermit road
Cm·ran Patrick, beer retailer, 91 Boyd road
Curtis Albert Leopold, boot maker, 93 Rathbone street
Curtis Arthur, electrical engineer, see Troup, Curtis &; Co
Curtis Arthur,provision dealer 6o,& draper 62,Hermit rd
Curtis Bert, boot maker, 6o Freemason's road
Curtis John, provision dealer, 40 Eallsville road
Curtis Reginald Edgar, clothier 35, & furniture dealer
41 & 45, Rathbone street
Custom House Constitutional Club Ltd. (F. Holbrook,
sec.), 62 Coolfin road
Customs House, Royal Victoria dock
Darby Joseph, shopkeeper, 136 Freemason's road
Davey Thomas, Britannia P.H. 2a, Junction street
Davies Fredel'ick, shopkeeper, 92 Burrard road
Davis Benjamin Richard, coffee house, 44 Bidder street
Davis Charles. greengrocer, 6o Garvary road
Davis David, clothier, 29 Rathbone street
Davis David, fried fish shop, 32 Rathbone street
Davis Emma (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 27 Hermit rd
Davis Harry, outfittPr, 1 I Victoria Dock road
Davis Isaac, fried fish dealer, 32 Barking road
Daw William, news agent, 86 Woodstock street
Dawkins Charles, furniture dealer, 85 Rathbone street
Day Charles, shopkeeper 70, & greengrocer 72, Shirley st
Day Elizabeth Mary (Mrs.), greengrocer, 2 Cliff street
Day Royden William, City .Arms P.H. 2 Dock road
Dean Frederick James, phDtographer, 192 Barking road
Dean John, beer retailer, 25 Hallsville road
Dearing George J ames, cork cutter, 84 Roscoe street
Decco Jacob, hair dresser, 4 Burnham street
Degrllf Cornelius, laundry, 84 Cundy road
Dellow Arthur & Sons, basket mas. 223 & 225 Barking rd
Delmonte Samuel, fried fish shop, r6a, Fife road
Delph John, confectioner, 182 Beckton road
Denne Herbert, shopkeeper, 31 Wade road
Denni~ Arthur, shopkeeper, 1 Wilberforce street
Denni~ William, news agent, 1 Fisher street
D.ennison :Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 33 Stephenson st
Denton & Co. hatters, 20 Barking road
Depradines Thomas, hair dresser,225 North Woolwich rd
D£>smond & Co. chemists, 55 Freemason's road
Dick's Asbestos Co. asbestos manufacturers, 71 Stephen-
son street. T N East 523
Dicks Samuel, wardrobe dealer, 89 & 91 Woodstock st
Dilger George, watch maker & jeweller, 172 :Barking road
Dinnicombe Thomas Henry. shopkeeper, 24 Hermit road
Dipple Richard, Princess Ale:xandra P.H. 186 Barkin~r rd
Ditton Mary Jane (Mrs.), Windsor Castle P.H. 35 Vic-
toria Dock road
Dixon Albert Edward, laundry, 25 Rathbone street
Dixon Ern.est Thomas, shopl•eeper, 104 Leyes road
Di:xon Richard, dairyman, 227 North Woolwich road,
Victoria docks ·
Dobinson Thomas, confectioner, 121 Victoria Dock road
Dock, Wharf, Riverside & General Workers' Union (of
Great Britain & Ireland) (Ben Tillett, general sec.),
5 Freemason's road
Dolton Jesse, boot repairer, 5 Alexandm str.eet
Dore :Bessie (~Iiss), dress maker, 29 Ravenscroft road
Doree Arthur, news agent, 48 Roscoe street
Dorner Henry, butcher, ro6 Hermit road
Dotton George Ern.est, draper, 308 Victoria Dock road
DoTer Francis William, beer retailer, 149 H£>rmit road
Dow Ede-ar Jamt-s, Gallions hotel, Royal Alhert docks.
T N 86g East
Downey John, shopkeeper, 115 North Woolwich roa l,
Victoria docks
Downs, Gauntlett & Co. grocers 41, & ironmonge-rs 42.
Victoria Dock road
Drew Richard, shopkeeper, 77 Dock road
Driscoll J ane (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 7 4 Vincent street
Driscoll Patrick, shopkeeper, 2 Totnes road
DuffiPld H£>nry, flori;;t, r65 Victoria Dock road
Duhamel & Co. tinned provision mercharts. ra, Cliff
street. T N 36:; East
Dulieu Frederick; grocer, 34 Alice street
Dunkerton & Fombonne, oilmen, 19 Freemason's road
Durling Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 259 Victoria Dock rond
Dutfield Henry & George, carmen, Royal Virtoria dncu
Dyke Samuel James, oil & color man, 43 Hormit n:•l
Dyson George Frederick, butcher, 8o Hermit r ad
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 100 CANNING TOWN. ESSEX. [KELL\"'s

Eastmans Limited, mPat salesmen, Royal Victoria docks. Fisher William, hair dresser, 12,3. Victoria Dock roaLt
T ~ 4 East Fitch George, news agent, 46 Hermit road
Ediston Mineral Water Co. mineral water manufacturers, Fitzgerald Waiter, grocer, 87 Ordnance road
73 Boyd road Fitzpatrick Alfred John, grocer, 66 Argyle road
Edmonds Mary .inn (:Mrs.), shorkeeper, 10 Hudson road Flanders Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 93 Woodstock street
Edmunds William Thomas, news agent, 118 _\damson rd Fleming John, chemist, 21 Ford's Park road
Edwa.rds Brothers, boot makers, 9 Freemason's road Fletcher, Son & Fearnall Limited, ship repairers, Royal
Edwards Fl'ederick, shirt maker, 2 Peter street Victoria docks. T N I2o3 East
Edwards Henry Charles, insurance agent, 28 Hill street Fletcher W.& R.Ltd.meat importers,Royal Victoria doch
Edwards Mary (Miss), tQbacconist, 13 Freemason's road Fletcher John Henry, outfitter. 78 Freemason's road
Edwards William, shopkeeper, 46 Shirley street Flood Waiter, fancy draper, 68 Hermit road
Edwards William Thomas, insurance agent, 28 Hill st Fombonne Emile, oil & calor man, see Dnnkerton &.
Egles James, greengrocer, 75 Freemason's road Fombonne
Eid Wm. baker, 217 North Woolwich rd. Victoria Docks Forbes .Aklxander, beer retailer, 27 Rathbone street
Elbourn Emily (Mrs.), news agent, 22 Queen's road Ford's Park Co-operative Bakeries Limited, 44 Ply~
Electric LaundryCo.lndry.7Market stores,Freemason's rd mouth road & 1 Ford's market
Elford John, dining Noms, 239 North Woolwich road, Ford John Edward, estate office, .S4 Plymouth road
Victoria docks Forino Carmino, fruiterer, I8I Star lane
Elford Stephen, greengrocer, 219 North Woolwich road, Foster Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 72 Cundy rd.
Victoria docks Fountain Alfred John, boot repairer, go Trinity street
Ellenberger .Albert, corn dealer, 101 Trinity street Fowler Clara ('Mri!. ), leather seller, 83 Victoria Dock r<l
Ellicott Alfred, dyer, 66 Rathbone street Fox David, fishmonger, 16 Exning road
Elliott Edwd. Fredk,Liverpool .Arms P.H. 14 Barking rd Fox David, jun. fried fish dealer, 74 Dale road
Elliott Waiter Longman, corn dlr. 245 Prince Regent's la Fox George, carman, 40 Ford's Park road
Ellis Henry, builder, 2oa, Pitt street France GE>orge, hatter, 2a, Hallsville road
Eilis William, corn & flour dealer, 12 Liverpool terrnce, Francis Bishorck, boot repairer, 109 Hermit road
Liverpool road & 38 Rathbone street Frank Livett & Son Limited, ship chandlers &c. 24
Ellis William John, 8hopkeeper, 37 Young street Tidal Basin road (TA "Celerity, London;" T N 529-
Elliston Harry, Custom House P.H. 277 Victoria Dock rd East) & Royal .Albert docks. T N 567 East
Elstone Mary .A. (Mrs.), dining room,77Victoria Dock rd Franklin _\lbert, frmterer & greengro. 4 StPphenson st
Emerson James Henry, Pitt Head P.H. 43- Pitt street Franklin Alec, tailor, r56 Barking road
Emery Seamen's Rest (Rev. David Roe, sec. ),Barking rd Free Albert, grocer, 22 Star lane
Emmett Charles John, beer retailer I35, & musical Free William, grocer, I07 Malmesbury road
instrument de-aler I22, Victoria Dock road Freeman Ell en (Mrs.), florist, I 32 Barking road
Engine Drivers', Crane Drivers', Hydraulic & Boiler Freeman Ellen (Mrs.), news vendor, 117 Forty Acre lan&
Attendants' Amalgamated Protective Union (Fred Freeman George, insurance agent, 18 Ordnance road
Young, sec.), 6 Fisher street Freeman John Hill, pawnbroker, 12.6 & I28 Rathbone sL
English Boot Repairing Co. 219 Barking road Freeman Samuel, milliner, 68 Rathbone street
Enifer William George, l!reengrocer, 43 Frederick road Fribbins .Arthur, sewing machine repr. 32 Liverpool rd
Enk Leonard, baker, 49 Freemason's road Fripp Frederick William, butcher, so Victaria Dock road
Escombe, McGrath & Co.ship brokers,Royal .Albert docks Frogley John, butcher, 59 Freemason's road
Esom Nellie (Mrs.), oil & oolor wareho. 95 Woodstock st. Frranto .lrthur, confectioner, 31 Pitt street
Estler Brothers, meo::hanical engineers, South Molton rd. Fry A. G. & Co. sawdust & chip me!chants, Fulton s\
T A " Isolable, London ; " T' N 320 East Fry Waiter, news agent, 31 Rathbone street
Etherden Albert, marine store dealer, I Sabberton street Fullerton Elizabeth & Theresa (Misses), dress makersr
Etherden .Alfred James, old metal mer. 1 Sabberton st 210 Barking road
Etheridge William, house furnisher, 141 Barking road Fullman Henry, chimney sweeper, 25 Bradley street
Eton Alfred Livingstone, assistant dock master, Royal Fulton Thomas, registered lodging house, 4 Crawford st
Victoria & .Albert docks Gadsby Watson Lemon, shopkeeper, I20 Butcher's road
Evans Arthur Vincent, oil & calor man, 95 Star lane Gaiger Edward, greengroc-er, 9 Queen's road
Evans Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 250 Victoria Dock road Gallie William Monro Dasent B.Sc., M.B., C.M. phy~
Evans Field, shopkeeper, 8 Bidder street sician & surgeon, 12 Ford's market
Evans Henry Cansdell, cork manufacturer,16o Hermit rd Galliven Henry .Alfred, beer retailer, 38a, Rathbone st
Evans Martha .inn (Mrs.), Barking Road Distillery P .H. Gant Joseph, shopkeeper, I3 Hoy street
2 Burnham street Gardner Caroline (Mrs.), corn dealer, 14 Liverpool roalf
Evans Mary .Ann (Mrs.), boot :repairer, 19 Rathbone st Gardner Frederick, tobacconist, 268 Victoria Dock road
Evans Thomas, shopkeeper, 86 Trinity street Ga:nfield William, shopkeeper, 74 Rathbone street
Evans Thomas, shopkeeper, 2 Vincent street Garrard James, shirt maker, 65 & 67 Rathbone street
Eve William J ames, greengrocer, 49 Fife road Garraway John, shopkeeper, I I Portland road
Everett Samuel, boot maker, IQ & 21 Hallsville road Gaster Jessie (Miss), shopkeeper, 63 _\.rgyle road
Eyre E. E. & Co. patent medicine vendors, I2 Ethel rd Gauntlett Thomas, grocer &c. see Downs,Gauntlett & C'a
Fairbrother Geor!!e, shopkeeper, 19 Vincent street Gayner Pn.;mmatic Co. Limited, rubber goods manuf'clc-
Farey James, greengrocer, 56 & 104 Hermit road turers, Normandy street. T N V53 East
Farmers & Cleveland Dairies Oo. Ltd. 6o Exning road Geall James Henry, confectioner, 227 Barking- road
Fatt Ng, shopkeeper, 16 Tidal Basin rd. Victoria docks Geare Elizabeth (Mrs.), firewood dealer, 63 Shirley st
Feakins Waiter, shopkeeper, 162 Star lane Geer Phrebe (Miss), draper, 31 Freemason's rood
FedeTal Steam Navigation Co. Limited, steam ship Gibbons Rd. oil & calor warehouse, 46 Frel'masum'll rd
owners (Birt, Pottei" & Hughes Limited, agents), Royal Gibbons William, boot maker, 99, 101 & I03 Rathbone st
Victoria docks Gibbs' Fertilisers Lim. manure manufactnrers, Nortb
Felkin Henry, baker, 8 Queen's road W oolwich road, Victoria docks. T N 509 East
Fereday Sarah .Ann (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 8 Lansdowne rd Gibbs .Agnes (Miss), dress maker, 8 Waiter street
Ferguson John & Co. iron ship cementers, I7 Dock road. Gibbs Jane (Mrs.), dress maker, 39 .Argyle road
T N 3574 Ea:!t Gibbs John, coal & coke dealer, 26 Shipwright street
Ferrari Charles, confectioner, 82 Victoria Dock road Gibson .Arthur Thomas, beer retlr. 265 Victoria Dock rd
Fielding Charles A. tobacconist, 102 Victoria Dock road Gibs on Catherine (Mrs.), confectioner, 14 Burnham a\
Fifield Henry Jas. hair druser, I 55 Victoria Dock road G;bson George, furniture remov-er-, 22 Bidder street
Filmer James G. stationer, 7 Freemason's road Gibson Sam, hair dresser, c; Ford's Park road
Finch Charles William, hair dresse'l', 104 Bidder street Gidden James, beer retailer, 4q Hermit road
Finch Thomas, hair dresser, 97 Trinity street Giles William, shopkeeper, 7 Mary street
Finkelstein Jacob, outfitter, 254 Victoria Dock road Gill Brothers. tobacco manufacturers, 164 Barking road
Finlay .Arcbibald L.S ..A. mrgeon, Central avenue, Royal Gill MaJ!g-ie (Mrs.), laundry, 48 Frederick road
Albert docks. T N 11 East Gillard James Henry, house decorator, 7 Burley terrac~r
Finlay Archibald, jnn. M.D.Durh., B.S. physician &: Prince Regent's lane
surgeon, Central avenue, Royal .Albert docks Gillings Benjamin, shopkeeper, 19 Sidney str.eet
Finlay Thomas, greengr\>Cer, 2 Clarkson street Gillson William, laundry, 264 Victoria Dock road
Finnecy Henry, shopkeeper, 7 Granville road Gipson Charles Herbt>rt, beer retailer, 5 Shirley str-eet
Finnett Edward Benjamin, butcher, 132 Butcher's Toad Glasson John Richard, house furnisher, 65 Barking road
Finnimore Richard Thos. oilman, I72 Prince Regent's la Gledhill Charles, drug stores, 8 & IO Hermit road
Firman William, coffee rooms, 21 Barking road Gleed Robert, shopk·2eper, 8 Merton street
Fish Wm. Arlhur, provision dealeT, 103 FTeemason's rd Gleeson Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, :; Ford's market
Fish WilHam Godfrey, boot. maker, 70 Woodstock street Gleiston Mary (Miss), dress maker, 49 Shirley street
FisheT Alice Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundren -a Fisher street Globe Clothing Co. (The), outfitters, 169 Barking road
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DlHECTORY.J ESSEX. CAXNING TOWN. 101
oGloT"er Ellen {Mrs.), green~rocer, 57 Forty Acre lane Hall Frederick, leather seller, 117 Freemason's road &
11lover Robert, provision dealer, 26 Queen's TOad 262 Victoria Dock road
o(}orlden Edward, confectioner, 173 Kelly road Itall Henry John. shopkeeper. 3 Nelson street
tiod,ell David. florist, 42 Hallsville roarl Hall John, hair dresser, 33 Alice street
Godwin Elizabeth (~Jrs. ), fried fish dealer, 4 Liverpool Hallen Waiter James, watch maker, 53 Exning road
terrace, LiYerpool road Hammerton Mar~· Hannah (M'rs.),confeetnr.3o Carson rd
-Godw'in Thos. haberdasher, 9 Liverpool ter. Liverpool rd Hammett B. W. Ltd. pawnbrokers, 182 & I84 Barking rd
<roebel Charles C. butcher, 24 Barking road Hammett Mary (:Mrs.), pawnbroker, 84 Barking road &
~Toff Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 65 Lan11downe road 1 & 3 Freemason's road
fi-offin Henry, fri-E>d fish shop, 29 ~\lexandra street Hammond Henr}\ oilman, 109 Bidder street
.C,.oldst{'in Abraham, hair dresser, 29 Victoria Park road Hammond Hermann, h~Juse, land & estate agent, sur-
Goodacre William & Sons Limited, manufacturers of veyor &c. ; rent collecting a specialite, 190 & 198
cm;oa mats, mattings, motor car mats, sheep skin & Barking road. T N 6I9 East
-c1oth rugs ; coir yarn importers, engineers &c. ; im- Hampton James, shopkeeper, 175 North Woolwich road
porters of japane!'e & oriental rugs, carpets &c. Ceylon Hancock Sydney, reliPving officer No. IO district, West
mills, Russell road, Victoria docks, E. (near Custom Ham union, 6o Hud~on road
House station). TA "Goodacre; '' T N I74o East Handley George, pig dealer, 312 Beckton road
Goode Sarah _\nn {\frs.). wardrobe dlr. II4 Hermit rd Hannaford Christ()pher Richd. underlaker,6o Rathbone st
Goodman T. & Co. pawnbrokers I48 & 149, & clothieu Hanslip Waiter, shnpkeeper, 136 Bidder street •
I5I & I52, Victoria Dock road Hardie Florence (~h s. ), dr1per, 46 Hallsville road
'Gore John, insurance agent, SI Cambus road Harding & Co. furniture dealers, 142 Barking road
l(i-oshawk Alicl" (\fi~o; ), shopkeeper, 3. Nottingham ter- Harding Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. 51 Rathbone st
raoe, Prin('e R~>gent's 1an~ Harding Emest John, confectioner, .~7 Barking road
-Gosnold GPorg-e, linen draper, 53 Victoria Dock road Hardisty John, shopkeeper, 66 Coolfin road
"Gouland Michael, tailor, 3II Victoria Dock road Hardy Erlward, shopkeeper, 8 Lawrence street
'Gourock Ropework Co. Limited (The), rope manufac- Hare William James, baker, I47 Victoria Dock road &
turers, 25 Durham road grocer, IS Alice street
-Gon~r George. boot repairer, 105 W oodstock street Ha.rley Edward, fancy drapPr, q5 Viotoria Dock road .
'Grady Mary (Mrs.), grocer, I3 1 Cam bus road Harper Fr.aderick, florist, 107 Rathbone street
'Grand Cinpma Co. roo Barking road Harradence John, greengrocer, I Peter street
'Granditer Morris, tailor, 2I Hermit road Harrington Charle>~, house decorator, 40 Maplin road
oGra~mPder Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 72 Beck ton road Harris Edmnnd, oilman, I Park ter. Prince Reg-ent's la.
'6-raves John Phil!ipps Charles. lighterman, see Phillipp! Harris Herbert Joh:1, butcher, 229 North Woolwich rd.
& Graves Victoria dock"
'Gray, Conoley & Co. Limited, painters, Royal .Albert Harris Thomas, hair dresser, I Hallsville road
dodk... T ~ 3785 East Harrison,Barber & Co.Lim.horse slaughterPrs,Beckton rd
-Gray, Dawes & Co. stevedores, Royal Albert docks. Harrisons (London) Limited, coal factors, Royal Victoria
T Nos. 3I37 & 542 East docks. T N 34.'lc; East
'Gray Willi~m "Edward, insurance agpnt, a 'Morgan str.<>et Harrison .A.rthur William, pawnbroker, I2 Barking road
<Great Central Railway Co. goods department (.A.. W. Harri~on Edward, news agent, :; Market pl. Ordnance rd
Everard, inspector), Royal Albert doclis (T N 520 Hart .John, shopkeeper, 29 Portland road
East & (Thompson, McKay & Co. Limited, agents) Hart J oseph, jnn. insurance agent, 82 Butcher's road
Royal Victoria docks. T N 745 East Harvey John Jordan L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. &
Great Eastern Railway Goods Department. Ro~·al Vie· S.Glas. physician & surgeon, The Aviary, Mary street
torb &: .A1bPrt docks (Jobn Fennell, ago;nt & collector); Haseltine Rolwrt. flrHist, I Eeaconsfield ter. Hermit road
Silve11:o"n goods dPtJOt (.\lfre::l GPor~.A Vale, agent & llatswell Sarah (Miss), dress makPr, 208 Star lane
coUector ). North Woolwich road & coal d·"partment, Hattev Henry B. est 1te agent, o Mary stre-et
Barkin~r road Haug-hey Thomas, shopkeeper, 83 Scott street
-Great Northern Railwav Goods DPpllrtment (C. W. Carr. Hawkes AlhP'I't, boot maker, 6Q Forty Acre lane
local agent), Royal Victoria (T N 531 East) & Albert Hawldns William. fishmonger, 26 Hermit road
doch Hav Edmund M.B .• C.:M.Edin. physician & surgeon, 2-fO
-Great \V e~tern Raihray Goods Depot (G. R. Hughes,1ocal Victoria Dock road
agent), Royal Victoria k Albert docks. T N 3760 East Hayes James, boot maker, 6 Leyes road
'Green R. & H. & Silley Weir Limited, ship repairers, Hayward Harry Simpson, grocer, 3I .Alexandra street
Royal _\lbert riock "· T N I642 East Hayward Willi'lm, fruiterer & g-r-eengrocer, 77 Dale road
Green _\lexander, tailor, 106 Freemason's road Heath & Co. artificial teeth makers. 154 Barking- road
Green Alfl'~d HPnry, watch maker, 6 Hermit road Hebben & Row-land, sheet metal worJ,ers, ra, Beckton rd
<Green George. boot maker, I97 North Woolwich road, Hector William Boyne. carman, 242 Barking road
Yictori-a doc'k-s HePster .Tohn, boot maker, 102 Roscoe street
-Green Henry. shopkeeper, :;7 Watford road Heinlin Jaoeob, baker, 57 Hermit road
Green Herbert, butchE-r. 2 Ford's: market Helps John Samuel, shopke<>per, 68 Jersey road
Grpen William. confec'timrer, 1:8 1!allsville road Bender Thomas, shopk.epper, I3 'Ihom~s street
Green William. ~hopket>"per. '1:2 Wharf strPet HPnson William Thoma~. shopkeE-per, 32 Vincent street;
'<Gregory Mary {Mrs.), feather cle11ner. I'i::l LE>~·p" road Her>~om Leonard, plumber. r8o Star lane
Gregory Wm. pawnbTo1;-er, 356 &, 357 Victoria Dock rd Heskett George, grocer, 178 Percy road
·Gregron & Co. ship-s' joiners, Baxter road & Felsted Hewett George, timber merchant, 41 Forty Acre lane
road. T N 554 East Hewitt Brothers, corn dealers, 103 Victoria Dock road
r.reig David, provision dealer, r:.7 FrE"Pmason's road Hibbert Robert, shopkeeper, 9 Hudson road
'Grey Henry, jun. lighterm-an, Royal .A.lbert docks Hicks Thomas, coal dealer, 6 Shirlev street
•Griffith~t Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 23I North Woolwich Hill Brothers, tobacconists. I3I Barking road
road. Victoria doeh Hill HPnrv.•
10hirt makt>r. gq Rol'lcoe street
Grimb1e J. shopke-eper, I05 Iliddpr street Hill Sidney Charles, Victoria tavern & Railway hotel,
Grimstead Percy & Robert, cycle dealers, 2 Fisher street 4 Rarkin!!: road
Grinyer George Frederic, beer retailer, I I9 Star lane Hilliard A.rthur Chas. coffee rooms, 75 & 87 Dock road
Groom William, insurance agent, 30 Morgan street Hills J. T. & Son, groc_ers, & post office, 35 Roscoe
Gubbings Jas.Shakespeare's Head P.H.44 & 46 Roscoe st street & 48 Freemason's road
Gudgeon Waiter, leather seller,132 & 134 Freemason's rd Hills Samuel, china dealer, 99 Freemason's road
'Gutheil Philip, baker, Io8 Hermit road Hills William Marrable, news agent, 229 Barking road
Gutrich William, gref)ngrocer, 63 Exning road Hirons Hubert, grocer, 73 Beckton road
Guttridge Robert Wm. &; Son, tobacconists,49 Barking rJ Hirsch Hermann, baker, 14 Hallsville road
Guttridg'e .Arthur. coal & coke dealer, I Alnwick road Hitman .Abraham, tobacconist. 8 Barking road
Gwilim Edward, greengrocer, 64 Hermit road Hobbs Wm. dairy,243 North Woolwich rd.Victoria dock!
Gwillim William, fruiterer & greengrocer, 12~ Hermit rd Hobbs Willoughby Henry, grocer, 2 Tinto road
'Hack William. fish restaurant, 2Ia, Freemason's :road Hodgson Janet (Mrs.), grocer,& post office,I2o Bidder st
Hag-gard C'aroline ()frs. ), ~rocer, 0::.7 Garvary road Hogg Edward, music dealer, 84 & 86 Hermit road
Bahn & Co. timber merchants, Ale:xandra wharf, North Ho~sflesh Catherine CMrs. ), confectioner, 246 Victoria
Woolwich road, Victoria docks. T Nos. 1374, 1375 & Dock road
1376 East Holden Isabella (Mrs.). midwife, 43 Catherine street
Haine~ Charles, shopke-~per, 83 Rendel road Holland Waiter, fried fish shop, 41 Alice street
Hale Catherine (Mrs.), boot maker, 33 Hallsville road Hollins James Henry, shopkeeper, 213 North Woolwich
llale George, boot & shoe maker, 55 Victoria Dock road road, Victoria docks
Holmes Henry Robert, house decorator, 54 Fisher
REFERafi#C• u••~
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Bolmes Waiter, plumber, 32 Beckton road
Bolton Francis William .Parke M.R.C.S., L.S.A. sur-
geon, & medical officer, No. IO district, West Ham
union, 2o6 & 208 Barking road
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, tea dealers, I I Free-
mason's road & I:5 & no Victoria. Dock road
Home foo- Working Men (The), lodging house, 234 & 235
Victoria Dock road
Hapkins A. & A. fancy drapers, 6I Barking road
Hopkins & Keeling, clothiers, 59 Barking road
Hopkins Albert, coffee rooms, 114 Victoria Dock road
Hopkins Frederick. coal merchant, 84 Martindale road
Hopkins Henry, dining rooms, 275 Victoria Dock road
Hopkins Tom, butcher, 24 Freemason's road
Hopkins William, greengrocer, 25 Dock road
Hopper Frederick, relieving officer No. 20 district, West
Ham union, 100 Beckton road & 6o Hudson road
Horlock J oseph George & Son, builders, 95 Barking road
.Horsey Charles Henry, baker, 6g Malmesbury road
Horsham Anna (Miss), milliner, I46 Hermit road
Hort Willia.m, shopkeeper, 40 Catherine street
Horth Waiter, plumber, IS Edwin street
Hoskins Edith (Mrs.), mantle maker, 8 Hallsville road
Boulder Bros. & Co. Limited, steam ship owners, Royal
Albert docks. T N 1510 East
Houldsworth Sydney Charles, shopkeeper, 15 Trinity et
Bounsome, Roberts & Co. timber merchants, 71 Boyd
. road. T N 1705 East
Boward W. W. Brothers & Co. timber merchants,Crown
wharf, Barking road. T N 766 East
Howard Emma (Mrs.), tobacconist, 25 He11mit road
Howe Bert, shopkeeper, 136- Butcher's road
Howe George, grocer, 25 Frederick road
Bowes Waiter, grocer, 83 Liverpool road
Howlett Harriet (Mrs.), confectioner, 49 Rathbone street
Bughes Henry & Son Limited, marine opticians, Central
avenue, R'Oyal Albert docks. T N I373 East
Hughes Ebenezer, dairy, za, Finch road
Hughes Frances Elizh. (Mrs.), midwife, 38 Edward st
Bughes Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 Fisher street
Hughes Thos. tobccnst. I Argyle ter. Prince RegE>nt's la
Hughes William, boot & shoe maker, 7 Liverpool ter-
race, Liverpool road
Humphery Arthur John, lighterman, Royal A,lbert docks.
TN 535 East
Hnmphries- Herbert Kerkham, manager London & Pro-
vincial Bank Limited, 101 -& 103 Barking road & 278
Victoria. Dock road. T N 891 East
Hunt Oharles, bird dealer, I Rathbone street
Hunt Charles, dining 'rooms, 257 Victoria Dock road
Hunt Henry Elijah (Collinson & Hunt), Freemasons'
tavern, 27I Victoria Dock road
Hunt Richard, china dealer, 20 Hallsville road
Hun wicks Leah (Mrs.), drape-r, 96 & 98 Hermit road
Hupfeld Ernest, news agent, IJI Hermit road
Hurdle John, greengrocer, 3I Portland Toad
Byam Harry, sen. beer retailer, 76 Rathbone street
Hyrle LO'Ilisa (Mrs.), confectioner, 32 Hermit road
I. P. Co. Limited, cinematograph theatre,4a,Barking rd
Imperial Coal Co. coal merchants, 39 Barking road.
T N 325 East
Imperial Palace Music Hall (Wallie Rice, manager), 6
Victoria Dock Toad. T N 41 East
Imray Edgar, Peacock taveTn, II5 Freemason's road
Inder Redgenell, window cleaner, 42 Argyle road
International Working Men's Club (Frederick Emil
Lancer, sec.), St. Thomas' road
Irwell & Eastern Rubber Co. Limited, mannfactlll·er~ of
inrlia rnbber goods, 4a, Tidal Basin road, Victori9
docks. TA "Colsell, Vie. Dock, London;" TN352oEast
lsaacs Joseph, picture framer, 55 Barking road
Isaacs Michael, outfitter, 7 & 8 Victoria Dock road
Isaacs Morris, Royal Oak P.H. 73 Barking road
Jackson Joseph,.confectioner, 64 & 77 Rathbone street
Jackson Rachel (Mrs.), confectioner, I27 Rathbone st
Jackson William, dining. rooms, 215 North Woolwich
road, Victoria docks
.lackson William. draper, 59 Victoria Dock road
Jacobs John~ marine store dealer, I Boy street
Jacobs Rebecca (Mrs.), picture dlr. 36 Victoria Dock rd
Jaffa Lazarus, draper, 107 Hermit road
Jamset Kaikhosru L.1vl.S., L.A.H., D.P.H. physician, 45
Beckton road
Jeffries George, tobacconist, 249 Prince Regent's lane
Jenkins David, dairyman, 82 Hermit road
.Tennings Jonathan William, grocer, r6 Hermit road
Jessop John .Berry, confectioner, r6o Butcher's road
Jobbins Arthur, hair dresser, 26 Bidder street
Jobson Arthur Robert, beer retailer, 27 Frederick road
Johanesen Edward, boot repairer, 307 Star lane
Johnson Jsph. boot repr. 4 Park ter. Prince Regent's la
Jolly Arthur, boot maker, 67 Mortlake road
[KELLY'S
Jolly 1vlary (1vlrs.),fruiterer & greengrocer,r71 Carson rd
J oily William, fruiterer, 7 Hallsville road
Jones Jesse & Son, dairymen, 2 Exning road
Jom•s & Co. grocers, 8g, gr & 56a, Rathbone street ,..
Jones Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, r21 Randolph road
Jones Arthur, grocer, II5 Hermit road
Jones Catherine Monkhouse (Mrs.), draper,_ 62 & 64
Freemason's road
Jones Cyril, drug stores, rg~ Prince Regent's lane
Jones George, boot maker, 7 Ford's Park road
Jones Henry, hair dresser, 267 Victoria Dock road
Jones Roderick, provision dealer, 111 Bidder street
Jones Sidney Clifford, chemist, 6 Beckton road
Jones William Hitchman, dairyman,36 Freemason's road
Jonson Louis, shopkeeper, 2 Baxter road
Jordan Henry, coal dealer, 16 Forty Acre lane
Jordan Henry, greengrocer, 67 Scott street
Joyner Harriett (Mrs.), oil shop, 105 Hermit road
Juby Charles, Lilliput Arms P.H. 190 Victoria Dock rd
Judd John, hair dresser, 4 Dartmouth ter. Butcher's rd
Judge George, shopkeeper, 201 Victoria Dock road
Julian Frederick, eel pie house, 22 Barking road
Kafitz Abraham, builders' merchant, 82 Freemason's rd
Kahansky John, coal dealer, 27 Shirley street
Karcher Charles, baker, 266 Victoria Dock road
Kay Martha (Mrs.), pianoforte tuner. 224 Malmesbury rd
Keeling Percy, clothier, see Hopkins & Keeling
Keeys Charles, greengrocer, 3.3 Roscoe street
Keeys Samuel, tobacconist, 76 Barking road
KellehPr John, fried fish dealer, 4 Frederick road
Kelly Christopher & Sons, hosiers. I 11 Freemason'• rd
Kempson William," butcher, 140 Victoria Dock road
Kendall John~ shopkeeper, Wightman street
Kennedy Walter, furniture dealer, 243 Victoria Dock rd
Kenney LilianM.(Miss),shorthand teacher,r26 Beckton rd
Kenzie George, tobacconist, 23 Dock road & confectioner.
8 Alice street
Keys Emma (Mrs.), nurse, 24 Argyle road
Kidd Horace, boot repairer, 128 Butcher's road
Kiley & Co. Limited, saw mills, Mortlake road
Kiley George, wood dealer, Mortlake road
Killer Barnett, draper, 72 Rathbone street
Kilsby Arthur, wheelwright. 1a, Burnham street
King Arthur, grocer, 296 Victoria Dock road
King John, wardrobe dealer, 76 Victoria Dock road
Kingston Charles, shopkeeper, 4 Emily street
Kirby Richard, wardrobe dealer, 112 Butcher's road
Kirby William, boot repairer, 122 Bilda road
Kirkaldy John & Son Ltd. plumbers, Royal Albert doch
Kirner Anselm. watch maker, 208 Victoria Dock road
Kirsch Henry William, assistant superintendent to Pm,.
dential Assurance Co. Limited, 90 Beckton road
Kirvan Edward S. beer retailer, I Stephenson street
Kitchener George H. boot maker, 22 Rathbone street
Kleinefeld Otto Albert, butcher, 2a, Alice street
Knell Edward, dining rooms, r61 Victoria Dock road
Knight Frederick, butcher, 5 Granville road
Knight James, •Sidney Arms P.H. 20 Alice street
Knight Percy George, hair dresser, r Pitt street
Kni~htley Mary Jane (Mrs.), corn chandler, 221 North
Woolwich road, Victoria docks
Knott Simon, tailor, 30 Victoria Dock road
Knott William Herbert, insurance agent, 7 Dock road
Kosky Louis, tailor, 38 Barking road
Kutcher Simon, baker, 79 Rathbone street
La Blanca Co. meat importers, Royal Albert doci:!J..
T N r841 East
Ladd Thomas, insurance agent, 204 Beckton road
Lambert Anton, laundry, 19 Hermit road
Lambert George, sen. butcher, 25 Freemason's road
Lambtnn Rnhert. iilhnpkeeper, 79 MartindalE> road
Lamport & Bolt Ltd. ship own~>rs, Royal Albert docb
Lamson Paragon Supply Co. Limited, typewriter ribbon
makers,Paragon works, Ford's Park rd. T N 1345 East
Lane George, Balmoral Castle P.B. 97 Rathbone street
Lane Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7I Mortlake road
Lane Sidney, boot repairer, 6 Clarkson street
Langan Francis, butcher, 58 Victoria DocJ( road
Langman Charles, Jubilee tavern, 249 North Woolwic&
road, Victoria docks
Large William, fishmonger, us Forty Acre lane
Larkin Henry, greengrocer, 39 Freemason's road
LftrJrin James, fruiterer, 26 Fox street
Larking Henry, flour merchant, 27 Hallsville road
Latchford George, shopkeeper, 2 Agate street
Lawley John William, assistant dock master, Royal
Victoria & Albert docks
Lawrence Albert. fried fish shop. 71 Leyes road
Lawrence Alfred Wm. dairy, 58 Hayday rd. & 214 Star la
Lawrence Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Martindale road
Lawrence Habigal (Mrs.), timber merchant, so li 52
Shirley street
 DIRECTORY .l- ESSEX.
Lawrence Stephen, wheelwright, 35 Shirley streeti
Lea &; Co. coal & coke merchants, 43 Barking road
Leach & Son, tailors, II3 Hermit road
Leahy Amelia (Miss), laundry, 88 & go Star lane
Lee Brothers, greengrocers, 47 Rathbone street & 3
Market place, Ordnance road
Lee Edward, greengrocer &, fruiterer, 81 Rathbone street
Lee Matthew, draper, 41 Fife road
Lee Symon, draper, 28 Hermit road
Legerton Alice (Mrs.), butcher, 100 Hermit road
Legg Ernest, hair dresser, 53 Hallsville road
Leonard Charles, dining rooms, Central avenue, Royal
Albert docks
Lester & Perkins, shipwrights & engineers, Royal Albert
docks. TA "Outwork, London;" T N 3961 East
Leuw William, butcher, see Scales & Leuw
Levens John, sign writer, 228 Barking road
Levenson Henry, milliner, 165 Barking road
Leversha Frederick, shopkeepeT, 57 Hilda road
Leverton Maud (Miss), draper, 239 Prince Regent's lane
Levey Alfred, confectioner, 25 & 26 Victoria Dock road
Levy Abraham, clothier, 120 Victoria Dock road
Levy Asher, confectioner, 2 & 11 Rathbone street
Levy Charles, clothier, 17 Victoria Dock road
Levy Hyman, boot maker, 7 Rathbone street
Levy Morris, boot maker, 138 & 139 Victoria Dock road
Lewin Alfred, draper, 42 Rathbone street . Mansfield House University Settlement (Norman M.
Lewis Ernest, hair dresser, 32 Ethel road
Lewis John Jas. dining rms. 177 & 181 Nth.Woolwich rd
Lewis Waiter, shopkeeper, 46 .Alice street
Lewis William, coffee rooms, 105 Victoria Dock road
Lewis William, hair dresser, 97 Victoria Dock road
Lewis William Arthur, corn & flour dealer, 168 & 170
Barking road. T N 3-278 East
Lewsey Alfred, dairyman, 49 Roscoe street
Lewsey Walter, dauy, 6 Alice street
Limb Charles, grocer, so Baxter road
Limbach William, baker. 71a, Beckton road
Lines Agnes (Mrs.),lanndry, 6 Liverpool ter.Liverpool rd
Ling Robert Arthur & Son, saddlers, 82 Barking road.
T N 3527 East ·
Lingwood Alfred, oilman, 251 Victoria Dock road
Link Sterhen CharlE-s & Sons, butchers, 135 Beckton rd
Lipman Abraham, hair dresser, g6 Leyes road
Little John, confectioner, 237 Beckton road
Little Martha (Mrs.), firewood dealer, 25 Huntingdon .o;t
Lloyd & Wooding, fancy drapers, 56 Victoria Dock road
Lockwood George Henry, shopkeeper, 1 Clarkson street
Lockwood Janet (Miss), fried fish shop, 45 Ashburton rd
London Boot Co. (William Frederick Vinicomb, man-
ager), 108 Barkin~ road
London Central Meat Co. Limited, meat importers,
Royal Vict(lria docks. T N 599 East
London County &; Westminster Bank Limited (T. J.
Muscutt, manager), sr &; 53 Barking road (T N 1685
East); dmw on head office·, 41 Lothbury, London E C
London & North Western Railway Goods Depot (F. A.
Sargent, supt.; G. W. Galloway, local agent), Royal
Victoria & Albert docks. T N 617 East
London Parc!'ls Delivery Co. Limited (W. H. Hobson,
sec.); depots, Royal Albert docks. T N 1850 East
London & Provincial Bank Limited (branches) (Herbert
Kerkham Humphries, manager), 101 & 103 Barking
road & 278 Victorh Dock road (T )I 89r East); draw
on head office, 3 Bank buildings E C & Glyn, Mills,
Currie & Co. London E C. See advertisement
London Scaling Co. Limited, boiler cleaners, 281 Vie-
toria Dock road
London & Suburban Estates, estate agents, 2 Jersey road
Long .Albert Edward, grocer, 2 Ling road
Long Henry, grocer, 11 Baxter road
Loosley Henry Geo. watch maker, 189 Victoria Dock rd
Love Waiter, marine store dealer, 2 Maplin road
Lovell Fanny (Mrs.), confectioneT, 34 Barking road
Lovick William, b!'er retailer, 230 Beckton road
Low Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer, 30a, Vincent street
Low Robert William, boot maker, 138 Bidder street
Lowe Henry Joseph, tobacconist, 42 Freema!'on's road
Lowe Lydia (Miss), draper, 3 Rathbone street
Lowe William Joseph, shopkeeper, 67 Maplin road
Lowrie Emma (Mrs.),blonse manufacturer,7o Barking rd
Lucy Henry, beer retailer, 48 Beckton road
Lutgen Sarah (Mrs.), grocer, 18 Exning road
Luxton William, baker, 76 Percy road
Lyden Thomas, shopkeeper, 88 Alnwick road
Lyle Abr::~m & Sons Limited, sugar refiners, Plaistow
wharf, North Woolwich road, Victoria docks. T Nos.
1626 & r627 East
Mabbort Thomas William, shopkeeper, 45 Frederick road
McBay Ann (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 32 Thomas street
McDermott Philip Mehan L.R.C.P.I & L.R.C.S.I. phy-
sici1n & sur!!'e'Jn, 6.:! Ia-li:ing r:Jad
CANNING TOWN.· 1C3
Macdonald William, general dealer, 12 Ship street
McElrea Samuel, hair dresser, 3oa, Beckton road
McGrath Myles, ship broker,see Escombe, McGrath & Co
~cGregor Robert, bollt repairer, 59 Garvary road
McGregor Waiter, draper, 193 North Woolwich road,
Victoria docks
Machon Reunben Augustus, cycle dealer, 4 Baxter road
McKellow & Sons, blacksmiths, 112 & II4 Barking road
Mackenney Joseph 0. beer retailer, 31 Woodstock street
McKenzie Isaac, shopkeeper, 26 Swanscombe street
McLeod Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 52 Beckton road
McNulty Dinah Sophia (~rs.), beer retailer,125 Victoria
Dock road
Maddams Charles, barrow lender, 150 Star lane
Maddison William John, builder, Clarkson street & Wel-
lington street. T N 572 East
Maguire Francis Joseph, shopkeeper, 61 Forty Acre lane
Main Mary Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, 33 Clarence road
Maloney James, fishmonger Ioo, & fruiterer IOI, Vic-
toria Dock road
Malt Robert, tobacconist, 33 Ethel road
Manchester Hat Co. (George France, manager), hatters,
102 Barking road
Mann Walt.Chas.Ground Rent tavern,ng Forty Acre la
Mansfield House Men's Club (N. M. Hyde, sec.), 143,
145 &; 147 Barking road
Hyde M.A. warden), 89 Barking road
Mansfield Betsy (Mrs.), hosier, 197 Victoria Dock road
Mantz Heinrich Friedrich, baker, 30 Boyd road
Manufacturers' Agency Co. (London) Limited, ship
chandlers, 5 Tidal Basin road, Victoria docks. TA
"Squaresail, London;" T N 527 East
Margetts Philip, lighterman, 35 Stephenson street. T ~
739 East
Marriage Jacob, baker, 40 Victoria Dock road
Marsden Newton, teacher of music, 73 Cambus road
Marsh Richard,wardrobe dealer,2oo Prince Regent's lane
Marshall Emily (Miss), dress maker, 3 Forty Acre lane
Martin Charles, dining rooms, II4 Rathbone street
Martin William, baker, 28 Exning road
'vlason &; Co. provision dealers, 29 Hallsville road
Mason Charles, tobacconist, 77 Freemason's road
:'dason Edward, corn chandler, 201 Beckton road
\fasters HPlena (Mrs. ),boot repairer,256 Victoria Dock rd
Masters John Frederick, butcher, 57 Rathbone street
\faternity Charity & District Nurses' Home (Dock
branch) (Miss Gunner, supt. ), Lansdowne road
Mathews Alfred, wardrobe dealer, 23 Montesquieu street
Matthews John A. hair dresser, 306 Victoria Dock road
Matthews John William, confectioner, 203o Beckton road
Maughan Edward, chemist, 2 Beaconsfield ter.Hermit rd
May Ernest, fried fish dealer, 18 Alice street
May Joseph William, butcher, 10 Rathbone street
Mayer Ell en (Mrs.), W oodstock Arms P.H. 74 Swans-
combe street
Maynard Harry, dairyman, 31 Woodstock street
Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, 84 Rathbone street
Meach William, greengrocer, 34 Boyd road
Mead Andrew, harness maker, 6 Nelson street
Medcalf Caleb, hair dresser, 120 Rathbone street
Medcalf Jethro,Victoria Dock tavern, 61 Victoria Dock rd
Meddings William, marine store dealer, 56 Beckton Toad
Meglish Harry, grccer, 6o Star lane
Mensing Ernest Alfred, baker, 178 Barking road
Mercantile Lighterage Co. Limited, Royal Albert docks.
T N ssc; East
Mercer William George, Lord Nelson P.H. II7 Victoria
Dock road
Merritt Thomas, greengrocer, 22 Plymouth road
Messageries Maritimes de France (Brasier du Thuy,
manager), steam ship owners, Royal Victoria docks
M!'tropolitan Association for Befriending Young Servant&
(Mis" E. A. Cooper, hon. sec.), 81 Barking road
1\feyer FrE'dPrick, hair dressel', 44 Freemason's road
Meyers Christian Henry, baker, &; post office, 76 Free-
mason's road
Michell & Co. chemists, 85 Victoria Dock road. T N
165r East
Midland Railway Co. Goods Department Office; depot
(Thomas Irving, local agent), Royal Victoria & Albert
docks. T N 6o4 East
Mignot John, boot maker, 24 Victoria Dock road
Milburn William & Co. steam ship owners, Royal Vic-
toria docks. T N 1370 East
Mileham Arthur Charles, shopkeeper, 54 Brent road
Mileham Thomas, carman, see Shadrack & Mileham
Mileham Thomas, greengrocer, 241 North Woolwich rd.
Victoria docli:s & 104 Ro!lcoe street
Miller & Sons, outfitters, Central avenue, Royal Albert
dooks. T N 3II5 East
Miller Charles, greengrocer, 3 Scott street •
 104 CANNING TOWN. ESSEX.
~tiller Edward, chemist, 273 Victoria Dock road
M:iller Emily (Mrs.), laundry, 281 Star lane
Miller Matthew, insurance agent, 57 Maplin road
Miller Robert Frank, smith & farrier, 59 Burnham st
Miller Sidney, shopkeeper, 37 Alice ~treet · Obrart Albert, fried fish dealer, 88 Freemason's road
Miller Thomas, greengrocer, 225 Prmce Rege~t's lane
Mills Elizabeth Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 28 B1~der st
Missions to Seamen Institute (Rev. Arthur Cyr1l Hornby
Hall B.A. chaplain), 289 Victoria Dock road
Missions to Seamen Refreshment Rooms, 286 to 289
Victoria Dock road
Mitchell Harry, boot repairer, 3 Catherine street
Mitchell Harry, grindery dealer, 63 Rathbone street
Molen John, chimney sweeper, 200 Star lane
Monk Joseph, cinematograph theatre, 205 Beckton road
Montague Wm.fruitr. & greengro. 180 Prince Regent's la
Montgomery William, fried fish shop, 299 Star lane
Moorcroft Edward, news agent, 3 Ling road
Moore William, confectioner, 1 Shirley street
Moorley Thos. Wm. Huntingdon Arms P.H. 66 Burke st
Morgan Charles, news agent, 32 Boyd road
Morgan Henry, shopkeeper, 6g Roscoe street
Morhall Amos, photographer, so Hermit road
Morris Beef Co. Limited, meat importers, Royal Albert
docks. T N 18oo East
Morris Bros. barrow proprietors, South Molton road
Morris John, insurance agent, 72 Russell road
Morris Mark, pawnbroker, 33 & 35 Freemason's road
Morton William, shopkeeper, 68 Hemsworth street
Moses Mark, tailor, 141 & 142 Victoria Dock road
Moskowitch Aron, grocer, 6o Victoria Dock road
Moss Joseph, grocer, 43 & 45 Freemason's road
Moss Walt.marine store dlr.u Liverpool ter.Liverpool rd
Mott Edgar, ronfectioner, g6 Victoria Dock road
Moyes Harry, grocer, 58 Garvary road
Muhlesin Jacob Philip, butcher, 76 Dale road
Mnlcaster George, corn dealer, 231 & 233 Barking road
Miiller William H. & Co. (London) Limited, stevelfores,
Royal Victoria docks
Mullocks Henry, greengrocer, 27 Hudson road
Mumford Eliza (Miss), dairy, 39 Peter street
Munday Charles, gramophone dealer, 6 Ford's Park rd
Munden Charles, fancy draper, ~9 Victoria Dock road
Munford John, boot maker, 49 Alice street
Murphy Emily (Mrs.), greengrocer, 87 Woodstock s~reet
Murphy Fred.k.greengro. 6 Market stores,Freemason·s rd
Murphy William Dennis, Sir John Lawrance P.H. 26
Rathbone street · Payne Henry, dining rooms, 100 Leyes road
Murray Daniel, tobacconist, 217 Prince Regent's lane
Musct>lli Lauvomia, shopkeeper, 53 Freemason's road
Muscutt Thomas J. manager London County & West-
minster Bank Limited, 51 & 53 Barking road
Myers lsaac, boot repairer, 35 Plymouth road
Nairne Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 1 Carson road
National Seamen's Union of Great Britain & Ireland
( J oseph Taylor, sec.), 343 Victoria Dock road
National Tailoring Co. tailors, 148 Barking road
National Union of Gasworkers & General Labourers
(Canning Town No. I branch) (G. W. Shreeve, sec.},
124 Barking road
:Kaylor Brothers, grocers, 69 Freemason's road
Naylor Joshua, bee-.' retailer, 6g Hemsworth street
Neary Waiter Hy. Bridge House tavern, 23 Barking road
Neave Wm. Geo. boot & shoe maker, 68 Barking road
Neill Thomas, fruiterer & greengrocer, 18a, Star lane
Nelson B. & W. Limited, ship owners, Royal Victoria
docks. T N 746 East
Nelson Albert, shopkeeper, 31 Roscoe street
Nelson Harry Augustus de Beauvoir M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
physician & surgeon, 217 Barking road; surgery,
12a, Rathbone street
New South-West Ham Liberal & Radical Club (Albert
Launder, sec.), 213a, Barldng road
New Zealand Shipping Co. Limited (J. B. Westray &
Co. agentsl, steam ship owners, Royal Victoria (T N
894 East) & Albert docks. T N 576 East
Newbery John, Royal Albert P.H. 38 Freemason's road
Newell George. Chas. grocer, & post office, I Dale road
Newman & Co. wholesale tobacconists 6, & ~holesale
haberdashers 8, Rathbone street
Newman's Drug Stores Ltd. chemists, so Barking road
)iewport Wm. Charles, coal dealer, 18 Ch~rlotte street
Xewton )lenry, stewed eel dealer, 90 Herm1t road
Nice Charles Edward, grocer, I Devonshire road
Nicholls John, provision dealer, 49 Stephenson street
Nieman Isaac, clothier, 108 Victoria Dock road
Nightingale ;rames, shopkeeper, n6 Beckton road
Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan line), steam ship owners,
Royal Albert & Victoria docks. T N's 242 & 588 East
Noble Jane (Mrs.), midwife, 12 Cambus road
Normandy Chemical Co.Ltd.Norman{)y st. TN 3499 East
Norris Frances (Mrs.), florist, 8 Garvary road
Norris Henry, shopkeeper, 81 Forty Acre lal\e
(KELLY's
Norton Arthur John, grocer, r6o Bidder str.eet
Norton Thomas Albert, baker, 58 Freemason's road
Norton William, shopkeeper, 69 Peter street
Oakenfull Albert, boot maker, 31 Coolfin road
Ocean Steam Ship Co. Limited & China Mutual Steam
Naviooation Co. Ltd. Royal Albert docks. T N 156 East
Odaml Manure & Chemical Co. Limited, Odams' wharf,
North Woolwich road, Victoria docks. T A '' Nitro•
phos ; " T N 1503 East
Ody Edward, cats' meat dealer, 6g Hermit road
Oke Mary Ann (Mrs.), dining rooms, 24 & ug Nor~h
W oolwich road, Victoria docks
Oldfield John Henry, shopkeeper, 28 Ford's Park road
Ollin Alfred, dining rooms, I57 Barking road
O"Neill John James, shopkeeper, 22 Wade road
O'Neill Mary Ann (.Mrs.), feather cleaner, 43 Garvary rd
O..:lborne & Son, coal merchants, 54 Ethel road
Osborne James, coal dealer, 220 Beckton road
Osborne William, greengrocer, 67 Leyes road
O'Shea Daniel, shopkeeper, 49 Hallsville road
Ott Jacob, baker, 121 Fortv Acre lane
Ottley William, grocer, 26 Ford's Park rd. ~ I ~otnes rd
Oulton William, sack contractor, Royal VICtona docks.
T N I729 East
Overett John, shopkeeper, 2r Fox street
Packer John Chas. boot & shoe dlr. 247 Victoria Dock rd
Pagram William John, news agent, 125 Freemason's rd
Palmer Elias Charles, hair dresser, 42 Star lane
Palmer Eliza (Mrs.), midwife, 13 Queen's road
Pammenter Alfred, shopkeepet, 53 Addington road
Parker Charles, butcher, 2 Queen's road
Parker Ohas. Henry, beer retailer, 26o Victoria Dock rd
Parker Herbert William, shopkeeper, r89 North Wool-
wich road, Victoria docks
Parker Maud (Mrs.), florist, 30 Freemason's road
Parkinson Nora (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 29 Beckton rd
Parmenter Arthur, blacksmith, 29a, Ford street
Parnell George, smith, Star lane
Parrett Emma (Mrs.). herbalist, u8 Rathbone street
Parrott Samuel, fried fish shop, 55 Hallsville road
Pasher Simon, boot repairer, rrr Victoria Dock road
Paterson Emily (Mrs.), linen draper, 71 Freemason's rd
Patten Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 42 Ordnance road
Patten James, coal dealer, 13 Burke street
Patterson Francis, insurance agent, 27 Chauntler road
Pay Edward, baker, 32 Hudson road
Payne Hy.Augustus, coffee rooms, 219 Pri?ce Reg.ent's.la
Payton Francis Charles Bertram, dealer m mus1cal m-
struments, I Liverpool road
Pe.ak Thomas John, plumber, 16 Wilberforce street
Peakall Geo. Herbt. regd. lod~ing house, I k 3 Emily st
Pearce Henry Samuel, wardrobe dealer, I37 Barking rd
Pearks Limited, grocers, 12 Freemason's road & 22 Vic-
toria Dock road & provision dealers. 21 Rathbone st
Pearson Albert, wardrobe dealer, 103 Wellington street
Pearson Ellen (Mrs.), laundry, 183 Star lane
Pearson William, fried fish dealer, 2o5a, North Wool-
wich road, Victoria docks
Peasey Arthur, shopkeeper, 8 Leyes road
Pegram & Co. grocers, 21 Freemason's road
Pells Henry, decorator, 14 Burke .stre.et .
Peninsular & Oriental Steam NaVIgatiOn Co. (to Chma,
Japan & Calcutta & the branch service to Australia,
via Cape) (F. J. Abbott, sec.), Royal Albert docks
Perkins Thomas, shipwright, see Lester & Perkins
Perl Sophia (Mrs.), laundry, 199a, Beckton road
Perrin Edward, shopkeeper, 39 Fife road
Perrin J oseph, beer retailer, 9 Edwin street
Perry George Henry, shopkeeper, 53 Shirley street
Perthen Edward, watch maker, 24 Rathbone street
Peterken Henry, printer, 33 Rathbone street
Philipps Edward, shopkeeper, 32 Woodstock street
Phillipps & Graves, lighterman, Royal Albert docks
Phillips John Thomas, rag merchant, 10 Leyes road
Phillip.s Sam, boot maker, 62 Victoria Dock road
Phillips Samuel, ~hopkeeper, 36 Hermit road
Pickfords Ltd. railway carriers, Royal Victoria & Albert
docks
Pidduck G. & Co. Ltd. boiler composition mas. Turner st
Pinchin, J ohnson & Co. Limited, paint manufacturers,
Pinchin's wharf, North Woolwich road. T N 1999 East
Pine Mary Ann (Mrs.), draper, r5 Ford"s Park road
Pine William, fishmonger, 51 Hallsville road
Pitts Margaret (Mrs.), dress maker, 56 Clarence road
Plaistow Public Baths (Robert Roots, caretaker), Fen st
Player John, fruiterer, 28 Barking road
Playle Charles .l<'rederick, draper, ~ post office, 186 ~
188 Prince Regent's lane
Pleskin Reuben, hair dresser, 47 Fife road
Polglase Richard, veterinary surgeon, 37 Garvary road
•
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Pollard William Wade, draper, 20 & 22 Freemason's rd
Pool Alfred, boot maker, so Beckton road
Pope William & Co. lightermen, Royal Albert docks
Pope Jane (Mrs.), greengrocer, 297 Star lane
Popkin William, fishmonger, S8 Hermit road
Port (The) of London Master Porters & Stevedoring Co.
Limited (E. J. White, manager). stevedores, Royal
Victoria dock
Possnett .Ameli a (Mrs.), boot dealer, 47 Hallsville road
Post Office Sanatorium Friendly Society (F. E. Durrant,
sec.), I 53 Barking road
Poulden Charles, grindery dealer, 43 Rathbone street
Poulson Edmd. Arthur Beech, shopkeeper, 30 Ma1y st
Powles John Jamt>s, hair dresser, 2 Hudson road
Poysden Sus!'ln (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 27 Queen's road
Po~ser James Ernest, shopkeeper, 283 VictQria Dock rd
Prendergast Mary (Mrs.), corset maker, 44 Hermit road
Price Charles, dining rooms, 8 Liverpool ter .Liverpool rd
Price Charles William, shopkeeper, 69 Exning- road
Price Edwin Alfred, grocer, 245 North Woolwich road,
Victoria docks
Priest William Henry, shopkeeper, I6S Hermit road
Prince Line (Kaye, Son & Co. Limited, agents), steam
ship owners, Royal Victoria docks. T N 72 East
Prince Annie (Mrs.), cats' meat dealer, 22 Hallsville rd
Prince Charles, wardrobe dealer, 62 Wilberforce street
Prince Sarah(Mrs.),shirt & collar dresser, 53 Watford rd
Prince William, shopkeeper, 6I Lawrence street
Pring James William, insurance supt. 7I Beckton road
Prior Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 48 Bidder street
Prior James, tobacconist, 227 Prince Regent's lane
Prior Joseph, piano tuner, I2 Edward street
Pross Ernest, hair dresser, 2 Beckton road
Proud Brothers, grocers, 75 Dale road
Pryor Albert, cycle dealer, 242 Victoria Dock road
Puckridge Thomas, cats' meat salesman, 48 Rathbone st
'Pudney Daniel, shopkeeper, 9 Alexandra street
Pugh Annie (Mrs.), oil warehouse, 47 Exning road
Pugh James Edwin, shirt maker, 2 Fife road
Pugh William, wholesale oilman, IO &; I I Stephenson at
Pullen Brothers, clothiers, 67 Freemason's road
l'm·due John Charles, herbalist, 28 Roscoe street
Purkis Daniel, greengrocer, 54 Beck ton road
Pye Caroline (Mis.s), shopkeeper, 49 Ashburton road
Quantrell Wm. boot maker, 4 Market pi. Ordnance rd
Quiulan John, shopkeeper, I8 Arkwright street
Race Will, boot maker, I8 Barking rQad
Radmore George, shopkeeper, I46 Bidder street
RaggPtt Hubert Thomas,who. news agt.4o Woodstock st
Bam8ay William & Co. varnish manufacturers, Nor-
mandy street. T N 3499 East
Rand James, hair dresser, go Freemason's road
Range Heinrich, baker, SI Shirley street
Rankin Mary (Miss), music teacher, 178 Beckton road
Ranks Joseph Limited, millers, Royal Victoria docks.
T N 976 East
Ranson William, coal dealer, 2 Hemsworth street
Rapp Jessie (Mrs.), fishmonger, 79 Freemason's road
Rappurt Harry, hardware dealer, 44 Hallsville road
Rathbone Cinema (William Sweetingham), Rathbone st
Rawlings Joseph, fishmonger, I Market pi. Ordnance rd
Rawlinson Henry, greengrocer, 32 Fen street
Rawliu:son Mane Elsie (~lrs.), marine store dealer, 10
Ford"s Park road
llay William Herbert, .Anchor P.H. 20 Star lane
Rayment Asenath (Mrs.), dress maker, 20 Stephenson st
Read George, marine store dealer, 72 Edward street
~ad Robert, boot maker, 6o Bidder street
Read \\"alter, hair dresser, 53 Rathbone street
Read lVilliam, shopkeeper, 27 Hooper road
Redman Dave, hosier, 40 Rathbone street
Reed Fredk.laundry ,2 Nottingham ter .Prince Regent's la
"Reeder Charles, hair dresser, 4 Nottingham terrace,
Prince Regent's lane
Reeder Maxwell, hair dresser, I92 Prince Regent's lane
Reedman James Rnbert & Co. engineers, Bradley street
"Reeves Eli1:abeth (Mrs.), sbQpkeeper, 27 Shipwright st
Reeves John, dimng rooms, 26I Victoria Dock road
Rensch Henry, furniture dealer,. 35 Hallsville road
Retzbach .Albert, butcher, 6I Rathbone street
lleus Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I02 Leyes road
Reynolds George, boot repairer, n8 Hermit road
Reynolds :Mary (Mrs.), laundry, 127 Hermit road
"Rhodes George, shopkeeper, 106 Leyes road
"Rhode" Hy.Charles,Essex Arms P.H. 92 Victoria Dock rd
"Rice W allie, Town of .Ayr P .H. 6 Victoria Dock road
Richardson Henry & Sons, plumbers, I3S Barking road
Richardson Charles, tobacconist, I59 Victoria Dock road
Richardson George, beer retailer, Io Burke street
Richardson Goo. Fredk.Hy.boot dlr.3o9 Victoria Dock rd
Richard"on Jane (~'lrs.),wardrobe dealer, 17 Hallsville rd
ltiche& Henry Howard & &m, oil k color men, I I Cliff st
CANNING TOWS. 105
Rickett, Smith & Co. (incorporated with Rickett, Cock-
uell & Co. Limited), coal merchants, G. E. Railway
coal dep-ot, 2 Barking road. T N 581 East
Ricketts Mary Ann (Mrs.), milliner, 23 Victoria Dock rd
Rickwood Marcus, coach painter, 9 Fisher street
Riddell & Co. outfitters, I33 Barking rd. T N I829 East
Riedlin~ Frank, butcher, IS Freemason's road
Rihll Wm. Thos. oil importer &c. see Wiggins & Rihll
Ripley Geo. Frederick, dining rooms, So Freemason's rd
Rippe Henry, firewood dealer, New road
Rippe Stephen, greengrocer, ng Bidder street
Roach Frank & Sons, confectioners, 109 Freemason's rd
Roach Caroline C~irs. ), shopkeeper, 62 Frederick road
Roadnight William, saddler, I25 Rathbone street
Roberts Joseph, coffee house, 29 Dock road
Roberts J oseph, dining rooms, 228 Victoria Dock road
RobPrts Saml.Jas.boot repr.2 Dartmouth ter.Butcher's rd
Robertson Alex. Winton & Co. engineers, Shipwright st
Robertson J ames, painter, 26 Lawrence street
Rabinsou Ernest James, beer retlr. 272 Victoria Dock rd
Robinson John, shopkeeper, I30 Leyes road
Robinson Minnie (Miss), dr~s maker, 35 Beckton road
Robi,on John Alexander, relieving officer No. I4 dis-
trict, West Ham union, I42 Liverpool road
Rochester Ed. shopkeeper, go Bidder street
Rodh:er lsaac, cor~et maker, I4 Rathbone street
Rogg Edward, hair dresser, 30 Rathbone street
Rolfe Thomas, draper, I34 & ISO Butcher's road
Ronchetti William, boot maker. 4 Beckton road
Roper George, shopkeepei', I Ascot street
RosP .Albert, clothier, 48 Barking road
Rose Frank, butcher, 12 Hern1it road
Rose Hy. Saml. Lord ~apier P.H. 86 Victoria Dock rd
Rose Percy L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, medical
offic~or &: public vaccinator for No. 14 district, West
Ham nmon. 16I Barking road
Row Harry, shopkeeper, 30 Exnin~ road
Rowe Alfred Henry, builder, 139 Barking road
Rowe Jn. fried fish shop, I Otley ter. Prince Regent's la
Rowe Wm. f1·ied fish shop, 229 Prince Regent's lane
Rowe Wm. Charles, grindery dealer, see Sotcher & Rowe
Rowland ~Iinnie O•lrs.), confectioner, 63 Roscoe street
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. steamship owners, Royal
Victoria dock. T N 352 East
Royal Victoria & .!lbert Docks Port of London Authority
(Robert Elliott Seabrooke, superintendent; Sydney
Brownfield, assistant superintendent; Capt. Thomas
Jasper l.Jren, dock master; William Hastings CaveD-
dish, resident engineer ; J. W. Lawley, A. L. Eton,
P. J. Spray & E. J Bean, assistant dock masters).
T N's 5149 & 35I6 F.ast
Royal Henry, tobacconist, 57 Victoria Dock road
Russell Florence (Mrs.), marine store dlr. 68 Roscoe st
Rutledge Thomas, shopkeeper, 6 Beaconsfield road
Rye Charles, greengrocer, 92 Bidder street
Sadler James, marine store dealer, 24 George street
Sadler Jesse, marine store dealer, 76a, Burnham st.
& Ior Woodstock street
Sailors' Welcome Home Coffee Tavern (Charles John
Bird, manager), 15 & I7 Barking road
St. Margaret's Catholic Club (John Good, sec.), I74
Barking road
Sales Henry & Son, furniture removers, 5 Beckton road
Sales Henry, greengrocer, 120 Beckton road
Salmon Horace Charles Grant, beer retailer, 106 Vic-
toria Dock road ·
Salvation Army Home (Waiter Head, manager), 78
Eutchpr"s road
Sam pson Frances (Mrs.), greengrocer, 2 Baron road
Samson Sl. boot repr. 10I Nth.Woolwich rd.Victoria dcks
Samuels Edward, tripe dresser, I2 Sabberton street
Sanders Brothers, corn dealers, 75 Rathbone street; I4
Freemason's road & 37 Victoria Dock road
SaTJ.dground ~Iarie (:Mrs.), milliner, 4 Hallsville road
Sand ham Fredk.George Stephen, news agt.36 Barking rd
Sankey J. H. & Son Ltd. Essex wharf, Canning Town E;
Established r857; Barge House wharf; also North
Woolwich, Kentish Town, Hendon, Ilford, Brentwood,
Romford, Shenfield, Wickford, Highams Park, Plum-
stead, Woolwich Arsenal S.E.R. Bexley Heath, Erith,
Beckeuham Junction &c.; oontractors to H.M. Govern-
ment; merchants, shippers & exporters of all kinds of
clay goods, cements, limes, bricks, tiles, slates &
sands; also tilers & slaters, glazed bricks & tiles,
drain pipes, sanitary goods & specialities, swneware
apparatus & special acid resistin~ bricks &c. for use
in chemical work, fire resisting bricks &c. for every
description of furnace work. Largest & most varied
stock in London; Porous Terracotta fire & sound
proof. partition blocks & fixing bricks. T A " Sankev
Canmng Town ; " T N w6I (3 lines)
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Sansum James, shopkeepPr, 15 Rivett street
Sanerland Henry W. butcher, 9 Baxter road
Saunders Ethel Mary (Miss) & Durrant Lilian (Mrs.),
fancy repository, Post office, 152 .Barking road
Sannders George Wm. china dealer, So Victoria Dock rd
Savage Benjamin, greengrocer, 31 Clarence road
Saxby William Henry, ironmonger, 102 Freemason's rd
Scales & Leuw, butchers, 2 &; 4 Freemason's road
Schauber Augustus, hair dresser, 4 Queen's road
Schneider George, pork butcher, 9S Rathbone street
Schoefield Adolph~ baker, 144 Bidder street
Schmtke Wilfred, hair dresser, 138 Barking road
Schwab William, butcher, 69 Bidder st. &; 42 Roscoe st
Scott Charle~, grocer, 7 Market place, Ordnance road
Scott Elizabeth (Mrs.), dre.ss maker, I8 lnvicta road
Scott Isaac, hair dresser, 48 Hermit road
Scott Marks, hair dresser, 1 Victoria Dock road
Scotton Frank, fried fish dealer, 3 Ford's Park road
Scotton Henry, fried fish shop, 4 Ford's market
Scotton Samnel, fried fish shop, 91 Bidder stre"l't
Scouse Robert Charles, boot maker, 72 Hermit road
Scrasl\ Frederick William, printer, I5I Barking road
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Scriven Henry, hair dresser, 2 Leyes road
Scrutton & Crebbin, builders & estate agents, 73
Deckton road. T N 3227 East
Sciuttons Limited, stevedores, Royal Victoria (T N 896
East) & Albert docks. T N 3798 East
Seabrooke Rt. Elliott, supt. Royal Victoria & Albert dcks
Seaden George, cycle maker, 155 Barking road
Seaman Henry George, coal & coke dealr. 92 Edward st
Seamen's • Hospital Society (Albert Dock Hospital) (Sir
Patrick Manson G.C.M.G., F.R.S., D.Sc., M.D.,
F.R.C.P., LL.D. consulting physician; F. M. Sand-
-with M.D., F.R.C.P. & C. W. Daniels M.B., M.R.O.P.
physicians; G. C. Low M.D. assistant physician;
.Tames Cantlie M.B., F.R.C.S. surgeon; L. Vernon
Cargill F .R.C. S. ophthalmic .surgeon; Kenneth W.
Goadby M.R.C.S., L.D.S. dental surgeon; R. E.
Delbruck M.B., B.C., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. anresthetist;
H. B. G. Newham M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H.,
JJ.T.M. & H. director; Miss C. Graham Knight,
matron; Rev. T. H. Gilbert M.A. chaplain), Con-
naught road
Searl Emma (Mrs.), greengrocer, 32 Alice street
Secunda Louis, draper, 62 Rathbone street .
Segal .Abrahaml tailor, 19 & 20 Victoria Dock road
Seward John, boot repairer, 30 Dale road
Sewell·Sarah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 5 Ascot street
Soymour Emma (Mrs.), corset maker, 46 Barking road
Shadrack E. & A. coal merchants, 41 Barking road.
T N 763 East
Shadrack & Mileham, carmen, 27 Dock road
Shadrack W. & Co. cartage contractors, 40 Shirley st
Sharp Thomas, refreshment rooms, 27a, Swanscombe st
Shaw, Savill & Albion Co. Limited, steamship owners,
Royal Albert docks. T N's 1724 & 5 I East
Shaw Alfred Edwin, shopkeeper, 100 Prince Regent's la
Shaw Edward, oilman, Bo Bidder street
Shawyer Arthur William, station master, Gal1ions rail-
way station, Royal Albert docks
Sheldrake Kate (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Hudson road·
Shelton Thomas, hair dresser, 4 Roscoe street & 203
North W oolwich road, Victoria docks
Shepard Patsy, hair dresser, 252 Victoria Dock road
Shepherd , Marqu_is of Salisbury P.H. no Hermit rd
Shepherd Annie Lydia (Mrs.), news agent, 9 Ripley
terrace, Prince Regent's lane
Sherman Joseph, hair dresser, IB Victoria Dock road
Shipping Federation Limited (The) (Cuthbert Laws.
general manager; Michael Brett, sec.) (Thames Dis-
trict No. 3), seamen's registry office (Thomas McVey,
registrar), Connaught road, Royal Victoria docks;
labour department (E. G. Irvine, supt. ), Royal Albert
docks. T N 555 East
Short Thomas, £>el & pie house, 47 Victoria Dock road
Sibbons William, baker, 82 Bidder street
~idnell Frank, confectioner, 19 Ford's Park 1·oad
Sidn~ll George Frank, tobacconist, 76 Hermit road
Simister Philip, shopkeeper, 65 Scott street
Simonds Rose (Mrs.), confectioner, 15 Barking road
Simons Charles, beer retailer, 245 Victoria Dock road
Simpkins Fredk. Jas. cats' meat dlr. 41 Prf'emason's rd
Si m pson .Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), mineral wa teT man ufac-
turer, 215 Barking road
Singer Sewing Mae>hine Co. Limited, sewing machine
manufacturers, I04 Barking· road
Skelton Frederick, greengrocer, I30 Butcher's road &
23 Frederick road
Skidmore Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 22 Exnin~ road
Skillington Thomas, butcher, 180 Barking road
Skingley Jonathan, haberdasher, 4 Exning road
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Skinner Waiter .Robert, copper smith, F1·ederick road
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[KELLY'S
Sky Jack & Son, hair dressers, 188 Barking road
Slade Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 279 Beckton road
Slade Mary Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 145 Leyes road
Slater Samuel, confectioner, III Rathbone street
Slowman Samuel, ta.ilor, 136 Barking road
Smart Francis, gramophone dealer, 23 Stephenson street;.
Smart WiMiam, carman, 14 Charford street
Smart William, furniture dealer, 12 Rathbone street
Smith Alfred & Son, chimney sweepers, I Garvary road
& 24 Catherine street
Smith & Birkett, pawnbrokers, 45 Victoria Dock road
Smith & Chapple, clothiers, 17 Rathbone street & 4!l
& 49 Victoria Dock road
Smith John & Co. tarpaulin manufacturers. 3I6 Victoria
Do.ck road. T N 357 East
Smith Sidney & Son, Ordnance Arms P.H.IIo Barking rd
Smith William & Co. packing case makers, 38 Wood~
stock street. T N 129 East
Smith Alfred, draper, 84 Freemason's road
Smith .Alice (Miss), haberdasher, 57 .Alexandra street
Smith .Arthur John, grocer, 66 Jersey r-oad
Smith Ca.therine (Mrs.), tailor, -24I Victoria Dock road
Smjth Charles, carman, 57 Alexandra street
Smith Edward, hair dresser, 4 Rathbona street i
Smith Edwin James; plumber, 44 Morgan street
Sm¥.h Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 28 Mary street
Smith Frank, Beckton Arms P.H. 8 Beckton road
Smith George Frederick, insurance agent, 123 Star lane
Smith Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Hermit road
Smith Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, r63 Hermit road
Smith John, beer retailer, 2I Vietoria Dock road
Smith Jn.station master,Central statn.Roval•
Albert dch
Smith John Crosby! firewood dealer, 26 Cundy road &
Froomason's road
Smith Lewis, greengrocer, 18 Hermit road
Smith Robt. fruiterer & greengrocer, I & 3 Cambus td {
Smith Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 237 Victoria Dock rd
Smith Thomas William, fancy jeweller, 28 HallsviHe rd
Smith Thoma:; Wm.grocer, 237 & 247 Prince Regent's la
Smith Waiter, butcher, 55 Fife road
Smith William, sack contractor, Royal Victoria docks
Solder Frank Casper, boot repairer, 4 Garvary road 1,
Solder George, boot repairer, I82 ·Prince Regent's lane
Solomon Graham, dothier & hosier, 8 Freemason's road
Solomons Morris, provision dea.Ier, 7Ba, Rathbone street
Sotcher & Rowe, grindery doolers, 139 Barking road
Soutter Andrew G. & Co. Limited, varnish manufac-
turers, Liverpool road. T N SIB East .
Spearman Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 26 Roscoe sli
Speight Richard, greengrocer, 35 Boy street
Spooner Emma (Mrs.), Hallsville ·tavern, 57 Hallsville rd
Spooner James, shopkeeper, 32 Scott street,
Spray ·Percv James,_ assistant dock master, Roy!M Vie~
tori.t & Albert docks
Springhall John, fried fish dealer, 223 North Woolwicb
road, Victoria docks
Squire John, shopkeeper, 2 Clifton road ·
Stanberry Arthur, provision dealer, 46 Rathbone street
Stanford Alfred Saml. greengrocer, 59 Ford's Park road
Stanford Julia (Mrs.), greengrocer, 176 Barking road
Stanford Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, I Nottingham ter 9
race, Prince Regent's lane
Starkey, Room & Co. Limited, sack contractors, Royal
Victoria docks
~teadrnan James, house decorator, 222 Barking road
Steamship Owners' Coal Association Limited, coal
factors, Royal Albert dooks. T N 6o5 East
Stearn Alfred, auctioneer, 6 Barking rd. T N 3I2 Eas\
Steel T. G. ·& Co. electrical engineers, 22I Beckton road
Steer Joseph, pork butcher, 64 Barking road
Stein Mark, draper, 7 Rathbone street
Stephens Henry, dining rooms, 150 Barking road
Stevens Ada (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 59 Hermit road
Stevens Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper. 21 Montesquieq stred
Stewart Edward Ernest M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physician &.
surgeon, 26 Freemason's rood
St-ewart Isabel (Mrs.}, umbrella maker, 24 Hallsville rd
Sticklee John, shopkeeper, I Ford street
Stiff Frederick, beer retailer, 7 Ford's market
.Stock William, beer retailer, 50 Butcher's road
Stockbridgs William George, sign writer, 79 Carson road
St-ocker Alexander Joseph, shopkeeper,g8 Freemason's rd
Stolzenberger Christian, butcher, 105 Freemason's road
Stone Frederick Harry, news agent, 18 F.reemason's road
Stone Henry James, corn chandler, I03 Hermit road
Stone Samuel, fruiterer & greengrocer, 8 Junction streei
Stone Wiolliam Jarnes, greengrocer, 30 Hallsville road
Stratford Co-operative Society Limited, II5 Rathbone s~
Strickland Kate (Mrs.), shopket>per, 74 Woodstock st
Stnre Andrew, shopkeeper, 32 Beaconsfield road
Sturman Charles Elijah, estate office, I Jersey road
Sturton Waiter, buildsr, see Chapman & Stu.rton -
 DIRECTORY.] E3SEX.
Sugden Arthu:r Ernest, draper, 295 Star lane
Summers Eliza (Mrs.), laundry, 4 Hudson road
Summers Thomas, shopkeeper, 53 Burnham street
Sumser Frederick, shopkeeper, I Catherine street
Sntton Frederick James, oilman, 7 Queen's ;road
SuttC'n George, shopkeeper, 37 Hoy street
Sutton Sidney, oilman, 52 Alice street
Swaddling George, shopkeeper, 71 Cundy road
Swan James Per{;y, laundry, 149 Barking road
Sweet Annie (Mrs.), faney repository, I27 Barking road
Sweet John Davis, dining rooms, 129 Barking road
Swift Beef Co. Limited, meat importers, Royal Albert
docks. T N 1446 East
Tagg Charles, shopkeeper, 78 )[ary street
Talbot Henry Thomas, shopkeeper, 75 Clifton road
Talbot Richard, greengrocer, IS Ship street
Talbot William, greengrocer, 52 Bidder street • Urand Albert, shopkeeper, Io2 Hilda road
Tant Charles George, coal & coke dealer, 124 Cundy
road & 67 Coolfin road
Tate Amy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 38 Ordnance road
Tauber David, outfitter, 99 Victoria Dock road
Taylor James & Son, marine store dealers, 76 Clever rd
Taylor Alfred, marine store dealer, 88 Hermit road
Taylor George, rag merchant, 65 Forty Acre lane
Taylor Harriet (Mrs.), confectioner, 20 Hnntingdon st
Taylor Harry Joseph, outfitter, go Victoria Dock road
Taylor Henry, grocer, 12 Ford's Park road
Taylor Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I24 Hilda road.
Taylor Mary (Mrs.), costumier, 75 Beckton 1·oad
Taylor Oliver James, hau dresser, 20 Hermit road
Taylor Thomas, firewood dealer, 54 Bidder street
Taylor William Charles M.B., C.M. physician & sur-
geon, & medical officer No. 18 district, West Ham
union, & post office, 285 & 291 Victoria Dock road
Telling Frank, shopkeeper, 28 Frederick road
Temperance Catering Co. Limited (The), Royal Victoria
& Albert doeks & IO Barking road
Terris Albert, greengrocer, 2 Frederick road
Thackray Percy, grocer, roi Freemason's road
Thake John Alexander, greengrocer, 5o W oodstock street
Thomas Alfred, shopkeeper, 47 Rendel road
Thomas Caroline (Mrs.), grocer, 221 Prince Regent's la
Thomas Ernest, dairyman, 85 Percy road
Thorn&$ George Frederick, dining rooms, 30 Tidal
Basin road, Victoria docks
Thomas Henry, cats' meat dealer, 31 Queen's road
Thomas John, boot maker, 57 Fife road
Thompson George & Co. Limited, steam ship owners,
Royal .Albert docks
Thompson, M.cKay & Co. Limited, railway carrien,
Royal Victoria docks
Thompson Arthur, fried fish dealer, 6I Freemason's road
Thorupson George, shopkeeper, I Morecambe street
Thompson Thomas, greengrocer, 1 Wade road
Thomson A. & J. brass founders, Wood street
Thorns on J an et (Mrs.), haberdasher & postmistress, 235
North Woolwich road, Victoria docks
Thomson William, laundry, 82 Woodstock street
Thorncroft Gilbert, provision dealer, 78 Hermit road
Thorne Rose (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 44 Rathbone street
Thornton Horace, clothier, 73 Freemason's road
Threlford Thomas, registrar of births & deaths for the
sub-district of Canning Town, West Ham union, 2 St.
Luke's square
Tiller Morris, tailor, 14 Hermit road
Tilley George, fried fish dealer, 1 Granville road
Tillson's Dairies Limite<i, dair~·men, 95 .Adamson road
Tingle, Jacobs & Co. carmen, Royal Albert docks
Tipple W. & C. Limited, iron merchants & ironmongers,
lead, glass & wall paper merchants & coach iron-
mongers & electric light fitters, 3I Hallsville road;
Arkwright street & :Brunei street. T N 3732 East
'titchen Brothers, scrap metal merchants, 81 Stephenson
street. T N 3040 Ea ~t
Titchener John James, boot repair.er, 17 Hermit road
Titmus Robert Henry, hardware dealer, 55 Rathbone st
Titmnss Robert, china & glass dealer, I I Hallsville road
Tobyn Sarah (Mrs.), laundry, 64 Coolfin road
Tolhnrst Waiter James & Son, grocers, I8 Beckton road
Tommila Joseph (~frs.), teacher of music, 97 Free-
mason's road
Townsend George, jun. watch maker, 87 Houper road
Trapp John, confectioner, 4oa, Hallsville road
Trick er Charles, toy dealer, 34 Hermit road
Trott John William, news agent, 55 .Alice street
Troup, Cnrtis & Co. electrical engnrs.282 Victoria Dock rd
Trubody Herbert, boot repairer, 22a, Beckton road
Trumhle George Henry, cycle maker, 2o8 Beckton road
Trundle William E. R. chemist, 108 Butcher's road
Tucker Fanny (Miss), tobacconist, Royal Victoria &
Albert docks
Tucker Henry Wood, shopkeeper, 347 Victoria Dock rd
CA:\NI~G TOWN. 107
Tnlly John, confectioner, 74 Barking road
Tnnbridge Herbert James, news agent, 43 Beckton road
Turner Frances (Mrs.), beer ret. 315 Victoria Dock rd
Turner Susan (Mrs.), dress maker, II2 Ravenscroft rd
Turne-r Thomas Waiter, bnt~her, 43a, Victoria Dock road
Turner Wm. Geo. venetian blind ma. I Alexandra st
Twin Benjamin, boot repairer, uB Butcher's road
Tyne Main Coal Co. Limited, 74 Barking road
Ullman William Emil, hair dresser, Io Liverpool ter-
race, Liverpool road
Undenood Albert Leopold, engineer, Forty .Acre lane
Union Lighterage Co. Limited (F. Edmeades, sec.),
lightermen, Royal Victoria docks
United Alkali Co. Limited, soda makers, Clyde Wharf
soda works, North Woolwich road, Victoria docks.
T N 575 East
Uren Capt. Thomas Jasper, dock master, Royal Victoria
& Albert docks
Vance E. & Co. automatic bazaar, I22 Rathbone street
Vassie George, relieving officer :Xo. I8 district, Wes~ •
Ham union, 6o Hudson road &; 37 Chauntler road
Vassie William, shopkeeper, 42 Crown street
Vernon William & Sons, millers, Royal Victoria docks.
T N 1040 East
Vesey John, greengrocer, 30 .A.lexandra street
Victoria Docks, see Royal Victoria Docks
Victoria Foundry Co. iron founders, Quadrant street.
T N 3604 East
Vincent Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 Trinity street
Virrels Joseph J. butcher, 1 Market stores, Freemason's
road
Vogel Alfred, pork butcher, 243 Prince Regent's lane
Vohman George Henry, leather seller, 15 Hallsville road
Vowles Edward, boot repairer, 36 Ford's Park road
Vugler Fanny Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 55 Peter street
Waddy Fanny (Mrs.'), grocer, 6r Ford's Park road
Wadham Jas. secondhand furn. dlr. I38 Freemason's rd
Wagner Catherine Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkpr. II9 Jersey rd
Wagner Henry, butcher, 40 Freemason's road
Wagner John, butcher, 52 & 66 Hermit road
Waite Edward, shopkeeper, 11 Ford's Park road
Wakeland Samuel, carman & contractor, I Aviary stree\
Walker Charles, gramophone dealer, 16 Rathbone street
Waller George, butcher, 63 Freemason's road
Walmsley H. B. & Sons Limited, malt roasters, North
W oolwich road, Victoria docks. T N 1124 East
Walsh B. J. relieving officer No. 6 district, West Ham
union, 6o Hudson road
Waiter Philip & Co. bakers, I6 Barking road
Walzholz Charles, baker, 56 Rathbone street
Ward Henry, oilman, 44 Beckton road
Warman Charles, grocer, I Ford's Park road
Warncken Emma (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. 4 Vincent streea
Warne Arthnr Anderton, shopkeeper, 19 Forty Acre lam~
Warr Brothers, boot repairers, ra, Butcher's road
Warren William, private estate office, 94 Hermit road
Waters Elizabeth (:Mrs.), dress ma. 2o6 Malmesbury rd
Waters George, insurance agent, 30 Randolph road
Watkin Paul Ienan M.A., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, I75 Barking road
Watkins James, coal merchant, 37 Barking road. T N
3659 East
Watkins William Thomas, corn dealer, 23 Hermit road
Watson George, fried fish dealer, 27 Freemason's road
Watson William, Clarendon P.H. 1 Dock road
Way George James, shopkeeper, 72 Lansdowne road
Weaver Charles, shopkeeper, :; Stephenson street.
Weaver William Thomas, oil & color man, 7 Fisher st
Webb William Henry & Co. grocers, I Bingley terrace,.
Prince Regent's lane
Webb Charles, hatter, 4I Hallsville road
Webb Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I2 Alexandra street
Webstl'r Thomas, florist, 163 Barking road
Weddel W. & Co. Limited, meat importers, Royal Vic-
toria docks. T N 565 East
Weeden Henry, shopkeeper, 69 Leyes road
Weihansen Charles Henry, tailor, 314 Victoria Dock road
Welch Fredericl;:, butcher, 6 :Kottingham terrace, Prince
Regent's lane
Welch Thomas, greengrocer, 7 Crawford street
Welch William, baker, 223 Prince Reqent's lane
Welford & Son, metal workers, I07 Victoria Dock road_
T N 2923 East
Weller Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 332 Victoria Dock road
Weller Ellen (Mrs.), dairy, 8 Shirley street
Wells William, confectioner, IIS Star lane
Werner Emily (Mrs.), picture frame maker, 140 Barking
road & 87 Rathbone street
West Ham Corporation Electricity Works (H. B.
Conzens, chief engineer & manager), Tu~;ker street
 108 CANNING TOWN. ESSEX.
West Ham Fire Brigade Station (T. E. Seott, foreman),
45 Barking road
West Ham Public Libraries (Sydney A. Hatcher F.L.A.
librarian), Canning Town library, Barking road &
{Henry W. Fretten, librarian) Custom House library,
Prince Regent's lane
West Henry, boot repair~c>r, 8o Adamson road
Westlake Henry Charles, relieving officer No. 3 district,
West Ham union, 6o Hudson road & 14 Howard's road
Whissell Charles, dining rooms, 270 Victoria Dock road
White Richd. t Sons, furniture dlrs. 40 & 4z Barking rd
White Charles, boot repairer, 6 Hudson road
White George, automatic bazaar, 50 Rathbone street
White George William, confectioner, r67 Barking road
White Joseph, boot repairer, r6 Frederick road
White Joseph, boot repairer, 179 North Woolwich road,
Victoria docks
White Waiter, hai·r dresser, 73 Roscoe street .
Whitehead Louisa (Mrs.), dining rooms, 3 Beckton road
Whiteman James, bricldayer, 26 Burlre street
Whitting Henry, baker, 3 Shirley street
Whowell George, dining rooms, 4 Ford's Park road
Wickenden Charles, hair dresser, 78 Barking road
Wickert Kasper, baker, 2.g Prince Regent's lane
Wicks Herbert, draper, 6g & 71 Rathbone 11treet
· Wickson Alfred, shopkeeper, 8 Ford street
Wiggins & Rihll, oil importers & merchants, 23 Tidal
Basin road, Victoria docks. T N 528 East ; T A
" Ragic, London "
""\Vilkins Eliza (Mrs.), oil & color dealer, 22 Beckton rd
Wilkins Francis, oilman, 77 Granvilla road
Wilkins Francis, shopkeeper, 40 Ordnance road
Wilkins Thomas, grocer, 8 Ford's market
Wilkins William, laundry, II7 Hermit roa.d
Wilkinson Frederick, insurance agent, 176 Star lane
Wilks John Thomas, tobacconist, 4 Beaconsfield terrace,
Hermit street
Willacy George, dining rooms, 4 Victoria Dock road
Willats Waiter, harness maker, 134 Barking road
Willett John Henry, shopkeeper, 139 Argyle road
Williams Samuel & Sons, oilmen, 28 Rathbone street
Williams Charles, baker, u Hermit road
Williams Emma (Miss), dress ma. 132 Victoria Dock rd
-williams Francis, tobacconist, 10 Beckton road
Williams Mary Ann (Mrs.), dairy, 36 Rathbone stree~
·wmiams William, ship joiner, see Clark, Williams & Co
Willis James, plumber &c. see Bowden & Willis
Willis William, shopkeeper, 88 Mary street
Wills Harry, hair dresser, 231 Victoria Dock road
Wilmshurst Caleb, shopkeeper, 54 Lambert road
"Wilson Edward, boot repairer, 18 :Prince of Wales road
Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 85 Scott street
Wilson Henry, tobacconist, 124 Rathbone street
oCANVEY ISLAND, which is united to South
.Benfleet at low water by a causeway across Hadleigh
"Ray, and originally part of the parishes of Bowers
-Gifford, Hadleigh, North Benfleet, Laindon, Pitsea,
Prittlewell, South Benfl.eet, Southchurch and Vange, was
formed into a civil and ecclesiastical parish 4 March,
1R81; :it is supposed by some to be the "Counos," of
-4' Convennos Insula" of the ancient geographer Ptolemy,
a name assigned by others to the Isle of Sheppy, and
is a marshy island of the Thames, defended by high
banks all round, erected in 1623 ; it is in the South
'Eastern division of the county, Rochford petty sessional
·division and union, Southend county court district,
Canewdon and Southend rural deanery, Essex arch·
-deaconry and Chelmsford diocese; it forms very rich
grazing ground and includes a large quantity of arablE'
~and. Canvey church is ro miles west from Southend-
on-Sea and 2 south from South Benfleet station on the
London. Tilbnry and Southend railway. The church of
'St. Katharine, erected in 1875 in the place of an earlier
building rlatin~ from 1712, the only portions of which
now remaining are some windows and the porch, is a
structure of wood, consisting of chancel, nave, tran-
-septs and a small central belfry, with spire, containing
one bell : there are 160 sittings. The re~ister dates from
ihe year 18rg, previous to which date the entries were
-made in the South Benfleet register. The living is a
·vicarage. net yearly value {,239, with glebe (£ 10) and
:residence, iR the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford,. and
beld !!ince rgog by the Rev. Joseph Romanus Brown.
"Here is a small hall belonging to the Evangelists. Here
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Coleman Gerald, Swedish bungalow,
Abraham Henry, Riversdale, Canvey- Winter gardens
on-Sea Hand Miss, The Laurels
"Bolton James Ebor, Kilcreggan Harper Alfred Adams, Marguerite,
Brown Rev. Joseph Romanus (vicar), Canvl'v-on-So!a
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Vicarage Paul Miss, Haven cottage
.Caldwell Charles Henry, Newcourt Payne Robert Alexander, The Clan
[KELLY'S
Wilsons & Furness-Leyland Line Limited, steam ship
owners, Royal Albert docks. T N 541 East
Wiltshire Francis, shopkeeper, r6 Waiter street .
Wimpory .Alfred, teacher of music, 4i Hallsville road
Windeler Samuel, boot repairer, 59 Catherine street
Wing James William, watch maker, 26 Wightman street-
Wishart Elvezar (Mrs.), grocer, r Fife raad ·
Wolff Benjamin, hair dresser, 29 Woodstock street
Women's Settlement (Miss Rebecca Halley Cheethamr
warden), 8r Barking road
Wood E. Limited, composition manufacturers for ship!'
bottoms, 29 Stephenson street. T N 4B6 East
Wood Charles Leonard, shopkeeper, n6 .A.damson road
Wood George, wardrobe dealer, 78 Bidder street
Wood Stephen ~lfred, confectioner, r58 Harking road
Wood William, chimney sweeper, 3 Pitt street
W oodard George, insurance agent, ro Fisher street
Woodcock Henry & Co. undertakers, 3 Hallsville road;
204 Victoria Dock road & 92 Freemason's road
Woodhouse Joseph, confectioner, 213 Barking road
Wooding l\Iartha (Miss), draper, see Lloyd & Wooding
Woodley George, greengrocer, 40 Queen's road
Woodruff Louisa (Mrs.), grocer, I Ordnance road
Woods Charlotte (Miss), ~hopkeeper, 21 Chauntler road
Woods Maud (Miss), dairy, r8 Burke street
Wooldridge Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6r Hack road
Wooldridge Geo. Wm.dining rooms,284 Victoria Dock rd:
Woolgrove Louisa (::\Irs.), shopkeeper, 38 Adamson road
Woollven William, tobacconist, 75 Victoria Dock road
Workers' Supply Association (The), bakers, 1a, Park
view, Hermit road
Worland William, timber merchant, Bengeo street
Worm George Benjamin, haberdasher, 122 Beckton road
Wren Edward F. & Son, pile drivers, 32 Cliff street
Wren William, dining rooms, 236 Victoria Dock road
Wright Frederick & Co. shirt manufacturers, 8o Wood-
stock street. T N e;398 East
Wright Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Catherine street
Wright Maria (Mrs.), news agent, no Hayday road
Wright Waiter, tailor, 32 Hoy street
Wygold Daniel, shopkeeper. 63 Lansdowne road
York Alfred William, butcher, 63 Hack road
Youell William, butcher, 17 Ford's Park road
Young Men's Christian .Association (Francis Payne, dis-
trict hon. sec.), 125 Barking road
Young Men's Christian .Association Hostel, 128 Barking rd
Y. M. C. A. Restaurant (Henry C. Tompkins, manager),
125 Barking rood
Young Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 142 Bidder street
Young Lyulph, beer retailer, I Scott street
Yull Philip, confectioner, 65 Freemason's road
Zucl;:er Joseph, watch maker, rog Rathbone street
is a coast guard station, with a station officer and
se>en men. Here is the Chapman lighthouse, opened in
1851; it stands half a mile from the island due south-
east. The principal landowners are the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners, Sir Thomas Lewis Hughes Neave hart.
of Dagenham Park, Romford, and Messrs. A. M. and G.
Clark. The island is 6 miles long by 3 broad, and con-
tairu; 4,370 acres of land, 30 of inland and 2,624 of tidal
water and 2,031 of foreshore; rateable value, [3,661;
the populahon in rgn was 583.
Post & T. Office. James Woods, sub-postmaster. Let-
ters received from South Benfl.eet at 8.50 a.m. & 6.30
p.m.; dispatched at 9.50 a.m. & 7.20 p.m.; sundays,
delivery ro.5 a.m. ; dispatched, 1 r. ro a.m. South Ben-
fleet is the nearest money order office, 2 miles distant
Post Office, Canvey-on-Sea. Waiter Cox, sub-post-
master. Letters received from South Benfl.eet at
9.30 a.m.; dispatched at 9·45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; son-
days, delivery, I I a.m.; dispatched, II-5 a.m. Canvey
Island, 3 miles distant, is the nearest telegraph office,
& South Bt>nfleet, 5 miles distant, the nearest money
order office
Pillar Letter Boxes.-Canvey-on-Sea, cleared at 9.30
a.m. & 6.5 p.m. week days; sundays, 10.40 a.m.;
near Coast Guard Station, cleared at 9 a.m. & 6.5 3
p.m. week days; sundap, 10 a.m
Coast Guard Station, John Bloxham R.N. station officer
Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1874, for 75
children ; average attendance, 64; GeO!'ge T. Machin.
master
Seemssen Herbert, Ubendycke, Win-
ter gardens
COMMERCIAL •
.A.ltwell Theodor!', butcher
Beckwith Chas. Lobster Smack P.H
Bloxham John,station officer of Coast-
guard
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. C.AISTL,E BEDINGH.AM. 109
Bolton James Ebor L.S.A. surgeon, Hotel Kynoch, James Went, manager Preedy Brothers, builders
Kilcreggan 1 Leach Aaron, farmer Scott Charles, shopkeeper
Bone John, jobmaster Leach Frederick, farmer Theobald Henry William, farmer
Brown Charles, farmer Neal \Ym. builder, Canvey-on-Sea Valiance .Alfred & Son, builders
Cox Waiter, ~rocer, Post effice, Can- 1 Pease Wm. farmer, Little Brick ho Wainwright Alfd. bldr. Canvey-on-Se~
vey-on-Sea Petty William George, shopkeeper, White William, beer retailer
Grubb Charles, farmer Canvey-on-Sea White A.rthur, farmer
Harrison John, farmer, Waterside frm Potton Wait. farm bailiff to Kynoch's Woods George, baker
Heathcote Thomas Lee, farmer, Explosives Co. Limited Woods James, grocer, Post office
Furtherwick farm Predie Edward, builder, Higham Woods William James, insurance a~
[ lodge, Canvey-on-Sea Wright John, ferryman
CASTLE HEDINGHAM, anciently a market town, the keep, the only part of the castle now remaining, is-
derived its name from the castle erected here in Nor- a square building, 62 feet by 55 feet and no feet in
man times and for many years held by the de Veres, height to the top of the square turrets which rise at
Earls of Oxford ; it is a village and parish on the east the angles and of which only two now remain, the
bank of the river Colne, at the junction of the roads battlements and parapet wall being swept away: the
from Sudbury, Haverhill and Braintree, I mile north- original entrance is on the west side, where a flight of
east from Hedingham station on the Colne Valley rail- stairs conducts to the principal door of the first story,.
way, 4 miles north-by-west from Halstead, 7 south-west on either side of which can be traced the grooves fo7
from Sudbury, 49 from London by road and 59 by rail, a portcullis: the whole structure contains six stories
m the Northern division of the county, Hinckford and stands on an eminence, partly artificial, which rises-
hundred, North Hinckford petty sessional division, Hat- above the village. .Aubrey de Vere, third of that name
stead union and county court district, Halstead and and first Earl of Oxford, is said to have founded here ..
Hedingham rural deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and before ugo, a Benedictine nunnery, dedicated to the
Chelmsford diocese. The I>t'lDcipal houses, but not Holy Cross, St. Mary and St. James, of which hi&
the streets, are lighted with gas from works in Sible countess, Lucia (.Abrincis) was the first prioress; the
Hedingham. The church, assigned by repute to St. revenues at the Dissolution were £29 12s. rod. and such
:8icholas, is an ancient battlemented edifice of brick and portions of the fabric as still exist are now incorporated
stone, partly in the Norman and partly in the Early in a farmhouse, the property of the trustees of the late-
English style, and is supposed, from the heraldic badges Robert Balls esq. In 1250, Hugh de Vere, 4th Earl of
f the de Veres appearing on various parts of the struc- Oxford, founded an hospital with chaplains, a clock and
ture, to have been erected by them; it consists of a servant for the sick and decrepit poor. The de Veres
chancel, nave of six bays, with clerestory, aisles, south alienated the castle in 1625. It is now the seat of James
porch and a massive brick tower at the west end, Henry Alexander ~Iajendie esq. D.L., J.P.; the park
erected about 1616, and containing a clock and 5 bells, consists of 94 acres, well wooded. J. H. A. Majendie
4 having been added in 1897 in commemoration of the esq. who is lord of the manor, the trustees of the late
Diamond Jubilee of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria: Robert Balls esq. and Dudley Payne esq. are the prin-
the east end of the chancel is a fine specimen of the cipal landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, blu&
transition period betwepu the Nor man and Early clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and mangold
English styles, and is lighted by three windows with wurtzel. The area is 2,429 acres of land and 7 of
shafts and a circular one above them : the chancel, water; rateable value, £4,000; the population in 1911!
divided from the nave by a handsome carved oak screen, was g88.
contains a superb monument, with recumbent effigies, Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.-
to John de Vere, 15th Earl of Oxford K.G. ob. 19 Mar. Walter Smith, sub-postmaster." Letters, which should'
1539, and to Elizabeth (Trussell) his countess; there have Essex added, are deliv-ered at 6 & 10.30 a.m. &.
are other memorials to Sir William Ashurst kt. Lord 6.10 p.m. ; sundays, 6 a. m. ; dispatched at 9.30 a.m.
Mayor of London in 1694, ob. 1719; to Robert Ashun~t & 2.40, 4 & 6.35 p.m. week days; dispatched on sun-
esq. his son, ob: 1725; William Ashurst esq. his grand- days at 6.;c; p.m
son, ob. 1734, and others of that name ; and to Dominic Wall Letter 'Box, Nunnery street, cleared at 1.20 &.
Heila, of Flanders, ob. I6o8, and Gulielma, his wife, 6.10 p.m
ob. 16o5 : the font is a memorial to the Rev. Henry
Lewis Majendie M.A. vicar of Great Dunmow, 1834-6z,
and was given by the members of his family in 1863: COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR NORTH HINCKFORD
there are eight stained windows, and in the nave a PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISION.
mosaic memorial to Lewis Ashhurst Majendie esq. M.A., Barker Gen. Sir George Digby G.C.B. Clare priory,.
J.P., D.L., d. 1883, placed in r885 by his brothers, Suffolk
L. M. and S. M. Majendie: the church was thoroughly Barnardiston Col. Nathaniel, The Ryes, near Sudbury,.
restored in 1871 : there are 450 sittings. The registers Suffolk
date from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, net Bromwich Rev. Crowder Tom, Vicarage, Gestingthorpe,
yearly value £zoo, with residence, in the gift of trustees, Castle Hedingham, · Essex
and held since 1898 by the Rev. George Cecil Twist Bull Rev. Feli:oc Edward Pepys M.A., F.R.G.S. Rectory,.
?II.A. of Trinity College, Oxford : the impropriate tithes Pentlow, Cavendish, Suffolk
are about £659 yeady. The Congregational chapel, Burke Lieut. -Col. Waiter St. George, The Auberies,.
rebuilt in 1842, will seat 750 persons. .A cemetery of Bulmer, Sudbury, Suffolk
one acre was formed in 1883~ the site of which was Cornish Eli, The Tortoise ho. Sible Hedingham, Essex
given by the Rev. H. A. Lake M.A. vicar 1876-95; Gurteen Daniel Maynard, The :Mount, Haverhill
it is under the control of the Pari<>h Council. In Gurteen Jabez, The Coupals, Sturmer, Halstead
the town is a subscription library of 300 volumes ; Majendie James Henry .Alexander D.L. Hedingham
there is also a hospital for infections diseases, avail- castle, Castle Hedingham, Essex
able for eight patients. The County Police Station here Miller Thomas Fredericlr, Monk's lodge, Great Maple-
has two resident officers. William Martyn left, in stead, Halstead
1853, a 1.1um of money, arising from the rent of a farm, Sperling Charles Frederick Denne M.A. Oxford & Cam-
to be divided between the poor of Castle Hedingham bridge club, London S W
and Hocking. There are eleven almshouses, four of Taylor Verd William, Castle Hedingham, Essex
which belong to the de Vere charity, four to Brewer's Vaizey Robert Edward, Tilbury hall, Castle Hedingham,.
charity and three to the parish : the first two sets of Essex
almshouses have a small endowment, which is applied Way Herbert William Lewis, Spencer grange, Great
to repairs and the benefit of the inmates. Hedingham Yeldham, Halstead
Castle, built in the reign of Stephen by the de Veres, The Chairmen of the Bumpstead & Halstead Rural Dis-
Earls of Oxford and Dukes of Dublin. stands on an trict Councils, for the time being, are llx-officio magis-
Pminence near the village; in usr, Maud, Queen of trates
King Stephen, died here; in 1216 the castle, when held Clerk to the Magistrates, Robert Rutherford Morton,
for the barons, was taken by King John, but it was soon Halstead
after captured by the Dauphin Louis of France, and Petty Sessions are held at the Police Station, Castle-
then re-taken by the great Earl of Pembroke; here John Hedingham, every alternate tuesday at n a.m. The
de Vere, 13th Earl of Oxford K.G. entertained Henry places in the division are :-Ashen, Belchamp Otten,.
TII. with the greatest magnificence and hospitality, but Belchamp St. Paul, Belchamp Waiter, Birdbrook, Bar-
that rapacious monarch, learning from the Earl's own ley, Bulmer, Steeple Bnmpstead, Foxearth, Gesting-
acknowledgment that he had given liveries to his re- thorpe, Castle Hedingham, Sible Hedingham, Liston,
tainers, contrary to the King's edict against "main- Great Maplestead, Northwood, Ovington, Pentlow,
tenance," contained in the statute of retainers, fined Ridgwell, Stambourne, Sturmer, Tilbury, Toppesfield,
him in the enormous sum of rs,ooo marks, or £1o,ooo: Great & Little Yeldham
 110 CASTLE HEDlNGHAM~ ESSEX. (KELLY'S
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PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Insp~ctor under the "Diseases ot !nimals Acts " &
Cemetery, Alfred Turner, clerk "Explosives Acts," William Bretton, Police station
County Police Station, William Bretton, inspector, &, 1 Surveyor of Main Roads for Halstead District, Tom
constable Foord Morgan
Halstead Rural District Infectious Diseases Hospital, Ta:x Collector, Ernest S. Willis, Sible Hedi~gham
John Bourne Bromley M.R.C.S.Eng. & James Dromley SCHOOLS.
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeons Church (mixed), erected in I853, for ISO children;
Volunteer Fire Brigade, Wm. Radley, capt. & 10 men twice enlarged, 1885 & 1900, for 250 children; average
attendance, I20 ; Alfred Turner, master
PUBLIC OFFICERS. Council (mixed), for 240 children; average attendance..
Chief Inspector of Weights & Measures & under Food ~ 134; Ernest R. Bayley, master
Drugs Act, Shops Act & Official Sampler under the These schools are under the control of the Essex Educa-
"Fertilisers & Feeding Stuffs Act" for the Northern tion (Halstead District) Sub-Committee
District, Adam Ward, 1 North .road, Colchester Carrier. Frederick Dansie, to Sudbury, thurs. return-
ing same day
PRIVATE RESIDEN>J:S. Barclay & Company Limited, bankers Lunden Thomas B. beer retailer
Baines James, London County & (tues. & fri. 12.30 to 2.30); draw Miller Bert, baker
Westminster Bank on head office, 54 Lombard st E 0 Morgan Tom Foord, surveyor of the
:Balls :Mrs. Augusta house Berry James Herbert, farmer, Law- Essex main roads, Halstead district
Bromley John Bourne rence's farm of the County Council
Chaplin 1\Irs. The Southerns Brand Charles, -chimney sweeper · Mortimer Arthur Thomas, draper
Oewes Misses, Damyons Britten William, inspector under Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants
Harvey John Horton "Contagious Disea.ses (Animals) Palm er Harry, boot & shoe repairel!
Harvey Miss Act" & police inspector Partrid~e John, upholsterer
Lewis Alfred Bromley John Bourne M.R.C.S.Eng. Payne Dudley, farmer, Kirby hall
Majendie James Henry Alexander surgeon Philp Sidney Jn. Scantlebury, farmer,
D.L., J.P. Hedingham castle Buttrum Eliza Emma (Mrs.), butcher Priestfields farm
Monson Rev. George Edward (Cong) Cemetery (Alfred Turner, clerk) Plummer William Creasey, farmer,
N ettleship Mrs Cook Waiter, firewoo-d dealer Great Lodge farm
Nicholl Miss Dansie Frederick, beer retailer Radley William, Bell P.H
Payne Dudley, Kirby hall Davey Hannah (Miss), stationer Rayner Joshua, farmer, Little Lodge
Pearson. John Sydney, Castle lane Farrants A-rthur, Crown P.H farm
Rayner Mrs. The Hollies Gatward Harry, butcher Rayner Willia.m John, brick maker,
Ripper Harry T Gatward Robert, hawker Maiden Ley
Simpson Miss, Fishers house Halls Alfred, beer retailer Reeve Charles H. news agent
Sperling Rochfort Astle, The .Astles Halstead Rural District Hospital for Reeve John Wallace, plumber
Taylor Vero William J.P Infectious Diseases (John Bourne Richardson David, cycle agent
Twist; Rev. Geo. Cecil .M ..A. (vicar), Bromley M.R.C.S. & Jas. Bromley Smith E. & B. saddlers & harness
Vicarage M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. sur- makers
Williamson W. Eyre, The Cedars, geons) Smith Bennett, cabinet maker
Castle lane Hasler Alien, beer retailer Smith Harry Robert, blacksmith
Woods Percy S. N Hatfield Arthur William, baker Smith Mary Charlotte (Miss), fancy
Hawkins Albert, wheelwright repository
COMMERCIAL. Hawkins Fredk. Charles, wheelwright Smith Waiter, sub-postmaster & boot
Amey George, shoe maker Howe Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper & shoe dealer ·
Haines James & Henry, drapers Jackson James Rand, farmer, The Subscription Library (Miss Maude
Balls & Balls (established 1846), Nunnery Dewes, hon. libTa.rian)
auctioneers, land, house, estate & Jay John S. shoe maker Turner .Alfd. schoolmaster, assistant
tithe agents & valuers (Tel. No. Kendell Robert, beer retailer overseer & clerk to the Parish
:2); & at 49 High street, Braintree Ling Chas.Robt. ironmonger & printr Coun61
~T. H. Newman F.S.I. manager) & London County & Westminster Bank Westrop Arthur, osier grower
Haverhill &; Sudbury, Suffolk Limited (James Baines, agent) Westrop Geo. Reynolds, nurseryman
:Balls J. Mayhew, auctioneer &c.(firm, (daily, 10 to 4; sat. 10 to I); draw We!ltrop Harry, osier grower
Balls & Balls) on 41 Lothbury, London E C IWilkinson John George. beer retailer
CHAD WELL is a hamlet, in the parish of Barking, tion; the Rev. Horace Richard Landon M.A. of Wor-
on the road from Great Ilford to Romford, adjoining cester College, Oxford, who resides at Goodmayes, has
Chadwell Heath station on the Great Eastern railway, been priest in charge since 1896. The Ilford Urban
and is 2 miles east from Ilford and 3 west from Rom~ District ·Council's Isolation Hospital, for 82 patients,
'ford; it is in the Southern division of the county, and a convalesc-ent home for Io patients in connection
Stratford petty sessional division, Ilford county court with it, are at Little Heath. The land is held by a
~istrict, rural deanery of Chafford, archdeaconry of number of small owners.
"Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. The church of St. Sub-Post Office, High road. Harold G. Rose, sub-post·
James, Little Heath, was built in 1862 by .Major master. Letters through Chadwell Heath, which is
Ibbetson as a chapel of ease to .Aldborough Hatch; it the nearest money order & telegraph otfice, arrive at
i>1 a cruciform structure of brick, with stone mould- 8 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.45 p.m. ; dispatched at 8.15 a.m.
ings, in the Gothic style, and consists of chancel with & 3·45. 7.15 & 9 p.m.; thursdays only at 10.30 a.m.;
-aisles, transepts, nave, sacristy, choir vestry, south sundays, 6 p.m
porch, and a western tower containing 5 bells: the Wall Letter Box, Little Heath, cleared at 7.30 a.m. &
triplet windows at the east end and several others are 7.10 p.m. week days & 7·30 a.m. sundays; letters are
..stained, three of these being memorials to Carolina delivered at 8.30 a.m
Amelia Liptrap, Lieut.-Col. Melville and Reginald Mel- SCHOOLS.
ville: the chancel is divided from the nave by a hand·
-some Gothic stone screen, with shafts of marble: in Ilford Urban District Council, Chad well (mixed &
the sacrarium is a mural b.rass to Emily Ann Barlee, infants), built in 1897, for 455 children; average
:and on the wall of the south aisle a marble memorial attendance, 3.00; Edward J. S. Lay, master
to Emily Dawkins : the church is ornamented with Ilford Urban District Council, Little Heath (mixed &i
~rtistic decorations painted by an amateur, and will · infants), built in IQIO, for 160 children; average
-seat ISO persons. The register dates from the year attendance, 124: William Alfred Clark, master
1865. The living is a proprietary chapelry, net yearly Chad well Christian Mission; services held in the schools;
'Value about £63, in the gift! of the West Ham Corpora- James Higginson, superintendent ·
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Marfell Herhert, Chadwell avenue 'Dilley Robert, farmer, Little heath
.Aitchison William Kinghorn J.P. Staff George, The Cottage, Essex rd l Good.ey Thomas, Greyhound P.H
Willnett lodge Taylor Henry, Holly cottage, Essex rd Gurr William, laundry, High road
Bedingham Robert, Chadwell avenue Halsey Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
"Clark Henry George, The Gable aomrEROIAL. Essex road
~leming John, Norleith, Essex road Adams Warren, farmer, Padnal farm Humphrey Joseph, shoplrpr.Little hth
·Garment Alfred, Chadwell avenue Bennett Harry, turncock, 4 Farm ter- Ilford Urban District Council l!ola·
Goadby Alfred Thomas, Chadwell av race, High road tion Hospital (C. F. Stovin M.A.,
Lello T. Stanley, Stanetta, Chadwell Brown Henry, blacksmith D.P.H.,L.S.A. medical officer; Miss
avenue Cable Josiah, farmer, Little heath C. A. Barling, matron)
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. CHADWELL HEATH. Ill
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Knight John, cartel', Little heath Porter Emily(Miss),beer ret.Padnal pi Wackett Victor, farmer, Red House
Land 61-orge, fruiterer, Hig-h road Porter William, Crooked Billet P.H. farm, Billet road
Lee ~lizh. (Miss), grocer, High road Padnal corner Watson Waiter, news agent, High rd
Lello T. Stanley M.S.A. architect. Purchase Arthur, grocer, High road Welsh Richard & Sarah (:\Irs. ),
High road Pye Charles William, hay & straw billiard pocket makers, I I West
Machell Francis L. beer retailer, dealer, Chadwell Heath lane view, Chadwell Heath lane
Hawbush, Little heath Rumbold Ernest Wm. confr. High rd Wrenn Ernest George, chimney sweep
Peters Henry Thomas, coal merchant, ISadgrove & Co. cabinet mas.Grove rd & wardrobe dealer, SI Essex road
9 Farm terrace, High road Tentori George, printer, Farm terrace

CHADWELL HEATH is a straggling village and Goulding, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive at 7. rs

an ecclesiastical parish formed in 1895 from the parishes
of Dagenham 11nd Great Ilford; it verges on Hainault
Forest, and is for the most part on the Romford road,
with a station on the Great Eastern railway, 3 miles
west from Romford and 10 from London, in the South-
ern division d the countv, •
Beacontree hundred and
petty sessional division, Romford union and county
court district and in the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan
police, rural deanery of Cha.fford, archdeaconry of Essex
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Chad,
built in 1884, is an edifice of red brick in the Early
English style, from the designs of Mr. Frederick Chan-
cellor, of Chelmsford, diocesan surveyor, and consists
()f chancel, nave with clerestory, aisles, south porch,
and an embattled north tower containing a clock and
one bell: there is a memorial window to Mr. Archer
Moss: the church seats 380. The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value [240, with residence, in the gift of
the vicars of Dagenham and Ilford alternately, and
held since 1914 by the Rev. Edward Arthur Hort
Th.A.K.C. All Saints' Mission Hall, in connection with
All Saints' church, Goodmayf's, is in Bennett's Castle
lane. The Mission church of St. Paul is at Goodmayes.
Th-ere are also Baptist, Wesleyan Methodist and Con-
gregational chapels and a place of worship for the
Pl)mouth Brethren. The Crown and Joshua Pedley
~~q. are the chief landowners. The population in 1901
was 4,428 and in I9II, 9·997·
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office
(letters should have Essex added ).-Miss Sarah
a.m. & 2.25 & 6.45 p.m. ; sundays, 7 a.m.; dis-
patched at ro a.m. 12 noon & r.ss, 4·S5 (saturdays,
4·45), 5·5S, 7·55 & 10 p.m.; sundays, 7.10 p.m
Letter Box at Station, cleared at 9.15 & n.45 a.m. &
4·30, 6.1s & 9.20 p.m.; sundays, 6.30 p.m
Letter Box, corner of Mill lane, cleared at 7·I5 & u.30
a. m. & 2-45 & 9.30 p.m.; sundays, 6.45 p.m
Letter Box, Gordon road, cleared at 8.rs & II.IS a.m.
& 3 & 9·4S p.m.; sundays, 6.4s p.m
Pillar Letter Box, High road (opposite Station road),
cleared at 8.30 & 11.45 a.m. & 3·45• 6, 7.15 & 9.30
p.m. ; sundays, 6.30 p.m
SCHOOLS.
Essex Council (infants'), enlarged in May, 1907, for 220
children ; average attendance, 180 ; Mrs. Florence M.
May, mistress
Whalebone (Council) (mixed), built in 1907 for 300 chil-
dren; average attendance, 28o; Willie Sanford, master
Ford's Endowed, Whalebone lane, for roo children ;
avera~e attendance, so ; there is a branch school
under the same foundation at Dagenham, the united
income being £300; Robert Thomas Aldous, master;
Mrs. Aldous, mistress
Metropolitan Police Station, Charles Knight & Harry
England, station sergeants, 3 section sergeants & I
acting sergeant, 21 constable'l & I detective-sergeant
Railway Station, Frederick Wilson, station master

Marked t letters through Romford.
PRIVATE .RESIDENTS.
.Anthony Joseph, Kadina,St.Chad's rd
.Ashton PE>rcy George, Ashton house,
Chadwell Heath lane
Atkinson Thomas Reuell M.D. Cardi.
gan house, High road
'Baker Wm.Hy. Whalebone lo.High rd
Barton Thomas George L.R.C.P.Irel.
H1bernia, High road
:Blakley Waiter, Lyndhurst, High rd
Butler Edwd. Anthony villa, Mill lane
Clark William, Ferndale, High road
Crisp Henry, Ingleside, St. Chad's rd
Death George, St. Elmo, Mill lane
Dixon John W. Grimston, St. Chad's
road
Dredge Robert, Holmfield, High road
Emberson Charles, Sunnvside,
•
Chad-
well Heath lane
"Epton Lancelot, May villa, Mill lane
Feathl·rstone Bernard, Lcrne house,
High road
Fields Arthur, The Limes, Mill lane
Fordham William, The Homestead,
Whalebone lane
Freeman Herbert, Hainault gore,
Whalebone lane
Frost !rth. Thos. Heath ho. High rd
Gav William, Glencairn cottage,
Whalebone lane
Glindoni Mrs. Mill lane
Goodwin Charles, Fern villa, Mill la
Green Wm. Cooper, Elgin lo.High rd
Hall Hv. Grove cot. Whalebone grove
Hall Timothy, Oakleigh, High road
Harnmond Thomas L. Norman villa,
Whalebone grove
Harbott Frederick C. Balcarras, St.
Chad's road
Hatch Arth . .A. Strathmore, High rd
Hemming John, Glen Thorpe, Mill la
Hort Rev. Edward Arthur Th.A.K.C.
(vicar of St. Chad's church & chap-
lain of West Ham BoroughAsylum),
Vicara!Se, High road
King William, The Cedars, Mill lane
Lawther Major Marmaduke, Lawn ..Hkinson & Garden, physicians &
house, Broomfield road surgeons, High road
Male William, Hazel dene, Mill lane Atkinson 'l'homas Reuell M.D.Durh.,
Manning Frederick A. Wallwood, St. M.R.C.8.Eng., L.S.A..Lond. (A.tkin-
Chad's road son & Garden), physician & sur-
Manning Mrs.Northcote, St.Chad's rd geon, & medical officer & public
Mills Rev. Wm. Robert Dunstan B.A. vaccinator 3rd district, Romford
(curate of St. Chad's), 24 Heath rd union, Cardigan house, High road
1\'Ioles Mrs. Granvue, Mill lane Barnett Joseph T. boot ma. High rd
Moulton Robert J. Chestnuts, Mill la Barton Thomas George L.R.C.S. & P.
Newell Edwd. A. Mavor lo. Mill lane & L.M.Irel. physician & surgeon,
Xorman Fredericli:, The Nook, Mill la High road
Pap.e Richard, Broomfields Beinder Frank, grocer, so Kenneth rd
Potter Sydney J. R. Quinton, Mill la fBennett Charles, oilman, Rose lane
Ramsay Charles ~-\. T. Almeria, The Brewster George, fruiterer, 2 Market
Nook, Mill lane parade, High road
Reeve Arthur E. Brooklands, Chad- Brown Albert (Mrs.), confr.Station rd
well Heath lane Burkitt Elizh.(Mrs.),grocer,Station rd
Reidoux William, Castle Lane house, Burn Robert, jun. Coopers' .Arms
Bennett's Castle lane P.H. High road
Robbins Albt. E.Windermere,High rd Butcher Geo. beer retailer, Green la
Saville Mrs. Whalebone ho. High rd Cable Jn. hay & straw dlr. Mill lane
Scanes William Percy, Beaumont Carter Harry, coal & coke merchant,
lodge, Mill lane 44 Eric road
Smith Mrs. Wallace lodge, High road Carter Patrick J. butcher, High Toad
Stapleton Jas. Brooklyn,Broomfield rd Chadwell Heath Cricket Club (Fredk.
Stephens Thomas Amos, St. Moritz, Harbott, sec.), The Warren
Broomfield road Chadwell Heath Lawn Tennis Club
Steqoo Henry James, The Laurels, (Charles .A. T. Ramsey, sec.), The
Chadwell Heath lane Warren ·
Stewart John W. Peoria vi1. High rd Chadwell Motor & Cycle Co. (The),
Stvkes Fredk. H. St. Osyth, High rd motor engineers, High road
Tatham Alfd.Aubrey ho.Whalebone la Chipperfield Albert, carman, Alexan-
Taylor Mrs. Ashville, High road dra road .
Thorpe Charles George, Hove house, Clark Bros. bakers & corn dlrs.High rd
Broomfield road Clark Charles, confectioner, High rd
Tyler James Wm. Cranbrook,High rd Clark Christopher J. insurance agent,
Watson Edmund, Heath cottage, Clovellv, High road
Chadwell Heath lane Coppen Geo. farmer, Whalebone farm
Wilson Fredk. C. Fairholt, High rd Coppen Thos. L. frmr. Parsloes farm
Wilton John, Heathlands, High road Crow Jim, tailor, Station road
Wiltshire Thos.Wangye ho.Station rd Curtis Alfd. insur. agt. 10 l\I(}rden rd
Wootton Mrs. Gordon ho. Gordon rd Death George William C. & Sons,
Wright Geo. H. Rose dale, High road builders, High road
Dilkes Wm.decorator,Avoca,Tenby rd
COMMERCIAL. Draper Ellen (Mrs.), saddler, High rd
All en J ames,market gardener,Mill la Earl John, beer retailer, Wood lane
Ashton Percy Geo. surveyor, High rd Ellis Charles, wheelwrigh.t~,:.-.5~ ~I....
a ,u"' N G,.,_,..,
E 1.1811AIIr
 112 CHADWELL HEATH. ESSEX. [HELLY'S
Emberson Charles ·& Son, dairymen, Leach Charles · Henry, oilman, l Savage Henry Waiter, upholsterer,
Station road . Market terrace, High road 19 Kenneth road
Faber Jn. & Chas. fishmngrs.High rd Leadbetter George, dining rooms, ( Sayers Samuel, farmer, Station road
Farrance Robert, florist, High road. Market terrace, High road tScott William, farm bailiff to J.
Foreman Elizabeth (Mrs.), laundry, Linsell Jane (:Miss), midwife,High re· Wackett, Rose lane
I Fern villas, High road .. Little Herbert J. farmer, Bennett'~ Sibley Arthur William, butcher, ll
Freshwater William Thomas, rate Castle lane London terrace, High road
collector Dagenham parish, Haw- London & Provincial Bank Limited Speed Rose (Miss), dress maker, 3
thorn villa, Whal~one lane (sub-agency) (mon. wed. & fri. IC Edgar road
Gi:lders Roderick, draper, 4 Market a.m. to 1.30 p.m.), 22 The Pave- Steeden Harry, grocer, 2 Market tar-
terrace, High road ment; draw on head office, 3 Bank race, High road
Gooch Charles Leslie, coal merchant, buildings, Lothbury E 0 & Glyn, Stewart John W. overseer, water rate
I Eustace road Mills, Ourrie & Oo. E 0, London collector & ipsur.agt.Peoria,High rd
Goodeve Wm. Oliver, dining rooms, Mallett Edward, slater, High road Tarry Albe,rt, florist, High road
High road Martin Thos. farm bailiff to Thoma .. Thrower Alfred & Willia.m, nursery-
Goodwin Frederick W. news agent, 17 May esq. Vallence men, Edward road
The Pavement, High road May Edward, shopkeeper, Mill lane Tingle Ellis Harold,news agt.High rd
Goulding Sarah (Miss), stationer, & May Robert, farmer, Vallence house Vickers William, hair dresser, 21 The-
post office, 5 Market ter. High road Miller Herbert, florist, Bennett's Pavement, High road
Graffham Wm. fishmngr.6 Station rd Castle lane Wade Edward George, White Horse
Green William, baker, High road Nichols Arthur, news agt. Station rd P.H. High road
Grubb Amos, grocer, Hainault road Xye Frederick,confectioner, 7 London Warner John, dairyman, High road
Gurney Cyril U. builder,16 The Pave- terrace, High road Warren & Son, boot & shoe makers.
ment, High road Partridge & Co.watch & clock make::-s, 18 The Pavement, High road
Hammon Henry H. insurance agent, 2 Fern villas, High road · Watson William Reid, chemist, 1
Fairlight, Hainault road Pearl Albert Edward, corn merchant, Market parade, High road
Harris Charlotte (Mrs.), teacher of High road Watts Charles, hair dresser, High rd
music, r Eric road Phillips Joseph W. shopkeeper,Whale- Wells William, builder, Gordon road
Hart Thos. J. butcher, 5 Station rd bone lane Weth Ernest, confectioner, 8 Market
Harvey Albert, registrar of births & Pilton Lewis, shopkeeper, 2 Heath rd terrace, High road
deaths sub-district Romford, 9 Plume Annie (Mrs.), wine & spirit Wheelflr Brothers, grocers, 20 Th&
Grove terrace, High road merchant, Station road Pavement, High road
Hawkins Harry, draper, I London Powell Ohas.gro.3 London ter.High rd White William R. dairy, Brooklands
terrace, High road Powell Henry, shopkeeper, 4 London Farm dairy, Bennett's Castle lane
Hayter Waiter, confecti9ner, High rd terrace, High road 1Vhybrow Emily (Mrs.), laundress, 1
Hillier ..!lbert, Ohadwell Arms P.H. Purchall Joseph William,nurseryman, Kenneth road
High road Brookland nurseries, High road Wier Fredk. Jas. ironmonger,High rd
Holliday James F. builder,Hope villa, Randall George, blacksmith, High rd Williams Charles, butcher, 3 Marke'
Mill lane Randall William, beer retailer, terrace, High road
Burst Thos. chimney sweep, Park la Bennett's Castle lane Wilson Ellen (Mrs. ),draper,Station rd
Inman Jn.Thos.builder, St. Chad's rd Ratcliff & Son, printers, High road Womack Waiter, florist, Morley road
lsherwood Florence (Mrs.), nurse, 25 Rawling Mary E. (Miss), school, & Alexandra road
Eric road Whalebone lane Wren Frederick J. shopkeeper, Ben-
Jackson John, greengrocer, Station rd Riley George, boot maker, Vicaria, nett's Castle lane
Jameson William, dairy, 7 Market High road Wren Timothy, painter,4o Kenneth rd
terrace, High road tRoberts Robert, market gardener, Wright Thos. & S.on, farmers, Park la
tJermy M. A. (Mrs.), beer retailer, Padnal hall, Rose lane
The Harrow, Rose lane
•
CHADWELL ST. MARY, which ta"kes its namt> seated in 1857, and the chancel decorated with mur3l
from a well dedicated to St. Chad (or Cedd), who is said painting by Mr. J. T. Carter, of London, at the expense
to have baptised his converts here and built a church at of the then rector: in 188o the ancient rood staircase,
Tilbury, is a parish on the road from Grays to Tilbury, 2 ffhich had been blocked up, was opened, and in 1893 a
miles north from Tilbury station on the Midland rail- new organ was erected at a cost of [5oo, and a new
way (London, Tilbury and Southend section), 3 south vestry built : the church has I98 sittings. The register
from Orsett, I4 south-east from Romford_ and 22 from of baptisms dates from 1539; marriages and burials from
London, in the South Eastern division of the county, 1578. The living is a rectory, net yearly value [3oo,
Barstable hundred, Orsett union and petty sessional with residence and 40 acres of glebe, in the gift of J.
division, Grays county couTt district, in Orsett and F. Edell esq. and held since r8g6 by the Rev. Edward
Grays rural deanery, archdeaconry of Essex and Smith. Tilbnry Docks are in this parish, but for con-
Chelmsford diocese. By Local Government Board venience of reference are given with Tilbury West. The
Order No. 57,469, which came into operation April xst, southern portion of the parish, -embracing the docks,
1912, Chadwell civil parish was constituted Tilbury forms a separate ecclesiastical parish. The Peter
Urban District. Full particulars are given under West Symonds charity of [12 yearly is distributed partly in
Tilbury. coals ; the surplus is given to the village clothing club.
The village of Chadwell lies high on one of the finest Gecrge Henry Errington esq. of Merry Oak, South-
gravel beds in the kingdom, above the chalk range : the ampton, is the principal landowner and lord of the
Tilbury Docks and Tilbury stations are both in thill manor of Chadwell as well as of Biggin, another manor
parish: Tilbury Fort is partly in this parish. The in this parish : the other principal landowner is
southern portion of the parish, known as Tilbury. Champion Branfill Russell esq. J.P. of Stubbers, North
was sewered in I894 at a cost of [9,ooo. The Ockendon. The soil is light; subsoil, gravel. The chief
church of St. Mary is a ·building of Hint faced crops are wheat and barley. The area is I,8ol acres of
with a soft white stone, chiefly in the Decorated land, 54 of inland and I36 of tidal water and 26 of
style, but incorporating some Norman features, ancl foreshore, the marshes reachin~r to the Thames; rate-
consists of chancel, nave and an embattled western able value, [59,693; the population in 190I was 5,203,
tower, of flint and rubble, containing 3 bells, dated re- and in 19n was 6,429, including- 46 in the portion
spectively 1628, 1763 and r694 : the nave is separated of Tilbury Fort situate within the civil parish. The-
. from the chancel by a dwarf screen of oak, surmounted population of the ecclesiastical parish in rgn was 36o.
by a wrought iron screen {)f elaborate design by Charles
E. Powell esq. : in the chancel are two oil paintings, Chadwell Post Office. William Beard, mb-postmaster.
presented by the rector in I893, one representing the Letters through Grays arrive at 8.25 a.m. & 11.50
"Finding of Moses," and the other " The feast given to p.m.; dispatched at u.IS a.m. & 7·45 p.m.; -sunda:'
Our Lord in Simon's house; 11 the east window was delivery, 8 a.m. ; dispatched 7.20 p.m. The nearest
filled with stained glass at the cost of Mrs. Seabrooke, money order office is at West Tilbury, & telegraph
late of Grays, and there are three Qther stained win- office at Tilbury, 2 miles distant
dows : the chancel retains sedilia auii a. piscina : there
is a. mural tablet to thE' Rev. William Herringham B.D. SCHOOLS.
a former rector and Prebendary of rSt. Paul's, d. 22 Public Elementary School (mixed), bnilt in rgq, for
Feb. 18r9; and another to Thomas Noble Elwyn, of 184 children; average attendance, roi ; James Roe,
Albemarle street, London, surgeon, d. 4 Dec. I848, and head master
his relict, Elizabeth: under the communion table is a For other schools see West Tilbury & Tilbury Docks
amall brass : the font is modern : the church was re-
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 DIRECTORY ·l ESSEX. CHELMSFORI1. 113
(Por remainder of names, see Tilbury COM\lERCIAL. Fuller Frederick, blacksmith
Docks.) A mbrose Thos. J~ph. Cross Keys P.H Gower Ernest Alfd. market gardener
:Bogers James, St. Ives Beard Henry, thatcher, Alexandra cot Steuart 'Villiam Robertson, farmer,
Smith Rev. Edward, Rectory Beard William, shopkeeper,Post office Hill house
Fuller Christopher, cycle agent Young Jas. farmr.Chadwell Place frm

C PEL (or Pontisbright) is a village and parish, with garden and z4l 81Cres of land in this parish, for a
on the banks of the river Colne, adjacent to Wakes poor learned man who should from time to time be
Colne and on the high road from Colchester to Cam- minister of this parish ; should the minister not be poor
bridge, 6i miles south-east from Halstead, 8 south from then the charity to be distributed to the poor; twelve
Sudbury, 6 north-east from Coggeshall, 7~ north-west trustees were appointed to this deed in 1834, but in 1889
from Colchester and 49! from London, in the Eastern the land was .sold and the proceeds invested by the
division of the county, Lexden hundred, Lexden and trustees. The manor is extinct. The principal land-
Winstree union and petty sessional division, Colchester, owners are Robert Partridge esq. the Misses Farrow,
Clacton and Harwich joint county court district, Cogges- Mrs. Tawell, Harris Hills esq. and Mrs. Partridge_
hall and Tey rural deanery, archdeaconry of Colchester The soil is light loam and clay ; subsoil, gravel. The-
and Chelmsford diocese. The St{)ur Valley branch of chief crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is
the Great Eastern railway here crosses the valley by a 1,144 acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value,
viaduct of 32 arches, springing to a height of Ioo feet, £r,953; the population in 19n was 390 in the civil
and has a station called "Chappel," in Wakes Colne and 367 in the ecclesiastical parish.
parish, about a quarter of a mile from the village, By Local Government B<Jard Order 22,263, March 24,
which is also the junction for the Colne Valley railway. r88g, two detached parts of Mount Bures and Rose
This place was formerly a chapelry in the parish of Green from Wakes Colne were added to Chappel, and
Great Tey, but was made an independent parish in 1433. two detached parts of the latter parish added to Wakes.
The chapel, an edifice of stone in a debased Norman Colne.
style, was originally built in 1,3.52 as a dependency Parish Clerk, .Ambrose Everitt.
of Great Tey, and consists of nave, north porch and
Post & M. 0. Office. Oliver Joseph Poole, sub-postr-
small western belfry, with spire, containing 2 bells: master. Letters from Wakes Colne, Essex, arrive at
the chancel retains a piscina: there are 150 sittings.
7.15 & 10.25 a.m.; dispatched at 12 noon & 3 & 6.50
The register dates from the year 1538. The living is p.m.; sunda:vs, ro.1o a.m. The nearest telegraph
a vicarage, net yearly value about £wo, with 9 acres
office is at Wakes Colne, t mile distant
of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the parishioners,
Wall Letter Box, Pound house, cleared at 7.15 a.m. &
and held since 1894 by the Rev. Alfred Werninck .B.A.
of Downing College, Cambridge. A cemetery of about 6.15 p.m.; sundays, 7.15 a.m
half an acre was laid out in 1882. The impropriate Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1871, for
or rectorial tithes amount to £159 and 40 acres of 75 children; average attendance, 55; Miss Be8sie
glebe, and there is a King's Portion <Jf £47· Robert Aldersley, mistress
Hoolde esq. in the 33rd year of the reign of King Carrier to Colchester .~,Stonehouse, wed. & sat
Henry VI. by his deed of feoffment gave one messuage 1
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Wright Miss Leatherdale Gregory, threshing m&:
Beard Mrs. Hazeldell \ COMMERCIAL. chine owner, Rose Green
Carr Mrs. Bridgewick house A.nscombe Robert, Rose & Crown P.H Malyn Claude J ames, boot repairer
Cheffins Richard A. Pope's hall Bewley Henry Sinclair, farm bailiff Metson Frederick, farmer
Farrow Misses, Hill house \ to Mrs. Partridge Percival George, farmer, Pattocb
Hea.rle Miss, Bridgewick hall Blackwell Richard, carpenter Poole Oliver Jsph. shopkpr. Post office
Oakes Montague N. The Elms IBurchell William, frmr. Viaducts frm Pudney William, saddler
Osborne Mrs. Rose cottage Carter William, carpenter Pye Henry, stud groom to ~Irs.
Partridge Mrs. Vernon's ('emetery (Ambrose Everitt, keeper) Partridge
Thackeray Mrs. Hampsthwaite Everitt Arth.grocer, & assist. overseer Symonds .Alfred, bal~er
Weminck. Rev. Alfred B.A. (vicar), Everitt Samuel, butcher, Rose Green Theobald Clifford William, builder
Vicarage , Goodey Mills, Swan P.H

CHELJISFORD
CHEL..."\ISFORD is the head of an Episcopal See, a
municipal borough, the eount:y town of Essex, and
quarter sessions, market and union town, the meeting
place of the County Council of Essex, and head of a
petty sessional division and county court district, with
a t~~tation on the Great Eastern railway; it is at the
confluence of the rivers Chelmer, Can and Wid, and on
the great road from London through Colchester into
Suffolk, with roads branching to Ongar, Dnnmow,
Braintree, Maldon and Rochford, and is 29 miles from
London, 9 south-west from Witham, 13 south-east from
Dunmow, 22 from Colchester, 11 south-west from Brain-
tree, ~~~ north-east from Brentwood, 10 north-west
from Maldon, 38! from Ipswich and 56! from Bury
St. Edmunds. In Domesday Book it is variously called
" Celmeresfort '' and " Celmersforde," and named in
many ancient records, " Chelmereforde," " Chelmes-
ford" and "Chelmsford;" the name is, however,
evidently a contraction of Chelmer's-ford, from the ford
over the river Chelmer before bridges were built across
it. Chelmsford is the capital of the Mid division of
the county, in the hundred and rural deanery oi its
own name and archdeaconry of Essex.
The town received a charter of incorporation 19
Sept. 1888, and is now governed by a mayor, 8 aldermen
and 24 councillors. The borough is divided, for muni-
cipal purposes, into North, South and Springfield
wards.
By an Order of the Local Government Board, dated
25 March, 1889, two outlying portion-s of the parish
were added to the parishes of Broomfi.eld and Writtle.
By the Chelmsford Extension Order, 1907, made by
'he Local Government Board, and confirmed by Parlia-
ment, the populous and important parts of the adjoin-
ing parishes of Springfield and Writtle were added to
the oorough, a new ward called the " Springfield
1rard" being constituted, and the number of aldermen
increased from 6 to 8 and of the councillors from 18
to 24.
The town is in three divisions, all connected by good
bridges Chelmsford bridge, between and at the con-
fluence of the rivers Chelmer and Can ; Moulsham
bridge on the south side of the Can, and Springfield
bridge on the north side of the Chelmer ; an iron bridge
over the Chelmer, built to replace one washed away
hy the :flood of August, 1888, was erected in 1890,
from designs by the county surveyor, at a cost of
£2,104. The streets in the North and South wards are
lighted by electricity supplied from the works of the
Electric Supply Corporation Limited, and the streets in
the Springfieldl ward with gas supplied by the Chelms-
ford Gas Lig'ht and Coke Co.
The waterworks, in Mildmay road, belong to the Cor-
poration, who supply the :North and South wards of the
town and the parish of Widford with hard and soft
water procured from three sources, viz. : an artesian
well at the wmk!!, 6oo feet deep, a spring near the
railway, named "Burgess Well," and a spring at the
Admiral's Park ; the water is conveyed from the latter
by gravitation to a reservoir capable of containing
n2,ooo gallons, which also supplies two conduits in the
town. .At Admiral's Park a water tower and tank for
8o,ooo gallons has been constructed, and at Long
Stomps there is a high level reservoir capable of holding
85o,ooo gallons; a well is now (1914) being bored at •
Galleywood, 540 feet deep, which will be capable of
supplying 12o,ooo gallons per day. The water supply
for the Springfi.eld ward is obtained from the Great
Baddow Water works, belonging to the Chelmsford
Rural District Council.
The town sewers are under the control of the Cor-
poration ; a main sewer conveys the town sewage and
that of Widford combined, by gravitation, to Brook
End, Springfield, receiving in its course the sewage of
ESSEX 8
 ] 14 . CHELMSFORD. ESSEX.
the Springfield ward and of part of Great Baddow, A
farm of about no acres has been purchased at Brook
End, and the combined sewage of the three parishes is
thel'e disposed of by irrigation and filtration.
The Corporation are the owcers of a flourishing mar-
ket, held every Friday, and have provided a splendid
recreation ground, a public library, museum and school
of art, and an ilpen-air swimming bath.
According to Camden, Chelmsford corresponds to the
Roman station "Canrenium," but it is now generally
suppnsed to be identical with " Cresaromagus," a station
in the direct road from London to Colchester. In the
year 1847 a .Roman villa of considerable extent was dis·
covered on land immediately abutting upon the sup-
posed ancient road, and from time to time numerous
· Boman relics have been found. In the reign of Henry
l. Maurice, Bishop of London, in which see Chelmsford
Jhad "remained since the reign of Edward the Confessor4
.ftn1ilt the first bridge over the Can. The town continued
'1. to form part of the possessions of the Bishops of London
*down to the time of Henry VIII. when, in 1545, the
.town and mansion were conveyed by Bishop Bonner and
. in 1563 granted by Queen Elizabeth to Thomas Mildmay
· esq. in whdse family the manor and a portion of thE'
lands still remain; no mention is made of its market
until in the early part of the reign of King John, when
a charter for a weekly market was procured as well as
a royal licence for the. annual fairs ; the fairs are now
,..abolished.
In some parliamentary records :this town is called a
borough, and by writ dated 18 Aug. 11 Edw. Ill. (1337),
1four persons were summoned from- this town to attend
the Parliament holden at Westminster in that year, but
they are not returned as having done so ; in a statute
of Henry VI. relating to weights and measures. Chelms-
ford is also named as the shire town.
The See of Chelmsford, constituted by• Order in
Council, 1913, comprises the whole of the county of
Essex and,. that part of the county of Kent which lies
north of the river Thames, and consists of the arch-
oodeaconries of Colchester and Essex. The Right Rev.
...John Edwin Watts-Ditchfield D.D. was in 1913 appointed
tirst Bishop.
The cathedral church of St. Mary, a building of
:rubble, flint and some l'ed brick, was erected (according
to an old inscription upon the church, now destroyed)
in the year 1424, no doubt upon the foundation of a
iCJrmer church, and is an edifice in the Perpendicular
-style, consisting of chancel with aisles, nave, aisles,
north transept, aouth porch and an embattled western
!tower -containing a clock and 12 bells; of the last
two bells, added in 1913, one was the gift of Mrs.
Arkwright, in memory of her father, William Tufnell.
. and the other that of the Essex Bell Ringers' .A.ssocia-
. tion; the 10 old bells were recast in the same year: in
the year 18oo the roof of the nave fell in, destroying
th& nave and the greater portion of the west and south
. aisles, which were then rebuilt in the bastard style of
•Gothic at that time prevailing and encumbered with
north, south. and west galleries: in the year 1857, how-
•ever, the western gallery was cleared away, the fine old
'1iower thrown open and the church reseated : in 1873 a
·second north aisle with transept -was built and the two
-:remaining galleries removed, and in 1872 a new pulpit,
of various coloured marbles with sculptured panels iiY
white marble, was presented by the Right Hon. W. Han-
lbury P.O. of Ilam Hall, Derbyshire, M.P. for Preston, in
memory of his wife 2 the south porch, a fine specimen of
~he Perpendicular period, waa restored by F. Chancellor
-esq. in 1882: the chancel was improved in 1878 by the
addition of a clerestory and a new stained east window
erected to t-he memory of J ane (widow of Sir Henry
Paulet St. John-Mildmay, 3rd hart. M.P.), who died 6th
May, 1857, aged 92: in 1884 the interior was re-
arranged, the pulpit being moved from the chancel to
the nave, oak stalls and wrought iron screens introduced
and new flooring laid down: there are several stained
·windows, including those in the clerestory, which were
-presented in 1908 by the late Right Rev . .Henrv• Frank
•
.Johnson D.D. 1b1shop suffragan of Colchester 1894·rgo8,
11nd Mrs. Johnson, in celebration of their golden wed-
-ding: in rgox considerable alterations and repairs were
made and the interior partially decorated, at a cost of
£3,500, a new organ being also provided: in 1904 the
-chancel was decorated at the {)Ost of Markland 'Barnard
esq. of Galleydean, and in 1905 the tower was restored
at a cost of over £6oo : t-he Archdeacon of Essex ·holds
his court in the church, and until recently the archi-
diaconal records were kept in the room in the porch.
but· they are now removed: there are r,2oo sitting-11.
The parish registers date from the year 1538. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value .£300, includin~
glebe, in the gift of the Bishop of C~elmsford, and
• (KELLY'S
held since r895 ·by the Rev. Henry ,!shton Lak~ ){,._
of Corpus Christi College, Oambridg~ .. and hon. caruia
of Chelmsford. 'l
St. Peter's :Mission church, Primrose hill, was buiU
in 1892; All Saints' Mission church is in Broomfieid
road ; the setvices are conducted by the clergy of S~.
Mary's. . ...,. ~
The CathQlic church, in New London road, founded
1847, and consecrated 20 Oct. 1866., is dedicated to 'he
Immaculate C6nception.
The Baptist chapel, in Market road, erected in 1909
at a cost of over £g,ooo, will seat over Boo persona,
and thel'e is another chapel belonging to t'he same se~
in New London road, erected in 1900.
The Wesleyan chapel, in the High street, was erecied
in r8g8 at a cost of £8,ooo, and is a structure. of! red
brick and ston@, with an octagonal tower, and affords
sittings for Boo persons. Attached are school ,rQams fer
400 children.
There is a meeting house for the Society of Friendl
in Duke street and a Catholic Apostolic church in HaU
street: there are Congregational chapels in New Londoo
road, founded in 1714, with 1,2oo sittings, rand i'a
Baddow road, founded in 1672, seating 650 persons,
and a Primitive Methodist chapel in Hall street; "'
The Salvation .A.rmy have a ''Citadel 71 in Moulsham
street.
The Chelmsford Church Cemetery, of about three-
quarters of an acre, in Rectory road, was purchased bn
the closing of churchyards in Ohelmsford, with regard
to which various Orders in Council were made from m
Oct. 1854 to 24 March, 1857, and a mortuary chapel
was erected in 1861 to the memory of Horatia Lonill,
daughter of the late Ven. Carew St. John-Mildmay,
archdeacon of Essex, and wife of the Hon. Pascoe Charle1
Glyn M.P. for East Dorset; she died Nov. 15, "I858,
The cemetery was enlarged by I r . 3P· in .1894, and 1a
under the control of the rector.
The Nonconformist Cemetery, in New London road,
formed in 1846, consists of two acres, purchased at a
cost of £476, and contains a mortuary chapel: the
cemetery is controlled by a. body of trustees.
The Municipal Cemetery, on th~ Writtle road, formed
in 1886 and belonging to the Corporation, comprises six
acres, purchased at a cost of £x,loo, and a mortuary
chapel; the fencing, erection of buildings and laying-on'
involved an additional outlay of £I,J8o.
The Corn Exchange, occupying a central position ia
Tindal square, is a building in the Italian style, from
designs by Frederic Chancellor esq. of this town, con-
taining a corn hall 100 feet by 45, with counting-houses
on either side, auction and committee rooms and a
gallery; it was opened on the 5th of June, 1857• since
which time the corn markets have been held every
Friday : the building is also licensed for stage plays an~
under the " Cinematograph Act."
The Shire Hall, in Tindal square, is an edifice of Por'-
land stone, with a frontage relieved by four Jonic
columns: in 1906 the Crown Court was enlarged, a
judges' room and retiring room for the jury added and
accommodation for prisoners provided: opposite the hall
stands a piece of ordnance, a trophy of the Crimea•
war : here are held the assizes, quarter sessions for the
county, petty sessions and the meetings of the Count(
Council. .
The County Education CommitteP's offices, situate ia
Duke street, is a building of brick with stone dressings,
erected in 1909 at a cost of £5,715, inclnding site.
The Chelmsford Rural District Council Offices, ill
Waterloo lane, erected in 1913, are of red. brick.
The Police Station, in New street, erected in 19o6•
provides lodgings for one inspector and six constables 1
there is also a charge room, superintendent's office and
four separate cells for prisoners, and special rooms for
prisoners waiting trial at assizes, quarter sessions &;c.
The General Post Office, at the top of High atreei,
was opened in 1908.
The Young Men's Christian Association has rooms at 26
High street; there are now (1914) about 180 members.
The premises consist of lecture, reading, social 'nil
billiard rooms and a library containing 400 volumes,
and the association maintains football, photographic anti
swimming clubs.
The Chelmsford Club, in the Xew London :road, wa&
formed in 1884: the club premises contain readin!r
rooms, dining room and a large billiard 'l'obm ~ there
are about 2oo members, and the club is 'tn&naged bf If
board of directors.
In Tindal square is a sittin~ figure in marble, 'by E.
H. Baily, sculptor, of Sir Nicolas Oonyngham Tindal UJ
M.A. born in Moulsham .street. and successively M.P.
 DlRECTOkY .] ESSEX.
for Wigton, Harwich and Cambridge University, and
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas 1829-46; he died
July 6th, 1846.
Thl' Public Library, Museum and School of Art, in
Mark-et road, were erected in 1904-6, at a cost of £8,ooo,
towa1 ds which Andrew Carneg1e esq. of Skibo Castle,
N.B. contributed £2,500. The building, formally opened
Feb. 3, 1go6, by Lady Rayleigh, is of red brick and stone
in the Renaissance style, from designs by Messrs. Chan-
cellor and Son, architects, of Chelmsford, and consists
of a centre block with two wings: the centre block in-
clude" on the ground floor an entrance hall and stair-
ca~e. with librarian and curator's offices and male and
female common rooms: the south block has on ground
floor a library and a. reading ro3m: the north block con-
tain~ a museum and library. The whole of the first
floor is eccupied by the School of Art, comprising an
elementary school, life room, designing class room, ap-
plied art room and an advanced art room, and on the
upper floor is a large store room and caretaker's apart-
ments. In the rear of the main building is a shed for
30 bicycles. The whole is under the management of a
~mmittee nominated by the Town Council, Alderman
Chancellor being chairman, and Mr. John W. Howarth
librarian and curator. The library contains nearly 9,ooo
volumes, besides a large collection of pamphlets, print8
&c. relating to Chelmsford and its vicinity, bequeathed
by the late Mr. Edmund Durrant, of Chelmsford. The
lending library is open each week day from ro to r, ~
to 5 and 6 to 8.30, except Thursdays, when it is closed
at x. The reference library is open on each week day from
ro to 9· The reading room is open each week day from
9 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. In the museum is a collection or
tocal antiquities, arranged in chronolo~ical order, and
dating from the Early BritiS'h period, and a fine col·
lection of local birds, shells, ethnographical specimen~
&c. as well as art objects on loan from the South Ken·
f!ington :Museum.
His Majesty's Prison, in Sprmgfield road, was erected
in 1828 at a cost of £57,289, enlarged in 1849 and
further improvE'd in 1871 ; there are 315 certified cells.
The Recreation Ground was opened 4 July, 1894, and
covers about r6 acres. The cost of the bridges, band·
stand, p:rvilion and laying-out and planting the gronnd
amounted to £r,770. The t{)tal cost of the land, in-
cluding the laying-out, was £6,o76.
The bead quarters of the Territorial Force Association,
in Market road, is a building of brick with ston!'
dressings, erected at a cost of £3,825; the foundation
<~tone was laid by the Earl of Warwick, President of the
Association, in July, 1910, and the buildings formally
opened by Viscount Haldane P.C. 21st October, 1911;
on the first floor are secretary's office, clerks' room and
caretaker's quarters; on the ground floor are the orderly
room~ and stores for the Essex Royal Horse Artillery,
Es"e'X Fortress) Royal Engineers and the Eastern
Mounted Brigade Transport and Supply Column, Army
Service Corps ; at the rear of the building is a square
so yards by 70 yards. The Drill hall, in Market road,
was erected at a cost of £3,450, the foundation stone
being laid by Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood V.C. hon.
colonel of the regiment, on 22 November, 1902, and the
hall formally opened by Field-Marshal Earl Roberts V.C.
4 July, 1903. The building is of brick with stone
dressing<> and slated and glazed roof, and contains
orderly room, stores and armoury for the 5th Battalion
Essex Regiment and A and B Companies of the regi-
ment, a lofty and well-lighted drill hall, xoo by 6o feet.
officer~' and sergeants' quarters and a recreation room
for the men, with quarters for the instructor.
A grey granite obelisk was erected in Market road in
1909 to the memorv of officers and men of the Essex
Regiment who were killed in the South African War,
1899-1902; the necessary funds were providPd by Sir
F. Carne Rasch D.L., J.P. from money subscribed as a
testimonial to him in recognition of his services as
member of Parliament, x886-1908.
The head quarters of the County Police at Springfield
court, erected in 1902, at a cost, including site, of
about £x8,ooo, are of red brick with stone dressings,
and con<~ist of five blocks of buildings grouped in a
crescent form, and comprise residences for the chief
<>onstabJe, his deputy and the bead quarter staff, with
all the necessary offices : the buildings are in telephonic
communication with all parts of the county.
The London County and Westminster Bank Limited.
Messrs. Barclay and Company Limited and the Capital
and Counties Bank Limited have branches here. and
there are concf'rt and assembly rooms. Five newspapers
are published. Chelmsford races are held annually on
Galleywo<ld common.
CHELM~FORD. 115
There are' agricultural implement fact-ories, iron foun-
dries, engineering and .P!ectric light works, a. tannery,
breweries, maltings and extensive corn mills and ball
bearing-. works and motor car works, and works of
:\'Iarconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Limited. A consider-
able trade in corn is also maintained.
The market is held on Friday, and, with regard to
corn, is one of the largest in the county. A cattle and
horse market was laid out in rear of the Corn Exchange
in r88o, and has since been enlarged. There is a large
fat cattle show about the middle of December. Previous
to r8Bo thP market was held in the streets, but in that·
year the late Local Boa.rd provided a conveniE'nt market
place.
Joint Hospital Board.-By Provisional Order of the
Local Government Board, dated 5 May, 1902, and con-
firmed by Parliament 22 July, 1902, the Borough of
Chelmsford and the Rural District of Chelmsford were
formed into a united district called The Chelmsford
Joint Hospital District, for the purpose of providing
and maintaining a hospital for infectious dis!'ases; the
hospital is situated at Great Baddow, and provides
accommod:1tion for 21 patients.
The Chelmsford and Essex Hospital and Dispensary,
in the New London road, opened by the Countess of
Warwick on Thursday, Nov. 15th, r883, and was con-
~iderably enlarg-ed in 1909, at a cost of nearly £7,000.
The hospital consists of a central lblock and two wings, •
two stories in height, and at the rear is a two-stor1ed
annexe, the ground floor of which is used as the out-
patients' department, and the upper floor as an isolation
block. Th·" central hall leads into the secretary's office
on the right and the matron's room on the left. The
Inale wards art> on th!' ground floor and above are the
ward~ for women and childr!'n; the hospital provides
in all 43 heel~, and is supportpd hy voluntary contri~ •
but ions.
There are aim ~houses for 16 poor people, and a
sum of £273, derived from several charities, is distri-
buted yearly.
Chelmsford parish comprises the manors of Bishop's
Hall and ~Ioulsham Hall; the latter was held bv •
the
Abbot anrl Convent of We~tminster, but was grunted
iJy Henry VIII. with Chelmsford or Bishop's Hall manor,
to the Mildrnay family. :\Iajor Sir Henry Paulet St.
John-:\Iildmay bart. of Dogmersfield Park. Winchfi·eld,
Hnnts, is the present lord of these manors.
The parish, including Moulsham and the portion! of
Springfield and Writtle added in 1907• covers an area of
3,or5 acres of land, of which about 65o acres are tithe
fre!'; 1,724 acres subject to a rent charge of £494 18s. in
lien of tithes; 322 acres paying £5 2s. ; r6 acres, 19
poles ~le be; r8 water and the remainder site of town,
waste" and roads; rateable value, £ro5,541.
The population of the municipal wards in rgn was:-
North, 6,220; South, 8,429; Spring-field, 3,359.
The population of the parish and municipal borough in
rgr 1 ~as r8,oo8, including- 307 inmates and 16 officials
in the worl>house-, 49 in the industrial school and 207
in H.:YI. Prison.
The population attached to the parish church in 19II
"as 6,226.
::VIOD"LSHAM is a hamlet to the south, and an eccle-
sia~<tical parish, formed Sept. II, 1838, out of Chelms-
ford, and constitutes part of the- town.
St. John's church, buill; in 1841 at a. cost of about
£2,500, is an edifice of briPk, partly in the Early English
style, from designs bv Mr. Webb, late of this town,.
and consists of chancel, nave, transepts and an em-
battled western tower containing one bell: the windows
in the chancel and transepts are stained : there are two
placed in 1879 in memory of the Rev. Edward Clive, a
former curate of this parish, and two others erected in
1902 as memorials to the Rev. George St. Alban Godson
M.A. vicar 1879-rgor: the church was enlarged after its
original erection by the addition of the chancel and
transepts: in 1883 the nave was enlarged and the tower
erected, at a cost of £2,ooo: in 1909 a side chapel was
furnished and a new org-an installed, the latter at the
cost of over £r,ooo: the chancel was decorated in rgu
and the interior of the church redecorated in 1912: there
are 8oo sittings. The register dates from the year of
erection. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£275, with one acre of glebe and residence, in the gift
of the rector of Chelmsford, and held since August,
1906, by the Rev. William James Pressey ~LA. of Wad-
ham College, Oxford. The principal landowner is Major
Sir Henry Paulet St. John-Mildmay hart. of Dogmers-
field Park. Winchfi!'ld, Hants. The population in I9II
of tht- eccl-"sia~tical district wa~ 7.868.
ESSEX 8•
 116 CHELMSFORD. ESSEX. • LKELLY's

SPRINGFIELD is a parish lying t{) the east of
Chelmsford and connected with that town by two
'bridges crossing two branches of the navigable river
Chelmer ; the more populous portion of this parish,
including its churches and schools, was incorporated
with the borough of Chelmsford in 1907• and is now
called the Springfield ward. This place derives its
name from the numerous springs rising in the parish,
and up to the year 1790 was but a small village of only
74 houses, .but has now so increased that a new district
has sprung up and many fine residences have been
built. The main line of the Great Eastern railway
runs through the parish parallel with the Colchester
road. The church of All Saints is a building of rubble
-and brick, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, and con-
sists of chancel and nave, vestries and an embattled
tower containing 6 bells; one side of the tower, restored
in 1885, is thus inscribed:-" Prayse God for all the
Good Benefactors, 1586-: " there is a fine oak screen, a
Norman font, and a brass with the effigy of a man in
armour, c. 1420: a new pulpit was provided in 1903 as
a memorial of Her late :Majesty Queen Victoria: the
church was restored in 1892, and has 360 sittings:
the churchyard, planted with rose bushes, is beautifully
kept as a garden. The regi8ter dates from the
1653. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
with 55 acres of glebe and residence, in the
trustees, and held ~oince 1897 by the Rev. Fmncis
Paynter M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. The
chapel of ease of the Holy Trinity, at the lower encL
of the parish, was built in 1843, at a cost of nearly:
£3,ooo, and is a structure of brick in the Norman
style : a new chancel and vestry were built and 8Do
organ and pulpit provided about 18go: there are 3<»
sjttings. There are four an~ient almshouses, and six
others have been erected on the Green, two in I86l-
and two in 1875, by Robert William Peacock esq. and.
two more in 1879, by her daughters, in memory of the-
late Mrs. JDhn Seabrook. The Perry's Field charity ol
£6 13s. 4d. is distributed in fuel, and £40 yearly,
derived from the Church Trust Estate, is left for the-
use and reparation of the church, and the surplus, il
any, for the use of the poor. A vestry hall was erected
in 1873, and a Church hall in 1898 on land given by
the late Rev. F. Paynter. The population of th&
ecclesiastical parish in 19u was 3,841.
Parish Clerks (St. Mary's), Rev. John Harrison Barro•
M.A. ; A. Lunney, deputy, Primrose hill.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office, CORPORATION.
High street; open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.-George 1913-14.
Hugh Knight, podtmaster. For Sale of Stamps, Regis- Mayor, Alderman George Woodland Taylor J.Y.
tration of Letters &c. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; sundays, 8.30 Deputy Mayor, Alderman Frank Whitmore.
to 10 a.m. ; Sale & Payment of Postal Orders, 7 a.m.
to 9 p.m. ; Savings Bank Deposits & Withdrawals, .Aldermen.
Money Order, Government Annuity & Insurance Busi- Retire :Xov. 1915. Retire Nov. 1918.
ness, Issue of Licences, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; & Parcel John George Eond Adolphus George Maskelf
Post business, 7 !l.m. to 9 p.m. ; no business on sun- Frederic Chancellor J.P. Frederick Spalding
day. Local Express Messenger Service for letters & John Ockelford Thompson Frank Pellatt Sutthery
parcels, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ; Telegraph business, B a.m. Frank Whitmore Geo. Woodland Taylor J.P'
to 9 p.m.; sundays, 8.30 to 10 a.m Councillors.
Post Office Telephone Service, 122 New London road; ~orth Ward.
Miss N. B. Wood, operator Retire Nov. 1914. ,1 ames Gainsford DixolJ
Outward Mails.-Dispatches (Letters). Waiter Frederick Arlidge George .Albert Golding
Local Rural Posts, week days, 5·45 & 10.30 a.m. & 5·45 W alter Cowell Retire Nov. 1916.
p.m. Other mails, g.15, g.4o, u.5 & II-35 a.m, 12 Alexander Lunney Leonard Fell Christv•
noon & 12.30, 1.5, 2.45, 4.15, 4·25, 5·45• 7-25, 8.45 & Retire Nov. 1915. J esse Gowers
9 p.m. & 12 midnight · Tom Bellamy I Frederick George Smith.
Sundays. Local Rural Posts, 5-45 a.m.; Town Delivery, South Ward.
6.45 a.m. ; Night Mails for Essex, Suffolk & parts of
Norfolk, 9 p.m.; Night Mails for London, all parts Retire ::Xov. 1914. George Osborn
of the United Kingdom & Foreign, 12 midnight; Robert Harvey Currie Cecil John Simpson
Bishop Stortford, Dunmow & Southend, also Local Ernest Copland Gray · Retire Nov. 1916.
Country Posts, 12 midnight William Harper .lrthur Albert Baker-
Dispatches (Parcels). Albert Driver
• Retire Nov. Augustus Richards.
Parcels intended for transmission by Parcel Post must be Fred Collins Potterton Hicklev
presented at the counter during the hours of attend- •
ance, on week days only, 9.4o, ro.3o & 11.5 a.m. 12 Springfi-eld Ward.
noon & 12.30, x.s, 4· 15, 4·30, 5·45. 8.45 & 9 p.m.; Retire Nov. 1914. George Mason
sundays, no dispatCh Fred Luckin Smith Retire Nov. 1916-.
Inward Mails. Letters (week days), 7 & 10.45 a.m. & Horace Fitzroy Wilson Alfred Bradridge
1.10 (to callers only), 3·45 & 7 p.m. On Christmas Retire Nov. 1915. William _\rthur Leech
Day, Good Friday & Bank Holidays there is only one Henry Clark
delivery, at 7 a.m The meetings of th.e Corporation are held at the Shir"
Parcels delivered (week days only) at 8.15 &: 11 a.m. &: hall on the last wednesday in the month at 7 p.m
3·45 & 7 p.m Officers ·of the Corporation.
Collections from Town Sub-Post &; M. 0. Offices. Duke
street, 8.30 & 9·45 a.m. 12 noon & 1.45, 3·45• 6, 6.45, Town Clerk & Clerk of the Education Committee, Joint;
7• 7·45 & 11.15 p.m.; sundays, 8.15 p.m.; Moulsham, Sewerage Committee & Old Age Pensions (Urban)
8.45 & 10 a.m. & 12.15, 2, 4, 6.15, 7, 8 & 11.15 p.m.; Committee, George Melvin, 16 New London road
sundays, 8.45 p.m. ; Springfireld hill, 8.30 & 9·45 a.m. Chief Clerk, Thomas .Arnold, 16 New London road
•
12 noon & I-45, 4• 6, 6.45, 7·45 & u.15 p.m.; sundays, Accountant, James Patrick, 16 New London road
8.30 p.m Treasurer, Christopher William Parker D.L.. J.P
Borough Water Engineer & Surveyor, Percival Tripp-
Town Sub-Post Offices :-Rainsford End, 8.30 & 9·45 Harrison .A..M.I.C.E. 16 New London road
a.m. 12 noon & 1.45, 3·45, 6, 6.45, 7·45 & 11.15 p.m.; Assistant Water Engineer & Surveyor, Stanley Matth.ew
sundays, 8 p.m.; Upper Bridge road, 8.15, 9.30 & M.Inst.M. & C.E. 16 New London road
11.45 a.m. & 1.30, 3.30, 5·45, 6.30, 7.30 & 11.15 p.m.; ~edical Officer of Health, Henry William Newton
sundays, 8.15 p.m · , ~LR.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Eng.
Corresponding hours of posting at Head Office, 9.15 & !<'airfield, Duke street
II-5 a.m. & 1.5, 2.45, 4.25, 7.25, 8.45 & 12 midnight; Inspector of Nuisances, Waiter Brown C.R.S.I. 16 New
sundays, 12 midnight London road
Letters for Chelmsford fall into deliveries commencing Chief Officer of Fire Brigade, Percival T. Harrison, r()
at: 1st & 2nd, 10.45 a.m. ; 3rd & 4th, 3·45 p.m. ; New London road
sth & 6th, 6 p.m. ; 7th, 8th & gth & sunday, follow- Superintendent of Fire Brigade, _-\.lbert G. Wells, Fir~
• •
.mg mornmg station, Market road
Post k T. Office. Springfield. Mrs. E. L. her, sub- Superintendent of Markets & Swimming Bath, PercivaJ
postmistress. Box cleared at 10. r5 a. m. & 1.40, 3·45 T. Harrispn
& 7.40 p.m.; sundays, 10.15 a.m. Letters delivered Market Tolls Collector, C. H . .A.rg-ent, :Market road
through Chelmsford at 6.30 & 1I.I5 a.m. & 6.25 p.m.; Swimming Bath Caretaker, .Alfred Pr.entice. Waterloo la
sunday, 7.30 a.m. only. Springfield Hill is the nearest Superintendent of Cemetery, William Gooch, Writtle rd
money order office Recreation Ground Caretaker, Alfred John Clarky
Chelmer cottage
 DlRECTORY ·1 ESSEX.
Inspector of Petroleum &; Hackney Carriages, Raglan
Somerset, Police office
Shops Inspector & Mace Bearer. Thomas Aylett,Swiss av
Librarian & Curator, John W. Howarth, Public Library,
Market road
Water\\orks Foreman, William Holford, Admiral's Pari•
works, Rainsford road
Roa.d Foreman, William Pl•1mb, 2 Cramphorn road
Veterinary Inspector, William Snowball "Mulvo?y
F.R.C.V.S. 117 Baddow road
Collectors of General District Rat~s. North &; South
Wards, Thomas Golding, Market road & Sprinl!field
Ward, William _\ugustus ~furrell, Hill road ·
.JOINT SEWERAGE COM1JITTEE OF THE CHELMS-
FORD URBAN & RURAL DISTRICT COUNCILS.
The )fayor, Alderman George W. Taylor J.P
Aldermen-Maskell & Whitmore
Councillors Clark, Currie, Driver. Gray (chairman) &
three members of Rural District Council
Cl-erk, Gcorg~> Melvin, r6 New London roart
JOINT HOSPIT.l..L BOARD.
!\Ieets on tuesdays monthly at 16 New London road, at
3 p.m.
Chairman, George W. Taylor, The Red ho. Chelmsford
Clerk, Leonard Gray, 73 Duke street
Treasurer, Christopher Wm. Parker, Bank, High street
Medical Officer, John Little Martin M.B., C.M.Edin.
31 New London road
.Superintendent, Miss Lilly E. Roffey; at the Hospital,
Great Baddow
CHELMSFORD RURAL DISTRICT OOU~CIL.
"I'he parishes in the District are the same as in the
Union, with the exception of Chelmsford. The area is
83,045 acres; the population in rgn was 22,791
Council meetings on tuesday fortnightly at the Work-
house, at r o'clock.
Chairman, H. G. M. Conybeare, Ingatestone
Officials. • Cawkwell Phillips (at G. B. Hilliard & Son). New st
Clerk, Arthur Stewarl Duffield M.A. 96 High 11treet
Treasurer, Wilfrid Lionel T. Arkwright
Medical Officer of Health, (vacant)
Eng-ine-er & Surveyor, James Dewhirst -L~LI.)LE.
l'fat~rloo lane
Assistant Engineer & Surveyor, George Fredk. Andrassy,
Waterloo lane
Hi~hway Surveyor, Fras. Edwin H. Powell, ·waterloo la
Sanitary Inspector, William Edser, 'Vaterloo lane
<XlUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR CHELMSFORD PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Wood Lieut.-Col. George Wilding D.L. Docklands,
Ingatestone, chairman
Chancellor Lt.-Col. Frederic V.D. Bellefield, Chelmsford,
vice-chairman
(Jonybeare Henry Grant Madan, Delmore, Ingatestone
CrittaU Francis Henry, New house, Chelmsford
Greville Lieut.-Col. Hon. Alwyn Henry Fulke M.V.O.
Danbury park, Chelmsford
Hilder Major Frank D.L. Huskards, Ingatestone
1Iughes-Hughes Montagu Edward, Leez priory, Hartford
End, Chelmsford
'Kerwin Edwin Henry, Gay Bowers, Danbury, Chelmsford
Lyster .Arthur Edwd. The Yews, Gt. Baddow, Chelmsfrd
Pennefather Sir Alfred Richard C.B. Little Waltham
hall, near Chelmsford
llasch Major Sir Frederic Carne -bart. D.L. Woodhill,
Sandon, Chelmsford
"Ridley Charles Ernest D.L. The Elms, Chelmsford
Smith Jas. Christy, Bynghurst, Springfield rd.Chelmsfrd
'Spencer-Phillips John Charles, Riffhams, Danbury,
Chelmsford
~aylor George Woodland, Red house, Chelmsford
Usborne Thomas, The House, Writtle, Chelmsford
Wells Frederick .Arthur, Dovedale, Chelmsford
Woodhouse Robert, Longmead, Writtle, Chelmsford
"The Mayor of Chelmsford & Ex-Mayor & the Chai..,rmman
of the Chelmsford Rural District Council, for the time
being, are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk to the Magistrates, Arthur Stew art Duffield M. A.
<)6 High street
Petty Sessions are held at the Shire hall every friday at
I I a.m. The places in the division are :-Baddow
(Great), Baddow (Little), Boreham, Broomfield, Butts-
bury, Chelmsford, Chignal, Danbnry, Good Easter.
Hanningfield (East), Hanningfield (South), Hanningfield
(West), Ingatestone & Fryerning, Leighs (Great),
CHELMSI''ORD. 117
Leighs (Little), ~Iargaretting, Mashbury, Rettendon,
Roxwell, Runwell, Sandon, ::;pringfield, Stock, Wait-
ham (Great), Waltham (Little), Widford, Woodham
Ferris, Writtle
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Assembly & Concert Rooms, Crane court; Fred Spalding,
proprietor
Board of Trade Labour Exchange, 221 Moulsham str-ee11,
Henry Robert Thomas, manager
Corn Exchange, Tindal square, _-\. S. Duffield, sec. ;
Frank \Yill~her, hall keeper
County Court, His Honor Henry Tindal Atkinson,
judge; Arthur Stewart Du:ffield M. A. registrar of the
Court & registrar in Bankruptcy; Francis Ward,
deputy registrar; Frederick J. Bellamy, clerk;
Charles Godfrey, high bailiff; W. A. J. King, bailiff.
Sittings held at the Shire hall, Tindal square.
monthly; summonses &c. granted at the Court office,
Crane court, High street. The following places are
within its jurisdiction :-Berners Roothing, Boreham,
Broomfield, Buttsbury, Chelmsford, Chignal, Danbury,
East Hanningfield, Good Easter, Great Baddow, Great
Waltham, Ingatestone & Fryerning, Little Baddow,
Little Waltham, Margaretting, Mashbury, Pleshey,
Rettendon, Roxwell, Runwell, Sandon, Shellow Bowells,
South Hanningfield, Spring-field, Stock, Terling, West
Ham;ingfield, Widford, Willingale Doe, Willingale
Spain & Writtle
The following County Court districts are within the
Bankruptcy District of the Chelmsford County Court :
-Chelmsford, Br:~intree, Brentwood, Dunmow, Grays
Thurrocl;:, Maldon, Southend, Romford &; Ilford
E·enior Official Receiver, Ernest William Joseph SaYill
Assistant Official Rt>ceiver, L. _\. West, 14 Bedford row,
London WC
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act ":-Frank Burrell (A. Darby & Co. ),
97 High street; Sidney Rodd (Rodd & Slipper), Duke
street ; Fred Taylor & Gilbert Willis (Fred Taylor &
Co. ), Duke .~treet; Waiter John Slipper (Rodd &;
Slipper). Dnke stre-et; Charles Hewitt & George
County Police, head quarters, Springfield court;
Captain Edward Maclean Showers, chief constable;
Raglan Somerset, deputy chief constable; George
Hastings, supt. & chief clerk. Thr local force con-
sists of 2 insp~ors, 3 seru-eant<: &; 16 con<:tables
Company of Proprietors of thP Chelmer &; Blackwat-er
Navi~ation Limiterl, William Stunt, sec. &; solicitor,
7 r Duke street
Chelmsford & Essex Hospital & Dispensary. New Lon-
don road, Theodore Harry Waller M.R.C.S.Eng .•
L.R.C.P.Lond. Kenneth Simonds Storrs M.B., B. C.
Camb. & Cyril Wolrige Alford M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. medical officers; Robert
Elliot Pitts M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. anres-
thetist; Frank W-ebster Spence Metcalfe L.D.S.Enrr.
& Leonard U. Ran<:ford L.D.S.Eng. hon. dentists: H.
S. Tuke, hon. treasurer; Miss M. A. Haig. dispenser,
collector & sec. ; Miss K. Houg-hton, matron
Customs & Excise Office, Rainsford house, Dul;:e street,
Edwin Mason, •mrveyor; John Henry ~faybanks &
Sidnev •
Edward Burrows, officers
Inland Revenue Office, Rainsford house, Duke street.
Taxes department, Ralph Westgate Green, surveyor;
Valuation department, Sidney James Murrell F.S.I.
district valuf'r
Essex County Council (Surveyor's Department), 66 Duke
street, Percy J. Sheld<Jn M.Inst.C.E. county surveyor;
_-\lfred J. L~·ddon, deputy <"Ounty surveyor
Essex Education Committee, John Henry Nicholas M . .!..
sec. County offices, Duke street
Fire Brigade (Corporation), Percival T. Harrison
(bo-rough surveyor), chief officer; Albert G. Well "•
supt. & 14 men; there are two steam fire engines
H.M. PrisDn, Springfield road, F. W. H. Blake, governor;
Rev. Lawrence James Hudson B..!.. chaplain; Rt.
Rev. Monsignor Edward J. "\Yat..;on. Catholic chaplain;
Henry Wm. :Kewton L.R.C.P.LonrL, ~LR.C.S.Eng.,
D.P.H.Eng-. medical oftlcer; Sidnev Harry Feron, store-
keeper; Fred Rowland Grace~-. clerk &; clerk to the
visiting- committee; Wm. Cha>'. Hale, chief warder
Masonic Lodge (276 Good Fellowship), Crane Court
rcoms, High street, first thurs. in Jan. Feb. March,
A.pril, ~lay, Sept. Oct. Nov. & Dec.; F. W. B. Stocker,
sec.; Jas. P. Lewin, treasurer. E,.sex Chapter Royal
Arch, held at the Crane Court rooms 3rd monday in
Feb. May & Nov.; Jarnes P. Lewin, scribe E; Andrew
Charles Durrant, treasurer. Chelmer Lod~e. Mark
Masons, held at the Crane Court rooms, 2nd wednes-
. day in Jan. April, July & Oct.; F. P. Sutthery, sec
• 118 C.HEL'\f~FuRD • ESSEX. (KELLY'S
Police Station, New street, Hy. Chas. Barrov, inspe~;tor Wallinger L.R.O.P.Lond., :M.R.C.S.Eng. Writtle; N&.
Public Library & Museum, Market road, John W. 3 district, William Douglas· Gimson M.B.O.S.Eag.,
Howarth, librarian & curator L.R.C.P.Lond. 195 Springfield road, Chelmsford; No;l
Shire Hall, Tindal square; assizes, spring & summer, 4 district, Arthl.lr Edward lJyster M.R.C.S.Eng. Grea'
County Council meetings k quart~rly sessions &; petty Baddow (m~;~dical officer only); Percy Tyrell Spencer-
sessions held everv•
frida>• Phillip .. M.R, B.Ch., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
· Tuberculosis Dispensary, 8q Duke street, .Alfred John Great Baddow (public vaccinator only); No. 5 dis--
Williamson M.A., }LD., D.P.H. medical officer trict, John Marshall M.R.C.S.Eng. Wickford;. N(). 61
Vt-stry Hall, New street, W. H. Tomlimon, manager district, Alan_ Carpmael Ransford M.R.C.S.Eng.,f
L.R.C.P.Lond. Ingatestone i No. 7 district, Herber~
CEMETERIES. Uardin M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Stock; No. 1
Borough, Writtle road, William Gooch, supt district, Robert Percy Smallwood M.B. & B.C. Little
Church, Rectory road, .1. Lunney, deputy parish cler];:; Waltham; No. 9 district, Theodore Harry Wailer
Waltt>r .Aylett, caretajier L.R.C.P.Lond., :M.R.C.S.Eng. New London road,
Nonconformist, ~t'w London road, Charles Clift, sec.; Ch.-lmsford
Da,·id Prior, caretaker Workhouse, Wood street, built of brick in 1837 (with in-
fectious ward added in 1877), was burned down Dec.
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
1886 & rebuilt in r889 at a cost of £I6,ooo,. & will
' . ESSEX TERRITORIAL FORCE ASSOCU'fiOX.
• hold 435 inmates; John Guest, master; Rev. Francl.
Offices, Marliet road. Ralph Thnrlow M.A. chaplain ; medical officer,
President, Col. the Earl of Warwick T.D. Essex Yeo-
Theodore Harry Wailer L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
manry & Warwick Yeomanr~- (Lord Lieutenant)
Chelmsford; Mrs. Alice Edith Guest, matron
Chairman, C.:~l. R B. Colvin C.B., T.D., D.L. late
Essex Y eomanrv •
CHELMSFORD REGISTRATION DISTRICT .
Vice-Chairman, Col. Harry Coopt>r C.M.G., D.L., J.P Superintendent Registrar, Arthur Stewart Duffield M.!.
Secretary, CoL F. F. Johnson C.B. T A "Essetorial, g6 High street; deputy, Francis Ward, g6 High street
Chelmsford" R~~istrar uf Marriages, ·waiter Frederick .1rlidge, 22
For names of members of the association & units ad- Maltese road
ministered, see the Preliminary section of the Direc· Registrars of Births & Deaths, Great Baddow sub-dis·
tory trict, C. R. Finch, Great Baddow; deputy. Miss M.
E-;~ex Yeomanry (.1 Squadron, C Troop), Capt. H. H. A. Lloyd, Foxholes, Great Baddow; Chelmsford sub-
Gepp, commanding district, William John ~urse, I Braemar avenue;
Essex Royal Horse Artillery ; bead quarters, Market road ; deputy, Waiter Frederick _-\rJidge, 22 Maltese road;
CJmmanding, ~iajor the Hon. R. G. A. Hamilton; Ingatestone sub-district, Edward Victor ..lldridge,
Adjutant, Capt. A. H. Evans-Gwynne R..A. ; ~Iedical Stock; deputy, Lewis V.Jarris, Stock; Great Waltham
Officer, Lieut. A. C. Ransford R.A.M.C.(T.F.); Chap· district, Fred Turner, Broornfield; deputy, Harry E.
lain, Rev. C. C. Naters; Sergt.-::viajor R. Faircloth Hood, Springfield green, Chelmsford
R.H.A. drill instructor
Ammunition Column (Eastern Mounted Brigade), Capt. COUNTY OFFICIAI.S.
W. A. B. Daniel, commanding Clerk of the Peace for the County &; to th& County.
Essex (Fortress) Royal Engineers, Electric Lights Co.; Council, John Heyden Goold; office, Shire hall
head quarters, Market road;. Capt. H. A. D. Neville, Deputy Clerk of the Peace &; to the County Council.
commanding-; Sergt. H. Barden RE. drill instructor George Fre~rick Barlow, Shire hall
sth.Battalion Essex Regiment; bead quarters, Drill hall, Connty Accountant of Essex, Frank Howard Ower&,
Market road. Staff :-Commanding, Lieut.-Col. J. M. Countv •
offices, Duke street
Welch T.D.; ~Iajors, F. lL Taylor & W. P. ~- Rid- County _\rchitPct, G. Topham Forrest, 73 Duke street
ley; Adjutant, Capt ...L D. ~- :Merriman; Quarter- Cr.unty Medical Officer of Health, John Clough Thresh
master (vacant) ; Medical Officers, Lieut. K. S. Storr!j D.Sc.Lond., M.D.Vict., D.P.H.Camb.64 New London rd
. ~f.B., R.A.. M.C. (T.F.) & Lieut. C. S. Wink County Land Agent (Small Holdings department), Chas.
R.A.. M.C. (T.F.); Chaplain. Re,-. .1. J. Sacre (T.F) Lock, 67 Duke street
A &; B Companies, Major Frederick W. Taylor, com- County Surveyor for the Essex County Council & Regis-
manding detachment; A Co. Capt. P. C. Yonge &; B . trar of Motor Cars for the County of Essex, Percy J.
Co. Capt. G. Will;:s; Serg-t.-~Iajor ..-\lexander Wailer,Sbeldon M.Inst.C.E. 66 Duke street
instruct(jr County Treasurer of Essex, Robert Woodhouse, Barclay's
CADET CORPS. Bank
King Ed ward VI. School. ' District Surveyor of Main Roads & Bridges for th~
Central District, James Waiter Chapman, 47 Park rd
Capt. F. W: M. ·pol\lev• R~turning Officer for the Essex County Council, HeDIJ
•
AR.J.\IY SERVICE CORPS . Hamilton Gepp
Eastern Mounted Brigade Transport &; Supply Column; School Medical Officer, Harold Weightman Sinclair M.D.
head quarters, Market road; Capt. Edward J. Upton, Lond,, D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Eng-. County offices, Duke st
cammanding; Capt. H . .1: Jones, adjutant; Ser.!t.- Secretary to the Essex Education Committee, John
Major Frederick Hewitt, instructor Henry Nicholas M.A. County offices, Duke street
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of .Animals
. CHELMSFORD UNIO~. Acts" for Chelmsford District, W. S. Mulvey
. Board day, every alternate tuesday at 10.30. a.m. F.R.C.V.S. i17 Baddow road
The union comprises the following parishes :-Boreham, Sheriff's Officers, Frederick George Smith, White cot-
Broomfield, Buttsbury, Chelmsford. Chignal, Danbury, tage, Cedar avenue & Waite-r Townend Feather, Th~
East Hanningfield, Good Easter, Great Baddow, Great Limes, D9 Springfield road
Leigh-s, Great Waltham, Ingate~tone & Fryerning, Littl" Cnder-Sheriff, Henry Hamilton Gepp, 57 Nev street~
Baddow, Littla Leighs, Little Waltham, Margaretting. Chelmsford : acting under sheriffs, deputies & solici-
Mashbury, Pleshey, Rettendon, Roxwell, Runwell, San- tors, Gepp & Sons, New street
don, South Hanningfield, Springfield, Stock, West Han- . PUBLIC OFFICERS.
ningfie-Id, _Widford, Woodham Ferrers & Writtle. The Assistant Overseer & Collector of King-'s Taxes ior
area of the Union is 86,157 acres; rateable value, Chelmsford & Springfield & Collector (){ Poor Rate
March, I914, [256,971; the population in 1911 was for Springfield Ward, William Augustus Murrell.
40·799· Cbamherlins, Hill road
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, F. G. Marriage, .!.ssistant Overseer &; Poor Rate Collector, North k
Little Waltham South Wards, William Henry Tomlinson, Vestry ball.
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Arthur New street
Stewart Dufl1eld M.A. 96 High street, Chelmsford Chief Inspector of Weights & Measures &; under Sale or
Treasurer, Wilfrid L. T ...-\rkwright, High st.Ch('lmsford " Food & Drugs Act" & Official Sampler under "Fer-
Relieving & Vaccination Officers, 1st district, William tilizers & Feeding Stuffs Act " for the Southern
·John Nurse, I Braemar avenue, Chelmsford; 2nd dis- District, Arthur Horsnell, 153 High street, Brentwood
trict, Fred Turner, Broomfield; (vaccination officer Clerks to Chelmsford Sub-Committees of Essex Local
only) C. R. Finch, Great Baddow; assistant relieving Pension Committee, Rural, Robert William Blyth.
officer, Ed""ard Victor _-\!dridge, Stock Crane court, High street; Urban, George Melvin, y(J.
Collector tiJ tlu• Guarrli'ln•. Fred Turner, Broomfield X ew London road
Medical Oflicers &; I'uulic VacC'inators. ~ n. r district, Clerk to Commissioners of Income & Land Tax for divi-
HenrY William Newton L.R0.P.Lond., .\LR.C.S.Eng., ~>ion of ChPlmsford & to Commissioners of Sewers fm
D.P.H.R.C.l'.S.Eug. Fairfield house, Duke street. Foulness, Dengie &; for Fobbing Levels, Hy. Hamilton
Chelmsford; :Xo. 2 di,;trict, R Jbert X a~myth Arnold- 1 Gepp
 DIH.I::CIORY. J E~SEX.
(}pm Retu?Ds Inspector, Sidney Ed"'ard Burrows, Rains- ( Clerk to Essex County Pension Committee, John Hey-
,otd house, Dnk-e stree1;
TH:& DIOCESE OF CHELMSFORD.
ltillhop .....-.xgiJ, The Bight R~Y. .John Edwin Watts-
Ditchfield D.D
lho;hop Suffragan of Barking. t90r. Rt. Rev. Thomas
St.evens D.D. Wanstead N E
.llnhop Suffragan of Colchester 1909. Rt. ReY. Robert
Henry Whitcombe D.D. Colchester
.Archdeacon()£ Colchester. 1909· Rt. Rev. Robert Henry
Whiteombe D.D. ('.olcbeste.r
.Archdeacon of Essex. 1894· Rt. Rev. Thomas Stevens Commissioners under the "Pluralities Acts .Amendment
D.D. Wanstead NE
gbanCE>llor of the Diocese. rg14. The Worshipful Sir A. _\rchdeaconry of Colch-ester, Rev. Canon Greville Turner
B. Kempe D.C.L., F.R.S. 2 Paper buildings, T.emplP,
London E C
. Honorary Canons.
JleT. R. A. Pelly :\LA. Rev. H. E. Hulton :\'LA.. Rev. H. Cl-t>rgy Discipline Act .Assessor, Rev. Canon David Ingles
A. Lake M.A. Rev. B. D. Swallow M ..A.. Rev. 0. W.
Tancock M ..A.. Rev. G. T. Brunwin-Ha.les M.A. Rev.
'T. 0. Reay :Y.A. Rev. P. M. Bayne M.A. Rev. C. L. Registrar of the Diocese. _\rthur Day esq. 2 1.\fillbank
Thornton-Duesbery M.A. Rev. R. W. Porter M.A. R.ev.
W. E. R. Morrow M ..A. Rev, J. X. Philpott ~I..A.. & Officials of the Archdeaconries.-Colchester,. G. J. Talbot.
ll.ev. J. T. Steele M . .A
Examining Chaplains.
ltev. Gerald Henry Rendall Litt.D., B.D. Dedham house,
Dedham; Rev. _\lbert \Villi-am Greenup D.Litt., D.D. Diocesan Surveyors, Frederic WykPham Chan~ellor
St. John hall, High bury N; R·:w. James Pounder
lYhitney B.D. 9 Well walk, Hampstead NW; Rev.
Frederic Sumpter Guy Warman D.D. St. Aidan's col-
lt>ge, Birkenhead ; Rev. Robert Waiter Port·"-r ~LA. Registrar of the Archdeaconries of Colchester & E!.sex.
Ticarage, East Ham E; Rev. J•ames •
Theodore Inskip
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
iathedral Church of St. :Mary, Rev. Canon Henry Ash-
t-on Lake M.-\. rector; Rev. John Harrison Barrow
ll.A. & Rev. Henry Wilfrid Carroll B.A. curates; 11
a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; sunday celebrations at 8 a.m. &
t\'\ice a month a\ 7 a.m. mid-day
St. Peter's Mission Ohurch, Primrose hill (served from
the Cathedral); 8 & rr a.m. & 7 p.m.; thurs.7.30 p.m
All Saints' Mission Church, Eroomfield 'road (served
from the Cathedral); 5.30 p.m.; thnrs. 7.30 p.m
All Saints', Springfield, Rev. Francis Samuel Paynter
ll..A. :cector; Rev. William Gill B. A. & Rev. Maurice
\\-atson Manthorp M . .l. curates; 8 & I I a. m. & 6
p.m. ; da'ily at 9.30 a.m
Holy Trinity, Springfield, clergy of All Saints'; 8 & 11
•.m. & 7 p.m.; daily, 5.30 p.m. except thurs.7.30 p.m
St. John's, Moulsham, Rev. William James Pressey M.A.
l'icar; (vacant) curate; 8 &; I I a.rn. & 3 & 7 p.m.;
daily at ro a.m. & 5.30 p.rn. except wed. 7.30 p.m. ;
thurs. 7 a.m. ; saints' days, 7 & 8 a.m. & 5.30 p.m
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, New London
• rd. Rt. Rev. Monsignor E. J. Watson, priest; masses at
8.30 & I0-3~ a.m.; sunday school, 3 p.m.; evensong,
7 p.m.; da1ly_ mass, 7.30 a.m.; evensong, wed. 7.30
p.m.; confessiOns, sat. 4- to 5 & 7 to 9 p.m
Friends' Meeting House, Duke !:'trt>et; 10.30 a. m. &
• 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 10.30 a.m
:Baptist (Strict), ~ew London road, Re.-. J osiah ){orling;
10.30 a.m. &r 6.30 p.m ; thurs. 7.15 p.m
:Baptist, Market road, Rev. Henry Edward Stone; · I I
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. wt>d. & thurs. 8 p.m
iatholic Apostolic, Hall st. ; 1o a.m. & 5 p.m.; sat.s p.m
Congregational, New London road, Rev. T. McDougall
Mru1dle; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7-30 p.m
Congregational, Baddow road, Rev. Thomas Geo. Ogilvie
B.D.; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7-30 p.m
Congregational Mission Room, Wood sh-eet; 6.30 p.m
Congregational Mission Room, Springfield; 6.30 p.m
Peculiar People, Lt>gg street; 7 k 10.30 a .m. & 6.30
p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Primitiye Methodist, Hall street, Rev. Joseph William
Evermgham; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.tn. ; tues. 7·45 p.m
Salvation Army Citadel, Moulsham street; 7 & 11 a. m
& 3 & 7 p.m.; mon. tues. wed. fri. & sat. 8 p.m
l\' esleyan :Methodist, High street, Rev. George Harbottle
(supt.); 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7-15 p.m
Duk6 Street Hall (Christians, sometimes called Open
·Brethren) ; sun. l i a.m.; sunday school, 10 a.m. &
2.45 p.m. ; gospel service, 7 p.m. ; mon. prayer meet-
ing, 8 p.m. ; tues. children & young people, 7.30
p.m.; wed. women's meeting 3 p.m. & bible reading
or addrPss, 7.30 p.m
Mission Room, Roman road; 3 p.m
Gospel Hall (Unsectarian), Moulsham street; 11 a.m.
& 7 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m. ; sat. 8 p.m
SCHOOLS.
King Edward VI. School, formerly the Free Grammar
School, in Duke street, now occupies premises on the
119
den Goold, Shire hall
M.A. Jesmond vicarage, '17 Windsor crescent, New-
castle-on-Tyne; Rev. Harry Beaujon Gooding M.A.
Wycliffe hall, Oxford & Rev. George Freeman Irwin
B.D. Vicarage, Wallington, Surrey ·
Honorary Chaplains.
Re,-. Greville Turner Brunwin-Hales M,A. S~.,. Mary's
rectory, Colchester & Rev. Richard _\rnold Pelly ~LA.
Vicarage, West Ham E
Act, r885."
Brunwin-Hales M . .A. St. Mary's rectory, Colchester
_\ rchdeaconry of Essex, Rev. Canon HP-nry .Ashton Lake
M.A. Guy Harlings, New street, Chelmsford ..
:M.-\. Vicarage, Witham '
house, W estmin>~ter S W
esq. K.C., M.A.; Essex,
Diocesan Archifect, Prederic Chancellor J.P., F.R.I.B.A.
19 Duke street, Chelmsford
F.R.I.B . .A. 19 Duke street, Chelmsford; A. B. Jackson,
3 Sew square, Lincoln's Inn W C; P. M. Beanmont,.
::\'Ialdon & E. C. Frere, I Lincoln's Inn Fields W C
Hemy Hamilton Gepp, New street, Ohelmsfo{q.
' Broomfield road, built in x8go & including chemical &
I physical laboratories, lecture theatre & gymnasium, &
is a secondary school under the Board of Education &
the Essex County Council : the school was founded in
1551 by a charter of Edward VI. who incorporated
1
four persons by the name of governors of the passes-
sions of the Free Grammar School of King Edward VI.
in the parish of Chelmsford, to be succeeded by their
next male heirs. There are now (1914) :r68 boys, in-
cluding boarders, in the schoolhouse. Three new
class rooms were added in 1906; a playing field of about
7 acrP~ was purchased in 1913. Philemon Holland
M.A., M.D. fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, an
eminent translator of 16th century. born in Chelms-
. ford in 1551 & Sir Waiter Mildmay, also born here in
Ol" about 1522, knighted 22nd Feb. 1546-7, Chancellor
of the Exchequer in the time of Queen Elizabeth, &
founder of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, were both
educated at this school, as also was the late Chief
I Justice Tindal. The school is controlled by a body of
I g-overnors, Alderman F. Chancellor, chairman; Rev.
Canon H. _\.. Lake, vice-chairman; Williarn Stunt,
solicitor, 71 Duke street, Chelmsford, clerk to the
governors; Thomas Hay M ..A., B.Se. St. John's Col-
lege, CarnbridgP, ht>ad master; N. Squier B.Sc.
second master; H. V. Jprvis B.A., C. W. Tregenza,
S. G. Wintle B.A .. F. W. :M. Powlev• & N. E. Lee
B.Sc. assistant masters; Miss Slader, head mistress;
~iss Everitt & Miss Scriv-ener, assistant mistresses
of the Preparatory school
The East _-\.nglian Institute of Agriculture, in Duke
street & Ki.ng Edward's avenue, was established by
the Es~Px Connty Council for the purpose of giving
in;;truc~ion in the principles underlying the practice of
ag-riculture, horticulture & dairying. The Institute
also i"t>rves as a centre for affording assistance &
advict> to farml'rs & for the training of teachers in
rural subjPcts. It is furnished with the best m-odern •
equipment & comprises agricultural, chemical &; bi{)-
logical laboratories, dairy school, lecture rooms,
library & museum. Staff :-Principal, R. M. Wilson
B.Sc. & J. Hunter Smith B.Sc. (agriculture);. E.
McKenr.ie Taylor B.Sc. & G. S. Robertson B.Sc.
(chemistry); R. Robson M.Sc. (biology); 0. Wakely
F.R.H.S. & T. G. Bullock (horticulture); Miss A.
Matthews & Mi;:s A. Crawford (dairy & poultry)
The County High School for Girls, Broomfield road,
opened in 1907, & now (1904) about to be enlarged, is
under the authority of the Essex County Coaneil~ &;.
provides a good secondary education for girls, between
the ages of Io & r\).: the school buildings comprise an
_-\.ssembly hall, class rooms. a science laboratory, art
room, kitchen & dining rooms .& adjoining are recrea-
tion grounds; :Miss E.' M. Bancroft B.A, head mistress
Essex Education Committee Countv •
Horticultural
School Garden, Rainsford road, Charles William
.Aylett, he-ail gardener
Chelmsford School of Science &; .Art, Market road, Chas.
Hy. Baskett~ head master; J. H. ::Nicholas :M.A. sec
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An Education Committee consisting of 1:.1 members of
the Corporation & g co~opted was formeu in 1903
The Committee meets at the Municipal offices every
third tuesday in each month at 7.30 p.m
Chairman, .Alderman George Woodland Taylor J.P. The
Red house, New London road
Vice-Chairman, .Alderman John Ockelford Thompson,
The Eaves
Clerk, George Melvin, 16 New London road
.\ssistant Clerk, Thomas .Arnold
School Medical Inspector, Henry William Newton
~.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Eng
Fairfield house, Duke street
_\ssistant School Medical Officer, Cyril Wolrige Alford
M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 68 Duke st
Attendance Officer, Herbert Everett, 52 Goldlay road
Public Elementarv Schools.
• 'Bus from the 'Saracen's Head' & 'Bell,' to meet
Trinity Road Council School (boys, girls & infants),
erected in 19u at a cost of about £13,500, for 352
boys, 370 girls & 100 infants; average attendance, 284
boys & 297 girls ; George _.\rthur Coulson, master;
:Miss C. :M. Hull, mistress; 1\Iiss S. M. Bunting, in-
fants' mistress
Friars Council School (infants & junior mixed), Friars
place, erected in 1886 & re~arranged &; altered in
1911, for 359 infants & juniors (mixed); average at-
tendance, 195; Miss :Maud Mary Wickham, head mist
Victoria (boys) (non-provided), Church street, erected
in 1886; accommodation for 296; average attendance,
248 ; Frank Clist, master
Victoria, Xew street (non-provided), for 248 girls & 183
infants; average attendance, 244 girls & 178 infants;
Miss Minnie Licence, girls' mistress; Miss Annie
Stone, infants' mistress
St. John's (non-provided), Moulsham street, built in
1840 &; enlarged in 1885, at a cost of £x,ooo; the
infants' school was built in the same vear•
bv• Mrs.
Tidboald in memory of her husband; the school will
hold 186 boys, 264 girls & 159 infants; average at-
tend-ance, 187 boys, 219 girls & 150 infants; William
Henry Ripper, master; Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor,
mistress; Miss Sa bra Franklin, infants' mistress
St. Peter's, Rainsford End (non-provided) (infants),
erected in rR82, for 104 children ; average attendance,
8t; Miss Frances .A. Davidson, mistress
Springfield Green (non~provided), built in 1813, infants'
school added in 188o; in 1894 a new class room, two
cloak rooms &; outbuildings were erected at a cost of
£400 ; accommodation for 243 mixed & infants ; aver·
age attendance, 241 ; Richard Coward, master
Catholic (mixed & infants) (non~provided), New London
road, for Ioo children ; average attendance, 68 ; Miss
Ellen Coller, mistress
The Essex Industrial School & Home for Destitute Boys, lngatestonl" Bailey, 'King's Head,' daily, except wed
Rainsford road, wa!t established in 187:~ : the case!' Kelvedon, Witham &; Hatfield-Moore, 'King's Head,'
admitted are th(}se of a voluntary character & of boys
unconvicted of crime sent under a magistrate's order, Leaden Roding-Simpson, 'Fleece,' mon. & fri
in pursuance of the " Children .Act. Igo8," & the
" Elementary Scht>ols Act : " the boys' time is ~ash bury Spearman, 'Ploug-h,' Duke street, mon. & fri
divided between instruction in school & industrial Ongar Bailey, 'King's Head,' mon. & fri
labour, such as house & garden work, shoe making,
tailoring, laundry & carpentering; the religious
teaching is Protestant, but undenominational. The
school was originally carried on in Baddow road. but
in 1878 the council erected the present commodious Ro:xwell-}Iarriag-e, 'Fleece,' mon. wed. & fri. & Lee,
Essex Independent &; Farmers' Gazette, published every
monday, wednesday & Saturday, The Essex Weekly
News Series Limited, printers, publishers & propri&o
tor!!, 26 High stre>et
Essex Newsman, published saturday, Meggy, Thomp-
son & Creasey, proprietors & publishers, g8 High st~
See advertisement
Essex Weekly News, published every friday, The Essex
Weekly News Series Limited, printers, publishers I;
proprietors, 26 High street
Dutton's Essex .Almanack & County Gazetteer (yearly),
John Dutton, printer & publisher, Tindal street
RAILWAY ST:A.TION.
Great Eastern, Frederick William Swann, station master,
Duke street; Ernest W. Xorfolli, goods agent, New st
CONVEYANOE.
every train
Motor Omnibuses on week days between Chelmsford sta~
tion & Writtle, Great Baddow, Danbury, Broomfield,
Great Waltham, Boreham, Gallevwood, Stock, Wi<l~
•
ford & Rainsford End (Chignal Corner), for times see
bills; there are also sunday afternoon trips (weather
permitting) during the summer months
OARRIE:RS, with inns they call at & days of departure.
Abbots Roden-Blowes, 'Lion & Lamb,' fri.; Simpson,
'Fleece,' mon. & fri
Baddow, Great-Collins, 'King's Head/ twice daily
Baddow, Little Everard, ''Windmill,' daily, except wed
Billericay, through Stock-Heard, 'King's Head,' tues.
& fri
Blackmore-Amos, 'Dolphin,' tues. fri. & sat
Boreham-Phillips, ' King's Head,' fri
Braintree Turner, 'Golden Lion,' tues. &; fri. ; Watson,
' King's Head,' fri
Brentwood Springett, 'King's Head,' fri
Broomfield Watts, 'Plough,' Duke street, daily
Castle Hedingham Westrop,' Golden Li()n,' alternate fri
Danbury Spokes, 'Fleece,' daily, except wed.; Terry.
Railway arche:o, daily, except wed
Dunmow-~Iet:o<Pn, 'Lion &; Lamb,' mon. tues. thurs. k
fri
Easter, High-Franklin, ' Plough,' Duke st. tues. &; fri
Easter, Good-Sankey, 'Lion & Lamb,' fri.; Mead,
'Ploug-h,' Duke strPet, tues. & fri. & Spearman,
' Plough,· Duke street, m on. & fri
Epping, OnQ"ar & Shelly-Bailey, 'King's Head,' mon.
& fri
Felstead Collingridge, ' Golden Lion,' mon. & fri
Ford End-Coe. ' Plough,'. Duke street, tues
Hanningfield, East-Blanks. ' Windmill,' tues. & fri.;
Tucker. Railway arches, Dul;:e st. daily, except wed
Highwood-A.mos, ' Dolphin,' tues. fri. & sat
mon. tues. thurs. fri. & sat
Maldon &; Hey bridge-Brown, 'Windmill,' wed. & sat
~argaret Roothing-Potter, 'Fleece,' fri
Pleshey-Dowst>tt, ' Plough,' Duke street, tues. thurs. •
fri. & Harman, mon. & fri
Rayleigh Brand, 'King's Head,' tues. & frt
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&; suitable premises; the site & surrounding area

tues. &; fri
consists of about 12 acres ; the school is certified for Southminster-Hughes, ' King's Head,' tues. & fri
150 boys. Applications for admission should be Springfield & Boreham-Phillips, ' King's Head,' fri
addressed to Charles W. Hayward, manager, Boys' Stock-Tavlor, 'Windmill,' tues. & fri
home, Chelmsford TPrling-Thurgood, ' Dolphin,' fri
Waltham, Great-Sewell, 'Dolphin.' daily
Waltham. Littlt:>-Holliday. 'Lion & Lamb,' daily, ex~
NEWSP~.\.PERS &c.
• cept. wt>d
Essex Count:'· Chronicle, published friday, )leggy, Willingale-Oliver, ' Queen's Head,' tues. & fri.; Lucas.
Thompson & Creasey, proprietors &; publisher~. 98 ' Queen's Head,' mon. & fri. & Marriage, 'Fleece,'
High street. See advertisement mon. wed. & fri
Essex Herald, published tuesday, Meggy, Thompson & 1 Woodham Ft'rrt>rs-Rumsey &; Blanl;s, 'Windmill,' tues.
Creasey, propriet(}rs & publishers, 98 High street. & fri
See advertisement Writtle-Spearman, 'King's Head,' daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Appleton Thomas B. 17 Park road Aubrey George Henry, Springfield
Adcock Mrs. 32 Park road Archer :Mrs. 10 Navigation road viHa, Springfield road
Ainsworth Ernest H~>nry, L~ Park av .!.rdley Mrs. 1_: Park road Austin John Wm. 42 New London rd
Aldham Arthur Thomas, Tower house, j Arlidge Waiter F. 22 Maltese road Aylett 'l'homas, Alton, Swiss avenue
Springfield road Arnold Ernest, 9 )feadow8idt>. Spring-- Baker Frederick, 28 Hamlet road
Alexander Charles
Broomfield road
Richard, :25
I field road Baker Hy. Peear, The Briars, Lady la.
Arnold Philip. 103 Xt>w London 1·oad BakPr Misses. 72 Dukt:> strt:>et
.!.lford Cyril Wolrige M.D. 68 Duke st Arnold Thomas, 23 Park road Bakt:>r )lr;;. Garrad, 58 High street
Alien Mrs. Marriage, Sunnylea, Mild- I Ashton Henry Jame" F.R.G.S. 3 r Ball Wa~ter Xorman, 34 Hill road
may road.. . 1
1hlt<>.;;e road Ballard Mrs_. 29 Sandford road
Anderson l\ llhe, 39 New London rd Eancroft )hss, 20 :\Ialtese road
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"B:lrClay Eric Lionel, 25 Vicarage road Burrell Frederick, 23 Maltese road Davies Waiter, 59 Broomfield road
Barker Arthur, 17 Bill road Burrell Fredk. Geo. Broomfield road Day Mrs. 18 Broomfield road
Barker Miss, 3 Maltese road Bushell Albt.Edwd.1o6 NewLondon rd Day Waiter, 18 Broomfield road
Barnard Harry, 25 Coval lane Bushell Robert John, 17 Queen's road Dennis Frederick Hungate, Ranmore,
Barnes Henry, Overdale, Rainsford av Butchard Percy, 7 Trinity road Southborough road
Barnes Joseph, 5 Legg street Byford Thomas S. 97 Mildmay road Dennis :\Iiss, 6o Broomfield road
Barnes William, 17 Railway street Ca!ble Mrs. 26 Hamlet road Dennis Miss, 87 Rainsford road
Barrett Geoffrey Foster, 65 Spring- Cardozo Arthur George, 8 Maltese rd Dennis William, 40 Duke street
field road Carron Rev. Henry Wilfred B.A. Densham William, 18 Marlborough rd
Barritli .Albert Emest, 24 Queen's rd (curate of St. Mary's Cathedral Dibben Wm. Northfield, Roxwell rd
Barrow Rev. John Harrison M . .A. Church), Thornbury, Rainsford la Digby Waiter, 39 Park road
(curate of St. :\Iary's Cathedral Carter :Miss, 71 Mildmay road Dixon James Gainsford, 12 Park aven
Church), 3 Rose villa;;. Fairfield rd Carter Mrs. 6o Duke street Di:xon Jn. Mount hill, Springfield rd
Bartlett Mrs.Rainsford lo.Rainsford rd Cass Herbert Henry, Yiews~ey, Rox- Dixon Joseph Dalrymple, 120 Spring-
Barton Fredk. The College, Arbour la well road field road
Barton Thomas Charles, Layston, Caton Wm. Goathland, Rainsford av Dixon Thomas, go New London road
Tower avenue Catt Waiter Ralph, Newbury, Rains· Dobell Hubert, 21 Maltese road
Bausor Harry Sturman, 57 Duke st ford avenue Docherty Edward, Braidfauld, :\Jild-
"Beach Albert John, Berkley house', Cawdron Hy. Rt. r King Ed\\ard's av may road
Roxwell road Chancellor Lieut.-Col. Frdc. V.D .. Doe Albert EJ.ward, 31 Hill road
Beach Miss, The Lodge, Moulsham st J.P., F.R.I.B.A. Bellefield, Ne\\ Douglas Mrs. 132 Springfield road
Beach William Alien, Brookhurst, London road Dowrick Mrs. 27 Hamlet road
Rainsford avenue, Chelmsford Chancellor Frederick Wykeham M.A. Dowsett Ernest, 48 Park road
Beadle John Henry, 48 Arbour lane Congresbury, Maltese road Dowsett Harry Melville, Garden cot-
Beck James Francis Adams, Maltese Chapman Herbert, 14 High street tage, .\fl.'ado\\"side, Rectory road
lodge, Maltese road Chapman James Waiter, 47 Park rd Driver Albert, 194 Springfield road
Beckett Frank, 98 Mildmay road Chappell Mrs. 73 New London road Driver Thomas Stanley,r3 Queen's rd
Beckett Gl"r.. Philemon, 14 Glebe rd Chelmsford Lord Bishop of (Rt. Rev. Durrant Miss, 18 King Edward's av
Beckett Harry Edward, Mawneys, John Edwin Watts-Ditchfield D.D.). Dutton John. Legglands, Legg street
South Primrose hill Bishopscourt, Sprin15field road Dutton Waiter Dodson, Macheke, 43
Beckett Misses, 30 Broomfield road Chennells Arthur John, ArnsidP. New London road
Belcher William Ernest, Fairfield, Tower avenue Dyke Waiter John, 30 Vicarage road
:\fount Hill avenue Chisnell John Penfield,3o Sandford rd Edgley J oseph Edward, Redland~,
Bellamy Fredk. Janu•s, 25 Tower av Choat Frank Thomas, 1 Manor road Moulsham street
Bellamr Mrs. 4 Faii·field road Chopping Samuel Joseph,Open house. Elford Archibald Sefton M.A. Glad-
Bellamy Tom, Lauriston, Broomfield York road holme, Roxwell road
road Christy Fell, 54 Broomfield road Ellis Clement, 42 Hill road
Benham Arth. r South Primrose hill Christy Frank, 53 Broomfield road Eustace John, ~6 New London road
Bemon Mrs. 29 Broomfield road Christy Leonard Fell,51 Broomfield rd Ever~tt Geo.Ch:fford,84NewLond?~ rd
Bentall Mrs. Bolts, Mildmay road Clarence Miss. 6 Maltese road Evermgham Rev. Joseph Wilham
Bewers William, 13 Maltese road Clark Arthur Jn. Claude,Rainsford av (P~imitive Metb), 93 Mildmay road
Blake Frederic Wallace Hastings, Clarke Charles Henry, 22 Queen's rd Ev_ent~ Mrs. 42 Broo~field road
SpringfiPld road Clarke Herbert, 31 High street Fa~rbaun Andrew, H1gh str~et
Blooman Georg-P Carin!', Westlands, Clarke Mrs. 56 New London road Fairhead Albt. Edwd. 73 M1ldmay rd
Broomfield road Clarke Thomas William, 43 Hill road Farmer Albert Edward, 32 P~rk aven
Blundell Pt>rcy Rose, 35 Vicarage rd Clay Frederick William, 15 Hill road Feather Walt.Townend.6g Sprmgfld.rd
Blyth Robert Wm. 72 Mildmay road Claydon Mrs. 126 Spring--field road Fell Herbert James, Ardoyne, South-
Blytlle William Frederick, Bryn Mor, Clayton :Miss, Zeitoun, Mildmay roa-d borough roa_d .
Tower avenue Clayton Mrs. 40 1'\ew London road Fennell Franc1s N1cholas, 47 Broom·
Bolger AlfrPd Patrick, 27 Vicarage rd Cleale ~hthur George,1or Mildmay rd field road
Bolingbroke Geo.Jn. 73 Springfield rd Cleale Sidney Henry, Jesmond dene, Fenner Clifford Pratt, 27 Hill road
Bolingbroke Hale Westrope, The Mildmay road Feron Si<lney Harry,grNew London Id
Hutch, Springfield road Clist Frank, 36 Vicarage road Field Erne~t, 19 Park road
Bolingbroke Stanley Ling, Brambles, Coldwell John Mead, ~ewlyn, Rains- Fincham William, 38 Vicarage road
Springfield ford avenue Fison W. Martins, Rainsford road
Bond John, 50 Mildmay road Coleman Col. George Henry V.D. a9 Fitzgerald Miss, 150 Moulsham street
Bond John Geo. 52 New London road New London road Foreman Luther Pattle, St. Fabians,
Bott Ralph M. So Broom field road Coleman )fiss, 31 Park road Roxwell road
Botwright Horace Henry Havelock, Coller Miss, 92 New London road Forsdick Geo.Herbt.g7New London rd
23 Queen's road Collins Fred, 9 Trinity road Fowler Rev. J. 89 Mildmay road
Bourne Herbert W. 6 Braemar aven Comber Frederick, 30 Fairfield road Fowler Mrs. 3 Riverside
Bowditch Wm. Ernest, 18 QuPen's rd Cook Fredk. Jn. 5 King Edward's av Fox Frank, 24 Park road •

Boyden Charles, 18 Hill road Cooke Chas.Edwd. 102 New London rd Fox George, lOB New London ro:td
Bradridge .Alfred, Spring-field Mill ho Cooper Hy. Kenilworth, Moulsham st Francis Abraham, 10 Trinity road
Bramler Miss, 83 }loul~ham street Cooper }Iiss, 202 Springfield road Franldin Miss Sabra,g3New London rd
B1and Edwin Wm. 37 Vicarag-t> road Copland Charles .A.lbert, 22 Hill road Franklin Richard, Sutherland house,
Brick-Dale Robert F. If ~Ieadowside. Corner Samuel Gordon M.D., Ch.B.. Baddow roa\!
Springfield road ::\LA. The Cloisters, New North rd Freeland Mrs. n6 Moulsham street
Bridg-e l\Irs. 27 Queen's road Cottee ::\'Iiss, 6 7 South Primrose bill Freeland William James Fletcher,
Britton Robert, 56 New Writtle street Cottis William, 3 Primrose hill Highways, Moulsham street I
Broadway Stephen. 9 Elm road Coulson George Arth. 19 Queen's rd French Fredk. Jas.Coval,Rainsford rd
Brown Erne:-t George, Byng-land, Count Misses, 14 King Edward's aven Frye Frederick Robert, St. Mary's
Rainsford avenuP Cousins William, 28a, Regina road lodge, Cottage place
Brown Frank, 34 Park road Coward Richard, 7g Spring-field road Fucher Henry, 19 Park avenue
Brown Fredprick William, Grovenor Cowell Walt.Villa Romsdal,Ro:xwell rd Fulcher William, 34 Vicarage road
hou;;;e. To"er annne Cowley Frank, 36 Hig-h street Fuller James Edward, Lionmede,
Brown Waiter. 28 Hill road Cowlin Charles, ng New London rd Springfield road
Brown ·wm. Lynton hou~e, Grove rd Cramphorn Thomas John Deeks, St. Gale Frederick, 144 Moulsham street
Browne Fred An-tead, ::\Ion .Abri, George's. Market road Gallagher James Wm.88 Rainsford rd
Rain,ford aYenue I Cranton Ernest Edward, Gartref, Ganderton William, 39 Park avenue
Browne John Philip, Willow house./ Arbour lane, Spring-field Gannon William Edwd. 3 Queen's rd
Coval lane Creasey ·william By. r5 Queen's road Gardn~r Martin Henry, 68 Manor rd
Bruce Frederick, 16 Park road Creasy Miss, 66 Springfield road Geaussent Mrs. 52 Broomfield road
Bryman J ... aac, 2 Primro-e hill Crittall Francis Henry J.P. The New Gf'ntry Wesney, 10 Park road
Buck William. 22 Park road house, Southborough road Gepp Henry Hamilton, 105 Baddow rd
Budds John, 4I Duke street Crittal! Franci, Waiter, White hou.;;e, Gepp Miss, Coval cot. Rainsford road
Bull :Mi.,.se.o:, 79 :\lildmay road Xew London road Gepp William T. Moulsham grange,
Bunn Ed"'ard John, 4 .Marl.:et 1·oad Dack Knights, 37 Hill road New London road
Bunn ~lis .. , 88 :Xew London road Dale s~·dney. Ramsey lea, Tower av Gibson Philip Rt. 101 New London rd
Bunn Mrs. Robert. 71 Mild may road / Darby Alfred. 61 New London read Gidney Capt. Francis, The Haven
Burder ·wi'liam, 81 Broomfield road Darby i3idnt>y, 33 Park aYenue Arbour lane, Springfield ~ rcltiiiNeH.,."'
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 GIJE.L:MSFORD.
Gill Rev-. William B..A.. (curate of All
Saints'), 131 Springfield road
Gilliver Sidney Frederick Joseph, 28
Vicarage road
Gilson 'Miss, 3 King Edward's avenue
Gimson Wm.Douglas,rgsSpringfield rd
Girling Thomas, 53 ::s-ew London road
Gladstone John, 24 Hill road 1 Holmes Charles Edward, 30 Hill road Martin Fredk.2Woodbury vils.Elm rd
Gladwell Arthur Ernest, 21 Hill road
Gladwin Samuel, Dakeyne, Tower av
Goddard Davison, 38 New London Td
Godfrey Charles Fredk. 21 Queen's rd
Godfrey Ernest Henry, Homesgarth,
-Cedar avenue
Godfrey John Bernard, 9 Hill road
Godfrey T. C. The Cloi<>ters, New
London road
Golding Thomas William, Lady lane
Goodliff Mrs. 29 New street
Go~ling Mrs. 41 Park road
Gosling William Samuel, 20 Hill road
Grmlton James, 38 Park road
Gowers Herbert Henrv, Landour,
•
Rainsford avenue
Gowers Jesse, Upleatham, Roxwell rd
Gozzett .A.rthur John, Taquah, Mild-
may road
Gracey Fred Rowland, 42 Arbour la
Gray ErnPst Copland, ;;o Baddow rd
Gray George Herbert. Brewery house.
Springfield road
Gray Leonard. 34 New London road
Gray l\frs.Harrison,34 New London rd
Grav• Mrs. WaltPr, Phrenix house .
Nt>w London road
GraY Percy Harrison, Gf>rnons,Spring-
field road
Green Miss, 33 Vicarage road
Green Mrs. 29 Baddow 1oad
Green Mrs. 99 Mildmay road
Greene ~iss, 54 "Xew street
Greenwood Mis•. 26 Broomfield road
Griffin Mrs. 100 Mildmay road
Gripper Herbt.Redcot,New London rd
Gripper Mrs. 27 Springfield road
Bagger Burt, 37 Park avenue
Rag-goer Frederick Frank Walter. g8
~ew London road
Haig Charles Robert, 28 Park road
Hampton James, ro7 New London rd
Hance Thomas, :;o ~IaltPoP road
Harbottle Rev. George (Wesleyan), 7
Queen's road, Springfield
Harknett George .Tames, 21 Park av
Harnack Fredk.Wm. 95 Springfield rd
Harris Alfred, 24 Coval lane
Harris Thos. W-arn,40 N t'W London rd
Harrison Arthur, q6 Park road
Harrison Mrs. 47 New London road
Harrison Robert, TI Park avenue
Harrison Walter Henry, 13 Park road
Hart Geor~e W. 3i Queen's road
HarveY Ernest Frederick, W aihi.
Tower avenue
Harvey Thomas. n6 Raddow road
Hao)pr HPnrv Charle;;;. Broomfield rd
Hastings George. Springfield court
Hatcher Mrs. 4 MaltPse road
H<~wke" George John. RivH,.idt>,
Rain<>ford avenue
fl;nvldns Harry Cruxon, 105 New
London road
Hav •
Donald Bruce, T"ITeeddale, Rains-
ford avenue
Ha~- :Yirs. 70 Rainsford road
Rav Thos. M.A., B.Sc. Kinrr Edward
VI. school, Broomfield road
Ravward Charles W. Boys' home,
Rainsford road
Hazell Jesse Golden, Crohamhurst.
Roxwell road
Herbert Ernest, r8 Park avenue
Herring Geo. Herbert, 8 Queen's road
Hewitt Charles, 40 Park annuP
Higman Thomas Henrv, •
17 Park aven
Hilburn George Wm. 25 Queen's rd
Hilliard Waiter, FairfiRld lo. Duke st
Hindmarsh George Thomas, Ingle-
side, Hamlet road
Hockley George "llilliam, Homeland,
Swiss avenue
ESSEX. (KELLY'S
Hockley Henry Wm. 68 Baddow road Marriage' Miss, Rannoch lodgi'"'1Br01'hr-
Hodgson Christopher Combe, Gews, field road • ~ '
Broomfield road Marriage Mrs.Fdk. Springfield Batnes
Hodson Arthur, Lodore, Southboro' I'd Marriage Mrs. Herbert, Greengates,
Roffman Mrs. nr Moulsham >street Mildmay road
HoggaTth James. Raughton, Tower av Marriage Sampson '!>ercivai, Bi.~ho1;1'~
Hollingsworth William, 43 Park road hall, Rectory road
Horsnell Sydney John, White cottage, Martin James H. no New London rd
Swiss avenue , Martin John Little M. B., C.M. ~r
Hosldns Alexander, 77 Broomfield rd New London road
Howarth John W. Balfe vil.Baddow rd Maskell Adlphs.Geo.I 12 New Londn.rd
Huddart William, so Wood street Mason Edwin, 57 New London --road
Hudson Rev. Lawrence James B.A. Mason Geo. Jupe's hill,~fount Hill av
(chaplain H.:M. Prison ),Sandford rd, Matthews Miss, 16 King Edwatd's av
Hull Mrs. 4 Queen's road Mawhood Robt. Lei~b, 67 Baddow td
Ingle Leonard .Arthur, 41 Hill road )'lawhood Thomas,2 King Edward's nv
Jackson Mrs. 12 Park road ~awhood William, 14 Queen's road
Jaggs Harold Herbt.InNewLondon rd May John, 29 Park road
Jaggs Miss, 7 New London road May Re~nald, 3 Braemar avenu~
James Ernest Edward, 16 Queen's rd Mayhew Arthur Stewart, 13 Park av
James Zachariah Solomon, 120 Ne-w Meggy Andrew, 104 New London rd
London road ~Ielvin Geo. Abbeville, Broomfield rd
Jeffkins George, Marrowells, Mount Meriton George Fredk. 34 Park aven
Hill avenue Merriman Capt. Arthur, Old court,
Jeffreys Frederick Herbert, Mayfield, Arbour lane
Mildmay road Metcalfe Frank Webster Spenc". 42
.Jeffreys Mrs. 55 New London road Duke street
Johnson John Henry. 9 Park avenuP Miller Leouard John, 23 Coval lane
Jones Arthur Wm. 93 Springfield rd .\fitchell C'lifford, 65 New London rd
Jones Charles Henry, 9 QueRn's ronrl Mitten Ht>nry Edwd.58 Broomfield rd
J ones Mrs. Waiter, Rosendale, Cot- M:organ Arthur Henry, 7 & 8 High st
tage place Morison William Jn. i45 Moulsham st
.Jordan Mrs. 8r Moulsham street ~Iorling- Rev. Josiah (Baptist), 53
Joslin Cliff, 36 Nursery road- Goldlay road
J osling Miss, 42 Park road Morter Thos. Aug. Yorke, 46 Park rd
Kelland Horace Frank, Wel':t-dene, Morton Alfred Re ay. 13 Trinity ,road
Roxwell road Mott Thomas, 26 Vicarage road
Kendler Mrs. 54 Rainsford roarl Mulvey William Snowball, II7 Bad-
Kershaw Mrs. Kingswood, South- dow road
borough road Mundle Rev. 'lnomas McDougall
Kevan Walt.Samuel,Hillsboro',Hili r·d (Congregational), The Manse, New
Killick Cyril John, Gairloch,Tower av London road
King Frederick Hamilton, The Dukes, Munnion Charles Alfred,I2 Trinity rd
Springfield · Munnion William Ernest, 30 Orchard
Kirby Thomas Cecil, 8 Trinity road street, Roman road
Kirkby Mrs. 36 Mildmay road Munson Richard, I6 Hill road
Kitchen Mrs. Clovelly, Tower annue Murray John Glassford, 10 Maltese rd
Knibbs Miss, 39 Bro~mfield road Murrell Sidney James, Merivale,
Knight Geo. Hugh, 68 Spring-field rr1, Rains ford avenue
Knight Thomas Henry, v Hamlet rd :MurrPll William Au~ustus, Chambel'-
Knott Herbert, 37a, Hamlet road lins, Hill road
Kcszelski Fabien, 7 Maltese road Neave Walter StanlPy, ;6 Baddow rd
Laing- Jamt>s, I Hamlet road Newton Henry William D,P.H. Fair-
Lake Rev. Canon HPnry Ash ton M. A. field house, Duke street
(rector of St. MaTy's Cathedral Nicholas Jn.Hy. M.A.96Springfield rd
Church), Guy Harling-~, ~Pw street Norris James ~~lfd. 78 Broomfield rd
Langham Mrs. 146 Spring·fipld road Notta~e Wm. G. 29 New London rd
Larrett Jn. Wm. Oberiton. Swiss av Nurse Edward, Mill house, Mill road
Leech Edwili Percy, 45 Hill road Ogilv,ie Rev. Thomas George B.D.
Leech William .Arthur, 28 Queen's rd (Cong.), 78 New London,road
Lestourgeon Miss, 74 New London rd Ormsby RPY. William King, Lisbon
Lilly Frank J ames, 39 Hamlet road villa. 110 :\foul sham strt>et
Lindsey William Thomas, Thornham, 1Osborn Geo. I Woodbury vils. Elm rd
Rflxweil road OttleyC'harles, Maltese cot.Maltese rd
Ling Charles, 37 Park r0ad Owen Frank H. 14 Maltese road
Ling George B. 68 Rainsford road Pad g-et A. rthu r ('. 38 Hamlet road
Loveday William, I15 New London rd Parker Herbnt .Arthur. 4 Braemar av
Low James Bartlett Hyde, 'l'ullamore, Pascall George William, Gwynant, 5B
Broomfield road New London road
Lowe John H. Holmehurst, Swiss av Pash J. Brittain, Waveney house,
Luckin Janws Cecil, The Crossways, Rainsford road
New London 1·oad Pates Frank Ernest, Linden, Tower av
Luckin Miss, St. Albans, Elm road · Pattison Mrs. II7 New London road
Lucking George, 38 Hill road Pawson John Cameron, The Glen,
Lucking George Wm. r6 Railway st Mildmay road
Lucking Misses, YJ:arshalls, Swiss av Paynter Rev. Fras. Sml. M.A. (rector
Lyddon Alfred J. 69 Rainsford road of All Saints'), Rectory, Springtield
Macpherson Mrs. St. John's cottage, Pearce Edward, 95 Xt-w London road
St. John's road Pearse Edward, I Moulsham street
J<Iadge George JamPs Sparkes-, 36 Peel William, 204 Springfield road
New London road Pt>nsabene Nicolo, 75 Xew London rd
Mahon Francis William, Cliftom·il~f'. Perry :Miss, qo Springfield road
Cedar avenue · Perry Mrs. 23 St. John's road
Malyon Samuel, 67 Rainsford road Pertwee Alhert, 42 Hamlet road
Mann Fredk. Henry, 40 Hamlet road Pertwee Miss, 72 New London road
Manning Thos. Wm. 44 Broomfield rd Pertwee Mrs. C. 54 New London road
Mansfield Walter, 6I Duke street Pertwee William Hart, The Limes,
Manthorp Rev. Maurice Watson ~LA. New London road
(curate of All Saints'), wQueen's 1 d Phillips .Augustus Vanghan, Kyle•,
~arriage Henry, Bishop's Hall Milll Swiss avenue
house, Rectory road Phillips Francis J. 6 Queen's road
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PhilHpa Ge«J-~ Ca 6 Market m Showers Capt. Edwd Maclean (chiel Wallery Tpe-o~ore Harrr; fS 'New l:.pn-
Pbillips Miss, t.16 Hill 1'<lad eonstable of Essex), Springfield crt don road
Phillipa Miss, 85 New .London 'Toad Simpson Harold Thos. 31 Vicarage rd WaJiis Christopher Henry, PS. Moul-
Phillips Percy Edmund, 21 Grove rd Sinelair Harold Weightman :M.D. sham streJ:>t .f
Pitts Alfred J. 196 Springfield road Whittles hall, Springfield road Ward F,rancis, 194 Sprmgfleld r9ad
Pitts ilulian Atfted Reynolds, 2- Brae- Slader 'Mn. 7 Park avenue Ward Percy Jqhn, Woodcotet- Broom-
mal' avenutf Slipper Waiter J. 31 Queen's road field road
Pitts Rob~Til Elliot, xg6 Springfield rd Smale WiUiam, II4 Moulsham street Wardill WiUian1, 44 .RiJJ road
Piuey Alfred, 68 South Primrose hill Smith Cha-rles Erne&t~ Roxwell road Ware Charl~ All:>ert B;ugh,_1'he Glen,
Pledger Miss, Bellmans,Mount Hill av Smith Er William, 12 Queen's road Rainsford avenue I: ,
Pledger Miss, '/O .Springfield road Smith F. Luckin, 76 Spring-field road Warren Wm. John, 41 New London rd
Pochin Edmund, ua Moulsham st Smith Frederick George, White cot- Watson Rt. Rev. Monsigno:t:" Edward
Pollard E. 2 Victoria -eres. Glebe road tage, Cedar avenue J. (Catholic), The Presbytery. 35
Foole George, 94 New London road Smith George WilKam. 17 Lady lam New Londoa road
Poole William Edward, The Nest, Smith 3ames Ohristy J.P. Bynghurst- Watts-Ditchfield Rt. Rev, John Edwin
Broomtield road Springfield road D.D. (Lord Bishop of Chelmsford),
Potter Henry, 15 Fairneld :road Smith Mrs. J . .A. 59 NelT London rd Bisl:wpscourt, Springfield road
Potter N"evi!le Fredk. Leslie.Cedar av Smith Nathan, 20 New London road Wamnsley F. A. (H.M. sub-inspector
Pollell G-eo. Wm. 67 Springfield road Smith Wm.Clayton,6o New London z·i! of schools), vx Springfield road
Pratt Mr8.Warner,wg ~Pw London rd Somerset R<tglan (deputy chief con- Webb Harry Charles, 25 Park road
Pressey Rev. Wm. Jas. M.A. (vicar of stable of Essex), Springfield court Webber William Grose, St. Columb,
St. John's},The Vicarage,Moulsham South Arthur, Dunedin, Elm road Broomfield road
Pryke Frederick George Colley, Sel- Southam John Basil, !-32 Hill road Welch :Miss, 51 Wood street
borne, Swiss avenue Southgate Robert, 5 Sandford road Wells Frederick Arth. J.P. Dov.edale,
Bamsay David Alexander; I I King Spalding Fred. 4 High street Moulsham street
Edward's avenue Spalding MissE.rrCrane court.High .sr Wells Mrs. 51 New London road
Ransford Leonard U. 27 Duke street Spurgeon Geo.Hughes,8o Mildmay rd Wells Mrs. 77 New London road
Rawe Albert Benjamin Oarn, 17 King ~tack wood Miss, 27 Park road Wells Selkirk, Ooval lo. Rainsiord rd
Edward's avenue jStaines Arthur Hy. 203 Springfield rd Wenden Christr. John, 5 Queen's rd
Rayner Albert Edward, 28 Park aven Staines Fredk. Wm; z6 Queen's :road Wenden Waiter Wm.19 Broomfield rd
Rayner John C. 39 Mildmay road Stannard William .Alfred, x6 Park av WPnl~>y William Gilson, 73 High st
Beed Edward Chas.46 New London rd Stegeman :Mrs. 9 Park road Wha.rton Miss, 67a, Ne-w London rd
Beeve James Stacey, 19 Maltese road Sterry Arth. Jas. 8 King Edward's av Wheeler Miss, 44 New London road
Beynolds Thomas, sen. Elsie villa, Stacker Fredr•rick William Borrow, 1 White Albert Frederick, Teversham,
Arbour lane :Maltese rolld Swiss avenue
Ridley Charles Ernpst D.L., J .P. The Stok.oe Col. Richd. 63 New London rd White Charles Frederick Andrew, 36
Elms Stone Rev. ;Henry Edward (Baptist). Park avenue
Ridley 'Mrs. Waiter, 78 Springfield rd The Manse. Roxwell road White Ernest Waiter, 20 Park road
Biley William Joseph, 14 Park road Stone Miss, 17 Cottage place White Ernest, 26 Park road
Ripper William Henry, Elveden, Storrs Kenneth Simonds, 56 New st White Ernest Theodore, 30 Park road
Vical'age road Stra.ight Frederick Marshall, 96 New White Frederick William, Haslemere,
Roberts Wilf;rid St. C)are, 15 Park av London road Market road
Rodd Sidney, The Croft,Mount Hill av Straight Misses. <S BroomfiPld road White Mrs. F. J. 9 King Edward's av
Boot Mrs. 44 fllrk road 1
Straight Mrs. 24 Maltese road Whitmore Frank, 1:2 Maltese road
Boper Alfred Collison, Io King Stunt Francis, 74 Springfield road Wight James .Alfred, 30 Queen's road
Edward's avenue Stunt William, 75 Springfield roat.l Wilkinson Frederick Sparrow, 9~
Rose Mrs. 41 Broomfield road StutfiPld John Gregory, Woodbast· Springfield road
Bosling Archibald, 87 New London rd wick, Roxwell road Willey Albert, 32 Queen's road
Rowden Percy, 94 Springfield road Swan Frank E. 125 New London road Williams James, 7 Upper Roman road
Rowe Frederick Charles, Tweeddale, Swayne Mrs. II2 Moulsham street "'"illiams Joseph, Cedar avenue
Rainsford avenue Tabor Mrs. Westfield, Broomfif'ld rd Williams :Mrs. 20 Quf:'t-n's Toad
Rowe Joseph Henry, 7 Market road Tavernpr F. G. 56 Broomfield road Williamson Alfred John M.A., M.D.
Bowe Sidney Joseph, Leighton, Rains- Taylor Fredericli W., D.L. Highfield. Wharf cottage, Navigation road
ford avenue New London road Willis CharlP!l Henry, ~2 Goldlay rd
Bosscll Mrs. 109 Moulsham street Taylor Geo. Inglenook, Rainsford av Willis John, 29 Hill road
Saltmarsh Mrs. The ~nrseries, Taylor George James, Summerleazf', Willsher Edward Lyndhurst, 81! Bad-
. :Moulsham street Springfield road dow road
Sandeman Edgar Glassen Horsford, Taylor George Woodland J.P. Red Wilson Clifford William, White house,
1).7 Moulsham street house, New London road Baddow road
Sargent Geo. The Bank ho. 2 High st Taylor Miss, 88 Mildmay road Wilson Itorace Fitzroy,~ Belle villa,
Savill John Thomas, Jesmond, South- Taylor Mrs .John, 76 New London rd Threadneedle street
borough road · Taylor Thomas James, 40 Hill road Wincer Alien, 23 Hill road
Sayers Frederick Charles, 10 Park av Thompson John Ockelford, 26 Spring- Wood Edgar, 33 Hill road
Schmidt Otto, Westholme, Rainsford field road Woodgate Miss, 24 St. John's road
avenue ThrPsh John Clough D.Sc.. M.D .. Wood Mrs. 29 Queen's road
Serivener Joseph Elliott, Meadowside F.J.C., D.P.H. 64 New London road Woodward Charles William. Berkeley,
house, Rectory road Thurgnr James Cur1.0n, 3 Market rd Vicarage road
Scruby Miss, 28 Broomfield road Tilley :e:erbert Benjamin, Huntspill Warden Richard :Mawdsley. Park
Seabrook William, The Bungalow East, Broomfield road lodge, Rainsford road
Seager John EdwarJ, Evesbatch, Timewell Mrs. 2 Queen's road Wortley Stamp LL.B, :\'Ieadowside,
Broom.field road Tomalin Thomas Gerrard, 19 Hill rd Rectory road
Sellick Thomas Edwin Lewis, 71 Travess Ernest .Allenby, 35 Hill road Wray George, Newstead, Springfield
Rainsford road Tunbridge Mrs. 38 Park avenue Wright Charles Herbert, Vincents,
Shannon John. 13 King Edward's av 'Tunstill Frederick Waiter, Trinity rd Moulsham street
Shead Francis William, .r Fairfield rd Turner Mrs. 7 Kinl! Edward's avenue Wright Mrs. 84 Baddow road •
Sbead William, 57 Broomfield road Twissell Geo. Kia-Ora, Rainsford av Wright Mrs. 86 Xew London road
Sheerman Edward, ~2 Moulsham st Van Homrigh Mrs. 48 New London rd Wright Wm. Osborne David, Chelmer
Sheers Thos. A. Homer, 24 Tower av Vansanten Wm.Adrien,35 Mildmay rd lodge, Market road
Sheldon Percy John, The Chantry, Velden Herbert George, 59 Hili road Wylie Waltt>r, 7 Braemar avenue
Springfield road so
Veley Miss, New London road Wylie William, 29 Vicarage road
Sheldrake Harry Daking-, Osborne Wackrill Rt. Edwd. 107 Moulsham st Wyril Thomas Edward, 5 Braemar av
place, New London road Wade John Walter,8o New London Td Yonll Charles Berkeley, Keswick,.
Sheldrake RobPrt Ireland,q Maltese rd Wakeley Chas.Thornford,Rainsford av Rainsford avenue
ShoohridgeGeo.Fredk,BNewLondon rd Walker Allan Richd.108 Moulsham st Young Geo.Xewman,81XewLondon rd

r COMMERCIAL. A.Uord Cyril Wolrige M.D.Lond .• M.R.P.S., L.B.C.P.

Early closing day, Wednesday 1 p.m. physician & surgeon (firm, ~ewton & Alford) &;
a'<sistant .school wt>dical ofli<>er•, 68 Duke street
A.dcoek William, draper, 196 &; 1:97 Moulsham street .!lien & Gowers, builders, 62 Baddow road
A-dmer William, beer &; wine retailer, 219 Springfield rd A.lston George, apartments~ 143 Springfield road
A.ger Harry, pork butcher, 184 Moulsham street · A.mey & Cook, bo:Jt & shoe makers, Tindal street

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.Andrassy George Frederick, assistant engineer & sur- Bell Hotel (familv & commercial), next to Cora
veyor to the Chelmsford Bural District Council, Exchange & facing the Shire Hall (Albert J. Thress,
Waterloo lane proprietor), parties catered for, banquets provided,
.Andrews Arthur John & Son, undertakers, 67 Victoria Tindal street
road &; Angel yard, Tindal street Bellamy Tom, pharmaceutical, dispensing & agricultural
Angell Charles, outfitter, 181 Moulsham street chemist & dealer in photographic materials k medi-
Anscombe Emily Kate (Miss), confr. 34a, Moulsham st cated wines, Tindal square (T N so); & at Witham
Applegate Albert Edward, wine, spirit, beer & mineral Benton & Son, blacksmiths, 108 Springfield road
water merchant, 27 Tindal st. See advertisement Berry James William, cycle repairer, 6 Broomfield road
Berry William John, ironmonger, Springfield road
Archer .Sarah Ellen (Mrs.) ,hair dresser ,29 'Springfield rd
Archer Wm. H. a.parts. 5 Meadowside, Springfield rd Betts Stephen, yeast merchant, I I Mildmay road
.:\rgent Charles Henry, market toll collector, Market rdBew Waiter Charles, insurance agent, 173 Springfield rd
Arlidge W aHer Frederick, registrar of marriages for Bickmore Albt. Edmund, photogrphr. 205 Up. Bridge rd
Chelmsford Union & deputy registrar of births & Bickmore Gertrude (.Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Hill road
deaths for Chelmsford sub-district, 22 Maltese road Bird Anna (Miss), girls' school, 25 New London road
.Army Service Corps, Eastern Mounted Brigade Trans- Bird Ellen (Mrs.), dining rooms, 18 New street
port & Supply Column, Territorial Force (Capt. Blackwell William, furniture dealer, 22 Moulsham street
Edward Upton, commanding; Capt. H. A. Jones, Bloomfield Susannah (Mrs.), carpenter, 23 Springfield rd
adjutant; Sergt.-Major Frederick Hewitt, instructor);
Blyth Robert William, solicitor, clerk to the Writtle
head quarters, Market road Charities, agent to the Royal Fire & Life Insurance
Arnold & Co. potato salesmen, Railway arches Co. & clerk to Chelmsford (Rural) Old Age Pension
.A.rnold Thomas, chief clerk to the Chelmsford corpora- Sub-Committee, Crane court, High street
tion, 16 New London road BC'atman & Co. ophthalmic opticians & dealers in photo-
.Ashton Ernest Charles & Co. oil & color merchants & graphic apparatus & materials, 23 Duke street
glass & earthenware dealers, 209 Moulsham street. See
Boatman Leonard, decorator, Wells street
advertisement Bolingbroke George .John & Sons, silk mercen,
Assembly &; Concert Rooms (Fred Spalding, proprietor), linen drapers, furriers, costumiers, ladies' tailors,
Crane court, High street high-class milliners, ladies' & children's outfitters k
Atlas Assurance Co. Limited (branch) (Duffield & Son, funeral furnishers, 74 & 75 High street (T N 193).
agents), 96 High street See advertisement
Austin Emily Jane (Mrs.), hardware dlr.14 Moulsham st Bolingbroke George John, gravel & sand merchant,
Austin Thomas Joseph, fancy repository,15 Moulsham st Springfield quarries, Springfield
Austin's (J. W.) Oounty Motor Works Limited, motor Boltwoorl Ellen (Miss), shoplreeper, Rainsford road
car Ipanufacturers, engineeTS &; jobmasters with large Bond Alice & Eliza (Misses), dress mas. 4 Broomfield :rd
garage; ('()ntractors to H.l\1. Government, County Bond .J. G. Limited, general drapers, gentlemen's
motor works. New London rd. See advertisement hosiers & complete house furnisher.s, 27, 28, 29 & 30
Aylett Lena & Emily (Misses), dress mas. 8 Rainsford rd High street ; 29 Duke street & 9 & 219 Moulsham st
Aylett Charles William, bead gardener to the Essex Bond William Crosbee, cabinet ma. &c. 50 & 51 New st
County Horticultural School garden, 28 Rainsford road Be>nnett Robert A.rthur & Son, masons, paviors, sewer &
.Aylett Thomas, shops inspector & mace bearer, Alton, road contractors, Vict!)ria road
Swiss avenue Boreham Charles William, cycle agent &; dealer, City
Bacon George Alfred & Son, cycle dealers, 4.5 New street works, Baddow road
Bacon Eli, fruiterer, New street Borough Cemetery (William Gooch, supt.), Writtle road.
Baigent Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, 45 New London road Bott Lindlev &. eo. manufadurers of sacks, rick
Bailey Thos. Jn. 'builder & contractor, Lower Anchor st cloths & wagon covers, tarpaulins &c. ; bean ties &
Bainbridge Har.ry, boot & shoe maker, 16 Tindal street binder twine merchants ; sacks & bags let on hire, 20
Ballard Malvina (:~liss), umbrella maker, 5 Dulre street Railway arches; & at Witham. See advertisement
Ballard Sidney James, collector of King's taxes for Boyden John William, beer retailer, 6 Lower .Anchor st
Moulsbam, 20 Park avenue Bradridge Alfred, manufacturer of " Auk " cooked cattle
Bamford A. Bennett, artist, 224 Monlsbam street food & artificial manures & disinfectants; miller, oil
Banham Daniel, family butcher; best home-killed meat cake, corn & sef'd merchant, S.pringfif'l'd mill. See
only, 44 High street advertisement
Barclay & Comp-any Limited (branch), bankers (George Bragg .Albert, tobacconist, 217 Moulsham street
Sargent, manager), 2 High st.; draw on bead office, Brame Brothers, tinplate workers, 175 Moulsbam street
54 Lombard street, London E C Brazier Thomas James, fruiterer, 46 Duke street
Barden Sergt. H., R.E drill instructor to Electric Light Brice Edwin Greville, printer, 164 Moulsham street
Co. Essex Fortress Royal Engineers Territorial Force, Brick-Dale & Son, tailors, 21 High street
Market road British Petroleum Co. Ltd. (The) ; stores, Crown wharf
Barlow Georg-e Frederick, deputy clerk of the peace & Brockington Jn. Fras. Royal Steamer P.H. I Townfi.eld si;
deputy clerk to tb~ Essex county council. Shire ball Brown & Son Limited, English & foreign timber
Barnard C. & A. (Misses), temperance hotel; good merchants & importers, sawing, planing & moulding
accommodation for commercial gentlemen, C!·cli.sts & mills ; slates, brick & tile, drain pipe, coal, lime &
families: coffee & private sitting rooms, 37 High st cement merchants, Coates' wharf & Railway depots.
Barnard .Albert, cabinet maker, upholsterer & antique See advertisement
furniture dealer. 38 High street Brown Albert, grocer, & post office, 10 Rainsford road
Barnard Ezra, commereial traveller, 187 Springfield rd Brown Waiter, inspector of nuisances for the corpora-
Barna!!cbina Albt. A~tb. Golden Fleece P.H. 84 Duke st tion, 16 New London road
Barnes J. & Son, china & earthenware dealers, 6 Duke st. Brown "\Yilliam, fhhmonger 163, & greengrocer I74•
Barrett William A. insurance agent, 72 :Manor road M:ouJs.ham street
Barrow Henry Charlf's, police inspector, New stref't Brown William Frederick, district supt. Refuge Assur- •

Barth A. J. (Fraulein), masseuse, 121 New London road ance Co. Limitt>d, 19 Upper Roman road
Barton Fredf'rick, high-class boarding & day school for Bruce Frederick. boot repairer, 201b, Moul~ham .street
boys, The Colle!!'e, Arbour lanE' Bryan Alice Maria (Miss), shopkeeper, 55 Broomfield rd
Bassingwhite Emily (Miss), dress ma. 129 New London rd Eryman Isaac, ladies' & gentlemen's fashionable tailor;
Bateman Albert Georgf', dairy, 22 Springfield road breeches maker; fit & workmanship guaranteed, l3a,
Bateman Charles Hv. shopkeeper, 6o ISouth Primrose hiH Duke street. See advertisement
Bateman Mercy (Miss), dress mal;:er, 128 1Springfield rd Buckingham & Sons, boot & shoe makers, 13 Hig-h st
Bateman William James, bricklayer, Springfield green Buckingham Alfred William, cycle dealer, 21 Tindal st
Baylis & Co. fishmongers, 83 Duke street Bucknall Ernest Pile, stationer, 24 Duke street & 215
Beach W. & Son, coal merchants, Rainsford rd. T N 46 Moulsham street
Beaumont Maria (Mrs.), apartments, 6 :Meadowside, Budd Henry, baker, r81 Springfield road
Springfield road Budds John, tallow melter, 1<>! High street
Beckett Philemon & Sons, brush, broom, toy & Budgett H. M. surfacing .specialist, Crown works, New
general wood turners, timber dealers, wheelwrighls, London road
undertakers, cart, van & wagon builders & general Bull Eliza Watcham (:~Iiss), apartmts.37 New London rd
& shoeing smiths, Glebe road, Townfield street Bull Elizh. Scruhy (Miss), dress maker, 74 Victoria rd
Beekett Henry Charles, undertaker, 14 Glebe road Bunn James Early Smee, chemist, 95 High street
Bedford Edward, boot & shoe maker, 210 Springfield rd Burgess Elizabeth (Mrs.), corset maker, 7 Duke street
Bedford William Arthur, baker, 201 .Springfield road Burrell Richard Charles, whitesmith, 32 Bochford road
Bedingfleld George philus, modeller & Burrows Sidney Edward, customs & excise officer ~
plasterer & plasterers' merchant, 42 Moulsham inspector of corn returns, Rainsford house, Duke st
~tree±. Tel. No. 6o. See advertisement
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Jhnton .Albt. organ bnihler, 4 Meadowside,Springfield rd
Bushell Albert Edward, liverr stable keeper, New Lon-
don road &; Frian plact>
Butcher Charles, coal dealer, 102 Springfie~d road
Butcher William, bricklayer, 1 Church lane, Springfield
Boxton WilliMn & Son, bakers, 47 Dnke street k 167
llouJshanm s~reet
Byatt Martha (.Mrs.), confectioner, 66 Victoria road
:Byatt W alter, furniture dealer, Baddow road
Byiord Chas. teacher of music, 12 King Edward's avenue
Byford James, hardware dMler, -215 & 216 .Springfield rd
Cadey Thomas, artificial manure agent, 6 Arbour lane
Caley George Robert, farnm bailiff to Mr. David Hodge,
Waterhouse farm, Rainsford lane
Callingham Caroline (Mrs.), fruiterer, 17 :Moulsham st
Campen John, carpenter, Rainsford road
Oannon Harry, .caterer, 8r Duke street
Cant Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, 132 New London road
Oapital & Counties Bank Limite& (The) {Andrew Fair·
bairn, manager), High street; draw on head office, 39
Threadneedle street E C
Caplin Abraham, furrier, 81 iHigh street
Cass Herbert Henry, cycle maker, 69 High street
Caton William, confectioner, 93 !High street
Catt W. F. & Son, grocers, Tindal square
Cattle Arthur Charles, tailor, 18 Market road
Cawdron Henry Robert, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, agent to the County Fire Office Limited & sec.
to the Chelmsford Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Co.
Limited & solicitor & sec. to the Chelmsford & Dis-
trict Traders! Association, t Market -road
Chancellor & Son, architects & surveyors, 19 Duke st
Chancellor Frederic J.P., F.R.I.B.A. (Chancellor & Son),
architect & surveyor & diocesan architect, 19 Duke st
Chancellor Frederic Wykeham M.A., F.R.I.B.A. (firm,
Chancellor & Son), architect & diocesan surveyor for
archdeaconries of Essex. & Colchester, 19 Duke street
Chapman Frederick, beer retailer, 57 Rains ford road
Chapman Herbert. watch maker, jeweller & optician,
14 High street. See advertisement
Chapman James Waiter, county road surveyor for
Central district, 47 Park road
Charlish William James, insur. a"gt. 75 Moulsham st
Chelmsford Angling Society (Bert Doole, sec.), Three
Cups P.H. Springfield road
Chelmsford Brewery (Wells & Perry) Limited (The),
brewers & wine & spirit merchants, 26 Duke street·
Chelmsford Club Limited (H. D. Sheldrake, sec.), New
London road
Chelmsford Conservative & Unionist Working Men's Club
Limited (Charles Edward Paternoster, sec. ),70 Hia-h st
Chelmsford Corn Exchan~e Co. Ltd. (Arthur S. Dnffield,
sec.), 96 High street
Chelmsford Corporation Fire Brigade (Percival T. Harri-
son, chief officer; Albert G. Wells, supt.), Fire sta-
tion, Market road
Chelmsford & District Liberal & Radical Association
(Frederick Wilson, hon. sec.), 13 New London road
Chelmsford Division of Essex Liberal Council (George
F.Pomeroy,sec. & registration agt.),13 New London rd
Chelmsford Empire & Hippodrome Co. Limited (H. D.
Sheldrake, sec.), Bank chambers, New street
Chelmsford & Essex Building Society (Fred Taylor,sec.),
17 Duke street
Chelmsford & Essex: Hospital & Dispensary (Theodore
Harry Wailer M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Kenneth
Simonds Storrs M.B., B.C.Camb. & Cyril W. Alford
M.D., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. medical
officers; Robert Elliot Pitts M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. hon. anresthetist; F. W. S. Metcalfe L.D.S.
Eng. & Leonard U. Ransford L.D.S.Eng. hon.
dentists; Miss K. Houghton, matron; Miss M. A.
Haig, dispenser, collector & sec.; H. S. Tuke, hon.
treasurer), New London road
Chelmsford Gas Light & Coke Co. ('Er William Smith,
engineer & manager; Robert Edward Wackrill. sec.),
Sprin~field wharf (T N 267); show rooms, 89 Duke st
Chelmsford Joint Hospital Board (Leonard Gray, clerk),
73 Duke street
Chelmsford Land Co. Limited (H. D. Sheldrake, sec.),
Bank chambers,._ New street
Chelmsford Liberal Club (Thomas Ban croft, hon. sec.),
13 New London road
Chelmsford Meat Co. (W. Candler, manager), butchers,
9 Tindal street & 182 Moulsham street
Chelmsford Model Laundry (J. J. Coo-k, proprietor), Vic-
toria road
. Chelmsford & Moulsham Coal Club (H R. Cawdron &
W. F. Catt, hon. secs.), The Vestry hall
Chelmsford Mutual Fund Association Limited (H. D.
::t~ldrake, sec.), Bank chambers, New street
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Chelmsford Mutual Plate Glass Insurance Co. Limited
(Henry Robert Cawdron, sec.), Market road
Chelmsford Photographic Society (H. Breach, hon. sec.),.
113 New London road .
Chelmsford Provident Society (William T. E. Willers,.
clerk}, n6 New London road
Chelmsford Race Committee (E. Bates, Galleywood, sec)
Chelmsford Race Stand Co. Limited (S. J. Ballard ..
sec.), 20 Park avenue
Chelmsford School of Science & Art (Charles Henry
Baskett, head master; J. H. Nicholas M. A. sec.)~
Market road
Chelmsford Star Co-operative &; Indw:trial Society Ltd_
(GI'orge Young, sec.), :Moulsham street; bran<;hes,.
Wells street ; Baddow road & Springfi£>ld road &i
coal yard, New street
Chelmsford Window Cleaning Co. u8 New London road
Chelmsford Women's Liberal .lssociation(:Miss )Iarriage,.
hon. sec.), 13 New London road
Chipperfield Edith (:Miss), apartments, 37 ~avigatlon rd
Chont & Son, builder~. plum hers, house dE>corators,
contractors & undertakers, Mildmay road. See ad-
vertisement
Chopping Samuel Jaseph, estate agent, Open ho.York rd
Christon Lily Jane (:Mrs.), shopkeeper, 89 :Moulsham st
Christy Brothers &; Co. Limited, esectrsc light
&; power engineers; lighting of country mansions;
makers of electric cooking & heating apparatus,
switchboard.s, electric pumps & magnetic separators ;
agents for gas & oil engines ; motor car engineers,
Broorr.field Road works. Telegrams, " Dynamic;.',..
T N 8
Chrlsty &; Norrls. engineers, boiler makers, iron &i
brass founders, millwrights & manufacturers of generlll
grinding & pulverising machinery, oil engines, gas-
engines & suction plant, founders' coal dust & brick
yard machinery, water engineers &c. ·Broomfield Road
iron works. T A "Engineering;" T N .292
Christy Frank, consulting electrical engineer & electric
light engineer, see Christy Brothers & Co. Limited
Christy Leonard Fell, electric light engineer, see
Christv•
Brothers & Co. Limited •
Church Cemetery (A. •Lunney, deputy paNsh clerk ;
Waiter Aylett, caretaker), Rectory road
Church of England Young :Men's Institute (W. B..
Murphy, hon. sec.), Crane court, High street
Clark Alfred John, caretaker of recreation gi'Ound,.
Chelmer cottage, Market road
Clark Alfred Robert, chimney sweep, 101 Springfield rd
Clark Henry, shopkeeper, 109 Springfield road
Clark John, beer retailer, 50 Moulsham street
Clarke J. H. & Co. booksellers, printers & stationers ..
77 & 78 High street. T N 3
Clarke Daniel, chimney sweeper, 1 Rainsford road
Claydon Robert, shopkeeper, 87 Lower A-nchor street
Cleale H. & Sons, ironmongers, 94 High street & cycle-
agents, r & 6 New London road
Clough John George, beer retailer, New Writtle street
Coates William James, fancy repository, 12 High street
- Cobbe &; Wincer,. land & est1.te agents, auctioneers,.
valuers &c. & Finance Act experts, 3 Duke street; &:.
at Ipswich
Coe WHliam John, undertaker, 78 Victoria road
Cohen Joseph Colman, draper, 183 Moulsham street
Coleman .Tosephine (Miss), girls' school, Springfield road.
Collicott Frank William, tailor, 30 Primrose hill
Collier Henry, boys' school, 82 New London road
Collins &; Son, ~lass & ohina dealers, 39 High street & x:
& 2 Spring:field road
Collins' Agency (G. R. Sherrington·Morris, proprietor)~
high class servants1 agency & typewriting offices,. 84
High street. See advertisement
Collins David, carpenter, 22 St. John's road
•Jompany of Proprietors of the Chelmer & Blackwatt>r
~avigation Limited (The) (William Stunt, sec. &;
solicitor), 71 Duke street
Coney Arthnr, saddler & harness maker, 85 Duke street
Constable Edward Joseph, beer retlr. Springfield wharf"
Cook George, boot & :shoe maker, see Amey & Cook
Cook Hedley George, pork butcher, x6o Moulsham street:.
Cooke Richard, tailor, 16 Baddow road
Cooper & Reed, coach builders, Baddow road
Coote &: Warren Limited 1 coal & coke merchants;-
office. u, New London road; depot, Goods station
Telephone 39
Copland & Sons, solicitors, commissioners for O!lths, rg,
New London road
Copland Charles Albert B.A.solicitor,see Copland &: SonS-
Coppin Arthur Ernest, butcher,. 45 Duke street
Corn Exchange (Frank Willsher, hall keeper), Tindai sq.

126 CHELMSFORD. ESSEX.
C-orner Samuel Gordon ~I.D., Ch.B., M.A.Edin. phy-
sician, The Cloisters, New London road
Oornhill F. & M. photographers, 75 Duke street
Corporation Water Works (Charles Edward Newman,
engineer), Mildmay road & (William Holford, fore-
man) Admiral's park, Rainsford road
(Jot tee .M. E. (Miss), type writing office, 74 Duke street
Couch David Charles Frederick, Cherry Tree P.H.
Writtle road
County Court (His Honor H. Tindal-Atkinson, judge;
Arthur Stewart Duffield M.A. registrar of county
court & bankruptcy court; Charles Godfrey, high
bailiff), Registrar's office, Crane court, High street
County Football Association (James T. Clark, 3 Brown-
ing road, Manor Park E, hon. sec.), Saracen's Head
hotel, High street
County (The) Furnishing Stores (J. G. Bond Limited,
proprietors), 219 Moulsham street
County High School for Girls (Miss E. :M. Bancroft B.A.
head mistress), Broomfield road
(J{)unty Police of Essex (Capt. Edward Maclean Showers,
chief constable; Raglan Somerset, deputy chief con-
stable ; George Hastings, superintendent & chief
clerk), Springfi.eld court, Springfield
County Skating Rink (Augw;tus R. P. Hickley, man-
ager), II3 New London road
Court Concord (A.O.F.} No. 3752 (Thomas Henry
Knights, sec.), Lion & Lamb, Duke street
Court Peace (.A..O.F.) 2438 (Charles Clift,sec. ),Vestry hall
Cousins Ernest, nurseryman, Regina road
Cousins Frederick, painter, Barrack square
Cousins Wm. By. chimney sweeper, 5 Spring-field J'Oad
Cowler .A.rthur, shopkeeper, 26 Primrose .hill . Rural District Council, Wa.terloo lane
Cox Charles Berbert, shoplieeper, 48 New street
Cox Jabez, saddler & harness maker, ~o Spring-field rd
Oramphorn Limited, millers, corn, seed & oil cake mer-
chants, 17 High st.; 52 New st. & 37 Moulsham stret>t
Oreasey William Henry, printer & publisher, see Me~gy.
Thompson & Creasey
Creasy Brlan Charles, dealer in, & valuer of,
genuine antiques & works of art, 7 Tindal street.
Telegrams, "A.ntiqnes, Chelmsford; " T N 213
Creasy Lionel, butcher, 6 Tindal street
Croft Herbert .A.lbert, cycle maker, Moulsham street
Crompton & Co. Limited, electric light & power con-
tractor<>, Arc works, Writtle road
Currer George, beer retailer, 142 Springfield road
Currie Robt. Barvey, farmer, Moulsham lo. & Tile kiln
Customs & Excise Office (Edwin Mason, surveyor ; John
Henry Maybanks & Sidney Edward Burrows, officers),
Rainsford house, Duke street
Dace Jas. & Son, "pianoforte warehouse,5 New London rd
Danes Edwin, market gardener, Church la. Springfield
Darbv• _.\lfred & Co. auctioneers, valuers, survevors. •
house & estate & insurance ag-ents, Q7 High street
Darby .A.mbrose, confectioner, I I Moulsham street
Dare Herbert, shopkeeper, I Upper Bridge strePt
Davev •
Alfred, beer retailer, 22 :Moulsham street
Davey Philip Frederick, shopkeeper, 72 Broomfield road
Davis & Co. stationers, booksellers, circulating library &
dealers in fancy goods, 19 Duke street
Davis Joseph, commrcl. traveller, 17 New London road
Daw Florence Mary (Mrs.), dairy, 55 Moulsham street
Dawson Noel J., A.R.I.B.A.· architect, Duke street
Day Waiter & Co. tailors, 10 Duke street
Dean Charles Limited, fishmong-ers, 22 Tindal street
Dean John Robert, boot maker, 54 South Primrose hill
De'ath Brothers, furniture removers, Baddow road
Death ~Iatilda (:Mrs.), confectioner, 45 Moulsham street
Debnam James & Son, tobacconists, 4 Tindal square
Dennis Acetylene Illuminating Co. (The), 20 High street
Dennis Frederlck Hungate, wholesale & retail iron-
mong-er & merchant, ventilating, heating & electrical
engineer, coppersmith, tinsmith & cutler; a speciality
made in kitchen ranges; hot & cold water system,
pumps &c. 20 High street. T N 181
Denny Edmund, Anchor P.H. 151 Moulsham street
Denny Elizabeth (Mrs.), milliner, 44 Duke street
Dewhirst James .A..M.I.M.E. surveyor & engineer to the
Chelmsford Rural District Council, Waterloo lane
Dibben William, hair dresser. 23 Duke street
Dibden :Marv (:Mrs.), nurse, 23 Baddow road
Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society (H. Botwright, sec.).
H. M. Prison, Springfield road
Dixon John & Son, tanners, Chelmsford tannery, Moul-
sham street
Dixon James Gainsford, tailor, 15 Duke street
Dixon Thos. solr. & commsnr. for oaths,g New London rd
Dobson Fredericli: Samuel, grocer, 22 High street
Doman Samuel, draper. 6 High street
Dom!'stic Bazaar Co. Limited, 91 High street
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Doole Kate & Ethel (MisseB), confectnrs.zx Springfieldtd
Dorward James Warn, pawnbroker, 25 & 26 Monlsham*'
Downey Berbert, butcher, 155 Moulsham street
Drake William James, boot maker, 22 Roman road
Drew Robert, Compasses P.B. 6I Broomfield road
Driver Albert & Sons, ~holesale news agents & advel'-
tising contractors, bookbinders & printers, 25 Tindal st
Driver & Ling, wholesale rag, iron & metal merchants,
Union yard, Tindal street. T N 287
Driver Fred, · Raleigh Arms P.H. 71 High street
Duflleld & Son, sohc1tors, g6 High street. T N 64
Duffield Arthur Stew:ut M.A. (firm, Duffield & Son),
solicitor~ commissioner to administer oaths, clerlt to
county justices, superintendent registrar, clerk to the
guardians & Union Assessment Committee & Rural
District Council & registrar of county court & bank-
ruptcy court & sec. to the Chelmsford Corn Exchang9
Co. Limited, 96 High street
Duncan Alfred Edward, tobacconist, 82 High street
Dutton John, printer & publisher of Dutton's Essex
Almanack & County Gazetteer, County & Borough
printing works, TindaJ street. T N 255
Dutton's Essex .A.lmanack & County Gazetteer (John
Dutton, printer & publisher), Tindal -street
lJyke Ern est Lorenzo, cart age contractor, Roseberry
yard, Springfteld road
East Anglian Institute of Agriculture (Robert Melville
Wilson B.Sc. principal; for staff of teachers, see
Schools, p. Ng), Duke street
Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Ltd. 33 High street
Eaton .Tames, builder, 23 Grove road & Bochford road
Edser William, sanitary inspector to the Chelmsford
Edwards Edward, nur.seryman, 10 St. John's road
Egert Philip, Plough P.H. 86 Springfield road
Electl'ie Supply Corporation Limited, ·Anchor street
Elnaugh Arthur James, practical electric light & bell
fitter, Baddow road. See adver1:isement
Ely Charles Thomas, car.penter,Barrack. sq.& 1 Riverside
Ely Minnie ()<hss), dress maker, I Riverside
Emery David, chimney sweep, 177 Upper Bridge road
Empire (Chelmsford Empir~> & Hippodrome Co. Ltd.
proprietors; Lione1 G. Holding, general manager),
Springfield road
Essex Agricultural Society (Fred Taylor. sec. ),17 Duke st
Essex Congregational Union (Rev. T. :M. Mundle, hon.
sec.), The Manse, New London road
Essex County Chronicle (Meggy, Thompson 11
Creasey, proprietors & publishers; published fri.). g8
High street. See advertisement
Essex County Cycling &; Athletic Association (Herbert
F. Pash L . .A..C. hon. !'ec.; F. W. iB. 'Stocker .! ..!.A.
sec.), 7 Avenue chambers, Market road
E~sex County Hmticultural School Garden (Charle!l
William .A.ylett, head gardener), Rainsford road
F.:ssex County Police (Capt. Edward Maclean Showers,
chief constable; Raglan Somerset, deputy chief con""
stable; George Hastings, supt. &; chief clerk), Spring-
field court
Essex County Riflr Association (Capt. Phili.p Yonge, 5th
Batt. Essex Regiment, hon. sec. Boreham)
Essex County Territorial Force Association (Col. the
Right Hon. the Earl of Warwick T.D. president; Col.
R. B. Colvin C.B., T.D. chairman; Col. Harry Cooper
C.M.G. vice-chairman; Col. F. F. Johnson C.B. sec.);
offices, "Market road. T A "Essetorial"
Essex Education Committee (J. B. Nicholas M.A..
sec.), County offices, Duke street
E!'sex (Fortress) Royal Engineers Territorial Force,
Electric Light Co. (Capt. H. A. D. Neville, command-
ing; Sergt. H. Barden R.E. drill instru<'tor); head
quartl3rs, Market road
Essex Herald (~leggy, 'l'hompson & Creasey. proprietors
& publishers; published tuesday), 98 High street.
See advertisement
E11sex Independent & Farmers' Gazette (The Essex
Weekly News Series Limited, printers, publishers &
proprietors ; published monday, wednesday & satur-1
day), 26 High street. T N 195
El'lsex Industrial School &; Home for Destitute Boys
(Charles W. Hayward, manager), Rainsford road
Essex Loan Society (.A.lbt. Beckett,sec. ),rsr Moulsham l!t
Essex Newsman (Megg-v. Thompson & Creasev, proprie-
tors & publishers; published saturday), 98 High street.
See advertisement
Essex Pantechnicons for storing furniture, New street;
Hall street; Mildmay road & New London road
(Wenley & Son, proprietors). See advertisement!
Essex Provident Society (Frank Willsher, clerk &
collector), u8 New London Toad J
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:DIRECTORY.] . ES5EX.
Essex Royal Horse Artillery Territorial Force (Major
the Hon. R. G. A. Hamilton, commanding; Capt . .4.
H. Evans-Gwynne R.A. adjutant; Sergt.-Major R.
Faircloth R.H.A. drill instructor; Ammunition
Column: Capt. W. A. B. Daniell, commanding);
bead quarters, Market road
Essex A Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society
Limited (George Mason, local sec.), 4 Duke street
Essex Weekly News (The Essex Weekly News Series
Limited, printers, publishers & proprietors ; published
frid 'Y; certified circulation over 3 6,5 00
copies weekly); chief office, 26 High street (T N
195); .branch offices at Southend, Romford, Barkino-
~
& Bramtree
E~sex Weekly ~ews Series Limited (The), printers,
publishers &i proprietors of the "Essex Weekly
New~ " &i the "Essex Independent & Farmers'
Gazette," 26 High street. T N 195
Etheridge Wait. Chas.Two Brewers P.H.25Springfield rd
Evans John, saddler, .zo1 Moulsham street
Evans Sidney, fruiterer, 225 Moulsham street
Eve Owen Edward, insuran<!e agent, 42 Nursery road
Everett M. & D. confectioners, 30 Springfield road
Everett Geo. Arthur, shopkeeper, 45 Upper Bridge road
Everett Herbe1t, school attendance officer, 52 Goldlay rd
Everett Wm.Jas.musical instrument dlr.177 Moulsham st
Fail bairn Andrew, manager of Capital & Counties Bank
Ltmited, High street
Faircloth A.ltred Edwin, builder &c. 7 Lower Anchor
stieet; works, Barrack square
Faircloth Sergt.-Major R., R.H.A. drill instructor Es,ex
Royal Horse Artillery Territorial Force, Market road
Falcon Bowling Club (Frank Cowley, hon. sec.), Bell
hotel, Tindal street
F.1rrow &; Sons, plumbers, gasfitters &c. 7 New street
Farrow Alexander, boot repairer, Mildmay road
Feather Waiter Townend, sheriff"s officer, The Limes,
69 Springfield mad
Fewell Claude James, cattle dealer, 104 Baddow road
F1eld Robert (Mrs.), teacher of music, 16 Rectory roaJ
Finch James & Son, boot & shoe makers, 36 Duke strePt
Finch Charles Richard, registrar of births &; deaths
Great Baddow sub-district, Chelmsford union (attends
12 noon to I p.m. on wed.), 163 Springfield road
Fincham .Alfred, baker, 14 Baddow road
Fincham Waiter, baker, 7 New Writtle street
l'ii dam William, builder, 9 Baddow road
Finer John Edmnnd, representative East Anglian Daily
Times, 6 Upper Roman road
Pinning Sidney James, oil & calor man, 33 & 34 Duke st
Finning William David, vork butche1-, 30 Duke street
Firman Edward Henry, poultry breeder, 3 Meadowside,
Springfield road
Pitch Geo. & Son, saddlers & harness mas. 92 High st
Flack Waiter, boot maker, 2 Rosebery road
Fleming, Reid & Co. Ltd. hosiery manufrs. 18 High st
Fl£>tch!:'r W. & R. Limited, butchers, 24 High street ; 55
Duke street & 35 Moulsham street
Fletcher .!.lice (Mrs.). laundress, Vineyards, Park road
Foreman L. P. & Son, willo" & timber merchants,
Rain•ford road
Fmre•t G. Topham, county architect for Essex, 73
Duke street
Forster & Co. coal merchant", 1 Market buildings,
Market road; 46 Victoria rd. & Railway Goods siding
Fo ... tet Brothers Cl()thing Co. Limited, clothiers, 226
Monlsham street
Fox George, hosier, 57 High street & 2 & 3 Duke street
Freeman, Hardy & Willis Lim. boot mas. 9 & 10 High st
Freestone Thomas, shopkeeper, 20 ~ew street
French Brothers, dairymen, New Writtle street
French Frederick J builder & contractor,
plumber, decorator, undertaker & hot water
engineer; wells bored &. sunk; sanitary &
electrical work of all kinds, Caval works, Rainsford
road & Barrack "quare. 'Phone 288; Telegrams,
'· F1 ench, Builder. Chelmsford "
Frost Sydney John, shopkeeper, 143 Upper Bridge road
Frost William. insurance agent, 177 Spring-field road
Frye Frederick Robert Mus.Bac.Cantab., F.R.O.O. pro-
fl"'o'lOr of music k organist at Chelmsford cathedral,
St. Mary's lodge, Cottage place
Fulcher J ames & Son, fruiterers, 14 Dulie street
Fulcher .A.rthur George, plumber, 8 Railway street
Fulcher William, jun. florist, 21 Moulsham street
Fuller James, boot & shoe dealer, 42 Moulsham street
Gannon Thomas H. printer, 148 Springfield road
Gardinl'r John, coal merchant, 13 Lower Anchor street
Gardner Waiter, insurance agent, 102 Mildmay road
Garman Yichael, baker, 34 Moulsham street
Ganard Waiter, blacksmith, .'iS Arbour lane
Geer DPnis, coal dealer, see Kemp & Geer
CHELMSFORD. 127
Gellard Emily :Mary (Miss), private schl.I St. John's t.di
Gentry Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 41 High street
Gepp & Sons, solicitors~ &; agents to the ~orwich Mutual
Life ·Office, incorporated with the Reliance Society;
deputies of & solicitors to the sheriff for Essex,
New street; & at 107 & 108 Temple chamberi,
London E C
Gepp Henry Hamilton (firm, Gepp & Sons), solicitor,
under sheriff & clerk to the commissioners of sewers
for Dengi::~, Foulness & Fobbing levels, returning
officer to the Essex County Council, registrar of the
archdeaconries of Colchester & Essex & clerk to the
commissioners of income & land tax for the division
of Chelmsford & to the Committee of Visitors of th&
Essex & Colchester Lunatic Asylums, .Xew street; &
at I07 & 108 Temple chambers, London E C
Gibson Geo. Hedley, furniture dealer, 173 )-loulsham st
Gilmore Mary Ann (Miss), apartmts. 163 Springfield rd
Gimson & Martin, physicians &; surgeons, 195 Spring-
field road & 31 New London road
Gimson William Douglas M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
(firm, Gimson & :Martin), surgeon, & medical officer
& public vaccinat~r. No. 3 district, Chelmsford unioll,
Springfield house, 195 Springfield road
Girls' Friendly Society (Mis-s Tufnell & Miss Lake, hon.
secs.), 23 New London road
Gisbv Walter, shoe maker, 40 Baddow roaa
Codfrey H. &. T. C. manufacturers of sacks, ropes,
twines, rick cloths, tarpaulins, wagon covers, tents,
marquees, sack & bean tiers, cocoa matting, door
mats, nets &c.; also marquee!', sacks, cloths &c. let
on hire, Moulsham rope works & 3 Tindal square.
Established I828. T N 208. See advertisement
Golding George Albert, builder, contractor, plumber &
painter, Wells street &; Railway square. See adver-
tisement. •
Golding Thomas, collector of rates for Xorth & South
wards, 2 Market road
Gooch Wm. supt. (){ the Borough CemPtery, Writtle rd
Goodliff Harry, Wheatsheaf P.H. 28 New street
Goold John Heyden, solicit·Jr, & clerk of the pt>ace,
clerk to the Essex County Council & to the Lieu-
tenancy, county solicitor for E»sex & clerk to Essex
County Pension Committee, Shire hall
Gosden John, carpenter, I5I Springfield road
Gosling & Son, boot warehouse, 68 High !>treet
Gosling Herbt. Sydney, pianoforte tuner, I I Trinity rd
Gosling John, curio dealer, 22 ~l'w London road
Gower William. shopkeeper, 24 Rainsford road
Gowers .Albert, builder, see .A.llen & Gowers
G-owers .Jesse, builder, Park Road works
Cray A Sons, brl.'wers, malt.;;ters, •pirit & corn mer-
chants, Springfield Road brewery. T N 214
Gray Harrison, maltster, Baddow road (T ~ 2oo) ;
Mildmay road & New street
G-ray Leonard, solicitof, & solicitor to the Licen-ed
Victuallers' Association, Chelmsford district- & clerk to
the Chelmsford Joint Hospital Board, 73 Duke street ;
& at Ongar
Green & Sons, butchers, 203 Moulsham street
Green John :Meade, tailor 34, & bookseller 35, High st
Green Ralph Westgate, surveyor of taxes, Rain.;:ford
house, Duke street
Green William H~mry, cutler, 56 High street
Greenwood Waiter Jas. Kmg's Head hotel, 40 High sheei
Greiner Hugo, general smith, 51 Moulsham street
Griffiths Alfred John, market gardener, 6r Baddow rd
Gripper Joseph Limited, iron merchants & ironmongers
& dairy utensil manufactrs. I5 High st. ; & at )faldon
Gunner Percy George, jobbin~r gardener, 107 Baddow rd
Guscher Paul, hair dresser, Broomfield road
Halford Cycle Co. Limited, 67 High street
Halls Charles Riches. house decorator, 45 Mildmay road
Halls Emily (Mrs.), beer retailer (off , Springfield green
Hamilton James, woollen draper, 114 New London road
Ranee John, tailor, 16 Victoria road
Ranee Thomas, ironmonger, see H·1Sler &; Ranee
Harden Ernest Thomas, upholsterer, 23 Orchard street
Hardy Waiter Boosey, confectioner, 208 Monlsham st
Harper W. & Son, tailors, 211 Moulsham street
Harrington Hy. fruiterer & greengrocer, 20 Tindal street
Harris Frederick & Thomas, market gardeners, I & 2
Van-Dieman's road
Harris Clara (Miss), shopkeeper, I54 Moulsham street
Harris Henry, market. gardener. Writtle road
Harris Thomas John, baker, 32 Moulsham street .
Harris Thomas W . .superintendent Prudential Assurance
Co. Limited, Prudential buildings, Duke street
Harrison B. H. & Son, wholesale & retail ironmongers.
cutlers & iron merchants. 65 High street (T "X 235) &;
Springfield road. See advertisement
Harrison Herbert John, grocer. 9 Duke street
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Harrison Percival T., .A.M.I.O.E. borough water Jordan Harry Spencer, fruiterer, 188 Moulsham street
engineer & surveyor, supt. of market & swimming Joslins' Limited, agricultural engineers, Market road;
bath & chief officer of Fire Brigade; office, _16 New head office & works, Colchester
London road Judge Thomas Wm. Market House inn, I Tindal street
Harvey Cyril, assist. insUl'ance supt. so Goldlay road Juniper Arthur Frederick, hair dresser, 3 Tindal street
Hasler & Hance, ironmongers, 26 Tindal street Juniper Frederick, confectioner, I7 Springfield road
Hasler Kate & Margaret Wortley (Misses), milliners, 2 Kelland Horace Frank, assistant accountant for the
New London road county of Essex, County offices, Duke street
Hasler Henry Charles, cartage contractor, 28 Railway Kemp & Geer, coal dlrs. 27 Rochford rd. & 9 Mill road
. arches (T N 2I9) & farmer, Thrift farm Kemp & Oo. coal de11-lers, Baddow road
Hastings George, supt. & chief clerk of Essex Police, 1 Kemp Henry, mechanical engineer, Friars place
Springfield court Kennedy Charles William, stationer, 150 Springfield rd
Hawkes Brothers Limited, manufacturing confectioners, Ketley William, livery stable keeper, Railway arches
40 New street & retail confectioners, 54 Duke st.; 2 Kettle George Herbert, King William the Fourth P.H~
& I57 Moulsham street & 2II Springfield road 6 New street
Hawkins & Ward, plumbers, 24 Springfield road Kevan Alfred Kate (Mrs.). dress ma. 217 Moulsham st
Hayes Henry Edward, writer & grainer, Ig Coval lane . King Edward VI. School (Thomas Hay M.A., B.Sc. head
Haylock Harry, Saracen's Head hotel, High street master; Norman Squier B.Sc. second master; for
Haynes Jas. aparts. 7 Meadowside, Springfield road assistant masters see Schools), Broomfield road
Hayward Charles, The White Horse P.H. 25 Townfield st King David, grocer, Navigation road
Hazelton Frederick Joshua, builder, 24 Hall street Knight Frederick, tailor, I I Roman road
Heard Florence (Mrs.), dress maker, II Riverside Knight Henry John, tailor, 34 Roman road
Hepworth J. & Son Limited, clothiers, 70 High street Lancaster Ellen (Mrs.), Cedar temperance hotel, Broom-
Herbert Robert, boot &; shoe maker, 3 Threadneedle st field road
Hewitt Sergt.-Major Frederick, drill instructor to Lancaster John Nathaniel, coal dealer, 12 Manor road &:.
Eastern Mounted Brigade Transport & Supply Column, Rochford road
Army Service Corps, Territorial Force, Market road Lande:r Prances (Miss), apartments, 18 Park road
Hicks, Son & Co. caterers, OO<Jks, confecti(}ners & fancy Lanham Harry, hair dresser, 6 Springfield road
bread & biscuit bakers, 32 High street (T A "Hicks, Last Charles, plumber, 6 Blackfriars place, Friars place
Caterers, Chelmsford;" T N 176) & 86 & 87 Duke st Lawrence Maria (Mrs.), Railway tavern, 65 Duke street
Hicks Norah (Miss), fancy repository, 17 Tindal street Lawson Isaac William, saddler, 2 Church square
Rider George Alfred, shopkeeper, 105 Springfield road Layton Harry, Saracen's Head tap, High street
Hilliard G. B. a Son, auctioneers, valuer-s, surveyors Layt.on Richard, baker, I & 2 Anchor street
& estate agents, New street (Tel. No. 17); & 7 Great Lt>ech William & Sons, gun makers, 4 Tindal street
Winchester st. London E C. See advertisement Leech William, carpenter, 4 Hall street
Billiard (W.) & Ward, solicitors, 'JO Duke street (T N Lenaghan Rebecca (Mrs.), apartments, n Cottage place
178); &; I Guildhall chambers, Basinghall street, Lennards Ltd. boot & shoe makers, 37 &i 87 High street
London E C Lewin William Henry, nurseryman, landscape gardener.
Billiard Waiter, solicitor & commissioner for oaths rose grower & paving contractor, 6 Rosebery road
(Billiard (W.) & Ward), 70 Duke street Lewis Henry, insurance agent, 25 Hamlet road
H. M. Prison (F. W. H. Blake, governor; Rev. L. J. Lewis James, picture frame maker, 13 Moulsham .street
Hudson B.A. chaplain; Rt. Rev. Monsignor Watson, Ling Goorge B. corn, seed & oil cake merchant, 13
Catholic priest; Henry William Newton L.R.C.P. Tindal street & Bish(}p's Hall mill. T N 5X2
Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H.Eng. medical officer; Ling William Archer, Queen's Bead P.H. 6I High st
Sidney Harry Feron, storekeeper; Fred Rowland Linn Lionel Mark, insurance agent, 32 Vicarage road
Gracey, clerk & clerk to visiting committee; William Linsell & Saven, photographers, 39 Moulsham street
Charles Hale, chief warder), Springfield road Lipton Limited, provision dealers, 53 High street
Ro:ffmann Manufacturing Co. Limited (The), manufac- Litchfield William W. White Hart ho-tel, Tindal street
turers of ball bearings, New street pverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society, 72 Manor road
Haggard Bnrnaby,Queen's Head P.H.3o Lower Anchor st Lock Charles, county land agent, 67 Duke street
Holberton Mabel Edith (Mrs.), news agent, 2oga, London Central Meat Co. Limited, 63 High street
Moulsham street London County & Westminster Bank Limited (Chelms-
Holland Thomas Austin & Sons, jobmasters, Friars ford branch) (A. H. Morgan, manager), 7 & 8 High
place; carmen, Railway arches & blacksmiths, Bell yd street; draw on head office, 41 Lothbury, London E C
Home & Colonial Stores Lim. tea dealers, 55 High street London & Provinces Discount Co. Ltd. 26 Coval lane
Hood Harry E. deputy registrar of births & deaths for London & Provincial Tea. Ce>. tea dealers,2o Moulsha.m M
Great Waltham district, Springfield green Long George Josep-h, Bay Horse P.H. I8g Monlsham st
Horse Breeding Committee for County of Essex (Fred Love H. & Son, builders, I6 Grove road
Taylor, sec.), I7 Duke street Love day & Son, watch makers, I Baddow road
Horsnail George, Ship P.H. r 1 Broomfield road Loveday Theodore, butcher, rB & 216 Moulsbam street
Hmsnell Chas. Hy. market gdnr. 2 South Primrose hl Low James Bartlett Hyde, quantity surveyor, 74 Duk'ea~
Hosll:in Alexander, farmer, Boarded Barns farm Luckin & Sheldrake, chartered accountants, Bank
Howard Frank, grocer, see Porter & Howard chambers, New street. T N 48
Howard Sarah (Miss), apartments, 121 New London road Lucking George William M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon
Howar-th John W. librarian of Public Library, Market rd (firm, Sparrow & Lucking), I6 Railway street
Howse Henry· John, shopkeeper, 8 Primrose hill Lucking Wm. Augustus,carpenter, 79a, New London :rd
Hughes John Alien, tailor, I4I Springfield road Lummis Emma (Mrs.), boarding house, Io New
Hunt E. L. Limited, builders' ironmongers, Stonebridge, London road .
High street Lunney Alexander, deputy parish clerk to St. :Mary's,
Hurren William Charles, tailor, 56a, Moulsham street 48 Primrose hill
Hygienic Dairy (Albert Edward Holloway, manager), 7 Lyddon Alfred J. deputy county surveyor Essex County
Baddow road Council, 66 Duke street
Hymas Rachel Matilda. (Mrs.), shpkpr. I8o Moulsham st McNair William, hair dresser, 12 Tindal street
Industrial Hall (A. W. Andrews, sec.), Legg street McNa.y Herbert, hair dresser, 66 Moulsham street
Inland Revenue Office (taxes department, Ralph West- Madocks a Co. brush, mat & basket makers, 36
gate Green, surveyor of taxes ; valuation department, High street
Sidney James Murrell F.S.I. district valuer), Rains- Maldon Iron Works Co, Limited (Maldon), agri-
ford house, Duke street cultural implement manufacturers ; depot at Cot-
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, 223 & 224 Moul· tage place, New street. advertisement
sham street & 19 Tindal street Malyon Minnie (Miss), milliner, 20 Duke street
Ives Herbert Augustus, watch maker, 76 Duke street I Manley, Bright & Co. chartered accountants, I I New
Ja<Jk-son Clement Isaac, fruiterer, 37 Duke street London road ·
Jackson Hugh, hair dresser, I24 Baddow road Mann Alexander Harry, baker, Baker street & Legg st
James, Macpherson & Co. Limited, mineral water Mann Frederick White, currier, 120 & I2I Baddow road
manufacturers, County factory & Union yard, Tindal street
James Zachariah S. blacksmith, Dolphin yard, Tindal st Manning Thomas William, wine & spirit merchant & ale
Jarrold Sansam, bookseller &c. see Tindall & Jarrold &; stout bottler, 16 Duke street. T N 249
Jeffreys & Sons, clothiers, 51 & 52 High street Mansfield George & Son, blacksmiths, George street
Johnson Brothers (Dyers) Limited, 21 High street I Mansfield George, beer retailer, I & 2 George !trll_et
Johnson Edith Emily (Miss), dress ma. 46 Springfield rd Marchant John James, insur. agt. Weight rd.Springfield 0

Johnson George, confectioner, 37 Springfield road Marconi's lVireles5 Telegraph Co. Limited. ~ew street
Jones Fredk. news agent k tobacconist, 6J Moulsham st
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Markham Sarah Ann pits.), cuta;e contractor, 190 ~ewton Henry William :M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.,
Springfield road D.P.H.Eng. (firm, Newton & Alford), physician & sur-
Marriage William & Henry & Sons, millers (water & geon & medical officer of health to the Corporation,
steam) &c. Baddow road & ~ew street. T N 211 school medical officer & medical officer & public vac-
:::\Iarriage Frederick (the exors. of), millers (water), cinator No. I district, Chelmsford union & surgeon to
Springfield, Barnes H.M. Prison & Essex Constabulary, Fairfield house,
::\Iartin & Son", grocers, rg High street (T N 58) & 56 Duke street
Duke st~eat. T N 59 Nice Harry Edward, baker, so Springfield road
:\Iartin John Little M.B., C.~L physician & surgeon, see Nicholas John Henry M.A. secretary & solicitor to the
Gimson & Martin; & medical officer to the Chelms- Ess«:>x Education Committee, County offices, Duke st. ;
lord Joint Hospital Boa1d, 31 New London road & Ri,·er Plate house, Finsbury circus, London E C
l\laskell .A.dolphus George, solicitor & commissioner for Nicholls Thomas Lawran<!e, chemist, 18 Duke street
oaths, 12 New London ruad Nightingirl Daniel, carman, 3 Grove road
:Mason Charles, dairy, 68 Moub.ham street ~onconformist Cemetery (Charles Clift, sec.; David
Mason Edwin, surveyor of cu,toms & excise, Rainsford , Prior, caretaker), 79 New London road
house, Duke street X orfolk Ernest W. goods agent Great Eastern Railway
Mason George, local sec. Essex & Suffolk Equitable In- Co.; office, ~ew street
surance Society Limited, 4 Duke street Norris James Alfred, engineer &c. see Christy & Norris
Masonic Lodges (276 Good Fellowship) (F. W. B. Nunn George Stigwood, butcher, Springfield road
Stacker, se::.); (Essex Chapter Royal Arch) (Jnmes Nunn James Wiiliam,cabinet maker,23o (back of) Duke st
P. Lewin, scribe E; And1ew C. Durrant, treasurer) & Nurse En.lma (Mrs.), tailor, 12 Moulsham street
(Chelmer Lodge Mark Masons) (F. P. Sutthery, sec.), :Xurse William John, registrar of births & deaths for
Crane Court rooms, High street Chelm,ford sub-district & relieving & vaccination
Matt Erncst Herbert, fruiterer, 185 Moulsham street officer & inspector under 1• Infants' Life Protection
Matthew Stanley M.Inst.M. & C.E. assistant borough Act," r Braemar avenue
water engineer & surveyor, r6 New London road Oddey William, boot maker, 46 Moulsham street
~[awhood & Son, architects & surve:ors, 17 Market road Oliver William E. cattle dealer, Al.ma house, Coval lane
~aybanks John Henry, customs & excise officer & Open Air Swimming Bath (Corporation) (Alfred Pren~
officer for probate, Rainsford house, Duke street tice, caretaker), Waterloo lane
Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, 59 High street Orams & Son, watch makers, gga, High street
~lead Richard, furniture dealer, 19 Wood street Orrin Henry, boot maker, 10 Friars place
:\leads James, sign writer, ub, Tindal street Orrin Waiter, boot repairer, 7 Victoria rd. & 41a,New st
1\Ieads Jim, boot dealer, 36 Moulsham street j Osborne "\Y. T. & Co. tobacconists, 6o & 101 High street
~edley Harry, market ~ardener, Rainsford lane Ottley Francis John, Globe P.H. 7 Primrose hill
1
Meggy, Thompson & Creasey, proprietors & pub- 1 Overett £erbert, boot repairer, 84 Rainsford road
lishers of " Essex County ChYonicle," "Essex Owers Frank Howard,accountant for the county of Essex
Herald," "Essex Newsman" & "Maldon Expiess" & & hon. sec. of the County Accountants' Society,County
agents to the Sun Fire & Life Assurance Co. 98 High offices, Duke street
street. See advertisement Oxbrow Agnes M. (Mrs.), boarding house,94Mildmay rd
;)lelvin George, town clerk, clerk to the Borough Edu- Palmer Geo. & Sons, marine store dlrs. Moulsham st
cation Committee, U e Joint Sewerage Committee & Palm er Emest, horse slaughterer, 43 Moulsham street
to the Old Age Pensions (Crban) Committee, r6 New 1 Pannell Ernest, pork butcher, 2o6 Moulsham street
London road I Pannell William, fishmonger, 52 Duke street
Metcalfe Frank W. S., L.D.S.Eng. dentist, 42 Duke st Parish William B. commercial traveller, 1 Primrose hill
llid-Essex (Chelmsford) Conservative & Unionist Regis- ! Parke's Drug Stores Limited (Herbert Clarke,
tration Association (W. Martins Fison, principal manager), chemists & dealers in photographic
agent; S. J. Rowe, assistant agent), Rainsford road materials, 31 High street
Miles Frank J. tailor, 4 Springfield road Parker Adolphus Butcher, Golden Lion P.H. 90 Duke st
Miller Alfred, market gardener, Rainsford lane Parker Herbt. Arth. professor of music, 4 Braemar av
.\filler George, farmer, Baddow road Paikins George, van & cart builder, Railway arches
Miller John, market gardener, 22 Coval lane Pannenter J. Sydney, quantity surveyor, Duke street
~Iilward & Son, laundry, 22 Baddow road Parsloe John, watch maker, 25 High street
Monk Harry, Alma P.H. 52 Arbour lane Pascall G. W. & Co. wine importers, spirit dealers, foreign
Moody Marion (}ylrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Waterhouse ~treet, liqueur merchants, cordial makers, ale & stout bottlers
Wri~tle road &c. 46 & 47 High strePt
.:\{oore George, hardware dealer, 158 Moulsham street Pash J. Brittain Limited, agricultural engineers;
Moore Stanley Humphrey,furniture dlr.2oo Moulsham st warehouse, Market buildings; offices, next the Corn
Morgan ~rthur Henry; ~anager of ~ondon County k Exchange (T N 299); workshops, King Edward's aven
Westmmster Bank Limited, 7 & 8 H1gh street Patrick James, accountant to the Chelmsford Corpora-
)'lortier Eva (Miss), draper, 199 Moulsham street tion, r6 New London road .
Mortimer Richard Lewis, grocer, 99. High street Patrick Orlando James, machinist, Angel yard, Tindal st
Mothersole Edward A. plumber, Railway arches Pawson John Cameron, solicitor, 74 Duke street
Mothersole Henry, antique dealer, 37 Broomfield road Pavne Edward Nixon, photographer, 43 Duke street
~oy Thomas Limited, coal merchants, 3 Springfield rd Payne William James, grocer, 9 & 10 Broomfield T()ad
Mullucks Caroline (Miss), confr. 44a, Moulsham street Pearl John William, gardener to Mr. Robert H. Currie,
Mulvey William Snowball F.R.O. V.S. veterinary sur- 7ra, New London road
geon & veterinary inspector under the "Contagious Pedley Harry, house decorator & plmbr. 4 New London rd
Diseases (Animals) Act" & Board of Agriculture & Peggs Alfred, apartments, 21 Park road
Fisheries, II7 Baddow road Percy Frederick George, assistant insurance supt. 41
Munnion Brothers, motor body & carriage bftilders, Manor road
I I Springfield road. T N 22ts Perkins James Clifton, Tulip P.H. Church la.Springfield
:\<Iurrell Sidney James F.S.I. dist~ict valuer, valuation Perry G. & Son, s<!ale repairers, 16 Moulsham street
department Inland Revenue, Ramsford ho. Duke st Perry William George, fishmonger 204, & fruiterer 205,
Murrell William Augustus, assistant overseer, vestry Moulsham street
clerk & collector of borough rates for Springfield, of Pertwee Charles & W. H. architects &; surveyors, 19 New
King's taxes for Chelmsford & Springfield & of poor London road
rate for Springfield ward, Chamberlins, Hill road Pert"'ee William Hart M.S.A. architect & surveyor, see
~Iyall Wm. confectioner & cycle agent, Springfield road Charles & W. H. Pertwee
~ational Service Le:~gue (Essex branch) (the Earl of Petts E. S. & Son, chemical manure agents, 30 New
Warwick, president; CoL G. H. Coleman V.D. London road
organising sec.), 74 Duke street. T A " Service, Picture House (Augustus Richard P. Hickley, proprie-
Chelmsford;" T N 2o6 tor), New Writtle street
.:Xational Steam Car Co. Limited, motor car manufac- Pigg Harry W. Red Lion P.H. 99 New London road
turers, Queen street Pitts Robert Elliot M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (firm, Storrs &;
Nelson, Murdoch & Co. domestic machinery dealers, 48 Pitts), surgeon, 196 Springfield road
High street Poate Clara (Miss), apartments, 7 Riverside
Newcombe & Co. cycle agents, 31 & 32 Duke street; Police Station (Henry Charles Barrow, inspr.), New st
54a, High street & Railway arches Pollard E. motor engineer; agent for Austin's, Tal-
Ne\\man Emma J. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Mildmay road bot's, Vulcan, Belsize, Ford's & Studebaker cars;
Newton & Alford, physicians & surgeons, Fairfield house also for Matchless, N. U. T., B. S. A. & Lea-Francis
& 68 Duke street motor cycles ; cars for hire; high-class repairs, 31a,
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Pomeroy George F. Libeml registration agent, 13 New Runt er Sarah (Mrs.), dress ma],er, 25 Grove road
London road Rust Edwin James, market gardener,Falcon yard,High tt
Pomfrett George, shopkeeper, 6 New WritHe street Rust John Glendenning, assistant insurance superimteD-
Poney Frank, baker, IS Tindal street dent, 1 Southgate terrace, Rainsford road
Poole Edward 8c. Son. saddlers & harness makers, Rust John Rayment, pianoforte tuner, 40 Rainsfo:rd rd
athletic goods, motorists' clothiers & dealers in boots Salmon Color-Sergt. Charles Frederick George, recruit-
;& shoes, bags & trunks, 5 Tindal square ing sergeant, 128 New London 1·oad
Poole Charles William, bookbinder, 21 Market road Salmon Henry Edwin, manufrs'. agent, 61 Primrose hlll
Poppy George, tailor, 4 Riverside Saltmarsh & Son, florists, I I High street
Port~r & Howard, grocers, 55 Baddow road Samms William, builder, 89 Rainsford road
Porter Alfred George, confectioner, 213 Moulsham st Sams Samuel & Simeon Lewis, house furnishers, !t
Potter B. T. & Co. linen drapers, 42 & 43 High street Baddow road
Potter Henry. builder, contractor & builders' Saracen•s Head Hotel (Harry Haylock, proprietor);.
material merchant, sawing, planing & moulding family, commercial & posting house; stabling for
mills, Fairfield works. T N IS. See advertise- hunters ; loose boxes &c. High street. T A " Hay-
ment lock, Chelmsford;" T N 0175
Pountney Fred S. insurance supt. 25 Bishop'& road Sargeant Emma (Miss), apartments, 45 Park road
Powell Francis Edwin H. highway surveyor to the Sargent Gecrge, manager for Barclay & Company Ltd.
Chelmsford Rural District Council, Waterloo lane bankers, 2 Duke street
• Powell Saml. Alien, baker, & post office,I78Moulsham st SaveD. Victor, photographer, see Linsell & Saven
Praill Arth. Chas. Freik. market gardener,51 Atbour la Sayers Charles, Black Boy P.H. 220 Springfield road
Praill Thomas James, shopkeeper, 7 Arbour lane Seabrook William &. Sons, nurserymen & landscape
Price James Harry, firewood merchant, Victoria road gardeners; largest selection of fruit trees & roses il~
Prideaux Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 8 Park road the county for sale, The Nurseries {T N 28o); &-.
Prior Augustus David, fried fish dealer, 168 & 169 at Eoreham
Moulsham street Searles Ernest, laundry, 154 Springfield road
Prior Frederick Harold, painter, New Writtle street Sellick Thomas Edwin Lewis, member of the Incorpo-
Prudential Assurance Co. Limited (Thomas W. Han·is, rated Dental Society, I6 Duke street. T N 249
supt.), Prudential buildings, Duke street Sewell Ada C. (Miss), apartments, 23 Hamlet road
Pryor Harry Lewis, ladder maker, Eaddow rQad Sewell Eleanor (Mrs.), dress maker, I7 Eaddow road
Public LibNry (John W. Howarth, librarian & curator), Sewell Ernest Frederick, grocer, & post office, 19 Upper
Market road Bridge road
Public Museum (John W. Howarth,. curator), Market rd Sharpe Joseph, carpenter, 37 Manor road
• Pung George, tailor, Ioo High street Shead Henry Newell, corn merchant, Railway arches
Quilter Sarah Prior (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Meadow side, Shedd Emily J. tMrs.), baker, Post office, so Duke street
Springfield road Shedd James, greengrocer, 51 Duke street
Raddats Frederick(late Hasler & Son; established I822), Sheldon Percy J., M.Inst.C.E. county surveyor, Esse!.
ladies' & gentlemen's tailor; hunting outfits, liveries County Council, & registrar of motor cars for the-
&c. 23 High street. See advertisement county of Essex, .66 Duke street
Radley Frederick, boot repairer, 24 Moulsham street Sheldrake Harry Daking A.C.A. chartered accountant, see-
'Railway Refreshment Room (Waiter Goldwin, manager), Luckin & Sheldrake
Station yard Sheppee Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, 23 Eroomfield rd·
Ralph John William, news agent, 49 Duke street Shillitto Albert, Dolphin P .H. 14. Tindal street
Rankin Josiah Abraham, draper 3, & milliner 4, :Mouls- Shire Hall (J. H. Rowe, caretaker), Tindal sqna1'e
ham street Shoobridge George Fredericl;:, dentist, 8 New London rJ
Ransford Leonard U., L.D ..S.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon-dentist, Showers Capt. Edward Maclean, chief constable, Spring-
27 Duke street field court
Ranshaw George, Rising Sun P.H. 68 New London road Shuttlewood Thomas, beer retailer, II3 Springfield roan
Raven Frank, fancy draper, 2I Duke gl;reet Sibley Alfred, shopkeeper. 43 Manor road
Read Harry Goorge, watch maker, 54 Moulsham street Silvertown India Rubber 1 Gutta Percha A Tele-
Reed Christopher, coach builder, see Cooper & Reed graph Works Co. Limited. 106 Cannon street,
Reed John, carpenter, see Trigg & Reed London E 0 ; works, Silvertown, London E
Reynolds Thomas, butcher, I55 & I56 Springfield road Simmons William Barrow, builder, 205 Springfield roadt
Richardson Charles, boot maker, I98 Springfield road Simpson Cecil John, nurseryman, 74 Mildmay road
Richell Charles, restaurant, 3 New London road & tern· Simpson James, grocer, 26 Townfield street
perance hotel, 209 Springfield road Sinclair Harold Weightman M.D.Lond., D.P.H. schoo~
Ridgewell Charles Henry, greengrocer, 200 Springfield rd medical officer to the Essex County Education Com-
Ridgewell Lewis M. baker, 10 New street mittee, County offices, Duke street
Ridgwell Joseph Thomas, cabinet ma. 48 Townfield st Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited (Alfred Radford,.
Ridley T. D. 8c. Sons Limited, millers, maltsters & manager), 64 High street
brewers, Steam flour mills, Chelmsford (T N I3); Skingley _<\rthur, district supt. Pearl Life Assurance-
Hartford End & Felsted; maltings, Chelmsford, eo. Limited, 191 Spring-field road
Springfield. Braintree, :Hocking, Felsted & Writtle; Skinner James Edward, Windmill P.H. I9 Moulsham st
brewery, Hartford End Slipper Shipley R.D.S. dentist (alternate saturdays), j
Riley JosE>ph Atherton, insurance agent, 13 Cottage pi Duke street •
Rimmer Henry, boot maker, Ifu :M:oulsham street Slipper Waiter J. '3Uctioneer &c. see Rodd & Slipper
Rimmer Henry, fruiterer, 52 Moulsham street &i nur- Slythe .James Braddock (late Hardy), Londo,.
seryman, Braemar avenue Road Marble works i &; at Witham. See adver-
Rim mer John, carman, 44 Moulsham street tisement
Rippon Charles Edwin k Son, music sellers, 62 High st Smee Sarah (Mrs ), beer retailer, x65 Moulsham street
Rippon Ebenezer John, tobacconist, 82 Duke street Smee Sarah Ann (Mrs.), apartments, I23 New London rd
Rippon Thomas, news agent, 47 Moulsham street Smith F. Luckin Limited, wholesale & familv grocers,
Rison Florence (Mrs.), confectioner, I23 Baddow road provision & wine merchants, 76 <High st. (T N 63);
River Plate Fresh Meat Co. Ltd. butchers, 54 High st 182 Moulsham street & 149 Springfield road; oil &.
Rodd 8c. Slipper, auctioneers, valuers, surveyors & color merchants, 66 High street; & at Maldon, Burn-
estate agents, I2 Duke street (Tel. No. Ig8); & at ham, Danbury, Southminster, Ingatestone, Witham
Wickford & Earls Colne
Rogers Brothers, ironmongers, 2I4 Moulsham street Smith Joseph A. &; Sons, drapers, 88 & 89 IDgh street
Rogers Charles, whitesmith, I95 Moulsham street & 10 Tindal street
Rogers John, beer retailer, 7 Hall street Smith W. H. &; Son, booksllrs. & news agts. Railway stD
Rolph Arthur, wholesale fishmonger, I87 Moulsham st Smith Edward, tailor, 207 Springfield road
Rolph Kate (Mrs.), fishmonger, 35 Spring:field road Smith Ernest, pork butcher, 122 Baddow road
Rose Richard, Lion & Lamb hotel, 25 Duke st. T N 289 Smith Frank Norman, boot repairer, Baddow road & 77
Rosling Limited, motor car repairers, New London road Rainsford road
(T N 68) & Spring:field road Smith Frederick George, officer of the sheriff of -Esse~
Rowden Percy, wine & spirit merchant, 12 Duke street Whitt> cottage, Cejar avenue
Rowe Eenjamin, beer retailer, IS Eaddow road Smith Henry, tailor, & post office, 124 Springfield road
Rowe Joseph Hy. caretaker Shire hall, 7 Market road Smith John, beer retailer, 152 Springfield road
Rowe Sidney, fried fish shop, 7 Springfield road Smith Nathan, dentist, 20 New London road
Rowland William & Son, plumbers, 28 Vict{)ria road & Smith Robt. florist & market gardener, 156 :Moulsham st
32 Primrose hill Smith Waiter John,coal dealer,Chelmer pl.Springfield rc4
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Snow Harry Miles, cabinet maker, Baddow road Tilson Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Hall street
Somerset Rag-lan, deputy chief constable, Springfield crt Timson William Henry, painter, Bo Spring:field road
Sorrell Frederick, Star & Garter P.H. 159 Moulsham t~t Tindall & .Jarrold, booksellers, printers, stationers,
South Arthur, fishmonger, 207 Moulsham street bookbinders & account book manufacturer,;, concert
Southam J. B. & Co. tailors, Tindal street agents &c. go High street & 9 Tindal st. T N 5Y1
Southgate Alfred, fruiterer, 88 Duke street 'l'omlinson William Henry, assistant overseer & p1or
~owman "\Vall:er James, grocer, 29 1\Ionlsham street rate collector north & south wards, Vestry hall, New
Spalding Fred & Sons, portrait & landscape photo- street & 6 Sandford road
graphers, picture frame makers &c. dealers in artistic Trigg & Reed, carpenters, Baddow road
!!Oods & novelties; toy, games & fancy goods baza~J.r Trump Richud Henry, hair dresser, 212 Moulsham st
& box, trunk & bag warehouse, 4 & 5 High street &. Trundell John, fried fish dealer, Anchor street
Crane court Tu bereulfl~is Dispensary (Alfred John W illiamson M ..A.,
Sparrow Lewis J. & Son, smiths, Roseberry yard,Spring- l\I.D., D.P.H. officer), 89 Duke street
field road Tunbridge Frank, temperance hotel, 13 Friars place
Sparrow & Lucking, veterinary surgeons, 16 Railway st Turner Samuel & Son, basket makers, 8 Monlsham street
Sparrow Richard, carman,4o Navigation rd.& Barrack sq Turner George William, grocer, 47 Springfield road
Spencer Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkpr. Church Ia.Springfield Turner Robert Edward, cabinet maker, upholsterer &
Spender M. &; M. dress makers, I6 High street decorator; removals, 53 Duke street. See adver-
Spiers John Edward, drill instructor Essex Industrial tisement
school, 35 Park avenue Tween Mary .Ann (Mrs.), mrkt.gdnr. 69 Sth. Primrose hl
Springett William Oliver Gerald, furniture dealer, 8 Twinn Robert, boot repr. 3 Rose cots. Spring:field road
Springfie:d road Tyrrell Ernest, insurance agent, 23 Burgess Well road
Staines David, boot maker, 32 Victoria road Cnderwood Fred, dining rooms, 33 New street
Stairles Thomas, coal dealer, 136 Springfield road lnderwood Fredk. Jas. butcher, 38 & 39 Duke st. TN 45
Stalley Minnie (~irs.), dress maker, I 7 Glebe road Vestry Hall (W. H. Tomlinson, manager), New street
Stanley John, confectioner, 6 4 Moulsham street Vine Margt. (Miss), apartments, Mill house, Baddow rd
Stapleton & Son, plumbers, 12 Baddow road Vipond James, assistant insurance supt. 33 Park road
Steam Carpet Beatin<>" Works (Wenley & Son proprietors) Wade John, marine store rlealer, I88 Moulsham street
The Arcade. See "advertisement ' ' Wakeling Alfred, Rose & Crown P.H. Rainsford :road
Steele Charlotte Lonisa (Miss), dining rms. 1s Tindal st I Wailer Sergt.-~ajo: Alennder, drill i~structor A & B
Stevens Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ss Monlsham street Cos. sth Terntorul Batt. Essex Regiment, Dnll hallr
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Stevens Samuel Charles, slater, 11 Queen street Wailer Theodo~e Ha~ry L.R.C.~.Lond.! M.R.C.S.Eng.
Stevens Waiter, slater, 97 Moulsham street s~Jrg~on, medlC~l o~lCer & public _vacemator to No. 9-
Stiles Henry, fruiterer, 5 Moulsham street district & med1cal ufficer to Workhouse, 18 New Lon-
Stonebanks ..!.rthur Bucking-ham, passage broker &; emi- don road . P. . . . .
gration & ~eneral shipping agent, 4 New London rd. Ward Fr'lnc1s :'.A. sohc1to~ & comm1s~wner for oaths
see advertisement (firm, Duffie1a & Son), as~1stant sec. d10.cesan board of
Storrs &; Pitts, surgeons, 197 Springfield rd. & SS New st finance, deputy registrar of the <;onnty court & banlr-
Storrs Kenneth Simonds M.B., B.S.Camb. (firm, Storrs _ruptcy co~rt &: deputy s~pt .. r;g-Istrar, g(i H1gh street
& Pitts), surgeJn, s5 ~ew street VI ard Franl,, bmlder, 153 "'prm,field r~ad
Storv Rhoda (Mrs.) scale maker 9 Springfield road Ward Gladstone, dental surg-e17, _na, Tmdal street
S tunt · s · ! '· ·
& on, solicitors & commissiOners for oaths, 71
Ward Joseph, plumber, see Hawkms & Ward
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Stunt Francis, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, & ·warmg • rdan '(M"roJ) ' aidor,b7 d u s am Ms reke t d
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St un t W1"ll"1am (fi rm, St un t & S on ) , so1ICI . ·t or, & c1er k t o u:~
arren . & o. c em1sts ruggists, 222 on s
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solicitor to the Companv of Proprietors of the Chel- ~ ew r~ . e s ree d
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mer & ac ;:wa t er ~ av1ga ·wn . 71 u W as 1;:e tt '-'ard
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Watts John, hosier, I I Tindal street
rrwtor),- 1 9° Mou:sha~ ~treet ~ Webb Joseph & Robert, tailors, 24 Broomfield road
Sutthery k Wo~tle,, sohcitors, 4 Duke ~t. _ T ~ 7° . Webber William Grose, watch maker, jeweller, gold
Sutt~e.ry F~anl, Pel_Ia~t (firm, Sutther) & ~ ortle~ ), &, silver smith & optician, 11 Duke street
solic~tor & commissioner for oaths ~ clerl~ !? the Weight Frederick, Three Cups P.H. 28 Springfield road
magistrate~ for t~e _Ongar petty sessiOnal diVl_SI?~ & Welham Joseph, tailor, 2 Friars place
clerk _to th~ commiSSioners of taxes for Ongar diVIsion, Wellings Cyril, Royal Oak P.H, New London road
4 Dul,e str et . Wellington Henry, shoeing smith, Baddow road
Swan Frank E., F.R.C.O., A.RC.M. professor of music, Wells & Per~ry, English & foreign timber, cement.
125 New Lo~don ~o~d . slate & drain pipe merchants, sawing mills & coal &
Swann Fredenck Wilham, statwn II_laster, Duke street lime merchants, Station , ardl Duke street, & at
Tansley Frank, carman & beer retaile_r, 24 Wood street Ingatestone. T .A "Balk; Chelmsford;" T N 2 6.
Taylor Fred (F.A.I.) & Co. auchoneers, valuers & see advertisement
house, 1!-lnd & estate agents, 17 Duke street. See Wells ~;\.lbert G. supt. of Fire Brigade, Market road
advert•sem_ent . . Wenley & Son, cabinet makers, upholsterers, carpet
Taylor Frank, msurance ag-ent, 5 Tnmty road & paperhan<>"in<>" warehouse decorators & ooeneral
. fi eId r.oa d
T,aylor G eo. Jas. d raper, ~12, 213 & -214 S prmg "' "' furniture removers
house furnishers, ' e
& depof;itories 'k
'laylor Henry Waiter, ?mlder, I Rectory road pr<>priewrs of the Essex pantechnicon, The Arcade.
Taylor James Isaac, bmlder, IOI Lower _lnchor street T N 24 . T A "Wenley Chelmsford." See adver-
Teager William, market gardener, Moulsham Hall gdns tiseme;,t '
Temple _Edwin Ross, ha_ir dresser, I94 Mou~sham s~reet Went Edgar James, Cricketers P.H. 143 Moulsham street
Terr1torml Force Battahon (5th) Es~ex Reg1!llent(L1eu_t.- Wesleyan & General Assurance Society (Thos . .Au.;ustus
Col. J. M. Welch T.~. commandmg; MaJOr Fredenck Yorke Morter, district snpt.); district o:ffice,46 Park rd
W. rr:aylor, co~andmg detachment~ Capt. ..!.. D. N West Essex (3rd) Mutual Building Society (Harry Dak-
~Ierriman, adJutant; A & B Compa_nres: A Co. Capt. ing SheJdrake, sec.), Bank chambers, New street
P. C. Yong-e & B Co .. Capt. G. Wllks; Sergt.-MaJor West Essex Permanent Bnildin~ Society (H. D. Shel-
-·\J~xander Wailer, dr1ll mstructor); head quarters, drake, s~c.), Bank chambers, New street
Drill hall, Market road West CharlPs P. tailor, Baddow road
Thompson & Son, boot makers, Rainsford road Westcombe Harold, watch maker, 591, H1gh street ·
Thompson Wm.& Son.painters &c.1 Rail vils.Fairfield rd Westlake Charles William, agent I'rudential .Assmance
Thompson James W. baker, 5 Broomfield road Co. Limited, 27 Park avenue
Thompson John Ockelford, printer & publisher, see Weston D. & Co. billposter•, 47 G ldlay road
Meggy, Thompson & Creasey Weston Mary A. (Miss), nurse, 13 Hamlet roaC'
Thresh John Clong-h D.Sc., M.D., F.I.C. medical officer Wbarton William, tailor, sza, Yonlsham stree:
of health to the Essex County Council, 64 New London White Ellen (~frs. ), shopli:eeper, 29 Upper :Brid~-:"P roa•l
road. Tel. No. 197 White Ernest Waiter, machine ruler, Angel yard
Thress .Albert J. Bell hotel, Tindal street White Samuel Newton, tailor, 33 Monlsham street
Thrift William Ruddock &. Sons, corn, hay & straw Whitlock John, wardrobe dealer, 202 Moulsham street
& oil cake merchants & millers, Railway arches, Duke Wicks Eu'ltace. confectioner, Baddow road
Wicks J l>hn Leigh, {lhotographer, zog Moulsham_.Ahtfrjuwe.y
street; & at Boreham
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Wicks Percy, confectioner, 41 Baddow road
Wiggins Henry Hankins, shopkeeper, 79 Victoria road
Wight James Alfred, dairyman, ro Springfield road
Wilkinson Eli, shopkeeper, ::¥2 New street
Williams George, photographer, 27 Moulsham street
Williams James, millers' traveller, 7 Upper Roman road
Williamson .Alfred John~.~\., M.D., D.P.H. tuberculosis
officer, 89 Duke street
Williamson J. B. wool merchant, Baddow road
Willis James & Son, grocers, 199 Springfield road
Willsher Frank, clerk &; collector to the Essex Provident
Society & hall keeper, Corn exchange, n8 New Lon-
don road
Wilson C. W. & Co. outfitters, 72 High street
Wilson Edmund, Spotted Dog P.H. 24 Tindal street
Wilson Robert Melville B.Sc. principal of the East
Anglian Institute of .Agriculture, Duke street
Wilson William, confectioner, 8 Duke street
Wilton Eleanor (Mrs.), apartments, ro Fairfield road
Wiltshire S3rah (Madame), dress maker, 29 Maltese rd
Wincer Alien, land agent, see Cobbe & Wincer
Winchester Prances (.Miss), aparts. 24 New London rd
Winterfiood Waiter, hot water engineer, 41 Roman road
Wisbey William Ernest, plumber, 21 New London road
Wood Arthur Waiter, paperhanger, 21 Roman road
GREAT CHESTERFORD is an ancient village and
parish, on the banks of the Cam or Granta, on the
• borders of Cambridgeshire, and on the road from London
to Newmarket, with a station on the Great Eastern
(Cambridge) railway, 43 miles from London by road and
47} by railway, n south from Cambridge and 4 north-
west from Saffron Walden, in the Northern division of
the county, Uttlesford hundred, Saffron Walden petty
sessional division, union and county court district, and
in the rural deanery of Saffron W alden, archdeaconry of
Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The abandoned
Chesterford ami Newmarket railway crosses the parish.
The church of All Saints is a spacious and lofty building
of stone, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chan-
cel, nave of four bays with clerestory, aisles, and an em-
battled western tower containing a clock and 6 bells:
in the south aisle is a brass figure of a lady, probably
of the Holden family, who founded a chantry here in
1523 and another of John, 7th son of Thomas, baron
Howard of Walden K.G. ob. 24 May, x6oo; there is also
a small brass to Mary Bales, ob. r642, and in the nave
one to George Felsted, ob. 1638: in the south aisle is a
memorial window, erected by his widow and children, to
Lord Charles Amelius Hervey M.A. vicar here 183g-8o,
d. 10 April, r88o. In 1902, two lights were added to the
east window as memorials to Her late Majesty Queen
Victoria, and to those who fell in the South African
war, r8g9-1902: the two remaining lights were added in
19II in memory of His late Majesty King Edward VII. :
-there are 400 sittings. The register dates from the
year 1586. The living is a vicarage, with the rectory
of Little Chesterford annexed, net yearly value £350,
induding 47 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift
()f the Marquess of Bristol, and held since 1897 by
the Rev. John Stewart M ..A. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, and rural dean of Saffron Walden. There is a
.:Small Congregational chapel, built in 1846, with 250
sittings. Hill"s charity arises from a sum of £19 left in
1459 by the Rev. Richard Hill, rector of this parish ; the
interest i11 distributed yearly at Christmas. The local
{Jolt and Foal Society is for the breeding and general
improvement of horses for competition in the neighbour-
hood. There is also a Horticultural Societv. Chester-
•
f&rd was a Roman station, and derived its name from
being a "castrum," or camp, on the ford over the Granta,
and was one of a chain of Roman forts extending from
-the W eald or wood of Essex to the Devil's Ditch in the
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
::.helford Richard Jefferson
.5tanley Alan Sidney Wentworth D.L
· Badcock Mrs. High street &; J .P. Chesterford house
Burleigh James Hugh, Hazelmere Stewart Rev. John M.A. (vicar,&; rec·
Burleigh Mrs. Carmelstead tor of Little Chesterford & rural
Clay Alfred dean), The Vicarage
Davidson Alfred, Sunnyside Stoughton Mrs. The Cottage
Davidson Mrs. The Firs
COMMERCIAL.
Geldard Mrs. White house
"Hides George Thomas, Manor house Abraham Hy.carpenter &; wheelwrght French J obn, watch maker
.Jones Mrs. The Crown house Andrews Albert, grocer
King Henry, Mill house Andrews Arthur, news agent
King Miss, lcknield Barrett Job, beer retailer
"Middlebnrst James, The Delles 1 Barrett John, butcher
Pilgrim Edward J. The Gables · Burleigh James Hugh, farmer, Hazel· Great Chesterford Horticultural So-
Pilgrim Mrs. Chambers farm mere farm
Sb!"lford J nhn Coleman Thomas Bennett, Crown & Hagger Alvan Tubal, newsagent
Shelford Miss Thistle P.H
Woodward Charles William, tailor, outfitter, hosier
& hatter, 86 High street & na, Tindal street
Woodward John, Army & Navy P.H. 52 Baddow road
Workers' Union (Chelmsford branch) (C. L. Cooper,
branch sec.), 54 High street
Wortley Stamp LL.B. solicitor (firm, Sutthery & Wort-
1 ley), 4 Duke street
1 Wray &. Fuller, builders' merchants i steam
haulage contractors ; 1.culptors ; stone, marble, granite
& slate works, The Carrara Marble works,
Springfield road. Telephone No. 27. See adver·
tlsement
Wright Frederick Thos. boot & shoe maker, 45 High st
Wright Henry J oseph, furniture dealer, 3 Hall street
Yeldham Florence (Mrs.), secondhand clothes deale:, :;6
Springfield road & .p New street
Yeldham Joseph Harry, beer retailer, 161 Springfield rd
Young Men's Christian .Association (J.rthur B. Stone-
banks, sec.), 26 High street
Young Fred, Plough hotel & livery stables, Lion &;
Lamb yard, Duke street. T N 188
Young William, Woolpack PH. 10 Mildmay road
Youngs Arthur, carriage builder, Market road &. 218
Moulsham street
fens near Newmarket: it is also affirmed, with great
probability, to have been the site of the Roman "Cam-
boritnm ,. ; many coins, chiefly those of Caligula, Trajan
and Constantine have been found in the borough fields,
and in 1769 a pot, containing a quantity of fine speci-
mens, was discovered, and in 1843 a very beautiful coin
of Licinius ; other relics of bronze, g-old and brass have
also been met with, besides a carved stone trough and
some skeletons. Chesterford had formerly a market and
holds a charter from Charles I. recognising the privilegea
recorded as belonging to it in Dome~day Book. A fair
is held on the rst Fridav in Julv.
• • Rear-Admiral the
Marquess of Bristol M.V.O. who is lord of the manor,
R. B. Wilkinson esq. and Lord Inchcape G.C.Y.G.,
K.C.I.E., K.C.S.I. of Chesterford Park, are the prin-
cipal landowners. The tenure of copyhold land is by
Borough English; under which, when a man dies, hi1
estate descends to his youngest son or daughter, or
youngest uncle or l\insman. The soil is principally
light on the low lands and heavy on the hills; sub-
soil, chalk, but deeper on the high land. The crops
are on the four-course system. The area is 2,gn acres
of land and 6 of water; rateable value, £5,693; the
population in rgii was 825 in the civil parish and r,os6
in the ecclesiastical pari~h.
Sacri:;tan, Leonard Denny.
Post, M. 0. & T. Office (letters should have Essex
added).-Arthur Isaac Denny, postmaster. Lettera
arrive by messenger from Saffron Walden at 6.45
a.m. & by train at g.2o a.m. & 5 p.m. & dispatched
by train at rr.55 a.m. & by messenger at 7·35 p.m.;
on sundays,arrive at 6.45 a.m.; dispatched at 7·35 p.m
Wall Letter Box, Greyhound, cleared 9.30 &; II.I5 a.m.
& 5 & 7.30 p.m. week days; 7.30 p.m. sunday
County Police Station, Sergeant William White
SCHOOLS.
Public Elementary (mixed), built with master's bou9\)
in 1839, for rso children; average attendance, 1].6;
the school has an endowment of ::.bout [,40 yearly,
arising from land; J ames E. Thew lis, master
l11fants', built in r875 & enlarged in 1901, for So
infants; average attendance, 56; Mrs. T. Pilgrim,
mistress
Railway Station, F. W. Lummis, station master
Dale Frederick, brewer, maltster A;
-
wine & spirit merchant ; awarded
two first prizes for cask beers a;
Champion Gold Cup for bottled
beers ; & at Cambridge
Denny Art h. Isaac, statnr. & postmstr
Denny Leonard Spencer, confection&r
Fitch Benjamin, boot maker
Freeman J oseph, beer retailer
Gates Arthur J oseph, hurdle make:r
Great Chesterford Colt & Foal So-
ciety (W. C. Emson, sec. ; Ernes'
King, jQint sec)
ciety (James E. Thewlis, sec)
, II~d ~s G. T. & Son, farn:ers
 DIRECTORY. J Eo;SEX. CBIGY.AL. 133
Bolgate George, butcher Middlehurst James, frmr. The Delles Shelford Wm. & Sons, provision mers
Kent Jane {Mlss), dress maker Pilgrim Edward John, farmer Smith Joshua Percy, blacksmith
King T. & B. Limited, steam & water Register George, farmer ' Symonds David, farmer
millers & corn merchants. T N 24 Seaman Wm. Chas. White Horse P .H Thurgood William F. grocer
Saffron Walden Searle Chas. Fredk. baker, Carmel st Turner Waiter, farmer
Law Frank,chimney sweeper&coal dlr Searle Ernest E. Greyhound P.H. Ward Jonas. cycle dealer
llcLaren John, farmer assistant overseer, assessor &; col- Welch Fredk. Chas. farmer, Mill ho
Maris William, saddler lector of King's taxes &; clerk to Whiteside Annie (Mrs.), baker
MarkeD Wm. gardener to Mrs. J ones
Mason William, vermin destroyer
lthe Parish Council
, Sharpe Robert, coal dealer
Whit man Thomas, lime burner
Whitman Waiter, beer retailer
LITTLE CHESTERFORD is a small parish on the caused by a spa;k from a passing traction engine.
river Cam and the road from London to Cambridge, 1 In this parish there are several endowed charities,
mile south of Great Chesterford and in the same juri3· producing about £4o a year, which is distributed
diction. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a low yFarly. ChestPrford Park is the seat of Lord Inchcape
but ancient building of rubble in mixed styles, consist· G.C.M.G., K.C.I.E., K.C.S.I. who is owner-occupier.
ing of chancel, divided from the nave by an oak screen, The house is a large modBrn mansion, pleasantly
north porch and a western turret containing 2 bells: the ,ituated on an eminence, I mile north-east from the
church was restored and the interior refitted in 1855: village, in a pai k of about 350 acres. Rear-Admiral
there are brasses formerly on an altar tomb to George The Marquess of Bristol M.V.O. who is lord of the
Langham esq. lord of the manor, oh. I462, and his wife manor, Lord Braybrooke and Lord Inchcape are the
lsabel; and there were formerly others to members of principal landowners. The soil is heavy on the hills and
the Hasylden family, 1476-So: there is also an ancient light on the low land; subsoil, principally chalk. The-
tomb of marble, with a recumbent effigy, to James Wal· crop~ are on the four-course shift. The area is 1,207
singham esq.: there are 120 sittings. The register of acres; rateable value, £I,I65; the population in 19H1
baptisms, marriages and burials dates from 1559. The was 235.
livmg is a rectory, annexed to the vicarage of Great SPRI~G WELL is a hamlet of Little Chesterford.
Chesterford, net yearly value £350, including 47 acres
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Marquess of Post Office.-William Reeve, sub-postmaster. Letters
lkistol, and held since 1897 by the Rev. John Stewart arrive from Saffron Walden at about 7 a.m. & 12.30
.M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, and rural dean of p.m. & are dispatched at 7·45 p.m. Great Chester-
&ffron Walden, who resides at Great Chesterford. ford is the nearest money order & telegraph office, I
The Wesleyan chapel here, erected in I872, has about mile distant
100 sittings. In Apll'il, 1914, a disastrous fire broke Infants' School, built in r862, for 24 infants, is now
()Ut in the Yillage and eleven cottages and two inns closed, except for Sunday school purp()ses, & the;
were destroyed; the fire was supposed to have been children attend the school at Great Chesterfordl
Inchcape Lord G.C.M.G., K.C.I.E.,, Carter William, sexton How Robt.gamekpr. to Lord Inchcape'
K.C.S.I. Cbesterford park; & at 4 Collyer Charles A. S. land agent to Porter Jsph. Chas. farmer, King's frm
Seamore pb.oe, Mayfair W & Lord Inchcape, Rectory farm 1Reeve Wm. shoe maker, &; post office
Athen:eum club S W, London French George, stockman to Mr. Fdk. Searle Francis L. shopkeepPr.
Collyer Charles A. S. Rectory farm John Welch, Malting farm Umrin Mary Ann (Mrs.), laundress
Wright Mrs. Springwell Green Waiter Edwin, bailiff to Mrs. Wallman Louisa Maria(Mrs.),beer ret
OO»MERC1AL. Bartlett. Manor farm Welch Fredk. Jahn, farmr. Springwell •

Button Emily (Miss), shopkeeper .Hayward Richard, Crown inn Welch Harry, assistant overseer
CHICKNEY is a parish, on a fepder of the river joint net yearly value £3o7, including 45 acres of glebe,
Chelmer, with a station called Sibleys on the Elsenham with residence, in the gift of J. H. Benyon esq. and 1.~
to Thaxted line of the Great Eastern railway, 6 . A. Cranmer-Byng esq. alternately, and held sine~ rB93.
north-west from Dunmow, and 7 north-east from by the Rev. Henry Ferdinand Battiscombe '1'1l.Assoc.
Bishops Stoll'tford, in the Western division of the K.C. who resides at Broxted. The glebe has lately
county, D11nmow hundred, petty sessional division, been purchased from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners.
union and county court district, and in the rural and is now the property <If Sir Waiter Gilbey bart. of
deanery of Dunnww, archdeaconry of Colchester and I Elsenham Hall. William Foot Mitchell esq. J.P. of
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. :Mary the Quendon Hall, in this county, is lord of the manor and
Virgin, situated on rising ground, is a small and principal landowner. The soil is heavy; subsoil, clay.
ancient building of rubble, in the Early English The crops are wheat, beans and barley. The area
t~tyle, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch anrl a is 713 acres; rateable value, £366; the population in
westerit tower, with conical spire, containing 2 bells: 1911 was 32.
the interior wa.s restored in r858, when the old altar Letters through Stansted arrive at g.3o a.m. ; dis-
stone, incised with consecration crosses, was discovered patched at 9.30 a.m. The nearest post office is at
and replaced; the font is ancient and much admired : Henham &; telegraph office at Elsenham, 3 miles.
the church has Bo sittings. The register of baptisms distant
dates from 1554; marriages and burials, 1556. ThP The children of this parish attend the school at Henbam
living is a rectory, annexed to the vicarage of Broxied, Sibley~ Railway Station, Bertie JakPs, in charge
Darlington William, farmer,Springate I Joyce Albert, farmer, Sibleys I Scruby Fdk. frmr. ChicJmey Hall frm
CHIGNAL is a parish formed in March, 1888, from ' "Brick Chignal ") is 4~ miles north-west from Chelms.. •
the previously separate parishes of Chignal SS. James ford station. The church of St. Nicholas, originall;:)'
and Mary and Chignal Smealey. together with part of the built more than 700 years ago, is a small edifice of brick
parish of Writtle, the two former, however, sti!J re· in the Early English style, consisting of chancel and
maining ecclesiastically distinct, a!ld being in the Mid nave and an embattled western tower with pinnacle8.
division of the county, Chehnsford hundred, union, petty containing one bell ; the chancel is considered to be a
sessional division and county court district and in the part of the old structure : the font, a unique example,
rural deanery of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex 1 is entirely of brick. In 1894 the church was refloored,
- and diocese of Chelmsford. and the interior renovated and reseated, and now affords
Bo sittings. The register dates from the year r6oo.
CHIG~.A.L ST. JA~ES, which is mentioned in the The living is a discharged rectory, net yearly value £6s,
Domesday Survey, lies {}fi the small river Cann. which with residence, in the gift of Mrs. Reade, of Bath,
flows into the Chilwell, and is about 3 miles north-west and helrl since 1894 by the Rev. Alexander William
from Chelmsford station. The church of St. James is a Oliph~nt Murray M . .!. of Worcester College, Oxford:
building of flint, in the Early English style, consisting the first rector mentioned was Richard Soke. in the
of chancel and nave and a western turret containin~ rei~n of Henry ll. Philip Morant . M. A. of Pembroke
one bell, and has 110 sittings. The register dates from fJoll<>ge, Oxford, the well-known historian of Essex,
the year 1724. The living is a rectory, with those of St. was rector of this parish in 1735. There is a Congre~
.Mary and Mashbury aTinexed, net yearly value £3oo. gational chapel at Chignal Smealey, seating 200. In
'lll'ith 54 acres of glebe. and residence, in the gift of 1776 Sarah. VisconntPss Falkland, beque-athed the
:;;, H. Loy esq. and held ;:ince 1894 by the Rev. interest of £wo to be given awav every Sunday in brt>ad
Frederick Williams M . .!. of Trinity College, Dublin. to such poor persons of Chignal Smealey as usually attend
divine service at that parish ehurch; this benefaction
CIDG:8.!.L SMEALEY (or Little Chicknal, formet·ly now produces a gift of four loaves every Sunday. The
called "Checkenhall Semeley," and also known at charities for Chignal St. James amount to about £ra
~arions times as "Chignal Smeley, Smele and yearly. Austin Matthews esq. who is lord of the
Smethelea," as well as "Chignal Trenchfield," and ' manor. Lord Petre, Henry ~Iarriage esq. of Broomfield,
 134 CHIG:'f.AL. ESSEX. •
(KELLY'S

Adolphus Matthews esq. and Stanley Langman esq. are Post Office, Chignal Smealey. Joseph Hutton, sub-post-
also landowners. The soil is generally heavy; subsoil, master. Letters from Cl::elmsford arrive at ~ a.m.
clay and loam. The chief crops are wheat, barle:f, beans & 12 noon; letters dispatched at 6.25 p.m.; there
and oats. The area of the civil parish of Chignal is is no post on rundays. The nearest money order &
2,027 acres; rateable value, [2,46]; the population in telegraph office is at Great Waltham, 3 miles distan~
1911 was 370. Wall Letter Box, at The Green, cleared at 6.40 p.m
By Local Government Board Order 22,241, March 24, Pillar Letter Box, Cross Roads, eleared 7 p.m. ; sun-
r,S88, a. detached part of Writtle parish, known as Beadles days, 8.45 a.m
~-1. was added to Chignal.
Provided School (mixed), enlarged in 1875 & again in
l'arish Clerk, Arthur Matthams (Chignal St. James). xgu, for 104 chlldren; a1rerage attendance, 87; Geo.
Parish Glerk, .Albert Turp (Chignal Smealey). Godfrey, master
The population of Chignal SS. J a roes and Mary witl1 Carriers to Chelmsford.-.irthur TunbridgP, tues. .\
Mashbury ecclesiastical parish in 1911 was 366, and of fri. & J oseph Mead, passing through from High
(}hignal Smealey, 101. Easter, mon. & fri
PRIVATE RESIDE:!<TS. Langman Stanley, farmer, Stevens'
Christy Gerald, The Blue house COMMERCIAL. Matthews Kdolphull, farmer & lamf-
Christy Miller, Broomwood lodge Byford Wm. James, Three Elms p .H owner, Beadles hall
;Langman Stanley, Stevens' Chapman Arthur, blacksmith Matthews .Austin, farmer & land-
Matthews .Adolphus, Beadles hall Christy James, farmer, Briton's hall owner, Chignal hall, Langley's &
Matthews Austin, Chignal hall Gibb Robert, Henry & Thos. farmers, Howlett's farms
Murray Rev. Alexander W. Oliphau1 Gray's farm Pitts Waiter, beer retailer
M ..A. (rector of St. Nicholas) Hutton J ames, grocer, Post ~ffice Tunbridge Arthur, carrier
Richardson Frederick, Dyers hall King Charles, bailiff to W. H.Marriag£- Walieling George, wheelwright
Williams Rev. Frederick M.A. (recto & Sons, Brick Barn & Beaumont
of St. James') Otes farms

CHIGWELL, in Domesday "Chingelwella '' or "Cing- and the hiils of Kent.
vella,'' i.e. the King's Well or King's W eald·, is an
ancient village and parish, seated on the east side of
the river Roding and on the road from ,London to
Ongar, wl milp.g north-east from Whitechapel church,
.s north-east from Woodford station, and 2 miles south
from Buckhnrst Hill station, both on the Ongar branch
of the Great Eastern railway. Chigwell and Grange
_Hill stations, on the loop line of the Great Eastern rail-
way from Ilford to W oodford, were opened in IQ03-
The parish lies close to Epping and Hainault Forests,
and is much admired for its woodland scenery and
pleasant prospects : the parish is in the Western divi-
-sion of the county, Ongar hundred, Epping union and
petty sessional division, Romford county court district,
.and: in the rural deanery of Chigwell, archdeaconry of
Essex and Chelmsford diocese, and is within the juris-
diction of the Metropolitan police. The church of St.
Mary is a picturesque building of flint, consisting of
chancel, nave, north aisle, south porch and a wooden
tower on t.ha western gable, with small spire, containing
S bells: the nave and chancel were rebuilt in 1886, on
the site of the north aisle from plans by the late Sir .A.
W. Blomfield A.R.A., F.S.A. at a cost of £s,soo: the
original nave now forms ·a south aisle and chapel: the
60uth d·oor is Norman and the windows are chiefly
Perpendicular : on the chancel wall is an incised effigy
in brass, with arms and inscription, to Samuel Harsnett,
Archbishop of York, ob. 25 March, 1631, affording the
latest monumental, example of an English episcopal
effigy in cope, alb, dalmatic and stole : there are several
stained windows: a new organ was erected in 1889,
and about 1898 a reredos of alabaster and marble, from
a design by the late G. F. Bodley esq. ..A..R..A. was
presented to the church by .A. Savill esq. as a memorial
of his wife. The registilr dates from the year 1555. The Grammar School, founded by .Archbishop Harsnett
There is an avenue of clipped yews leading to the
Muth doors. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
£3oo, including 71 acres of glebe, with residence, in much improved at a -cost of £xo,ooo, & now include a
the gi£1> of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 191 I gymnasium & science school, a new anne:s:e tq the
by· the Rev. Frederick .Auriol Murray M.A. of Keble
College, Oxford. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who
are the impropriators, formerly received large revenues,
bot these are now greatly reduced. There is a church
mission room at Grange hill, seating x6o persons, and
a small chapel at Turnours Hall. Here is a Congrega-
tional hall, which is also used for religious services.
Coulson's almshouses consist of three dwellings, erected
in 1557 and rebuilt by public subscription in 1858 ; each mulgated in 1871 by the Endowed Schools Commis-
occupant receives 6s. 8d. quarterly. The charities,
amounting to about £7o, are distributed as follows:
£27 in money (left by Mrs. Grainger) is divided
amongst eight widows on St. Thomas' day; Hatch's
charity of £30 to thirty deserving poor who have not
received parochial" relief, is distributed in January;
Ramston and Fisher's gift of £5 14s. 2d. is given in
bread to deserving poor ; there are also other small
gifts. The Workmen's club room, built in 1876, is
used for reading and recreation. The mineral spring at
Chigwell, discovered in the latter part of the 17th
century, was once in much repute. A fragment of
the forest remains at Crabtree Wood, on the east of
Ohigwell Row, about half a mile beyond the village: Council (Provided) School (boys), built in 1886, for 164
and from Grange Hill fine views of the country may
be obtained towards the Thames, the Surrey downs
The King's Head inn, a gabled
structure of the Stuart period, is immortalized by
Dickens in "Barnaby Rudge" under the name of
"The Maypole." In 1901 the inn was enlarged by a
picturPsque addition in the half-timbered style. Lieut.-
Col. W. J. Rous, of Worstead, Norfolk, is lord of the
manor of Chigwell and West Hatch, Philip Savill esq.
J. P. of The Woodlands, Chigwell Row, of the manor
of Barrington (now called Rolls), and Capt. Robert
Wicksted Ethelston, of Malpas, Cheshire, of the manor
of Woolston. Miss Palmar is also a landowner in this
parish. The soil is clay ; subsoil, sand. The chief
crops are wheat, oats, peas and roots. The area, in-
cluding Chigwell Row, is 4,136 acres, inclusive of 16 of
water; rateable value, £17,483; the population in zgn
was 2,742; the population of the ecclesiastical parish of
Chigwell St. Mary was 2,o86, including 217 in the scl1.0ol
for the reception of Roman Catholic Ophthalmic Boys.
Parish Clerk, William Hunt, Chigwell road.
Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Chigwell Road (near railway
station).-George Watts, sub-postmaster. Letters
from Chigwell Row at 7 & 8.30 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.15
p.m. week days & 7.30 a. m. on sundays; dispatched
at g.r5 & 11.45 a.m. & 3.30 & 8.5o p.m.; sunday, 8.40
p.m. . Woodford llridge, 2 miles distant, is the
nearest telegraph office for delivery, but this office
collects telegrams
Wall Letter Box, Hainault road, cleared 9· 15 & II.3o
a.m. & 3·30 & 8.45 p.m
Railway Stations.
Chigwell, James Craclmell, station master
Grange Hill, James Cracknell, station master
SOHOOLS.
in 1629, & now a sPcondary school, occupies spacious
buildings of brick, which have been enlarged and
head master's house & a small chapel of corrugated
iron, now covered with creepers ; a dining hall, work-
shop & three class rooms have been added; at the
back is a spacious cricket field ; the large schoolroom
is adorned with a carved bust effigy of the founder in
vestments & mitre. Several houses near the school
are occupied as boarding houses. The endowment
amounts to about £250 yearly : a scheme was pro-
sion, & adjoining property has since been purchased-:
attached to the school are 10 entrance scholarships,
awarded in March, & one leaving scholarship: William
Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, born in London;
14 Oct. 1644, is said to have been educated here z
there are now (1914) about 97 boys, of whom rather
more than half are boarders. The school is controlled
by a body of governors ; Col. Rt. Hon. A. R. M.
Lockwood P.C., C.V.O., M.P. chairman; Ernest Her-
man Stewart Walde M.A.Oxon. head master; W. A.
Simkins M.A., C. W. Wordsworth B.A., R. B. Heaton,
Seymour .Hosley, R. Dell B.A. & Rev. F. N. Gantillon
M ..A. assistant masters
children; average attendance, 100; John Richard
Moseley, master
 VI RECTORY J ESSEX. CHIGWELL ROW. 135
Tublic Elementary School (non-provided) (girls & r St. John the Baptist's school for boys, The Manor House;
infants), built in 1837 & enlarged in 1891, for 200 certificate granted for 160 boys under the "Children's
children; average attendance, 101 ; Miss Lottie Ger- .Act, 1908 ., (Edw. VII. c. 67), with 81 view to the
trude Devonshire, head mistress I reception therein of children committed to an In-
dustrial school in pursuance of the said Act, who, but
for ophthalmic troable, would be received in an
ordinary Industrial school; Sister M. Sylvester Halpin
Savill Miss, Ten l\Iile vHla rHeard Dan, grocer, Chigwell Road &
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Savill R. Cecil, Cecils The Village
!bbott Harold Ray, Grange Hill farm Simkins W. A., M.A. (assistant mas- Herring Ed-v;ard,Three Jolly Wheelers
Abbott Jabez Charles, Oakwood ter Grammar school), Harsnetts P.H. Chigwell Road
_\dams .Applebe C. .Marchings Smith Vivian Hugh & Lady Sybil Hipwell Emma A. (l\Iiss), midwife,
.A.dams Berthold, High Holme, Hain- M. Rolls park The Cottage, Vicarage lane
ault road Sutton William, Fairview,Hainault rd Humphreys James, farm bailiff to
.:\vila Mrs. 14 Hainault villas Tallett Saml. Kings, 10 Hainault viis Charles Schwier esq. Luxboro' farm
"Baring Hon. Cecil, Grange court Thoumaian Garabed B.D. Oakhurst, Hunt James, farmer, Grange hill
Brickwell Mrs. 13 Hainault villas Hainault road Hunt RJbert George, Bald Hind P.H
ilrown F. Gordon, Taylours Tibbs Frederick, Home Farm house I Keen Thomas, insurance agent, The
Bull Henry, Ambleside, Hainault rd Walby Miss, Broomhill Cottage
Codd William, 9 Hainault villas Walde Erne~t Herman Stewart M ..A.. Kimber James, farmer,Hill House frm
~oyne Harold Gerald, The Cottage, Oxon. (head· master Grammar Lemon Brothers, grocers
Hainault road ~chool), School house London Joint Stock Bank Ltd. (sub-
DaniPls William, Flint cottage Wall Richard Hownrd, Brook house branch), open friday 11 a.m. to 3
Danil'ls William Archer, The Elm Waugh Waiter, Chigwell hall p.m. Chigwell station; draw on
Dell R., B ..A.(assistant master Gram- Waugh Waiter Charles, Redroofs, head office, 5 Princes st.London E C
mar srhool), School house Hainault road Manning Robert, farmer, Grange frm
Tiickson Thomas, Broomhill Wilkins Ralph Robert, Cerne Abbas, Mason Amos Josiah, beer retailer,
Douglas Ernest Francis, Sandon lo Hainault road Grange hill
Dnrrant Charles, Brookfield cottage, Wordsworth C. W., B.A. (assistant 1\lasonic Lodge (No. 2757, Chaxles
Hainault road master Grammar schl.), Church ho Dicken<;; J.R.Johnson, sec.),King's
Fish Frank, Millbrook Wright .A.rthur George, The Shaws Head inn, Chigwell Road
Flint Abraham, The Grange Miles Frank Montague L.R.I.B.A.
Fowell Mrs. Murtwell ho. Grange hill COlniEUCIAL. architect, Chigwell station
Foyle Beresford, Holly cottage Early closing day, Thursday. Nevill Robeli.t, hay dlr. HainauU road
Gantillon Rev. Fredc. Nepean 1\LA. Archbishop Harsnett's Grammar Noble Alber£ L. blacksmith & farrier,
(assistant ma,;ter Grammar school), School (Ernest Herman Stewart Chigwell Road
Church house Walde M.A.Oxon. head master; Noble Frank E.builder,Chigwell Road
Gibbins William Geo. :\Iount Pleasant, W. A. Simkins M.A., U. W. Officers' Training Corpq, Territorial
Grange hill W mdsworth B. A., R. B. Heaton, Force (R. Dell, lieutenant; Color-
Giasscock Jas. The Hollies, Hainault Seymour Hosley, R. Dell B.A. & Sergt. F. Staples, Loughton, drill
road Re,·. F. :N. Gantillon M.A. assistant instructor), Chigwell school
'Gould George William,Chigwelllodge masters) Olney SidneyWm.insur.agt.Turpin's la
Gray Mrs. J. T. Wood grange Askew GeCJrge, farmer, Sweep's hill Paget Julius, assistant overseer k
Groome Wm. Bv. 5 Hainault villas Baldwin Thos. cowl;pr. Chigwell Road rate collector for Chigwell, Work-
lianbury John M. West Hatch Banks Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, men's hall
HatfiPld Gporge Wm. Little HaYlands Hainault road Pearson John & Co. furniture re-
Heard Alfred John, The "croft, Birch Charles, beer retailer movers, Grange Hill station
Hainanlt road I Bird Eliza S. (Mrs.), nurseryman, P. 0. Telephone Service Exchangl',
lleaton R. B.(assistant master Gram- Oak Lodge nursery Chigwl'll village
mar school), School house Blake Catherine (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Poulter James T. farmer, Grange
Rooper Percy N. Redcot, Hainault rd Chigwell Road Hill & Home farms
Rosley Seymonr (assistant master Borrott Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, Pratt John Henry M.B., B.C.Cantab.
Grammar school), Church house Hainault road physician & surgeon, & medical
Jennings Miss, Grange cot.Grange hi Brig-den Stephen, cab proprietor, 4 officer & public vaccinator Chig-well
Johnson William l\[usgrave, 15 Hain- Robin Hood cottages district, Epping union, Hainault lo
ault villas Brown Will Jas, nurseryman, High rd Radley William, builder, Chigwe1l Rd
Keen Thomas, The Cottage Catholic Home, School & Hospital for Readhead Jn. wlreelwght. Hainault rct
Kimber James, Hill house Ophthalmic Boys (Sisters of the Smith James & Herbert, builders,
Knowles John Thomas, The Oaks Sacred Hearts of Jesus & Mary) Chigwell Rl)ad
Lewis Fredk. Stafford,Belvoir cottage (Sister superior, Sylvester Halpin), Smith W. H. & Son, news agents,
Lobb Arthur William, Pettitts hall The Convent Chigwell station
Lovett C'ha~. Tudor ho. Hainault rd Crick Frederick L. farmer Taylor David. turncock, Brunei road
:\Iatthews Mis~, Little W~>st Hatch Dace Charles, farm bailiff to Joseph 1 Thnrban William, King's Head P.H
Miles Frank Montague, Forest road Bolland esq. Chigwell Hall farm Tidball Thomas, fruit grower, Lux-
:\{org-an Ernst. White cot. Hainault rd Dawkins Hannah Ann (Miss),stationer borough lane
Murray Rev. Frederick .A.uriol l\I..A.. Dawkins Thomas, tai1or Torrance James. farmer, New Barns
(vicar), Vicarage Dowling Stanislaus Marcus M.R.C.S. Walby Benjamin Joseph, butcher,
Paine HPrbert William, The Limes Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. phvsician & Broomhill, ChigwPll Road
Palmer Mi~s. Turnours hall, Gravel la surgeon (surgery), Brook House frm Watts George, saddler, & post office
Parsons Charles S. Oak farm Ellis Thomas William, market gar- White Horace, surveyor to Eppir~
Pennicuick Mrs. Hillside I dener. Grange hill Rural District Council; office,Work-
PlPasance JamPs, .Avondale Fonter Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, men's hall, High road
Pratt John Henry M.B. Hainault Grange hill Wilks Samuel Joseph, registrar of
lodge, Hainault road Footer John, florist, Grange hill births & deaths for Chigwell sub-
"Ridgers Sharpe, Old farm Freight William, builder. Fern cot district, Workmen's hall
Tiilev W. T. Ivy bank, Vicarage lane ~urz.e FrPdk. frmr. Woolston Hall fm Winter Martha (Mrs.), farmer,
Flanders .Mrs. The Haylands Green Waiter, laundry, High road Hainault road
Savill Lawrence, Bramstons Hayden George, baker WisPman John. frmr. Ro11s Park fat·m
Workmen's Club (John Crawley,mgr)
CHIGWELL ROW was constituted an ecclesiastical Saints, consecrated in the yPar 1867, is a .building- of
'Parish December 10, 1867, and is about 2 miles east of ctQne, in the sh-le of the Transition from the Early
'Chi!twell, of which civil parish it forms a portion, 4 miles Eng-lish to Decorated, and consists of a loftv •
clerestoried
-east from Woodford 11tation and ':1~ miles from Buck- nave. aisles, western porch and a tower, added in 1903,
'hurst Hill station. both on the Great Eastern railwav. and containing- a peal of 6 bells provided in 1910:
'in the Western division of the county, On~ar hundred. there are 320 sitting-s. ThP reg-ister datPs from the year
Epping union snd petty sessional division, Romford r867. The living was declared a rectory December 10.
oeounty court district, and in the rural deanery of Chig-- 1867, net yearly value [24o, with 6 acres of glebe, and
well, 11rchdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. residPnce, in the gift {)f the Crown and the Bishop of
A station for this parish. callPd Grang-e Hill. was openPd Chelm~ford alternately, and held since 1914 by the
in 1903 on the loop line of the Great Eastern rail- Rev. William Chipchase Stainsby l.LA. of Hatfield Hall,
way from llford to Woodford. The church of .All Durham. The Congregational chapel here has a burying
 136 CHIGWELL ROW. ESSEX. (KELLY'~
ground attached. .A. parish room was built in x854, and Post, M. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office, Chigwell Row.
the old National school, enlarged in x889, and now called -Arthur Bichd. Clinch, sub-postmaster (letters should
"All Saints' schoolroom," is also used for parochial have Essex added). Letters arrive at 5·45 & 8.5 a.m.
purposes. Hainault Forest is a tract of Boo acres of & 1.55 & 5.25 p.m.; dispatched at xo a.m. & 12.301,
fore-st land purchased and opened to the public in xgo6 ; 4.30 & 9.40 p.m.; sunday, arrive at 6.15 a.m.; dis-
the t~l cost amounted to {,22,ooo, towards which the patched at 9.15 p.m
London County Council contrjbuted £xo,ooo; the Essex
Council £s,ooo, and the Dford and West Ham Councils Pillar Letter Box cleared 9·45 a.m. 12 noon & 4 & 9
p.m. ; cleared sunday~ 9 p.m. only
£x,ooo each, and the balance was collected by E. N.
Buxton esq. of Knignton, Buckhurst Hill. The prin- Council Provided (formerly British) Schools (girls &
cipal landowners are Lieut.-Col. W. J. Rous, of War- infants); the buildings, erected about x845, were en-
stead, near Norwich, Major-Gen. Sir Francis Lloyd larged & transferred to Chigwell in 1871, burnt down
K.C.B., C.V.O., D.S.O. of Aston Hall, Oswestry, Capt. & re-erected in x885 & will hold about r6o (girls <}()
Robert Wicksted Ethelston J.P. of Boiling, Malpas, & infant~ of both sexes 70 ), with rooms fur teachers;
Cheshire, Philip Savill esq. J.P. of The Woodlands, and average attendance, 70 girls & 46 infants; Mrs. Jane
Mr. Charles Mears. The population in I9II was 644. Hemmant, mistress, girlli' school
Church Clerk, Henry Dodkins. ·
Reid Mrs. Clare hall Layer·Parl;.er RJbt. farmr. The Chase-
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Rushworth Wm. Robert, Globe cot London Joint Stock Bank Limited
Babcock Miss R. B. Bowls Savill Arthur, Whitehall (sub-branch) (Eliot Hinder, mgr.);
Balls William Austin, Uplands Savill Philip J.P. The Woodlands open tues. 11 to 3; draw on head
Bastard Segar Richard, The Friars Sendell George Ernest, The Grove office, 5 Princes street, London E C
Bigmore James, Forest cottage Smith Frederick, Rose cottage Meadowcroft Joseph & Sons, builders
Breeze George Charles, Olantigh Stainsby Rev. William Chipchase Padfield Dennis James, farmer,.
Calver Herbert James, Painswiek M.A. (rector), Rectory Brownings
Carter .A.lbon, Hilldene St:unes George, .A.shwicken Parsans Ernest, refreshment contractr
Choat George Henry, Cbandos Thompson .A.lbt. Jn. Shepherd's farm Potter John, farmer, Taylor's farm
Deveria Paul Constance, Fair view Wait Ernest William. Elborough Randall Charles, blacksmith
Fonlger Hartley, The Shrubbery Ward Hon. Mrs. E. S. Bowls Read Martha Ann (Mrs.), shopkeepe:tr
Girling Albert, Lime villas Woolley William Herbt. Grange villa Reeves George, Maypole P.H
Hambridge E. The Willows Richardson George, beer & win&
Hare Marcus L. T. Forest house CO:YMERCIAL. retailer, The Retreat '
Hilliard Richard, Croshy house Barber Albert Edward,- baker St. Pier Herbert, farmer, Billing-
Hinchley Geo.Richardl!on, TheOrchards Barr George, shopkeeper bourn farm
Howard .A.lfd. Burnt ho. Pudding lane Brown Daniel, farmer, Miller's farm Sapsford Charles, shopkeeper
Ingram Finch, Fairlight Church Albert, refreshment contrac- Sellman Frederick, tailor
Kelly Robert Thomas, Maybank tor, The Oaklands Shepherd Henry, greengrocer
King Philip M. Greenwood cottage Clinch Arth. Richd. grocer, Post office Simmons John Samuel, gardener
L!lmbert Albert Edward, The Manse Colledge Charles, dining rooms 1 Smith William, boot maker

Latham Stephen Grey, Taylor's house Crawley Jane (Mrs.), fancy repos I Stevens Henry, farmer, Fairview farm
Layer-Parker Robert, The Chase Freebody John, butcher Stock William, beer retailer
Potter John, Thrift ho. Gravel lane Green William, jobmaster Tol~on Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Power Arthur Cyril, Sunnyside Grove George, refreshment contractr Williams Sarah Jane (Mrs.), boot &
Radley William, Lime villas Harm:m Frank & Co. builders shoe maker.
Radley William Ogle, Estcourt Hemrnings Joseph William, horse Workmen's Hall & Coffee Tavern
Ransom Thomas, The .Acorns slaughterer, Gravel lane (Charles Colledge, manager)
CHILDERDITCH is a parish near the source of the 1912 by the Re,-. Frederick Oliver Harris B.A.. of
Mardyke stream, half a mile from East Horndon Emmanut-1 College, Cambridge. Lord Petre is lord
station on the London, Tilbury, and Southend direct of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
line from Barking to Pitsea and 3 south from Brent- clayey; subsoil, loam. The chief crops are wheat,
wood, in the Mid division of the county, Chafford barley, oats and beans. The area is 1,630 acres of•
hundred, county court district and petty .sessional divi- land and .~ of water; rateable value, £1,636; theo
sion of Brentwooo, Billericav union, rural deanery of population in 191I was 221.
Barstable, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford dio· Wall Letter Box, School house, cleared at 9 a.m. &
cese. The church of All Saints and St. Faith, erected
· t"'
b Y snb scrip - 1 86 · b "Id' 0
f K t' h 7· 15 p . m.. week days, 10.30 a.m. sun days.. LettPl'!l
Ion m 9• IS a m mg en IS rag, through Brentwood arrive at 6.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. The
in the Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, nt>arest money order & telegraph office is at GrPat
tiouth porch and a western turret containing one bell: Warley,. 2 miles distant
the font is ancient. There are 150 sittings. The
register dates from the year 1537. The living is a The child:ren of this parish attend the school at Littl&
vicarage, net yearly value [130, with 20 acres of glebe, Warley.
and residence, in the gift of Lord Petre, and held since I
Harris Rev. Frederick Oliver B.A., Boardman Geo. Thos. blacksmith &c 1Morgan W. farmer, Tillingham hall .
(vicar), Vicarage Ford Henry, farmer, Hall farm Orr Robert, farmer, Little Tillingham
COMMERCIAL. j Green Wm . Arth . fanner,Nutty's frrn hall
Bloomfield Henry, farmer, Hill farm Hammond James Charles, fruit growr Squier Wilfred,farmer, Blanketts frm
CHINGFORD is a village and parish agreeably situ- the ~iPtropolitan Water Board, and will have a wate"'
ated between the river Lea and Epping Forest. and is area of 41i acres and a capacity of 3.000 million
the best place from which to visit the remaining beauties gallons ; the supply ·will be tal;:en from the river Lect
of that district; it takes its name from a ford over I and the Lea navigation, the river itself being- divert<>d'
the Ching, on the east bank of which rivulet it is into a nPw channt-1, 3 miles long and 55 feet wide.
seated, on high ground overlooking the valley of the At Mamfiold hill is a sewage pumping station, built
Lea and on the road to Waltham Abbey, and is the in 189-h and behnging to t-he Chingford Urban Di~­
terminus of the Walthamstow and Chingford branch of trict Council. The parish is governed by an Urbrr
the Great Eastern railway, about 4 miles south from District CJuncil of nine members, formed in 1E9-t:
Waltham Abbey and xo! by rail from London: it undf:r thr proYisions of the "L'~cal Government Act,.
anciently belonged to the Chapter of St. Paul's. London, 189-1-" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73). The old church.
to which it was confirmed by King Edward the Con- ancientlv drdicated t:J All Saints, as appears from
fessor, and is in the Epping division of the county, the will of William Sewalt-, made in 1-397,- stands on-
Waltham hundred, Waltham Abbey county court dis- the brow of the hill oYerlooking the m~adows and the-
trict, Epping union, Walthamstow and Leyton rural rh·er Len, and is an edifice of flint and stone, chiefly
deanPry, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford di ~cese: of the Perpendicular period, consisting of chancel, nave-
it is within the jurisdiction of the (;pntral Criminal with s:mth aisle, south porch and an embattled westernr
Court, the Metropolitan police and North-Eastern tower. once containing 3 bells: in x8g6-7 the church~
Metropolitan postal district, and the village is lighted though unglazed, desolate and disused, was otherwi8e-
with gas by the Gas Light and Coke Co. and supplied intact, and bad an Early English arcade of four 81'Cbl's.
with water by the Metropolitan Wate_r Board. the separating the nave and aisle: the exterior was almost
rumping station, erected in 1884, being in Chin~ford completely overgrown with ivy, even to the top of the-
Hall lane. A new reservoir for the supply of the towt-r. and the extreme picturesqueness of the fabri~
n:·.etropolis has been constructed near Marsh lane by and the site made it a constant attraction for visito:s:
 DlRP:CTORT.] ESSEX.
since then it !has been allowed to go to decay, and is
now in part ruinous : the roofs of the nave and aisle
have gone : of the arcade, nothing remains but one
pier and the fallen fragments of others, and the fl.oor,
still retaining its inscribed slabs, is covered with grass
and weeds: the chancel has been bl.ocked up, and a door
inserted; the roof has been retiled, and the windows
renewed, and this part of the building is still some-
times used for funerals : the tower remains, and is in
fairly good condition: at the east end of the aisle was
formerly an altar tomb covered with a slab of black
marble, containing brass effigies and an inscription to
Robert Rampston, gent. I585, and Margaret, his wife,
I590; and on the wall above the tomb was another
brass with an inscription recording in fourteen lines his
office as yeoman of the chamber to Edw. VI. and
Queens Mary and E1izabeth and other particulars : on
the dismantling of the church, the tomb was removed
and the upper slab with its brasses laid in the chancel,
bot all the brasses were stolen in I857: rubbings of the
whole, together with a shield "lf arms, are in the col-
lections of the Society of Antiquaries of London, at
Burlington House; the male effigy is habited in ruff,
doublet and hose, and on the breast is a Tudor rose,
crowned. Rampston was a considerable benefactor to
his county, and is commemorated by brasses in seven
or eight other places in Essex. There were also in the
chancel mural monuments to the Heathcote, Leigh, and
Booth by families; to Sir J. Sylvester kt. recorder of
the City of London, and to John Hamilton Moore, thP
hydrographer, d. 31 Oct. I807, but these have now
been removed to the later parish church on the green.
The small churchyard is fenced in and surrounded by
trees on all sides except the east, where it abuts im-
mediately on the road: it contains some good tombs
and monuments and many tombstones, but appears tu
be entirely uncared for.
The church of SS. Peter and Paul, on Chingford
Green, in the centre of the village, was erected in I844.
In I903 the church was greatly enlarged by additions at
the east end of the nave, built of flint and stone in the
Late Perpendicular style, from plans prepared by the
late Sir Arthur Blomfield, and now consists of
chancel with .aisles, s~arated by lofty arcades, nave,
and an embattled tower with spire containing a clocli
and 3 ibells, dated 1657, 1626 and 1835 : the font, of
Norman date, and the oak pulpit were brought from
the old church: the elaborately carved and canopied
reredos, which extended across the whole east end. has
been removed and placed in the south chapel: there
are also in the nave three mural monuments brought
from the old church, including one with kneeling effigy
at a desk under an arch, to Sir Robert Leigh, d. 18
June, I612; another to Mary (Josselin), his wife, d.
I602, with her effigy lying on a couch or bed, "With an
infant by her side, and one "With effigy lmeelin~ at a
desk under an arch, to Margaret Leigh, d. 1624-, beside8
some large mural slabs with inscriptions to the Heath-
cotes. The church affords about 740 sittings. 'l'he
register of marriages dates from 1721 : baptisms and
burials from 171_s. The living is a rectory, net yearly
value £,3oo, with 10 acres of glebe and residence, in
the gift of FrPderick G. Sinclair esq. J.P. and held
since 1878 by the Rev. Alfred Francis Russell M . .A. of
l'niversity College. Oxford, rural dean of Walthamsto-vr
and Levton. St. Edmund's Church Hall was erected in
• .John E. Quayle
1909 at South Chingford, and services are conducted
there by the clergy of SS. Peter and Paul. A church
hall was erected, in I89o and much enlarged in 1911,
in High street. The Congregational chapel, in Bnxton
road, built in I9IO, will se1t soo. There is also a
Congregational chapel at South Chingford, erected in
zgoz. seating 15o. The Wesleyan chapel, in Station
road, is an iron building, erected in I905, and seats
250 persons. The Plymouth Brethren have a place
of worship in King"s Head hill, built in 188o. and
seating I5o. .A.n. obeljsk, erected by the Ordnance
Survey. on high ground north-east of the church, is
maintained at th.~ de~ire of the authorities of Green-
wich Observatory: it is due north along the meridian
line, and is occasionally used for the verifi::ation of
astronomical observations. The Walthamstow Sana-
torium and Hospital for Infectious Diseases, situate
in Hale End road, was opened 9 March, 1901, and
contains Ioo beds ; the land was purchased by the
Walthamstow U'rban District Council. The cemeter"•
nt Chingford !\fount. belonging to thP .Abney Park
Cemetery Co. Limited, was opened on Saturday, May
24, I884: it is so acres in extent, and contains two
lodges, in the Earlv English style. and a chapel. Ad-
joining Chingford is Epping Forest, for particulars of
whirh see Ennin"". .Across the green, north-east from
St. Peter's church, is Qneen EEz::tbeth'8 Hunting Lodg~>.
CSIY'OFOBD. 137
\\here manor courts used to be held: it is a picturesque-
half-timbered house of three storeys, with some good
panelled oak Tooms, one of which, on the first fl.oor,
:s hung with tapestry; the upper fl.oor consists of one-·
:arge apartment, 40 by 25 feet, with an open-timbered
t•oof: under the " Epping Forest Preservation Act" of
£878, this ~tructure, as "an object of antiquarian in-
terest," is kept in repair by the Corporation of London.
md is open to the public daily fre& of charge. Near
•he lodge is "Connaught Water," a rural lake, and-
dory and Hawk woods, portions of the Forest much
frequented by naturalists. Here are 5 almshouses.
.;rected in I859 by voluntary subscriptions and enlarged
in I887 ; in 190I £z,ooo was paid to the Charity Com-
missioners, under the wills of the Misses Anne and
Elizabeth Ainslie, of Rolls, for the maintenance of"
these almshouses. The charities amount to £22 yearly.
aris;ng from £3 yearly each bequeathed in I585 by
Robert Rampston and Thomas Boothby; £10 a year
(the interest of £4oo, £zji per cents.) by John Ann
and Rebecca Popplewell, and the produce of one a.cre-
and three quarters of land in Chingford Marsh, by-
fhomas Boothby esq.; Mrs. Harriet Waters left, in
1892, a sum of £I8o 14s. nd. invested in consols, now
yielding £4 13s. per annum; these benefactions-
are distributed to the poor in coals and bread. Mount.
Echo is the residen~e of Henry James Ilarnes esq.
Frederick Granville Sinclair esq. D.L., J.P. is lord or
Chingford Earls manor, Miss Hodgson being lady of
Ching-forrl St. Paul manor. The principal landowners-
are F. G. Sinclair esq. S. T. Taylor esq. of Nor-
wich, and the Corporation of the City of London, and
there are several smaller owners. A horticultural show
is held here annually in July. The soil is loam; sub-
soil, clay. The chief crops are tares, beans, peas, roots-
and grass. The area of the ecclesiastical and civif
parish and of the district of the Urban Council is 2,77z
arres of land and 36 of water; rateable value, £55,2~;:
the population in J9II was 8,184.
CHIXGFORD HATCH is a hamlet I mile to the south-
east; here is a Wesleyan chapel, built in z862 and
enlarged in 1905, and seating go persons.
Church Clerl>, Percy Bartrip.
Post, :\I. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office, South Ching-
SS Station road.-Richard Pidsley, sub-postmaster;
Po.,tman's Sorting Office, Station road. ,..
officer in charge. Letters dispatched ro.5 a.m. &
1.35, 3·35, 5.3o, 7.3o, 9 & 11.30 p.m.: sundays, 9.30·
p.m.; delivered at 7·3<:> & 11 a.m. & 2.30, 6.30 &..
8.25 p.m. Parcels dispatched at 10 & 11.30 a. m. &.
1.25. 7.30 & 8 p.m
Post. M. 0 , T. & Telephone Call Office, South Ching--
ford.-:\<Irs. M. A. Adkin, sub-postmistress. Letter~
dispatched at 9.30 a.m. & I, 3.25, 4·45• 6.55, 8, 10 &:.
10.55 p.m. ; sundays, 9-45 p.m
l'RBA.N DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Offices, 34 Station ro:td.
Meeting day, first tuesday in each month at 7·45 p.m•.
:\fembers.
Chairman, Chatles Frederick Watts.
Vic<>-Chairman, Aaron Enderby Donner.
Retire April. 1915.
William Barker
J. Har1y .Tones I Charles Frederick Watts
Retire ~\pril, 1916.
John W. D. Bass I A.aron Ender bv Donner
Geor~e R. Brown I J oseph George Ellis
Retire April, 1917.
J oseph Chiswell John Gresbv
William John Dawson I Jame~ Charles Holden
Officers.
Clerk, Leonard Charles Bo-vren, 34 Station road
Treasurer, John Barnes, Hoe Street, "\Valthamstow
Medical Officer of Health, T. Stanbu"v Brook :\I.R.C S
Eng .• L.R.C.P Land. Station road, Chingford
Surveyor. John Taylor Griflin, 34 Station road
Sanitar:r Inspector. Wm. Re<.!inald Wilkins, 34 Station 11i'
Collector, J. Pettingall, 34 Station road
:.VIPtropolitan Police Station, The Green, erected in rBBr
(S Dil-·ision ), F1 ancis BI eed, sergeant in charge, .t.
7 sergeants, 2 acting sergeants & 4I constables
Masonic Lodges held at the Royal Forest hotel:-
Chingford Lodge, No. 2859; C. T. Papworth, sec. 3"
Castleton road, Upper Walthamstow NE; 3rd satur-
day in March, June & September & znd saturduy illo'
December
 138 CHIXGFORD.
Chigwell Lodge, No. 453; G. H. Menhinick, St. Breock,
Woodford Bridge, sec.; 2nd saturday in May, June,
July & September, at 3 p.m
Brooke Lodge, No. 2005; F. H. Lehmkuhl, I4 Wood-
lands road, Ilford; 3rd friday in May, June, July,
September & October
Philbrick Lodge, No. 2255; H. W. Clarke, Lincluden,
The Cross, Radlett, Herts, sec.; Ist thursday in
April, May, June, July & October, at 5 p.m
Warner Lodge, No. 2256; Arthur Holmes, 109 Culworth
road, Leytonstone, sec. ; 2nd tuesday in February,
April, October & December, at 5 p.m
Epping Lodge, No. 2077; J. D. Jones, sec. 76 James la.
Leyton; Ist saturday in January, March, May, July
& November
Royal Arch Mas of Hope & Unity, No. 214;
George Cowell F.R.C . . 24 Harrington gardens SW,
scrilbe E; 1st friday in May & 4th friday in July
Mark Lockwood, No. 3II4; C. T. Papworth, sec. 3
Castleton roarl, Upper Waltharnstow NE; 3rd satur-
day in April, Ma.y, July & October
Brooke Chapter, No. 2005; G. F. Smith, 21 Bonham
rd. Brixton hill SW, scribe; 2nd fri. in May & July
Shurmur Lodge, No_ 2374; Jas. Clarke, sec. 42 Erskine
road, Walthamstow N E; 4th wednesday in February,
April, June & October
Shmmur Chapter, No. 2374; James Clarke, 42 Erskine
road, Walthamstow, scribe; 4th thursday in January,
May & September
Waltham Abbey, No. 2750; G. S. Richards, Worcester
house, Forty hill, Enfield, sec.; 1st monday in April,
Mav,•
June & October
Warner Chapt-er, No. 2256; Arthur Holmes, 109 Col-
worth road, Leytonstone, scribe ; 3Td tuesday in
March, May & November
Warner Lodge of Instruction, every friday evening at
8 o'clock
(Further pMticulars as to times of meeting &c. to be
obtained from the secs. & scribes at addresses given).
ESSEX. LKELtY's
•
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
SS. Peter & Paul Church, The Green, Rev. Alft;ell
Francis Russell M.A. rector & rural dean ; Rev.
Reginald Artbur John Chute B.A. curate; 8 & l i a.m.
& 3 (children's service 1st sun.) & 6.30 p.m.; wed,..
7.30 p.m.; fri. 7.30 p.m.; saints' days, 11 a.m
St. Edmund's Church Hall, Chingford road, South
(]hingford; IO.jo a.m. & 6.30 p.m
;q
Congregational, The Drive, Rev.
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Congregational, SoutiJ. Chingford, Chingford road, Rev,
; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Plymouth Brethren, King's Head Hill hall; 11 a.m. &
6.30 p.m. ; children's services, 10.30 a.m. & 2.45 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Station road (London (Clapton)
Circuit); II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m.; Rev.
John Elsworth, supt.; Rev. Thomas Cross, supet-
numerary
Wesleyan Methodist (Wanstead & Woodford Circuit),
Chingford Hatch; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7-30
. p.m. ; Rev. Edgar .A.. Buchanan, supt
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
King's road (mixed), built in 1872, & enlarged in 1893, &
again enlarged in 1896, with master's house, at a
cost of £I,soo, the site being given by R. B. Heathcote
esq. ; the school was further enlarged in 1911 ; it will
hold 255 children ; average attendance, 223 ; Bruce
Cook, master
King's road (infants), built in 1856, enlarged in 1886
& again in 19II, for 140 children; average attendance,
97; Miss ~- C. Mitchell, mistress
Ne-;v road (boys), erected in rgo8, for 320; Geo. Horace
Ctratton, Inaster
New road (girls), for 320; Miss I. N. Miller, Inistress
New road (infants), for 200 children; Miss C. E. Bryan,
mistress
Carrier to London, .A.rthur John Jessop, daily f
Railway Station, Ernest Alfred True, station master

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
.Adamson Benja~in, 27 The Drive
Aldworth Arthur G. Ridgeway house,
Ridgeway road
Alexander John Budge M.B. 35 Beres-
ford road
Allbrook Edgar Seymour, 46 Morning-
ton road
Allport Chas.Jn.Polruan,Endlebury rd
Alvin Thomas Alfred, Tiverton, Old
Church road
Anning Edward Herbert, Amroth,
Forest view
..Arnold William A. 25 Victoria road
..Ashton Mrs. 5 The Drive
Atth~Il Henry L. 3 The Ridgeway
Avery John Albert, The Firs, Low st
Baatsch Geo. J . .A.. 1 Farnley road
"Bacon Francis S. Forest house, Cres-
cent road
Iladdeley William H. White hall
"Bagnall Fredk. Arth. 7 Eglington rd
Ilailey Charles William Lucerne, The
Ridgeway
Barnes Henry James, Mount Echo
Barrett Cteorge, 8 Warren Toad
Ilarrington Mrs. I Woodland road
Eartlett Mm. I7 Eglington road
Baumann C. F. I7 Frederica road
Bayles William E. 40 Warren road
Ilayley Robt. Hugh, Cheriton, Heath-
cote grove
Ileaty Thomas, 7 The Ridgeway
Beckett Frank, 76 Station road
Ilell George James, 6 Frederica road
Bennett John Rayner, Meadowcroft,
Chingford road
Eennett Mrs. 47 The Ridgeway
Best Artbur Edwd. 40 Mornington rd
Iliddulph Bertram, na, Frederica rd
llilling-s Geo. Arundel, Cresceirt road
Bird Harry, Connaught lodge, Con-
naught avenue
Bishop Frederick, 21 Beresford road
Bishop Fdk. Randolph,12 Park Hill rd
Bishop Herbert W. R. 13 Beresford rd
Blacklock Robert Geo.rge, The Hol-
lies, Forest avenue
Blaxland Alfred, !il Farnley road
Boutland Charles, IS The Drive
Bowe Ernest Gordon, Fernleigb.
Heathcote grov~
Bowen Leonard Charle~, 29 Ctordon rd
Boyton Ernest Brooks, Lyndhurst,
Crescent road
Bradford Frederick, Woodstock, Old
Church road
Bradley Sidney W. Forest dene,
Kimberley road
Braithwaite Jn. OldhaiD,I8 Warren rd
Branston Mrs. II Mornington road
BrasseU Mrs. 53 Beresford road
Breary Charles Thos. 15 Frederica rd
Bremner Frederick Perthes M.D. 17
Victoria road
Bridge John C- Culross, Douglas rd
Bridges Mrs. I Connaught avenue
Brook T. Stanbury M.D.64 Station rd
Brooke Tbos. Robinson, I2 Warren rd
Brown Edward, Hillside, Ridgeway rd
Brown George Albert, Woodl:;astwick,
Green walk
Brown Howard Stanley, 14 Buxton rd
Brown M:rs. Lyndhurst, Ridge-way rd
Bruce Stuart, 17 Warren road
Buckingham Fdk.Lee,I6 Eglington rd
Burt Frederick George, Providence
villa, New road
Byrd .Anthony Albert .Augustus,Chase
side, Crescent road
Cadle Clair Whit.tington, Kenilwortb,
Heatbcote grove
Capuron Charles, The Hollies, Con-
naught avenue
Carpenter Fredk. Win. 25 Gordon rd
Carter Douglas T. ?,7 The Ridgeway
Carter John W. Sunnylawn, Heath-
cote grove
Casey Miss,Northolme.Old Church rd
Chappell Cyril, 26 Mornington road
Chute Rev. Reginald Arthur John
B ..A.. (curate), 16 Queen's Ctrove rd
Clack James Hy. Penley, The Avenue
Clark Alfred, 13 Ctordon road
Clark Harry, Chatsworth, Old Church
road
Clark John William, IO The Ridgeway
Clark Leonard, Fairmead, Douglas rd
Close Jnhn, Dalblair, Connaught aveil
Cobbing John Robert, 43 Victoria rd
Cocks Chailes F. Atherstone, Kimber-
ley road
Cccks Cbas. Langdon,58Mornington rd
Coker Professor Ernest George )!'.!,.,
D.Sc., M.I.Mech.E. 3 Farnley road , .
Collier Edward Albert, Wembury
villa, Heathcote grove
Collins Mrs. 35 Ctordon road
Colsell Mrs. I3 Park Hill road
Connoll William J. Bella Vista, Con· ,
naught avenue
Cooper Alfred Edwd, 20 Warren road
Cooper George E. 6o Mornington road
Cooper Joseph Ctrout, 32 Warren rd
Cooper Sidney, Hawkwood
Copland Alfred A. 1 Frederica road
Cornish WilliaiD, I Warren road
Corvan Thomas Francis,Thorneyburn,
Old Church road
CourseWm.Alfd.Alsador,Connaught av
Courtice Ralph, 36 Mornington road
Cousins Chas.Douglas,IMornington rd
Cowie Alexander, 8 Ctordon road
Cox Mrs. Marie, 27 Beresford road
Crabb Ernest H. Inglenook, Heath~
cote grove
Crafer William James, Felstead, 25
Beresford road
Creswick Harry, I Hawkwood villas~
King's Head hill
Croft Thomas Watson, Roseneath,
Forest view
Cross Rev. Thomas (Wesleyan),
Clarefield, Ctordon road
Crossley Frank, 33 The Drive
Cruickshank John David L.R.C.P.
Lond. Tho Lodge, The Green
CrniDp Mrs. 4 Warren road
Cundall Freuerick, 49 The Drive
Ounningham Daniel,Ortona,Gordon rd
Curry Edward, Cambridge house,
Forest side
Curry Fredk. Wm. I4 The Drive '
Dagnall Arthur Albt. 63 Beresford ~
Dalrymple Percival, 45 The Drive
Darby Joseph Charles, 44 Douglas rd
Davies Alfred, The Limes, Forest vw ·
Davies George, Beechville, Forest vw
Davies John Richard, St. Helens,
Forest view
Davies Joseph William, The Laurels,
Forest view
Davies Mrs. 4 Woodland road
Davies Thos. Edward, 4 Eglington rd
Davis Mrs. 29 The Ridgeway '
 DIRECTORY. J ES::3EX. CBIXGFORD. 139
Dawson Wm. Trenance, Connaught ar :1re .ns Frederick A.ugustus, 43 The Leete A.lbert, 23 Eglington road
Day George William, Tren Crom, Olc Ridaeway Leg~ett ::\hs. Oak lodge, Forest side
Church road Gref'n Percy Geo. 57 The Ridqeway Le ~larechal Wm. Hy. Io Warren 1d
Day Yrs. Summerdown, The Green dreen Thomas, 34 Douglas r"ad Lewis Charles Thomas, ::;3 Warren rd
del Rey Jose, I7 Beresford road 3-rPengrass Hy.Chas.51 The Rid~eway Lidstone Jamt>s, I Gordon road
Deverell Thos. Haydor, Endlehury rd Greenwood Harry,- Cantley,Connaught Lin~ George, 42 Douglas road
Dicks .Arthur J. so Mornington roar\ a\·enne Little Geurg-e, 5 Warren road
_ Dixon Fdk. Jn. Ha" kesburn,Forest ~" Gresty John, 48 :\Iornington road Li\-eimore En:e~t H. 62 Station road
Dollison Mrs. Eastcroft Griffin John Taylor, Nether edge, Lockton Miss, 44- )1ornington road
Donaghr Robert .Andrews, Lynton. Endlebury road Lutlge Philemon, I I Warren road
Douglas road Grove .Alfred, r3 ~Iornington road Longden John Robert Thos. l)hisholm
Donner Aaron Enderby, 26 "\'Varren rd Halbert Fredk. Henry, 20 Buxton rd lodge, Endlebury road
Donnison Arthur Percy, Westcroft, Haler Percy James B.Sc. 17 ~Iorni1.g- Longmore Mrs. 9 Frederica road
Endlebury road ton road Loram Herbert Yabsley, 49 Buxton rd
Draper William Henry, 8 Douglas rd Hall Henry, I I Eu:don road Lulham :Edgar Hamilton,42Warren nl
Duke Edward George, Sedgebrook. Hall Percy Henry, 7 Frederica road Lush \\alter G. 26 The Drive
Endlebury road Hamp C'has. Keeler, 35 The Ridge"ay ~icDonqall Wm.White,3Mornington rd
Dunn Benjamin SydnPy, IO The Drive Hardenberg Emile John Frank, Clive- }IcGee H. J. 2 Frederica road
Dury Frank, 24 The Drive den, Forest avenue ~IcKenzie George, 8 Eglington road
Easton George, ro Douglas road Harding Harry Burnard,3o Warren rd Mackintosh ~Irs. 4 Douglas road
Eden Waiter Rivers, Laurel house, Hardistv Mrs. 6 Crescent road }lcMillan James, 84 Mornington road
Forest side Harkess. John, r9 Beresford road )lcNeil .Alfred Henry, Manaton, Vic-
Eiliott Miss, St. Louis, The .Avenue Han·is Edward, 66 Station road toria road
Ellis Joseph George, The Nest,Heath- Han·is Leonard, 21 \' ictoria road :via her William, 37 Victoria r{)ad
cote grove Harry-J ones John, Pengelly lodge, :\Ialloch George Reston, The White
Elson Clarence Hewitt, 68 ).lorning- Forest avenue cottage, Connaught avenue
ton road Hart Bernard Le<;lie, The Briars, ~Ialtby Charles, I3 The Ridge-way
Emberson Jas. Evelyn, Beresford rd Heathcote grove .:\Ialtby ~Irs. Flockton, Endlebury rd
Eminson John Reckerby, .Ankerdyne, Hart Henry, Green farm, The Green }!anger )lrs. Fairlight, Forest avenue
Douglas road Hart William Frederick,Culvel"thmpe, Mai,,ell A.rtlmr Wm. 4 Connahght av
E:don John, Abbotsford,Endlebury rd Endlebury road :L\Iarden William J. IS Gordon road
Fairhead Arthur Geo1·ge, Earls Colne, Hart-well William, 23 'Ihe Ridge"ay Marlow Frank, Medhurst, Warren rd
Old Church road Haselgrove Harry Cliff, I I Gordon rd ~lar~hall .Arthur John Eldon, 30
Favre Ami, 25 Frederica road Hatch Henry, 22 Eglington road .\Iorninqton road
Fielding Ben, 13 The Drive Hawke .Alec, 4o Douglas road Marshal: C. J. ro Frederica road
Fielding Waiter, 31 Beresford road Hayden Ernest, I5 Eglington road )J:arshJll John William, Langdales,
Fish Frank, 8 The Ridgeway Haylock William Rol:ert, The Hul!ie-., I Uonnau~ht avenue
Fish George, Tantallon, Ridgeway rd Chingford hatch. ~Iartin George H. 19 The Drive
Flood Frederick Wm. 43 Beresford rd Hedin Kaleb, 8 Park Hill road }lartin John C. 56 :Mornington road
Fordham Fredk. Geo. 2 Park Hill rd Fieron A.ndrew, 34 Warren road :\fartyn George William, The Cottage,
Fordham Thomas James Robert, Hiam George K. SI Victoria road 1 Heathcote grove
5 Mornington road Hill Herbert H. 36 Warren roau Massingham James, 29 The Drive
Fortescue F:rank, rB The Drive Hobday Geor~:re Charles, Kai-ora, Old ~Iathews A.lLert John,57 Beresford rd
Fortescue Sidney, Corriemulzie, Church road ~Iathieson Geo.Bryn Coed,Crescent rd
Forest view Hodc-es Arthur Chas. 4 Park Hill rd 1\Iathieson James Gray, 39 The Drive
Fortescue Walter J.P. Oak dene, Holbrook James L. Llanporth, The ~Iatthew George, 49 Beresford road
Crescent road Avenue Matthew John, 41 Fr~c>derica road
Francis Nathaniel Draper, Holm- Holland Hermann, 27 Victoria road .M:atts Malcolm, I2 Frederica road
Ieigh, Ridgeway road Holt Jesse, Endlebury, Endlebury rd !\fay Henry Benjamin, The PHi.s.
Francom George, n Frederica road Hop-wood .Edgar Bourne, 9 Gordon rd Endlebury road
Frazier A.lbert Edward Lever, I5 Horn by William J. S Frederica road ~iay Herbt. Jn.Be>erley,Endlebury rd
Woodland road Hosgood John, Crediton, Douglas rd l\Iean Thomas, 31 Frederica road
Freeman James, I4 Eglington road Houlden Sidney, I Mount View road Melhuish Alfd. Geo. 41 The Ridgeway
Friend Miss, 9 Mount View road Hounslow Charles Joseph, .Alcester, ::\ierz .August, 59 Beresford road
Frost Frdk. A.ndrew,ro Mornington rd Douglas road Meyer Mrs. Tregonna, Gordon road
Fudge John Hartley, Kinfauns, Con· Howard Chas. Walt. 22 Warren road Miller Wi,Iiam, 4 Farnley road
naught avenue Howard David Lloyd J.P. Little 1'\Iillikin Hy. Joseph, 24 Warren road
Fyfield William Joseph, Elmhurst, Friday hill Milne Alexander, 45 Victoria road
Forest view Hubbard .A.rthur G. no Station road Milward Hy. Ericsburg, The Avenue
Gain George, Englewood, Green walk Hubbard William, Lawn cottage, Mitchell George Robert, The Hollies,
Galbraith Colin James M.B.2 Leonard Chin~ford road Gordon road
terrace. Chingford road Hurk Henry, 35 Warren road Mitchell John Robert, Home cottage,
Gardner Frank, 39 Beresford road Hug-bes Edward, 10 Ha"\\kwood villas, Old Church road
Gardner-Roberts Thomas, Woodside, King's Head hill Molony Frank S. 12 The Drive
Forest view Hnghes Frank Murray,-47 Beresford rd ~l<>rton Philip Howard. Xanadu,
Garley Fredk. William, IS Warren rd Hunter Robert A. 21 FrederiCa road Heathcote grove
Garner Henry, 6 Douglas road Hutchins Frank, 29 Frederica road Mumford Jas. Wm. So Mornington rd
GaiTett William, The Rolls, Inks grn Ilyder Alfred James, Dinwoodie, Con- Munro Patrick, 6 Connaught avenue
Georg-e Edwd.Wm. J.P.4TheRidge"~'~"ay naug-ht avenue Sapper Charles, 29 Beresford road
Gerrard Victor Louis George, Ken· Irons John Sidney, 22 Mornington rd Nathan James, 2 Warren road
more, Connaught avenue Irving l\1rs. 2 'Ihe Ridgeway Nattras" ErnP!-t A. 41 Beresford road
Gibson Murray, 14 Beresfortl road Jackson George Wm.43Mm·nin~ton rd :Xeale Ed'Tard Robert, Mountain Ash,
Gifford Randolph Douglas, 15 Mount Jeffery Charles Wm. 61 Beresford rd Chingford road
View road Jefferys John, 2 Connaul.;"ht avenue Nicholas David, zr The Drive
Gilby Fredk. Bella Vista, The Avenue Johnson Erne-,t N. 31 Gordon road ~ichols Charles E. 37 Beresford road
Gillard Charles, 20 Eglington road Jolly Waiter Samuel, 21 Eglington rd Nichol~ Jolm,Crawcrook,Endlebury rd
Ginn George C. 25 The Ridgeway Jones Alfred. 3 Connaught avenue Nicnle Charles Geo. 27 The Ridgeway
Girling George Wm.g Woodland road Jones :Mrs. 1\linnie, 8o Station road Norbury Clarence, 17 The Drive
Glen Evan Allan, Hillsheim, The Jom's Walter Henry, 5 Park Hill road North Liddell Peverley,47 Victoria rd
4 Avenue Josefsson .!Jgot Heribert, 88 Morning· North Wm. Henry, I2 Beresford roatl
Glover Alfred E. Io Park Hill road ton road ~orton Edward, 8 Hawkswood villas,
Good Alfred Ernest, 2 Douglas road Josepb Geo. Fdk. Elmdene,The Greer Kin~'s Head hill
Good Edward Johnson, Althorp, Kendall Ernest E.H.52 ~Iornington ri' Nutter ·waiter, 4 Forest avenue
Endlebury road Kidd Wilfred Henry, 30 Douglas roar· Odell Richard, 12 Mornington road
Goweq Arthur Frederick, Lakenham. King John Harrv, 27 Gordon road Ogilvie John, .Airlit>, Douglas road
Endlebury road King Mrs. Radleigh, Crescent road Ontridge Albt. Fernhnrst.The Avenu11
Graham Peter Anderson. 1 Euxton rd Koch Mrs. Heidelburg. Kimberley re Over Thoma!{, 16 Gar:field road
Gratton Geo. Rosslyn, Heathcote gro Lamb Chas.N. Beechcroft, Douglas r-r" Pace Thos. HeTl:ert. 18 Eglington rd
Gravatt John, 35 Euxton road Larsen Ove.Trowleig-h,Old Church rei Page .Alfd. F. The Beeches,The Green
Gravatt William, 5 The Ridgeway Lavis Perev Claude,11 Mount View ro Pa~e John Stanlev, 6 Woodland road
Gray Arthur George. Summerside, Layzell A.lbert Edward, 23 Gordon rd Pag-e William, 6 Warren road
The .A. venue I Lea vis William Wit ten, 21 Gordon rd Palm er .Alfred Edwd. 3 Victoria road
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•
ESSEX .
Palmer Mrs. Rothesay, Connaught av Samuelson Mrs. M. 25 Warren road Turner Gerald Flower. 33 Gordon rd
Palmer Thomas, 35 Victoria road Sandrock William, 6I Buxton road Tyrrell Charles Waiter, 6 Buxton r~
Pantlin Sidney, 72 Mornington road Schwartz Simon, Russell grang~. Udall Miss, 3 Frederica road
Parnham John, Chagford, Old Chingford road · Underhill Geo.J. S. 74 Mornington rd
Church road Sheldon Jn. Livesley, 23 Frederica rd Unwin Ernest, 7 Mount View road
Parnham John B. So Station road Sheldon Mrs. Holly ho.King's Head hl Vaile William B. Goldsboroughs.
Parnham Walt. Southover,The Avenue Shepherd Frederick, Woodlands, Endlebnry road
Parnwell Wilfred S. Glengarry, Endle- Woodland road Valvassura Philip, Reginald house,.
bury road Shepherd Wm. Fdk.38 Mornington rd Chingford road
Patten Albert, Burghclere villa, The Simonds Stuart Rank, St. Denys, \'aughan Thomas Arthur, Orchard
Avenu(' Connaught avenue lea, Green walk
Peachey Robert F. 55 The Ridgeway Simpson Miss, Slemdal, Douglas road Veal Harry Jas. Merivale, Crescentrd
Pedler Arth. Rhonallea, Eglington rd Simpson Mrs. 35 Mornington road Venimore Andrew Carey, 86 Morning-
Pemberton Arthur S-49 The Ridgeway Sinclair Mrs. Frederick, Friday hill ton road
Percival Mrs. 9 Park Hill road Skelton William, 43 The Drive Verdon John Arthur, Suffolk villa,.
Perry Zachariah, 9 Warren road Skottowe Walt.Stuart,r2 Eglington rd Woodland road
Petrie David Palmer,5 Mount View rd Smith Harry, 17 Mount View road Vick Charles, I6 Frederica road
Pettet Mrs. 78 Station road Smith Henry W. 3I Warren road Vick Jas. Fredk. Silverdale,Forest vw
Pe';tingall J oseph, 42 Mornington road Smith Howard, 37 Frederica road Vine Fredk. Stockman, 68 Station rd
Phillips Henry A. 2 Kimberley road Smith Mrs. H. 39 The Ridgeway Wakefield Thomas H. 9 The Drive
Pilsbury Wm. Heath,7 Mornington rd Smye ¥rs. 64 Mornington road Waldron William, 59 Warren road
Pizey Geo.H., J.P.Casa Mia,Forest vw Snell Miss, Glengyle, Buxton road Walker Mrs. 4 Frederica road
Pollard Charles, Looe, The Avenue Snow Waiter Henry, 5 Hawkswood W allis George, The G abies, Forest all!
Pollard Edward, Shanklin,The Avenue villas, King's Head hill Walsh William John, 33 Beresford rd
Powell Mark, 55 Beresford road Snowden Clarence Geo. 35 The Drive Ward Arthur Fox, Mayfield, Kimber-
Powell Wm. Fisher, 8 Frederica road Soanes Alfred, 31 The Ridgeway lev road
Pritchard Hy. Geo. 76 Mornington rd Sochon Thomas, Goulbourn,Forest av W a;ren Frank J sph. rg Eglington rd
Puck Otto, 12 The Ridgeway Spencer Albert, 49 Victoria road Webb Arthur Herbert Guy, IS Park
Purser Hubert James, 25 Buxton rd Spencer Jsph. A. Waveney,Douglas rd Hill road
Quale John Edward, Kerrowmoar, Spicer William, 9 Mornington road Webster Sidney Mallett,37 Warren rd
Green walk Spratt Geo.Albt.Wastdale,Crescent rd Wellington Mrs. Sandcot, Connaught.
R~by Miss, Slemdal, Douglas road Spratt Hy. Jas. Orizaba, Forest viell" avenue
Radmall John Henry, 46 Douglas rd Squire Mrs. 22 The Drive Wells Edgar Leslie, I 1a, Buxton road
Radmall Leslie, Wanganui,Douglas rd Stallybrass Spencer, Clovelly, Old Wells George E. 53 The Ridgeway
Ra:fford Jn. Ke•nnett,33 The Ridgeway Church road Welsby Herbert John, 57 Warren rd
Ratcliff Alfred, Chesterton, Kimber- Staniland Alfred, 82 Station road Whedon William Harold, Esp('rance~
ley road Stares Charles, Castleton,The Avenue The Avenue
Ray Mrs. 12 Buxton road Stemp Robt. Hinton vil.Heathcote gro Wheeler Jn. CoopPr, Laurel ho.Low s\ •
Ray Stanley Jones, 82 Mornington rd Stemp Rt. Louis, Dugort,The Avenue White Alfred William, Ringstead, Old
Restall William L. I I The Ridgeway ::itephens Miss, White lodge, King's Church road
Reynolds William, 7 Warren road Head hill Whitley George, 28 Warren road
Rice Richard Waiter, 9 Eglington rd Stockwell John Stephen, 2I The Whitley Geo. jun. 78 Mornington rd
Richter Mr.s. 25 The Drive Ridgeway ' Whitley Wm. Ridley, 38 Warren rd
Ridgers Miss, 47 The Drive Stopps William Edwd. 6 Gordon road Whitmore Mrs. 27 Frederica road
Ritchie Wm. Carswell, 3 Warren road Stratton Fredk. Geo. 37 Buxton road Wigg Mrs. 59 Buxton road
Rivers Francis Budd-,17 The Ridgeway Symonds Mrs. 3 Woodland road Wilden Herbert, 10 Buxton road
Roach George Morton, Heron's nest, Talbot Frederick, 4 Hawkswood Wilkes Mrs. 31 The Drive
Forest side villas, King's Head hill Williams Hywell E. B. 3 Mt. View rd
Rolmrts Chas. Gordon, 3 The Drive Talkington Hy. St. Kilda,The Avenue Willis William J. 35 Frederica road
Roberts Richard, 23 Beresford road Taylor Albert Waiter, Holmhurst, Wills David C. 39 Frederica road .
RobertsSaml.Orford vil.Chingford rd Victoria road Wilson Miss, 11 The Drive
Robertson Alex. P. 13 Mount View rd Taylor Arthur, Pandymill, The AvenuP Wiltshire Hugh, Gatra, Connaught aY"
Robertson Bertram Wm. St. Elphin, Taylor Arthur Edward Dean, 7 Park Wiseman James Henry, 23 Buxton rd
The A venue Hill road Wolff Eugene Richard, I The Drive
Rob('rtson Lawrence, 16 Douglas road Taylor Fredk. Chas. 18 Beresford rd Woodcock Arthnr Ernest.2o TheDriv&
Robinson George, 28 Douglas road Ta)·lor Mrs. Alfred, 4 Buxton road Woodcock H. S. 9 Hawkeswood
Robinson Harry Alfd. 17 Woodland rd Tettmar Victor,Pendennis,The Avenue villas, King's Head hill
Robson Josepb, Hawthorne, Endle- Thomson Rudolph Henry Gustaf, 62 Woodcock Howard C. 6 Hawkswood
bury road Mornington road villas, King's Head hill
Rogers Cyrus Allan. 45 Beresford rd Thomson Victor, 22 Buxton road Woodcock Mrs. 84 Station road
Rogers George, 51 Bf'resford road Thornhill Mrs. W oodholme, Forest av Woodward William John, Woodlands.
Ronald DouglalS, 54 Mornington road Timbrell Mrs. Hillsborough, Old The Avenue
Roose Chas. Hy. 66 Mornington road Church road Woolley Osborne, 24 Mornington rd
Rosamond Alfred Wm. 7 The Drive Tribe Miss Ethel Newton M.D. 14 Workman William Arthur,Pavenham,.
Rossiter Wait. Brooksby. Victoria rd Frederica road Crt>scent road
RJwe Waiter Elijah, 9 The Ridgeway Trimby Ernest Hereert, Crossways, Wrigglesworth Victor, 8 Buxton road
Russell Rev. Alfred Franci!l 1\l.A. Green walk Yardley Vincent, 33 Warren road
(rector & rural dean), The Chantry, Trimby George Hy. 37 Mornington rd Yuill Robert, 19 The Ridgeway
Ridgway road Turner Edwd. Morris, 7 Woodland rd Zeigele Otto, Oakhurst. Crescent rd
Russell Harry Ernest, Sherborne,
Er•lin!!ton road l
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COYliEUCHL. i Barrett James, boot maker, 84 Old Church hill

Early closing day, Thursday.
I Bartrip George, coal merchant, The Green
! Bass Brothers, builuers, Hainault ho. Ainslie road wes\.i
Abraham Herbert, dairyman, 43 Station road Bates Henry Edmund, dairyman, Ohingford road
Adkin Mary Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, Post office, Ching- Beech John, Prince Albert P.H. Old Church hiJl
ford road Behling Ernest Francis, butcher, 12 Leonard terracer
Allt>n Bros. builders' mers. &; ironmongers, 2 Station rd Chingford road
Ancient Order of Foresters, Child of the Forest Court Bennett John R. & George T. pianoforte manufacturers,_
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(Xo. 4077) (F. Watkins, sec.), 26 Woodlands road Chingford road

Anning Edward Herbert, solicitor &; commissioner for : Bennett George Thomas, pianoforte manufacturer, see-
oaths, Amroth, Forest view · I Bennett J. R. &; G. T
Bagguley George William, CJnfectioner, 46 Station road Bird Brothers, beer retailers,7 Royston par.Chingford rd'
Baker Frederick. fly proprietor, King's Head hill Blackburn Jas.Thos.Alfd. Dun Cow P.H.Ohingford Hateh-
Ball _\lioe E. (Mrs.), dress maker, 91 Station road Blake Ida B. (Mrs.), tchr. of piano, 64 Old Church hill
Ball Daniel Frederick, decorator, gr Station road Blaxland Alfred, grOc£'1' 29 &; 59, & wine merchant 35,.
Banham John, greengrocer, 56 Station road Station road
Bank Cigar Stores, tobacconist, 12 Station road Block James, confectioner, n6 Station road
Barker Thomas Edward, corn dealer, 4 The Broadway, Bococl• Sidney Thomas, collector of King's taxes, I~
Chingford road Pentley road
Barker William, dining rooms, 136 Station road Bolt-s Philip, refre>lhment rooms, I Forest avenue
 DIRECT0RY.J ESSEX.
Bolton Charles Wallace, cowkeeper, Pimp hall
Bolt{)n Edward, farmer, Pimp hall
Bourne Charles, draper, 25 Station road
Bowen Leonard Charles, clerk to l:rban District Coun-
cil, 34 Station road
Bra.cey Robert, coal agent, 2 Stafford terrace, Hall lane
Bridger Maria (Mrs.), tea gardens, Old Church road
Brook k Hardenberg, physicians & smgeons, 64 Station
road & Forest avenue
Brook Tom Stanbury M.R.C.S.Eng .• L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
-sician & sur~eon (firm, Brook &; Hardenb-erg), medical
()fficer & public vaccinator Chingford district, Epping
union & medical officer of health to Urban District
Council, 64 Station road
Brown William F. farmer, Follv farm
Bunce William Hy. grocer, 6 Royston par. Chingford rd
Burges Charles, plumber, 34 Stanley road
Butler Thomas William, nurseryman, Balgonie, King's
road & florist, IIra, Station road
Cartwright, Cunningham & Haselgrove. solicitors, I 1
Gordon road
Chatfield William, toot repairer, Chingford road
Cheeseman Albert George, builder, The Green
Chenery Edith (Miss), draper, 6r Old Church hill
Chingford Habitation of the Primrose League (No. 26g8)
(J. A. Verdon, hon. sec.), Suffolk villa, Woodland rd
Chingf{)rd Horticultural Society (George Fish, sec.),
Tantallon, Ridgeway road
Chingford Mount Cemetery (Abney Park Cemetery Co
Limited) (Arthur Clark, sec)
Chingford Postal Sorting Office ( , officer in
charge), Station road
Chingford Rifle Club (George Fi!>h, sec.), T2ntallon,
Uidgeway road
Chingford Rise Estate Co. Limited (Henry Hart, man-
ager), Estate office, The Green
Chingford Urban District Council Se" age Pumping Sta
tion (J. T. G1iffin, surveyor), Mansfield hill
Chisholm Alice (l\Ir~. ), Bull & Cro11 n P.H. The Grt>en
Chown Brothers, bukhers, 19 Station road
Clack Jas. Hy. chartered aecountant, Penley,The Avenue
Cla.rke Frank, boot maker, 8 Leonard ter. Chingford rd
Coates M. (Miss), girls' school, Pond house, The Green
Combe!I Edward, insurance agent, 70 Mornington road
Conoley Edward, fishmonger, 30 Station road
f'ooper Brothers. nur:;:erymen, Chingforrl road
Cormac Sidney S. builder, Sutherland, Templeton aven
Coventry Waiter John, Green Man P.H. Old Church rd
Gox Barnett J. boot maker, 2 Stanley• road
Crisp James Fredk. grocer, 12 Royston par.Chingford rd
Curry Edward, nurseryman, Whitehall r.urseries
{;'usworth John & Sons, monumental masons, 87 Old
Church hill
Deione El ea nor (~'l:rs. ), shopkeeper 73, & refreshment
rooms 75, Old Church hill
Denbee Hubert, farmer. Chingford road
District Supplv Stores Limited, dairy, Higham hill
Donnisthorpe Morris,baker,3 The Broadway,Chingford rd
Dove Edwin Arthur, butcher, 23 Station road
Downes ~hthur, iobbing gardener, Goath Lane cottages,
Endleburv road
Drakef{)rd Henry William, builder, r Hampton road
Duck Brothers, cabinet makers, 39 Station road
Dunford "Minnie (Mrs.), draper, 3 Hazelwood villas,
Chingford road
Eagle Lewis, refreshm-ent room,;, .~ Station road
Eaton John, tea g-ardens, Old Churf'h road
Edmeads FrPrlerick Alexander, Prince of Wal-es P.H.
C'hing-forfl Hateh
Edmonds William, cycle agent, 12 Station road
"F.ds111l C'has. Alfd. f>1rmer. Gomme's farm,Olcl Church ril
F.dwards Arthur William, hair dresser, roo Station road
ElPy Aaron Harry, builder, 47 Station road
Ellis & Son, "Printers & bookbinders. Willow street
Elli" Ernest GPo. steam roundabout proptr. Stanley roa~
Ellis FlorPnce (Miss), dress maker, ThP Green
F.nfield JfiO"hway Co-operative Society Ltd. 28 Station rd
EppinQ' ForPst Mu.,ical Society (The) (E. J. Bowen.
musical rlir ; Leo Tavlor, hem. sec.), Ronl Forest htl
ll'aulknPr Alfd. Jn. butcher, The Broadway.Ching-ford rcl
Flint Robert & ~- cap front manufaeturers, New road
Flootl Henrv Richard. eollar cutter, ~ Chingford road
Fordham John, cowkeeper, Chingford Hatch
Foulds James French, Queen Elizabeth P.H. Forest side
Francis .A.lbert Charles, confectioner, Chingford road
Francis Robert, news agent,r3 Royston par.Chingf{)rd rd
Frisby Oly, carman, Alfred villa, Hall lane
Galbraith Colin James M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon,2 Leonard ter.Chingford rd
Gallop William George, confectioner, 21 Station road
Gas Light & Coke Co. 54 St.ation road
Gi~lett H?rhert E. watch maker, 58 Station road
CHI~GFORD. 141
Glover ~\.lfred E. solicitor &; commissioner for oaths, 10
Park Hill road
Great Eastern Raihmy Co. (H. C. T . .Amendt,manager),
refreshment rooms, Rail" av •
station
Green Thomas Charles, dairyman, q Leonard terrace,
Chingford road ·
Greenhead .Alice (Mrs.), draper, Chingford road
Greenlees & Sons, boot makers, 53 Station road
Griffin John Taylor, surveyor to T'rban Di:>ti·ict Council,
34 Station road
Hackshall Fredk. g-NoPr, _') The }larket, Chingford road
flagon John Victor, ironmonger, 40 Station road
Hale End Laundry, Dyeing & Cleaning Co.; receiving
office, r 13 Station road
Haley .\ndrew, portmanteau maker, 6a, Station road
Hall Annie (Miss), tea gardens, Old Church road
Hall John Joseph, blacksmith, Old Church road
Hanneford John Thomas, refreshment rooms, Hawkwood
Hardenberg Emile John Frank M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon (firm, Brook & Harden-
berg), Cliveden, Forest averue
Harper John, piano tuner, 28 Old Church hill
Harris Frederick Richard, farmer, Old Church road
Harry-Jones John, rolicitor & commissioner for oaths,
Pengelly lodge, Forest avenue
Hart Bernard Leslie, solicitor, The Briars, Heathcote gro
Haselgrove Harry Cliff, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths (firm, Cartwright, Cunningham & Haselgrove),
II Gordon road
H•'ad _·\.lfred Jallles, news ag-ent, Chingford road
Hi,~ks John Charles, builder, so Station road
Hills Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopl.eepcr, 67 Old Church hill
Hitchcock Adnlphns Wm. dining rooms, 107 Station rd
Hobday :Mary A. (Miss),masseuse,Kai-ora,Old Church rd
Holden James Charles,King's Head hotel,King's Head hl
Home for Little Girls (Miss Mary H. Steer, hon. super-
intendent), Chingford road
Ho'Oper Archibald Shadwell. supt. to Chingford :Mount;
cemetery, The Mount, Old Church hill
Howell William, plumber, Hillcrest, Westward road
Howse H. &; Son, grngrcrs. Io Leonard ter.Chingford rd
Huck Henry, chemist, 16 Station road
Hummerstone & Son, nurserymen, Chingford mount
Humphreys William, engineer t{) pumping station,
Mansfield hill
Innes J essi-e A. (Mrs.), mid" ife, 7 Higham Station aven
Jarvis Henrietta (Miss), art needlework repository, 32
Station road
Jessop Chas. & Alfred, coaeh builders, Ching-ford Hatch
.Jessop Arthur John, carrier, Chingford Hatch
Jessop Charles, farmer, Larks farm, New road
Johnson Ernest N., L.R.I.B.A. architect, 31 Gordon road
.Tones Bros. cab proprietors & blacksmiths, The Green
J ones R. & Son, painters, Willow street
Jones T. H. &; Co. nurserymen, Chingford road
Jones Albert N. grocer & beer retailer, New road
J ones Alfred Edward, Fountain P .H. Low street
.Jones .Arthur, news agent & tobacconist, 52 Station rd
Jones Herbert Brant, carter, I4 Mornington road
KPen Waiter John, farmer, Old Church hill
Kirby James, dairy, 48 station road
Knott Kate (Miss), teacher of music, 20 Warwiek road
Langhorne & Co. auctioneers, 2 Hawkswood villas,
King's Head hill
Larsen Ove, nurseryman, King's Head hill
Law Edmund Wykes, butcher, 38 Stati~:m road
Le~h William James, saddler, 31 Station road
Lewis & Co. monumental masons, Mount view, Old
Church hill
Lewis & Co. news agents, r 11 Station road
Leyton Timber Co. Limited, building material mer-
chants, Ohingford road
Lloyd Hy. Wm. boot ma. Io Royston par. Cbingford rd
Lockwood William, insurance agent, Grove rd. New rd
London & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (John
Barnes, manager), Station road; draw on head office,
3 Bank buildings E C & Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co.
London E C. See advertisement
McCunn A.,M.R C.V.S. veterinary surgeon,LarksHall frm
Ma.ck Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Chivers road, New rd
Manchester Unity of Oddfellows, Erin Guinness Lodge,
No. 6go8 (Frederick Watkins, sec.), 26 Woodlands rd
Martin Brothers, refreshment rooms, 124 Station road
Martyn Geo. Wm. surveyor, The Cottage, Heathcote gro
Masonic Lodges, see pp. 137 & 138
May H. B. & Sons, nurserymen, Endlebury nurseries
May Richard, auctioneer, 101 Station road
May William James, greengrocer, 49 Station road
Mayhew Samuel Herbt. cartage contractr. 9 St.John's rd
Maysey James William, grocer, Chingford road
Metropolitan Water Board (R. N. Thomas, res. engi-
nePT), Chingford pumpinz station
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Minett Charles, watch maker, u6 Old Church hill
Monk Charles, tailor, 18 Station road
Morton Godwin Joseph, watch maker, 6b, Station road
Morton Philip Howard, solicitor, Xanadu, Heathcote gro
Moss Eliza (Mrs.), confr. 4 Royston par. Chingford road
Nash Mary Jane (Mrs.), laundress, 'l'he Green
Nelson Brothers, manufacturing joiner!), Bateman road
Odart Herbert, greengro. 4 The Market·, Chingford road
Parisian Corset Co.Ltd. ladies' outfitters,IOga,Station rd
Pavey Joshua, dining rooms, Chingford road
Payne Thomas, refreshment rooms, I King's Head hill
Penman William, pianoforte tuner, Evelyn villa, Grove rd
Perry Thomas, tea gardens, Hope eot. Chingford Hatch
Pettingall Joseph, collector of Urban. District Council
rates, 34 Station road
Pettit Stephen, corn chandler, 42 Station road
Phi)lips & Co. drapers, 15 & 17 Station road
Pidsley Richard, stationer, & post office, 55 Station road
Pimm Bros. builders, 2 .A.inslie Wood rd. Chingford rJ
Poland Charles, nurseryman, Bateman road
Polli Luigi, coffee tavern, 134 Station road
Pop1~tt John, slater, Hampton road
Porter & Co. accountants & estate agents, so Station rd
Pretty Harry, apartments, Victoria cot. King's Head hill
Radmall Lucy (Mrs.), boot m1lrer, 103 Station road
Randall Frank, bali:er, 57 Station road
Reynolds George, market gardener, Endlebury road
Reynolds John, carman, 9 Alpha road, Old Church hill
Richardson John, boot maker, King's Head hill
Ridgewell Henry, tobacconist, u8 Station road
Riding James Billinge, nurseryman, Forest side
Rochester George, farmer, Brook farm, Chingford Hatch
Rochester Henry, greengrocer, 14 Station road
Rochester William, shopkeeper, Chingford Hatch
Rogers Samuel Punter, dairyman, King's Head hill
Roper Charles, farmer, Ink's green
Rose & Co. butchers, 33 Station road
Royal Epping Forest Golf Club (C. G. Roberts, hon.
,;ec. ), Royal Forest hotel
Royal Forest Hotel (John Brill, proprietor)
Sainsbury E. & Sons, plumbers, 42 Garfield road
'Salter & Son, cycle makers, 77 Old Church hill & 101
Station road
Sands Mabel Amy (Miss), dress maker, 8 Station road
Saward Ernest Charles, retailer, King's Head hill
Sayers William, boot maker, 8 Station road
Sear Bros. cycle makers, The Broadway, Chingford road
Seeburge Frank, hair dresser, u Roystou parade,
Chingford road
Sheridan .Alfred, swe.~p, 28 Stanley road
Shirt George Arthur, confectioner, 2 King's road
Short William Thomas, boot repairer, 62 Stanley road
Shulten Bernard, hair dresser, 5 Stanley road
Sims Jessie E. (Mis<;~) & Wm. J. confctnrs. 10 Station rd
Sin a-er Annie (Mrs.), fried fish d.ealer, 5 Royston parade,
Chingford road
Skeet Frederick Sydney, grocer, Bateman house ' &
Alexandra house, Chingford road
CHIPPING HILL, see Witham.
CHIPPING ONGAR (or On~ar ad Castra). is an
ancient town and parish on the west bank of the river
Boding and east of the Cripsey brook, on the road from
Stratfol"Q and close to the road from Epping to Chelms-
ford, and is t.he terminus of the Great Eastern branch
railway from Loughton, 7 miles east from Epping, n
west from Chelmsford, 8 north-west from Brentwood and
21 miles by road and 23 by rail from London. It is the
heali of a petty sessional division and union and the
chief place of the hundred bearing its name, in the
Western division of the county, Brentwood county court
district, rural deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex
and Chelmsford diocese. Over the Cripsey is a brick
bridge of three arches. The town is within the area
of an old entrenchment and consists chiefiv •
of one street
on the main road, situated on the rising bank of the
river, with ·a good view, and is lighted with gas by a
company: water is supplied by a company. The
church of St. Martin, erected in the 12th century,
is I} small building of fiint and rubble in the Anglo-
Norman or Transition style, consisting of chancel, nave.
•
south aisle, north porch and a westel'n steeple of wood
containing 2 bells : inside the altar rails is a memorial
slab of marble to Jane, a l'elative of Oliver Cromwell,
and wife of " that truly noble and religious gentleman
Horatio Pallavicini esq. who died May 6, 1648, aged
36;" she died in 1637: the church was enlarged in 1884,
when the south aisle was added: there are 350 sittings:
in the churchyard a silver penny of Edward I. was
dug up, and many Roman remains have also been found
here. The register dates from the year 1538. The
(KELLY's
Slow H. & Son, coal mers. 1 The Market, Cbingford rd
Smith George & Co. grocers, 51 Station road
Smith W. H. & Son, news agents, Railway station l"
Smith Mary .Ann (Mrs.), glass & china dealer, 3 Royston
pa:vade, Chingford road
Smith Reuben, chimney sweep, 38 Stanley road
Smith William, tobacconist, 6 L2onard ter.Chingford rd
Smith er Ed ward, plumber, 2 Royston par. Chingford rd
Snell L. J. (Miss), girls' high school, Buxton road
Soper Jas. cow keeper, Low st. & dairyman, 22 Station rd
South Chingford Laundry, 9 Royston par. Cbingford rd
Stacey Arthur, tea gardens & hire furnisher; accommo.
dation for cyclists, & apartments, Forest View house,
King's Head hill
Steed Robert Cawston, district supt. Refuge Assurance
Co. Limited, 65 Station road
Tanner William Edward, chemist, 36 Station road
Tibbit John Morris, farmer, Chiugford Hatch
Tite B. M. & Sons, coal merchants, Station y~rd
'l'oe Frank, hair dresser, 45 Station road
Tollworthy Frederick .A. farmer & carter, Chingford haD
Tomalin William R. oilman, 41 Station road
Turner Arthur, baker, r Hazelwood villas, Chingford rd
Tweed Frederick Thomas, baker, 26 Station road
Tytherleigh & Co. ironmongers, 20 Station road
Uglow Frank Ern.est, draper, 37 Station road
Vine Frederic Stockman L.D.S. dentist, 68 Station road
w,alker Henry, boot x·epairer, IS Stanley road
Walthamstow Sanatorium & Hospital for Infectious
Diseases (David Isaacs M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
medical officer; Miss Louisa Pratchett, matron), Hal&
End road
Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Coote & Warren
Limih:d), coal merchants, II5 Station road
Warren John, boot maker, 105 Station road
Watkins Caroline (Mrs.), tea gardens, Station road
Watts Eliza Ann (Mrs.), groo~r, 59 Old Church hill
Watts Walt. T. carting cont:r:ctr.Oalverley,Old Church hi
Webb Henry, cycle maker, 105 Station road
Wells Elizh. (Mrs.), private schl. 12 Higham Station av
West Arthur,tea gardens,6 Willmott's cots.OldChurch rd
White Wm. Fr:!.nk, butcher, 3 The Market, Chingford rd
Wilde Charles, draper, 8 Royston parade, ·Chingford rd
Wilkins Willi::tm Regina1d, sanitary inspector to th~t
Urban District Council, :14 Station road
Wilks S. J. r-egistrar of births & deaths, ChurQh hall,
The Ridgeway . '
Williams George,drua- stores,4 Le·onard ter.Chingford rd
Wingrove Alfred, shopkeeper, Low street
Wood Ernest, apartments, 18 Queen's Grove road
Wood James, farmer, Old farm, Chingfo:rd Hatch .
Woodcock Arthur Ernest L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. physician
&; surgeon, 20 The Drive
Worth W. milliner, 6o Station road
Y.oo Wilson, refreshment rooms, The Broadway, Ching-
ford road
Young Christians (Mrs.), farmer, Larks hall
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living is a rectory, net yearly value £Ioo, with residencep
in the gift of Waiter Plimpton esq. and others, and held
since 1878 by the Rev. James Tanner M.A. of Pembrok&
College, Oxford, and surrogate. The Catholic churchp
erected in z86g, is dedicated to St. Helen. There is a
Congregational chapel, in which is a memorial to th&
Rev. Isaac Taylor, a former minister and writer for the
young, who died n Dec. 182g, and to his daughter Jane
Taylor, the celebrated authoress, who died 13 .April.
1824, and was buried here: the chapel was founded in
r6go: close by is Dr. Livingstone's room, in which the
celebrated African explorer lived when a student, for a
period of two years. The cemetery, opposite the rail-
way station, was formed in 1866 and covers an area of
one acre ; it is under the management of the Ongar
Parish Council. The Budworth Hall, erected by public-
subscription as a memorial to the late Captain Bud-
worth, is a building in the Elizabethan style, consist-
ing of a large room holding about 400 persons, used for
public meetings, reading, games and coffee rooms. A
museum was added in 18gB, and a tower, containing a
clock, was erected in 1887, to commemorate the Jubilee
of Queen Victoria: in 19n a large assembly room -was-
erected at the rear of the hall to seat about 400 persons.
The Church room, erected in 1870 by the late Henry
Gibson rsq. holds 120 persons. The Drill hall wu
built in 1871 by subscription, for the G Co. of the 4th
Territorial Force Battalion Essex Regiment, at 1l cost of
/:25'). Yrs. Septame Mitchell left in 1796 [,so Old
Snnth St>a Annuities, the interest of which is distri-
buted among the members of the parochial coal club-.
 DIRECTORY.] ES~EX. CHIPPING ONGAR • 143
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Sorth-east of the church is a high artificial mound, on
the top of which a castle was built in the reign of
Henry I. but in the reign of Queen Elizabeth it was
removed and a strong brick building of three storeys
(.rected, of which only a fragment now remains, but
the surroundin~ moat still exists. The trustees of Lady
Jane H. Swinburne (d. 18g6), who are lords of the
manor; ~Iajor George Edward Cape! Cure, of Shaken-
burst, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop; the trustees of the
l-ate Captain Philip John Budworth, and John Walker
Newall esq. are the principal landowners. The area is
499 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable value~
£6,679; the population in I9II was 1,392, including
333 children and 36 officials in Hackney Union Work-
house School and 164 in Chipping Ongar Grammar-
School. .

OFFICI..!.L ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. &; T. Office. Letters should have Essex The Workhouse, Stanford Rivers, is a plain structure of
added.- , postmaster. Letters arrive at brick, erected at a cost of £4,416 & will hold 1]6 in-
· 5.15 &; 10.15 a.m. &; 6.45 & 9·45 p.m.; dispatched at mates; J. Underwood, master; Rev. John Ishmae}
g.3o a.m. &; 12.15, 2.2o, 7, 7·45 & ro p.m. week days; Thomas B.A. chaplain; Geoffrey Remington WilsoD
sundays, arrive at 5· 15 a.m. & dispatched at 7 p.m M ..A.., J_P., ~LB., B.C.Camb. medical officer; Mrs.
Wall Letter Box.-At Railway :;;tation, cleared at 9·5 E. E. Underwood, matron
a.m. & 2, 6.35, 7.40 & g.2o p.m. week days; sundays, 0NG1R REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
12.45 p.m Superintendent Ri!gistrar, Amold Richardson, Chipping
COU~TY MAGISTRATES, ONGA.R PETTY Ongar; deputy, Frederick H. Smith, Chipping Ongar
SESSIONAL DIVISION. Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Richard New-
White Tyndale, Stondon Place, Brentwood, chairman Lery, Marden Ash, High Ongar; deputy, John Sur-
Barnard Herbert Edward, High street, Ongar ridge, Chipping Ongar
Carter Frederic, Marden A:.h, High On!!ar PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Christie Charles Henry Fehler V.D. Wilderness, Ongar
Glasse Charles H. Berners hall, Ong-ar Ancient Order of Foresters, Court Forest hall, No. zoso~
Jones Henry Edwd. C E. Marden Ash ho. High Ongar George A. Howgate, sec
Loyd Frederic E. A.lbyns, Stapleford .!.bbotts, Romford Budworth Hall, W. P. Fenn, sec.; By. Finc,h, manager-
McCcrquodale Harold, Forest hall, High Ongar, Ongar Cemetery, Ernest A. Payne, clerk
Meyer James Herman, Little Laver hall, Harlow Fire Brigade (now under the control of the Parish Coun-
Parker Chas. Alfred, Rochets, South Weald, Brentwood cil), James William Burrell, capt. & engineer & ro
Pigott Capt. Wellesley George, 123 Coleherne court, men; a fire escape was presented in 1889 by the late
South Kensington, London S W H. Gibson esq
Price Howel John James D.L. Greensted hall, Ongar Police Station, Frederick Fordham, inspector; 1 sergeant
Royds Charles Duncan, Brizes park, Kelvedon Hatch, & 10 constables
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Brentwood TERRITORIAl. FORCE.
Wilson Geoffrey Remington :YI.A., M.B. Ongar ho. Ongar
The chairman for the time being of the Ongar Rural 4th Battalion Essex Regiment (G Co. ), Drill hall, Capt.
District Council is an ex-officio magistrate Barrington C. Wells; Color-Sergt.-Instructor Johlll
Clerk to the Magistrates, Frank P. Sutthery, High st Biswell, drill instructor
Petty Sessions are held at the Petty Sessions room, Police CADET CORPS.
station, every alternate saturday at 10.30 a.m. The
places included in Ongar petty sessional division art~ Grammar School.
the same as the Union, except Doddinghurst & They- Lieut. Albert Charles Anstey Wildman
don Mount PUBLIC OFFICERS.
O~GAR RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Certifying Factory Surgeon, Robert Ferguson 1\LA ...
The Parishes in the District are the same as in the M.D ..!.berd. Greylands
Union. Clerk to Ongar Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pension
Council meets at the Council house on every alternate Committee, Arnold Richardson
tuesdav at 12 noon. Clerk to the Parish Council, Ernest Augustin Payne
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Chairman, Thomas Atkins, The Lindens, Moreton, Ongar Inspector of Weights & Measures & under "Sale of
Officials. Food & Drugs Act" & Official Sampler under "Fer-
Clerk, Arnold Richardson, Chipping Ongar tili!ers & Feeding Stuffs Act " for the Southern Dis-
trict, Arthur Horsnell, 153 High street, Brentwood
Treasurer, Robert Woodhouse, Barclay & Company's
Bank, Ch~>lmsford Inspector under the '· Diseases of Animals Acts," Fredk ..
Medical Officer of Healtl1, Archihald Sinclair David Fordham, Police station
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals-
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond.
The Lindens, Fyfield Acts" for Ongar District, Hermon Hicks M.R.C.V.S.
Sanitary ln<>pector, William ~athaniel Jarvis A.R.S.I. High street
Chipping Ongar SCHOOL.
ONGAR UNIO~. District Education Sub-Committee.
Board day every alternate tuesday at the District Council The Committee was formed Aug. 1903, & consists ot
house at I I a.m. 15 members.
The Union comprises twenty-six parishes, viz. :-Abbess
Roding, Beauchamp Roding, Berners Roding, Meetings held at the Council house, 3rd thursday in
Blackmore, Bobbingworth, Chipping Ongar, Dodding- each month, at 2 p.m

hurst, Fyfield, Greensted, High Laver, High Ongar, Chairman, Capt. W. G. Pigott J.P. 123 Coleherne court.
Kelvedon Hdtch, Lambourne, Little Laver, Moreton, South Kensington, London SW
Navestock, Norton Mandeville, Shelley, Shellov Clerk, Arnold Richardson
Bowells, Stanford Rh·ers, Stapleford Abbots, Stapleforr )rhool .Medical Inspector, E. Morton Wyche M.R.C.S.
Tawney, Stondon Massey, Theydon Mount, WillingaJ Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H. Rose Valley, Brentwoo<l
\.ttendance Officers, Arthur Lamb Dutton, Post office~
Doe & Willingale Spain. The arPa of the union i~
Kelvedon common & E. J. Thomas, High Ongar
47,236 acres; rateable value, Lady Day, 1913,£69,274: :ouncil School, endowed with the- rents of five houses in
the population in rgr r was 10,644 the town. left by Joseph King in 1678, now producing-
Chairman of the Board cf Guardians, Thomas Atkins. £.92 yearly; it was reorganized in 1869 and enlarged'
The Lindens, Moreton, Ongar in 1873, at a cost of £.320, to meet the requirements
Clerk to the Guardians k Assessment Committee, Arnold of the Elementary Education Act, 1870; the school:
Richardson, Chipping Ongar now eiucates 210 children from the parishes of Chip-
Trpasurer, Robert W oodhouse, Barclay & Company's ping Ongar, High Ongar, Shelley & Greensted & is-
Bank, Chelmsford managed by 6 manaQ"ers; Charles Rose, master
CollPctor to the Guardians & Relieving & Vaccination Railway Station, .Mathew Probst, station master
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Officer, Richard Newbery, 1\Iarden Ash, High Ongar
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, No. 1 district, CARRIERS TO-
Archibalrl Sinclair David ~I.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.P.H. Brentwood-Joseph Bailey, from his house, wed. at «)
R C.P .S.Lond. The Lindens, Fyfield; No. 2 district, a.m. ; returning at 4 p.m
James Lvnn Alien M.B.Cant'<!b., M.R.C.S.Eng., Chelm~ford Joseph Bailey, from his house, man. & fri.
L.R.C.P.Lond. The Auberies, Kelvedon Hatch; No. 3 at 9 a.m. ; returning from King's Head hotel same-
district, Robert Ferguson M.A., M.D., C.M.Aberd. Hfternoon 4 p.ru
Grevlands, Chipping Ong-ar; No. 4 district, PPrcy C. Willingale Spain ~\lfred Marriage, from Bell inn, tues.
Phillips :M.R C.S Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Abridge,Romfrd thurs. & sat. no particular time
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Atkinson Rev. Arthur George Breeks
M.A. (rector of Greensted)
tiarlow Mrs
Earnard Herbert Edward J.P. High st
tiarron Richard Bankes, Bowes
Bishop Misses, Holmlea
Boyland Rev. Jn. (Cath.), St. Helen's
Brown Herbert Boyer
Erucesmith Mrs. Grammar school
Childs Henry
-<Jhristie Charles Henry Fehler J.P.
Wilderness
Ferguson Robt. M.A.,M.D. Greylands
-Foster Charles H
Maryon Frank, Bank house
Noble Frederic Miller
Payne Ernest Augustin
.Surridge John, Brooldands
Tanner Rev. James M.A. (rector &
surrogate)
Temple Michael Henry, White house
Ward Mrs. lngleholm
Wildman Albert Charles Anstey,
Grammar school
Wilson Geo:ffrey Remin!!ton M.A.,
M.B., J.P. Ongar hous:
COlllMEUCL\L.
Early closing day, Wed. 1 p.m.
Ancient Order of Foresters (Court
Forest hall, No. 2050; George A.
Howgate, sec.), Cock inn
A.shdown & Son, drapers & outfitters
Bailey Jo!leph. carrier
&relay & Company Limited, bankers
(branch) (Frank Maryon, agent) ;
draw on head office, 54 Lombard
street, London E C
Barker Frederick, coach builder, see
Mat thews & Barker
8arlow Harry, builder, timber
merchant & undertaker
Barnard Alfred William, boot & shoe
repairer
Barnard Herbert Edward, grocer &
provision dealer & china & glass
dealer
Baugh John Wm. Mahanoora. chemist
Bishop Misses, ladies' school, Holmlea
Bishop Stortford. Harlow & Epping
Gas & Electricity Co. (Charles H.
Fo.ster, agent)
Biswell Color-Sergt.-Instructor John,
drill instructor to G Co. 4th Ter.
Force Battn. Essex Regt. Drill hall
Brown Herbert Boyer, wine & spirit
merchant & ooal merchant & ill6ur-
ance agent
Budworth Hall (W. P. Fenn, sec. ;
Henry Finch, manager)
Burton William, Bell inn
'Cadet C<>rps Territorial Force (Albt.
Charles Anstey Wildman, Iieut.),
Grammar school
'Carruthers Edgar Limited, drapers
Castle Thomas, draper
Cemetery (Ernest Augustin Payne,
clerk)
Chalk William Thomas, Cock P.H
Chambers William Henry, jeweller
Chanell Percy, printer & stationer
Cornell Herbert, painter & decorator
Craig & Co. outfitters
Day Arthnr Stephen, antique dealer
Dingley Leonard, beer retailer
Eastau~h & Wright, grocers
Edwards Westcott, tailor
Fenn W. P. & Son, insurance agents
GREAT CHISHALL (or Chishill) is a parish on a
stream called "Cumberton Brook," supposed to have
formed the boundary between the kingdoms of Mercia
and Essex; it is 7 miles west from Audley End station
'OD the Great Eastern railwa1 and 5 north-west from
-Boyston station on the Hitchin and Cambridge branoh
LITTLE CHISHALL is a parish and small village
adjoining the village of Great Chishall, formerly in
Essex, and transferrecl to Cambridgeshire by the "Local
E SEX.
Ferguson Robert M.A., M.D.Aberd. Ongar District Agricultural Associa-
surgeon, & medical officer & public tion (C. H. Foster, sec. & treas)
vaccinator No. 3 district & certify- Ongar District Constitutional A:ssocia-
ing factory surgeon for the Ongar tion (C. H. Foster, sec.& treasurer)
district, Ongar union, Greylands Ongar Football Club (W. J. Simpson,
Foster Charles & Son, auctioneers sec.; C. W. Green, treasurer)
French Arthur, laundry Ongar Gazette (Alfred B. Davis Ltd.
Furze Jam~s, farmer . publishers; Fras. Joseph Mott, agt)
G~u?t Lomse (Mrs.), L10n hotel Ongar General Friendly Society
Guhng J. & H. coal merchants (Charles Rose, sec)
Gra~mar Sc_ho?l (Mrs. L. A. Bruce- Ongar Horticultural Society (John
sm1th, p~mCipal; Albert Charles Patk. Fenn & Ohas. H. Foster, secs)
Anstey Wildman, head master) Ongar Institute & Coffee Tavern
~ray Leonard, so~i<-;itor . . (W. P. Fenn, hon. sec.), Bud-
llree~ Charles Wilha;m, Kmg s H_ead worth hall
family & commerCial ih<>tel & JOb- Ongar Motor & Garage Co
m~ster, & n_totor ga:age. , Ongar Reading & Recreation Society
Hacl,ney U!non Ch1l~ren s Hames (R. J. C. McNa:rry, hon. sec.),
(Alfred Rtch~rd Collmgs, .~upt. & Budworth hall
s~hoolmaster, Mrs. Catheune Col- Oram Archie Reginald, carpenter
hngs, matron), ~o~don road Paul Frank, butcher .
Hayden Edward W1lham & Sons,corn Pound Ellen (Mrs.), art needlework
& coal merchants repository
Hepbourne Rose (Mrs.), ~aundry Pratt Charles, farmer, Castl~ farm
Herbert Jatpes, tobaccomst Price & C<1. clothiers
Herts & Essex Waterworks Co. Ltd Reynolds Christopher James (Mrs.·),
.(C. H. Foster, agent) . coal merchant & agent to theG.E.R
Hwks Hermon M.R.C.V.S. vetermary Riohardson ArnDld, solicitor & cam-
surgeon, & veterinary inspector missioner for oaths, clerk to Onga.r
under the "Diseases of Animals Rural District Council, to 1ilie
Acts" for Ongar district guardians & assessment committee
Holt Waiter George, confectioner of Ong:tr union, to Ongar Education
Borne Thomas Samuel, hair dresser District sub-committee & to Onga.r
Hughes William, hoot repairer sub-committee of Essex Local Pen·
Inlrernational Tea Co.'s Stores Lim. sion committee & supt. registrar
(Frank Dunn, manager) of Ongar district
Jarvis William Nathaniel A.R.S.l. Root Joseph, fruiterer
surveyor & sanitary inspector to Rose Charles, insurance agent
Rural District Council Rose Thomas Edward, hunt tailor:
Johnson Waiter, boot & shoe maker agent for Burberrys; hatter k
Kent Henry William, fishmonger insurance agent; & at Epping
Kerr John, ironmonger Saunders Ernest M. insurance agent
Korf Herroann C. tailor Scales Charles, boot repairer
Lacey Eliza Ann (Mrs.), confectioner Searle Robert & George, nurserymen
Lacey Peter Albt. boot & shoe make1· & seedsmen
Lacey WilliamEdward,boot & shoe ma Smart William, plumber & glazier
Lavender Thomas Nathaniel, butcher Smith Alma, hair dresser
Mabon Jo-hn, confectioner Smith Frederick H. teacher of music
Maryon W. & A. bakers & confectnr~ & deputy supt. registrar
Maryon Frank, manager of Barclay & Smith John Packard, blacksmith
Company's Bank & agent to the Snelling George Thomas, ironmonger
Essex & Suffolk, Commercial Union. Stokes George, harness maker
Scottish Widows', Ocean Accident Surridge John,cycle, motor & gramo-
& Railway Passengers' insurance phone agent & deputy registrar of
companies births, deaths & marriages
Matthews & Barker, coach & carriage Sutthery & Wortley, solicitors,High st
builders Sutthery Frank Pellatt (firm,Sutthery
Ma1:1:hews .lames & Ceorge H. & Wortley), solicitor, & clerk to
millers & cattle food manufacturers, the magistrates for the Ongar
corn, seed, hay, forage & artificial. division, High street
manure merchants & farm seeds- Taff Frances M. (Mrs.), confectionet'
men, The Mills; & The Mills, Territorial Force Battalion (4th)
Harold Wood Essex Regiment (G Company,
:\latthews William, blacksmith Capt. B. C. Wells; Color-Sergt.-
Mead Thomas, baker Instructor John Biswell, drill in-
Mihill Henry William, grocer structor), Drill hall
M(}tt Emma (Mrs.), dress maker United Patriots' National Benefit So-
Mott Francis Joseph, china dealer & ciety (Waiter Johnson, sec)
agent for the "Ongar Gazette" Walkley John Charles, stationer
Mulvey William S., F.R.C.V.S. Ward Frank, pork butcher
veterinary surgeon (surgery) Wild William Harry, saddler
Ness Elsie Jane (Miss), dress maker Wilson Goo:ffrey Remington M.A .•
Newman George, head gardener to C. J.P., M.B., B.C.Cantab. physician
H. F. Christie esq & surgeon, & medical officer to
Noakes & Son, billposters Workhouse & Hackney Union
Nable Frederic M. builder & brick & Children's Homes, Ongar house
tile maker, Brick & Tile works, Wortley Stamp Wm. LL.B. solicitor
Hallsford Bridge, High Ongar (firm, Sutthery & Wortley), High st
Ongar Cricket Club (Charles 0. Wright Herbert Charles, grocer, see
Stokes, sec) Eastaugh & Wright
of the Great Narthern railway. This parish, formerly in
Essex, was transferred to Cambridgeshi~e by the "Local
Governmoot Board's Provisional Orders C<>nfirmation
(No. 14) Act, x8g5," and will be found in Kelly's Direc-
tory of Cambridgeshire.
Government Board's Provisional Orders Confirmation
(No. 14) Aet, 1895.'' and will be found in Kelly'•
Directory of Cambridgeshire.
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
CHRISHALL (or Christhall) is a scattered pario:h,
aear a range of hills on the borders of Cambridgeshire
and recorded by that name in Domesday Book, 5 mlle:o
west-north-west from Audley End station on the Great
Eastern and 7 east-by-south from Royston station on
the Hitchin and Cambndge branch of the Great Northern
railway, and 7 west from Saffron Walden, in the Northern
division of the countv, •
UttlPsford hundred, Saffron
Walden petty sessional dh·ision, union and county court
district, rnral deanery of Saffron W alden, archdeaconry
()f Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The church
of the Holy Trinity, standing on an eminence, is an
ancient structure of flint, consisting of chancel, nave of
four bays, with clerestory, aisles, north and south
porches and an embattled western tower with short
spire, containing 4 bells : in the south aisle is a fine-
brass, date c. 1370, to Sir John de la Pole and his wife
Joan (Cobham), the effigy of the knight is partly in plate
armour, with a tunic, and his lady in a close-fitting
dress with pendent sleeves; the figures lie beneath a
triple canopy, richly crocketed, with the shields of de
la Pole and Cobham; only a fragment of the inscription
remains: in the wall of the south aisle is the stone
figure of a lady in a recumbent position, c. 1450 and
brasses of a civilian and Jlis wife kneeling, c. 1480;
the church also contains the remains of a monument
to Lady Cane: the reredos is a memorial to Capt.
Charles H. H. Beley D.S.O. 25th Bengal Native Infantry,
md son of the Rev. C. E. A. Belev •
M.A. vicar r888-
rgn, who was killed in action, in the Hazara expedi-
tion, 5th Oct. r888 : the pulpit and reading desk are
of oak: the body of the church was thoroughly restored
in 1868-g and seated with open benches, and has 220
cittings: the chancel was restored in 1878. The register
dates from the year 1662. The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value £177, including 123 acres of glebe, with
residence adjoining the church, in the gift of the Bishop
of Chelmsford, and held since 1913 by the Rev. William
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Chambers Robert, grocer, Post ollice
Gray Matthew J.P. Ohrishall grange Drage Henry Thomas, farmer, Par-
May Wm. Lupton .A.K.C.L. Vicarage sonage farm
Gray Matt. farmer, Chrishall grange
COMlllERCIAL. Ives William, farmer
Andrews William, shopkeeper Kent Lewis, frmr. Chrishall game fm
Be.H.lle George, R~d Cow P.H Miller Cornelius, hay binder & as
Brand Wm. Robt. farmer, Bilden end sistant overseer
CLACTON-ON-SEA
CLACTON-0~-SE.A. IS a modern seaside town, with
a terminal station on the Tendring Hundred branch of
the Great Eastern Tailway, 8 miles south-west from
Walton-on-the-Naze, 16 south-east from Colchester, 16
south-west from Harwich, 16 so'lth-east from Manning-
tree, 38 east-by-north from Chelmsford, 30 south from
Ipswich and 71 from London by rail. The distances by
water are: Walton-on-the-Naze, 8 miles, Brightlingsea g,
Southend 28, Gravesend 'lnd Tilbury 46, Woolwich 64
and London Bridge 73 miles. Clacton-on-Sea is in the
North Eastern division of the county, Tendring hundred,
petty sessional division and union, Colchester, Clacton
and HarWich jomt county court district, rural deanery
of St. Osyth, arehdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsfmd
diocese. This place has a southern aspect, stand-
ing on cliffs 40 or 50 feet high: the beach of sand
and shingle is admirable for sea bathing and extend~;
for miles in each direction. The pier, erected m 1873
and enlarged in 1877, is a structure of wood, extend-
ing to a distance of 1,150 feet, and widening from 30
feet to 300 feet at the head, and having a sheltered land·
ing stage go feet by 30 fePt, the total cost being f)6,ooo;
at the entrance to the pier are hot and cold baths. ThP
Pavilion, erected in 1893, at a cost of £8,ooo, is a struc-
ture of iron, glass and wood, comprising a large hall
with theatrical, musical and dancing licenses, with or-
chel'ltral stage, balcony and a gallery at the north end,
and capable of seating 1,ooo persons; attached are dress·
ing rooms and a refreshment bar, and above these a
smoking room and lavatories. An exterior balcony runs
round the whole building. During the summer season
qteamers call at the pier daily on theia- way to and from
London. A wooden jetty, for the unloading of barges &c.
was constructed in 189g at the west end of the town.
In addition to the sea wall, erected in J88o, t.he remaining
portion of the cliffs for the whole extent cf the Clacton-
(ln Sea Special Drainage District was protected in 1889
with well constructed piling, in which upwards of 43,ooo
cubic feet of timber was used and nearly 16 tons of bolts
and nuts; this work was carried out under the direction
d Yr. Thomas .Alfred Cressy, cle1k and surveyo.r to the
CLACTO~ -ON-~ EA. ~45
Lupton )lay Th.A.K.C. The great tithes were sold l.y
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to the late Lord Dacre,
A. Cros,;man esq. of Barkway, Herts, is the lay rector.
Here is a Primitive Methodist chapel, erected in r862.
The poor of this parish receive an average of about
£7 yearly as their portion of the Martin charity,
left by Mu. Lettice Martin, also a yearly rent-charge
of 18s. 4d. left by Thomas Elkin, paid out of land
belonging to the trustees of the late John Wilkes esq.
of Lofts Hall. In a wood situated in the parish there
are two moats. Chiswick Hall, now a farm-house.
stands on an eminence about half a mile south of the
church and is surrounded by a moat. Viscount Ramp-
den, who is lord of the manor, John Fiske Wilkes esq
of Elmdon Bury, and Alexander Crossman esq. of
Barkway, Herts, are the principal landowners. The-
soil is chiefly heavy, with some light; subsoil, prin-
cipally chalk. The crops are chiefly on the four-course-
shift. The area is 2, 789 acres; rateable value, £2, r r 4 ;.
the population in 1911 was 497
Sexton, Thomas Harvey.
BILDEN END, or Building End, is a stnall hamlet-
r~ miles south-south-west.
CHRISHALL GRANGE is a hamlet 2~ miles to th&
north, partly in Cambridgeshire.
Post Uffice.-Robert Chambers, sub-postmaster. Letten
arrive from Royston (Herts) at 7.30 a.m. & 3 p.m.;
dispatched at II-45 a.m. & 5.20 p.m. week days;
sundays, dispatched at 10.5o a.m. The neare;,~;
money order & telegraph office is at Heydon, 2 mile11
distant
Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1862, for
108 children; average attendance, 70; Miss Miriam
Mitchell, mistress
Carriers to Saffron Walden.-Moses Rogers, sat. ; .
Francis Wait-ers, from Heydon, sat
Miller Waiter, thatcher
Mumford Miss Emma, fruit grower
Pigg George, boot maker
Pigg Thomas Charles, farmer
Rogers Albt. builder & wheelwright_
Rogers Moses, carrier
Wallman Frank, blacksmith
Wallman Henry G. carpenter-
Cl•mmissioners, at a. cost of about £6,ooo, and extend.:~·
I,roo feet on the west and 2,707 feet on the east side of
the sea wall; behind this piling a raised platform, 5
yards in width, has been formed, constituting a delightful
promenade of nearly 1! miles in length, including the
portion behind the old sea wall, which has been re-
paved and a shelter constructed in the cliff, at a cost,
including groynes, of £2,000; the eastern portion wa.~
replaced in 1901 by a stone wall, the facing of which up
to the high water mark is of basalt stone, from Holland,
a roadway and promenade having been formed behind
it; the cost of this was nearly [2o,ooo; in 1890 the cliffs-
were sloped and otherwise improved, and gorse, green
broom and other hardy shrubs planted. Amongst the-
various attractions of the summer months may be men-
tioned an annual regatta and land and aquatic sport§,
and wild fowl shooting may b& indulged in during th&
winter on the extensive marshes adjoining. Clacton-on-
Sea is lighted with gas from works situate in Old road,
and has an abundant supply of pure spring water sup-
plied from wells at Great Bentley, the water being served
from a tank in a tower 120 feet high, situated in Old
road; the gas and water works were acquired by th"
Urban District Council in 18gg, and rebuilt in 1901.
The town, fo.rmerly governed by a Local Board, is
now, under the provisions of the "Local Government
Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), controlled by an Urban
District Council of 18 members. In 1893-4 a scheme of
drainage was successfully carried out at a cost of £12,ooo.
the sewage being carried by pipes some distance into the-
sea. A marine parade was made along the cliffs, in
r8g6, at a cost of £8,ooo, the open spaces being mn.
verted into ornamental gardens. .A sea-water supply fol"
street watering and 11ewer flushing was provided in 1899,
at a total cost of £3,500; the pumping station is on the
cliff. St. Paul's, Clacton-on-Sea, is an ecclesiastical
parish, formed Dec. 30, 1878, from the civil parish of
Great Clacton, and is bounded on the east by Little-
Holland: the ehurch is an edifice •of brick and concrete,
consisting of chanc~ with vestries, nave, transepts and
a western belfry containing one bell; it. was opened for
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divine service in June, 1875· and was enlarged in 1881: for the H Co. 5th Territorial Battalion, Essex Regimen,,
the church will seat about 450 persons. The register whose head quarters and armoury are in Beach ro~tl.
dates from the year 1879. The living is a vicarage, net The Clacton and District (No. 4) Troop of the .t.
ye.arly value £255, derived from an endowment of £4o, Squadron, Essex Yeomanry, Territorial Force, have their
pew rents, offertories and fees, with l'esidence, in the head quarters at the Warwick Castle hotel. The Police
gift of trustees, and held since 1892 by the Rev. Henry Station, in West avenue, was built in 1893, and ~'
Seeley, who is also a surrogate. A vicarage house was arranged for a superintendent and five constables; ll
erected in 18go, at a cost of £1,5oo, from designs by police court was added in 1908. The Volunteer Fi~
Mr. R. W. K. Goddard, architect, of London. St. Brigade engine house is in the Old road. The '.town
James's is an ecclesiastical district, formed out of the Depot, which includes a mortuary and fire enginehouse,
parishes of Great Clacton and St. Paul's, under the was constructed in Old road in 1900, at a cost of £1 1300.
"New Parishes Act, 1843.'' the boundary starting from The Coast Guard Station, in the Tower road, is of
the pier, along Pier avenue to St. Osyth road, thence red brick, and was erected in 1888 ; it will hold 5
along the St. Osyth road to Coppin's green, afterwards men and a chief officer; this station has telephonic
being conterminous with the civil boundary of Great communication with Walton-on-the-Naze, which is con-
Clacton to the sea. The church, erected in 1913 at a nected with the Gunfleet Lighthouse and Harwich.
-cost of about £6,5oo, is a building of brick in the The lifeboat "Albert Edward," presented to the Royal
Gothic style, and at present consists only of a chancel National Lifeboat institution and endowed in perpetuity
and two bays of the nave : the east window is stained : by the United Grand Lodge of Freemasons of Eng-
there are Boo sittings. The register dates from the land, in commemoration of the safe return from India
year 1913. 'fhe endowment of the bemfice, towards of His late Majesty King Edward VII. when Prince
which the Ecclesiastical Commissioners have given of Wales, is placed here, and has saved many lives, this
£700. has been raised by private donations and will place being contiguous to the dangerous Gunfleet sands.
provide a living of the annual value of J;2oo, in The principal hotels are the "Grand," erected in 1897,
the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since and the " Royal," erected on the cliffs in 187:1. The
1907 by the Rev. Louis Butler Th.Assoc.K.C. St. Clacton-on-Sea and District Cottage Hospital, erected iu
Paul's Parish Hall, in High street, erected in 1894, at a 1899, at a cost of £3,300, in Tower l'Oad, and pleasantl~·
cost of about £I,ooo, and vested by deed in trustees, was situated close to and overlooking the sea, is a
enlarged in 1908. The Catholic church, dedicated to strncture of red brick, from designs by Mr. James
Our Lady of Light, and Presbytery is in Church road: William Martin, of Clacton-on-Sea, and will hold 8
the church, erected in 1902, at a cost of about £IO,ooo, patients. The Franciscan Convent, a branch of the
is a building of stone in the Norman style, from designs Convent at Braintree, was opened in 1897, in Holland
by Mr. ·Francis W. Tasker, architect, of London. The road; in connection is a day school for higher middle-
Wesleyan chapel, in Pier avenue, erected in 1887 at a class education, which is open to girls of all denomina-
cost of £3,000, has 450 sittings. Christchurch Con- tions. A convalescent home in connection with the
gregational and Baptist Union chapel, erected in 1887, Middlesex Hospital was erected in 1896, on a site irt
a!i a total cost of £3,ooo, from designs by Mr. Thomas I Holland road, east of the town, acquired at a cost
Henry Baker, architect, is &n edifice of brick, and has of £1,5oo, and comprising about 5 acres of land; it
sittings for 6oo persons: an eastern transept was added is of red brick,· and cost, including furniture and fit-
in 18go, and a new lecture hall and class rooms built tings, £35,000; in 1902 the home was enlarged for tb~
in 1901, at a co&t of £3,ooo, from designs by the 1.ame open-air treatment of four consumptive patients, and
architect. The Baptist chapel, in Pier avenue, is an it will now hold 70 patients. The Reckitt Convalescent
iron building, erected in 1908, with 700 sittings. A Horn~. established in 1909 in Holland road by Francis
Primitive Methodist chapel was erected in 1902 at thf' Reckitt esq. J.P. who gave £Io,ooo to provide for thl'
corner of Old and St. Osyth roads, at an estimated reception of patients from the Great Northern Central
<:ost of £3,200. The Salvation Army barracks, in Old ffospital, contains 25 beds. The Convalescent Homl'
road, built in 1901, at a cost of £1,2oo, are of red of ·the Eastern Counties Idiot and Imbecile Asylum,
brick, and will seat 350 persons; a small hall adjoining Colchester, at Crossley House, Marine parade east, wa~
affords 150 sittings. The 'fown Hall Buildings, at the established in 1895· The Sunday School Union Child-
-corner of Rosemary road and High street, were erected ren's Holiday Home, known as the "Passmore Edwards
1893-4, at a cost of about £2o,ooo, and are of red brick Holiday Home," was erected in 1898, at the east end of
with terra cotta dressings, from designs by Mr. J. Walli~ the town, and is intended for the reception of delicate
.-chapman, archite-ct, of London. They comprise, on thP and ailing children from Sunday schools other than con-
. -ground floor, bank chambers, offices for the Urban Dis- valescents; the Home is available for 110 children, and,
"trict Council and shops, and above these are public with its. grounds, occupies If acres; the total cost
·offices and a large hall, known as the "Operetta House,'' excE.>eded £ro,ooo, towards which the late Mr. Passmore
With orchestral stage, gallery and ante-rooms, and seat- Edwards gave £6,ooo. This place forms part of the
·inb 7oo persons: there is a clock tower with four dials : manor of Great Clacton. The land is owned by a large
the whole of the staircases and passages and the stagE> number of freeholders. The population of the eccle-
proscenium are of fireproof material. The Palace of siastical parishes in 19u was--St. James, 2,189, and
Varieties, in Marine parade west, was encted in 1906, St. Paul, 2,678. The area, rateable value and population
at a cost of over £3o,ooo, nnd will hold 3,ooo people. c•f Clacton-on-Sea are included with those of the civil
attached to the Osborne hotel is an Assembly Room, parish of Great Clacton, of which it forms part.
st.>ating about 300 people, and used also as a drill hall
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Ex'(lress Delivery Office, Magdalen Green. Miss Jane E. Woodard, sub-post-
51 Pier avenne.-William H. Harpham, postmaster. mistress. Box cleared at 5·45• 8-30 & n.45 a.m. ~
Letters arrive & deliveries commence at 7 &; Q-30 1.45, 5.30, 7·45 & 9.15 p.m.; sundays, 7·45 p.m. Tele-,
a.m. &; 2.30 & 6.15 p.m. ; sundays, 7 a.m. ; dis- grams are dispatched, but not delivered
Jlatched at 6.30, 8 & 9.25 a.m. &; 12.20 (in winter), 'fown Sub-Post Office, South Cliff. ,
12.40 (in summer), 3 (il'l winter), 2.40 (in snmmer), sub-postmaster. Box cleared at 5·45• 8.45 & u.-45
6.30, 8.1" & Io p.m.; sundays, 8.15 p.m. The tele- a.m. & 2.15, 5·45· 7.15 & 9.15 p.m.; sundays, 7.15
l!raph office is open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. July to p.m. Telegrams are dispatched, but not delivered
Sept.; other months, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, Post Office, West Clacton.-Arthur G. Masland, sub-
'8.30 to 10 a.m. &; 5 to 6 p.m postmaster. Box cleared at 6 & 8.4 a.m. 12 noon &
2.15, 5·45• 7.15 & 9 p.m.; sundays, 7.15 p.m
Town Sub-Post &; M. 0. Offices:- Public Telephone Call Office (Mrs. E. Londy, care-
Great Clacton. W. Mead, sub-postmaster. Box cleared taker), 72 Pier avenue
at 5·45 & 11.45 a.m. & 1.45, 5·45• 7.30 & 9.15 p.m.;
sund<~y!-1, 7.30 p.m. Telegrams are dispatched, but CLACTON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
· not delivered Offices, Town Hall buildings; meeting day, ut wednes-
33 Rosemary road. George William Taylor, sub-post- day in every Dlllnth at 7 p.m.
master. Box cleared at 5.30 &; 8.15 a.m. 12 noon&; 2,
6, 7.30 & 9.30 p.m.; sundays, 7.30 p.m Members.
St. Osyth road.-Charles Albert Saltmarsh, sub-post- Chairman, Thomas Lilley J.P.
master. Box cleared at 5·4·"' 8.35 & 11.45 a.m. & Vice-Ohairman, George Gardiner.
·1.40, 5·35· 7 & 9 p.m.; sundays, 7 p.m
Station road.-Mrs. L. Stansfeld, sub-postmistress. Box Retire April, 1915.
cleared at 5·45 & 8.20 a.m. 12 noon & 2, 5.30, 7-30 &; L. Beaumont H. Smith
9.30 p.m.; sundays, 7.15 p.m. Telegramli can be Thomas Lilley S. Smith
·handed in at this office only • Thomas W. Maling Richard Ward
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. CLA CTOX-0 ~-SEA. 147
Reti1 e April, 1916. TERRITORIAL FORCE.
W . .Adams Albert Warren Mathews Essex Yeomanry (No. 4 Troop, A Squadron); head
CTeorge <Tardiner Frederick ll'm. Wagstaff quarters, Warwick Castle hotel; drill hall, Osborne
Ambrose William Lovell Sidney Wheeler hotel; Major E. Hill, squadron commander; Staff ·
Regimental Sergt.-Major Farrell, Colchester, drill
Retire .April, I9I]. instructor
Robert Hocking Charles Fre<lerick Hill sth Battalion Essex Regiment (H Co.); head quarters
H. Brom]ev J. James & armoury, 47 Beach road; drill hall, Os borne hotel;
•
William Henry Ferens ..lbraham Quick Lieut. H. T. Argent, commanding ; Color-Sergt:
• Frederick W oodyard, drill instructor
Officers.
Oerk, George Thomas Lewis, Town Hall buildings PUBLIO OFFICERS.
Assistant Clerk, James Albert Wallace Rattee, Town Assistant Overseer, Collector of Rates k Assessor of
Hall buildings Taxes, Henry Eldred, Town Hall buildings
Treasurer, Henry Weatherhead esq. Town Hall buildings Chief Inspector of Weights & Measures, of Food & Drugs
.Medical Officer of Health, John Will Cook M.D. Belgrave Act, Shops A.ct & Official Sampler under "Fertiliser&
house, Carnarvon road & Feeding Stuffs Act " for the Northern District,
Surveyor, Daniel Jackson Bowe, Town Hall buildings Adam Ward, 1 North hill, Colchester
Accountant, Harry Jones, Town Hall buildings Clerk to Clacton-on-Sea Sub-Committee of Essex Local
Sanitary Inspector, AHred William Shadick, Town Hall Pension Committee, George Thomas Lewis, Town Hall
buildings buildings
Collector of Rates, Henry Eldred, Town Hall buildings Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for the Tendring
fnqpector of Boats, Samuel James Robert Legerton, The Division, Sidney Smith, 65 Rosemary road
Pearls, Edith road Coroner for the Sokens, Charles Edward White, Bed-
lnspPctor of Hackney Carriages, Police Superintendent ford lodge, Carnarvon road
Henry Mules, West avenue Inspector under the Diseases of Animals Acts, Police
Superjntendent Henry Mules, Police station, West av
Registrar of Births & Deaths for Clacton-on-Sea & St.
Gas, Electricity & Water Department.
Osyth, Mrs. Florence Scragg, !Sandhurst, Meredith rd
Collector, Thomag George Rattee, Town Hall buildings Surgeon & Agent to Coast Guard & Medical Officer &
The powers & duties of the Sea Defences Commissioners Public Vaccinator, No. Sa, District, Tendring Union,
were taken over by the Council, under the " Clacton Percy Coleman M.B., B.S., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Urban District Council Transfer of Powers of th•~ Eng. Reimore lodge, Carnarvon road
Clacton-on-Sea. Commissioners Act, 1906" Town Crier, Arthur Edward Barnard, Great Clacton
'

COLCHESTER, CLACTON & HARWICH JOINT PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
COUNTY COURT. St. Paul's Parish Church, Rev Henry Seeley, vicar &
surrogate ; 8 & I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 3.30
His Honor H. Timlal-Atkinson, judge; Benjamin Pear- (~inter) & 7-30 p.m. (summer)
son Bridgeman & Arthur John Hanslip Ward, j'oint St. James' Chnrch, Tower road, Rev. Louis Butler
registrars; Charles Godfrey, high bailiff Th ..A.K.C. vicar; 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
The Court is held at the Police station, bi-monthly. Church of Our Lady of Light, Catholic, Church road,
For list of places in the district, see Colchester, p. r69 Rev. Arnold S. Baker, oblate of St. Charles & Rev.
Wilfrid Gane, priests; 8 & 10 a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m. ;
daily, 7.30 a.m. & 7 p.m.; wed. 5.30 p.m
PUBLIC EST.lllLISHMENTS. Baptist, Pier avenue, Rev. Percy A. Clements; u a.m.
Clam.on-on-&!a & District Cottage Hospital, Tower & 6.30 p.m. ; mon. wed. & sat. 8 p.m
road, William Henry Slimon M.D. consulting physi· Congregational & Baptist Union (Christchurch),
cian; Percy Coleman M. B., B.S.Durh., M.R.C.S.En~ .• ; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
L.R.C.P.Lond. Ralph Vincent Howell M.B., Ch.B. Primitive Methodist, Old road, Rev-. Henry Bennett
Glas. Thomas C. Beatty M.D.St.And., F.R.C.S.Edin. ( supt.) ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
.& Henry James Flanegan F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P .I. hon. Salvation Army, Old road; 11 a. m. & 3 & 7 p.m. ;
medical officers ; :Miss Maud Clark, hon. matron; Miss daily, 7.30 p. m
Blanche Baker, hon. sec WeslPyan :Methodist, Pier avenue, Rev. Arthur Triggs
Clacton Palace of Varieties Limited, Marine parade (supt.); Rev. Arthur E. Parkes B.A.; I I a.m. & 6.30
westj Leslie Burgiss, general manager p.m. ; wed. 7.30 p.m
(oast Guard Station, Tower road, William Edward Church Army, St. Andrew's Mission Hall, St. Andrew"s
Dorey, chief officer, & 5 men road; 6.30 p.m
Convalescent Home of The Eastern Counties Idiot &
Imbecile Asylum, Colchest-er, Crossley house, Marine SCHOOLS.
parade east, Miss Frances Seaden, matron Council School, St. Osyth road (mixed & infants), erected
County Poli~e Station, West avenue, Henry Mules, in x893-4, for 520 boys & girls & 230 infants;. average
superintendent; 2 sergeants & n constables attendance, 430 boys & girls & 207 infants ; Alfred
"l'he Masonic Lodge (2,063 St. Osyth's I•riory) meets at E. Brown, master; Miss H. C. Day, infants' mistress
the Royal hotel, Marin& parade east, monthly (except Some of the children attend the Great Clacton National
July, Aug. & Dec.), third friday at 6 p.m. ; P. J. school
Green, sec Council School, Holland road, to •accommodate 360
1'be Masonic Royal .!.rch Chapter (2,o63 Coronation) mixed & 200 infants ; average attendance, 195 boys &
meets at tihe Royal hotel, Marine parade east, on the girls &; go infants ; Charles Henry Ingram, master;
first monday during- the winter months at 6 p.m. ; Miss Caroline Lee, infants' mistress
P. J. Gr£>en, scribe E These schools are under the control of the Essex
Middlesex Hospital Convale-scent Home, Holland road. County Education Tendrinl,! .Advisory Sub-Committee
:Miss Georgina ~Iorgan, matron; Percy Coleman M. B. Clerk, G. C. Holland, Technical College, North hill,
medical officer Colchester
()peretta House, Town Hall buildings, Fredericks Electric
Theatres Limited, lessees NEWSP.APERS.
Pier, Samuel James Robert Legerton, pier master The East Essex .Advertiser & Clacton News (published
Rickett Convalescent Home, Holland road, Miss Maud sat. xd.), The \Valton News, The Frinton News, The
Fletcher, matron Brigbtlingsea News & the Illustrated Clacton News &
Royal National Lifeboat Institution, 39 Marine paradt> Visitors' Li-st (published tues. ~d.), Oxford road &
east, George Grigson, coxswain ; S. J. R. Legerton, Bank chambers, Station road ; East Essex Printing
hon. sec Works Limited, publishers. See advertisement
Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent Clacton Times & East Essex Gazette, I7 Station road ;
Society; Hon . ..!.~ent, C. L. Beaumont, :Marine parade QUick & Co publishers; published sat
Sunday School Union Children's Holiday Home, Marint- Clacton-on-Sea Grctphic & Yrinton & Walton Graphic
parade east. F. Monies, hon. sec.; Miss Edith M. (with which is incorporated the Clacton Gazette &
Jenkinson, matron East Coast Illustrated News), Pier avenue; The Clac-
Town Hall, High street, Edwin J. Gilders, secretary ton-on-Sea Graphic Printing & Publishing Co. Ltd.
l·olunteer Fire Brigade, Town yard, Old road, D. Wall, proprietors; puLlished fri. See advertisement
c;uperintendent ; I I men & 1 auxiliary Waltc.n Times. I7 Station road; Quick & Co. pub-
lishers ; published sat
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':'.1rriers.-George Block, to Colch~ter, ruon. weJ . .t !lat.. Omuibuses.-.Arthur Rampling, from Rc:semary road.
at 8 .a.m. ; & .A.rthur Rampling, tues. thurs. & sat. ; eight times daily, for Great Clacton; & there is alseoa
also·~~~ Great Olacton carriers service to St. Osyth twice daily in winter & three
Carriers by Water. Coast Development Corpoi·ation times daily during the season; William Rampling, te.
Limited, daily during summer months St. Osyth, daily
·-Railway Station, G.E.R. Frederick Henry ParkPr, ~ta- Omnibn~s from the Grand & Royal hotels med most
tion master · tt·ains ·
Cartage Agents to the G.E.R. Thomas )Joy Limited,
Goods yard, Railway station
• E R Chilvers Henry, Ben-Rhydding, Free- Gadsden Mrs. Beatrice road
PRIV.aT ESIDENTS. land road Gane Rev. Wilfrid (Catholic), :Mont
1
Abbiss Thomas Charles, Linkwood.' Church John, .Argyle, Granville road fort house. Church road
.A.rnold road Clamp Mrs. 4 Beach road Gibbs Robert, Ivycroft, Vista road
Ablewhite Thomas, Stavanger, St. Clmk .A.rthur, Stanhope house, Car- Gibbs W. King's road
Vincent road . r.arvon roa-i Gibson Mrs. Uookam dene, Beacons..
Abrahams· Emanuel, 31 Marine par.ea Clark Miss,Cottage hospital,Tower rd field road
Ackers Her:bert George, Eryntirion, Clayton Henry, 32 Wellesley road J-ilrlers Edwin Joseph, Normanlmrst.
High street Clements Rev. Percy .A.rthur (Bapt.), Marine parade west
Albright William Henry, Lyndhurst, 8g Hayes road Girling John M.D. Roseland!, Chap-
Thoroughgood road Coan Mrs.Sunnyholme,Eeaconsfield rd man road
Aldred Ernest, Gladsmere, Ellis road Coblenz Cornelius, Priory lodgP, St. Goddard Ha.rry. Lawncells, Co~ne rll
Allan Miss, 3 Rhine vils. Jackson rd Vincent road Goddard Shelton, Lavenham, Bea-
Ambrose Miss, Gladycome,Holland rdl Cock John Hoyes, II4 Wellesley road trice road
.A.shby Roger, Danbury, Thorough- Cole Wm. Church vw. St. Paul's rd Goldsmith C . .A. Winterbonrne, St.
good road Coleman Percy M.B., B.S. Reimore .Alban's road
Austen Charles, 15 Wellesley road lodge, Carnarvon road Graham Bert, Kingsford, Ellis road
Baker Rev. .A.rnold S. (Catholic), Collitt Wm. 2 Rhine viis. Jacbon rd Grant Henry James, Vitznan, Thor-
Montfort house, Church road Oolsell Geo. V. Kelvedon, Chapman rd oughgood road
Baker Herbert, Sunnings, Skelmers· Cook John, La Maisonette, Wash lane Greathead Ernest Vincent, Maylmry,
dale road Cook John Will M.D. Belgrave house, Nelson road ·
Baker Herbt. Fredk. 37 Wellesley rd Oarnarvon road Green Richard, 142 Wellesley road
Baker Miss, 3 York place, Church rd Ccrnborough Misses, 15 Beach road Green Wm. Egremont, Carnarvon rd
Barcham Herbert Clarence, Herran- Cottee Frederick William, Royston Gregory Charles Leonard, Carolina.
dura, Holland road lodge, Ellis road Wash lane
Barclay Miss, Sea view,Carnarvon rd Covil Mrs. Merivale, St. Vincent road Gresswell Samuel, St. Margaret's.
Baskett Jas. St. Brelades,St.Paul's rd Cox Mrs. Vossevangen, Skelmersdale Skelmersdale road
JJatten Miss, Woodford house, Chap- road Groom James, 117 Wellesley road
man road Craske Alfred, West view, .Alton road Gross Harry, York lodge,Chapman rd
Baynton Hy.Elairgowrie, Granville rd Cross Charles Ernest, Southwold, Gunn Thos. Freshfield, St. Alban's rd
Beatty Thos. Carlyle M.D., F.R.C.S. Penfold road · Hainsworth Misses, 127 Wellesley rd
Edin. 51 Marine parade east Cross Mrs. Dunrabin, Granville road Hamilton Rev. (Jeorge. Westoe, Car·
Bedford Thomas, 145 Wellesley road Crow Edward Sutton, Norfolk house, narvon road
Reil Wm.Robt. Grimsby vil. Ellis rd Carnarvon road Hamshar Henry Davey, Hughenden,
Bennett Rev. Henry (Primitive Dacre Frederick, Beaconsfield road Beaconsfield road
Methodist), 120 Wellesley road Daines Elijah, 3 Wellesley road Harpham William Howson, Birch-
Bennett Julian, Holmleigh, Eeacons- Davall Frank, Newbury, .Anchor road dale, Hayes road
field road Davall Frederick William, :Moss Rose Harris J. H. Sunny bank, Holland rd
Bentley Wm. Highfields, Beatrice rd villa, St. Osyth road Hart Miss. 106 Pier avenue
Beridge Rev. Jam~s Harold Sparrow, Daws Septimus, .A.mbleside, Marine Harvie Robert. 78 Wellesley road
Mull house, Manne parade east parade east Heitmann Fredk. Eastdene, Vista rd
Betts Mrs. The Bower, Walton road Day William James, 65 Station road Hewett Saml. Hatfield lo.Granville rd
Binks Miss, 2 York pi. Church road Dennis Miss, 86 Wellesley road Hicks M:rs. Montrose, Agate road
Blackmore Alfred, Homeland, St. Di~by Mrs. Dw1kirk, Edit.h road Hicks William, 59 Wellesley road
Paul's road Dixon Mrs. Birch, Thoroughgood 'road Riles A. L. Rocklands, Edith road
Blowers George Edgar, The Cottage, Dolamore Charles Coulton, Arnold Hill Mrs. Gladysville, Edith road
St. Osyth road dene, ·wash lane Hoare Miss, Erskineville, Walton r•f
Blunkett Elias, Cromwell ho. Old rd Doubleday Richard E. 3 Arnold road Hoare Mrs. Pentiryn, Penfold road
Bowe Daniel Jackson, Strathcona, Ducker John, 27 Wellesley road Hole Geo. Regent ho. Carnarvon rd
Arnold road Duff Miss St. John, 64 Wellesley rd Hollidge Mrs. Inkermain, Walton rd
Brown Alfred E. 36 Wellesley road Duncan Geo. Daisy bank, Vista road Hollis Henry,Chalfont,Beaconsfield rd
Brown George Henderson, Lorimer, Dunnett Harry Norman J.P. Dunedin, Hook Wm. Peveril, Thoronghgood rd
Holland road Connaught gardens Hopcroft Frederick Joseph, Craigie-
Browne Henry, 83 Wellesley road Edwards Wm. Decca.n lo. Vista road Var, Church road
Bryan LawrenceOhester,9Wellesley rd Eede Misses, Cyprusville. Ellis road Horton Ernest C. Beachlea, Colling-
Bryant Benj. Westleigh, Carnarvon rd Elliott Harry, Sandringham, Chap- wood road
Bull Alfred, Southcliff lodge, Gran- man road Ho-ward Uaniel H. .S. Rokeby, St.
ville road Ellis Mrs. Our Bungalow, Walton rd Vincent road
Burch Eertie, Suffolk lodge, Bea· Ellis Wait. Lynton, Beaconsfield rd Howell Ralph Vincent M.B. Lanark
trice road Everitt Harold, 134 Wellesley road house, Alton road
Bnrckhardt Ernest, White Heather, Fenn H. V. Shotley house, High st Hurdle Mrs. Devon lodge, Thorough-
Vista road Ferens Harold, The Hollies, Wash la good road
Hurt .Mrs. 47 Marine parade east· Ferens William Henry, Washford ho Hutchinson Wm.Ingleside,Holland rd
Burton Jas. Macpherson, 92 Pier av Fernley Miss,Eurtlei~h,Marine par.ea lbbs George Edward, lnglewood,
Butler Rev. Louis A.K.C. (vicar of Fieldgate George Baker, Carisbrooke. Beaconsfield road
St. James'), St. James', Wash lane Thoroughgood road Ingrave Chas.Hy.South vw.Walton rd
Butterworth Henry, 104 Pier avenue Finemore Mrs.Glen-Helen, Thorough- Isaac Mrs. Devonia, St. Paul's road
Byal"d Edwin, Bertram ho. Vista ·rd good road J ackson Mrs. Home green, St. Via-
Callow Albert Edward, Parkholme, Fitch .A.rthnr, Oyama, Beacons£eld rd cent road
Beaconsfield road Fitt Horace Thos. 158 Wellesley road James John, B5 Wellesley road
Candler Geo. Sea glimpse, Vista Td FitzGerald Hon. Mrs. Southwell, James Miss, Victoria. villa, Agate rd
Carley Mrs. The Dallow, St. Vin- Westons, St. Vincent road Janes George Frederick, The Nook,.
cent road Flaneg-an Henry James, Eeta house, Beaconsfield road
Carling John Henry, Tangley, Bea- Station road Johnson Godfrey, Gladsmuir,Beacons-
.trice road Fluck Chas. Geo. 109 Wellesley road field road
Casselton Mrs. Pinehurst, Victoriard Forsyth Mrs. Alton house, Alton road Jones Harry, Oceana, Nelson road
Casselton Wm. Herbt.152 Wellesley rd Francis Sydney,Brunton,Carnarvon rd Jn~lin Charles, I I Wellesley road
Chamberlayne .Arth. Francis, Crayers, French Francis Herbert, Hazelmere. Kendon Thomas 1 Stirling, S~-
Wash lane C'1rnarvon rnad Alban's road
Chantry Alfred Henry, Vista lodge, Prend Wm.W.The LillPys,Avondale rd Kidgell Rev. Francis John, Beulab,
Vista road Gad~df'n Henry Percy, Grasmere. Collingwood road ·
Chappell John,Point ness,Wellesleyrd Church road King Robert Henry, 64 Station road
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~in~'bury Mrs. Thoroughgood hcust>. Pass Charles, Rosary, Holland road Stone Jn. 1 Stanley viis. Holland rd
'l'horoughguod read Payne Mrs. 101 Welles!ey road Strntt Jas. Arth. Uatton, St.Paul's rd
~i1 k Ali•t·tr. Glenartn<>v, •
Marine Pegg- .Mrs. 25 Wellesley road Sutherhnd Miss, Holland lodge, Hol-
-parade east PhiJpot Albert Edwd. 31 Wellesley rd land road
Knight Wi'liam. Thornhill, Arnold rd Philpot Mrs. Oakleigh, Thorough Swannel Alfred George, Invercauld,
~otchie Fredk. LYnwood, •
Alton road good road Harold road
Lampard ~rs. Hollywood, Walton rd Pigott M1·s. Hope houst>, Jack"on rd Sykes Arthur. Wykeham, Wash lane
La--.t William Hv. •
Powis lo. Edith rd P~ke Geor!!E', .A.thelne~·. Chapman rd Talbot Frank, Caerleon, Thorough-
Poulton Mrs. Bentleigh lodge, Car- good roa;l
1l'.a~h l:me
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_,f'aning- Edmund ::\Iaior, \VelwYn, . narvon road Taylor Henry William, 10 Station rd
.., ""lien D:>u!!la•. Chattanooga, Powell Charles Ernest, l\Iaritima, St. Tay! or W. S. G~enarne, Freeland road
Chap"'la'l roau VincPnt road Theobald :Mrs. The Eaves, L"plands rd
LelTellen Frederick llil1iam,Redcliffe, Price Charl!:'s,Ruth lodge,A•oncale rd Thompson JosE>ph H. 97 Ro!lernary rd
Thornughgood road Pudan Thomas G. Tancred, Beacons- Thoro, on Gt>orge William J .P. May-
Lew~ George Thomas, Esmeralda, fi!:'ld road fit>ld, St. Paul's road
.Alton road · Pull Fredk. Chas. 133 Welle,ley road Tighe Arthur. Redcot, Arnold road
Lewitt Benjamin, 82 Ro•t>mary road Quick Abraham, Tiverton. King· ... rd Toleman Edwin Charles,Elsdon lodge,
Lilley Thomas J.P. Holland house, Radlev• Mrs. Alver villa, Havt>s •
road E!Ii, road
Skt>lmersdale road Randall Charles A. 150 l\Tellesley rd Tolhurst Wilfred, 69 :\Iarine par. east
Vn!! J. Guild, St. Trond, St. Rapley George, Corrie Lynn, Eton rd Tomes Joshua,Croft ho.Beaconsfield rd
All an's road Rattee J ames Albert Wallace, Gran- Toole~· :Mark, The Lawns, Thorough-
Lock Jn.Thos.Glen Lm, St.Alban's rd cot, Skelmersdale road g-ooi road
!L ckwood William, Kingston lodge Rt>aby Mrs. W. 5 Wt>lleslry road Triggs Rev. Arthur (Wesleyan), The
LIJng James, Te-Whare. Arnold road Richard" Thomas Rupert, Preswylfa, Manse, Pier avenue
Loomes Harry, Ea~tcliffe, Russell rd Wash lane 'frotman Wilberforce, 43 Wellesley rd
l..oll ~on ~li<:s, 33 Welles'ey road Riddelsdell William, Cleeve lodge, Trounson Mrz5. Norwood, Edith road
::\IcD'lwell Rev. Frederic D.D. Well Beaconsfield road TuckPr William Charles, Rosedale,
~ide, Walton road Ridler .Mis~es, Arthurho1me, Church Walton road
:\lainland Dudley Jolm, Stormont, road Tunbridg-e Jas. I Y01k pi. Church rd
Granville road Riley George, Gram·ille house, Gran- Turner Arthur,TheCorner ho.Wash la
1\hnn GPO. Thos. Queen';; T"il.Agate rd ville road Underwood Mrs. Gordonhurst,Ellis rd
:\Iantlt> Ernest, Beechwood, Beacons- Ritchie ~lrs. Woodstock, "Cplands rd Vance John, 1::;6 Wellesley road
field riJ!Ul Roberts Rev. Laurence Gilderdale, Vondermeden Edward Otto, Montrose,
'Marsh Mrs. Eastdf'ne, BPaconsfirlrl ro Button dene, Pier avenue Avondale road
~~a~kf'w William, TowPr lo.Penfold rd Robertson Stuart, Meadow bank, Wade M1·s. Tavistock villa, Nelson rd
~Iaybnr~· Jame!', 4 Church road Thoroughgood road Wade Mrs. 4 Wellesley road
lhyell Edward, Edandal, Thorough- Roeber Otto, 99 Wellesley road Ward Richd. Hockley ho. Pehfold rd
g-ood mad · Root Miss, Tower ho. Carnarvon rd Warren Jas. Mohegan, Trafalgar rd
~fa~·field Mrs. Beaconsfiold lodge, Bea- Ruck Thom::1,., Ellesmere, Harold rd Waterhouse Wm. 32 St. Andrew's rd
<'on•field road Sabary Mrs. Cosy' corner, Yista road W dtts Re,·. William Longmore
~[Pad Fredk. Tho<:. 87 Wellt>sley road Sanson Patrick S. 1.'he Hazard, A.K.C.L. (Oh. of Eng.}, Wolverley,
:\I ilborne William Erne~t, Roseneath, Arnold road Church road
Ellis road ~avill l\Ji1'Sf'~. LaudPrdale. GranviiiP rd Way Mrs. 5 Hayes road
:\Iillbourn Philip, Ya~!:'tb, Beacons- Sawyer Wil!iam, We11ley hou~e. Thor- Weatherhead Henry, Bank ho. Town
field roc1d ous-h!!oorl road Hall buildings
\(iller Henry, Lillith, Harold road Scott ~fiss, 29 Welleslt>y road Websdale William, The Grange,
:\lillPr John C. Bouvardia, AHon road Set>ley Rev. Henry (vicar of St. Thorou~hgood road
:\[illt:>r :\tiss, Mar~ lod!?e, Russell rd Paul"s, k surrogate), The Vicarage, Weldon Edward. Holt vil. Walton rd
:\!iller Mrs. 2-1- Welleslev road St. P11ul"s road Westcott Mrs. Highfield, St.Paul's rd
"::\-Iill• Georg-e. Yeronald, Connaught Shadbolt Frederic T. Whitehawn, Wheeler Mrs. 49 Marine parade east
c-ardens west Avondale road Wheeler Sidney, Leicester lodge,
:\Iitchell ~.\.lbert.Lyncroft.Sonthc'iff pl' Shaw }lr~. RosPman. •
Beacon~field rd Station road
-::\[itchell HowarJ., BeeC'hcroft, Carnar- Shout Alfred William, Endcot, White Charles Edward, Bedford
von road Thoroughgood road lodge, Carnarvon road
'Mor!!an Miss. MiddlP<:P-x Hospital Con- Simmonds }lrs. Naunton, Holland rd White Harold John, Wootton lodge,
T"alescent Home. Holland road Simmonds William, The Anchorage, St. Alban's ro1d
~Cir!!an Mrs. Enfiold lodge, Beacons- St. Vincent road White :::\Irs. Westfield. Wash lane
field road ~i7.!:'r \Vilfrid Norton, 2~ The Grove Wigley Benjamin J. Northcot, Skel·
~!organ ~lrs. O~borne, Hadleigh, Slim on William Henry ~I. D., J .P. 33 mersdale road
Marine par arlP ea-.t 1Wilkey Francis Douglas, Strone cot-
.Marine parade east
"\fun day Mrs. St. Mary's. Trafalg-ar rd Smith Arthm William, Headingley. tage, Avondale road
-:Newman :Mis~. 1 Rosemary •
road Arnold road Willcox .Misses, ::\Iimo,a, Collingvrood
".Xicho~as John Wesley, Berkeley, Pen- Smith FrederiC"k Thoma:,, Elgin, road
fold road Trafalgar road Williams-Hayes John, Hazelmere,
Xicholls J sph Rock view, Beacomflu. rd Smith Geor~c. Ennerdale. Yista rd ~elson road
~immo David. 52 Wellesley road Smith :Mr~. Caldwell lodge, BE-acons- Williamson SI. Rosedem•, Holland rd
:Xixf'y E. R. Che7.-nou!', Walton road field road Wilson Arth. Sidney, Ascham college,
~oble :Mrs. Astoria, Penfold road =lmith Thomas, Ellesmere, ElEs road Hollanrl roaci
~unn Mrs. Erin villa, Edith rond Sorrell George, Fulton lodge, Wilson .Mrs. Veramgy lodge, Beacon;;-
"Xunn Walter Edmund, Harcourt, Thoroug-hgood road field road
Edith road Spanner Wil~iam Henry, Sando\Tn Woodcock Ch·Hles Henry, 59 ~Iarine
'Oates Fredk. White friars. Edith rd lodge, A.vondale ro3d parade east
O'Brien Mr~. 5 Tht> Grove :;patling Shadrach John, 16:> Welles- Woodman Geo. Crumlin, Holland rrl
'Overall William. Lo-a-sdale, Wa~h la lPy road W ormall :Miss, .Ardath, Harold road
'Oxbrow Jn. Belle vue, WPSt avenue ;;pPncer Arthnr George, Beaumanor, Worts Harry A. Rmhmere, St. Vin-
J>almer .A. Ifd. Cherrv •
eot. Holland rd Alton road .cent road
"Palmer Frederick Panl, Gloucester Starling- Joh11 Sydney, Muilfield, Wrightson 1\'11-s. Kenmore. Eton road
hl)u~e. :MerPdith road .A.rnold road Yerbury John, Runnymede, C:.r.--
Park James S. 162 lVelleslev •
road ~tewart Mr~. 34 Wt>lleslt'y road narvon road
""'Park.ington M1·s. h·voene, Penfold rd ;;todart Mr". Clifford lodge, Car- Younge L.ieut.-Col. George Harris:Jn
"Par.,ons Mrs. Kingsdene, Beatrice rd n:nvon road R.A.M.C. Chester ho. Chapman rd
('O:Y:MERCIAL. A.ddison Emmie (Miss), apartments, IIo Rosemary road
~dlington Frt>derick, apartments. 40 Beach road
Ea1l~· closing day, Wednesday. •
AinsliP Brothers. butchers, 40 Station road k 13 Elec-
.Abberfi Id Rose Ohs.). apartmPnts. 78 Station road tric paTarle, PiPI' avenue-
A bbott Bertha (~i~s). a parts. Ivydene, Chapman road A'berts & Rovell Ltd. wholesale confr". T6 "Rosemarv rd
Ahhott M11rv .~nn ~~rs.), apar-m'!r.ts, J l\"e;:t Avf'unto .!Jhright William HPnrv. ironmongPr, ~2 Pier avenue
villa•. WP"t avt>nne Aley l\fabt>l J& Rosiru~ (Mi-sses), apartments, sea
.-!.terd€in William, insumnce a~ent, Cliftun, St. Osyth rd Humphreys & Alev
Ad:uns W. ( ~rs. ). apartmt>nts. ze Marine parade weo~t Alg-ar Helen (Mi~s), boarding ho. 4 CarlislP viis . .Agate rd
.Addisun Eliza &; Emily (.Mi5ses ),confectioners,.pa,Pier at Alien John, confr. -1- Central bldgs. & 52 Rosemary road

\ 150 - CL.ACTON-0~-SEA. ESSEX.
A]n•und Edmund, boot maker, 30 Rosemary road
1.. ·Amendt Henry Christian Thomas, refreshment room,
r,,' Railway station
Anderson J ames, nurseryman, St. Osyth road
i' Andrews Elijah, apartments, 74 Rosemary road
Appleby Ernest M~es, jobmaster, Dudbrooke house, Pal-
. lister road & Rosemary road
--Appleby Fred William, greengrocer, Pallister road·
Ascham College (A. S. Wilson, principal), boy.s' board-
ing & day school, Holland road
.Atkins James Edgar, confr. Pallister rd. & Church rd
AYery Edward, apartments, Glenthorne, Freeland road
Badger Bert, refreshment rooms, Riggs' retreat,West av
Bagley William Smitlb, insurance agent, 81 Wellesley rd
Bailey Elizabeth (·Mrs.), apartments, 84 Station road
Baker Emma (Mrs.), apartments, So Rosemary road
Eaker Ernest (Mrs.), apartments, Cliftonville,Penfold rd
Bannister Alfred, confectioner, 112 Rosemary road
Bannock Frederick, apartments, 90 Rosemary road
Bannock Frederick, boot & shoe dealer, 61 Rosemary rd
Bantock S. shopkeeper, Welle.sley road
Barber. Leonard Lucas F.R.C.O. teacher of music, 69
Station road
Barber Morrts, apartments, St. Keyne, Agate road
Barclay & CQmpany Limited, banker.s (branch) (Henry
' Weatherhead, manager); open daily Io to 4, e:xcept
sat. ro to r ; Town HaB buildings ; draw on head
office, 54 Lombard street, London E C
Barker Arthur Henry, shopkeeper, 1 Anchor viis. Old rd
Barker Robert Charles, pork butcher, 39 Rost!mary road
& 20 Electric parade, Pier avenue
Earnes A. (Miss), apartments, Glenleon, West avenue
Barritt Elizabeth (Mrs.}, a parts. Rugby ho. Pallister rd
Bartlett James Frederick, apartments, 91 Rosemary road
Basey Robert William, wheelwright, Old road
Basham Frederick William, builder, 47 Dudley road
Bass C'harles, wine & spirit merchant, 7 Rosemary road
Bates Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 82 Station road
Battye .Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, Whitehaven, Ellis road
Baxter G. T. & Co. electrical engineers, 44 Pier avenue
Baxter Annie (•Miss), apartments, see King & Baxter
Beatty Thomas Carlyle M.D., F.R.C.S.Edin. physician &
surgeon, s1 Marine parade east
Beaumont Hall Private Hotel A Boarding
Establishment (Beaumont Hall Limited, proprie-
tors) ; facing sea ; nearest hotel to golf links, Marine
parade west. Tel<lphone So
Beanmont Alice (Miss), boarding ho. 32 Marine par. we
Bebb Arthur Percival, chemist, 45 Rosemary Toad
Beckwith J eannie (Mrs.), stationer, High street
Bedwell George Charll's, musical instrument dealer,
86 Pier avenue & I Rosemary road
Bellamy Marianne & Annie (Misses), boarding house, 23
& 25 Marine parade eao:;t
Benson Frank, fried fish dealer, 46 Pier avenue
Benton Cornelia (Mrs.), apartments, 38 Beach road
Betteridge James, apartments, Sunny Leigh, Ellis road
· Bigley & Wildsmith (Misses), apartments, The Grange,
Penfold road
Block Geor~e, carrier, 85 Rosemary road
Board of Trade Unemployment Fund (George Stans-
feld, officer in charge), 101 Station road
Boatman William, painter, High -street
· Backing Robert, apartments, Bentley, Oarnarvon road
Boden Margaret E. (Mrs.), apartments, 39 Ha yes road
Boley Francis, apartments, 71 Hayes road
Boliugbroke Edward H. builder, The Bungalow, Vista rd
Bolter William Thomas, apartments, 19 The Grove
Eu"th Hubert, house & estate agent, see Erown, Booth
& Kerry
:Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited, 31 Pier aven
Borrodell B. John, aparts Kenilworth, Pl'nfold road
Eowe Daniel Jackson, surveyor to the Urban District
C:mncil, Town· Hall buildings
Boxted Small Holdings Co-()perative Society Limited,
fruiterers, Station yard
Bradbrooke Alfred, insurance agent, 26 Meredith road
Bradford Henry, tailor, 42 Station road
· !Bray William Henry. builder, 147 Wellesley road
Braybroolre Jane (Miss), dress maker, 125 Welle.sley rd
Bready Thurston, apartments, 55 Hayes road
Bridger Harry, dairy, Orwell road
• Briggs Arthnr F. apartments, 9 Marine parade east
Broadbent Emilv Jane (Mrs.),aparts.Gleethorpe,West av
Brock A. E. cycle dealer, Old road
· Brookes Georgina (Mrs.), aparts. 8 Marine parade west
Broom & Thurlow, drapers, I I & 12 Electric par. Pier av
Brown, Booth & Kerry, house &. estate agts. West aven
Brown Alexander H. dairyman, see Gilders Brothers &
:Brown
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Browne Emily (Mrs.), apartments, 54 Station road
Bruce George, picture frame maker, Pallister road
Bull Charles Hy. aparts. Boston house, Carnarvon J;oacl
Bullock .Albert Saml. coal factor, 28 Electric par .Pier av
Burgess Charles, apartments, 105 W ellesley rpad
Burgess Newoombe, apartments, 34 iBeach road
Burling John, apartments, 13 W ellesley road
Burreli Florence (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Marine par. eas'
Bur reil Frederick, a.partments, 66 W ellesley road
Bqrston Da'Vid, wine & spirit merchant, 24 Rosemary rd
Butterworth & Co. solicitors, 42 Station road
Buxton John Thomas, coal merchant, 89 Rosemary road
Caley A. & E. (Misses), girls' school, South cliff, Car-
narvon road
Calnan Frederick, boarding ho. Haroldene, Harold rd
Cameo Window & Carpet Cleaning Co. (P. JJ. Price,
manager), St. Osyth road
Canham .John, apartments, 63 Hayes road
Canler & Leighton, oil & color men, 3 Rosemary road
Canler Ambrose Ralph, builder, Holmesdale, Jackson rd
Cant Harry, sign writer, Penrith villa, Fairfield road
Carling John Hunt, grocer, 22 Pier avenue
Carpenter Charles, apartments, Loretto, Colne road
Carpenter Montague Lewis, Imperial htl.22 Rosemary rd
Carter Charles, apartments, Sandown, St. Andrew's road
Castle Hotel & Restaurant (James Campbell Cheeld,
proprietor) ; board ~ residence; good bedrooms•
splendid sea views ; good accommodation for cyclist&,
2 Station road
Catling Charles, draper, 15 Station road
Catling Robert, apartments, The Lilacs, Orwell road
Cave Charles, boot repairer, 70 Rosemary road
Ohallis Hepzibah (Mrs.), apartments, 76 Station Eoad
Chamberlayne Arthur Francis, solicitor (firm, Leaning
& Chamberlayne ), Station road
Cheeld J ames ·Campbell, Castle hotel & restaurant; board
& residence, 2 Station road
Cherry William, dairyman, Thoroug~good road
Christie M aria (Mrs.), apartments, 22 Marine par. west
Church Fredk. W. house decorator, Ross-Bec, Ellis rd
Clacton Advertising & Advancement Association (Ernest
Johnson, hon. sec.), 42 Station road
Clacton Chamber of Commerce (Ernest Johnson, sec.),
42 Station road. T N 74
Clacton Club (R. E. King, hon. sec.), Pier avenue
Clacton Co-operative Society Limited, grocers, Old road
Clacton & District Mutual Building Society (A. SwaDD,
sec.), Brunswick hotel, Pier avenue
Clacton, Frinton & Walton Billposter.s Limited, bill-
posters, distributors & advertisement agents, 173,
Station road. T N 54
Clacton Jetty Co. Limited (Douglas S. Smith, sec.)r
Marine parade west
Clacton Palace of Varieties Limited (Leslie Burgiss.
general manager), Marine parade west
Clacton Progressive Club (The) (A. W. Field, hon. see.),
Grosven()r hall,_ Pallister road
Clacton Times & East Essex Gazette (A. Quick & Cl).
publishers; published saturday), 17 Station road.
T N 54
Clacton Town Football Club (William G. Page, sec.), J
Hubert road
Clacton Unionist Club Limited (C. L. Beaumont, hon.
sec.), Old road
Clacton Urban District Council Gas, Water & Electricity
Department (Sydney Francis, consulting engineer);
offices, Town Hall buildings ; works, Old road
Clacton Window Cleaning Co. (A. .P. Leighton, man-
ager), 3 Rosemal'y road
Clact-on-on-Sea & District Cottage Hospital (William Hy.
Slimon M.D. consulting physician; Percy Coleman
:M'.B., B.S., Ralph Vincent Rowel! M.B., Ch.B.Glas.••
Thomas C. Beatty M.D.St.And. & F.R.C.S.Edin. li
Henry James Flanegan F.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P.I. hon.
medical officers; Miss Maud Clark, hon. matron li
Mi.ss Elanche Baker, h{)n. sec.), Tower road
Clacton-on-Sea Golf Club (A. P. Sanson, hon. sec.),
Gilders Estate office, Station road
Clacton-on-Sea Graphic & Frinton & Walton GraphiL"
(with which is incorporated the Clacton Gazette &:;
East Coa~t Illustrated News) (The Clacton-on-Sea
Graphic Printing & Publishing Co. Limited, pro-
prietors), Pier avenue. advertisement
Clacton-on-Sea Graphic Printing & Publishing Go. Ltd.
printers, billposwrs & publishers of the East Coast
Illustrated News, Clacton-on-Sea Graphic & Frintoa
& Walton Graphic (with which is incorporated th~
Clacton Gazette), Pier avenue. See advertisement
Clacton-on-Sea Tennis Club (E. M. Leaning, hon. sec.).
Station road & Wash lane .
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Clacton-on-Sea. Town Hall Euild:ngs Co. Limited (Edwin
J. Gilders, managing director & sec.), Station road
Clapham E. & Son, boot repairers, Ivydene, Olivers road
Clapham John, apartments, Hope villa, Meredith road
Claridge George, apartments, 65 Hayes Toad
Clark & Claydon, builders, Page road
Clark Arthur, jobmaster, Pretoria house, Jackson road
Clark Charles William, apartments, I Alexandra road
Clarke Albert Buxton, hair dresser, Old road
Clarke Henry Heron, fancy repository, 2 Pier avenue
Clarke John Carr Herbert, outfitter, see Grimwade &
Clarke
Clarkson George William, be>ot tepairer, 58 Pier avenue
Cleater Henry, apartments, 13 The Grove
Coast Development Corporation Limited (Samuel James
Robert Legerton, pier master)
Coast Guard Station (William Edward Dorey, chief
officer), Tower road
Coe Martha (Mrs.), apartment.;;, 62 Station road
Cole Robert, house agent, 68 Pier avenue
Cole Thomas, insurance agent, 18 Meredith road
Coleman Mrs. apartments, Orwell house, Orwell road
Coleman Percy M.B., B.S., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
surgeon, & agent to coastguard & medical officer &
public vaccinator for No. 8a district of the Tend ring
union, Reimore lodge. Carnarvon road
Collingwood James Cuthbert, coal agent, 77 Hayes road
Collins Kate (Mis~~>), boarding house, 7 Beach road
Convalescent Home of the Eastern Counties Idiot &
Imbecile .Asylum, Colchester (Miss Frances Seaden,
matron), Crossley house, Marine parade east ·
Cook & Eaves, tobacconi~ts, 29 Pier avenue
Cook Henry, apartments, Glenthorn, Meredith road
Oook John CoxheadL.S.A.Lond.physician & surgn.Old rd
Cook J(Jihn Will M.D. medical officer of bealth to the
Tendring & Lexden & Winstree Rural District Councils
& the Clacton Urban District Council, Belgrave house,
Carnarvon road
f'ook William, house decorator, 37 St. Andrew's road
Cooper William (Mrs.), boarding house, Edensor,
Orwell road
Corke Edgar William, apartments, Normandale, St.
Andrew's road . I Fmch Alice (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Beach road
Cornish Thomas (Mrs.), apartments, 55 Manne par· east
County Police. S~ation (Henry Mules, supt.).' West av
Cramphorn L1m1ted, corn dealers &c. ~6 P1er avenue
Crisell Arthur, pork butcher, 27. Cambndg~ roa_d
Crow.ther James, apartments, Ptc~hurst, VICton~ road
Curt~s Bros. fishmongers, 30 StatiOn rd. & _33 P1er aven
Cut~mg Emma (Mrs.), apartments, Sunnystde, West av
Damel_W. (Mrs.), boardmg house, r Wellesley road &
82 P1er avenue
Darby Emma (Mrs.), preparatory school, 39 The Grove
Dnvall Frank, laundry, Old road
Davall Frederick William, laundry, St. Osyth road
Davies Alexander, fruiterer, 10 Pier avenue
Davies Griffin, temperance hotel, Pier avenue
Davies Janet (Mrs.), apartments, Glenroy, Meredit~ road
Day's. Hotel & Resta~rant (M. A. Day, prol!ne~r),
rebUilt & up to date m every_ re5pect, electriC. h~ht
throughout, large & small part~es catered for; s1ttmg
accommodation for 1,ooo; Station road. T N 65
Day Artbur Harris, shopkeeper, St. Osyth road
Day Henry, house decorator, St. Osyth r~ad
Day M. A. Day's hotel & restaurant, StatiOn rvad
Deacon George, apartments. Trenewan, St. Andrew's
Dell Alfred William,boarding house, Craigmore,Hayes rd
Derrett John, house decorator, Orwell road
Diggins Harry, insura11ce agent, 39 St. Andrew's road
Dines William, apartmrnt>l, 35 Hayes road
Dixon John, coal merchant, Pallister road & apartments,
Chudleigh, Agate roa(l
;Dobney Josep~, ap~rtments, 12 Wellesley road
Dolby ~ Morns, tailors, 37 Ro_sex;nary road.
Domestic. (~he) Bazaar Co. _L1m1~ed, 21 P1er avenue
Dorey W1lliam Edward, ch1ef officer Coast Guard sta-
tion, Tower road
Dove Cyril Kingslev, fruiwrer, 25 Rosemary road
Dove Henrv Charles, Warwick Castle hotel, Pier avenue
Dove Marian (Mrs.), fishmonger, 23 Rosemary road
Dove Thomas, Station hotel, 108 Station road
Downing James, bill poster, 42 Beach road
Drake Clifford Reuben, house decorator, Balmoral,Old rd
Drew A. E. (Mrs.), apartment.s, sr Hayes road
Dmtn John, apartments, Westbourne, H~rold road
Dnnt Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, Hulda villa, Old road
Dyer Fredk. Chas. boarding house, 18 l\Iarine par. west
Eade James, apartments, 76 Wellesley road
Ealing Alfred Henry, aparts. Beulab, St . .Andrew's road
CLACTOX-OX-SEA. 151
East Ess~>x Printing Works Limited, stationers &c. ;
proprietors & publishars of the East Essex Advertiser
& Cl act on News (published saturday, rd. ), The W alton
~ews, The Frinton News, The Brightlingsea News &
The Illustrated Clacton News & Visitors' List, Oxford
road & Bank chambers, Station road. See adver-
tisement ·
Eastman & ::ton (Dyers & Cleaners) Limited, dyers, 16
Station road
Eaves Herbert '\Villiam, plumber, 23 Station road
Edgar Thomas lieorge, apartments, 95 Rosemary road
Edwards E. Pryc~, tobacconist, St. Osyth road
Eldred Henry, cdlecwr of rates to Urban District
Council, a-ssistant overseer & assessor & collector of
taxes, Town Hall bnildings
Ellis W. & Co. builder~, Old road
Ellis John, house decorator, Normanhurst, Edith roaq
E!phick B. M. & M. (Misses), boarding house, 21 Marine
parade east
Emily Convalescent Home (Miss Legge, lady supt.)
Colne road
Emmerson & Harris, boardin~ ho. 75 Marine parade er..
Es.sex Wintlow Cleaning Co. Priory road
Essex Yeomanry (No. 4 Troop, A Squadron), Territorial
Force (Major E. Hill, comman~ing; Lieut. C. ~.
Gilbey, troop commander; Regimental Sergt.-Ma]or
Farrell, Colchester, drill instructor); head quarters,
Warwick Castle hotel; drill hall, Osborne hotel
Evans & Pitty (Misses), apartments, The Hawthornes,
Penfold road & art needlework depot, 8 Electric
parade, Pier avenue
Evans Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, Clonsah, Ellis road
Fairblin James, boot repairer, 25 Cambridge road
Fairclough Ernest, painter, Alton Park road
Fairclough William, brick maker, Cooper lane & I Elsie
villas, Old road
Fairclough Zachariah, carter, Fair.field, Jackson road
Fairhall William, shopkeeper, Old road
Fairhead Waiter, plumber, 57 St . .Andrew's road
Fairweather Martha (Mrs.), apartments, 8o Pier avenue
Farrer William (Mrs.), apartments, 74 Pier avenue
Fenn James, apartments, 27 Hayes road
Finch Frank, photographer & artist, The Studio, Rose-
mary road. See advertisement .
! Finney Johanna (.Mrs.), apartments, go StatiOn road
Fisher Alpheus, refreshment rooms, II Pier avenue
Fitch & Son (Clacton) Limited, motor car garage, a
Rost>mary road .
Fitch James, dai1·yman, see Perry & F1tch
Flanegan Henry James F.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P.I. surgeon,
Beta house Station road
: Flemincr Jane' Ellen (Miss), a parts. Rosemary ho. Ellis rd
Fletche~ W. & R. I.imited, butchers, 27 Rosamary road
Fletcher Ernest A. artificial teeth maker, 86 Station rd
Ford Elizh. (Mrs.), aparts. Calcutta lodge, Edith road
Ford John (M:rs.), apartments, qo Wellesley road
Foster Samuel, draper, 30, 32, 34 & 36 Pier avenue
Foulkes Edwin, florist, 4r Rosemary road .
Foyster Hy. confectioner rg, & restaurant 6, Pier ave~
, Francis Sydney, consulting engineer Clacton Urban Dls-
1 trict Council Gas, Water & Electricity Department,
I Town Hall buildings
1 Franciscan Convent & Day School (Rev. Mother Bernar-
1 dine lady super1or), Holland road
I Franks' James W. butcher, 43 Rosemary road
Fransworth Elizh. (Mrs.), a parts. The Cedars, Ool_ne rd
Freeman, Hardy & Willis Ltd. !ANt makers,13 Station rd
' French Bernard, watch maker, 26 Station road
French Ernest James, apartments, 2 Wellesley road
French G. (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Marine parade east
Frinton News (East Essex Printing Works Limited,
printers & publishers), Oxford road .
Frinton Times (A. Quick & Co. printers & publishers),
17 Station road. T :N 54
Fuller Charles, apartments, 45 Hayes road
Funnell Henry, wheelwright, Station yard
Gander Bertha (Miss), boardino house, Glengariff, Free-
land road .,
Gardiner George, architect. 56 Wellesley road
Gardiner George, confectioner, 24 Station road
Garwood Herbert B. hair dres.ser, Old road
Gatfield Leslie, greengrocer. 38 Pier avenue
Gatfield Percy, decorator, Crossfield road '
Gatfield William, fruiterer, 30 Electric par. Pier avenue
Georcre Abi!!'llil Isabella (Miss), children's outfitter, so
Pie~ aven~e
George Thomas, decorator, Singlehurst, St. An?rew's rd
Gibson Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 58 Stat1on TOI\d
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Gilders B!others & Brown, dairymen, 44 Rosemary rJ.
& Coppms Hall farm
Cllders Edvvin .J. a Co. auctioneers, surveyors,
valuers, house, land & estate agents, rent collectors,
mortgage brokers, insurance & shipping agents & coal
merchants; offices, Station road (opposite Barclay's
Bank) (Telephone No. 92); Connaught avenue,Frinton-
on-Sea & London office, Lincoln chambers, 9 Ports-
mouth st. LincJln's Inn fields WC. T N 56oo Holborn
Girling John M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. sur-
geon, Roselands, Chapman road
Goddard Samuel & Sons, drapers, 32 & 34 Station road
Q-odfrey Waiter, fruiterer, 38 Station road
Goldsmith William, foreman to the Urban District Council
gas & water works, Old road
Goodall J. R. (Mrs.), apartments, Overcliff, Orwell rd
Gooday Daisy (Miss), nurse, 3 Central bldgs. West aven
Goodman Eric, tobacconist, 15 Rosemary road
Goody Nellie (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 6 Pallister rd
Goody William Henry, apartments, 109 Rosemary road
Gould George H. B., .A..R.I.B ..A.. surveyor, Hurlingham
house, Station road
Grainger Alice (Mrs.), apartments, 91 Hap•s road
GraingerAnnie(Miss),boarding ho.Devonshire lo.Edith rd
Grand Hotel (The) (A. E. Hager, manager); Clacton's
leading hotel, officially appointed by the Royal Auto-
mobile Club & A . .A. ; an up-to-date motor garage for
25 cars, Marine parade east. Telegrams, " Grand,
Clacton-on-Sea; " T N 86
Gray Rose (Mrs.), apartments, 53 Hayes road
Green Richard, boarding house, Sydenham ho. Ellis rd
Gregg Stokes, apartments, 70 Wellesley road
Gregory George, house decorator, 53 Wellesley road &
·builder, Warwick road
Gribble Mary Lavinia (Mrs.), boarding house, St. Olave's,
Thoroughgood road
Grigs'<>n Esther (Mrs.), apartments,Harold ho.Jackson rd
Grimes Maria (Miss), apartments, Stavordale, Edith rd
Grimwad(' & Clarke, outfitters, 24, 26 & 28 Pier avenue
& 1 Station road
Groves Henry, market gardener, 58 Cambridge road
Growns Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 33 Ha yes road
Hale Lizzie (Mrs.), apartments, Dew-Hyrat, Thorough-
good road
Hale Sarah (Mrs.), hardware dealer, Orwell road
Halls G. (Mrs.), apartments, Clare ville, West ave11.ue
Ram Mary (Mrs.), apartmRnts, 47 Hayes road
Barley George Thomas, shopkeeper, 148 WelleslPy road
Harman .John H. auctjoneer & land, h(}use & estate
agent, Station chamber:;;, Station road
Harris Ada (Mrs.), apartments, 12 Marine parade west
Harris Francis Edward, boarding house keeper, see
Emmerson & Harris
Harrison Edward, apartments, 85 Hayes road
Haydon George, apartments, 2 Stanley villas, Holland rd
Haynes E. & E. M. (Misses), girls' school, St. Monica,
Edith road
Haynes Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 .Albion villas,
Fairfield road
Hazelton Matilda (Mrs.), apartments, Fernside, St.
.A.ndrew's road
Heal .Alfred, apartments, 61 Marine parade east
Heathcote Kate (Miss), nursing home,53Marine par.east
Hebditch E. & I. (:Misses), boarding house, Elands-
fontein, Carnarvon road
Heitmann F. hair dresser, 6 Station road
Berbert Brothers, blacksmiths, Station yard
Beryet & Lewis, boarding house, Winchester, Nelson rd
Hicks George, apartments, 113 Wellesley road
Higgins James, apartments, 113 Rosemary road
Higham E. .A.. (Miss), boarding house, see McDermott
& Higham
Hill Charles Frederick.Marine hol;(>l.7I & 73Rosemary rd
Hill Jane (Mrs.), boarding ho. 8 Wellesley rd.& Hayes rd
Hill Kate (Mrs.), boarding house, 91 Station road
Hills Jane (Mrs.), apartments, St. Helena, Nelson road
Hoare k Price, dress makers, 47 Meredith road
HDdges Ambrose, general mason, Warwick works, War-
wick road
Bodg.son & Co. oil & color men, High street
Hoffman George, photographer, 6 Station road
Hole George, ironmonger, 2 & 4 Rosemary road
Holliday Jane (Miss), apartments, 7 Marine parade east
Holmes Charles James, apartments, 7 Hayes road
Holmes Frank (Mrs.), boarding house, 6 Wellesley road
Holt.ham Fanny (Miss), apartments, 12 .Alexa.ndra road
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, tea k provision
dealers, 8 Station road
Hone William John, draper, Warwick parade, Old road
Hook George, watoh maker, 6o Pier avenue
Hooper Henry, picture frame maker, Carnarvon road
Boppett Marian (Mrs.), aparts. Wharncliffe, West aven
[KELLl'S
Horniblew Arthur, hair dresser, l\Ioseley dene, Old road
Howard John William, farmer, Snmmer House farm
Howe Charles Wesley, apartments, 54 Wellesley road
Howell Ralph Vincent M.B., Ch.B. surgeon & physician,
Lanark house, .A.lton road
Hume Frederick Wm. house decorator, 61 Wellesley rd
Humphreys & Aley, apartments, 81 Rosemary road
Huson Martha (Mr.s. ), apartments, Holmhurst, .A.lton rd
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, grocers &c. 19
Station road
[rving Elizabeth (Miss), apartments, 6 .Alexandra road
Ivimy Charles, apartments, Burnham, Penfold road
Jacobs George, apartments, Home lodge, St. Osyth road
James John, draper, 13 Pier avenue
Jane!' George Frederick, tobacconist, West avenue
Jefi.:.rs Nelhe (Mrs.), apartments, 52 Station road
Jeffrey Charles, carter, Kate villa, Olivers road
Jeffries Edgar, boot maker, 13 Rosemary road
Jenlrins Francis Henry M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon,
123 W elle.~ley road
J euner John, furniture dealer, Or-well road
J enns George, apartments, 44 Beach road
Johnson May & Emily (Misses), boarding house, 6)'
Marine parade east
Johnson Abram, grocer, 21 Rosemary road
.Johnson Ernest, auctioneer, house, land & estate
agent, valuer, surveyo1· & rent collector, Station road
(opposite the Town hall). T N 7-l Clacton
J onnson :Florence (Mrs.), confectioner, 29 Rosemary•rd
Johnson Lilian (Mrs. ),apartments, Hillcroft,Granville rd
Jones & Son, solicitors, Bank chambers, Station road
Jones & Turrell, boarding house, 20 Marine parade west
J ones Emily Selina (Mrs.), greengro. 7 The Par. Old rd
Jones Harry, accountant Clacton U. D. C. Town Hall bldgs
Jones Henry Frederick, outfitter, The Ferns, Old road
Jones Henry William, solicitor (firm, Jones & Son),
Bank chambers, Station road
J oseph Rose (Mrs.), apartments, 72 Station road
Joy Mary Elizh. (Mrs.) & Son, painters,45 Cambridge rd
Judge Mary (Miss), apartments, Bray lodge, Ellis road
Kemp George Waiter, assistant superintendent Pruden-
tial Assurance Co. Limited, Ivyside, Eton road
Kerry Frederick C. house & estate agent, see Brown,
Booth & Kerry
Kinema Hall Picture Palace (.A.rthur Collins, manager),
·west a venue
King & Baxter (:Mis.ses), apartments, 2 .Agate road
King Frederick Wm. builder, Bradford works, Old road
King George, apartments, 72 W ellesley road
King Henry, furniture dealer, 6 The Parade, Old road
Kirkness &; Sons Limited, timber dealers, High street
Kirton Ellen (Mrs.), apartments, St. Ives, Agate road
Kistruck Mary L. (Mrs.), aparts. Holmleigh, Vista road
Kittle Robt. Jeremiah, apartmts. 2 Salisbury vils.Ellis rd-
Kleihm Florence Ida (Mrs.), boarding house, 98 Pier av
Knight James (Mrs.),aparts. 2 West Avenue vils.West aT
I\.nights George, apartments, 49 W ellesley road
Knott Harriet (Mrs.), apartments, g8 Rosemary road
Kochen Joseph, draper, 12 The Parade, Old road
Laker Rebecca (Mrs.), apartments, Clunie villa, Hayes rd
Lamb Fredk. John, ironmngr. 19 Electric par. Pier avea
Langford J essie (Mrs.), boarding house, Langford house,
Agate road
Largen Maud (Mrs.), apartments, 11 Marine parade east
Larke James Phillippo, aparts. Colne house, Orwell road
Law William, confectioner, 103 Station road
Leaning & Chamberlayne, solicitors & commissioners for
oaths & perpetual commissioners, Station road ·
Leaning Edmund Major, solicitor (firm, Leaning .t
Chamberlayn(' ), Station road
Leaver Jane (Miss), greengrocer, Old road
Legerton John, apartments, 32 Beach road
Legerton M. J. (Mrs.), apartments, The Pearls,Edith rd
Legerton Sau.uel James R·,bert, pier master &; inspector
of boats to the Urban District Council, The Pearls,
Edith road
Leighton .Albert Percy. oilman, see Canler & Leighton
Leslie John, painter, Dorinch housP. Jackson ro!W
Levy .A.lkin (Mrs.), apartments, I Chester villas,Ellis rd
Lewellen Frederick William & Co. Limited, ironmongers.
12 to 20 Pier avenue
Lewis Eliza W. (Miss), boarding ho. sPe Heryet &; Lewi:~
Lewis George Thomas, clerk to the L'rban District Coun-
cil & to Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pension Corn~
mittee, Town Hall buildings
I.ewis Newcomb, Osborne hotel, ~6 Rosemary road
Lewitt Benjamin L.M.S.S.A.Lond. physician & surgeon,
82 Rosemary road
Lilley Charles, apartments, 17 Wellesley road
Linnett Diana (Miss), boarding ho.2-l Marine parade w&
Linnett Mary (Miss), apartments, 30 Marine parade west
Lipton Limited, provision dealers, 23 Pier avenue
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Lloyd William, apartments, I Tendring villas,Church rd
Lodge Eliza (:Mrs.), apartments, Easton v-illa, Hayes rd
London (The) Central Meat Co. Limited, butchers, 35
Station road &; Warwick parade, Old road
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (branch)
(H. W. Taylor, manager), open daily, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m.; except sat. 10 a.m. to I p.m. ro Station road;
draw on head office, 41 Lothbury, London E C
Lovell .Ambrose William, corn dealer, Old road
Lovell Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Vista road
Lovesey Rebecca (Mrs.), apartments, Woodside, Vista rd
Lowe William, engineer, Station yard
McBride :Margt . .Agnes (Mrs. ),draper, Warwick par.Old nJ
McD<!rmott &; Higham (Misses), boarding house, q
W elle~lev•
road
:YcKay Ellen (.~!1 s.), apartments, Lt'ycroft, Jackson rd
Mackenzie Alec, timb~r merchant, Station ~ard
McKenzie Colin E. haulier, Cromarty, Skelmersdale rd
Macklin Frederick \'V. greengrocer, 40 Cambridge road
Maling Thomas W. clothier, 36 Station road
Mann G<>orge, boot maker, 44 W elle~ley road
Mann George Thomas, cabinet maker, 7 Pier av~>nue
Mann William, family &; dispensing chemist, 4 Pier aven
Manning Agnes (Miss), apartment!>, 8o Station road
Manning Frances Stevens (Miss), aparts. 6o Station rd
Manning George, jobbing gardener, 34 .Anchor road
Marie et Cie. milliners, 3 Station road
Marshall Charles, tailor, Isledon lodge, Old road
MaESland Arth. G. grocer ~ sub-postmaster, Freeland rd
Martin Harry, insurance agent, 3 Hayes road
Martin J ane (~Irs. ), apartments, Olive villa, West aver.
Martin K. (~Irs.), ap-.utments, Clarence villas, Agate rd
Martin )!aria (Mrs.), apartments, 5 Beach road
Maskew W illiam &.. Co. pharmaceutical chemists, 26 &
27 Electric paral.l.~, Pier avenue
Masonic Lodge (z,o63, St. Osyth's Priory) (P. J. Green,
sec.). Royal hotel, Marine parade east
Masonic Royal Arch Chapter (2,o63 Coronation) (P. J.
Green, scribe E), Royal hotel, Marine parade east
Massey Charles W. apartments, Westward Ho ! Ellis rd
Massey Robert, apartments, 121 Wellesley road
Mathews Albert Warren, grocer, Old road
Mayell Edward, boot repairer, so Rose:.nary road
Mayhew Leonard Archer, apartment;;, lvydale, Ellis road
:\fayle Elizabeth (~lis~), ap.n-ts. Graham lodge, Vi-.;ta rd
Maypole Dairy Co. Ltd. provision dealers, 22 Station rd
Mazzoleni Brothers, refreshment rooms, 9 Pier avenue
Mazzoleni Ant~mio, refreshment rooms, 31 Station road
k West avenue
Mead Fredk. Thos. insurance agt.Bergholt,Cambridge rd
MickJ.e Bert, boot repairer, 1 The Parade, Old road
Middlesex Ho;:pital Convalescent Home (Miss Georgina
Morgan, matron; Percy Coleman M.B., B.S. medical
officer), Holland road
Milborne William E. fruiterer, West avenuE>
Mildmay Cotta!!e Holiday Home (~Iiss ~lay Cusben,
matron), 16 Welledey road
Miller Hannah (Miss), confectnr. Burleigb. Carnarv-on rd
Mills A. & M. (Misses), boarding ho. Leeshope,Orwell rd
Mills Charles William, apartments, May villa, Old road
:\-Iitch~ll George E. furniture dealer, 48 Rosemary road
Mitchell Howard M.R.C.S., L.R.C. P. physician &; sur-
goon, Beechcroft, Carnarvon road
Molloy John, shopkeeper, 132 "\>Vellesle~- road
Moore John Mav, blacksmith, Wilton house, Old road
Moore Sarah (:Yrs.), apartments, 66 Station road
Mooring Joseph, apartments, Marlow lodge, Ellis road
More H. (:\iiss l. hoa•·ding hou!;P., f,r.tnrlon ho.Jackson rd
~loriarly Ada ()lis~). a.partments, 1:; Marine parade east
Moriarty Edlfard, apartmPnts, 17 Marine parade east
Morley E. E. (Mrs.), boarding house, 27 :Yarine par. ea
Morris ~Iary (Mrs.), apartments, 69 Wellesley road
Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants & cartage agents to
the G. E. R. Station yard
Mules Henry, superintendent of police &; inspector of
Hackney carriages & inspecwr under the " Contagious
Disea;;e;; (.Animals) Act," West avenut>
Vurray Charlotte ()'lrs. ), apartments, I 8 W ellesley road
'Newby Frank, apartments, 37 Hayes rood
Newing Stephen, aparts. & plasterer,13 Marine par. east
Newson Erne~t, hosier, 17 Electric parade, Pier avenue
Newstead E. H. clothi-"r, 20 Rosemary road &; Old road
Newstead Samuel. winP &; spirit merchant 67, k Cal"lton
reshurant 69, Rosemary road
.1\ice George S. cycle dealer, 54 Pier av-enue
Nightin!!ale Thomas, painter, 102 Station road
~immo David LL.B. solicitor, 52 Wellesley road
Noble Albert Ernest, tobacconist, 8 PiPr avenue
Norman Harry, carpenter, Summer villa, .Alton Park rd
Nnnn Henry Charles, apartments, Walmer, Agate road
O'Grady Thomas Henry, oilman, Old road
()liver Brothers, wine & spirit merchants, Old road
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Operetta House (Fredericks Electric Theatres Limited,
lessees; Rex Sugden, manager), Town Hall buildings
Osborn Mary Ann (Miss), apartments, 16 Eeacb roa11
Osbourn Frank, wine & spirit merchant, 19 Rosemary rd
Page John, apartments, 31 Hayes road
Page :Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), apartments, Westbourn.e
hou~e, West avenue
Page Sarah (Miss), laundress, Malvern ho. St. Osyth road
Page William, apartments, 1 n Rosemary road
Paine Albert, apartments, 99 Rosemary road
Pallett Fredk. C. boarding ho. 1 Church vils. Church rd
Palmer Maud & Grace (Misses), girls' school, 63 Marine
parade east
Palmer Charles, cycle agent, Orwell road
Palmer Henri·'tta p.Iisi>), aparts.Sprayside,Carnarvon rd
Panzeri Brothers, restaurant, 3 Pier avenue & confec-
tioners, 59 Rosemary road
Parker Frederick Hy. station master, Railway station
Parsons John F. hay & straw dealer, Priory lo. Priory rd
Pavey George, apartments, Twelvetrees, Col:n,e road
Payne .Alfred 0. photographer, Colne road
Payne Florence :Mary (Mrs.), aparts. The Gables,Colne rd
Pearce Herbert, apartments, Trelawne, Lancaster gdns
Pearks Ltd. provision dlrs. 7 Electric parade, Pier aven
Pearse Ethd (~Irs.). boarding hous-e, Shakespeare lodge,
Carnarvon road
Pees George '1'. undertaker, Fyfield house, Old road
Pennick & Sons, joiners, 107 Wellesley road
Pepper Nina (Mrs.), confectioner,Warwick parade,Old rd
Percival George, chimney sweeper, 72 Rosemary road
Perry &, Fitch, dairyman, gB Station road
Petche Henry Ed"in, cabinet maker, Fairfield road
Petley George Henry, hair dresser, Pier avenue
Pbillips James, apartments, Chelsea house, Jackson road
Philpot Bros. boot & shoe dlrs. q Electric par. Pier aT
Philpot William, boot maker, Old road
Pier Pavilion Refreshment Bar (S. J. R. Legerton, man·
ager), Pier pwilion
Pigg E. & .A.. (~isses), apartments, 61 Hayes road
Pike, Rog-ers ~ Co. accountant!>, 42 Station road
Pitty E. (Miss). a parts. see Evans & Pitty (Mis.'ies)
Pocock Brothers, ironmongers, 25 Station road
Pocock Henry, builder, 26 Wellesley road
Pollard Alfred, apartments, 56 Station road
Pollard William John, grocer, Old road
Poole Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, Marguerite, West av
Pooley James Alfred, fruiterer, Old road
Potter & French, printers, 64 Rosemary road
Potter Alfred James, furniture dealer, Old road
Potter John, boat owner, Cranmere, Thoroughgood road
Powell Joshu:~, boarding house, 38 Wellesley road
Prewett Joshua, fbrist, 12 Rosemary road
Price Florence (:\lli"s), dress maker, see Hoare & Price
Prior Asher, solicitor & commissioner for oaths &1
perpetual commissioner for taking acknowledgments
of mar:ied women, 105 Station road
Privett John Warren, chemist, Warwick parade, Old rd
Puddey James Waiter. apartments, Collingwood, Old rd
Quick .A.. &i Co. stationers. printers & publishers of
th<> "Clacton Times &; East Ess.c>x Gazette," the
"Walton Times " &; the "Frinton Time'~," 17 Station
road. T N 54
Quilter Francis, apartments, West avenue
Quilter Percy, watch maker, Orwell road
Rattee J ames Albert W allace, assistant clerk to the
1.:". D. C. Town hall, High street
RatteP Thomas George, collector of gas, electricity &
water rates to the "Lrban District Council, Town Hall
building,
&a"" ding J oseph (Mrs.), apartments. 96 Rosemary road
Reckitt Convalescent Home (The) (Miss Maud Fletcher,
n•atron"), Holland road
Rhodes Eliza (:\<lrs. ), confectioner, Old road
Rice A lice (::\Irs. ), nur"e, Dndley road
Rice George. apartments, 124 Wellesley road
Richardson John Gripper, aparts. Capstone, Nelson road
Riche~ Chas. Thos. apartments, Rosebery vil.Church rd
Riches :Mary (Mrs.), apartments, Dalkeith, Ellis road
Ridlington Mary (1\li~s), apartments, 1 Beach road
Ri,·er l'latt> :\!eat Co. Limit~d, 20 Station road
Roberts A.llan J. apartments, Ty Gwyn, West avenue
Roberts George Frederick, butcher, 66 Pier avenue
RobPrt;;; R.,.,.. Laurence Gilderdale, boys' school, Sutt.on
dene, Pier aYenne
Robertson Charlotte (Mrs. ),aparts.Stour house,Orwell rd
Robin son Henrietta (Mrs.), boarding house, The Bed-
ford, Palli~ter road
Roe & Son, fancy goods d-ealers, 21 Electric par. Pier av
Rvgers Henry John, boys' high school, Glen Roy, Car·
narvon road
Rogers Sarah (:\iiss ), preparatory school, St.Andrew's rd
Roper Jabez, apartments, 19 Wellesley road

CLACTOX-0~-SE..!. ESSEX.
Roxby Harry C. apartments, 6 Carlisle villas, ~<\gate rd
Royal Hotel (Charles Butcher, manager), high-class
family & commercial; motor garage, Marine parade.
T N IS
Royal National Lifeboat Institution (S. J. R. Legerton,
hon. s-ac.; Geo. Grigson, coxswain), 39 Marine par. ea
Royce Kate (Mrs.), nursing home, St. Mary's, Page rd
Royle George, nurseryman, St. Osyth rooad
Rush Alfred, apartments, 13 Beach road
St. Michael's Convent of Our Lady of Mercy (Rev.
Mother Michael, sister superior), 95, 97 k 99 }larine
parade east
Salmon W. draper, 2I Pier avenue
Salter Jane (Mrs.), apartments, I I Hayes road
Saltmarsh Chas . .Albert, grocer,& post office, St.Osyth rd
Sandford Edward, apa1·tments, 3 Carlisle villas,Agate rd
Saunders Lilian (~rs. ), apartments, 5 .Agate road
Scarlett Charles Waiter, tailor, 14 Rosemary Toad
Scarlett M aria Jane (:Mrs.), draper, High sh·eet
Schofield William, apartments, 49 Beach road
Scott Ernest, boot repairer, Old road
Scragg Florence (Mrs.), registrar of births & deaths for
Clacton-on-Sea & St. Osyth, Sandhurst, Meredith road
Seabrooke C. & W. R. (L. S. F. N. Phillips, manager),
brewers, 28 Rosemary road
Sears Frederick, apartments, 43 Hayes road
Sergant Ernest, butcher, I I Station road
Serre .Achille Ltd. dyers, I Electric pa:rade, P1zr avenue
Sewell William, grocer, 3. High street
Shadick Alfred William, sanitary inspector, Town Hall
buildings & 2 Elsie villas, Old road
Shai'p Frederick T. pork butcher, Warwick par. Old rd
Short, Smedley, Bensusan-Butt & Drak€, chartered
accountants, Brampton chambers, Station ;road
Simmonds Georg·a Edward, boarding house, Charlton
villas, Agate road
Simmonds Harold Dowsett, stationer, I Pier avenue
Simmons Horace, artificial teeth ma. Redcoin, West av
Simpson H. (Mrs.), apartments, St. Oswalds, Edith road
Sinclair Amy (Mrs.), aparh. I Carlisle vils. Agate road
Skevington Ernest, potato merchant, St. Osyth road
Skevington Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, St. Osyth road
Skipper J. R. & Son, dairy, 27 Station road
Smith & Son, tailors, 3 Electric parade, Pier avenue
Smith W. H. & Son, news agts.4o Pier av.& Railway stn
·Smith Florence Mary (Miss), private school for girls,
St. Paul's house, St. Paul's road
Smith George, fancy draper, York house. Old road
Smith H. (Mrs.), apartiiJ.rZnts, 29 Marine parade east
Smith Horace, builder, 44 Pier avenue
Smith Liliian (Mrs.), apartments, 88 Rosf'mary road
Smith Sidney F . .A.. I. auctioneer, valuer, house, land
& estate agent, life & fire insurance ag-ent & coal mer-
chant; offices, 65 Rosemary road. Telephone No. 99
Smith Sidney, coal merchant, Oxford road: office, 65
Rosemary road
Smith Sidney S. jobmaster, Marine Hotel stables, Rose-
mary road & apartments, 29 Ha.yes road · Freeland road
Smithies Wm. dairyman, 29 Electric parade, Pier av.en
Solbe Richard, boys' school, Broadhurst,Skelmersdale rd
Southcliff Exchange & Agricultural Supply, general
merchants, Southcliff corner
Southgate Benjamin, boarding house, 57 W elleslt>y road
Spencer Arthur George, architect, Beaumanor, Alton rd
Spencer William B. florist, Carisbrook, Old road
Spinks Wilfred, apartments, 93 H!ly.es road
Squires George, apartments, Warwick house, ..Colne road
Stanford Millicent (Mrs.), apartments, 59 Ha yes Foad
Stansfeld George, antique dealer, & officer in charge of
the Board of Trade Unemployment Fund, 99 Station rd
Starling & Son, grocers, 9 Beach roa.!
Starling Henry, apartments, '.;7 Hayes road
Stearn .irthur George & Son, saddlers, 31 Rosemary rJ
Stabbing Charles George, apartments, 53 Beach road
Stedman W. H. & Son,watch mas.16 Electric par.Pier:av
Stevenson Jane (Mrs.), apartments, Crouch ho.Ontell rd
Stock William, apartments, 53 St. Andrew·s road
Stollery Frederick Philip, apartments, 73 Cambridge rd
Stringer Sarah A. (Miss). apartments.Crawfold,Colne rd
Strutt Joe, apartments, Ellisdene, Ellis road
Suckling .Albert, apartments, Ashdene, Ellis road
Sully Edward, hair dresser, ·" Pallister road
Sunday School Union Children's Holiday Home (F.
:Moules, hon. Eec.; ~fiss Edith M. Jenkinson, matron),
Marine parade east
Sutton & Co. (John Di:s:on, agent), carriers, Pallistel! rd
Swann Arthur, Brunswick hotel, 15 & 17 Pier avenue
Syme E. S. (Mrs.), boarding ho. Sulway ho. West aven
Tarry Harold, monumental mason, Oxford road
Taylor & Wakefield (Misses), aparts. 68 Station road
Taylor Amos Henry, builder, Ivy cottage, Crossfield rd
Taylor .A.nnie (~Irs. ), a parts. Rydal lo. Marine par. east
•
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Taylor Geo. Wm. tobacconist, & post office,33Rosemary rd
Taylor Henry William, manager London County & West-
minster Bank Limited, Io .Station road
Taylor Hezekiah, apartments, Mantrain house,Jackson rd
Tebbutt Arthur, rate collect.or, Glencoe, Hayes road
Telling Frederick, monumental ntason, Ellis road
Territorial Force Battalion (5th) Essex Regiment (H
Co.) (Lieut. H. T. _-\rg-ent, commanding; Color-Sergt.
Frederick Woodyard, drill instructor); head quuterii
& armoury, 47 Beach road-; drill hall, Osborne hotel
Thom.pson Blanch·:l (Mrs.), apartments, 70 Station road
Thorogood Wm. Edwd. baker, I2 Station rd.& Oxford rd
Thorrington .llfred Charles, shopkeeper, 55 Key road
Thun Frederick, bath chair proprietor, 79 Rosemary rd
Thnrlow Percy, draper, see Broom & Thurlow
Tibbenham Emma (Mrs.), apartments, 49 Hayes road
Tiffin .Agnes (Mrs.), apartments, 51 Beach road
Town Hall (Edwin J. Gilders, sec.), High street
Townshend Gerald Richard, boys' school, Mendip,
Carnarvon road
Turner Erm~st C. outfitter, 2 Electric parade, Pier aven
Turner Esther (Miss), apartments, n6 Wellesley road
Turner Harold, plumber, 21 Beach road
Turner W illiam, cycle maker, 7 Pallister road
Underdown Thos. pleasure boaj propr. 71 St.Andrew's rd
Ungless Henry James, decorator, 9 Dudley road
United Kingdom Tea Co. Limited, tea merchants, 2-J.
Electric parude, Pier avenue
Usherwood Wm. apartments, Camden house, Pallister rd
Vellenoweth Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 76 Pier avenue
Vern on Ell en (Mrs.), boarding ho. 3<i Marine parade we
View & Picture Co. stationers, 6 Electric parade, Pier av
Villinger Alfred John, tobacconist, Warwick par. Old rd
Villinger Ferdinand, watch maker, Warwick par. Old rd
Vincent-Brown Frank George .A.I.S.E., M.I.M.E. archi-
tect, West avenue
Volunteer Fire Brigade (D. Wall, supt.),Town yd.Old rd
Wagstafi Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 83 Hayes road
Wagstaff Frederick William, tobacconist, 37 Station rd
Wagstaff Thomas Henry, apartments, 93 Rosemary rd
Wall;:er Fred, pianoforte dealer, 33 Station road
Wall David, insurance agent, Lyndhurst, Meredith road
Wallis Samuel Geo. Charles, aparts . .A.ldersyde,Hayes rd
Ward John, apartments, Cheltenham, Orwell road
Ward Stanley, fruiterer, 62 Rosemary road
Warren Fredk. George, apartments, I Marie villas, Old rd
Watson William John, apartments, 79 Hay.es road
Waverley Boarding House (private) (John H. Harman.
proprietor), 14 Marine parade west. T N 91
Weatherhead Henry, manager of Barclay & Company'•
Bank & treasurer to the Urban District Council, Town
Hall buildings
Webb Frances Elizabeth & Sarah (Misses), dress makrs.
Hope villa. West ·avenue
Webb Geo. E. general mer. Rugby house, Oxford Toad
Webb M. G. conf.zctioner, 64 Pier avenue
Welbum Harriet (Miss), nursing home, St. Cleather,
Welham Jas. & Son, fishmongerS,I5 Electric par.Pier av
Welham Mark, fishmonger, Old road
Welham Sidney Charles, apartments, 3 Pallister road
Westley Francis, fruiterer. High street
Wheeler Sidney L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist, Leicester
lodge, Station road
White Charles Edward, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, & coroner for the Sokens, Bedford lodge.
Carnarvon road
White Sarah (.~irs. ), apartments, 20 W ellesl.ey road
Wicks Edwin, apartments, Cheslyn, Freeland road
Wildsmith G. (Miss), apartments, see Bigley & Wild-
smith (Misses)
Wilkinson Philip, apartments, 105 Rosemary road
Williams Fred, apartments, Chapman road
Williams Frederick .A. stationer, 66 & 68 Rosemary road
Wilson Jared (Mrs.), a parts. 2 Church villas, Church rd
Wilson Lavinia (Miss), apartments, Richmond house,
Jackson road
Women's Social & Political Union (Miss Lilley, hon.
sec.), 47 Rosemary road
Woodford Godwin Wm.baker,22 & 23Electric pa.r.Pier av
Woodley Susan (.Mrs.), apartments. 28 Beach road
Woodyard Fr·':lderick, color-sergt.-instructor to H Co.
5th Territorial Force Battalion Essex Regt..t7 Beach rd
Woolner Geo. Wm. bricklayer, Bellevue, St. Andrew"s rd
Wootton George & Sons, fancy repository, 21 Station rd
W right Elizabeth (Mrs.). apartments, 9 Hayes road
Wrightson Wm.Hy.architect & surveyor,Town Hall bldgs
Wynne Cyril, boarding house, Havelock house, Colne rd
Yardley Frederick: G. music teacher, Freeland road
York E. (Miss), a.p}!rtments, Crayon house, Coln~road
Young & Sons, solicitors, Pallistt!r road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. GREAT CLACTOY . 1.55
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YounO" Women's Christian Association (Misses Jocelyn Young Thomas Pallister B.A., LL.B. solicitor & com·
TaYJor & Alice Wakefield, hon. secs.), Marguerit(' missioner for oaths, see Young & Sons
house, Station road · Young Waiter LL.B. solicitor & commissioner for oaths.
Young .Arthur Tayler LL.B. solicitor, see Young & Sons see Young & Sons
Young Howard LL.B. solicitor & commissioner fo1 1
oaths, see Young & Sons 1
GREAT CLACTON is a parish near the coast, 8 18go, at a cost of about [,2,5oo, and consists of ten
miles south-west by rail from 'Yalton-on-the-N aze, I from detached houses, nine of which hold 25, and one 30
Clacton-on-Sea steamboat pier, i of a mile from the children; the fifth was erected in 1896, at a cost
Clacton-on-Sea terminal station, 4~ south from Weeley exceeding £1 ,ooo, and in 1901 five more were built by
~tation and 4! from Thorpe Junction stati'On, all on the an anonymous donor at a C:Jst of £6,ooo : a sanatorium
Tendring Hundred branch of the Great Eastern railway, was added in 1908. There are at present in the home
and 15 south-east from Colchester, in the North Eastern 250 children, from infants of only a few days old to
division of the county, Tendring hundred, petty ses- girls of r 5 years : the mission, founded by the 8th Ea !'I of
sional division and union, in the united county court Shaftesbury, is supported entirely by voluntary ccntri-
district of Colchester, Clacton and Harwich, rural bntiuns. The Clacton l"rbHn District Isolation Hospital.
deanery of tSt. Osyth, archdeaconry of Colche'!ter and Rush Green, ended in 1901, consists of a ward block
diocese of Chelmsford. containing t"\"lo wards and a nurses' duty room, an
Great Clacton, formerly governed by a Local Board, admin.istratin block and laundJ'] block; the cost, in-
is now controlled by an Urban District Council of 18 cluding site, was £2,087. The manor is vested in
members constituted under the provisions of the "Local trustees. The Right Hon. James Round P.C., D.L .•
Government Act, 1894 '' (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73). The J.P. of Birch Ilall, and Robert Page esq. are the
Council meets at Clacton-on-Sea, under which place a principal landvwnerl>. 'fhe soil is mixed; subsoil, clay
list of the members and officers is given. The church and gravel. The chiPf crops are wheat, oats and barley.
of St. John the Baptist is a fine old building of stone T•he area of the civil parish and of the district of the
and flint, consisting of chancel, with nort'h aisle of two Urban Council is 4,067 acres of land, 2 of inland water
bays, nave and a massive western tower surmounted by and 277 of foreshore; assessable value, [,6o,6g9; the
a wooden belfry with spire and containing 5 bells. The ropulation in I90I was 7,456, and in I91Io 9•777• in-
woodwork of the tower was t•epaired in 1913 and an open clusive of 86 patil3nts and 30 officials in the Middlesex
parapet was substituted for the old battlement. The Hospital Convalescent Home, 31 patients and 8 officials
principal portions of the structure are of the Norman in the Essex Convalescent Home and 59 patients and 10
period, of which the north and south doorways are ex- officials in the Eastern Counties Idiot Asylum (Con-
eellent examples : the walls are of great thickness and valescent branch, Crossley House). The population of
show a considerable quantity of Roman brickwork: the the ecclesiastical parish of St. John the Baptist with
tower is probably of the 15th century, and the ancient Little Holland was 5·041.
and ponderous woodwork which supported the former
bell-turret, at the west end of the nave, still remains: MAGDALEN GREEN is about half a mile south from
the church was restored in 180.~ at a cost of f.r,soo, Great Clacton. CA~HALL is the manor farm lying
when the east end was considerably altered, and a fine north-west. JA\ WICK is 3 mil•s south-west. LIO~
triplet of wind0ws in the Norman style was filled with POI.XT (or Eastness) is a headland near the htter place.
stained glass: the stained east window, placed in 1901, Post, M. 0. &; T Office. William Mead, s'.lb-post-
is a memorial to Capt. Arnold Smith: a north aisle of master. Letters delivered from Clacton-on-Sea at 6.30
two bays was added to the chancel and a new chancel & 10.45 a.m. & 3·45 & 7.20 p.m. Letter Box cleared
arch built: one of the south windows of the nave was at 5 ·45 & 11•.45 a.m. & 2. 15, 5 .30, 7.30 & 9· 15 p.m. ;
at the same tirc.e restored in the Decorated style, and sundays, no second delivery; dispatched at 7.30 p.m
the church fitted with oai;: benches. In the nave are Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, Magdalen Green.-Miss
tablets to three of the formt>r vicars: the church will Jane E. Woodard, sub-postmistress. Letters from
seat 450 persons; a fine avenue of limes reaches from Clacton-on-Sea delivered at 7 & 9.30 a.m. & 3 & 6.15
the entrance gate to the south door: Eleaz~r Knox, p.m.; dispatched 5.3o, 8.15 & n.3o a.m. & 2.15, 5·45
younger son of the celebrated Scottish Reforr.11er, wa~ & 7·30 p.m. j Sundays, 7·30 p.m. relegrams are
vicar here from 1587 to r591. The register dates from dispatched from this office, but not delivered
1542, and i.i in excellent preservation. A separate Post Office, Bocking's Elm. Richard Rowlen, sub-post-
register for Little Holland was begun by the present master. Letters from Clacton-on-Sea delivered at 8.30
vicar in ::;:go7. The living is a. vicarage, with that of a.m. & 6.50 p.m.; dispatched at g.2o a.m. & 7.20
Little Holland annexed, net yearly ,-alue /.'2oo, and 3 p.m.; sundays, 7.20 p.m. Great Clacton is the nearest
acres of glebe, in the gift of the Church Patrouage money order & telegraph office
trustees, and held since 1902 by the Rev. James Sil·
vester M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford. St. An drew's PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Mission Hall, a building of 1·ed brick, was erected in Cem!lltery, Louis Barke, caretaker
1893 as a chapel of ease to GrPat Clacton church, at a Clacton Urban District Isolation Hospital, Rush Green.
cost of £86o, and -will seat 250 persons : divine service John Will Cook M.D. medical superintendent; Mis&
is held here on Sundays at 6.30 p.m. There are Wes- A. Lewis, nurse in charge
leyan and Primitive Methodist chapels: the former, County P<1lice Station, Pilcrofts, Old road, Frederick
erected in 1876, has 200 sittings. A cemetery of 5 William Eade, constable
acres was pro¥ided in 18gg, at a cost, including site Essex Convaleocent Home, Magdalen Green; Miss
and laying-out and the erection of a caretaker's house, Maria Oxley-Parker, lady superintendent; Percy Cole-
of £1,362; a mortuary chapel was erected in 1902, the man M.B. medical officer; Miss A. Fox, matron
cost being [,r,3oo; the cemetery is under the control John Groom's Crippleage & Flower Girl Mission (In-
of the Urban District Council. There are two alms- corporated), Magdalen Green; John .A. Groom, hon.
houses, erected in 1827 by James Maskell, for the aged sec.; Miss Florence L. Wallace, matron; Thomas
and infirm poor, and a third was built in rgo8: tbf' Carlyle Beatty M.D.St ..Andw., F.R.C.S.Edin. medical
trustees of the almshouse property are the vicar and officer
churchwardens. The Essex Convalescent Home at Mag- SCHOOL
dalen Green, in this parish, erected by subscription in
r88 4 , in memory of the late J. W. Perry Watlington esq Public Elementary (mixed), built in r86o & enlarged in
at a cost of £4,2oo, was enlarged in I892, at a cost of I872, & new doak rooms added in Igii, for I8z
£ 2 , 200, and again in 189 8, at a further cost of r 378 , and children; average attendance, 184; Andrew L. Att-
~ field, master •
in 1901 at a cost of £564; it is of red brick in the
Gothic style, standing on about :; acres of ground, and Carriers to Colchester. George Block, mon. wed. &
will hold 26 female ·and 26 male patients; the number sat. ; Hale, tues. thurs. & sat.; return on the sam&
admitted in 1913 was s6g ; the home is supported by days
donations and subscriptions. John Groom's Crippleage Omnibus.-Arthur Rampling, to & from Clacton-on-Sea ..
and Flower Girl Mission (incorporated), in connection almost every hour; & to St. Osyth, twice daily in
with the London Flower Girls' Mission, was opened July, I winter & three times daily during summer
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
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Cregoe-Colmore W. B. Jay wick Gurney Mrs. Liberty bell
.Almond Edmund Nicholson, Hither- Dorey Charles J. Rose view Hicks William, Hail Weston, Con-
stocks Dreaper George Edge, Overway valescent road
Amendt Henry C. Sodbury house Fairhead Frank Edgar,The Yew Trees 'Higgins Mark, Grove cottage
.lrnold Edward. The Croft Ga!lh Mrs. Blue house Howard Frank, Carr's farm
Clay Samuel Charles, The Shrubbery [Gaunt Joseph B. Three Chimnies Jones Joseph Henry, Jay wick
Cook John, Branston house Groom Jn. Alfd. Sanatorillm, Old rd ,May Joseph, Hill side
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Nicholson Herbert, :Bull Hill house Death Frank. cycle repairer Moon George James, hair dresser,
Page Nicholas R. Thorness Dorling Francil' William, grocer, 1 Magdalen Green
Page Robert, Smoaky !house Newman's terrace, Old road Moyse William Barker, beer retailer
Paine Edward J. Old road Essex Convalescent Home (Miss Maria Page Robert, farmer & landowner,
:Scale .A.mbrose Goode, Valley house Oxley-Parker, lady supt. ; Percy Smoaky house
Seward Samuel M. Coppin's wick Coleman M.B. medical officer; Miss Pigg William, blacksmith
Silvester Rev. Jame.s M.A. Vicarage A. Fox, matron; 0. E. Ridley, hon. Pitcher Grace E. ()frs.), shopkeeper:,
Smith Douglas, Alton park sec. & treasurer), Magdalen Green Old 10ad
Smith Philip, Clay hall Fewtrell William Daniel, drug ston~e. Prest Freda M. (.Mrs.), poultry frmr
Smith Sidney, Alton park 2 Newman's terrace, Old road Meadow lea, Little Clacton road
:Snowden Ja.mes William, The Croft, French Garden Co. market gardeners, Prior Louisa & .Alice (:Misses), shop-
Convalescent road St. Osyth road l;:eepers, Old road
COMMEUCIAL.. Giles Edwin, farmer, Sladbnry's Pyman William Baxter, bricklayer
Arthey John H. boot repairer Gladding James, boot maker, Mag. Ramplin~ Arthur, farmer,Peel's farm
Eareha.m Arthur, farmer, Pell's farm dalen Green RamseyMileR,chimney sweeper,Old rd
IJarnard Arthur Edward, news agent Gooding John, Queen's Head P.H Reed Charles, shopkeeper, Old road
& town erier Granger George, wheelwright Reed Henry lVilliam, Coach & Horses
Bell John, farmer Granger Thomas, blacksmith, Weir inn, :Magdalen Green
Bowden Perey, hair dresser cottages, Old road Riches G. W. & Co ..bakers
Bradbrook Frederick, pork butcher Green Philip Jn. motor enginr.Old rd Roberts Frederick George, butcher,
llrett Alfred, farm bailiff to E. J. Groom's (John) Crippleage & Flower Magt.lalen Green
Gilders esq. Burr's farm Girls' Mission (Incorporated) (John Ro"lT1en Richard & Percy, grocers,
Bromley & Co. millers (steam),Old rd A. Groom, hon. sec.; Miss Florence Post office, Bocl.:ing's Elm
:Brown Alex.H.frmr.Coppin's Hall frm L. Wallace, matron; Thos. Carlyle RussPll Isaac, carpenter, Old road
Carter Edgar William, coach builder Beatty M.D.St.Andw., F.R.C.S. Salmon William, draper, Old road
.Carter Frank W. farmer, Elm farm Edin. medical officer), Magdalen Scrivener Geo. furniture dlr. Old rd
.Carter Ionathan Edward, farmer, Green"· Sergant Harry, butcher
Ferndale villa Harvie Robt. laundry, Convalet;;cent rd Sergant Isahel (Mrs.), dairy
.Cartwright Arthur C. grocer Head Methuselah, Queen's Arms P.H. Smith Bros. farmers, .Alton park,Wash
.Cewetery (Louis Barke, caretaker) Magdalen Green & Ward's farms
Chopping George, baker, 4 Newman's Howard William, farmer, Summer ho Smith Fredk. Wm. grocer & draper
terrace, Old road Iszard W1lham, plumber, Terra-Nova, Smith Herbert, furniture dlr. Old rd
Chopping Jame.s, baker, Old road Seven road Smith Philip, farmer, Clay hall
Clacton Urban District Isolation Hos- Joy Sarah (Mrs.) k Thos. plumber:;, Spence James, bont maker, Holm-
pital (John Will Cook M.D. medical Old r•.lad wood, Magdal"n Green
.superintendent; Miss A. Lewis, Kill Matilda (Mrs.), laundry, Con- Stearn Arthur Geo. & Son, saddlers
nur6e in charge), Rush Green valescent road · · Tryphena Mission & Worl;:room(Girls'
Clapham E. E. & Son, boot makers King Sydney, plasterer, Berkeley rd Friendly Societv) (Mrs.ElizaAdams,
Clark Harry, furniture dealer, Mag- King William Ralph, blacksmith matron), St. Osyth road
dalen Green Mann William,furniture dealer,Old rd Warren Wait. greengro.Magdalen Gm
Clark Willia.m, jun. carman Mansfield Hy. nurseryman, Belle vue Woodard Jane E. (Miss), grocer &
Clark Wm. Joseph, farmer. Cann hall Marrington Charles, carpenter sub-postmaster, :Magdalen Green
Coe James, potato mer. Moss cottage Mead Wm. ~roP.er k soh-postmaster
Curtis Bros. fishmngrs_. Magdalen Grn Mills Fredk. baker, Magdalen Green See also Clacton-on-Sea.
Davies George C. Ship inn
LITTLE CLACTON is a parish, 2! miles south W. F. Nassau esq. Thomas Lilley esq. of Clacton-on-
~rom Thorpe station on the Tendring Hundred branch Sea, is the chief landowner. The soil is mixed; the
of the Great Eastern railway, 3! from Clacton-on-Sea subsoil 'Clay and gravel. The chief crops are barley, I
and 13 from Colchester, in the North Eastern division wheat and oats. The area is 3,009 acres; rateable
-of the eounty, Tendring hundred, petty sessional divi- value, £3,716; the population in 19II was 712 .
.sion and union, Colchester, Olacton and Harwich joint
.county court district, rural deanery of St. Osyth, COOK'S GREEN is a mile and a half east; CLAP-
archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese of Chelmsford. GATE, a qnarter of a mile w~st; HO~EYPOT LANE, I
'The church of St. James is a small and ancient struc- mile north-west.
:ture of stone in which are traces of the Norman, Early Parish Clerk, Joseph Downs.
English and Decorated styles; it consists of chancel, Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Harold Mudd, sub-postmaster.
'llave, south porch and a western turret of wood con- Letters thr..ough Wet>ley, Essex, arrive at 7.30 a.m. &
iaining 3 bells; one bell bears an inscription and 2 1.20 p.m. (July to September) & 1.50 p.m. (October
-are dated 1652 and 1742: there is a stained window to June). Box closes at 10.30 a.m. & 6.55 p.m.;
•to tl:;e Rev. J. C. Kirby, 19 years vicar of this parish, sundays, 9.15 a.m
-who died in 185o, and to other members of his family: Wall Letter Box, Plough corner, cleared 10.40 a.m.
QD the north wall of the chancel are brasses dated & 12.5 k 7·5 p.m.; sundays, 9.20 a.m
<J:S63 and xsBx, in memory of two brothers: the church Police Station, 4 Church villas, James George Dibbin,
:affords 200 sittings. The register dates from the year J constable ·
1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £190, · Church School (mixed), built in 1868, for 150 children;
·with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, average attendance, 94; George Beech, master
·and held since 1912 by the Rev. Arthur George Evans A new school is now (1914) in course of erection
'Th.A.K.C. Here is a Wesleyan <'hapel, erected x85t, This school is under the control of the Essex County
"tlnd rebuilt in 1898, with 120 sittings. The charities Education Tendrmg Advisory Sub-Committee, G. ~J.
·.are of the yearly value of [25, and arise from the rent Holland, Technical Institute, North bill, Colchester,
of a farm at St. Osyth heath and known as" Hub bard's" J clerk
"(!harity. The manor is vested in trustees of the late ·
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
COMMERCIAL. Church Frank, farmer, Cook's green
Bareham Waiter C. school attendance Cross Ephraim, builder
·-:sareham Frederick, The Laurels officer to the Essex County Educa· Deeks Charles, farmer, Street farm
13areham Miss, Pitlochry lodge tion & Tendring AdviSQry Sub· Dorey Charles J farmer
lJaxter Mrs. St. Edmund's QQmmittee & registrar of marriages, Eldred Henry, b!acksmith & assistant
""Evans Rev. Arthur George Th.A.K.C. Tendring district overseer & rate collector for Great
(vicar), Vicarage Bines George, thatcher & Little Clacton & Little Holland
""Ferguson Mrs. Orchard lea Bloornfield Charles, farm bailiff to H. Ellenger .Albert, boot maker
Fox Capt. Charles, Chota-Ghur Lilley esq. Reedlands & Lodge frms Harvey Waiter Harwood, farmer,
Garman Henry, The Lodge Blowers Clifford Stock, draper&gTocer Jlovill's 'hall
Rolloway Col. Edward, White lodge Bray Brothers, dairymen, Hope cot Hollingsworth Percy, baker
""Lansdale Henry, The Woodlands Buxton Jn. T .fruit grower ,Blairmo'!J.nt Lilley Harold, farmer, The Grove
·Lucas Miss, Blair lodge Carter Harry R. coach builder Manning Wm. Blacksmith's Arms P.H
.Phillips Robert Charles, Limes Ford Cartwright Arthur C grocer Mills Frederick W. baker ·
Sedgwick Edward Fredk. Hill crest Cheeld Henry, laundry. Feverells rd Mudd Harold, grocer, Post office
•Spooner Stanley, The Leys Cht'!eld William Harry, fruit grower, Page Robt. jun.frmr.Burnt House frm
Rtamp Charles Ernest, The Corner Snnnvside Sa.ver Barring-ton C. bet>r retailer
-yorke Richard Phi~ip, RosedalP Chilloc-k Saillnel. f->rm bailiff to Simson Brothers, veterinary surgeons
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Sparling Harry, farmer, Rayners &. trt>es a speciality). Telegrams, Taylor Fredk. builder, Church corner
Bonds farms "Stamp, Little Clacton;" Tel. ~o. Wolton Samuel, farm bailiff to Harry
Stamp Chailes Ernest, fruit grower, 81 Clacton Chilvers esq. Willow farm (postal
nur~eryman & florist (rose & fruit Sutton William, farmer, Gidea hall address, Great Clacton)
CLA VERING is a large and scattered parish, near yearly, for same purpose; 3· The charity of an nu-
the head of the Stort. 4 miles south-west from Newport known donor, called "Priests' Farm Charity,'' Ios.
station on the Great Eastern railway, 8 south-west from yearly; 4· The charity of Haynes Barlee, of Cnrles,
Saffron 'Valden, 8 north from Bishop's Stortford and 36 consisting of a small farm in Berden parish, present
from London, in the Northern division of the county, annual rent £10, for apprenticing a poor lad of one
Clavering half hundred, Saffron Walden petty sessional of the several parishes of Clavering, Langley and
division, union and county court district, Newport and Saffron Walden, Codicote (Hertfordshire) and Wilbur-
Stanstead rural deanery, archdeaconry of Colchester and ton and Great Wilbraham (in the county of Cam-
Chelmsford diocese. Two new bridges were erected bridge); 5· A barrel of white herrings and a cade of
over the village stream in 1894• at the expense of the red herrings, now commuted for an annual payment of
County Council, assi8ted by the parisbioners. The {,1 5s. left originally for the poor in Lent, to b&
church of SS- :\lary and Clement is an embattled build- provided out of a farm called "Valence;" 6. £3-
ing of flint in the Perpendicular style, consisting of yearly divided equally between twenty widows of Claver-
chancel, nan of live bays, aisles, south porch and a ing, 18s. of which is payable by the occupant of Curls
massive embattled western tower containing 6 bells: it Farm, and the remainder by the occupant of Thurrocks
contains some marble monuments of the Barlee or farm. The common lands were inclosed under a deed
Barley family and its collateral branches, from 1635 to of inclosure in 1865. Adjoining the churchyard is the
r6g6; other monuments to the Riddlesdans, and a s1te of an extensive castle, part of the ruins of which
mural monument to John Stephenson, of Howton, Cam- existed as late as 1750, surrounded by a moat, and
bridgeshire, and .A.nne, his wife, 1722-41 : there are formerly the head of this barony. Here are corn mills
also ledger inscriptions to the Bensons, of Brent Green. driven by steam and wind. W. T. R. Patten esq. of
r677-84, and brasses to Thomas Welbore, gent. of Hormead and H. W. Baker esq. of Clavering Court, are
Pondes, and his wife, Ursula (D'..!.nvers), 1591; and the chief landowners. The soil is heavy, with small
to Joan Day and her husband, with four English verses. portions of a lighter nature; subsoil, clay, gravel and
1593: there are other effigies, c. 1480 and 1520, in a chalk. The crops are generally on the four-course shift,
fragmentary condition: on a tomb in the north aisle is wheat and beans. The area is 3,826 acres of land an«l
the recumbent figure of a knight in the dress of a 5 of water; rateable value, [3,909; the population in
crusader, supposed to represent the founder of the 1911 was 836.
church: there is a Jacobean pulpit in an excellent state Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Mrs. Sophia Bush, sub-post-
of preservation and an interestirg font of Purbeck mistress. Letters through Newport, Essex, arrive at
marble: the interior of the church was restored and 7 & I I a. m.; dispatche d at 8. ro a. m. & 1 & 5.50 p.m.
reseated with open benches in r867, and in 1893 was week days only
completely restored, at a cost of {,1,66o: there Wall Letter Boxes.-.A.rkesden road, cleared at 8. 20 a.m.
are 400 sittings. The register dates from the year & I. 10 & 6 p.m. week days only; Mill Hill, cleared
1555. The living is a vicarag~:>, net yearly value at 5 _20 p.m.; Sticklands Green, 5 .30 p.m. ; Starlings
£268, with 6 acres of glebe and residence, in the Green, 12 noon & Hill Green, 8. 15 a.m. & 1.5 & 5-55
gift of the Governors of Christ's Hospital, and held p.m
since 1898 by the Rev. Samuel ;\!arrow Morton B ...!.. of County Police, Edward Thorogood
the University of London. The Congregational chapel •
is an edifice of brick and stone, in the Gothic l'tvlP, • SCHOOLS .
erected at a cost of {,I,350, and has sittings for 350: Puhlic Elementary (mixed), built in 1841, ior II5 chil-
the chapel was founded in 1682. The Primitive :\letho- dren; average attendance, 68; Miss .A.nnie Bennett,
dists also have a place of worship here, seating 150. head mistress; ~iss Emily Finch, assistant mistress
The following charities belonging to the parish are British (mixed), erected February, 1879• at a cos~ of
under the management of trustees appointed by the [,4oo, for 110 scholars; average attendance, 6o;
• Charity Commission: 1. The charity of John Smith
W illia!'Il Charles ·warner, master
(formerly vicar of Clavering), consisting of one close
of land: in Langley, called "Poor Darnels," containin~
7 acres, the rents of which are applied to the pmpos~
of making gifts of money to the poor every year; 2. George Livings, to Walden, every tues. & sat
The charitv of Lettice Martin, of Chrishall, consistinl.! Edward Flack, to Walden, every sat
of a share ·of rents, now amounting to about [,r 6s. 4-d John Law, to Bishop's Stortford, every thurs
PRIVATE RESIDRNTS. Barker Jn. jun. farmer,Shl'epcote grn Livings George, carrier
Baker Herbert Waiter, Clavering et Barltrop Charles, farmer, Mill End Martin Edgar, carpenter, Hill green
Baker Mrs. The Bungalow Bunting Elizabeth (Mrs.), beer retlr- Martin Joseph, carpenter, Middle st
Chaplin Rev. Frederick J. (Congre- Bush Sophia (Mrs.),stationer,Post off Matthews James, beer retailer
gational), The :\{anse Cakeibread E~ias, farmer, Moat farm Mayor Mary (Mrs.), saddler
Custerson Brooklvn Charles J .P. Caton William, miller Newland Thomas, White Horse P.H.
Ford End · Chipperfield Frederick (Mrs.),confctm Starling's green
Duckworth Wm. Edwd.C1avering hall Clark Frank, farmer, Arkesden road Parker Amos, fa4mer, Valence farm
Green Charles Hill Green cottao-e Clark James, shoe maker Read Fred, farmer, Blank croft
James Edwin 'The Oaks " Cooper Charles, farmer, Thurroch Revel! Sidney, farm bailiff to W.
l\forton Rev.' Samuel Marrow B.A. Cork Lewis, grocer, Wicken road Patten esq. Hill Green farm
Vicarage Culpin George, farmer, Grange farm Rolfe William Hy. frmr. Brookland&
Mumford William H. The Bower Custerson Brooklyn Charles, farmer, Rowe Philip Vasser, frmr. Curls farm
Prime Mrs. Ivy cottage, Hill green Ford :End Rowe Sarah (Mrs.),frmr.PearceWebb!!>
Reeve James, Danceys Dnckworth William Edward, farmer, Roy William, farmer, Clavering farm
Rolfe William Henrv, Brooklands Clavering hall Shennerton D. Fox & Hounds P.H
· Flack Edward, carrier & beer retailer Squires Geo. shopkpr.& asst. overseer
Funston John, farmer, Brocking farm Stock Frank, Prudential insur. agent
COlillERCIAL. Glasscock Albert, farmer Tebbs 1'homas, farmer, Deers farm
Baker Herbt. Geo. baker, Arkesden rd Harding Fredk.Wm. butcher,Hill grn Ward & Co. grocers. Church stree~
Baker Herbert Waiter, farmer, Harvey Fredk. frmr. Starling's green Whyman Hy. beer ret. Sheepcote grn
Clavering Place Kemp Jas. frmr. & coal dlr. Hill grn Wilson Henry, farmer, Butts green
Barker John, sen. farmer, Ford l'nd Law John, carrier Woodham Enoch. farmer
COGGESHALL is a town consisting of two parishes, anciently a Roman station, stands partly on low ground
Great Coggeshall in Lexden hundred and Little Cogges- bordering the river, whence 1t rises and occupies th&
hall in Witham hundred, on opposite banks of the river acclivity of a hill, from which it may have derived
Blackwater, connected by an ar..cient bridge of three its earlier name of "Sunnedon." The town and the
arches, and distant from Kelvedon station on the Great adjoining parishes of Little Coggeshall, Feering and
Eastern railway z! miles, from Witham 7 north-east, Kelvedon are supplied with water from an artesian well,
from Colchester 9~ west, from Halstead 8 south and in St. Peter's road, frum which the water is pumped
from Braintree 6 east and from London 4·h in the into a reservoir on the road to Colne; the work was
Eastern division of the county, Witham petty sessional carried out under the direction of the Braintree Rural
division, Braintree unhn and county court district, in District Council in rgii at a cost of £8,ooo: the town is
the rural deanery of Coggeshall and Tey, archdeaconry lighted with gas, supplied from Kelvedon. The church
of Colchester, and Chelmsford diocese. The town, of St. Peter ad Yincula is a fine building of stone and
 158 COGGE~HALL. ESSEX,
flint, entirely in the Perpendicular style, consisting of
chancel with aisles, clerestoried nave of five bays, aisles,
south porch and an embattled western tower with angle
turret containing 8 bells, 6 of which are dated x681,
1733, 1733, 1757, 1787, 18o6; the two latest were cast in
1876:- there are three sedilia and a piscina. in the south
chancel aisle, where also are two memorial windows,
erected in 1888, to Jo. t'ph Smith Surridge, and there are
others, including one '.O Major George Deeks Skingley,
who presented the stained west window, and the east
window given by the Hanbury family, of Holfield
Grange: there is also a finely carved oak screen and a
richly decorated reredos of Caen stone and alabaster
-placed in 188o as a memorial to the late Rev. W. J.
'bampier, for 33 years vicar of this parish ; it consists of
groups of figures representing scriptural events, beneath
carved canopies, and between these are small niches
with figures of archangels: the carved oak pulpit was
~xeeuted in 1871 by Mr. W. B. Polley: the font,
which is Early English, was formerly in Pattiswick
church, but was removed, and after being used some time
for other purposes was presented to Coggeshall church
in 1852: the chancel was repaired in 1851, and the church
has been fully restored: there are x,coo ~nttings. The
ngister dates from October, 1584, and is in fair condi-
tion. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £26o,
with res:denee and 22 acres of glebe, in the gift of 0. H.
Copley Du Cane esq. and held s1nc3 1903 by the Rev.
Francis Shirley Stoney M.A. of St. John's Colle!!e, Ox·
ford. Sir Thomas C. C. Western bart. Waiter Skingley
-esq. Mrs. Annie Skingley and Mrs. Reginald Duke Hill
ara the lay impropriators. The Congregational chapel,
i!rected in 1715, has been several times enlarged, the last
enlargement being in 1865: at the back of the chapr1
there are spacious school rooms for 6oo child1·en, and
class rooms and a lecture hall were added in r8go.
An Independent chapel is said to have been founded here
by Dr. John Owen, chaplain to the Protector, Oliver
Cromwell. There is a Baptist chapel, erected in 1829.
«ith 400 sittings, and a Wesleyan Methodist "Chapel and
a meeting house for tha Society of Friends. .A Cemetery
()f ~ acres, at the back of the church, was f!lrmed and
laid out in 1855-6, at a cost of £1,5oo, and was en-
larged in 1911 by the addition of two acres. at a cost
()f £Boo; the cemetery contains a chapel for DissenteJ·s,
and is now controlled by the Parish Council. The
market. which is scarcely more than nominal, was
granted by Henry III. as also the right of holding
:a fair on Whit-Tuesday. 'l'here is a Liberal club in
Queen street, and in Church street is a Constitutional
club. The refining and manufacture of patent isinglass
and gelatine is carried on, and there are breweries and
maltings, sewing factories &c. The town has been
noted for velvet weaving, and one loom is still w?rked.
The manufacture of Tambour lace was be~run here m the
-early part of the 19th. cent?ry by a French refugee,
named Draygo, who, w1th h1s daughters, settled here
snd taught the art, and the making of this delicate
. form. ~f lace. is now ~ local. industry. Owirig to the
.,xqUisite variety of stitches mtroduced, the lace p:o-
duced by the tambour hook has a ~oft. and most var~ed
appe~rance, and _the demand for 1t IS constantly m-
>Creasmg; The Misses Spurge, of Church street, super-
intend the work in Coggeshall. The Coggeshall Tarn-
bour Lace Workers are also assisted bv Mrs. Reginald
Hill and Miss E. M. Surridge to obtain sales of the
lace worked by the cottagers in their own homes. The
Essex Bank (Barclay and Company Limited) and the
London County and Westminster Bank Limited have
branches here. .A tower, containing a clock and sur-
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic E. D. Office (letters
"hould have Essex added). J. A. Dodds, postmaster.
Delivered at 7.15 a. m. & 12.50 & 6.20 p.m.; dispatched
:at 9 & ro.ro a.m. & 3.45, 8.10 & 9.25 p.m.; sundays,
'One delivery at 7·45 a.m. & box cleared at 9 a.m. &
9.25 p.m. Telegraph & telephone office open from 8
a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, 8.30 to ro a.m
Little Coggeshall. Letters are received from Cogges-
hall, which is the nearest money order & telegraph
office
Wall Boxes. Church street, cleared at 8.30 & 10.10
a.m. & 3·45 & 7.50 p.m.; sundays, 8.25 a.m. ; Stone-
ham street, cleared at 8.40 & 10.5 a.m. & 3·40 & 7.40
p.m.; sundays, 8.15 a.m.; Holfield Grange, cleared
11t 8.15 a. m. & 7· 15 p.m. week days; The Hamlet,
>Cleared at 9.10 & 10.25 a.m. & 4 & 8.25 p.m.; sun-
days, 9.10 a.m.; ~ Grange Hill, 9·5 & 10.20 a.m. &
3 .55 &; 8.20 p.m. ; sundays, 9·5 a.m
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(KELLY'S
mounted by a cupola, was erected in 1887. Holfield
Grange, a modern mansion, a mile and a half north-
west on the Roman road from Colchester to Dnnmow,
is the- property and residence of Reginald Duke Hill esq.
J.P. There are six almshouses, founded in 1795, and
five of recent construction; the charities for distribution
amon(J' the general poor amount. to [278 yearly, and
there e are other charities, comprising four tenements
in Church street and Stoneham street. C. H. Oopley
Du Cane esq. is lord of the manor, Mrs1 Reginald Duke
Hill, Sir Thomas Charles Callis Western bart. Waiter
Skmgley esq. and Mrs. Annie Skingley are the chief
landowners. The land is undulating; soil, light loam;
subsoil, gravelly, with several small streams running
through it. The chief crops are seeds, w.heat, barley,
turnip!!, mangolds, peas and beans.
Great Cort"'eshall has an area of 2,621 acres of land and
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u of water; rateable value, £7,298; the populatiOn m
I9II was 2,3.65.
T.be population of the ecclesiastical parish of St, Peter
ad Vincula with Little Coggeshall was 2,694.
LITTLE COGGESH~-\.LL, on the southern bank of the
l'iver Blackwater, is connected with Great Coggeshall by
a bridge. King Stephen and Queen Maud, heiress of
Eustace, Earl of Boulogne, who held these mall{)rs of the
Conqueror, founded here a Cistercian abbey in 1I.f2,
dedicated to the Virgin :Mary and colonized from Savigny,
which at the Dissolution was valued at £298 8s. a year:
the remains of this abbey, situated near the r.iver, afford
the earliest instance of medireval brickwork at present
met with in this country; the most ancient portion being
a massive fragment once forming part of an arcade:
various carved stones. including a Transition Norman
capital, lie scattered about and there are two thick walls,
also apparently belonging to the abbey buildings: the
existing inequalities of the ground, extending some dis-
tance to the left, seem to indicate that the foundation!!
covered a considerable area. Near these ruins, on the
right bank of the little river Blackwater, is a picturesque
' old gabled house, with groups of clustered chimneys.
built in the reign of Henry VIII. partly on the site and
with the materials of the abbey: the river flows in an
artificial bed constructed by the monks in order to secure
a head of watM' for their mill and is crossed by an old
bridge, at the corner of which stands a dwelling known
as the "Rood House," probably marking by this name
the former site of a cross or rood at the entrance to the
abbey demesnes. .All the lands which belonged to it at
the time of its dissolution continue to be free from tithes,
[ both great and small, whilst cultivated in the hands of
the proprietors: the church of the monastery, which is
entirelv demolished, stood in the park in a field near the
ll'iver. ·The existinz church of Little Coggeshall, dedicated
to St. :Xicholas and standing- near the site of the abbey,
is a simple rectangular building constructed of flint and
ruhhle 1 with dressitl'>s of brick around the lancet-shaped
windows: at the east end are sedilia and here and there
j art! tr·ucri uf Jt>corative painting: it had been used as a
barn, hnL wa'{ 'l!ome yt>ars ago given up by the owner, the
late Mr. J. Bull•lck. tu the vicar of the parish. and was
1restored in 1397 from tJe,.igns of Mr. G. F. Bodl.ey. .A.R ..!.
architect at a cost of £ 1 100 • there are so s1ttmgs.
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.Little Coggeshall. ha~ 1,oog acres of ferble land ~n _a
I ~Igh state u~ culllvatwn, and 11 of water; the soil a
h~ht, producmg excellent crops of wheat, barley, tur-
mps, peas and gree~ cr?ps generally; assessable value,
£ 1,3 20 ; the population m 19II was 329·
1 Parish Clerk, William Shave.
PUBLIC EST.1.BLISHMENTS.
I'Jounty Police Station, Church 'ltreet, Frank Joseph
Everard, sergeant, & 2 constables
Custom & Excise Office, Queen street, Louis .Arundel,
officer
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regiment (H Co.); head
quarters, Marke~ End, ,•
Color-Sergt.-Instructor George Smith
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
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Assistant Overseer, Collector of Taxes & Clerk t<l the
Parish Council, Mike Dalton, Church st.reet
Ce.rtifying Factmy 8111'geon, Medical Officer & Public
Vaccinator, sth Distl'ict, Braintree Union, Francis Bsr-
I nard Henry Caudwell M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
Church street
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX .. COGGISB.ALL. 159
Registrar of Births, Deat~s _& Mar~iages & _Relieving I PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Officer !or Coggeshall D1stnct, Bramtree Umon, FTas. These schools are controlled by the County Council &
Cade, East street; are in the district of the Advisory Sub-Committee of
Stewards of Soken Manors (including the Parishes of the Braintree Union
Ki~b!, Thorpe & Walton), Messrs. Beaumont & Son, Clerk, John Gleave, County school, Braintree
sohc1tors, Church street, Coggeshall Stoneham street, for 175 boys, 174 girls & r62 infants;
average attendance, I II boys, ro8 girls & 76 infants;
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. John Dakeyne Webster, master; Miss Ada Tansley,
mistress; Miss Elizabeth Fryer, infants' mistress
Church of St. Peter ad Vincula, Rev. Francis Shirley Congregational (mixed), for 310 children; average ab<
Stoney Y.A. vicar; Rev. Harold John Lowe B.A. tendance, r65; William Pratt Anderson, master; Miss
curate; services, 7, 8 & I I a. m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m.; Kate Beard, infants' mistress
wed. 7 a.m. & 7-30 p.m. ; other days, matins, 8 a.m.
& e>ensong, 6 p.m CONVEYANCE.
St. Nicholas Chapel, Little Coggeshall; sundays, 3 p.m Omnibus leaves Market hill for Kelvedon 8.35 & II.So
Friends' Meeting House; 10.30 a.m.; thurs. 10.30 a.m a. m. & 6.50 p.m.; leaves Kelvedon 7 35 & 10.25 a.m.
Congregational, Rev. Harri Oli\·er; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 & 5· r2 p.m
p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m CARRIERS TO:-
Baptist, Church street, Pastor T. Robinson; 10.30 a.m. Colehester-Arthur Hutley's 'bus, mon. wed. & sat. re-
& 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7· -.::o p.m . turning same days
Wesleyan Methodist (Chelmsford Circuit), Rev. Herbert j Kelvedon-Moore's 'bus, three times daily
Benn, Braintree; ro . .)P a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; wed. William Watson, from Braintree to Colchester, passe!!
7.30 p.m j through every tues. & sat. calling at 'White Hart,'
returning same days
COGGESHALL.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Dennis Miss, Queen street Sach ::\Irs. Queen street
• Doubleday Thomas, Ma1ket end Sauuuprs E. W. Cantyre cottage, Col-
!.nderson William Pratt, Crouch vil. East Wm. Derwent house, Church st chester road .
Stoneham street Edgar Edward, West street Saunders Herbert, Market hill
lleard Frank, Ivydene, East street Edwards Ernest Thomas, Albert villas, Spurge Misses, Church street
Beard Geo. Edwd. Ferndale, East st Church street .Stoney Rev. Francis Shirley M . .A.
Beaumont George Fredk. The Lawn l•'oster Henrv J. West street (vicar), Vicarage
Beaumont Horace F1ederick B.A. Frith J Jhn B. Brooldield, East 'street Styles Ernest Stanley, East street
Church street Heaton Edward Howard, The Nook, Surridge Ernest Edward, The Leeze
Betts :Miss, Albert place Church street Surridge Joseph Smith, Abbey view,
Bright Rd. E. Sunnybank, Church st Hill Regnld. Duke J.P. Holfield grange East street
Bright Mrs. William, Cromwell house, King Herbert T. The Orchard house Surridge Mrs. S. The Mount, East st
Stoneham street King Misses, Woodlands, Church st Surridge Percy Taylor, Barclay &
Bright William Desborough, The King Mrs. Leonard,Brookdene,East st Company's Bank, East street
Red house, Church street KingRd. Oakes, Sou thernhay, TheGravel Swinborn'J Frederick W. P. Sunne-
Brown Edward Waiter, Claremont Lawrence Josiah, Gambrel ho. East st don, West street
house, Church street Lowe Rev. Harold John B.A.(curate), Swinborne Latimer P. Sunnedon,
'Brown Ernest Clemence, Church st Church street WPst street
Brown Mrs. Claremont, Church st Merk William Rudolph Henry C.S.I. Taylor Robert H . .A!bert pl. Church st
Cade Francis, East street (late I.C.S.), Starling Leeze house Ward Mrs. Laxfield ho. Church street
Candwell Francis Bernard Hv. •
'l'he Millard James H.Abbotsmead, East st Warren Charles, Bridge street
Cedars, Church street Oliver Rev. Harri (Congregational). Warren Harry. Bridge street
Clark James William, Ivy lodge, The Manse, East street Webster John D. Stuart house,East st
Church street Parkes Harry, Albert place Willsher Joseph, East street
Coles Thomas,Clifford vil. The Gravel Paterson George Adam L.R. Queen st Young Solomon, East street
Crisp Robert Oswald, Queen street Sach Edward, Albert place
COMMERCIAL, Cade Francis, registrar of births, deaths & marriages &
Early closing day, Wednesday. relieving officer for Coggeshall District of Braintree
Adams Ernest, insurance agent, West street Union, East street
Anness .John Charles, dairvman,
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East street Campbell Capt. Edmund Arthur P ..A.C., R.A. military
Appleton Waiter, coal dealer, Church street tutor, Bouchier's grange
Austin Thomas Warner, tailor, Market hill Cass Herbert George, gamekeeper to ,Reginald D. Hill
Baker Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, Church street esq. J.P. The Vineyard
Barclay & Company Limited ~ub-branch), bankers Caudwell & Heaton, physicians & surgeons, Church st
(Percy Taylor Surridge, manager), East street (T N Caudwell Francis Bernarri Henrv •
L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.
14); draw on head office, 54 Lombard st. London E C Eng. physician & surgeon & medical officer & public vac-
Beaumont & Son, solicitors,& stewards of Soken manors, cinat011' 5th District, Braintree Union & certifying fac-
Church street. T N 3 tory surgeon, see Caudwell & Heaton. T N 6
Beaumont George Frederick F.S.A. (Beaumont & Son), Cemetery (Mike Dalton, clerk)
solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Church street; & Chaplin Lnther, farmer, Potash farm (letters through
at Colchester, Earls Colne & Maldon Pattiswick, Brain tree)
Beaum"ont Horace Frederick B.A. (Beaumont & Son). Church Street Factory (Hollington Brothers), clothing
solicitor, Ch.urch street; & at Colchester & Earls Colne manufacturers, Church street
BPckwith Ernest '\V. cabinet maker, East street Clapson Edwin, White Hart hotel, Market end
"Bellinger Frederick, Woolpack P.H. Church street Clark Jas. Wm. architect, survyr.& auctionr. Church st
Betts Alice (Miss), tambour lace manufactr. Albert pl Cobey William John, engineer :in charge of waterworks,
Birkin Alfred, house decorator, Market end St. Peter's road
"Brasier Arthur Percv, baker, Stoneham street Coggeshall Constitutional Club Limited (R. D. Hill
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Brasit>r Clement Herbert, tobacconist, Stoneham street esq. J.P. president; Bertie A. Land, sec.; Henry
Brasier Ernest John, decorator, East street Church, steward), Church street
"Bright William & Sons Limited, maltsters & brewers, Coggeshall Co-operative Stores (William Brasier, sec.),
spirit merchants & coal, hay & corn merchants, Church street
Stoneham streel; Coggeshall & District Rifle Club (Ernest T. Edwards,
Bri!!ht Albert Samuel, seed grower, Griggs frm. West st sec.), Church street
"Brooker Charles William, butcher, Church street Coggeshall Tambour Lace Workers (Mrs. Reginald Hill,
Brown Edward Philip & Sons, seed ~owers & seed mer- Holfield grange, treas.; Miss E. M. Snrridge, sec)
chants; all kinds of farm, vegetable, garden & flower Conservative Association (R. D. Hill esq. J.P. pres. ;
llt'Pds to order, Church street William Desboroug-h Bright, sec)
Brown S. A. (Mrs.) (late Thomas Brown), contractor fm Cook Alfred James, beer retailer, Colne road
steam ploughing, threshing, draining &c. Steam Cowlin Waiter 0. Lamb inn, Tilkev •
ploughing works, East street Crabb Charles Frederick, bricklayer, Colne road
Tlrowning- & Sons, butchers, Chnrch street f'resswell Alfred Samuel, baker, Robins Bridge road
Bruce James Hastings, boot maker, Church street C'rickmorP & Son, ~addlers, East street
Eoek William James, cabinet maker, East street Croyden Brothers, g-rocers, Market hill
Eurton Waiter, boot repairer, Back lane Custom &i Excise Office (Louis Arundel,officer),Queen at

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Dalton Mike, collector of taxes, assistant overseer &
clerk to Parish Council & cemetery, Chureh street
Dawcett .Arthur, commercial traveller, West street
Dt-ath Harry Charles, coal merchant, West street
Dodds John A. stationer, printer, postmaster & stamp
distributor, Post office · ' .
Doubleday Edwd. & Thos. P. grcrs. & drprs.Market end
Dyer Ernest, farmer, West street
East William, grocer, Church street
Everett Rose (Mrs.), mineral water manufr .Stoneham st
Fair head Edwin, farmer, Stock Street farm
Farrants & Jenkinson Limited, drapers, Market hill
Finch .Albert, chimney sweeper, Vane lane
Foster Brothers, butchers, Church street
P'oster Hy. J. organist of Congregational church, West st
Fright Frank Stephen, fishmonger, Stoneham street
Godfrey William, shopkeeper, Bridge street
Gooch & Co. mineral water manufacturers, Bridge st
Goodey William, bill poster, Queen street
Goodma.n Ernest, coal merchant, Robins Bridge road
Goodwin Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, West street
Gowers Kate Hawes (Miss), milliner, Church street
Gowers Mary Martha (Mrs.), earthenware dlr. Church .st
Green Joseph William, painter, Stoueham street
Gunton .!.lice (Mrs.), confectioner, Church street
Gunton William, hardware dealer, Church street
Guy Jabez, shopkeeper, East street
Hales Peter, farm bailiff to Mrs. R. D. Hills, Gate ho
Handley .Alfred, Greyhound inn, Church street
Harrington Ernest Henry, blacksmith, Bridge street
Harrington Willie, jeweller, Market hill
Harrison Amy (Mrs.), tobacconist, Church street
Hatcher George Sperring, gardener to R. D. Hill esq.
J.P. Holfield Grange gardens
Heaton Edward Howard M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, see Caudwell & Heaton
Hitchcock Alice (Mrs.), fancy repository, East street
Hockley Christina A. (Miss), parish nurse,Churc_h street
Howell William, b~ot maker, East street
Hughes Frank, chimney sweeper, Gas lane, East street
Hull Benjamin, beer retailer, Colne road
Humphrey Mynotte John, hair dresser, Stoneham street
Hutley Arthur, carrier & furniture remover, Church st
International Tea Co.'s Stores Ltd. grocerll, .\iarket hill
Joyce Harry, butcher, Market end
Keeble William, shoe maker, West street
King Daniel James~ beer retailer, Robins Bridge road
Kin~ Ernest W. & Co. seed ~rowers, Bouchier's grange;
office, Little Co~geshall. T N ro
King .John K. & Sons, by appointment to His late
Majesty King Edward VII; Home & Export seed
growers; established over Ioo years. Telegrams,
" Seedsmen, Coggeshall; " T N 2
Larrett Harry, beer retailer, Bridge street
Levason Montague, artificial teeth maker, Market hill
(thursdays)
Liberal Club (James Parish, president; Wm. Brasier,
sec.), Queen street
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (sub-
branch) (W. A. Long, manager), open tues. & fri.
Market hill; draw on head office, 41 Lothbury, Lon·
don E 0
McMillan Hngh, farmer, Hoveles farm
Marshall Samuel, wood carver, Bridge street
Matravers Fred & Son, carters. Church street
Matthams Arthur. baker, Church street
Moss Mary Ann (Mrs.), fancy repository, Ohurch street
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LITTLE COGGESHALL .
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. I COMMERCIAL.
Bracken Richd. Granville, Hamlet hoj.Appleford Wyatt, miller (water),
Fitch Jo11hua Ambrose, The Hamlet Abbey mill
Gardner Frederick H. Bridge house Bibby Henrv, coal dealer
Gardner Miss, Monkwell Dunningham Harry, news agent
King Ernest William, Abbeydale
King Mrs. William, Abbeydale
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Gardner & Son, brewers & maltsters. Parker George, Hare & Hounds P.H
T N 8
Paton .Archibald James, The Abbey Gooch Steward Goodwin, Portobello
Thorn ton Captain C. F .Scrips (letters inn
should be addressed Kelvedon) j Hill John, pork butcher
Wilson Charles, Abbey Mill house
COLCHESTER
COLCHESTER is a municipal and parliamentary borough.
union and ~arrison town and head of a county court dis-
trict, sri miles from London, 21 south-west from Har-
wil'h, 7i south-west from Manning-tree, r3 north-east
from Witham. I8f soutb irom Hadleigh, rBf north-north-
east from Maldon, 19! east from Braintree, 18 south-west
from lpllwich, 4:1! from Bury, 39! north-east from Rom-
ford. 33l from Brentwood, x6! south-east from Sudbury
( KELLY's
Mount William Sivyer, baker, Bridge street
Newton George Henry, Cricketers' P.H. West street
Owers ~lfred, Foresters' inn, Stoneham street
Pennick Edgar Tracey,Yorkshire Grey P.H. Stoneh:nns'
Pitt Arthur G_ Toll House P.H. Colchester road
Pluck Frederick, outfitter, Market hill •
Polley William Bailey, wood carver, Church street
Porter Joseph, horse dealer, West street
Potter James & Son, mechanical engineers, The Gravel
Poulton ..innie (Mrs.), teacher of mu si~, Market hill
Pratt Henry Herbert, grocer, Colchester road
Pudsey Henry, butcher, East street
Rackham Thomas R. ironmonger, Church street
Raven .Arthur E. farmer, Colne road
Rayner Franl;:, farmer, Hill farm, Colne road
Rowland .Albert, shopkeeper, Stoneham street
Rowland Edmund, blacksmith, Swan yard, East street
Rudhin Frederick, cycle agent, West street
Sach Edward, builder, Queen street. T N I I
Saunders Alfred Herbert, baker, Church street
Saunders George, cowkeeper, West street
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Saunders Herbert ::VLP.S. chemist, Market hill
Sa ward Hubert H. cycle agent, East street
Sexton Joseph, Chapel hotel; head quarters A. .A . .Auto-
1 mobile .Association; garage, Market hill
Shave William, carpenter & parish clerk, West street
Smith Arthur, steam plough owne:r, Robins Bridge road
Smith George, Fleece P.H. West street
Smith Color-Sergt. George, drill instructor to H Cl).
8th Territorial Force (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regi-
ment, Market End
Smith -George William, draper, Church street
Smith Herbert, boot repairer, Back lane
Smith Thomas Charles, motor car garage, motor en•
gineer & official repairer for A.A. Factory lane, Wes~
street. T N 13
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Soder William, ftorist, Tilkey
Sparrow Sarah Ann (~Irs.), dress maker, West street
Sproxton Sarah Otty (Mrs.), farmer & landowner,Monk-
downs farm
Spurge Alice (Miss) L.R.~.M. tchr. of music, Church s\
Spurgin Louis, blacksmith, Bridge street
Stead & Simpson Limited, boot makers, Market end
Styles Ernest Stanley, brick & tile maker, Colne road
Surridge & Son, auctioneers & land & estate agents.
Colchester road~ T N 4
Surridge Ernest Edward, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, East street. T N 12
Surridge Percy Taylor, manager for Barclay & Corn-
· pany's Bank Limited, East street
Swinborne G. P. & Co. patent isinglass mfrs. West sf>
Territorial Force Battalion (8th) (Cyclist) Essex Regi-,
ment (H Co. Color-Sergt.-Instructor George Smith);
head quarters, Market End
Warren C. & H. coach builders, Bridge street
Webster John Dakeyne, organist to Parish church
Weinrich Henry, fruiterer, Church stree~
Wheatstone William, laundry, Hope lodge, Church st
Wheeler Martha (Miss), baker, East street
Whit-e .Alfred Theophilus, basket maker, Colne road
Wigmore Henry George, refreshment rooms, East stree\
Williamson .Albert, greengroceT, Church street
Willsher Joseph, outfit.ter, Market hill
Woodhouse Bernard Robert, grocer, Stoneham street
Yallop Frank, boot & shoe dealer, Market hill
Young Solomon M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, East st
King Ernest W. &; Co. farm, vege-
table & garden flower seed growers
& merchants, nurserymen & seeds-
men; & at Bouchier's grange-r
Coggeshall. T N ro
Pettit Robert Walter, dairyman,
Pointwell mill
Seabrook Fredk. & Son, farmers, The
Grange, Curd Hall & Capon's frw!l
1Turner Edwin E.botanist, Grange hill
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md 22 north-eas~ from Chelmsford, in the North Easte~
division of the <'Ounty, hundred and petty sessional divi~
~ion of Le:xden and Winstree, rural deanery and ar<'b·
deaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. Thi5
town (which is supposed to have been the site of th,..
ancient" Camalodunum ") occupies the sull!mit and side!'
of a height gradually rising above the navignhlt' rive..
Colne, which, bking hence a south-easterly direciio11.
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falls into the North Sea at a distance of 15 miles and is
uavigable to the Hythe, a suburb formin£;' part of the
port of Colchester.
There are three bridges over the Colne : North bridge
.at the north entrance to the town, i1 of cast iron, with
arches and was constructed by the town council
at an outlay of about £1,8oo, and widened and improved
m 1904 ; East bridge is built of stone and brick and
bas five arches with iron balustTades; Hythe bridge
is constructed principally of iron and was bqilt in 1878
at a cost of nearly £3.000, an older bridge of tim'ber
having been washed away by a high tide at Christmas,
1876.
The limits of the port of Colchester have been declared
~ commence at the Naze Point (being the southern limit
o0f the Port of Harwich) and to extend from thence
.along the coast of Essex to an imaginary straight line
drawn from the pilot mark at the entrance to Havengore
creek in the county of Essex, to the Land's End at
Warden Point in the Isle of Sheppey, in the county of
within the aforesaid limits to a distance of three miles
from low water mark, and to include all bays, channels,
roads, bars, islands, harbours, havens, rivers, streams,
creeks, and places within the said limits contained,
except the islands in Havengore creek called " Potton "
and "Rushly" islands; and so much of the said creek
and the watercourse that extends from it to the town
of Rochford as are in the Port of London. The number
of British and foreign sailing and steam vessels that
arrived at the port in 1912 with cargoes and in ballast
was 39 of 6,410 tons. The number cleared was 23 of
1,953 tonnage. In the coasting trade, 8o8 vessels of
49,283 tons arrived and 6r6 of 42,537 tonnage depart-ed.
The number of vessels registered under Part I. of the
"Merchant Shipping Act, 1894.'' as belonging to the
JIOrt, Dec. 31, 1912, was 120, of 3,328 tons.
Fishing boats and their implements are distinguished
by the letters C.K. The number of fishing boats regis-
tered under Part IV. of the " Merchant Shipping Act,
1894.'' as belonging to the port, Dec. 31, 1912, was 318,
requiring 855 men and boy.s to work them.
The harbour has been the property of the Corporation
from time immemorial. For many yeau a portion of
the river, between the Hythe at Colchester and Wiven-
hoe, was under the control of Commissioners, acting
under certain Local Acts: in r8g2, by another Local
Act, the manageillellt and control of the portion men-
tioned was transferred to the Corporation, who thus
reassumed control of the whole harbour. Vessels of
16o tons burden can approach the quay at the Hythe. A
-small import trade is done, the total value in 1912
being £49•0?'4· of which [23,886 was timber.
On the 22nd of April, 1884, at about 9.15 a.m. the
town and neighbouring villages were visited by two
distinct shocks oi earthquake, ~hich lasted front fh·e to
ten seconds and caused great damage to property ; the
spire of the Congregational chapel in Lion Walk was
shattered, t·he tower of St. Leonard's church damaged
and other buildings iniured: a relief fund was started
at the Mansion House, London, by the Lord Mayor and
£8,946 14s. was subscribed and distributed amongst a
great number of sufferers in Colchester and 24 neigh-
bouring villages : 1,213 buildings were repaired, 38 r
owners received contributions, and 20 churches and IT
chapels were aided.
Railway communication with the metropolis and also
with Ipswich, Bury St. Edmunds, Sudbury, Harwich,
Yarmouth, Lowestoft, Clacton-on-Sea, Walton-on-the-
Naze and Norwich, is maintained by means of the Great
Eastern railway, the main or north station, opened "May,
1843, being about a mile from the centr(' of the town: in
I8g6 and IC}OI the station buildings on the up and
down sides respectively were entirely rebuilt,. and the
platforms remodelled and enlaTged: St. Botolph's station,
formerly the terminus of the Tendring Hundred rail-
way, is centrally situated on the south-east side of the
town, and is still used for passenger traffic and is also
the principal station for goods traffic; there is also a
station at Hythe. The line to Walton-on-the-Naze and
cracton-on-Sea, with a branch from Wivenhoe to Bright-
lingsea, leaves the main line at Colchester.
The oyster and floating fishery of the Colne and
Pyfleet and other creeks, has from time immemorial
belonged to thP corporation of Colchester. In 1870,
an Act of Parliam('nt was passed to incorporate the Colne
Fishery Company and to authorize the demise to them
from the Corporation of the fishery for a period of 99
years ; a lease was accordingly granted at the statutory
rent of £soo yearly and one-fourth of the gross proceeds
of the fishery after the sum had reached £r.r::.oo. The
fishery is managed by a board consisting of six members
COLCHESTER. ISI
of the Corporation and six members of the Co1ne
Fishery Company, who are appointed annually.
The municipal body consists of a mayor, eight alder•
men, twenty-four councillors, a high steward and a
recorder, with a town clerk and registrar of the ciril
courts of record, a treasurer, medical officer of health,
surveyor, accountant, coroner and other officers. The
borough is divided into four ward;; for municipal and
parliamentary purposes, and has a commission of the
peace and a separate court of quarter sessions.
The insignia of the Corporation include a large and
massive silver gilt mace, 4 feet 10 inches in length.
made by Edward Jennings, goldsmith, of London, in
1729, over 200 ounces of Corporation plate being dis-
posed of to defray the cost. There are also four small
silver gilt maces formerly carried by the four sergeants-
at-mace who were elected annually from 1382 to 1835:
they bear on the flat tops the arms of Charles I. and
probably date from the CharteT of 1635. The Mayor's
gold chain of office was presented in 1765 by Leonard
Ellington, bay maker, of London : the pendant was
added in x887 by the Mayor (Mr. Horace G. Egerton
Green), in commemoration of Queen Victoria's Jubil~.
The loving cup of silver gilt was the gift of Mr.
Abraham Johnson in 1673· The Mayor's silver theatre
ticket probably dates from the erection of the theatre
behind the Moot Hall in 1764. The silver oyster bear;,
the London hall marks for r8o4-5. and there are two
oyster gauge.s of brass. The silver oars of the water
bailiff date from x8o4, but probably replaced older ones,
and are emblematical of the Admiralty Jurisdiction con-
firmed under thE> Charter of ChRrles I. The silver
salver was presented to Mr. Henry Vint (mayor in 1844),
for his services in originating and promoting the erec·
tion of a new town hall. A silver cup was bequeathed
to the Corporation by the late Major Newell. The
Treasurer's key, of silver gilt, was presented by C. B.
Gurney Hoare esq. J.P. on his relinquishing the office
of Borough TreasurPr. 'fhere is also a mayor's silver
seal, a handsome mother-of-pearl and gold snuff-box,
two silver snuff-boxes, a silver inkstand, and the silve-r
gilt key of the late town hall.
The municipal and pallian1enlar-y boroughs are cu
extensive and now also constitute the "Parish of Colcltes-
tH." By an Order of the County Counc:.I, 6th Oetober.
r8q6, and confirmed by the Local Government Board 12th
March, 1897, the parishe<: of All Saints, Berechnrch,
Greenstead, Holy Trinity, Lexden, Saint Botolph, Saint
Giles. Saint James, Saint Leonard. Saint Martin, Saint
Mary-at-the-Walls, Saint Mary Magdalen, St. Michat>l
Mile End, Saint Nicholas, Saint Peter, and St. Runwald,
were united and formed into one Parish called the "Parisll
of Colchester,'' with 24 Guardians, and for the pur-
pose oi the Election of Guardians the Parish is now
divided iuto Parochial Wards (17) co-extensive with the
respf'ctive areas of the then existing Polling Districts for
the Municipal Borough. This Order came into operation
26th March, 1897. The borough returned two members
to Parliament until the passing of the " Re-distribution
of Seats Act. r885," by which the number was reduced
to one.
The main streets are wide and of good appearance.
Many of the houses and buildings have an air of anti-
quity, but the approach to the town by the London road
is lined with elegant modern houses : this road. as far a"
Lexden, forms the principal promenade of the inhabitants.
The town is supplied with water from works, now the
property of the Corporation, situate at the base of the
Balkerne Hill, whero there are excellent springs : there
is also a reservoir connected with the works at the
summit of Balkeme Hill, and, in April, r882, a water
tower, 105 feet high, and capable of holding 220,000
gallons, was erected on Balkerne Hill, at a cost of upwards
of £ ro,ooo, for the purpose of giving a constant instead
of an intermittent supply, the plans being prepared by
Mr. Clegg, late borough surveyor, under the super-
vision of the late Sir Henry Rawlinson C .E. : in 19o6
the water supply was augmented, the Corporation
having taken a lease of springs at Lexden, from whence
the water is conveyed by pipes to the waterworks. The
town is in part lighted with gas supplied by a company
and partly by the electric light. The electricity supply
works, which belong to the Corporation, were estab-
lished m 1898; and they also own the electrie tram-
ways, established in I904: the lines TUD from the North
station ·to Lexden, Hythe, Eastgate and the recreation
!!'I'Ound. and there is a good service.
In 1882 Oolchester was made the s9at of a suffragan
bishopric under St. Albans, but was in 1914 transferren
h) the new See of Chelmsford.
ThP churche~ within the walls are as follows:-
All Saints' church, High street. is an ancient edifice
of stone and flint in t'he Decorated and ~;:--..........._
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.ttyles, .and x::onsists of chancel,. nave of four bay~ north
aisle and an embattled western tower of flint, with stone
.dressings, containing 5 bells' the church was restored
in ~861 ; there are 390 sittings. The register proper of
lhe parish dates from the year 1610, but the books also
include the registers of St. Botolph's p!M'petual curacy
from 156o; and of military funerals, 1807-12. The
living is a rectory, net yearly value ./.170, with resi-
dence, in the gift of .Balliol College, Oxford, and held
since 19II by the Bev. Percival Bobert Brinton M.A. of
Balliol College, Oxford.
Holy Trinity church, in Trinity street, is a stone
edifice in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel,
nave of five bays, aisle11, south porch, and a western
~ower Q{ undoubted Saxon work, constructed to a large
extent of Roman materials, and containing 1 bell : the
church was restored and enlarged in 1886: tMl stained
east window is a memorial to Maria Corsellis, a bene-
factress of this parish ; t·here is a similar memorial in
the north aisle to Carolina Corsellis · and a noteworthy
monument with an inscription in Latin to Dr. William
Gilbert, a native of Colchester, and one of the earliest
etperimenters in electricity; he died Kov. I, 1003: in
1884 the arch in the south aisle had to be taken down
and rebuilt and the tower, which had been much shaken
by the earthquake of 22nd April in that year, repaired:
the organ was rebuilt in r889 at a cost of £r:FJ: therr
are 400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1696.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £250; including
so acres of glebe, in the gift of Balliol College, Oxford,
and held since 1910 by the Bev. Espine Robert Moncl>-
Mason M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. and
surrogate. . College, Cambridge, chap:ain of the Essex and Colchester
St. James's church, at the top of East Hill, was
thoroughly restored by subscription in 1871 at a cost
of, about £4,500, and is an edifice in the Decorated
style, consisting of chancel with aisles, nave of four bays,
aisles, south porch and a we~tern tower with turret,
containing one bell : both the body and tower are of
Roman brick, mingled with stone : the chancel derives
an elegant "haracter from the intermixture in its com-
position of flint and polished stones : there are brasses
to John Maynard, alderman and clothier. ob. 1569, and
to Ales, his wtfe, ob. 1584: in the south ai~le is a marble
monument with recumbent effigy to Arthur Winsley
eaq. alderman of this town, who founded and endowed
the almshouses bearing his name and died January 30,
1726.-7; a. new organ was built in January, 1890, at a
oo~t vf £68o : there are at least 66o sittings, all of
which are free, subject to assignment by the church-
wardens, suitable provision being made for the poorer
inhabitants. The register of baptisms dates from r56o;
burials, 1573; marriages, 1653. The living is a rectory,
net yearly value £r8o, with residence, in the gift of the
Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1895 by the Rev.
Charles Outhbert Naters M.A. of Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge.
St. Martin's church, in West Stockwell street, north
of the Middle row and west of the Castle, has a large
proportion of Roman brick in its construction, and
although only a small portion of the present edifice dates
(rom an earlier period than the beginning of the 14th
century, it is highly probable from various relics which
have been found and the miscellaneous materials of
which the walls are composed, that it occupies the site
«~f a more ancient structure. The present building is in
the Decorated .style of the time of Edward I. and consists
of chancel with north vestry, nave of three bays, aisles,
south porch and a western tower of Norman date, scarcely
higher than the body of the edifice; it was much
damaged in the memorable siege of 1648, and contains
one bell, cast in 1645 : the chancel has undergone less
chan~e than any other portion of the church and has a
magnificent timber roof of Perpendicular date, brou~ht
to light by the late Sir G. G. Scott R.A. in 1874• during
the visit of the Royal Archreological Society: in the
north wall is a lofty and highly finished recess, with an
ogee arch and triple-cusped tracery; eastward of the
aisles are chapels, separated from them by transverse
arches; in the south wall i11 a small piscina and at the
opposite angle are the stairs formerly leading to the
rood-loft, winding round a small wooden newel : thl'
church has a very fine Perpendicular font. octagonal in
shape, on a superbly moulded plinth and broad step :
there are two parish chests of Jacobean work: the ex-
terior of the church was repaired and partially restored
in 1883 by public subscription at a cost of £8oo, and
the interior was restored in 1891 at a cost of £85o: the
chancel bat sedilia and a g-ranite tomb slab with cross :
a J!prbeck marble altar slab discovered in 1894 has been
placed in its original position : in the south transept
is a carved head of the rsth century and there is one
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stained window : there are 400 sittings, all free. i'he
register dates from the year 1622. The living is a
rectory, net yearly value £1go, with 55 acres of glebe,
iu the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held 'since
1913 by the Rev. Henry Frederick de Courcy-Benwe!l
M..A. of ·St. Catharine's College, Cambridge.
St. Mary-at-ths-Walls church, in Church street north,
was nearly demolished by the Parliamentary forces dar-
ing the siege of the town in 1648 ; but -was rebuilt in
1714, and.again rebuilt, with the exception of the old
tower, in 1871. The present church is an edifice of
brick, chiefly in the Early Decarated style, and cons{$1;1
of chaneel, nave of five bays, aisles, south porch and an
embattled western tower containing 1 bell ; in the tower
·is a monument with effigy to John Rebow, of Colchester,
merchant, ob. 16gg, and Sarab his wife, erected by
their son, Sir Isaac Rebow M.P. for Colchester in the
Convention Parliament of r688-9 and subsequently to
1710, who twice entertained William Ill. and was
knighted by that king : he left a yearly sum of 2os. to
the sexton of this church to keep the monument clean~
there is also a memorial to the Rev. Thomas Twining M.!.
formerly rector of this parish, ob. 7 Augu"t, 1804: the
approaches to the church were widened and improved iD
1871: and there is a wide path with an avenue of lime•
round the churchyard, which Morant says was ·formerly
the fashionable promenade: there are 6oo sittings, all
of which are free. The register of baptisms and mar-
riages dates from I56:t; burials, rs6g. The living is •
rectory, net yearly value [300, with residence, in the
gift of the Bishop of Chelm~ford, and held since 1:897 by
t.he Rev. Greville Turner Brunwin-Hales M.A. of Jesm
hospital, rural dean of Colchester, hon. canon of Chelms-
ford, and hon. chaplain to the Bishop of Chelmsford:
this living was once held by the Rev. Philip Morant
!vi.A., F .S.A. the historian of Essex: the old rectory
house, in which Morant wrote his histories, was 'de-
moli!'hed in 1871 and a new house erected in the centrlt
of what had been a paddock.
Christ church, off Maldon road, opened in 190:> as a
district church of St. Marv-at-tbe-Walls,
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is a strnctnr&
of iron with abont 350 sittin~s. The Rev. Richard
Edgar Vipan Prichard M.A. of St. Peter's ColleJ!e, Cam-
bridg-e, is curate in chame.
The parishes of St. Nicholas and St. Runwald were,
for ecclesiastical purposes, amalgamated in 1873. The
church of St. Nioholas, in High street, was restored and
~eatly enlarged in 1875-6 at a cost of upwards of £rs,ooo
from desi~ns by the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott R.A. and
re-consecrated 4th July, 1876. The building is 'Of
Kentish rag stone in the Decorated style, and consists
of chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, organ chamber and
a tower with spire containing 6 bells: in 1893 a new
pulpit, brass lectern, and oak panelling in the chancel
were providl'd, and in 1904 the carving of capitalr of the
chancel arch and label-terminations of the nave arcade
was executed: in 1910 carved oak choir stalls were
added: there are 701 sittings, of which nearly all are
free. The church of St. Runwald, a small edifice,
originally of Norman, if not Saxon work, but much
defaced, stood in the middle of the High street and was
Pntirely removed in 1878. The register of St. Nichola8
dates from 1541 for all entriP.s and that of St. Rnnwald
for baptisms from 1576 ; marriages and burials. ISQ8.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £300, in the
~ift of Balliol Colle~e. Oxford, and the Rt. Hon. Jatnes
Round P.C. alternately, and held since rgr~ by the ReT.
Joseph Montague Harris M.A. of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge.
St. Peter's church, 3t North hill, is an edifice of lltotlf!
dating from before the Norman conquest, and consists
of chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled western tower
containing 8 bells: the interior undet·went extensive
alterations and was entirely reseated in rsss. alld in
1002 the nave and chancel were restored at a cost of
{,2,700: there is an interesting mural tablet to tbe
Protestant martvrs•
of Colchester, who were burned in
the reign of Queen Mary, and a monument to the
Rev. S. Carr, vicar from 183o, d. r8.;4: the tsttered
rolonrs of the 44th (rst batt. Essex) RegimPnt, and "B
mnrble tablet inscribed with the names of itR officen
who fell in the Crimean war. are in the nave: there are
hrasses. with effig-ies, to John Sayre, alderman, ob.
1510, and Elizabeth, his wife, ob. 1530, with children;
Ag-nes, daug-hter of John Woorlthorpe. of Lavenham,
ob. 1553. her two husbands, Aleyn Dister and· Robert
LPache, and nine children: John Sayers. ob. 1563;
William Brown, gent. and Margaret, his wife, ob. 1572.
•mrl eight children; Richard Sayer. ob. I6ro, and Alice
(Spooner) and Ellen (Lawrence), his wives, wUh fonr
children: a clock, "Vfith illuminated projecting dial, oa
 biRECTORY .] J4:SSEX.
the western sid& of the tower, was erected in 1866. ~ The
register dates from the year 161 ~· 'l'h~ living. is a
tiearage, net yearly value £4'50, >with residence, m the
gift of trustees, and held since 1895 by the Rev.
Charles Triftit Ward M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin.
The ehurchP& without the 1ralls are as follows:-
St. Botolph's, on the east side of St. Botolph's street,
erected in 1838, is a structure of white brick in Norman
style, intended to correspond with that of the ancient
ruins of the Priory, near which it stands: it consists of
ehancel and nave and a massive western tower, contain-
ing one bell: a new organ was erect-ed in 1890: there are
1,000 sittingS>, all of which are free. The register of
burials dates from 1814; baptisms, 1837; and marriages,
1849; all previous registrations are included in the
registers of All Saints. The living is a vicarage~ net
tearlf value £286, with residenc.e, in the gift of the
Bishop of Clielmsford, and held smce 1907 by the Rev.
Waiter Edmund Spencer M.A. of New College, Oxford.
The church of St. Stephen, Canterbury road, a chapel
of ease to St. Botolph's, is a structure of brick, erected
in 1905 at a cost of £1,o2o: the east window is stained,
~~ond there are 230 sittings. The Rev. George Manfred
Behr M.A. i)f Oxford University, is curate in charge.
St. Giles' church, near St. John's green, is an ancient
edifice of stone, consisting of chancel, nave, north aisle
and a western tower, containing one bell: in the Lucas
chapel is a marble slab deeply engraved with the
following inscription:-" Under this marble lay the
bodies of the two most valiant captains Sir Charles
Lucas and Sir George Lisle, kniglits, who for their
eminent loyalty to their soverain were on the 28th day
of August 1648 by the command of Sir Thomas Fairfax,
then general of the Parliament army, in cold blond
barbarously murdered: " in 1907 the chancel was
restored and ~xtended on the south side, at a cost of
[2,600 : there are 5oo sittings. The register of
baptisms and marriages dates from 1692 ; burials from
1698. The living is a rectory~ net ye_arly val?e £160,
~ith 30 acres of glebe and residence, m the g1ft of the
Archdeacon of Colchester, and held since 1910 by the
Rev. John Bishop Marsh M.A. of St. John's College,
Cambridge. The small district church of St. Barnabas,
at Old Heath, is a chapel of ease to the parish church :
services are held on Sundays by the clergy of St. Giles.
The church of St. Leonard-at-the-Hythe, one of the
tnost ancient and interesting churches in the town, is an
edifice of stone in the Perpendicular style, consistmg of
chancel, nave of four bays, with cl ere story, aisles, north
and south chapels, south porch and an embattled weste~
tower, with pinnacles, containing 5 bells and a clock : 1t
has an open-timbered roof: the stained west window is a
memorial to the mother of the Rev. John George Bingley
M.A. rector %864-74; the east window, also stained, was
inserted at the cost of the Moy family and Mrs. E. Hall,
aided by general l!lubscriptions ; there are other
memorial windows erected in 1886 by J. S. Barnes esq.
to his father and mother; in 1902 and 190~ to thP
Rev. F. J. Manning D.D. rector 1874-86 : the tower w~s
seriously damaged by the earthquake of 22nd April.
1884, but the church has been extensively restored,_ and
in 1898 was further restored, and a new system of light-
ing introduced: a rood screen, the gift of Miss O'Grady.
of Lexden, was erected in 1905 ~ a new organ was erected
in 1908 at a cost of £8oo: there are soo sittings.
The register dates from the year 1559. The living is a
rectory, net yearly value· £147, including 2 acres of
glebe, with residence, in the gift of Balliol .College.
Oxford, and held since 1896 by the Rev. Henry Frederick
Victor Carter.
St. Mary Magdalene chU:roh, in .Magdalen street, is a
modem structure of flint with stone dressings, in the
Decorated style, and consists of chancel, p.ave, transepts,
south porch and a tower on the south side containing onp
bell: the east window is stained: there are soo sittings.
The register dates from the year 1721. The living is a
rectory, gross yearly 'Value £430 (derived from the
income of the Corporation of the Master and poor of
Magdalene Hospital, there being no tithes), with resi-
dence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since
1900 by the Rev. Robert Bashford M.A. of Christ'P
College, Cambridge, and chaplain of Colchester Union
Workhouse.
A parish hall was erected in Wimpole road in 1906, at
a co.st of £1,500.
The church of St. Paul; in Belle Vue road, near thP
main line station ~n the Great Easte1'11 railway, wat"
built in 1869 as a chapel-of-ease to Lexden, but in '1879
waa consecrated as ~ parish church and a district a~ 4
aigned. to .it under the name of the parish of St. Paul ID
Colchester:•
the church consists of an apsidal chancel,
COLCrlESTI' R. }()3
nave of 'four bays, south aisle, two vestries, south porclt
and a 'Western turret containing one bell, cast from a
number of Dutch clock bells bv two artisans residoent in
Colchester, who had designed it for the church of their
native villa.,.e in Holland, but difficulties arising as to ita
transmissio~, it was sold and hung in the turret of thia
church: the chancel is divided from the nave by a low
but elaborately worked iron screen: there are 350 sit-
tings. The register dates from the year 186g. . The
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £165, without
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and
held since 1906 by the Rev. Wilfred Henry Courteen.
The ecclesiastical parish of St. John the Evangelist :was.
formed 12 April, tB6-t-. from the parishes of Greenstead,.
All Saints', St. Botolph's, 'Mile End, Colchester, Ardleigh
and Langham: the church is :on the _Ipswich road,_abo-.;tt
2 miles from Colchester, and IS an ed1fice of red bnck, 1n
the. Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, north
transept and a small western octagonal bell turret con·
tainino one bell: t·hc chancel, which is a memorial to the •
Rev. james Thomas Round, rector of St. Runwald's,
Colchester, from 1B24, and of St. Nicholas from 1830, itt
separated from the nave by a low screen of oak: the-
church was opened for Divine ~ervice in 1863: there are-
220 sittings. The register dates from the year x8~3·
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £229, wtth.
residence, in the gift of the Archdeacon of Colchester,.
and held since 19II by the Rev. Richard Wiseman,
Merrett Th.A.K.C.
The Catholic church in Priory street, dedicated to St·.
James the Less, was built in 1837, and is an edifice oft
white brick in the Norman !'tyle, consisting of nave _and•
apsidal chancel, added in 1904, and in 1907 two aisl~r.­
were erected : during the Years 1904 to 1909 a pulp1~
and three altars of ston~> ·and marblt>. were provided~
and
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ten !tainE>d window!= in!>erted : thPre are a·bout 6oo •
snttmgs. _ .
'fhe Society of Friends have a meeting house in Sill '
l;;aac's walk, erected in 1872, and seating about 300t and •
connected with it is a librarv •
and an adult SundaT• scl&oo• -<~
for both sexes.
The Con!lTegational chapel, Lion walk, is a building ·
in the EarlY English style, with a tower and spire, and
was opened in July, 1863, at a cos~. including or!Pln and
fittings, of about. .£6,soo : a portiOn of the spue was.
thrown down by the earthquake.of April 22nd, 1884, but.-
has since been r~built: the church will seat about 85'l
persons. There is alao a. _Congreg~ti~nal chapel in ~hapel A
~treet, erected in 1844, with soo sitt~ngs; and one m Ea&t ...
Stockwell street, erected in 1816, which seats 8oo persons.
Eld Lane Baptist chapel was reopened in 1884, after · .
restoration, at a cost of £1,100, and affords 700 aittings.
St. John's Green Baptist chapel, founded in 181:z, .was •
rebuilt in 1872, and restored and a new organ prondedi
in 1899; there are sittings for 35Q persons: Provi<fenc~
Baptist chapel is in Burlington road. •
The Primitive Methodist chapel in .Artillery street
north, erected in 1~39, and restored in x8g2, seats 450;
that in Nunns road was erected in 1872 and has 130
1ittings. 1 ,
The Wesleyan ehapel in Culver street, erected in 183s,..
was improved and a stone font provided in 1900 at 11.'\
eo!'lt of upward !I of £3,000; it will seat 973 persons;~
that in the Hythe has 130 sittings.
The Wesleyan chapel in Wimpole road, erected in.
1904 at a cost of [5,5oo, -will !!eat 450 persons. 1,
There are also meeting houses for the sect called 1
"Brethren."
The Cemetery for the foll()wing twelve parishes, opened '
in 1856--St. Mary-at-the-Wan~. St. &tolpb, St. Giles,-
Holv Trinitv, St. Peter, St. Runwald. St. Martin, All.
Sahits, St. ·Leonard, St. James, St. Nioholas and St.
Marv Maoodalene-is situated to the south of the ..-
town, abo~t a mile and a half from the High street; it
is now about 30 acrE's in extent, with two chapels. and ·
residences for the superintendent and assistant.. In ,
r8g6 the duties of the Burial Board .and thl1 manage-
ment of the Cemetery were assumed hy the Corporation# _,
under the "Local Government Act, Y89+"'" oSE'C. 62.
The Town Hall, begun iR 1898, when the foundation
ctone was laid by H.R.H. the late Duke of Cambridge
K.G. occupies the site of the former hall, built in 1844-5
in place of the anciE-nt Moot Hall, a picturesque structure-
of the '!:4th centurv, which also stood on this spo.t. and,
was then removed." The new building, opened 15 May.
1902, by the Earl of Rosebery K.G., K.T. is an ediful& ot·
brick and stone, in the Renaissance style, from design!t~
bv the late Mr. John Belcher A.R.A,. and is rect-
a~gnlar in plan, with n loft'" tower at the east end and;;
a high-pitched roof relieve!l by chimneys and dormer·
liQ"hts: the basement and lower ground floor contain the
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164 COLCHESTER. ESSKX.
police station with its offices, a recreation room~ store-
rooms and a boiler house : here also is the muniment
room: on the ground floor are the various municipal
offices, the County Magistrates' and Borough Courts,
grand jury and other rooms, and the chief constable's
office: on the first floor is the council chamber; adjoin·
ing it are waiting and robing rooms, and on the south
side the mayor's parlour, committee rooms, and the
town clerk's offices: the upper floor comprises a fine
assembly room, called "the moot hall," containing a
grand organ, presented at a cost of [,1,ooo by Lord
and Lady Cowdray, retiring rooms, kitchen, serving
l'Oom, and apartments for the caretaker. The principal
or south front has the basement and ground fi.oor of
stone, simply. rusticated: the two fi.oors above are of
brick with stone dressings, and are relieved by six lofty
columns rising to nearly their entire height, and snp-
porting a bold frieze and cornice, the latter being
•
~carried over the windows in pedimental form: above the
~central window are the royal arms, elaborately carved
in stone, and a flagstaff, and over the entrance is a pro-
jecting stone balcony, attached to the mayor's parlour,
-and there are others on the floor above: at the south-
. .east angle rises a tower, erected at a cost of £3,000
by James Paxman esq.; J.P., C.E. and reaching. a
.. ;height of 162 feet; it is plainly constructed of brick to
-some distance above the roof; the remainder consists of
·two elegant stages of stonework, enriched with columns
and pediments and emblematic seated figures: perched at
the angles of the upper stage are four large bronze ravens.
and the whole is surmounted by a bronze statue of St.
Helena crowned, supporting a tall cross and carrying a
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sceptre: in the tower are 5 bells and a clock with three
dials, presented, at a total cost of £6so, by the late Mrs.
0. H. Hawkins, of Colchester, as a memorial to her hus-
band, .Aid. Hawkins. The inoot hall, council chamber
and other portions of the interior are richly adorned with
stained glass, displaying historic scanes and figures and
much heraldry: on the landing of the main staircase
is a fine seated effigy in marble of H.M. the late Queen
Victoria, presented by the late .Aid. H. G. Egerton-
·Green, and on the top landing is a fine monument in
white and coloured marbles to the Colchester martyrs,
t42B-1656, the gift of S. F. Hurnard esq. J.P.; here
:also is a marble bust of the late Rev. 0. H. Spurgeon,
given by the late .Aid. James Wicks J.P.: the walls of
-the various rooms, the staircase and corridors are hung
with a large assemblage of portraits, pictures and
.engravings; the former include portraits of royalist
• officers slain at the siege of Colchester in 1646·8, various
mayors and other official personages, and a number of
1ocal celebrities, including Sir Harbottle Grimston, Sir
.f'rancis Walsingham, Secretary of State, Lord Fairfax,
and the Rev. Philip Morant M ..A. the historian of Essex
and Colchester: in niches on the exterior of the building
are idealised statues of Eudo Dapifer, d. n2o, Thomas,
Baron Audley of Walden K.G. d. 1544, SamuPl Harsnett,
Archbishop of York, d. 163r, William Gilberd M.D.,
F.R.C.S. d. r6o3, King Edward the Elder and Boadicea.
The building was erected at a total cost of £36,459.
The "Public Libraries Act, 1855" (18 and 19 Vie.
e. 70), was adopted in October, 1891. Through the be-
quest of £t,ooo by the late Mr. Richard Catchpole, of
Reading, aided by various donations, the present Ubrary
was founded in West Stockwell street, upon a site pre-
sented by the Corporation, at a cost of about £4,5oo,
including furniture and fittings. The building is of red
brick, in the Domestic Tudor style, from the design3
of the late Mr. Brightwen Binyon .A.R.I.B . .A. of Ipswich,
and comprises a reading room, a portion of which is set
apart for ladies, and lending department; the upper floor
comprises the librarian's private office and the reference
department. The library was opened to the public October
25th, 1894: the daily average attendance in the reading
rooms is 1,2oo. The news room only is open on Sunday
ufternoons and even:ngs. The number of books in the
lendjng · department is 9•773• and the annual issues
85,05: the reference department contains 5,327
volumes, the annual issues being about 2o,ooo. Included
in the library, but shown only under special restric-
tions, i!! a valuable collection of about Boo volumes,
,,equeathed to the town "for the use of the clergy and
.lther divines," in 1631, Ly Samuel Ha.rsnett, "son of a
oaker in Wy:·e ~t:-eet, successively Bishop of Chichester
and Norwich and Archbi8hop of York: it consists
mainly of controversial divinity, beadng on the
ii.fferences between the Roman and .Anglican churches,
out includes somt~ fine specimens of early typograph~
omd works otherwise interesting to bibliophiles : the~e
mlumes were transferred from The Castle, where th«:>y
nad been kept from I74Q to 1894. The library is under
the management of a committee nominated by the
(KELLY'S
Town Council, half of whose members are chosen frow
outside that body; Chairman, Alderman Willillllt
Gurney Benham J.P.; Librarian, Mr. George Rickword
F.R.Hist.S.
The Corn Exchange, in High street, opened by
1 Francis, 7th and la.st Earl Cowper K.G., P.O. on Tues.
day, 8 May, 1884; was erected at a cost of about [,6,ooo
from designs by Messrs. 1' Anson and Son, architects,
of London: the main roof is carried by seven wrought-
iron ribs spanning the width of the building, and above
this are six ridge and furrow cross roofs, glazed oa
their northern sides: at the north end of the interior
is a movable stage : for the purposes of public &fl·
serr:blies the Exchange will seat r,8oo persons.
The corn market is held every Saturday.
'l'he Cattle Market, farmerly held in High streetj wu
removed in the year 1862 to a commodious site at th~
bottom of North hill, and was much improved and re·
constructed in 1898. The market day is Saturday.
Colchester fair, or St. Denis fair, is held on the 20tll
October in a field on the Harwich road.
The Custom House is at 43 Hythe hill. The amouRt.
oi revenue collected :ln 1913 was about £12,487 .
The Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society
Limited, established in r802, occupies the old Cor~~
Market in the High street, near St. Peter's church.
The Technical College, North Hill, was erected •
1911-12 at a cost of about £23,ooo, including equip-
ment; the college rs under the management of thtt
Es.sex Education Committee and includes an art school,
day and evenmg science classes, commercial and dom~tu~
classes and a secondary school for ~iris.
There are .six clubs in the town .. The Colchester
club, in High street, established in December. 1874, has
about 130 members. The St. Runwalds club, in Hea4
street. formerly known as the Slf. Martin's club, aiHl
established in January, 188r, has about 120 members.
Colchester Golf Club has an 18 hale course at Brat~­
wick, three quarters of a. mile from Colchester statio11
The Colchester Conservative and Unionist Working Men's
club.s are in Magdalen street and 15a, High street, anti
t.he Liberal club has premises in Headgate building~>.
'fhe Cups (rebuilt in 1886). Red Lion and the George
are the principal family and commercial hotels and pm:~
mg hon<'~PS ; the Shaftesb11rv and the Peveril are the
principal temperance hotels.·
The Theatre is in Queen street. and will hold 9'»
per11ons .
The Hippodrome. in High street. opened as a theatr.e
in 1905, was re-opened under the present management
in 1906.
The ~"-ssembly Rooms, Red Lion hotel, were opent~d it
1883; the main room, which is spacious and well venti~
lated. has a length of no feet and is 38 feet vide;
attached are convenient retiring rooms : it is used for
baJis, concerts. and banquets, and will 11eat 6oo.
The Borough Fire Station was removed from Stock-
well street in r8g8 to premises in Stanwell street.
The. County Police Station, on the Ipswich road, hu
residence for a superintendent, quarters for one married
and one single constable, and cells for prisoners.
A spacious building of grey brick, originally the
county gaol, at the entrance of the town from Ipswich,
and at one time servin~ as the depot for the Essex
Rifi.e Militia, has been alli~red and enlarged and is now
used as a laundry.
Colchester is now occupied by a garrison under the
command of a brigadier-general, and is the head q taiL
ters of the Xlth Infantry BrigadP. There are banackt!
for a regiment of cavalry, three batteries of fi.eltl
artillery, a hrigade of infantry: quarters for a field
company of Royal En!!ineer>-. seven blocks of married
quarters, hospital, female ho~pital, gymnasium, ordnance,
h1r.,.ack o;torPs and a garribon church. The garrrs~
U.nd has been laid out with roads and planted witla
ornamental tree~. Quarters for the commanding officer$
and concentrated offices have also been erected, and
many houses, inns and stores have sprung up in tb8
different approaches to the camp. The Miss Daniell'a
Soldiers' Home, in Queen street, near the theatre, conv
prises reading, coffee and game rooms, and a large
lecture hall capable of holding about 300 persons .
Colchester ls the hPad quarters of the Essex
Y&omanry and the 8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regt·
mont TerritoriaJ Force.
The Drill Hall of the C Co. sth Territorial F'orll8
Battalion Essex Regiment, in Stanwell street, buiU a
1887, is a building go feet by so feet; the head quarten
of the Battalion were removed to Chelmsford in KaJ,
1912.
The Masonic Hall, .Abbeygate street, the proper~y .l
the Oolchester Masonic Hall Co. Limited, comprises twa,
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large rooms, in addition to others of smaller dimensions,
and is anilable for public entertainments etc. ; the cost
tJf site. building and furnishing exceeded £3,000 : an
organ was provided in xgo6 a.s a memorial to the late
Claude E. Egerton-Green esq. deputy Provincial Grand
Waster.
The trade of Colchester chiefly consists in the supply
of the neighbouring agricultural districts; the manu-
f&ctures consist chiefly of clot.hing and boots and shoe.s ;
malting is also carried on. There is a custom house, an
inland revenue office, four banks, a branch bank
(agency), a fire insurance society (established in 18o2),
"brewe.ries, two newspaper offices, iron and brass foun-
dries and machine works.
The Essex County Hospital, on the Lexden road,
westward of the t-own, a structure of white brick, was
built in 182o, enlarged in 1839, again enlarged in 1879-
llo by subscriptions at a cost of £7,ooo, and further ex-
iemled and altered in 1898 at a cost of £6,ooo, in cele-
bration of the Diamond Jubilee, in 1897, of Her late
JMajesty Queen Victoria: in 1899 the whole of the wards
were re-floored with polished oak set .on concrete, and
the Dperating room practically rebuilt, at a cost of
about £3,000, and a new children's surgical ward was
built in 1907 at a cost of over £3,000, and opt-ned by
B.R.H. Princess Louise (Duchess of Argyll). The hos-
pital stands in spacious ground~, with lawn &c. and is
aTailable for over 100 patients; during the year 1913
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•here were 857 in-patients and 2,499 out-patients; it is
supported by subscriptions, donations, collections and
beqnest1. A •eparate building has been erected to serve
ae a Dome for nurses. Special features are the chil-
dren's medical ward, for which Lady Cowdray gave a
donation of £soo, X-ray installation and Finsen lamp.
The Mumcipal Borough Infectious Diseases Hospital
was erected in x884 at Mile End, and several additions
·have since been made; there are now beds for 75
patients,
'f.he Royal Eastern Counties Institution, for the care
llnd training of idiots. imbeciles and the feeble-minded
·belonging to Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire,
Rituated close to the North Railway station, is a building
in the Italian style, with an ornamental tower, standing
iD spacious grounds tastefully laid cut; it was originally
e:rected at a great cost in the year 1840 as a large hotel,
but proving unsuccessful, was occupied for seven years
&$ a branch of the Earlswood Asylum for Idiots, and
ultimately devoted in 1859 to its present purpQse: the
patients are admitted by the votes of subscribers at
half-yea.rly elections, a limited number for life and the
bulk for tei'ms of seven years, patients from all pal'ts of
the kingdom being also admitted by payment : it has
l*bout 400 patie!lts, and is fitted up with everything
neeessary for the purpos~ of a trainin~ school and
home for persons of feeble mind, including gymnastic
apparatus, workshops and schools. The property is the
freehold of t.he Director~; in connection with the Insti-
tut.ion is a farm and a branch Pstablishment at Clacton-
on-Sea with 6o beds.
There are several almshouses and charitable instritu-
tions. Finch'• Almshouses, in Culver stree~, were
founded in 1552 by :Mr. Ralph Finch, of Colchester,
for four 'Widows of St. Nicholas parish and were enlarged
in 1828 by Mr. William Goodwin, of ..COlchester, for
four more: each inmate receives 2s. weekly and one
toD of coals yearly. Kendall's almshouses, situated in
:r.... road, were founded in 1805 by J. and .A. Ken-
dall, Colchester, for 16 poor fema~es, each of whom
l'8Ceivea 311. per week, besides one chaldron of coals
Je&rly. Winnork's Almshouses, situated in Military
road, were founded in 1678 by John Winnock, of Col-
,.chester, for poor females, of whom there are now 18,
each receiving 3s. per week and one chaldron of coals
annually. Winsley's Almshouses were founded in 1726
by John Winsley for 28 aged couples, each receiving
lls. 6d. per week and one chaldron of coals yearly ;
&honld one of the men die leaving a widow, provision is
tn&de for her in houses erected near Kendall's .Alms-
houses, where there are now eight inmates, each
of whom receives 3s. weekly and one chaldron of coals
yearly: small sums from various charities are distributed
yearly. In 1896 twelve cottages, or gift hoil!!es, were
at East Bay by the late Miss Cooper (for the
hpnefit of the aged poor), in memory of three sisters,
Elizabeth Cooper, Ma.rgaret Round and Charlotte Bol'th-
wick, daughter of General William Borthwick R . .A..
There are also some gift houses in Eld lane, which have
heen rebuilt.
The Women's Help Society, occupying t.he premises o'
tht> former <loldiers· bomt>, is maintained hy private ('On-
tributiou.
COLCHESTER. 165
St. Botolph'a Priory 'Was founded in the 12th century
by Ernulph, who became its first prior, for canons regu-
lar of the order of St• .Augustine, being the earliest house
of that fraternity in England, and at the Dissolution its
yea.rly income amounted to £II3 12s. Bd. : the site was
granted to Silr ThQmas .Audley, Lord Chancellor, and the
priory church continued perfect until the time of the
siege, when it was to a great extent demolished: during
the siege it suffe.red considerably, and being garrisoned
by Royalist troops, was stormed on the 14th January,
1648, consisting at that t-ime of two quadrangular courts
and 8 church with a central towe.r terminating in pin-
nacles: its remains still form a picturesque and interest-
ing pile : in its original state, its internal length waA
ro8 feet and its breadth, including the aisles, nearly 44
feet : the west front, with the principal entrance, under
a deeply recessed semi-circular arch, remains : above this
is a double row of intersecting arches of Roman brick
and su.rmQunting these the remains of a large circula.r
opening, made to admit light into a gallery forming a
pass.age between the two stately towers once standing at
the angles : the nave was separated from the aisles by
rows of circular columns sl feet in diameter, supporting
circular arches, some of which still exist. The fine Per-
pendicular gateway of St. John's Abbey is the only
remnant of this once famous monastery, built by Eudo
de Rie, dapifer or steward to William Rufus, in 1097 :
William, a priest and nephew of Eudo, completed the
abbey at great pains and expense in a superb style in
IIO.J, when it was consecrated l::y Maurice. Bishop of
London: Eudo died at his castle of Preaux. in Nor-
mandy, but his remains were, a~ his own reques~.
brought over and buried here: on its 11uppression the
revenue of the abbey wa.s estimated at £523 17&. 6d. :
John Beche, the last. abbot, refusing to acknowledge the
King's supremacy, was banged for high treason De-
cember 1, I539·
The Cas1:le, standing northward of High street, was
built by Eudo de Rie, mentioned above, and in 1173 "
sum of £51 (a large amount in those days) was ex-
pended in making the castle bailey. The fortress takes
the form of a para.llelogram, the east and west sid&z~
measuring 140 feet each and the north and south sidt>~
102 feet: at the north-east and north-west angles were
projecting square towers, on the south side another and
eastwards 8 semicircular tower. the chief entrance being
near the south-ltest tower; the ancient portal on the
northern side, placed at a considerable height in the
wall, still remains : the large windows now in the walls
of the castle appear to have been made in places where
there were originally loopholes, all the original window!!
being so narrow as to admit but a scanty portion of
light : the library of about 2,000 volumes, presented to
the town by Archbishop Ha.rsnett and formerly kept
here. was transferred in 1894 to the public library: here
is also a museum, chiefly noted for its valuable collec-
tion of Roman antiquities found in Colchester and the
neighbourhood, and which belong partly to the Corpora-
tion and partly to the Essex Archooological ~ociety,
which includes thP collection of Roman antiquities,
purchased in 1893 from George Joslin esq. at a cost of
£t,35o, raised by subscription, and presented to the
town.
The Castle Park, of over 9 acres, was opened 20 Ocr.
1892, by the Lord Mayor of London. The site wal'l
11ecured through the generosity of Mr. R. D. Catchpole,
a formeT resident of the town, and the attractiveness of
the park is enhanced from the fact that Colchester
Castle stands within it.
The soil in the vicinity of Colchester is favourable to
the growth of vegetables, fruit and flowers, especially
roses.
The area of the civil parish and of the municipal
and parliamentary borough is 11,295 acres of land, 38
of inland and 6 of tidal water and 16 of foreshore;
rateable value, £I90•747; population in 1901 was 38,373,
and in 1911, 43,452. The borough is divided into the
following wards. which rontain the populations placed
against them, viz.: East, 10,049; North. 7,652; South,
14,529; West or Head, n,222.
The estimated population in 1914 was 45,140.
Included in the total civil population in 191 I was 284
inmates and 23 officials and their families in Colchester
Parish W orkllouse, 301 inmates and 66 officials and their
I families in the Eastern Counties Asylum for Idiots, and
j 124 in the East-ern Counties Hospital ; 948 military and
16o other inmates in the Cavalry and Royal Artillery
Barracks, 752 military and 49 other inmates in Goojerat
Barracks and Station Hospital, 609 military and 14
other inmatt>s in Hyderabad Buracks, 58 military and
I3? _other inmates in Abbey Field Married Quarters. 97
m1htary and 327 other inmates in .Assaye ~arried
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Quarters, 8I military and 298 other inmates in Pla.ss~y
.Married Quarters,, 663 military and :zz other j,n~ates m
..Meeanee Barracks and 6og military, and 29 ~ther mmates
in Sobraon Barracks. , , ·
.. ';['he population of the ec.clesiastical parishes in rgu.
was: All Saints, 837; Holy Trinity, 1,450; St. Botolph,
7,504 ~ St, Giles, 7,504; St. James, 1,977; St, John the
Evangelist, 565; St. Leonard-at-the-Hythe, 2,379; St.
Martin, 821; St, Mary Magdalene, 3,423; St. Mary the
\Virgin-at-the-Walls, 5,865; St. MichaPl, Mile End,
~.693; St. Nicholas with St. Runwald, 869; St. Paul,
:2,o86; ::;t. Peter, 2,033;, Berechurch St. Michael, 173;
JG-reenstead, St. Audrew, 1,424 Greenstead. St. J ames,
.'509; Lexden, St .. Leonard, I,2]I.
lJy sa Ot;der :in Council, gaze~ted July 14th, 191~, the-
~boundaries of the above named ecclesiastiC'.d parishes,
"'With tlhe exception of All Saints, St. John ~he Evan~e­
ai5t, ,St,., Leonard-at-the-Hythe and St. M1chael, Mile
-'End, weTe altered, The populations given are those of
~\the altered areas. · Post Office, Parson's Heath. Alfred Went, sub-poet-
· trlle number of electors on the parliamentary register
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; lllJ IliP4 was 7,592.
Parish Clerk!.
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_ All Saints, Thomas Alfred Manning, 45 Claudius road
St. .Botolph's, C~iil'les Walti:'I' ~ichulson, 25 Priory street,
St. )[artin, JamR" Mead Salmou, 17 West Stocliwt>ll st
_ St. Man·-at""the- \-\lulls, Charrin~ton Nunn ..f4 Balkerue la
. St. N icholas &; St. Runwald, J. W. Welham, 29 Crow-
burst .road
·':3t .Paul's. G.!orgl! Thomas C1·owder- (scxtur:j, .p Cull, ..
tBoolt road
·, ·• · · , Vergers. '
Holy Trinity, Isaac Ham, 36 Manor road
SJ;, Giles, George Waiter Horsley, Sir Isaac's walk
St. James. Nathaniel Fincham, 16 East bay
St. Leonard, James Boutell, 79 Victor road . Cijcings in the Early Perpendicular style- was erected in
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..St.. Peter, Henry Hawkins Weatherall, 36 Beaconsfield av
"BEREOHURCH (or West Donyland) is a district in the
· -aouth ward of the boroug\1., 2 miles south from Colchester.
· The church of St. Michael, very prettily situated in
i :Berechurch Park and formel'ly a chapel of ease to Holy
Trinitv, Colchester, is an edifice of brick with stone
-.:dressings, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chan-
.• coet, nave, north chapel, south porch and a small tower
-.at the- wl:'st em! containing one bell: in the year I 872
this church was ·Tery thoroughly and substantially re-
stored at a. cost of £1,2oo, the principal contributor
being the late T. G. G. White esq. ; a stained wi.ndo:W
being added by Myles L. Formby esq. whose w1_fe 1s
buried in the churchyard: the church also contams a
memorial window to Sir G. H. Smyth bart. a former
. proprietor of the hall, and in the north chapel, which
/has a fine carved Perpendicular roof, there is a fine
• •monument with recumbent effigy, in complete armour,
w Sir Henry Audley, knighted at Theobalds, Herts.
May 9th, 1623, who erected it, during his lifetime, in
'1648: there are 144 sittings, of which 50 are free. Tht-
register dates from the year 1664. The living is a
.... vicarage, gross yearly value £135, in the gift of the
trustees of the late 0. E.Coope esq. and held- since 1913
b"' the 'Rev. Canon Greville Turner Brunwin-Hales ~LA. of
-Jesus College, Cambridge, whe is also rector of St.
Mary-at-the-Walls, Colchester,. where he resides.
.....Berechurt!h Hall, the property of Mrs. Frances Anne
lletherington, is a large and l1andsome gabled mansion
·of red• brick with stone dressings, in the Elizabethan
·style, and in 1882 was partially rebuilt on the same
-site:· it presents on the nOI'th side a bold •elevation,
r48 feet in loogth, in the centre of which is the prin-
cipal entrance. with a heavy projecting canopy, and. a
·wide oriel above it;. at either end is an octagonal
turret. with spired roof, and a similar but loftier turret
t'ises in the rear: the dining room and salon are the
only portions of the old hall remaining, the fine carved
ceiling and marble mantelpieces of the Georg~an period
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being retained : the house and stables stand m a well-
.wood~d park M over 200 acres. Mrs. Frances A. Hether- Post Office, Shrub End.-Herbert Edward Morris. sub·
ington is lady of the manor and the principal landowner
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. ~GREEN STEAD is in the third ward of the borough.
-east of the- town, from -which it is separated by the
<Colne. The church of· St. A.ndrew, which stands on an
eminence and .commands a verv fine view of the town
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-and river, is an ancient building of stone in the Norman Here is the church of St. Barnabas, which serves as a
~tyle, and was restored and enlarged in 1857 at a cost
o0f about' £900: further improvements were effected in tional chapel, ereded in r86g, with 145 sittings.
"1884, ·which resulted in the discovery of holes ~n the Post & M. 0. Office, Old Heath. Robert Cranmel', sub-
tower, pieTCed, no doubt, by cannon shot at the time of
the siege 'Of Colchester: it consists of chancel, nave,
•outh. aisle and western tower containing one bell: in
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[K.I!:Ll..Y'S
the chancel is an. Easter sepulchre: there are :zsc)
'sittings. The register of baptism,s dates from 1677 i
marriages and burials from Ifi76, and it also J:Ontaina
a list of rectors commencing with John de Newberry,
I3Q2. The living is a; rector~, net y~arly v~ue [;lOO,
with 2 acres of glebe and residence, m the gift of thtt
Lord Chancellor-, and held. since 1910 by the Bev.
Clement Arnold Worsfold M.A. of Corpus Christi Ool-
Ieae Cambridge. There is a Con2regational chapel,
er~cted in r845, and the Baptist chapel,. Parson's Heath,
was erected in 1885. · ·
Parish Clerk,. William Stammers-. '..,
Post Office, I54 Greenstead road.-Mrs. Alice Mason:
sub-postmist.ress, Letters through Colche.ster are de·
livered at 7 &; 9 a.m. & 4 & 7 p.m. & d1spatched a$,
10.15 & 10.45 a.m. & 2.30, 8 &. 9 p.m.; the neares~
:money order & telegraph office is The Hythe, Col-
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cne~ter
master. Letters through Colchester arrive at 7 a.m.
I; 8 p.m. week days only & are dispatched. at 7·55
a.m. & 8 p.m.; sum!ays, 8.20 p.m. East hill &: The
Hythe, Colchester, are·the nearest money ordeT & tele·
graph offices ·•
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LEXDEN (or Lessemlen) is a district in the north
wa.rd of the borough, pleasantly situated about tt mila
and a half ~st of the town, the road from Londoll
passing through the principal street; it is ~n the- river
Colne and is crossed by the line of the. Great Eastern
t•ailway. St. Leonard':> church is a plain atuccoed,
edifice, rebuilt in zS2o-1: a little to the south of· the--
former chureh, and consist! of chancel and nave and a
small western tower with spire containing a. clock and
n bells: a new chancel, with aisles of fl.ir.t, with ston&
l894 at a cost of £1,400: there are from 300 ~ 400
>littings, of which about half are free. The registers
date from the year 1:56e. , The living is a rectory, Dd
yearly value £358, with 30 acres of glebe and reside~ce,
in the gift of Pelham Rawstorrr Papillon esq. of 55 Priory
avenue, Hastings, and held since 1914 by the BeT •
Thomas Stamford Rafile.s M ..A.. of Clare ·College, Cam"'
bridge. The Primitive Methodist chapel here was
erected in 1859. The Village Hall was built in 1884,
at the cost of the late Mrs. Hnrnard, and there ia
also a Church Institute. Lexden Park, the residence
of Mrs. Sanders, is seated in a beautifully wooded.
valley, east of the town and south of the London
road; the house, which adjoins the high road, was
much improved by a former owner, -George H. Erring'<
ton esq. who ·was high steward of Colchester, and
died in 1883. Achnacone, the residence of Arthur
George Mumford esq, pleasantly situated on the Berg•
holt road about 2 miles from Colcheste11, is a. mansioJl
of red b;ick erected in 1866 by the late Sir William
O'~fally, and has been much improved and enlarged.
Lexden Lodge, the ancient manor house, is now know•
only as a moated farm house, though a considerable
park, stretching nearly down to the town at Nort~
Bridge seems to have been formerly attached to d
on th~ north side of the river. Pelbam RJ Papillon
esq. M.A., B.C.L. of 26 Albany road, St. Leonards-on~
Sea is lord of the manor and a landowner. Along the
ror~er Lexden heath and elsewhere in the parish are
some lines of intrenchment dating fro;m the t:ime of the
Roman occupation.•
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Post, M. O., T. & Telephone Call Office, Lexden.-Isaac
Stonehouse, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Col·
chester at 6.20 &i II. Io a.m. & 6.25 p.m. & are dis·
patched at g.3o a. m. & 2.55, 5·5 & 7.40 p.m.; sondays.
arrive at 6.29 a.m. &; dispatched at ~-20 p.m
SHRUB END is a hamlet about 1~ mile_s sontltwe~t.
Here is a Congregational chapel, erected m 1843~ w1th
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150 sittmgi: · _
postmaster. Letters arrive from Colchester . at1 6.30
a. m. & • 12.5 p.m.; dispatched at 11.5 a.m. &; 7·35
p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office is
at Colchester
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OLD HEATH. n hamlet, is about Il miles soutb-ea~>t.
chapel of ease to S~. Giles': there is also a Congrega-
postmaster. Letters arrive from Colchester at 7• .&
u.2o a:m.; dispatched at 7.20 a.m. & I &i i··30 p.m~
Tbe nearest· telegraph office is at Rowhedge ·
 DIRECTORY.]
MIJ.E END (or Myland) is a suburb of Colchester, in , Wesleyan chapel.
the horth ward of the borough, r mile nortli of the
towa. end adjoining Colchester station on the Great East-
ern railway. The church of St. Michael is an edifice of
ttone, jn the Early English style, erected in .t85•h and
consist-s of chancel, nave of three bays, north aisle, south
poi'Ch and a tower at the north-,est -angle, with Ppire,
and containin~ a cluck, pl:tet'<l in 1887, and 3 bells witJ,
cbimes}11dded in '~897 in commemoration of the Diamond
Jubilee of Her ]at~ Majesty Queen Victoria: in the
church is a mural tablet to the Rev. Edmund Hall M.A.
rector 1855-1903, and in 1<)06 a. ~rved oak font cover
was presented as a memorial by his family : there are
nine stai~d windows : a new organ was placed in the
church in 19131: there are 380 sittings. The register
dates from the year 1674· The living is a rectory, net
~rly value [,350, with 31 acres of glebe and residence,
in the gift of Lord Lucas and Dingwall, and held since
1903 by the Rev. Henry Smeeton Stevens. Here is a
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The Severalls Estate, consisting of
about :;oo acres, was pnrchased from the Corporation of
Colchester by the Essex Cmmty Council for the ~rection.
Of a second asylum for the county; the foundation stone
of the asylum was laid in 1910, and the main block
was opened for the reception of patients in May, 1913;
the main building is of red brick, and consists of :za
blocks, providing for 1,250 patients: there are also
rAsidenoes for the medical superintendent, assistant
medical officers, clerk, engineer and inspector. Lord
Lucas and Dingwall, who is lord of the manor of Abbot's
Hall in this parish~ imd the Corporation of Colchester
are considerable landowner~. The parish comprises
about 2,350 acres.
Parish Clerk. Alfred J. Warner.
Post, M. 0 .• T. & Telephone Ca11 Offici!, Mile End.-
Mrs Lydia Bradford. sub - postmistress. . Letten
throu~h Colche~ter arrive at 6.20 & 11.15 a.m. &; 7.30
p.rn.; dispatched at to.3o a.m. & 2.45 & 8.30 p.m

OFFICllL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0 • .\ T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office, Read street .....John Lockington,. postmaster
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Branches of Business. Week ·Days.;- Friday & Bank Holidays.
Christmas Day.
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a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m.
For Sale of Postage Stamp~, Post Cards, Wrappers,' ,. 8.30 to Io.o
Registering Letters, Post Restante, & Private Box ~ 7.0 to 10.0 p.m. p.m. 7.0 to .ro.O"
"1Jelivery .......... :............... \................................•• ~ • s.o to 6.0
For Sale & Payment of Postal Orders ....................... . 7.0 to I~.o Xo Business 7.0 to 12.0 noon
Money Order, Telegraph Money Order, Savings Bank," '
9"ovemment Annuity & Insurance Business, Issue of ~ 8.o to 8.o No Business 8.o to 12.o.noon .
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a, m. a. m.
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Telegraph & Telephone Business \

7.0 to 10.0 p.m . p.m. 7.0 to 1Q.O
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s.o to 6.o
Express Delivery of Letters, Local Service &. Parcels ..... . 7.0 to 10.0 No Business 7.6 to IO,O
Telegraph Money Order Business ............................. . 8.o to 8.0 No Business B.o to B.o
;;l I< National Health Insurance & Unemployment Buf'iness ... 7.0 to' 10.0 No Business 7.0 to IO;O
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The Town Sub-Offices at *Athelstan road, Bergholt road. MEMBER OF P ..!RLUMENT FOR THE BOROUGH.
*Butt road, *Canterbury· road, *Crouch street, *East Laming W orthington Evans esq. Doghurst, Limp11field,
hill, ~High street, Pownall crescent, *Winnock road, Surrey; & 7 Grosvenor crescent, London S W; Oarl-
St. Botolph's, *Station road & tThe Rythe are. open on ton, Junior Carlton SW & City Oarlton cluba E 0,
f week days as follows: For sale of postage stamps, London
registering letters, money order~ postal order~ savings Returning Officer, The Mayor
bank, insurance & annuity, parcel post business. & '
issue of ·licences, 8 a. m. to 8 p.m CORPORATION.
Marked thus * close at 1 p.m. on thursdays.
- 1913·1914.
Marked thus t clos-e at I p.m. on saturdays. - Mayor Alderman Wilson Marriage...
Deputy Mayor-Councillor William Coats Rutton.
The Town Sub·Offices at East hill, Pownall crescent, High Steward-Lord Cowdray. r •
St. Botolph'1- & The Hythe ore open for telegraph Recorder-Richard David Muir, 3 Temple gardens,
business on week days from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Bank London E C.
Holidays excepted
• Aldermen. •
Inward Mails. • Retire Nov. 1916. Retire NO\•, 1919.
f.etters.-Town Delivery, 7• 7·45 & 11.45 a.m.; 3 (sus- Ernest Henry Barritt Henry Laver ,
pended on thursday) & 6.50 p.m. Parcels, 9 & II-45 William Gurney Benharn Wilson Marriage
a.m.; 3 & 6.50 p.m. Letters for the Town Delivery Edwin Alec Blaxill Asber- Prior
may be posted in the Head Office Letter Box &; Parcels Frank Cant •
Lent John Watts
may be handed over the counter within Io minutes of Returning Officers for Municipal Elections. North
the time fixed for the delive1:ies to commence, except Ward, .Alderman Watts; South Ward, Alderman
the last delivery, wb.en 6.20 p.m. is the latest. On Marriage; East Ward, .Alderman Asher Prior; West
Sundays,. Christmas day, Good Friday & Bank Holi- (or Head) Ward, Alderman Laver '
days there is one delivery ..only, commencing at 7 .•
a.m. Parcels are not delivered on sundays ' Councillors.
Retire Nov. • Retire Nov.
Outward Mails. North Ward. South Ward. •
l, 3, 5·45• 8.10, 8.45, 9·45• 1o, 10. w, Io.so & 11.35 a.m. Charles Henry Archer.. I914 Walter Littlebury ...... 1914
12 noon & 1:1.35, 1.2o, 3·5· 3.2o, 4·5• 4.5o, 5·45• 6.5, John Thomas Bailey ... 19q. Arthur John Lucking.• 19f4
6.I5, 7·30 & 10 p.m. Mails between 5·45 a.m. & 10.15 Frank Chapman ......... <~915 John William Bare...... 19f~
p.m. are not dispatched on sundays Robt. Whistler Wallace 1915 Ernest Stanley Beard ... '19"15
.Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Offices. Athel!!;tan road; Ber~­ Chas. Maurice Stanford 1916 William Cheshire ... ... 1916
holt road; Butt road; Canterbury road ; Crouch street; William Henry Taylor 1916 Thos. Bentley Turner.. 1916
tEad hill; High street; tPownall crescent; Winnock East Ward. West Ward.
.. road ; tSt. Botolph's; St.1tion road; t*'l'.h~ Hythe Henry James Everett .... 1914 Reginald Benj. Beard .•• 1914
Marked thus t are TeH!graph & Telegraph Mo~ Order Alfred Went ............ 1914 J<'redk. Wm. Ricbards.. 1914
Offices .. . - " ~· ~ Alien Garnies Aldridge 1915 Arth. Middleton Jarmin. 1915
Marked thus t Telegrams can be handed in only, & Tele· Wm. Whorlow Bunting 1915 Geo. Fairhead Wright.. 19:15
gmph Money Orders are issued but not paid l<~dward North ............ 1916 William ('.oats Button.. 1916
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Marked thus * Bl'e &press Delivery Offi~es . Timothy Smtth ...... ... 1916 James Francis Potter ... 1916
 168 COLCHESTER. ESSEX.
Mayor's .Auditor, Councillor Robert H. Wallaoo
Elective .Auditors, Thomas T. Peck & Waiter Thomas
lJ.ainbird
'fhe ordinary meetings of the Corporation & of the
Urban District Council are held at the Town hall, on
1st wednesday in every month, except; Nov. when the
lneeting is on the 9th
'l'he Powers of the Commissioners under Colchester
Navigation 'Act were transferred· to the Corporation
under the Colchester Corporation Act, 1892
Officers of the Corporation.
Town Clerk, Clerk to the Urban District Council, Port
Sanitary Authority & Harbour & Navigation Committee
& Registrar of Borough Courts of Record & Clerk to
Colne Fishery Board & to Council acting as Local
Fisheries Committee & to the local Pension Corn-
• mittee, Henry Charles Wanklyn, Town hall
Treasarer of the Borough, Capt. Nevill Artbur Charles
De Hirzel Tufnell J.P. High street
Clerk of the Peace, Osmond Thompson Smith, N ortb bill
Borough Coroner, Henry Geoffrey Elwes, 3 High street
Medical Officer of Health & School Medical Officer &
Public _\nal~·st, W.alter Francis Corfi..ld M.D., B.Sc.
Lond., D.P.H.Oamb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lo11d.
36 Stanwell street
Police Surgeon, William Augustua Maybury M.D.,M.Cb.
B.U.I., M.R.O.S.Eng. 9 West Stockwell street
Honorary Surgeon to Fire Brigade, Benjamin Hugb
.Nicholson M.B., C.M.Edin. East lodge, High 8treet
Assistant School Medical Officer, Miss Agnes Oswald
M.B.Lond., D.P.H. 2 Trinity st.reet
Borough Engineer & Surveyor, (vacant), Town hall
Accountant, Frederick George Mills, Town haD
Committee Clerk, Edward Bentlev Potter
• Hines James, Lodge farm, LPxden
Clerk to Council acting as Burial 'Board k Registnr
of .Burials, .A.rthur S. B. Sparling, Queen street
~anitary Inspector, Inspector of Dairies, Cowsheds,
Milkshops & Common Lodging Houses, Thomas
Wells, Stanwell street
Chief Constable of Borough Polio", Capt. Hugh Charles
Stockwell, Town hall
Waterworks Superintendent, Charles Edward Bland,
Town ball
Borough Electrical Engineer, William Frisby A.M.I.E.E.
Osborne street
:Borough Librarian, G. ·Richword .F.R.H.S
Borough Organist, W. C. Everett A.R.C.O. k M
Harbour Master, (vacant), Wyvenhoe
Deputy Harbour Master & Collector of Harbour Dues,
.Anhur Carrington, 49 Harsnett road
Inspector under the Hackney Carriages Act &:; the Sale
of Food & Drug-s Acts, Explosives & Petroleum Acts
& Contag-ious Diseases (Animals) Act, Capt. Hugh
Ghartes Stockwell, Town hall
Inspector of Weights & Measures, Inspector G. H. Ball
Tramways Manager, R. C. Bullough A.M.I.C.E
Veterinary Inspector, Rowland C. Tayler M.R.C.V.S.
Queen :;treet •·
Veterinarv Surgeon to Council's Horses, J. J. Scott
M.R.C.V.S. 11 St. John's street
Manager of Colne Fishery, George L. Trussell, 58
North bill
Town Sergeant, William John Lambert, Town hall
Town Crier, John E,·erett, Short Cut road . Collier William Homan, Coley, Marks Tey, Colchesoor
Honorary Curator of ){ust>um. Henry- LaYer J.P., F.S . .1
Curator of Museum, Arthnr G. Wright
Conservators of Common Vmds. Herbert Cant, Artbur
Steward Blytb Sparling, Edward Kershaw Francis k
James Letcb
Collectors of District & Poor RatPs & Assistant Over-
see>rs, 1 ;;t district. Edmund Henry Nix on; 2nd dis-
trict, Georg-e Robert Mitchell, Town ball
Town Toll Collector, William Stowe, 38 Crowburst road
Collf>ctor nf CattlP Market Toll;; & AllotmPnt Rents.
William Charles White, '13 St. John's street
Inspector r)f Premises where Out-Worker11 are employed
nnder the Factorv & Worhhon ..~et k .Assistant Sani-
tary Inspector, Charles S. Humphreys, 36 Stanwell st
K:t>eper ~f Recreation Ground, Edward Henry Lewis.
Recreati'ln ground
Water Bailiff, Thomn11 Poolt>. Stntion rd. Brightling!'ea
Jreeper of Castle Parl•, Thomas Munson
Bathing PlacP .-\ ttPnrl:mt. Albf>rt \~ictor BouttPII, 4 Belle
Vue road
PORT SANITARY .AUTHORITY.
"-eetings held at the Town Hall on • the first wednesday
in evE>ry month at u a.m. except 9 Nov. at 12 noon.
The Corporation are the .Authority.
Olerk, Henry Charles Wanklyn (town clerk), Town hall
Treasurer, Capt. Nevili Art-bur Cha.rles De Hirz;el Tuf-
nell J.P. The Bank
(KELL1'8
Medical Officel' of Health, C .A. Squire Ling M.B.C.S.
Eng. Brigbtlingsea.
Sanitary Inspector, Police Inspector Thos. Poole, Brigh\-
lingsea
COLCHESTER LOC~-\L PENSION COMMITTEE.
The committee consists of the memlbers of the council
for the time being {3a in all)
Meetings .are held at the Town hall when necessar1
Chairman, The Mayor
Clerk, Henry Charles Wanklyn, Town -hall
Sub-Committees:-
No. 1 (North Ward). '
Clerk, E. H. ~ixon, Town hall
No. 2 (South Ward).
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Clerk, G. H. Mitchell, Town hall J. A. W. Fryer, pensaoa
No. 3 (East Ward). officer
Clerk, G. H. Mitchell, Town hall
No. 4 (West Ward).
Clerk, E. H. Nixon, Town hall •
BOROt;GH MAGISTRATES.
Barritt E1·nest Henry, 26 Beaoonsfield avenue
Beard Ernest Stanley, Woodlands. Lexden road
Beard Reginald Benjamin, 3 Cambridge road
Benham William Gurney, 9 Lexden road
Blaxill Edwin Alec, 156 lialdon road
Bultitude Robert, 5 .Abbey Gate street
BuntinlJ' William Whorlow, 20 Lexden road
Cant Frank, Braiswick
Ohallenor Col. George Richards, Queen's road
Craske Robert Gerald, Victoria road
Hetherington 'l'homas, Berechurch hall
Holroyd Col. Tyssen Sowley, Donyland lo. East Donylancl
Howard William, Guildford, Surrey
Hunt Edgar Atlee, 107 CrO'Uch street
Hutton William Coats, Manor house, Lexden
Ind Capt. James Algernon, White hall, Old Heath road
Laver Henry F.S.A .• F.L.S. 43 Head street
Marriage Wilson, Dilbridge hall
Mumford Arthur George, Achnacone
Paxman Jarnes N. Hythe hill
Phillips George, 9 Old Heath road
Prior Asher, 4 Victoria road
Tufnell Capt. Nevill .Arthur Oharles De Hirzel,
house, High street
Wallace Robert Whistler, 30 Inglis road
Ward Alfred Owen, 10 Inglis road
Watts Lent John, All Saints, High street
Worts Edwin, 6 Trinity street
Clerk, Ghas.Wm.Denton, 8 East Stockwell st.Colchestr
Borough P.ett.y Ses~ions every week day at 11 o'clock at
the Town hall
The Judge of the County Court holden at Colchester
and the Mayor and ex-Mayor for the time being a.rct
ex-officio magistrates
COUXTY MAGISTRATES FOR THE PETTY SES-
SIO:X.AL DIVISIO~ OF LEXDE~ & WINSTREE.
Kelso Commander Edward Barrington Purvis R.N., D.L.
Horkesley park, Colchester (chairman)
Digb:r Sir Kenelm Edward G.C.B., K.C. King'• Ford,
Colchester
Farncombe-Tanner William Tanner, Fishers, Wakes
Colne, Earls Oolne, Essex
Fit>ldgate Wm. Walnut Tree bo. Brightlingsea, Colchestl"
Godlee J. Lister, Wakes Colne, Colchester
Gooch Oharles Edmund, Wivenhoe park, Colchester
Grubb 'l'homas Burlingham, Fingringhoe, Colchester
H.:>therington Thomas, Berechnrch hall, ColchesteP
Hurnard Samuel Fennell, Hill house, Lexden, Colches~r
Ind Capt. James Algernon D.L. White hall, Colches'er
Lay ::\Ia,ior Tudor, Walcotts hall, Great Tey, Kelvedon
Lefroy Lieut.-Colonel Augustine Hugh, Boxted lodge,
Colchester
Luard Rev.Bixby Garnham M.A.Bircb rectory,Colcheatr
Marriage Wilson, Alresford grange, Alresford, Colchester
Nocton William D.L. Langham, Colcooster
Pat.tison William Frt>dPrick, Brightlingsea, Colchester·
Paxman James :X .. ~LI.C.E. Whitehall club,London SW
Round Rt. Hon. James P.C., D.L. Birch hall, near
Colchester w
Smythies Capt. Palmer Kingsmill R.N. The Turret&p
Lexden road, Colchester
Tremlett Jamt><> Dyer, Daletborpe, Dedbam, Colchester
Tufnell Capt. Yevill _\rthur Charles De Hirzt>l, The Old
bank, Colchester
Wadley William, .Avenue villas, Wivenhoe, C'okllestM
Walsh Edward John, Birch, Colche-st-er
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DIRECTORY. J
Wood Charles Page D.L. Wake5 hall~ Wakes Colne, Earls
Colne, Essex
Clerk to the Magistrates, Henry William Jones, Town
Hall chambers, Colchester
The Mayor of Colchester & the Chairmen of the Bright-
lingsea & Wivenhoe Urban & Lexden & Winstree
Rural District Council~>, for the time being, are ex-
officio magistrate~> . Xicholson; Sergt.-~-&jor, E. Alien; C Co. Lieut. G.
Petty Sessions are held every saturday at the Town
!lall. Colchester. at 12 o'clock
'the places in the division are Abberton, Aldham, West
Bergholt, Birch, Brightlingsea, Mount Bores, Boxted,
Clulppel, Wakes Colne. Copford, Dedham. East Dony-
land, Easthorpe, Fingringhoe, Fordham, Great Horkes-
ley, Little Horkesley, Langenhoe, Langham, Layer
Breton, Layer-de-la-Hay. Layer Marney, East Mersea,
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West Mersea, Peldon, Salcot, Stanwav, Great Tev.
Marks Tey, Little Tey, Virley, Great Wigborough,
. the 17 polling stations in the borough, Yiz. :--Corn
Little Wigborough, WiYenhoe & Wormingfnrd
:MILITARY.
Eastern Command.
Bead Quarters, Horse Guards, Whitehall, London S W.
General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Lieut.-Gen. Sir
J. M. Grierson K.C.B., C.V.O .• C.M.G
Assistant Military Secretary. Major H. F. Fraser
Aidf'-de-Camp, Capt. C. W. Banbnry - 43·452
Head Quarters Office, Flagstaff road.
.Administrath·e, Technical & Departmental Staff.
At Colchester.
Garrison .Adjutant (graded Staff Captain), -capt. P. B. Treasurer, Capt. Nevill Arthnr Charles De Birzel Tuf-
C. Commings, South Staffs Regiment
Assistant Director of Medical Service, Col. F. J. Jencken Guardians' Collector, George Rohert Mitchell, ~ortb.
B.A.M.C
Ohie.f Ordnance Officer, Major J . .A. Stewart A.O.D
11TH IKF.\~TRY BRIGADE. •
Commanding, Brigadier-GE-neral A. G. Hunter-Weston Vaccination Officers, South & East wards, Saml. David
C.B., D.S.O
Brigade Major, Capt. G. F. Boyd D.S.O. (Leinster Regt)
ROYAL FIEJ.l) .ARTILLERY.
14th Brigade.
Commanding, Lient.-Col. C. H. de Roug.emont M.V.O.,
D.S.O
Adjutant, Lieut. J. C. Fullerton
39th Battery.
Commanding, ~fajor E. S. E. W. Eardley-Russt-llM.Y.O Deputy Public Vaccinator, Philip Guyon Laver M.R.C.S,
68th Batterv.
Commanding, :\iajor W ..\. Short -
88th BatterY• .
Commanding, Major R. England
RoYAL ENGINEERS.
Commanding Royal Engineer, Lieut.-Col. S. F~ Williams
ARMY SERVICE ConPs.
Commanding, Lieut.-Col. G. Vawdrey
Sub-District Supply Officer, Cept. C. F. _\U.eyne
Officer in Charge Barracks. Capt. J. S. Iredell
ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
Officer in Charge Station Hospital, Lt.-Col.F.R.~e-wland RPQ"istrars of :\larriages, J ame.s Edward Pluck, ·H
ARMY VETERINARY CORPS.
U:ajor B. H. Holmes F.R.C.V.S
Oapt. W. H. Thomas
CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT.
:Rev. A. V. C. Hordern, Church of England
Rev. E. .A. S. Gell M . .A.. Church of England
&ev. W. F. Archibald M.A. Presbyterian
Re-v. J. J. Bloomfield, Roman Catholic
ARMY pAy DEP -~RTllENT.
Paymaster, Capt. E. A. Lang, Warley
Gnnu.su.
Eastern Command.
Saperintendent, Major C. E. Heathcote, King'e Own His Honor H. Tindal-Atkinson, judge; BenjamiD
York! Light Infantry
DETENTION BARRACKS.
Commandant, Capt. W. H. M. Freeston
TEBRITORL\L FORCE.
EssEx YEOM"-:~;·nY.
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Head Quarters, 17 Sir Isaac's walk.
Commanding, Lieut.-Col. E. Deacon; llajor, F. H. D. C.
Vhitmo:re (second in command) ; Adjutant, Capt. A.
R. Steele (4th Hussars); Quarter-Master, Hon. Lieut.
E. Sayer; Medical Officer, Su!)g.-Lieut. G. F. White
"'1l.D., R.A.M.C. (T.F.); Chaplain, Rev . .A.. Oliver
~.A.(T.F.); Regimental Sergeant-Major, W. B. Hadler
A Squadron, Colchester, Major E. Hill, commanding;
Oapt. J. 0. Parker, second in comm8Dd ; Squadron-
Sergt.-Major C. Farrell, drill instruct~r
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COLCH!'STER.
sth Battalion Essex Regiment (C Co.), Stanwell &treet,.
Capt. A. J. 0. Turner; Sergt.-Major T. E. Fry, sergt.-
instructor
8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regiment; head quarters..
17 Sir Isaac's walk; Commanding, Lieut.-Col. J C.
Tabor; ~ajor, W. F . .Ackland; Adjutant, Capt. R.
:M. B. Yeedham; Qnarter-Yuster, Hon. Lieut. W. A.
0. Benha.m; &>rgt.-Instructor G. Smith; drill ball.
:;tanwell street
P ABISH OF COLCHESTER.
Board day, every tuesday, at 11 a.m. at the Board room,.
Workhouse, Pope's lane.
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The Parish is composed of 17 Wards, coterminous witb
Rxchange Ward, Middleborough Ward, St. Paul's
Ward, St. Michael Mile End Ward, Stanwell Street
Ward. Priory Street Ward, Magdalen Street Ward ..
Be.echnrch Road Ward, Old Heath Ward, St. Jame<>'
Ward, Parson's Heath 'Vard, St. Leonard's Ward ..
Kendall Road Ward, St. Mary-at-the-Walls Ward,
Chapel St.reet Ward, Lexden Ward & Shrub End Ward
The area of the Union is 11.333 acres; rateable value.
Lady Day, 1914, £189,138; the population in Ign was.
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Ht>rbert Cant,
Lexden
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, Chas..
Edward White, 57 North hill
nell, Bank
Station road
Rt-lie\:ing Officers. 1st district, Arthur Edwin Purkiss,.
ro Papillon road ; ::md district, Samuel Dnid Clarkt>.
Land lane
Clarke, Belle Vue, Land lane, East Hill; North ~
West wards, Arthnr Edwin Pnrkiss, 10 Papillon r<md
Medical Officers, 1st district, Thomas Matthias Bassano-
:M.B., C.M. 95 Winnock road; 2nd district, William
Augustus ~Iaybury :M.D., M.Ch. 9 West Stockweli
st. ; 3rd district, Joseph Michael Ryan M.B. 9 East
hill; 4th district, Alfred Nolan Fell M.D. 11 Lexden rd
Public Vaccinator, Hy. Laver M.R.C.S.Eng. 43 Head ·sli
Eng .• L.R.C.P.Lond. 43 Hea~ street
The Workhouse, on the west side of Balkerne hilL
erected at a co!:t of £1o,ooo, is a lar~e building of
white brick. certified for 378 inmates; Horace Waiter
Cawcutt. master; Rev. Robert Bashford M.A. chap-
lain; Philip Gnyon Laver M.B.C.S.Eng. medicai
officer; :\oirs. H. l'V. Cawcutt, matron
COLCHESTER REGISTIUTIOY DISTRICT.
Superintendent Registrar, Charles Ed-ward White, 57
North hill; deputy, Waiter Ernest Pluck, 39 Lond{)D
road, Lexden
Hamilton road; Arthur Edwin Purkiss, 10 Papillon
road; deputies, George Bobert :Mitchell, North Sta-
tion road & S. E. Purkiss, 10 Papillon road
Registrars of Births & Deaths, South-East sub-district,
Thomas John Balling, 24 High street; North-West
sub-district, Arthur E. Pnrkiss, 10 "Papillon road
COUNTY OOURT.
8 Church street north.
By Order in Council, dated 10th ~oY. xqn, the County
Co'Urt districts of Colchester, Clact~n & Harwich were
consolidated.
Pearson Bridgeman, registrar at Colchester; L.
Woodley Betts, registrar's clerk; Charles Godfre7 ..
high bailiff; Sidney Betts. bailiff ; office, Trinity
chambers, Cnlver st. ; open from 10 to 4, except thurs.
when the office closes at x. ThE' court is held OD
two successive davs in each month when lhere ia
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no court at Clacton-on-Sea. The district
the following places :-Aldham, .!.lresford,
Abberton, Beaumont, Great Bentley, Little
West Bergholt, Great Birch, Little Birch,
Bradford, Brightlingsea, Great Bromley, Little
Bromley, Chappel, Copford, Great Clacton. Little-
Clacton, Clacton-on-Sea (at which place a court is
held bi-monthly), Dedham, East Donyland, Dover-
court, Elmstead, Feering, Fordham, Frating, Fing-
ringhoe, Frinton, Harwich, Great Holland, Littl~
Holland. Great Horkesley, Little Horkesley, Kelvedon,
Kirkby-le-Soken. Langhom, Lawford, Layer :Breton.
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1 i'O COLCHESTER; ESSEX.
Layer-de-la-Hay, Langenhoe, La.y0r Marney.., Ma:rks
Tey, East · Mersea, West ~{ersea, Mistley., Mount
Bures, Manningtree, M~ssing, ~ayland, Parkeston,
Peldon, Ramsey, Rowhedge, Saint Osyth, Stanway;
Salcott, Tendring,. Great 'l't>y, Little T-ay, East Thorpe,
Thorpe-le-Soken. Tharrington, Virley, Wakes Colne,
Walton-on-the-Naze, Weeley~ Great Wigborough,
Little Wigborough, Wivenhoe; Wix, Wormingford &
WrabnE>ss
The court has bankruptcy jurisdiction extending over
the County Court districts of Colchester, Halstead &
Sudbury
Official Receiver, Frederick Messent, 36 Princes street,
Ipswich
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," Henry Grimwade, Head street ;
Edgar Lingwood, Stanway, Colchester; Frank Ernest
Good way, 49 North bill; Waiter 'l'ht mas Rain bird, 23
High street; Thomas D. Brook, High street; E.Howe,
I Maldon road; Herbert Fritz. Baskett, North hill;
F. Stanley Daniell, Headgate; Alfred Stanley Lyon!!,
North hill & E. F. Fenn, High street, Colchester;--
Edwin Joseph Gilders, Sidney Smith, Ernest Johnson
k .Abbey Patten Venn Sansom, Clacton-on-Sea
DISTRIC't REGISTRY OF THE IDGH OOURT.
Church street north.
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District Registrar, B. P. Bridgeman
• Lockington, postmaster
PUBLIC EST.!.BLISHMENTS .
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Borl)ugh Fire Engine Station is in Stanwell street ;
Lieut. John Cocker, acting captain, with 3 conductors,
2 engineers & 14 firemen ·
Borough Infectious Diseases Hospital, Mile End; Wait.
F. Oorfield M.D., B.Sc. medical superintendent; Miss
K. C. Braidwood, matron ' Liberal, Headgate ·buildings, C. S. Ratcliff, se'o
Borough Police Office, Town hall, West Stoclcwell si. ~
Capt. Hugh Charles Stockwell, chief constable; W. A.
· May bury M.D. surgeon; in addition to the chief con-
stable the force consists of 6 inspectors, 7 sergeants &
52 constables, including a detachment of I4 men solely
employed on river police duty
Cattle Market, William Charles White, Mllector
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Cemetery~ Mersea road; Charles Webb, superintendent;
,offices, 17 Queen street ; Arthur S~ B. Sparling, clerk
r to the counch acting as the burial board
Corn Exchange, High street, H. G. Elwes, sec.; Fredk.
Thomas Peek, superintendent
County Police Station for the Division of Colchester.
Ipswich road, John Lennon, superintendent; 2 in-
spectors, 9 sergeants & 39 constables, including I
sergeant & I constable for the Tollesbury & Mersea
water police
County Weights & Measures Office, I North hill, Adam
Ward, inspectoll for the Northern district (No. 599)
of Essex ; John Thomas Bridge, assistant - & Oct.; Thomas J. Railing, see
Custom House. 43 Hythe hill, dames Kett, collector· &
registrar of shipping; Robert L. Je:fferies R.N.R.
& Percy James George Glasscock, officers; Willie
Tracey, preventive officer in chaz·ge at Brightlingsea;
George A. Flatman, preventive man & second officer
& B. C. Stevens, preventive man at Brightlingsea.
Inland Revenue Department, 6o High street, Robert
Robinson, surveyor of taxes ; F. Brown, chief clerk
Customs & Exeise Office, 6o High street, Alfred Green,
surveyor; John Alexander Waugh Fryer & J. R.
Fuller, officers
Drill Hall, Stanwell street, Alfred Whitten, caretaker
Essex & Colchester County .>\sylum, Severalls, Mile
r .End, Robert Cyril Turnbull M.D.Lond., 1\!.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. medical superintendent; .George Evans
M.B.Lond. (senior), Harold West Hodgson M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & Edward Percy Court M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. assistant medical officers; Robert
Overend. clerk to asylum; H. H. Gepp, clerk to the
visitors
Essex County Hospital, Lexden road, W. W. Hewitt,
pres:dent; CharlPs R. Gurney Hoare J.P. & Capt.
Nevil~ A. C. De Hirzel Tufnell J.P. treasurers i Henry
Laver M.R.C.S. Eng., Edwin Wort!! M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. & Edgar Atlee Hnnt L.R.C.P.Edin.
consulting surgeons: Sydney W. Curl M.D.Cantab ..
M.R.C.P.Lond. hon. physician; B. H. Nicholson M. B.
Phllip G. Laver M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. &.
Edward Chichester M.B. hon. surgeons 1 William Leigh
Maule Day M.D.~ Ch.B.Oxon., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. & William Frederick Albert Clowes M.R.O.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. assistant surgeons; Abraham
WiJ}iam Frost L.D.S.Eng. dentist; Rev. Canon G. T.
, Brnnwin-Hales M.A. chaplain; A1fred G. Buck, sec. ;
1\{is!f. Winifred M. Bickham, matron .'
(KELLl'S
Hippodrome, High street-; Colchester Hippodrome Co.
Limited, proprietors; Graham Macdona, manager
Labour Exchang6 (Bop.rd of Trade), 20 Queen street,
W. E. Durrant, clerk in charge
Masonic HalJ, Abbeygate street, R. H. Ives, secretary
\luseum, The Castle, Arthur George Wright, curator
Pnblic Library, West St~ckwell street, George Rickword
F.R.Hist. S. librarian; J. Kearsley, sub-libnrian
Royal Eastern Counties Institution for Idiots, Imbeciles
&; the Feeble-minded, The Earl of Stradbroke, chair-
man; Capt. N. A. C. De Hirzel Tufnell J.P. treas.;
Sir T. Clifford Allbutt K.C.B., M.D., F.R.C.P.Lond.
~onsulting physician; E. A. Hunt M.R.C.S.Eng. &
L.R.C.P.Edin. consulting ~mrgeon; S. Johnson Taylor
M. B... O.M.Edin. ophthalmic surgeon; Hugh L. Tracy
L.D.S.Glas. dentist;· F. Douglas Turner .M.B.Lond.,
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. resident medical
supt. ; Charles E. White, solicitor; Arthur Turner
F.C.I.S. sec; Mrs. Turner, matron; Percy' Coleman
M.B., B.S.Durh. medical officer at Seaside Home
St. James' Orphanage (girls'), 55 East hill, Miss E.
Spaclrman, matron
Shipwrecked Fisher-men & Mariners' Royal Benevolent
Society J Hoa. Representatives, H. 0. W ank1yn, town
clerk; Hugh Beckwith, Hythe wharf & Miss. Leaning,
The Chantry, Lexden road
Soldiers' Homes, 37 Queen street, Miss Daniell'a
Stamp Office, General Post Office, Head street, John
Theatre Royal, Queen street, Carl W. Hayes, manager
• CLUBS. " . •
Town Hall, High street, James Turner, keeper' '
Colchester, Bank passage, High street, G. C. Bensul!an-
Butt, sec .~
St. Runwalds, Head street, G. C. Bensusan-Butt, sec
Colchester Conservative & Unionist Working Men's,
Ma~rdalen street, Frederick H. Sanger, hon, sec.;
R. '1'. Lewis, assistant sec
. · MAsoNic.
.!nge,l Lodge No. s,r, held at the Masonic hall, Abbey-
gate street, 4th toes. in Jan. Feb. March, April, May,
Oct. Nov. &- Dec. 7 p.m.; Thomas J. Railing; sec
United Lodga No. 697, held at the Masonic hall, Abbey-
gat!) street, 3rd wed. monthly (except July & Aug.),
7 p.m.; J. T. Bailey, sec
Essex Masters No. 3256, held at the Masonic hall,
.Abbeygate street, Ist thurs. in April & last wed. in
Sept. ; H. A. Jager, sec
Patriotic Chapter No. SI, held at the Masonic ball,
Abbeygate street, Ist iuesday in the months of Feb.
May, Aug. & Nov. ; Thomas J. Railing, scrib&
Constantine Mark Lodge No. 145, held at the Masonic
hall, Abbeygate street1 srd tuesday in 1an. April, July
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Comrade& Lodge No. 2976, held at the Masonic ball.
Abbeygate streei, 3rd monday, monthly; Richard
. Jeffers, sec
Helena Chapter Rose Croix No. 175, held at the Masonic
hall, Abbeygate street, !<!nd monday in March, 4th
tuesday in July & 3rd tuesday in Sept.; Rev. Francis
S. Paynter, recorder
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assessor & Collector of Taxes, Arthur 0. Farmer, 1:1
Queen street
Assistant Clerk to Guudians of Lexden & Winstree
Union, Waiter S. Potter; Victoria chambers, Runwald
street
CE-rtifying Factory Surgeon, Charles Edward .Addison
L.R.C.P.Irel., M.R.C.S. & L.M.Eng. 9I Maldon road
Clerk to the Commissioners of Land & Assessed Taxes &;
to the Commissioners of Income & Property Taxes for
the Division of Colchester, Edward Kershaw Francis,
9 Church street north
Clerk to Lexden & Winstree Rural District Council &
Clerk to the Guardians of Lexden & Winstree Union,
George Edward Tompson, Victoria chambers, Ron-
wald street
Assistant Cl er){ to the Commissioners of '!'axes for
Lexden & Winstree Division, George Edward Tompson,
· Victoria chamb~rs, Runwald street
Olerk tQ the Wivenhoe Urban District Council, Charles
William Denton, 8 East Stockwell street
Collectors of General District Poor's Rates & Assistant
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Overseers, ut Disirict, Edmund Henry Nixon; 2nd
District, Geo. Rl)bert ~itchell, Town hall, High street
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Col'Oner for the Sokens Division of the County, Charles
Edw.ard White, .'17 North hill; deputy, Henry Geoffrey
Elwes, 3 High street . _ . .
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Countv Road Surveyor for . Tendring District, Williani Wesleyan services for the troops are also held in ,the
Shead, 17 Wellesley road Culver StreP.t chapel; .Rev • .Alfred W. Coulson '
Chief Inspector of Weights &i Measures under the St. lames the Less &; St. Helen (Catholic), Priory
" Food &; Drugs Act " &; " Shops Act " &; Official street, Rev. John James Bloomfield M.R. chaplain to
Sampler under " Fertilizers &; .i''eeding Stuffs Act J• the forces &; rural dean; mass, 8 &; I I a. m.~&; 10
for the Northern District of Essex (N&. 599), .Adam a.m. for soldiers; e-vening service, 7 ~.m.;- daily
Ward, :t North hill . mass, 8 a.m.; evening service, wed. 8; holidays of
Medical Officer of Health to Lexden &; Winstree .t obligation, :mass, 7.30 &; 9 a.m. ; evening service, 7
Tendring Rural District Councils, John Will Cook Friends' Meeting House, Sir lsaac's walk. 10.45 a.m. &
M.D.Aberd., M.R.C.S.Eng. :t Victoria chambers, Run- 7 p.m.; wed. u a.m
wald street Baptist (Providence), Burlington road; I I a.m. & 7
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals p.m
Act " for Lexden, Winstree & Tendring Divisions, Baptist, Eld lane~ Rev. John. Robert Mitchell A.T.S.;
Rowland C. Tayler M..R.C.V.S. 19 Queen street 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; mon. (prayer meeting} 8 p.m
Baptist, Parson's Heath; 10.4.5- a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues.
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of 11ervices. 7·3o p.m .
Baptist, St. Johnrs GPOOn, Henry G. Polley, pastor;
All Saints, High street. Rev. Percival Robert Brinton 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.-; m~n. &; wed. 7.30 p.tn
M.A. rector; 8 &; I I a.m. &i 7 p.m. ; daily, 8 a.m.; The Brethren, Lion walk; I I a.m. & 7 p.m.; Cedal'a
wed. 8 p.m. (advent &i lent) road, 6.30 p.m, only; Sir Isaac's walk, 10.30 a. m. A;
Holy Trinity, Trinity street, Rev . .I<.:spme Robert Moncl\- 6.30 p.m. ; 7oa. High .street, 6.30 p.m .
Mason M.A. rector & surrogate; 8 & 11 a. m. & 7 p.m Congregational (Headgate), Chapel street. Rev. Roderic
St. Andrew, Greenstead, Rev. Clement A.rnold Worsfold Dunkerley B.A.., B.D. ; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30, p.m. ; wed.
M.A. rector; u a.m. & 3 p.m 8 p.m f
St. Botolph, St~ Botolph street, Rev. Walter Edmund Congregational, Lion walk, Rev. Kenneth L. Parry
Spencer M.A. vicar; Rev. George Manfred Behr M.A., B.Sc.; I I a.m. k 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
L.Th. curate; 8 & I I a.m. & 2.45 p.m. (children'" Congregational, Eas.t Stackwell street> (Stockwell), Rev.
service) & 7 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. except wed. D. Livingstone Ward; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30. p.m.; wed.
11.30 a.m. & 8 p.m.; tri. 11.30 a. m , 7.15 p.m
St. Stephen's (a chapel of ease to St. Botolph), Canter· Congregational, Old Heath; 11 a..m. & 6.30 p.m
bttry road, Rev. George Manfred Behr M.A. curate Congregational, Greenstead; I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m
in charge; 1·45 & 10.45 a. m. & 2.30 & 6.3<? p.m. Congregational, Shrub En!l ~ 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
St. Giles'• St. John's green, Rev. John B1shop Marsh Congregational, The Hythe; I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m ·
M.. A. rector ; 8 & n a. m. & 2.45 ~ 7 p. m.; ,daily New Ohurch (Swedenborgian), Priory street, Rev.
n.3b a.tn. & 6 p.m.; saints' days. 7·45 a.m An drew. Czerny ; I I a. m. sun. only
St. Ja.mes', Eas.t hill, Rev. Charles Cuthbert Naters New Church (Swedenborgian), held at the Oddfellows'
M.A. rector; 8, 10.30 & -11 a. m. & 2.30 & 7 p.m. ; hall, George street; 7 p.m
daily,' 8 a.m. & 7 p.m . Primitive Methodist, Artillery st.
St. John, the Evangelist, Ipswich. road, Rev .Richard north; 10.45 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
WisPrnan Merrett Th.A.K.C. vicar; 8 & u a. m. &; 3 Primitive Methodist (Ebenezer), Re,·. J. Watson
& 7 p.m. ; saints' days, 8 &; 10 a.m · Nunns rd. ; 10.45 a. m. & 6.30 p.m Grayson ( supt.) &
St. Lf'onard, Hythe hill, Rev. Henry Frederick Victor Primitive Methodist, Lexden, 10.45 Rev. W. N. Parnaby
Carter, rector; Rev. Gilbert .A.rthur Newcomen, a. m. & 6.3op.m.; moo. 7,30 p.m
curate; 7, 8, 10.15 &; I I a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; daily,
7·30 &; 8 a.m. &; 5 p.m. (except wed.); wed. 7·30 p.m Salvation Army, St. John's avenue
St. Martin, West Stockwell street, Rev. Henry Frederick Wesleyan Methodist, Revs.. John Day (supt.), Alfred W.
ds.. Courcy-Benwell M.A. rector; 8 & I I a. m, & 7 · Coulson & Harry Treadgold M.A. ; (Culver street)
p.m.; thurs. 8 a.m. i holy days, 8 a.m. & 7 p.m.; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8.I5 p.m. &i sat. 7.30
daily, 9 & xo a.m p.m.; (Hythe) 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m.;
St. Leonal'd, Lex den, Rev. Thomas Stamford. Raffies (Mile End) xo.3o a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; fri. 7.30 p.m.;
M.A. rector; 8 & I I a.m. & 3 & 6.36 p.m.; toes., wed.
(Wimpole road) I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues. 8.I5 p.ro.;
wed. 8 p.m •
thurs. & fri. 9·45 a.m •
St. Mary Magdalene, Magdalen street, Rev. Robert Gospet Hall, North Station road; 7 p.m
Railway Mission, North Station road; I I a. m. &; ~ & 7
Bashford M . .A. rector; n a. m. & 7 p.m. ; wed. &
fri. litany I I a.m.; h. c. 1st sunday n a.m. 2nd . p.m.; tues. 8 p.m
Colchester Gospel Band, Mission hall, Abbeygate street;
sund~y 8 a.m. last sunday 7 p.m. ; saints' days 11 a.m
n a.m. & 3 &; 7 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
St. Mary-at-the-Walls, Church street, Rev. Canon Magdalen Street Mission hall, 11 a.m. & 7 p.m
Greville Turner Brunwin-Hales M.A. rector & rural
dean; Rev. Richard Edgar Vipan Prichard M.A. Rev.
John Holyoak B.A. &; Rev. Stanley Wilson Th.A.K.C. SCHOOLS.
curates; 8 & I I a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; daily, 8 a. m. & The Royal Grammar School, in Lexden road, now an
5·30 p.m . endowed secondary school, was founded by the bailiffs
St. Michael, Berechurch, Rev. Canon Greville Turner & commonalty of this town, pursuant to a grant of
Brunwin-Hales M ..A. vicar; I I a.m. &; 3 p.m. during Queen Elizabeth in I583 renewing one previously
winter months & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. during summer made by Henry VIII. in 15 39 and was instituted
months for sixteen scholaM (sons of free burgesses of the
St. Michael & All Angels, Mile End, Rev. Hy. Smeeton borough), who received a classical education; by an
Stevens. rector; 8 & I I a. m. & 3 (children's) & 6.30 alteration of the statutes made in 1844• the number
p.m . of scholars on the foundation was extended to twenty.
St.. Nicholas-cum-St. Runwald, High street, Rev. Joseph but these, under a new scheme of the Oha,rity Com-
~ .Montague Harris M . .A. rector; 8.30 & n a. m. & 7 missioners, approved in Council I9 :May, 1899, have
p.m. ; saints' days, 11 a.m ·. been reduced to ten ; the school has also a right ·to
St. Paul, Belle Vue road, Rev. Wilfred Henry Courteen. a. certain number of nominations to Christ's Hospital
vicar ; holy communion ISt & 3rd sundays, 8 & 11 annuallv; a school-house of large dimensions, with
a.m. (choral); 2nd sunday, 7 & 8 a.m.; other son- a residimce for the head master, was erected in the
days, 8 & (matins) 11 a.m. &; evensong, 7 p.m.; year I852, on a healthy and commanding site on the
daily, matins 10 a.m .• evensong (except wed. 8) 7.30 road to Lexden ; the school buildings al.so includ~t a
St. Peter. North hill, Rev. Charles Triffit Ward ~I.A.. large schoolroom, library and class-rooms, & there
vicar; Rev. Ernest John Goodchild B. A. curate; 11 are three town-houses in charge of house-masters,
a. m. As 7 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m each with its separate organisation. for the benefit of
Christ Church (district church of St. Mary-at-the- town boys, besides a large boarding house adjoining
Walls), :Maldon road, Rev. Richard Edgar Vipan the school close; in 1910 additional buildings were
Prichard M . .A. curate in charge; 8 &i I I a.m. &; 6.30 completed at a cost of about {,1a.ooo; they are in· the.
p.m. ; week days, 5.30 p.m. except sats Tudor style & include assembly hall, art galleries,
St. Barnabas (chapel of ease to St. Giles), Old Heath. laboratories, library, workshop, class-rooms & other
served by the clergy of St. Giles'; 3 p.m. ; '1St sun. apartments, & a 25 yards rifle range; there are now
9.30 a.m (1914) 210 boys, including' boarders; the school is
Garrison Church, Military road~ chaplain, Rev. Arthur under the control of a governing body of 15 persons,
V. C. Hordcrn (Chm·ch of England); 8, 9• 10 &i 11.15 of which the Mayor is ex-officio ehairman ;- H. ().
u,m. k •3 k 6.30 p.m: ; also iron church, G.lojerat W anklyn, clerk to the governors ; Percy R. Shaw
barracks, Rev. Edward .Anthony Sydney Gell :\LA. , Je.ffrey :M ...\. of Queen's College, Oxford &;
7·30 a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m - .- University, head master; Rev_ Ernest W
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Bartley Parker M ..A. Hubert St. John Seamer M.A.
Edward Reeve M.Sc., G. E. F. Bellward B.A., J. A.
ISchool
A.ssistant Clerk, Arthur F. Lewis
Medical Officer, Waiter Francis Corfield ){.D ..
Peart B.A., C. T. Carter B.A., F. D. Barker B.A., B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.B.C.P.
J. H. Oldham, E. B. Deakin & E. E. Pepper M ..A.. Lond. 36 Stanwell street
house masters; preparatory school, Miss Christine Medical Inspector of Schools, Miss .A.gnes Oswald M.R.
C:ross & Miss Johnson; visiting masters: Sergt.-Inst. Lond., D.P.H.Camb. 2 Trinity street
Bramwell & Sergt.-Inst. Penn, gymnastiics. There i! School AttPndance Officer, .A.lbert Ernest Webb
also .a large playing field of 12 acres on tihe Erring-
ton estate CouNCIL ScuooLs.
•
Provided.
EDUCATIONAL . Barrack street (mixed & infants), erected in x8g6, for
CoLCHESTER DrsTmCT HIGHER EDUCATION CoMMITTEE. 1,259 children (77o mixed & 489 infants); average
- EssEX CoUNTY EDUCATION COMMITTEE. I attendance, 591 mixed department & 384 infants;
The committee was formed in 1904 k consists of 21 Frederick H. Sanger, head master; Miss Sarah Brook.
members. I infants' mistress
Canterbury road (mixed & infants), erected in 1903, for
Meetings are held a_t the Technical College, on the 6o6 mixed & 290 infants ; average attendance, 523
fourth saturday m e~ch month at 11.30 a.m. mixed & 254 infants; William Hodgson B.A. master;
Vhairman, J. B. Hawkins J.P ' Miss Edith .A.. Flitton, infants' mistress
Olerk, George Charles Holland, Technical College, t East Stockwell street (infants), opened January, 189&.
North hill for 183 children; average attendance, 167; Miss M. A_
The districts included are the boroughs of Colchester Roff, mistress ; special class for 20 children i average
& Harwich & the unions of Lexden & Winstree & attendance, 18; Miss M. Smee, mistress
Tendring East Ward, Greenstead road (mixed & infants), opened
April, xgo8, for 350 mi:xe<l department & 200 infants;
TENDRING DlsTmCT SuB-COMMITTEE. 1 average attendance, 271 mixed & 93- infants ; Archi-
The committee was formed in 1:903 & consists of 22 bald William .A.lderton, master ; Miss Grace Stiles.
members. infants' mistress
Jleetings are held at the Technical College on the : Myland (mixed & infants), built in x9o6, for 250 mixed
second saturday in every month at 1 1. 15 a.m. ! ~ 100 infants; average attendance, 192 mixed & 79
Cba"1 c N B k Jp mfants; John Haly, master
krmGan,
(Jler , eorge · C.h roHo sll · d T h . l C
as. o an , ec n1ca o ege, or
ll N l
th hl 1
North street (mixed & infants), opened Nov. 1894, for
66 · d & 2 8 · f t tt d
School Medical Ins ector J McGrath M :B T h · 1 ? m1Xe . 3 m an s ; average a en ance, 5)7
C P ' · "" · · ec mea mued & 214 mfants; John Harper B . .A.. master; Miss
0 11
ege ffi . : Georgina F. Newman, infants' mistress
c\; J 0 h PI t S .th 1 M ld d C01 h t
I
Attendance 0 cers, Waiter C. Bareham, Ltttle Clacton Old H ath ( · d & · f t ) b ilt ·
e mlxe m an s ' u 8 f
m I 94• or 17
6
n an · ml • 99 ~ a on roa • c es er 1
mixed & 63 infants; average attendance, 138; Frank
LEXDEN & WINSTREE DISTRICT SuB-COMMITTEE. I Herbert .Bate, master
. St. John:s green (mixed & infa.nt.s), erected 1897-8, for
The committee was formed in 1903 & consists of 19 1 4 56 mixed & 290 infants; average attendance, 413
members. j mixed & 251 infants; John Edward Cheese, master;.
:Meetings are held at the Technical College, on the I (vacant), infants' mistress
third saturday in every. month at 11.30 a. m. . N p
· J B H k" J p I .l: OY- ROVIDED 8 CHOOLS.
eh auman, . • a w 1ns .
Olerk, George Chas. Holland, Technical College,North hl Central ·(mixed) (with which is incorporated the Blue
School :Medical Inspector, J. McGrath M.B. Technical 1. Coat school), St. Hslen's lane, founded in 1709, re-
College I1 built in 1861 ; there is accommodation for 457 child-
Attendance Officer, T. P. Smith, 132 Maldon road ren; average attendance, 324; 50 boys & 25 girls
Colchester Technical College. North hill, G. C. Hol- being clothed from funds supplied by an endowmen&
land, sec.; art department, F. W. Hm1nsell A.R.C ..A.. & subscriptions; Frederick J .. Twyman, head master
head master; Miss K. Brignell .t Miss S. Johnson, Magdalen street (boys), built. in 1859, for 120 children;
assistant mistresses. Science dept. H. P. Wilson F.C.S. average attendance, 99; Wilfrid Cox, master
supt.; Needlework, Miss E. Newman; Lecturers~ D.W. Kendall road (girls & infants), built in tBgo, for 299
Clark A.R.I.B.A. geometry & builders' mathematics; children; average attendance, 122 girls & 145 infants;.
P. 0. Wilson B.4. practical mathematic11; S. Eddy & Miss Mary Cooke, mistress; Miss Alice Miller, in-
J. McDonald Bedwell, machine construction; E. A. fants' mistreu
Slater A.M.I.O.E., F.S.I. & A. G. Andrews P.A.S.I., St. James' (girls & infants), East hill, built in 1859• for
L.B.I.B..A.. building construction; C. G. Bevan B.Sc. 170 children; average attendance, 92; Miss D. ,!_
applied mechanics & electrical engineering; P. H. Last, mistress
Oliphant, steam; J. H. Thomas, gas & oil engines; St. Mary-at-the-Walls (infants), Balkerne lane, erected
B. W. Southgate, electric wireman's work; H. P. in 1864, for uS children; average attendance, 89;
Wilson F.O.S. & W. W. Fuller, chemistry; H. P. Miss Annie Ellis, mistress
Wilson & F. 0. Wilson, teachers' certificate class; F. Greenstead (St. Andrew), built in 1851 & enlarged in
0. Wilson & C. G. Bevan, day science classes. Com- 1893, for 128 children; average attendance, ug;
mercial department: G. C. Holland, sec.; John Har- Frank Wright, master
per B.A. head master; T. W. Mirrington, teacher of St. John's, Ipswich road, built in 1854, for 100 children i,
elementary bookkeeping & commercial correspondence; average attendance, 84; Mrs. C. E. Tydeman, mist
J. Hutley Nunn, shorthand & typewriting; W. Cox, Parson's Heath (mixed & infants), erected in 1&89 & en-
arithmetic; F. G. Mills, advanced bookkeeping; J. larged in r894, for 107 children; average attendance,
Harper, geography & english; Miss P. Belfort, 78; Miss Ma.rgaret Watson, mistress
spanish; F. E. Grone, french k gerroan; Miss S. E. Lexden (mixed), built in 1841 & enlarged in 1893, fOT
Tamplin, cookery; Mrs. E. Hobday, dress making; 168 children; average attendance, 163; Frederick
Miss A. E. Rayment, laundry work;' Dr. N. Fell, James Motum, master
ambulance, physiology & general hygiene Catholic, Priory street, built in 1896 & enlarged in
Colchester Secondary School for Girls, G. C. Holland, 1902, for 285 children; average attendance, 262; 1\fis,
sec.; Miss M. W. Crosthwaite B.Sc. bead mistress; E. Harrigan, mistress; Miss M. Shanahan, infants'
Miss L. E. Holland, Miss C. A. Goddard B. Se. Miss mistress
G. E. Howson B. .A.. Miss N. Probert B . .A.. Miss G. Wesleyan (mixed), Culver street, built in 1869 c\; en-
Cunnyngham, Miss E. M. Goddard B.Sc. & Miss Jarged in x887, for 454 children; anrage attendance.
B. M. Sutton B. .A.. assistant mistresses; Miss V. 376; H. E. Shaw, head maste:r
Boasio, music mistress; Yiss D. Desbois, games Stanway All Saints, for 108 children; average attend-
mistress ance, 109; C. H. Grimwood, master
T"he Borough of Colchester Education Committee was ·
formed in :Yarch, 1903, & consists of 12 members of . XEWSP.A.PERS.
the Corporation & I I eo-opted members I Colchester Gazette, Benham &;; Co. Ltd. 24 High street~

Meetings are held at the Town hall on the fourt·h wed. proprietors & publishers; published wed. morniug.
in each month at 4.30 p.m. See advertiaement
Office, 3 Trinity street EYe-x County Standard, West SufJ()lk Gazettie k Eastern
Ohairman, Alderman Wilson Marriage J.P. Alresford Counties Advertiser, 24 High st. Benham & Co. Ltd.
gzange, Colchester proprietors & publishers; publi~h~d fri. evening ror
Olerk to t-he Committ-e-e, Ernest H. Bult~tude l !!at. See advertieement
 DIREuroKY.] ESSEX.
Wal~n Gar:ette,, 2;1- High stree~. Benham k Co. Ltd. pro-
pnetors k pnolis.hers ; pubhshed wednesday morning.
See nt
Essex County Telegraph, 38 Head street, Charles Gale,
publisher; published tues. k sat. See advertise·
ment
East Ang1ian Daily Times, branch, 61 North hill
RAII.WAY STATIONS (Great Eastern).
Colchester (North), James John Nibloe, station master
.St. Botolph's, J. Palmer, station master
Hythe, Charles J. Lufkin, station master
Goods Agent for Colchester, St. Botolph's & Hythe.
V. H. Mullis
CONVEY.A.NCES.
Omnibus to k from the North Railway station (Main
line). Prom Cups ;Jlotel k Red Lion hotel, to meet
every train
Electric Tramways. A frequent service between the
North Railway station & Lexden, Hythe, Eastgate &
the Recreation ground
Yotor Omnibuses (Great Eastern Railway) between the
North Railway station & West ~fersea. three times
daily, week days only, for passengers, light goods &
parcels; Berry's, to West Mersea, mon. wed. fri. &
sat. three times each day; Moore's, from Town hall
High street, to Kelvedon & Tiptree, tues. & fri. 4-IS
p.m
~aylaud (Suffolk)--W. Norfolk (omnibus), from the
'Waggon & Horses,' North bill & North Railway sta-
tion, Mile end, dailv
~utton & Co, (C. L. Mead, agent), Head Gate
Foster's Parcel & Goods Express Limited (C. E. Rice,
agent), SI High street
Pickfords Ltd. (Henry Colyer, agent), 99 High street
CA.R.RIERS, with inns they call at & days of departure.
.1bherton-Christmas, 'Plough,' Magdalen street, mon.
w~d. fri. & sat. arrives at I2.3o, leaves at 4.30;
N1cholas, 'Plough,' Magdalen street, mon. wed. fri. &
sat. arrives et 12, leaves at 5
.!ldbam-Saunders, 'Horse & Groom,' Crouch street,
sat. arrives at n, leaves at 4.30
.1lresford-Day, 'Sea Horse,' High street, daily, arrives
at I2 & leaves at 4
.!rdleigh ~antick, ' Castle,' High street, mon. thurs. &.
sat. arrives at 2.30 &; leaves at 5
:Beaumont A. Parker, 'Angel,' High street tues.
wed. & sat. arrives at 11.30 & leaves at 4.30 '
.Bergholt (East)-Beeston, 'George,' High street, wed. &
sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4.30; Shead, 'Waggon
& Horses,' North hill, wed. & sat. arrives at 12 &
leaves at 4.30
::Sirch-Wyatt, ' Horse & Groom,' Crouch street, wed.
& sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4.30; Prior, 'Bull,'
Crouch street, moo. wed. fri. & sat. arrives at I2.30
& leaves at 4; Burmby, ' Essex ArmS,' Butt road
mon. wed. & sat. arrives at 12, leaves at 4 ' wed. & sat. arrives at I2.30 & leave.s at 4.30
'Boxford-Skinner, 'Castle,' High street, wed. & sat.
arrives at 12.30 & leaves at 4.30
Hoxterl .Munson, ' Angel,' High street, mon. wed. fri.
&; Mat. arrives at II.30 & leaves at 4.30
:Braintree Watson, 'Bull,' Crouch street, tues. & sat.
arrives at I & lean•,.: ut +30
:Brightlingsea-Day, ' Sea Horse,' High street, daily,
arrives at 12 & leaves at 4
Bromley (Little)-Parker, 'Angel,' High street, toes.
thurs. & sat. arrives at 11.30 & leavt~s at 4.30
llnres-Shead, 'Waggon & Horses,' North bill, wed. &
sat. arrives at 12 k leaves at 4
Chelmsford, see Kelvedon &c
(}lacton-Rampling, ' Angel,' High street, tues. thurs. &
sat. arrives at 12 &; leaves at 4.30: Block. 'Angel,'
High street, mon. wed. & sat. arrives at I2 & leaves
at 4.30
Coggeshall Hutley, 'Bull,' Crouch street, mon. wed. &
sat. arrives at 1 & leaves at 4.30
Colne Engaine Buck, 'Horse & Groom,' Croncb' street,
wed. & sat. arrives at I k leaves at 4.30
'Copford, East Thorpe & Stanway-Bishop, 'Angel.' Hi<Yb
• street, mon. wed. fri. & sat. arrives at I & leaves "'at
4.30; Trayler, 'Bull,' Crouch street, mon. wed. & sat.
arrives at I2 & leaves at 4
Donyland Jones, 'Prince of Wales,' Ma~dalen Ftreet,
daily~ arrives at 12 & leaves at 4-30; Harris, 'Prince
of Wales,' Magdalen street, daily, arrives at 12 &
leaves at 6; Fale
Earls Colnc Buck, 'Horse & Groom,' Crouch st. wed.
& sat. arrh·es at I & leaves at 4.30
Fing:inghot'-See Peldon & Abberton
COLCHESTER. 173
Forc;lham Death, 'Bnll,' Crouch street, mon. wed. fri.
& .sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4
Frating Everett, 'Angel,' High street, tues. thurs. I;
sat. arrives at I2 & leaves at 4; Block, 'Angel,' Higia
street, mon, wed. & .sat. arrives at I2, leaves at 4•30
Frinton-Grant, ' Sea Horse,' H1gh street, tues. thnrs.
& sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4
Great Bentley & Elmstead-Everett, ' Angel,' ~oil
street, tues. thurs. & sat. arrives at I2 & leaves all 4
Great Holland See Walton Kirby &c
Great Horkesley See Nayland &c
Harwich & Oakley-Parker, from 'Angel,' tues thu1'S.
& sat. arrives at 11.30 & leaves at 4.30; Cole, 'Swaa,'
mon. wed. & sat. tfrrive at 12 & leaves at 4.30
Ipswich Buckles, 'Swan,' High street, wed. & sat.
arrives at 12.30 & leaves at 4.30; Skinner, 'Castle·
High street, wed. k sat. arrives at I2.3o,leaves at 4·~
Kolvedon, Witham & Chelmsford-Moore Bros. ' Horse &
Groom,' Crouch street, W~>d. k sat. arrive at u.3o ~
leave at 4.30
Langham Wailer, 'Swan,' High sireet, mon. wed. fri.
& sat. arrives at n & lP.aves at 4
Layer Breton Burmby, 'Essex Arms,' Butt road, mon.
wed. & sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4; Wyatt, 'Horae
& Groom,' Crouch street, wed. & sat. arrives at 12
& leaves at 4.30
Manningtree Rackham, ' Castle,' High street, wed. A;
sat. arrives at I2 & leaves at 5
.\Iersea (East) Underwood, 'Plough,' Magdalen street,
tues. thnrs. & sat. arrives at I.go & leaves at 4.30
~ers.ea (West) Rudlin, ' Plough,' Magdalen street.
daily, arrives at 12 & leaves at 5; Cudmore, 'Plough,'
mon. wed. & sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 5
.\lessing-Harvey, 'King's Arms,' Croueh street, toes. a;
•
sat. arriVes at 12 k leaves at 4; Barrell, ' Horse a;
Groom,' toes. & sat. arrives at 12, leaves at 4
:Mistley-Mayhew, 'Angel,' High street, mon. & sat.
arrives at I2, leaves at 4
Nayland (Suffolk). Stoke & Great Horkesley W. Nor-
folk, 'Waggon & Horses,' North hill, twice daily
Oakley See Harwich & Oakley
Oakley (Great)-Oole, ' Swan,' High street, mon. wed.
& sat. arrives at I & leaves l:lt 4.30
Old Heath Nicholas, 'Plough,' Magdalen street, mon•
wed. fri. & sat. arrives at I2 & leaves at 5
Peldon & Wigborough--()hristmas, 'Plough,' Magdalea
street, mon. wed. fri. & sat. arrives at I2.30 & leavee
at 4.30; Nic'holas, 'Plough,' Magdalen street, moa .
wed. fri. & sat. arrives at 12, leaves at 5
Rowhedge Harris, 'Prince of Wales,' 'Magdalen street.
daily, arrives at 12 & leaves at 6; Jones, 'Prince of
Wales,' Magdalen street, daily, arrives at 12 & leaTe.t
at 4.30
St. Osyth &c.--Oole, 'Castle,' High street, wed. 15
sat. arrives at 11.30 & leaves at 4; Everett, 'Angel.'
High st. tues. thurs. & sat. arrives at I:Z & leaves at 4
Stanway See Copford & Stanway
Stoke See Nayland &c
Stratford St. Mary (Suffolk) Buckles, 'Swan,' High st.
Sudbury Skinner, 'Castle,' High street, wed. & sat.
arrives at I2.30, leaves at 4.30
Tey (Great)-Sannders, 'Horse & Groom,' Crouch st.
sat. arrives at I I & leaves at 4.30; Dyer, 'King's
.Arms,' Crouch street, sat. arrives at 12, leaves at 4
Thorpe-le-Soken Moles, 'Sea Horse,' High street, mon.
wed. & sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4.30; Parker;
' Angel,' High street, tues. thnrs. & sat. arrives st
II.3o & leaves at 4.30; Grant, 'Sea Horse,' High st.
tues. thurs. fri. & sat. arrives at 12 & leaves at 4
Tiptree-Barrell, ' Horse & Groom,' Crouch street, tue~.
& sat. arrives at 12 k leaves at 4; Harvey, 'King'•
Arms,' Crouch street, tues. & sat. arrives at 12 I&
leaves at 4; see also Tolleshunt &c
Tollesbury Collins, ' Bull,' Crouch street, tues. wed.
thurs. & sat. arrives at II.3tJ k leans at 4.30;
Osborne, 'Essex Arms,' Butt road, tues. wed. thurs.
k sat. arrives at II & leaves at 4.30
Tolleshunt, Tiptree &c.-Runnacles, from 'Bull.' Croucla
street, wed. & sat. arrives at 11.30 & lean>s at 4.30
Walton-nn-the-Naze-Grant, ' Sea Horse,' Hig-h street,
tnes. thurs. & sat. arrives at 12 &. leaves at 4· .._o
Walton Kirby & Grt>at HoJhnd-Grant, 'Sea Horse,'
High ~treet, tues. thurs. & sat. arrives at I2.30 4i
leaves at 4· 30
Weeley &i Great Bentley-Everett. "Angel,' High st-reet,
tues. thnrs. & sat. arrive.s at 12 & leaves at 4
Wigborough See Peldon
Witham See Kelvedon &c
Wivenhoe-Wyatt, 'C!lstle,' High street, daily. arrives a.t
I ~ leaves at 5; Cole, 'Swan,' High street. daily,
arrives a~ 2.30 & leaves a' 5
 1i4 COLCHESTER. ESSEX.
Wqrmingford Sach, 'Bull,' Crouch street, mon. wed Water Conveyance.
fri. & sat. arrives at I I & leaves at 4 ; Shead,
. 'Waggon & Horses,' :Sorth hill, wed. & sat. arrives at To London Beckwith & Co.'s steamers twice- weekly
12 & leaves at -4 between Colchester & Black Eagle wharf, London

COLCHESTER.
Benham William Gurney,9Lexden rd Carter Mrs. 35 Beaconsfield avenue
PRITA.TR RESIDE!o.'"TS.
Bennett Albert Cordell, 31 Roman rd Catchpool Miss H. 41 L exden road
.Addison Charles E. 91 Maldon road Bensusan-Butt Geoffrey Crawford, x6 Challenor Col. George Richards,
Adlard Norman, Corona, Braiswick ~orth hill Fairlight Tower, Queen's road
Ager Arthur Mark, 19 Culver stre~t Bensusan-Butt Mrs. Ruth M.D. 16 Chamberlain Harry,38 Beaconsfield ~v
Ainsworth Leonard, 20 Roman road ~orth hill Chambers Geo. Alfred, 6o Creffield rd
Alderton Archbld.Wm.2oWellesley rd Setts Sidney, 4 Errington road Chambers Reginald, x86 Maldon road
.Aldridge Alien G. 39 ~ew '!'own road Bevan Joseph, 31 Athelstan road Chambers Waiter, 22 Wellesley road
.Alien Mrs. 44 Wellesley road Biddulph Lieut.-Col. Harold Mavro- Chambers Wait. Alfred, .IS Roman rd
.Alleyne Capt. C. F. 17 Ireton road michali, 4 Abbey field Chamier Col. Henry Deschamps, 35
Angell Ernest Wm. Lindsell, Butt rd Bird James, 9 Granville road Lexden road
Anthony Alfd. Capel ho. Creflield rd Bland Charles E. 38 Balkerne hill Chatten Robert, 53 Roman road
Appleby William Leverett, 198 Mal- Bland Mrs. 93 Maldon road Chatterton Peter, 29 Athelstan road
don road Blaxill Ed win Alex. I 56 Mal don road Cheek Mrs. I 87 Mal don road
Appleton Alwyne J. 3 Drury road Blomfield Donald, Rostrevor, Butt rd Cheese John Edward, 39 Pownall cres
Appleton Sidney Ohas.33Athelstan rd Blomfield Harry, 79 Wimpole road Cheet~am John,_ 2 Old Heath road
Archer Charles Henry, Stockwell ho. Blomfield Samuel, 24 New Town rd Cheshire Freder!ck, 221 Maldon road
43 Ea'st Stockwell street Blomfield William, I I Maldon road Cheshire William, I MeJTick crescent
Archibald ~ev. William Forrest M.A. Bloom Francis James, 72 Roman rd Chichester Edward M.B. Tranent, 22
The Chalet, Sussex road Bloomfield Rev. John James, 51 Crouch street
Argent Hrbt. Thompson,45 J...exden rd Priory street Chignell Miss, 70 High st. Colchester
Argent Mrs. r8o Maldon road Bonner Albert George, ro Gray road Chign.ell William, 29 Queen street
Armes Raymond L. Snaresbrook, Bootes Mrs. 23 Beaconsfield avenue Child William Edward, Exton,
Braiswick Booth William, 19 Shrub End road Cambridge road
Ashby Lewis, 13 Irvine road Borley Arthur, 82 Roman road Chitham Robert Geo. 4 Wellesley rd
Asten Alfred. 37 Beaeonsfield avenul' Borton Col. Charles B. Maitlands. Chopping Ezekiel, Middle Mill road
Asten George, 76 Maltion road Old Heath road Chopping Wasey, 54 Wellesley road
Atchinson Francis Alexander, St. :Botham Clement, 7 Drury road IChurch Mrs. 32 Crouch street
Ann's, Harwich road Bowles Geo. Suo Marte, Wimpole rd Church Stanley, 3 Old Heath road
Atkins Harry. 255 :Maldon road Boyles 'f. 22 Creffi.eld road Clanchy Charles, I3 Shrub End road
Attle Waiter Thos. 8 AbbPygate &t Branch Miss, 28 Mersea road 1
Claridge William, 32 Inglis road
Bacon Mrs. 44 Beaconsfield avenue Brian Clifford, gr Military road IClark Frank. 2 Gray road
Bailey Alfred, II3 Winnock road Brinton Rev. Percival Robert M.A. Clarke Major Jas. Bertram R.A.:\LC.
Bailey Henry Thomas,sCambridge rd (rector. of All Saints'), All Saints' 1 4I Shrub End r0ad
Bailey John, 125 Maldon road rectory, 66 High street Clary Mrs. 28 Old Heath road
Baker Harry Erneat, 34 Head street Brooker Waiter, 14 Hospital road Clayton William, 7 Irvine road
Baker Miss, 4 Roman road Brown Arth. Jas. 5 Old Heath road Cleveland Mrs. Carlton vil. Braiswick
Baker Miss, 41 Roman road Brown Obarles, 16 Lion walk Clift Ernest, 2 Winnock road
Baker Willoughby Chas. 27 Athelstan Brown John Edwin, 219 Maldon road Clowes William Frederick Albert, St
road Brown Wt11I1. Quinton-, 47 Wimpole rd John's street
Balaam Alfred Edwd. 14 Old Heath rd Browne Mrs. 93 Military road Cobb Charles. St. Leonard's house,
Baldwin Richard.Io Abheygate street Browning Mrs. 37 Pownall crescent 77 Hythe hill
Barber Miss, 23 Maldon road Bl'nnwin-Hales Rev. Canon Greville Cocker Thomas, 206 Maldon road
Barchard Mrs. Braiswick lodge Turner M.A. (rector), St. Mary-at- Cole Charle3 James, 66 Winnock rd
Barker Frank, So Ea11t hill . the Walls rectory; Cole Harry Waiter, 25 Wimpole road
Barlow Major Nelson W. The Scar- Bryan Miss, 1 Winsley ro~td Coleman Misses, 29 Lexden road
letts, Old Heath road Bu~g Frederick Chas. 8 Cri:ffield rd Collin Chiswell, 17 East bay
Barnes Charles, 171 ~[aldon road. Bullock Albert S. Danehurst, Oxford Collinge Fredk. Samuel, 6 George st
Barrett Charles Arthnr, 25 Lexden rd road. Tel. I44 Collins Albert George, 207 Maldon rd
Barritt l:rnest Hy. 26 Beaconsfield avn Bullough Robert Crossley A.:M:.I.O.E. Collins Miss, 249 Maldon road
Bascombe Edwin Cecil Dare M.R.C.S. 10 Honywood road Collins Misses, 166 Maldon road
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., L.D.S.Eng. Bultitude Ernest Hy. III Maldon rd Corner George, 2 Cambridge road
54 Head strf'et; & St. Patrick's, Bultitude Robert, Beechcroft, 5 Abbey Compton Major Charles William, J2
Fourth avenue, Frinton-on-Sea Gate street Cambridge road
Bashford Rev. Robert M.A. (rector), Runting Herbert, 78 Roman road Compton Mrs. 22 Inglis road
St. Mary. :Magdalene rectory, 23 Bunting Miss, 71 Culver street Compton Mrs. 9 Ire ton road
1
Wimpole road Bunting Misses, II3 North Station rd/Cook Major George Trevor-Roper, 12
Baskett Herbert Fritz,21 Wellesley rd Bunting Mrs. 25 Roman road The Avenue
Bassano Thomas Matthias M.B. 95 1 Bunting William Ellis, 28 Lexden road Cooke Edwin Langstaff,36 Creffield rd
Winnock rood 1
Bunting Wm. Whorlow, 20 Lexden rd Cooper Mrs. 52 Crouch street
Bate Frank Herbert, 2 Winsley road Burleigh Jn. Lawrence, II Oxford rd Cooper :Mrs II Gray road
Bateman Mrs. 13 Ireton road Burner Alfred, 18 Cambridg-e road Corfield Waiter Francis M.D., B.S.,
Bates Thomas William, 53 Lexden rd Burrell Francis James, Abbeycroft, D.P.H. Whindown, Braiswick
Bather William Jsph. 37 Wellesleyrd 7 Abbeygate street Cosser George Whitfield, :.~ Becrea-
Bawtree Yiss, 31 Lexden road Bnrwond Edward, 67 Crouch street tion road
Bawtree Miss, 6 The Avenue Butler S. C. 2 Creflield road Costerton Miss, 62 Crouch street
Bawtree Mrs. 71 High street Bygrave Miss, 14 Booconsfield avenue 1 Cotter Mrs. 9 Creffi.eld road
Beard Ernest Stanley, Woodlands, Cade William, 157 Maldon road rCoulson Rev. Alfred Wm. (WesleyiUI)~
Lexden road Calveley William Hy. 209 Maldon rd r 43 New Town road
Beard Misses, 9 Oxford road Cameron John Mackintosh, 22 Mili- Courteen Rev. Wilfred Henry (vicar-
Beard Reginald 6enjamin, 3 Cam- tary road of St. Paul's), 48 North hill
bridge road Campbell Capt. Hon. Alexander Cowell John. 37 Lexden road
Bt>atson Col. Charles, 86 East hill Francis Henry, Braiswick stud Cox Reginald, 24 Old Heath road
Becher Major Cecil Leycester,4o Cref- Campling Frdk. Winsley's ho. High st Craske Robert Gerald, 10 Victoria rd
field road Cannon Miss, 4 Creffi.eld road Cressell Wm. Thomas, 27 Maldon rd
Beckwith Joseph H. 42 Hythe hill Cansdale Frank, 99 Military road Cripwell Waiter, 38 Wimpole road
}Jedwell John Donald, 72 High street Cant Arthur, IO Cambridge road Critchley Sydney, 72 Winnock road
BedweU John Uobert, 65 High street Cant Frank, Brais\vick Cross Arthur Henry, I8 Roman road
Bedwell Misses, .'>5 North hill Cardinall Mrs. 6 Old Heath road Cross Joseph John, 86 High street
Beeton Thomas Frank, 14 Manor road Carey E. Alfred, 49 Lexden road Cros5: William, t The Avenue
Behr Rev. GPo. Manfred M.A. (curate Carman Georl!'e Wm. 19 'l'hl' Avenne Crowther .Alfred, 3 East hill
in charg<> of St. Stepht>n's), 34 New Carr Alfred Thomas, I78 Maldon rd Crowther Joseph Lord,37NewTown rd
Town road Carter Rev. Henrv Frederick Victor Croydon Fredk. Stanley, 49 East st
ll~>nbam Chas. Edwin, 28 Wellesley rd (rector of St. L~onard's), The Rec- Crnmp Miss, 6o Crouch street
Benham Mrs. 36 Orouoh street tory, Hythe hill

~RECTOi\".J
Ouddon Bernard. The I.imes, O.d Bth
Culley William Richard 1.8.0. Dil-
bridge hall, Ipswich road
Cullinan Mrs. 225 Maldon road
Collingford Rd. Wincup, 47 Lexden rd
Curl Sydney W., M.D.Camb.,
M.R.O.P.Lond. 40 Crouch street
Curtis Missea. 19 Lexden road
Dace Ernest Waring, 17 Honywood rd
Daldy Robert Joseph, so South at
Dancer J. C. 159 Maldon road
Daniell Fdk.Stanley, 26 Shrub End rd
Daniell Mrs. 82 East hill
Daniell Mrs. 19 Ireton road
Da.-ies Herbert George. 27 Roman rd
Davison Col. Jn. Holly trees, High st
Day Rev. John (WesJeyan), -30 Wel-
lesle~ ~oad . Gell Rev. Edward Anthony Sydney
Day Will1am Le1gh Maule B.A., M.B.
4J Lexden road
de Ooorcy-Benwell Rev. Henry Fredk.
M.A. St Martin's :rectory, 7 West
Stockwell street
Dennis Archibald Wilfred, 129 Mal-
don ;J"oad
Dennis Edwin, 8 Gray road
Dennk Miss, r Creffield road
Dt-nton Charles William, 43 Shrub
End 1oad
Denton Mrs. C.E. 9 East Stockwell st
Denyer Charles L. 14 Shrub End rd
Digby Herbert Nokes, IS Queen street
Doh11on George W. 99 Maldon road
Dobson Miss E. 6 Ing-lis road
Dobson Misses, 2 Inglis road
Dobson Misses, St. Alban's, Oxford rd
Dodson Leonard, 29 Roman road
Downes Samuel, 89 Wimpole road
Downing Richard Jas. 2~ .Athelstan rd
Dnnkerley Rev. Roderic B.A., B.D.
(Congregational), 18 Wellesley road
Dnnningham Thos. John,:l8 Eas~ hill
Dnrrant Oscar John,147 Maldon ro!l.d
Eagle Misses, 61 Lexden road
Eales Edwd. Danl.Oliver,go Crouch st
Eardley-Wilmot His Honor Judge
Hogh Eden, 2 The Avenue
Endy Stephen, 11 Old Heath road
Edgar James, 200 Maldon road
Edward!! Mrs. 42 St. John's street
Ellis Chaloner Chute, White lodge.
' Mersea road
Ellison Obome Jas. LL.B.3 Qneen's rd
Elwes Henry Gt-ofTrey, IS.~ High st
Elwes Mrs. 24 Inglis road
England Major Raymond. Reed hall
En(!'land Miss, 42 Creffield road
English_ WiJliam, 19:1 Maldon road<
Erroll Mrs. 42 Wellesley road
Even Col. George Eusebe O.B. 54
Inglis road
Everett Alfred Robert Ma,y, 37
Shrub End road
Everett Henry, 28 New Town road
Everett Mis-s, 66 Barrack street
Evet'ett Willie Chl'istian !..R.O.M. 14
('!reffi.eld road
Farmer Arthur Owen, 12 Queen st
Farmer George, 19 Roman road
'Faavel Charles H. tr Creffield road
Fell Alfred Nolan M.D. I I Lexden rd
,Feltham Mrs. 8 Old Heath road
Fenne:r Henry, So Maldon road
Fieldgate Frank Hy. 9 Shrub End rd
Finch William Ward, 29 Maldon road
Fleetwood Charles. 33 Shrnh End rd
Flory Arthu!' Edwin, 197 MaJ.don rd
lrlory Thomas, 40 Manor road
Flux Charles By. 32 Old Heath road
Flux .Tames Felix. 16 Mpvrirk cri's
.Folkard Ephraim Beardwell. 114 Mal-
don road
'Folkard Misses, I 12 Maldon road
Francis Edwd. Kershaw, S.'i Crouch st
Fra.ncis Jas. Hamilton, 55 Crouch st
Francis Mrs. 21 Athelstan road
Francis Mrs. 55 Crourh street
Freeborn Mis"· 10 Trinity street
'Preeman Major E. C., R.A.M.O.
Tymperl,eys, Trinity street
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FreestunCapt.Wm.B.M.:rSThe Avenue
Frere Mrs. 6 Victoria road
Frisby William, 111 Winnock road
Frost Abraham Wm. 54 North hill
Frost Francis Conrade Shenstone, 25
Shrub End road
Frost Mrs. 31 Wellesley road
Fruin Horace, 5 Drury road
Fryer John Alexander Waugh, 35
Shrub End road
Fuller Miss, 92 Maldon t•oad
Gale Charles Thomas, 52 Wellesley rtl
Gallifent Thomas, 41 Wellesley road
Gammer Harry, 94 Roman road
Garvie James, Mount ho. Old heath
'Gear Lucas M. New Town lodge.
Winnock road
M.A. (chaplain to the forces), -:7
The Avenue
Gentry Harry, 43 Roman road
Goorge Arthur Chapman,171Il.glis road
G;ibbons Mrs. 8 Inglis road
Gihhs John, 203 Mald(\n road
Giddings William K. 6 Abbeygate st
Gilbert Misses, Old Heath cottage
Gill Mrs. 142 Maldon road
Gill William Rey, 202 Maldon road
Godh·ey .Miss, 3 Gray road
Godfrey Mrs. 8 Errington road
Godwin Mrs. 47 Chapel street
Golding Hugh Frederick, Mount
house, Harwich road
Goldsmith Mrs. C. 47 Wellesley road
Goldsmith Mrs.J.0.3o Beaconsfield a\
Goodchild Rev. Ernest John B.A.
(curate of St.Peter's),28 Papillon rd
Goodey Harry, 35 New Town road
Goodwin Sidney Otto, 54 Beaconsfi.eld
avenue - Howe Charles Henry,1o2 Maldon r9ad
Goodwin Wm.Fredk. :r8 Old Hoo.th rd
Goodwyn Capt. Percy. 141 Maldon rd
Goody Mrs. 32 Wellesley road
Goody Neville Clifford, 21 Inglis road
Gosling Frederick Thos. 8 Victoria rd
Gowen William Henry, 6 Gri\Y road
Gower Mrs. Dacca house, Queen's rd
Graham Mrs. 143 Maldon road
Gray Alfred, 21 Maldon road
Gray Arthur, 88 Maldon road
Gray Charles William, 196 Maldon rd
Grayson Rev Joseph Watson (Primi-
tive Methodist), 107 Winnock road
Green Major Jas. Edwd. 33 Lexden rd
G1•een Capt. Dixon. 144 Hvthe hill
Green Alfred. 15 Ireton road
Green Donald Waiter, 20 East bav
Green F.dwd. Chas. 1·8 Ea.Stockwell si
Green Henry, 3 Bea.consfield avenue
Green Miss, 15 East bay
Green Miss, 14 Wellesley road
Green Misses, 2:1 Lexden road
Green Mrs. 28 Beaconsfield avenue
Green Mrs. 211 Maldon t'Oad
Green Mrs. W. G. 27 Shrub.End rd
Green Robert C. 27 Beaconsfield av
Griffin Hemy Lainson, 62 West Stock-
well street
Grimwade Frnk.Woodland&, Ireton rd
Grimwade Hy.West lo.West Lod~?e rd
Grone Ferdinand E., R.B.A. Minden
house, Wellesley road
Gummer Henry .John, 184 Maldon rd
Hall F. W. 26 New Town Toad
Hallam Miss, 16 Beaconsfield avenue
Hallum Mrs. Krishna, West Lodo-e rd
Ham A. H. 140 Maldon road " Johnston Capt. R. D. 5 Victoria road
Hardy Miss, I Sussex road
Hardy Mrs. Charles, 2:1 Lexden roar\
HargreaT"es Capt. Arthur J. G. so
Crouch street
Harper Alexander, 2 Salisbury av·
Harper G. R. 4 Oxford road
Harper John, 19 Beverley road
Harris Rev. Joseph Mont:tgue M.A.
(1-ector of St. Nicholas),7 Lexden rd
Harrison Mrs. Spencer, 14 Cam-
bridge road
Har!!nm George, 18 Beaconsfield av
Hart William C. 25 Ireton road
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Harvey John Bawtree, 29 Wellesley rd
Harvey Miss, 46 Beaconstield avenue
Harward Mrs. 7 BE.verley road
Ha.rwood Wm. Hy. 62 Nth. Station l'4 .
Haugh feter, 21 Roman road
Hawkl' Rowla.nd Welstearl, 4 Hony+
wood road
Ha wkim Miss. 87 East hill
Hazell George, 39 W ellesley t-oad>
Hazell Mrs. 10 Salisbury avenue
Head Charles, 3:;, Creflield road
Head Mu. 58 Wimpole road
!leap Jm,eph Herbert, 47 Roman road
H ~~arle Mrs. 50 Creffield road •
Heath ~rs. 76 Winnoc:k road
Heathcote Capt. Charles Eden&OI\
V f'nloo, Braiswick
Hell en Miss, 7 W ellesley road
HPips Mrl', 61 CrouC'h street
Hennemeyer Mrs. 22 Beaconsfield M"
Hepburn Thomas, 3<; Shrub End r4
Herbert Rev, Edward Otway, 39 Le:l~
den road
Herrin~r Mrs. 4 West Lodge road
Hibberd James, 109 \Vmnock road
Hirkinbotham JamPs Ryland M.B, 11~
Military road
Hobday Lawrence, 14 Roman road
Hodgson William, I7 Shrub End rd
Holland GPo. Chas. 28 Creffi.eld road
Holloway Horace Hy.34 Old Heath rd
Hopwood Joseph Jolly; :r6 Creffield rd
Hopwood Miss, 2 Beverley road .
Hordern Rev. Arthur Venables Oalve-
ley (chaplain to the Forces),Trinity
house, Wirupole road
Horwood Henry Samuel, 7 Victoria rd
Howe Major R. B. B. Drury farm,
Maldon road
Humphrey Miss, 36 Lexden road
Hunt Edgar Atlee, 107 Crouch st~et
Hunt Waiter, 46 Balkerne lan~
Hutton Charles Palme~; Ram, 67 Mili-
tarv•
road
Impey-Lovibond Miss, Ashbourne
house, Victoria •road
irn Thurn Lieut. Basil Bernhardt v.on.
B. S The Avenue
lnd Capt. James Algernon D.L., J.P.
Whitt- hall, Old Heath road
Ingall Mrs. 16 The Avenue •
Inglis Major Thomas Drummond, St.
Mary's, Church street north
Iredell Capt.J.Stanley,9 Honywood rd
Ive~:~ Richard Haward, 3 Oxford road
Ivey· Stephen Hastings J. 97 Win·
nock road
jack:son Lieut-.-Col. Sydney Charles
Fishburn D.S.O. I Abbey field
Jacob Major Arth. Otway, Drnry lo
Jarmin A. M. 15 East hill
Jarred Herbt. Edwd. 70 Winnock rd
Jay Henry, 104 Maldon road
Jeffrey Percy Shaw M.A. The Schoql-
house, Lexden road
Jenkinson Samuel, I I Roman road
Jenks Major William J. South house~
Creffield road
Jennings Harold, 21 Shrub End road
Jennings Miss, 19 Creffield road
Jennings Misses, 135 Maldon road
Jennings William, 16 Old Heath road
Juhnson George, 13 Inglis road
J ohnson H. B. 17 I.ion walk
Johnson James Gentry, 6 Lion waik
.Tohnson Mrs. 64 Creffield road
.runes Charles E. 94 Maldon road
Jones Hy. Wm. Plum hall, Mersea rd
Joscelyne A.Jbert Eustace, 9 Abbey-
gate street
Joslin George H. ro Beverley road
Keeble Arthur James, 74 Roman road
Kelman William Hay, 97 Maldon rd
Kemble Major Edward Arthur, S M>x-
den road
Kent Benjamin Harry, 1,82 :M:aldon
road
Ke11worthy Rev. James Wright, 26
Inglis road
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Kerna~han Mrs. 23 The Avenue Moss Frank, 1 Drury road Radcliffe Kenneth Dudley, 247 Mal-
Kett Jamps, 170 Maldon road Moss Joseph, ao8 Maldon road don road
Keyes John Henry, 152 Maldon road · Moxon Major Herbert William, Brad- Rain bird Waltei" T. 161 Maldon road
Kiddle Major Frederick ~LB. 20 Cam~' ney, Cambridge road Railing James F. 46 Maldon road
bridge road Moy Ernest John, 89 Maldon road Railing Thomas John, I01 Winnockrd
King William Hedl~y. 16 Inglis road Mumford A. G. Acbnacone Rands Waiter Gladstone, Marh&lll
Knight Mrs. 16 Lexden road I Murdoch Frank Butler, 13 Old Heath lodge, Old heath
Knopp Mrs. 91 East hill road Raven Mrs. 3 Castle road
Ladbrooke Herbt. Geo. I9I )laldon rd Murray John, Broom Hill, ::\'Iersea rd Rawlings Miss, go Maldon road
Laver Henry F.S.A. 43 Head street Mustard David, 34 Creffield road Ray Misses, 34 Wellesley road
Laver Philip G.3 Church street north I Naters Rev. Chas. Cuthbert M. A. (rec Bedford Thos. Everitt, 95 Maldon rd
Lawrence John, 42 Crouch street tor St. James'), Rectory, East hill Reed James, 42 Beaconsfield avenue
Lawrence Miss, I3 Cre.ffield road Needham Capt.Roderick,2o The Aven Rees Mrs. 204 Maldon road
Lawrence Mrs. 31 Queen street 'leville James, .29 Beaconsfield avenue Renny Eustace George, I6 Crouch st
La.wton Mrs. 106 Military road Newborn Robert Fred, 3 Irvine road Riehardson Miss, 190 Maldon road
Lay Major Tudor J.P. 27 Lexden rd Newcomen Rev. Gilbert Arthur' Richer Thomas, IO] Maldon road
Lay Mrs. 12 Sir Isaac's walk (curate of St. Leonard's), The Rickword George, 38 Wellesley road
Lazell Mrs . .13 Beverley road Rectory, Hythe bill Rivers William, 21 Beaconsfield avea
Leaning Mrs. 32 Lexden road Newman Mrs. I Sussex road Roberts Wm. Fredk. 2 Errington rd
Leathers H. W. A. 19 Honywood rd ~icholl Miss, 73 East hill Roberts William Thos. x6o Maldon rd
Le Ball Mrs. 7 Butt road ~icholson Benjamin Hugh M.B. East Robertson Mrs. 6 Gladstone road
Leeston-Smith Mrs. East Hill house, lodge, High street Robinson Rev. Thomas B.A. u Bever-
High street ~icholson John, I58 Maldon road ley road
Le Good Henry Benjamin, IB Glad- Nicholson Percy Claude, Glengariffe, Robinson Saml. Geo. 6 Cambridge rd
stone road Cambridge road Robinson Thomas, 20 Crouch street
Le Hunte Lieut. John, 3 Beverley rd Nickalls Mrs. 62 Creffield road Roff Miss, 71 Mersea road
Lewis Thomas Edwin, 173 Maldon rd Nixon Edmund Henry,rsr Maldon rd Rogers Ernest George, 9 The Avenue
Light Henry, 61 North hill North Edward, 23 Old Heath road Rogers Miss, 7 The Avenue
Little Robert, so Wellesley road Nunn J. Hutley, 5 Ra.wstorn road Rogers Mrs. II7 Maldon road
Littlebury Frank, IS Shrub End rd Nunn Robert John, 25I Maldon road Rogers Waiter, 4 Gray road
Littlebnry George, I6 Roman road Oliver John S. 146 Maldon road Rolston R. 23I Maldon road
Littlebury Waiter. 8r Winnock road Oliver John Herbert, 189 Maldon road Rose George, 66 Military road
Littlebury Wm. Warden,84 Roman rd Ord Mrs. Io Lexden road Rowe Edward B. g6 Maldon road
Locke Frank Edwin, I8 Queen street Orfeur Charles Ernest, 8 North Sta- Rowland Penry William M.D. g
Locke Mrs. 38 Lex den road tion road W ellesley road
Locke Osmond Sansom, I Irvine road Orriss James Samuel, 21 Lexden road Rush William, 85 Maldon road
· Locke Waiter William, 6g Culver st Osborne Arthur, 2 Shrub End road Ryan Josep'h Micbael M.B. 9 East bil
Lockwood Miss, I I Wellesley road Osborne John William, 52 Mersea rd Salmon John, 52 Creffield road
Lovell Miss, 13 The Avenue OsborneMrs.Altnacealgach ho.Park rd Salmon Mrs. 2I5 Maldon road
Lovett Alfred, 7!:l Wimpole road Oswald Miss M.B. 2 Trinity street Sandle Henry John, 46 Mersea road
Low William, 57 Wimpole street Otto Henry George, 8 Wellesley road Sandle Samuel Mortimer,12Roman rd
Loyd Harry, 6 Errington road Page Frank, 167 Maldon road Sanger Fredk. Hy. 15 Abbeygate at
Loyd Thomas M. IIO Maldon road Palmer Edwin, 63 Lexden road Sansom Charles Henry, 71 East hil
Luc]dng Arthur John. 20 lnQ"lis "'oacl Palmer George James, 8 Beverley rd Sawyer :Miss, I I Honywood road
Maberly Joseph Strutt, 38 Cre.ffield rd Palmer Herbert. Wybourn, Ireton rd Sayer Edward, 44 North hill
Macdona. Frdk.Graham,5 Beverley rd Papillon Miss, 26 Crcflield road iSchrader Mrs. r62 Maldon road
Macdonald George Anderson, 20 I Parker Edward, 20 Creffield road 1 Scott Waiter Edwin, 9 Beverley road

Shrub End road I Parkes Edward, 41 East street Seaden Horace, Gate house, High sS
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"YcGratb J. J ., }LB. Holland villa, Parry Rev. Kenneth L., B.Sc. (Con- Seeker John Howard, 53 North hill
Maldon road gregational), 48 Creflield road Seeker Miss. 25 Maldon road
McKenna Thomas J as.19 ~Ieyrick cres Parsons Miss, I3 Boman road 1 Senior Percy Thorp, 15 Shrub End rd
• McLennan Mrs. 3 Creffield road Pa~ley Wm. Henry, 26 Wellesley road! Senior Wm. Ernest, go Old Heath rd
Makepeace ErnestDugard,I1 Ireton rd Panl )lr><. 36 Wellesley road Sennitt :Mrs. 67 Mersea road
~alam John William. 82 'Maldon road I Pawsey Hugh W.Old rectory.:Brook st Sewell Frank, 74 Winnock road
.:M:argetson. Mrs. 106 Maldon road I Pawsey Jas.Arth.New rectory,Brook st Sharman Harry Ernest, II St. Isaac's
~arsh Rev. John Bishop M.A. St. Paxman Wm. Shalazan, Braiswick walk
Giles, rectory, Gladstone road· Payne Saml. Taylor, 2 Honywood rd Shaw Hy. Edwards, 25 Beaconsfield aT
~a.rshall Mrs. 34 Lexden road Payne Thos. F. T. 22 Shrub End rd Shead William, I7 Wellesley road
:\fartin Capt. James W. 18 Creffield rd Peachey Miss, IS Creffield road ShephPTd Charles. 68 Winnock road
Martin Charles Henry,25 High street Penney Capt. Ebenezer James, 24 Short Major William Ambrose R.F.A.
Mason James H. 24 Military road Welleslay road 12 lnQ"lis road
::\faturin Col. John, 2I The Avenue Pennv John William, 241 :Maldon rd Short William Llewellyn Everett,
May Edward Eme!!t, St. Mary's cot-- Phillips Isaac Geo. 9 Old Heath road Denby, Cambridge road
tage, Church street south Phillips Joseph, 4 Old Heath road Sidle Thomas, 85 High street
Maybury William Augustus M.D., Plane Mrs. 95 Military road Sidle Thom:is, jnn. 15 Irvine road
M.Ch. 9 We~t ~tncbw11 !'h·eet Pleasants Samuel Thomas Knight, Simkin William Robert, 63 North hill
Mead Christr. Lewis, 153 Maldon rd 45 Roman road Slater Eric .A.rnold. 20I Maldon road
Medcalf Fred, 2 Queen street Pocock George W. 205 Maldun road Smith Albert Charles, 12 Beverley rd
..Merrett Rev. Richard Wiseman Pointing William Jas. 148 l\faldon rd Smith John Plant, 199 Maldon road
.A.K.C.L. (vicar of St. John the Polley Henry H. 67 Wimpole road Smith Mrs. John, jun.rs Wellesleynl
Evangelist), St. John's viCarage, Potter Benj. Scarlett, ng Maldon rd Smith :Mrs. Leeston, East Hill house,
Ipswich road Potter Edward John, 26 West street High street
Merriman Col. Wm. C.I.E. I Gray rd Potter Mrs. 9 Trinity street Smith Mrs. Thompson, 30 Lexden rd
Merry Harold Geo. L. 5 Irvine road Powell William, 17 Roman road Smith Mrs. Wlilliam, 23 Roman road
, Miller Mrs. 88 East hill Praed Wm. Edward, 35 Wellesley rd Smith Osmond Thompson, 8 The
Miller Mrs. 54 Old Heath road Prangley George H. 7 North hill Avenue
Miller Wm. Thos. I Recreation road Pratt Wilfrid, n Irvine road Smith WilliamSeptimus,xgMaldon rd
Mills Frederick Geo. I8 Beverley road Pratt William Harry, 48 Mersea road Smythies Capt. Palmer Kingsmill
Y:ills Mrs. I83 Maldon road Preece Richard, I86 Maldon road R.N:, J.P. 55 Lexden road
Mills Thomas, 12 Old Heath road Preston Capt. Capon Henry, 7 Old Softley Charles, .'>I Roman road
Mitchell Rev. John Robert (Baptist), Heath road Sorsbie Mrs. 15 Inglis road
109 Maldon road Prichard Rev. Richard Edgar Vipan Southgate BertieWm.260ld Heath :rd
'Moger Reginald Tanqueray, 12 Bony- ~LA. (curate in charge of Christ Southgate Edgar Jn.I7 Old Heathrd
wood road Church), 8 Salisbury avenue Southgate Percy, ;n Old Heath road
Monck-Mason Rev. Espine Robcrt Prior Asher, 4 Victoria road 1Sparlin~ Arthnr Steward Blytb, al
M.A. (rector of Holy Trinity), I2 Prior P.asil Cyprian B.A., LL.B. 21 CrP.ffiE'1rl road
Lex den road Ire ton road ISparling Mrs. 2 East hill
"Monte.gu Gen. Sir Horace William Prior James, I LPxden road I Spencer Rev. Waiter Edmund M.A.
K.C.B., R.E. 15 Oxford ro1d Pros:>Pr :Mrs. 27 Wellesley road I (vicar of Rt. Botolph's),St.Boto}ph.'•
~foore Geo. Everitt, 6 Honywood rd Prow;:e ).Iajor Charles lh>rtie, The
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viC'arage, Priory strePt
'Moore M~s .. 185 ).laid on 1' ad ~Iinories. Hig-h street I Spurrier Rev. Edward (Blptist), 38
Jloore W1lham. 169 'Maldon road P:;.-n{' Mrs. 168 Maldon road I Sali!!hurv avenue
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:Stanford C. M. Braiswick house rnrner F. Doughs M.B.Lond. Royal White-Hopkins Capt.Jn. I Queen's rd
Stanford lvan, 233 Maldon road Eastern Counties Institution Whitehouse Thomas Emery, xoo
.Stannard Arthur, 24 Beaconsfield av Turner Miss, So Roman road Military road
.Stanyon Bobert, 17-4 Maldon road ·rurner Thomas Bentley,Abbey Gate ho Whitfield Mrs. 12 East Stockwell st
Stapleton Comm. Gregory R.N. All Turner-Wells Mrs. 54 Creffield road Wicks Mrs. 2 Lex.den road
Saints' house, Hig-h street rwyman Frederick, 55 Roman road Wicks Mrs. 18 Lexden road
!Start Joseph William F.S.I. 45 ryler Col. Jn. Chas. 8 Cambridge rd Wigley Mrs. 227 Maldon road
W ellesley road Ulph Mrs. 8 Lexden road Wiles Wm. Goodwin, 4I St. John's st
Steele Capt . .Adam Rivers, Kingswode Varenne Mrs. 144 Hythe hill Wilks Stanley, 25 Athelstan road
Hoe, Sussex road Wade Albert Edward, 34 Rawstorn rd Williams Col. Sydney Frederick, 3
Stewardson Mrs. 48 Crouch street Wainscot Mrs. 7 Gray road Abbey field
"Stewart Major James, 2 Abbey field Walkden Waiter S. 217 Maldon road Williams Herbert Edward, 152 High at
Stewart Mrs. 98 Maldon road \Yalker Capt. Charles Bishop, ro The Williams Mrs. Alfred, 59 Lexden I'd
Sticknev Mrs. 8 Honvwood road Avenue Williams Mrs. M. A. 14 Lexden road
Stickney Thomas W1D.253 Maldon rd Walker Mrs. I Oxford road Williamson Herbert, 6o High street
Stiles Waiter, I9 Beaconsfield avenue Wallace Robert W. 30 Inglis road Williamson SI. Randall,97 Military ,rd
.Stockwt'll Capt. Hugh Charles, The Walling Francis Wm. 43 St. John's st Willmott Miss, 6 Oxford road
.Cannons • Wallis Herbert John, 5 Creffield road Willsher Samuel, 108 Maiden road
Story George, 20 Beaconsfield avenue Wallis Robert John, I3I Maldon road WilmerCapt.Worthington,23Ireton rd
Stowe C. Pisgah house, Braiswick Wanklyn Henry Chas. 9 Victoria rd Wilson Frank Os born B. A. 12 Beacons-
Swan Henry D. 57 Le:xden road Ward Rev. Charles Triffit M.A. field avenue
Swannell Mrs. 46 W ellesley road (vicar), St. Peter's vicarage, Wilson Mrs. I6 Cambridge road
Swayne Lt.-Col. E. H. Goojerah ho 59 North hill Wilson P. 223 Maldon road
'Tait Edward Berry, 229 Maldon road Ward Rev. D. Livingstone (Congre- Winch John Miller, I9 Wellesley road
'l'awell Ernest, 29 Old Heath road gational), IO East Stock-well street Wood Thomas, 48 Wimpole road
Tayler Rowland C., M.R.C.V.S. 19 Ward A. Owen, 10 Inglis road Woods Mrs. 17 Maldon road
Queen street Ward Adam, 110 North Station road Woodward Frederick, 87 Maldou road
'Taylor Arthur Terry Isola, 13 Hos- Ward Chas. Thomas, 14 Honywood rd Wooldridge Mrs. 56 Beaconsfield aveo
pital road Ward Edward Alfred, 76 Roman road Wormell Rd. Clarence, so Military rd
Taylor Miss, r65 Maldon road Ward Ge1:lrge Crowe, 3 Victoria road Worts Dale Graham L.D.S.Glas. t8
Taylor William Henry, 16 Orchard rd Ward Mrs. 33 Wellesley road Crouch street
..fhacker Percy, 64 North Station road Warner Daniel Forton,43 Wellesley rd Worts ~dwin L.R.C.P.Lond.,M.R.C.S .
Thomas James Henry; rso Maldon rd Warner John, 192 Maldon road Eng. 6 Trinity street
"l'hompson Geo. Elliott,145 Maldon rd Watson Mrs. 5 Lexden road Worts Stanley Edwin L.R.C.P.Lond.,
Thoyts Major Francis Gordon Grant, Watson Sidney, I54 Maldon road M.R.C.S.Eng. 5 Trinity street
The Glen, Old Heath road Watts Frank, 30 Creffield road Wratislaw Misses, Sussex lo.Sussex. rd
TiUEtt Miss, 48 Beaconsfield avenue Watts Lent John, All Saints, High st Wright Frank Littlewood,195 Maldon -
Tooley Alfred, 9 High street Watts Mrs. 19 Old Heath road road
To"n William Henry, Io Wellesley rd Watts Thos. Wm, 20 Old Heath road Wright Geo. Alfred, 64 Winnock rd
Townsen<l William Waiter, Old Rec- Way Mrs. 15 Old Heath road Wright Horace Bradbrook, go East hl
tory, 143 Hythe hill Weatherall Fras.Herbt.127 Maldon rd Wright James William Ewart Glad-
Townshend Harold, 163 Maldon road Webb Arthur, 149 Maldon road stone, 6 Beverley road
Towsey Mrs. 9 Irvine road Webb Mrs. 12 Creffield road Wrinch Mrs. 4 Beverley road
Tracey Goorge, 77 Wimpole street Webb ·wm. Hy. 41 New Town road Wyatt Arthur Harvey, 3 Bank
'Trudgett Joseph William, 9 Gray rd Webber Mrs. Victory ho. Old Heath passage, High street
Tru\!!love William, 121 Maldon road Weeks Wallace John, 4 Gladstone rd Wyncoll Francis Henry, 6o North
'Tucker Thomas Lee, 49 Roman road Wheeler John Frederick, 10 High st Station road
"l'ufnell Capt. Nevill .Arthur Charles Whitby Henry, 144 Maldon road Wyncoll Thomas Edward, 83 East hill
de Hirzel J.P. The Old bank Whitcombe Right Rev. Robert Henry Yorke Mrs. 133 Maldon road
'Turner Ernest Hammond, I2 Hospital D.D. (Lord Bishop of Colchester), Young George Wm. 25 Old Heath rd
road 25 The Avenue Young Henry Wm. 27 Old Heath rd
White William Harley,46 Wimpole rd
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COYM:ERCIAL. • Archer Charles H. corn merchant, 120 High street & 8
Early closing day, Thursday. Magdalen street ; coal depot, St. Botolph's station;
stores, George street; granaries, Hythe quay
Aberdein Henry Herbert, dining rooms,11 Short Wyre st Arnold James John, Bath hotel, 34 Osborne street
Ablett Charles William, insurance agent, 4 Wellington st Askew & Sons, bill po-sters, I Sheepen road
.Ablewhite Thomas, organizing sec. & agent for Harwich Askew Alfred Harry, cart & van builder, 30 North hill
Division Conservative & Unionist .Association, 121a, Askew James Saml. antique furniture dlr. 43 North hill
High street Assembly Raoms (Home Counties Public House Trust
Ad'!lms & Co. motor engineers & coach builders, 47 & 49 Limited, proprietors), 43 & 44 High street
Culver street & 77 East hill j Association fm the Protection of Property & Prosecution
_\dams Adam, bookseller, stationer &c. 5 Queen street of Criminal Offenders in the Borough of Colchester
Adams Predk. Wm. baker & confectioner, I3I High st (Henry Geoffrey Elwes, sec. & solicitor), 3 High street
,....\dams Wm. Cross Keys P.H.Culver st.& 2 Long Wyre st Asten John Thomas, sewing machine agent, 1 Eld lane
Addison Charles Edward L.R.C.P.Irel., M.R.C.S.Eng., Austin Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, I4 Crouch street
L.M.Eng. physician & surgeon, & certifying factory Austin George .Alfred, wheelwright, 12 Bromley road
surgeon, 9I Maldon road Austin George Edward, fishmonger, IO Magdalen street
Ag-gio H. & Son, music & musical instrument dealers, Austin Philip, boot repairer, I2 Burlington road
Head gate Austin Waiter, master mariner, 24 Back lane. Hythe
Ainsworth & Co. cycle agents, 96 High street Auston Geo. Edwd. farmer, Pondfi.eld farm, Harwich rd
Alderson Brothers, ·r.oot & ~hoe dealers,38 Long Wyre st Avery W. & T. Limited, scale makers, 27 Queen street
Aldons Eli, tailor & hosier, II9 High street Avis Ed.gar, boot maker, 28 East street
Aldons Lavina (Miss), dress maker, 5 Morant road Avis Sidney Thomas, boot repairer, 19 Priory street
Alexander John, shopkeeper, 36 Military road Ayling Albert Edward, restaurant, 41 North hill
.Alston Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 165 Magdalen street A.yres Ellen (Miss), confectioner, I3 Butt road
Amos Albert, boot repairer, 22 Colne Bank road Bailey Edward Wm. house furnisher, 6:2 to 66 Ea~t •t
!mos George Marlborough, general dealer, 5, 6 & 7 Bailey Victoria G. (Miss), milliner, 30 Head street
Balkerne lane Bailey Willie, boot maker, 24 Cnlver street
Amos William, trave11ing draper, 8 Mersea road Baker A. &; E. P. general drapers, costumiers, milliners
.Andrews & Co. Raddlers & harness makers, I47 High at & furriers, 7 & 9 Head street. T N 125
Andrews Edmund Hastings, news agent, 75 Crouch st Baker & Hearsum Misses, dress makers, Grafton house,
Anglo-American Dental Institute (H. L. Henry, princi- Princess street
pal), SI Head street. T N 215 Baker Albert, King's .Arms P.H. 63 Crouch street
Ariglo-A.merican Oil Co. Limited; depot, North station Baker Albert Thomas, reg. plumber, 63 Crouch street
!.ppleby & Wilson, butchers, IS Magdalen street Baker Con, shopkeeper, 26 Roman road
_\ppleby .Alfred James, boot & shoe mak.er, 44 Long Baker Cyril Robert, Cups Hotel t.ap, High street
Wve
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street & 2 Maldon road Baker George, shopkeeper, II4 Harwich -r11ad
Appleton & Moss, builders, Constantine works, Butt rd Baker Harry Ernest, chemist & drnggist,34 & 36 Head st
A.ppleton George, builder, 24 Errington road Baker Thomas Edwin, boot repairer, I6 East hill
Apps Edward Mason, tailor, 58 High street Baker Thos. Hy. architect & snrveyor,s Head Gate conrl
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Ball Inspector George Hatfield, inspector of weights &
measures for the borough, Police office, Town hall
Bandy Frederick, boot & shoe maker, 9 St. Botolph st
Banham Ruth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 & 69 North Sta~
tion road
Banyard Waiter, painter, plumber &c. 6 Harwich road
Barber ~-\.lfred, Goat & Boot P.H. 70 East hill
Barber Frederick William, grocer, 38 Bourn-e road
Barber Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Lisle road
Barclay & Company Limited, bankers (.llfred Tooley,
manager), 9 High street; head office, 54 Lombard
street, London E C
Barclay & Company Limited (sub-branch to Manning-
tree), bankers, 23 High street (open sat. only, from
2.30 to 5 p.m.); draw on head office, 54 Lombard st.
London E C
Bare John, fishmonger, 7 Magdalen street
Barham Charles William, shopkeeper, r6 Balkerne lane
Barker Ada (Miss), dress maker, 83 Crouch street
Barker Frederick, cab proprietor, 20 Burlington road
Barnes M aria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, r6 Barrack street
Barrell Golden, boot maker, r Harwich road
Barrett Sophia (Miss), costumier, n Alexandra road
Barrett William, tailor, 23 Crouch street
Barritt Ernest Henry, chemist, I High street & 2, 4 &
6 Head street
Barron Herbert, haberdasher, 162 Magdalen street
Bartlett John Charles, Marlborough Head P.H. 46 St.
Botolph street
Bart.on Harry, organizing secretary & registration agent
to the Colchester Conservative & Unionist Association,
St. llotolph's house, Magdalen street
Ba"combe Edwin Cecil Dare M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond., L.D.S.Eng. d.ental surgeon, 54 Head street
(T N 18r); & St. Patrick's, 4th avenue, Frinton-on-
. Sea. T N 71
Baskett Herbert Fritz, auctioneer, 10 Crouch street
Baske-tt Kate piiss), news agent, & town sub-post office,
63 Butt road
Bassano Thomas ~atthias M.B., C.M., L.R.C.P. & S.
Edin. sur!:{eon, & medical officer, 1st district, Col-
chester union, 95 Winnock road
Bateman & Wyncoll, tailors &; outfitters, 5 St. Nichol:>s st
Bateman John, chimney sweeper, 75 Hythe hill
Bather Thomas, painter &c. 22 Northgate street
Batten Fredk. Wm. dining rooms, ':! St. llotolph's corner
llaughan Charles Ernest, ham & tongue dealer, 40
Long Wyre street
Baxter William, boot maker, rgr Magdalen street
Bayliss James, tobacconist, B Head street & Fleece
hotel, 26 Head street
Bays Ed-ward, confectioner, 22 Maldon road
Beard (Ernest: Stanley) & Daniell, auctioneers,
valuers, house & estate agents & surveyors, tenant
right valuers & fire loss assessors, Head Gate (T N
36) ; & at High street, Brightlingsea. See adver-
tisement:
Beard & Son, general, furnishing & wholesale iron-
mongers & iron & steel merchants, bellhangers, hot
water, gas, electric & sanitary engineers & oil & color
merchants, Head Gate. T N 41
lleard Elizabeth Maria (Mrs.),dress maker,74Military rd
BPattie Thomas, insurance supt. I7'Z Maldon road
Beanmont Brothers, cycle makers, 7oa, Maldon road
Beaumont Brothers, dairymen, 10 Constantine road
Beaumont & Son (of Coggeshall), solicitors, Victoria
chambers, West Stockwell street; attend 2 to 4 sat
Beanmont George Fre<re"i'ick F.S.A. solicitor, see Beau-
m()nt & Son
Beaumont Perey Wilfred, hair dresser, 36 Culver street
BeckeU Thomas Arthur, antique dealer, 54 Crouch st.
& cabinet maker, 8 Ealkerne lane
Beckwith & Co. ship owners & coal mers. 13 Hythe quay
Bedwell Arthur William, apartments, 4 .Abbeygate st
Bedvvell .John Robert, pawnbroker, jeweller &
cl()thiel' 63, & insurance & house agent & valuer 64,
High street -
Beeston Charlotte & Ellen (Misses), boarding house, 18
Culver street
Bell Edward. Greyhound P.H. 39 St. Botolph strPet
Benham & Co. Limited, Machine Printers,
printers & publishers of the "Essex County Standard,"
"West Suffolk Gazette & Eastern Counties Adver-
tiser," "Colchester Ga:r.ette" & "Walton Gazette," 24
Hi()'h street & The Colchester printing works, Oulver
str~et. See advertisement
Benham & Wilson, solicitors, 17 & r8 High street
Bennell & Sons, decorators, 41 Queen street
llennell Mark, tobacconist, 16 St. Botolph's corner
Bennell Thomas, china & glass dealer, 24 Eld lane
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Bensusan-Butt G.eoffrev• Cra-u-ford A.C ..1. chartered
· accountant (firm, Short, Smedley, Bensusan-Butt &;
Drake), 8 West Stockwell street
Bensusan-Butt Ruth (Mrs.) M.D., B.S.Lond. physician
& surgeon, r6 North hill
Berry E. R. & Co. ILctor engineers, Pownall Cl'escent
Berry George Edward & Herbert, laUDdry, Old Heath rct
Berry Arthur Wm. motor engineer, 2ga, .Artillery st. sth
B.crry Charles, ga.sfitter, 34 Burlington road
Berry Harry, news agent, 61 llarra.ck street
Bertoncini Nicola, confectioner, 97 Barrack st:ree\
ijett.s Sidney, county court bailiti, Trinity chambera..
Culver street
Bevan & Son, chemists, 124 High stree~
Bews .-lrthur, wholesale news agent, 4 Pelham's lane-
Bibby Herbert, beer retailer, 125 Crouch street
Bibby William, florist, 25 North Station road
Billson A. M. & L. M. (Misses), girls' school, rs li 17
Lexden road
Bird Frances (Mrs.), Cock & Pye P .H. 56 North hill
llird J ames, boot maker, 37 St. Botolph street
Bird Samuel John, grindery dlr. 9 St. Botolph's corner
Birks Frederick C. fishmonger, 6o Maldon road
Birks Waiter John, motor engineer, 44 Crouch street &.
West Lodge road
Blake George, pork butcher, 87 North Station ~ad
Bland W. H. & Co. wine & spirit merchants, 10 Cnlver 1\
Bland Albert, butcher, 49 Canterbury road
Bland Charles Edward, manager of Colchester :Permanent
Benefit Building Society ; agent to Sun Fire & Lif&
offices & t() Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insuranc&
Society Limited & sec. to Colchester Provident .Asylnm
Society, 35 Crouch street (T N S) &; waterworks.
superintendent of Colchester Corporation, Town hall
Bland James Mark, saddler, II9 Butt road
Blatch M. hair dresser, 16 :Mersea road
Blatch William, hair dresser, 26 Eld lane
Bloice Fred~rick George, builder, 35 Military road
Blomfield & Co. Limited, house furnishers 19, &i iro-.
mongers 25, St. Botolph street
Blomfield .Alice Fanny (:Mrs.), shopkeeper, 131 Barrack si
Blowers Horatio Jas. mineral water mfr. r8 Osborne Ill
Blyth Elizabeth (Mrs.), 33 Old Heath road
Blyth John (Mrs.), farmer, Gift House farm, Old heath
Bond Samuel & Son, house furnishers, 14 & 15 North bl
Bones Amelia (Miss), dress maker, 48 South street
Bones David, eycle d·c>aler, 24 Butt road
Bones Emma (:Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 6 Osborne street
Bonner Emma & Mary (Misses), fruiterers, ga, Short
Wyre street
Bonner Albert Geo. watch maker, see Turner & Bonner
Banner Mary Esther (Miss), dress maker, 22 Castle road
Boon .A. G. tailor, 27 Crouch street
Booth & Smith, monumental masons, Kendall road
Boots Cash Chemists (Eastern) Ltd. 48 Long Wyre st
Borough of Colchf'ster Electricity Supply Dept. (Wm_
Frisby .A.:M.I.E.E. electrical engineer), Osborne streei"
Borough Fire Brigade (John Cocker, acting captain),.
Stanwell stre-et
Borough Police Office (Capt. Hugh Charles Stockwell,.
chief constable), Town hall, West Stockwell stree~
Borough Surveyor's Office (vacant), Town hall
Bot ham Elsi-9 (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 64 Military road
Bott James, tobacconist, 22 Butt road
Bourne James, .Alma P.H. 34 Military road
Boutell James, verger of St. Leonard's, Victor road
BouttellAlbt.Victor,bathing place attendant,4BelleVue ro
Bowers William Henry, boot maker, _1ga, Osborne street
Bowers William Henry, boot repairer, 136 Cant-erbury rd
Bowman Alfred, tailor, 6 Mill street, Military road
Boy S!'outs (1st Colchester Troop) (Wallace Cole, scout-
master), 155 Hi~h street
Boyden Ge-orge, builder, 5 Colne llank road
Boyden William, decol'ator, 74 Bonrn.e rDad
Boyles Charles, confectioner, 187 Magdalen street
Tlrackett F. W. & Co. Ltd. engmeers, Hythe Station rd
Rraddy Alfred, watch & clock maker. 108 Priory street
Braddy Edgar, hair dresser, 197 Magdalen street
BradlPy Edmnnd Thomas, hon"e furnisher, 34 Queen st
Brand Brothers, drapers, ?4 High street
Branson Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Maiden burgh st
Bray Waiter T. The Grosvenor P.H. 62 Ma.ldon road
Bridge Alfred, Essex Arms P.H. llutt road
Bridg-e John, saddler & harness ma. 3 North Station rri
Bridge John Thomas, assistant inspector of weights et
mPasures for the Northern district of Essex,1 ::Korth hi
Bridgeman Benjamin Pearson, solicitor & eommissioner
for oaths, registrar of county court & district regis-
trar of high court of justice & registrar in bank-
ruptcy, County Court offices, B Church street north
Brignell W1lliam John, dispensing chemist, 8 East hill
Brissenden Annie (Miss), dress maker, 34 Kendall road.
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Britannia (The) Engiooering Co. (1910) Limited, en-
gineers, Moagdalen street
Bromley Emma Sophia (Mrs.), aparts. 3I Osborne street
Brook Frederick Charles & Son, blacksmiths, Culver st
Brook Thomas Daniel, auctioneer, valuer & estate
agent, I53a, High street
Brooks W. & Sons, maltsters, The Hythe maltings
Brooks Frederick, fried fish dealer, 12 Vineyard street
Brooks Fredk. John, fried fish dealer, 174 Magdalen st
Brooks John, boot repairer, 83 Butt road
Broom &; Son, tailors, 86 North Station road
Broom Edward, tailor & outfitter, 29 North hill
Brough J. H. & Co. coal merchants, 10 Church st. north
Brown Edith (Miss), fancy draper, us Crouch street
Brown Frederick, cabinet maker, 39 Balkerne lane
Brown Frederick, coal merchant, 45 East street
Brown Herbert Charles, tailor, 39 High street
Brown John Edwin, supt. Post office, Head street
Brown Kate (Miss), dress maker, 77 Maldon road
Bruce George, blacksmith, 37 East street
Bruce Samuel, boot maker, 1 Morten road
Brnce William James, coach builder, 88 & 89 Hythe hl
Buck Alfred G. sec. Essex County Hospital, Lexden rd
Bucke Edward Betts, wine & spirit merchant, 5 Maiden-
burgh street
Bucke Louisa (Miss), teacher of music, 5 Maidenburgh st
Buckingham S. & Sons, family & military boot & shoe
makers; also agents for Wilcox & Gibb's sewing ma-
chines, 17 & I9 Head street. T N 287
Bugg Arthur William, shopkeeper, 105 Priory street
Bullock Albert Samuel, coal & coke factor, 21 Crouch
street (Telephone 194) & Magdalen street; also Pier
avenue, Clacton·on-Sea. T N 1X3
Bullock Wm. corn, :flour & yeast mer. 32 Maldon road
Bullough Robert Crossley A.M.I.C.E. general manager &
engineer of the Corporation tramways, Magdalen street
Bultitnde Ernest Henry, clerk to tbe Borough of Col-
chester Education Committee, 3 Trinity street
Bunting & Sons, nurserymen, 28 Lexden road
Bunting Alfred, nurseryman, The Nurseries, North
Station road
Bunting Isa.ac, bulb merchant, North nursery, II5 North
Station road
Burch William Henry; shopkeeper, 6r Magdalen street
Burfield Charles William, news agent, 2 Scheregate
Burling George R. Lamb hotel, 128 High street
Burnby James, sh{)pkeeper, 30 East Stockwell street
Burrows Albert, fruiterer &c. 5 Short Wyre street
Burston David, wine & spirit merchant & beer bottler,
57 High street (T N 45); & Rosemary road, Clacton-
on-Sea. T N 87
Burt~n James & Son, dairymen, 36 Magdalen street
Bnrton, Son & Sanders Ltd.wholesale grocers,Pelham's la
Burton Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5 East street
Burton Ernest .Albert, grocer, 20 Errington road
Burton James (Mrs.), farmer, Barn Hall farm,Mersea rd
Burwood Edward, professor of music, 67 Crouch street
Dutcher Alfred, boot maker, 2 Rawstorn road
Butcher Alfred James, grocer, 103 & 105 Crouch street
Butcher Charles, wholesale c~nfectnr. 163 Magdaleu st
Butcher Fredk. George, insurance agent, 20 Cedars rd
Butcher George, tobacconist, 6o East hill
Butcher Thomas, Albert inn, :nr North .Station road
Byford John Thomas, outfitter, 44 St. Botolph street &
stationer, & post office, 38 Queen street
Byham John William, baker, 55 West Stockwell street
Cade George William, watch maker, 15a, St. Botolph st
Cade William, pork butcher, 35 Long Wyre street
Cadman Isabel (Miss), umbrella maker, 7 Crouch street
Cahill Lonisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 28 Maldon road
Callaghan Waiter, coal merchant, 6 Hythe quay
Caney George James, river pilot, 2 Hawkins rd. Hythe
Canham Thomas .Arthur, secondhand furniture dealer,
64 High street
Canham William John, shoeing smith, 33a, East hill
Cannon George, tailor, 33 Osborne street
Csnt Benjamin R. & Sons, rose growers (established
I765), The Old Rose gardens . Codd Alice (Miss), dress maker, 46 Crowhurst road
Cant Frank & Co. rose growe~, Braiswick rose gardens
Cant Chas. Inman, m&rket gardener, IO Maidenburgh st
Capital & Counties Bank Limited (branch) (Geo. Howard
Prangley, mana!!er), 17 & 18 High street; draw on
head office, 39 Threadneedle street, London E C
Cardy Harry, baker, 83 Barrack street
Carey Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper, 93 Hythe hill
Carey Maurioe, builder, 19 Pownall crescent
Carlo Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 16 Castle road
{)arlo Henry Thomas, shopkeeper, 64 Lisle road
Carr Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 53 Kendall road
Carr Thos. musical instrument dealer, 31 Long Wyre st
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Carrington .Arthur, deputy harbour master & collector
of harbour dues, 49 Harsnett road •
Carter John, boot & shoe maker, 179 Magdalen street
Carter William, pork butcher, 58 :Maldon road
Carver Louisa (Mrs.), apartments, 12a, Priory street
Cash Clothing ~tures ('l'he), cluth1ers, 56 High street
Castle Brewery (Daniell & Sons Breweries Limited),
6 Maidenburgh street; & at West Bergholt
Cater Willia.m John & Son, bird dealers, 148 High street
Uater Adelaide (Mrs.), dlr. in antiquities, 73 High st
Cat~r Alfred, confectioner llli brrd stutter, 62 ~ast hill
Cater .!.lice (Mrs.), confectioner, 53 Priory street
Uater George, confectioner, 201 Magdalen street
Cater Sopbia (Mrs.), confectioner, 10 M.iddleborongh
Cater William Nathaniel, confectioner, 13 Queen street
Cattle Market (William Charles White, collector), I3
St. John's street
Cawley Harry William, beer retailer, 27 Bromley road
Cawton William, district superip.tendent Pearl Assur-
ance Co. Limited, 10 St. John's street
Cemetery (Charles Webb, superintendent), Mersea road;
(Arthur S. B. Spading, clerk & solicitor to the Coun-
cil acting as the Burial Board & registrar of burials);
offices, I7 Queen street
Chambers Charles Edward, baker, 27 North Station xoad
Chambers George, jeweller, n Head st. & 19 Crouch st
Chambers ·waiter, builder, 101 Magdalen street
Chaplin Ernest Jobn, decorator, 20 Wimpole road
Cbaplin Robert, hair dresser, 2a, Military road
Chaplin Samuel, hair dresser, 38 St. John's street
Cbapman Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer, 25 East hill
Chapman Frank, fruitr. 65 Crouch st. & 43 St.Botolph st
Chapman Hy. boot ma. 34 Northgate st. & I Middleboro'
Chapman Jane Amelia (Mrs.), Victoria P.H. Io North
Station road
Charge Thomas, shopkeeper, 29 Brook street
Chase & Co. fishmongers, 158 High street
Chawner Benjamin, watch maker, 29 Long Wyre street
Cheek William, baker, 39 & 40 South stree~
Cheshire Edwin, butcher, 11~ High street
Cheshire William, china & glass stores, 24 St. Botolph st.
Chichester Edward M.B.Lond., M.R.O.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. (firm, Renny, Day & Chichester), surgeon,..
Tranent, 22 Crouch street
Child & Potter, china & glass dealers, 52 & 53 High .«t ..
& 38 Culver street
Child George, wardrobe dealer, r:t8 Trinity street
('hisnall Charles, general dealer, I North Station road
Chopping E. & Sons Limited, millers (water &; steam} •
Middle mill
Church Gardner & Stanley, butchers, 6 Crouch street &;;
27 Middleborough
Claire Elise (Mdslle. ), milliner, 8I Crouch street
Clamp .Albert James, pawnbroker, 122 Priory street
Clamp Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 19 East hill
Claridge William &; Co. saddlers, 125 High street
Claridge A. J. (:Mrs.), saddler, 14 Butt rd. & I Crouch st.
Clark Dunca.n Waiter, architect, 3 High street
Clark Ernest Fisher, painter, 87 Butt road
Clark Geo. Recreation hotel, Military rd. & Wimpole rd'
Clark Louis N. hair dresser, 6-Ja, Butt road
Clarke Samuel David, relieving officer 2nd district &.
vaccination officer for South & East wards, Belle vue,
Land lane, East hill
Clary Samuel, greengrocer, SI Winnock road
Clax{)n Sarah (Mrs.), hosier & hatter, III High street
Clements William, general dealer, 87 Old Heath road
Clift James & Son, saw mills, Military road
Clowet;~ William Frederick Albert L.R.C.P.Lond.,
M.R.C.S.Eng. (firm, Worts, Son & Clowes), physician
& surgeon, St. John's street
Coates Arthur, fried fish dealer, 67 Butt road
Cootes William, carter, 14 St. Leonard's road
Cobbs Robert, insurance agent, 32 Wimpole road
Cocker William,shopkeeper & beer retailer, 15 Cromwell rd
Cockrell Geo. Henry, tobacconist, Iez l\lagdalen street
Cockrell Wm. Jeremiah, Whalebone P.H. 22 East hill
Colchester Auto Car Co. (George Hammond, manager),.
motor engineers & repairers, car & tyre agents, 25
Butt road. T N 104
Colchester Branch of the Junior Imperial &; Constitu-
tional League (L. Worthington Evans M.P. presiden1i;
Harry Bar ton, organizing sec.), St. Botolph's house,.
Magdalen street
Colchester Brewing Co. Limited, brewers & wine & spirit
merchants (Harry Ernest Sharman, general manager).
Eagle brewery, East hill
Colche!!lter Chamber of Commerce (Louis Chas. Sier.
sec.), 3 High street
Colchester Charjty Organisation Society (John Howard
Seeker, assistant sec.), 5 High street
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Colchester Club (G. C. Bensusan-Butt, sec.), Bank
passage, High street. T N I37
Colchester Conservative & Unionist Association (Rt. Hon.
• James Round D.L., J.P. president; Harry Barton,
organizing sec. &i registration agent), St. Botolph's
house, 208 Magdalen ;;;treet
Colchester Conservative & Unionist Working Men's Club
Limited (Fred-erick H. Sanger, hon. sec.; R. T. Lewis,
assistant sec.), St. Botolph's house, Magdalen street
Colchester Conservative & Unionist Working Men's Club
Limited (E. C. Green, hon. sec.), 15a, High street.
Colchester Corn Exchange & Cups Hotel Co. Limited
(H. Geoffrey Elwes, sec.), High street; registered
offices, 3 High street
Colchester Corporation Tramways (Robert Crossley Bul·
lough A.M.I.C.E. general manager & engineer), Mag·
dalen street
Colchester & District Trade Protection Society (W.
Gurney Benham J.P. president; Louis Charles Sier,
sec.), 3 High street
Colchester & East Essex Brewers' & Licensed Victuallers'
Association (Stanley Moger, sec.), 6 North hill
Colchester & East Essex Co-operative & Indus-
tria! Society Limited (Robert Bttltitude, sec.), 25
& 32 Long Wyre street; 33 Culver street; Kendall
road & 61, 63 & 65 North Station rd. ; also branches
at Lexden, Rowhedge, Wivenhoe, Manningtree &
Brightlingsea & .Assembly Hall at 25 Long Wyre street
Colchester Equitable Building Society (Harry
Goodey, sec.); reg. offic~ St. Peter's chmbrs. High st
Colchester Fanciers' Association (Edmund H. Andrews,
hon. sec.), 75 Crouch street
Colchester Gas Light Oo. (W. W. Towns-end, manager
& engineer; W. English, sec.) ; show room, 29 High
street; office & works, Hythe quay
Colchester Gazette (Benham & Co. Limited, proprietors
& publishers; published wednesday morning), 24 High
street. See advertisement
Colchester Golf Club (Major G. D. Luard,sec. ),Braiswick
Colchester High School for Boys & Girls (Ferdinand E.
Grone R.B.A. & Miss M. Grone, principals), Welles-
ley road
{)olchester Hippodrome Co. Limited (F. Graham Mac-
dona, manager), High stroot
-Golchester Home-Mad.e Bread Co. (depot), bakers, 82
Lisle road & 66 Butt road
Colchester Lathe Co. machine tool mas.Hythe Station rd
..-Colchester Liberal Association (Allen George Aldridge,
sec.), Headgate buildings
Colchester Manufacturing Co. clothing manufacturers &c.
22 & 23 Stanwell street
Colchester Masonic Hall Co. Limited (R. H. Ives, sec.);
reg. office, 17 Queen street
Colchester Meat Co. 34 Long Wyre stre-et & 1 St.
Botolph's corner
Colchester Medical Society Library (Eustace George
Renny M.R.C.S.Eng. sec.), 5 High street
Colchester Permanent Benefit Building Society (Wilson
Marriage J.P. chairman; Charles Edward Bland, man-
ager); offices, 35 Crouch street
Colchester Refuge Home (Sister Kay, supt.), Bays
house, Trinitv street
Colchestl'r School of Music (George Wilby, principal),
21 High street
Colchester Steam Laundry & Carpet Beating Co. Ltd.
(The); works, Ipswich road & I5IS, High street
Colchester Stone Co. Limited, artificial stone manu-
facturers, Kendall road
Colchester Table Waters Ltd.I2 Williams walk,George st
'Colchester Technical College (G. C. Holland, sec.) (Art
department) (F. W. Hounsell A.R.C.A. head master)
(Science department, H. P. Wilson F.C.S. supt.;
...()ommercial department, J. Harper B.A. head master;
for full list of masters & lecturers, see page I72 ),
North hill
·Colchester Typing Association (John Hutley Nunn,
principal), I6 Culver street
Colchester Unionist Club (E. C. Green, lton. s-ec. ; R.
T. Lewis, assistant sec.), I5a, High street
Colchester Window Cleaning Co. (Jas. Rolph, manager),
SI Butt road & -:;7 Balkerne lane
Cole & Downes, grindery dealers, 97 High street
Cola & Stuttle, coach builders, 70 Maldon road
Cole Robert, house agent. I3 East Stockwell street
Coleby William, shopkeeper, 37 Maldon road
Collinge Frederick Samuel, solicitor, I46 High street
Collins & Scott, boot makers, 42 Military road
Collins Edward, french polisher, I6 Crowhurst road
Collins James, New inn, 36 Chapel street
Collis James, fruiterer, 7ob, Maldon road
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Colne Fishery Board (Borough of Colchester) (George
L. Trussell, manager), ss North hill
Colyer Hemy, agent to Pickfords Ltd. general carriers,
99 High street
Compton Albert Edward, Gaiety P.H. 23 Mersea road
Connoisseur (The), antique dealers, 32 Head street
Connor Harry, shopkeeper, 4I & 42 Vineyard street
Convent (The) (Rev. Mother Superior), Greyfrian,
High ~treet
Convent of Mercy (Catholic) (Mother Mary Ignatius,
superioress ), 4S Priory street
Conway Marie (:Miss), milliner, 21 Long Wyre street
Cook Brothers, brewers, I55 & IS6 :Magdalen street
Cook Emily Laura (Mrs.), stationer, 35 Culver street
Cook George, fishmonger, see Hearsum & Cook
Cook Henry D. carpenter, 130 Butt road
Cook John Will M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng. medical officer of
health, Tendring & Lexden & Winstree Rural District
Councils &; Great Clacton & Walton-on-the-Naze Urban
District Councils, I Victoria chambers, Runwald sC.;
res. Clacton·on-Sea
Cook Philip, shopkeeper, 81 East hill
Cooper .Andrew, firewood dealer, IS East street
Cooper Frederick Ryle, watch maker, 30 Culver street
Cooper Robert, insurance agent, 3 Abbey Gate street
Coop~r Wm. Henry, insurance agent, xS Papillon road
Co-operative Reading Rooms & Library (F. E. Wrig-ht,
sec.; F. L. Bumpstead, librarian), Lion walk, New
Town road
Coote Rosina (Miss), milliner, I5 Crouch street
Copplestone George, beer retailer, 10 & n Stanwell st
Copsey Abigail (1.irs. ), wardrobe dealer, 23 St. John's st
Corder Ambrose Henry, fishmonger ssa, & fried fish
dealer 6o, East street
Corfield Walter Francis M.D., B.S.Lond., D.P.H. medical
officer of health & school medical officer & publia
analyst for the borough of Colchester, 36 Stanwell
street. T N 68
Cork Robert Benjamin, boot repairer, 1ga, Alexandra rd.
& 101 Harsnett road
Corn Exchange (H. G. Elwes, sec. ; Frederick Thomas
Peek, superintendent), High street
C()ll'nell Frederick James, confectioner, 14 Middleborough
Cornish Edwin, boot maker, I2 Middleborough
Cottee James, bailiff to the Rt. Hon. Lord Lucas' estate,
Ipswich road
County Constabulary Station (John Lennon, superin-
tendent), Ipswich road
County Court Office (His Honor Tindal Atkinson, judge;
Benjamin Pearson Bridgem.an, registrar; L. Woodley
Betts, registrar's clerk; Charles Godfrey, high bailiff),
8 Church street north
County School for Girls (G. C. Holland, sec.; Miss M.
W. Crosthwaite B.Sc. head mistress), North hill
County Weights & Measures Office (Adam Ward, inspec-
tor & John Thomas Bridge, assistant inspector for the
Northern district of Essex), I North hill
Coveney Abraham & Son, boot makers, ISO Magdalen st
Cvveney Arthur, boot maker, I37 Magdalen street
Coveney Joseph, shopkeeper, 57 Winnoek road
Oowan & Co. manufacturers Q{ patent medicine .t
specialities for horses, cattle & sheep, IS St. John's st
Cowan Peter Stacker M.R.C.V.S.Lond. veterinary sur·
geon, Muirtown house, St. John's street
Cowcutt H. W. master of Union workhouse, Union
house, Pope's lane
Cox Robert, insurance agent, 9 Bourne road
Cracknell John Frank, grocer, BI Hythe hill
Cranmer Robert, shopkeeper, & post office, Old heath
Craske & Sons, auctioneers, valuers, surveyors & estate
agents, 33 Head street. T N 13X
Crawshaw William Ernest, assistant sec. Essex & Suffolk
Equitable Insurance Society Limited, High street
Cressall Waiter A.R.I.B.A. architect & suneyo:r, see
Goodey &: Cressrul
Crickmore Frank, grocer, 4 Barrack street
Cross & Garrad, maltsters. Victoria chambers, West
Stockwell street & New quay, Hythe
Cross William, barley merchant, Victoria chambers,
West Stockwell street
Crowder George Thomas, boot repairer & sexton of St.
Paul's ~huroh, 42 Colne Bank road
Crowther Brothers Limited, wholesale clothiers, 98 High
street & off Stan well street
Orowther Edward, hair dresser, I Balkerne lane
Croxford Frank, Globe P.H. 75 North Station road
Croyden Bros. grocers & provision dealers, 134 High st
Croydon Fredk. Geo. Harry, watch ma. IO St. Botolph st
Croydon Mabel (Miss),dress ma.Trinity chmbrs.Culver st
Oullingford & Co. prin-u>rs, bookbinders, account book
manufacturers, booksellers & stationers, 156 High st.; •
works, East Stockwell street. T N 13
 DIRECTORY,] E~SEX. . COLCHJ:STER. 181
Cnllingford Eliza (Mrs.), furrier, 6 Chapel street Dome.>tic Bazaar Co. Limited, china &; glass dealers,
Curl Sydney W., M.D.Camb., M.R.C.P.Lond. physician, I9 & 20 High street
&i hon. physician to the Essex County Hospital, 40 Dorlin Charles William (exors. of), millers (water & oil
Crouch street engine), Brook lodge, Bromley road
Curtis A.lfd. Jas. who. fruiterer, see Tilbrook & Curtis Double Brothers, fishmongers, 33 Long Wyre street
Conom House (James Kett, oollector), 43 Hythe hill Downes Samuel Jas. grindery dealer, see Cole & Downes
Customs & Excise Office (Alfred Green, surveyor; John· Drake & Joel Limited, wholesale clothiers, 10 Osborne st
.Alexander Waugh Fryer & J. R. Fuller, officers; J. J. Drake D. Bell .A..C ..A.. chartered accountant (firm, Short,
Quirke, surveyor of taxes), 6o High street Smedby, Bensusan-Butt & Drake), 8 We. Stockwell st
Cuthbert Frederick, greengrocer, 37 Artillery st. south Drake Fras.Wm.A.R.C.O. teacher of music,ssHarsnett rd
Cuthbert J ames, turncock, I I St. Mary's road Dmyton Charles, phot:>grapher, 27 North hill
Dace .Jamea a Son, music &; pianoforte warehouses, Drill Ball (.Alfred Whitten, caretaker), Stanwell street
lai High street; & at 5 New London road, Chelmsford. Duckett William, plumber, 40 Ipswich road
Tel. Nos. 293 Colchester & 5X1 Chelmsford Dunnett Frederick Thomas, confectioner, 23 Eld lane
Daking Lydia (Mrs.), boarding house, Collingwood, 92 Durrant Arthur John, working jeweller, 40 Butt road
East hill Durrant George Asher, shopkeeper, 4 Granville road
Daldy R. J. &; Son,· house furnishers, decorators &; Durrant George Henry, stone mason, Pope's lane
agents; yacht furnishers & upholsterers & general con- Durrant Herbert E. Barley Mow P .B. 68 Barrack street
-tractors; furniture removers & depositories & funeral Durrant Oscar John, tobacconist, 16 & I8 Head street
furnishers & undertakers, Head street & decorators, 24 Dyke .A.liceS.(Mrs. ),registry office for servants,9 Queen st..
Priory street; warehouse & workshops, Lion walk. Eade Emma (Mrs.), hair dresser, 9 Middleborough
Telegrams, "Daldy, Colchester; " T N 248. See ad- Eady James William, builder, IO Albert road
vertisement Earl Clara (Mrs.), Head Gate hotel, I St. John's street-
Dale & Co. dyers, as Crouch street East: Anglian Daily Times (Henry Light, representa--
Damant Daniel, plumber &c. 3 Pelham's lane, High street tive); branch, 61 North hill. T N 17
Damant Philip, photographer, 26 Mersea road Easter Harry, coach builder, IO Berechurch road
Daniell & Sons Breweries Lin~ited (William James Easter Henry John, carpenter, 127 Butt road
Pointing, sec.), ale, stout &; porter brewers, maltsters Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Limited, 6 St.-_
&; wine &; spirit merchant..!, Castle brewery, 6 Maiden- Botolph's corner
burgh street; & at West Bergholt & Old Heath Edgar James & Co. preserved provision manufacturers,~
Daniell Frederick Stanlev, auctioneer &c. see Beard Bythe preserving works. T N 256
(Ernest S.) & Daniell • Edwards H. o& E. wholesale fruit &; vegetable meT- .
Davey, Paxman & Co. Limited, engineers & boiler chants, I8 St. Botolph street
makers; specialities: high-class steam engines &; Edwards Albert Roberl, wheelwright, see Southgate &- _
boilers of all types, traction engines, oil & gas Edwards
engines &; suction gas producers, Standard iron Edwards Sidney W. cabinet maker, 24 Maldon road
works. Telegraphic address, " Paxman, Colchester; " Eley George Joseph, Clarendon P.H. 6a, Harwich road
Telephone No. 52 Ellis Edward, boot maker, 4 Short Wyre street
Davey Frederick, boot &; shoe maker, I2o Priory street · Ellison Oborne James LI.,.B. solicitor &; commissioner ·
Davey James, fishmonger, 3 Middleborough for oaths, see Boward, Ellison & Morton
Davies Thomas, maker &; adjuster of scales, weights & Elwes, Turner & Hawkins, solicitors, 3 High street
weighing machines &; dealer in butchers' cutlery, 95 Elwes Henry Geoffrey (firm, Elwes, Turner & Hawkins),
High street solicitor & commissioner for oaths, borough coroner ·
Dawkins William, .hair dresser, 7 Berechurch road &; deputy coroner for the Sokens division of the
Dawson Clifford, watch maker, 40 St. John's street county & sec. to Colchester Corn Exchange & Cu~s.­
Day Bros. saddlers & harness. mas. 152 & 153• Magdalen st Botel Co. Limited, 3 High street
Day Anthony George, cycle dealer, 2 East bay Ely Kateo (Mrs.), apartments, 22 Roman road
Day Christopher B. engraver, 16 Head street English William, !lee. to Gas Co. Bythe quay
Day Henry, market gardener, I6 & I7 Sheepen road Essex Archreological Society (Rt. Hon. James Rouna~
Day Lillie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 82 Priory street P.C., M. A., D.L., J.P. treasurer; Rt. Rev. Bishop of
Day William Leigh Maule B.A., M.D., B.Oh. physician Barking D.D. president; William Chapman Wailer-
& surgeon (firm,Renny, Day & Chichester),4 Lexden rd F .S.A. Lough ton, vice-treasurer; Rev. T. H. Curling
Death Arthur Ernest, boot & shoe ma. 2 St. Nicholas st B...!.. Halstead, hon. sec.; George Rickword F.R.Hist.S.
Death J oseph Henry, coal merchant, 8o Magdalen street & 38 "\Vellesley road, Colchester, editor of transactions;;
St. Botolph station Henry Laver F.S.A., J.P. hon. curator; Arthur Geo •.
Deex George, shopkeeper, Io Portland road Wright, curator), Castle
Denison-Binns Emily (Mrs.), photographer, 44 Mersea rd Essex County Hospital (Alfred G. Buck, sec. ; :
Denman George Harry, Woolpack P.B. 22 St. &tolph st Miss Winifred M. Bickham, matron; for complete·
Dennis Edwin, leather & grindery dlr.41 & 43 Culver st medical staff, see p. 170}. The office is at the-
Dennis Thomas, butcher, 16 Magdalen street Hospital in Lexden road
Denniss Frederick, tailor, 11 Trinity street Essex County Nurses' Home (Miss Surman, superin-
Denton Charles William (firm, Wittey & Deuton), tendent), 1 Beverley road
solicitor, commissioner for oaths & perpetual com- Essex County Standard, West Suffolk Gazette &; Eastern
missioner, clerk to the Colchester Borough justices & Counties Advertiser (Benham &; Co. Limited, pro-
to Wivenhoe Urban Dist. Council, 8 East Stockwell st prietors & publishers ; published fri. evening for sat.),
Denton Henry Watts, chartered accountant, g East 24 High street. See advertisement:
Stockwell street Essex County Telegraph (Charles Gale, publisher;
Detsley Harry, insurancp supt. 38 Gladstone road published tues. & sat.), 38 Head street. See adver-
Diaper William, florii!t, 26 Priory street tisement
Digby George Spurgeon, confectioner, 24 Head street Essex Education Committee (District Office) (George
Digby Berbert Nokes, wholesale &; retail tobacconist; Charles Holland, clerk), The Technical College
proprietor of the famous "Rough Cut Virginia" &; Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society Limited
"Oystertown Mixture," 20 Short Wyre street (S. C. Turner, general manager & sec.; R. Haward
Digby James Cardinal, confectioner 21, & fried fish Ives, fire manager; W. E. Crawshaw, assistant sec.),.
shop 22, Mersea road & tobacconist, 78a, Butt road High street, Colchester; London ofice, 56-62 New
Diggens Frederick William, greengrocer, 47 East hill Broad street E C (B. R. Davison, fire manager; B. F.
Diggens George, market gardener, 7 Queen street Turner, accident manager; J. G. R. Jobling, assistant
Diss Fred Morris, gun maker, 5 Pelham's lane, High st sec.); branch offices: Chelmsford (George Mason,
District ~urses' Home (Sister E. ..!.. Bentley, supt.), 20 local sec. 4 Duke street); Ipswich (J. L. Jolly, local
Culver street sec. 2 ·Corn Exchange buildings) & Cambridge (A.rthur
Dixie Harry, insurance agent, 52 Pownall crescent T. Frost, local sec. Llandaff chambers, Regent street)
Dobson E . ..!.. & L. M. (Misses), boarding & day school, E:ssex Telegraph Limited, general printers; proprietors
Welleslev road & St . .Alban's, Oxford road d the "Essex County Telegraph," 38 Head street.
Dobson Geo.& Son, builders &; contractors,Butt Road -wks See advertisement
Dodd Henry, professor of music, 78 Maldon road Essex Yeomanry Territorial Force (Lieut.-Col. E.
Dod..qon Leonard, army contractor (meat), 29 Roman rd Deacon, commanding; Capt. .!.. R. Steele, adjutant;
Doe Dorothy (Miss), milliner, I I St. Botolph street W. R. Hadler, regimental sergt.-major); .!. Squadron
Doe Frederick, hide, ~kin, fat, hair & wool merchant, (Major E. Bill, commanding; Capt. J. 0. Parker,
St. Peter's street second in command; Squad. Sergt.-Major C. Farrell,
Doe Thomas BPnry, tailor & outfitter, 19 Short Wyre st drill instructor); head quarters, 17 Sir Isaac's walk
Doidge William, pork butcher, 38 St. Bot<Jlph street Evans Thomas Alfred, ironmonger, 19 North hill
Eve A.lbert &. Charles, butchers, IJ St. Botol
 182 COLCHESTER. ESSXX:.
Eve Robert- Berridge, butcher, 32 & 33 East street Game Ada (Miss), dress maker, 35 Vineyard street
Everett Henry & Son, builders, 70 Barrack street & Gammer W11liam John, farmer, 19 Barrington road
• brick makers, Land lane Gant Charles, bricklayer, 31 West Stockwell street
. Everett & Sons, hol'iPrs, hatters &c. 2 High street & Garxad John, maltsoor, see Cross & Garrad.
tailors, 67 North hill. T N 13 r Garrad Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 52 East bill
Everett Ernest Alfred, baker, 4Q Stanwelt street Garwood Charles, decorator, 20 .Mersea road
Everett John, town crier, Short Cut road Garwood Thos.Chas.Prince of Wales P.H.14 Magdalen at
Everett Waiter Edes Ltd. chemiflts, 34 St. Botolph st Geernaert Joseph John, tailor, I Queen street
Everett Willie Christian A.R.C.O., A.R.C.M. borough Genders Lois Elizabeth (Mrs.), Peverell tempe:rance
organist, Town hall & professor of music, r4Creffield rd hotel; first-class ~:~ccommodation for eommerciala,
Everitt Frederick Joseph, tailor, 203 Magdalen street cyclist.;;; tourists & visitorsj 51 North hill
Everitt Frederick Joshua, tailor, u6 Hythe hill Gentry Frank, umbrella maker, 39a, St. Botolph street;
Everson Emily' (Mrs.), fishmonger, 34 North Station rd George Arthur Chapman, boot & shoe warehouse, '"3
Fahie Thomas, shopkeeper, 2 Be11.consfield avenue Long Wyre str£'et
Fairweather Hannah (Miss), apartments,3o New Town rd George William 1'homas, plumber, 3.3 Military road
Farm-er Arthur {)wen, assessor & collector of taxes, 12 Gilbey Jane & Phrnbe (Misses),shopkeepers,71 Hythe hill
Queen street Giles Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 25 East street
Farmer George, cutler, 106 High str.aet Gill & Son, phot-ograp.hers, 58 Bead street
Fan-an George, builder & beer Tetailer, 21 Osborne st Girling J. & H. coal merchants (Wolfran Wm. Cotting'-
Farran Henry Wm. J>ianoforte tuner, 7 St. John's green ham, manager), 38 Crouch st.; depot, North station
Farran J ames, fried fish shop, 56 Stanwell street · Girvan Alexander, t11ilor, 96 Military road
F·arren William Greenwood, ·seedrman. 42 Balkerne lane Gladas Charles, hair dresser, 113 Hyt.he hill
Featherstone William, butcher, 68 Butt road Gladden Harry, chimney sweep, 70 Magdalen street
Fell Alfred Nolan M.D. physician & surgeon, & medical Glanville Harry, beer retailer, r6 & 17 Vineyard street
officer No. 4 district, Colchester union, 11 Lexden road Glover Bros. Ltd. motor engineers, 85 East hill
Fenn & Co. auctioneers, surveyors, valuers & estate Glover David, grocer, 28 Bourne road
agents, proJate valuers, timber valuers & tenant right Glazier Sidney, ~shopkeeper, r Waiters yard, West Stock-Cl
valuers, 146 High street (T N 91); & at Ardleigh Ball. ·well street
See advertisement Goddard Edward, general dealer, 16 Middleborough
Fenn Cooper, secretary for Harwich Division Conserva· Godfrey Waiter, market gardener, r Gladstone road
tive & Unionist Association, 12ra, High street Godf:rey William, news agent & tobacconist, SS Butt 'rd
Fey Haddie (Miss}, milliner, 37 Crouch street Goggin Jessie (Mrs.) & Sons, stationers, 39 Mersea road
Field Frank, costumier, 35 & 37 Hood street Golding Ernest Edwd. Horse &; Groom inn, 53 Crouch at
Finch John, t~hopkeeper, 39 New Park street Goldsmith Geo. Benj. iron & metal mer. 41 Magdalen et
Finch William Ward, boot maker, 2 George street Goodey & Cressall, architects & surveyors, St. Peter'a
Finch's Almshouses, Culver street chambers, High street
Fincham Nathaniel, verger of St. James' church, 16 Goodey Frederick, house agent, 31 Old Heath road
East bay Goodey R. H. portable house manufacturer, builder,
Finn John Thomas, news agent, 205 Magdalen street decorator & house agent; every description of portable
Fire Brigade (Borough) (John Cocking, capt.), Stan- house & farm appliance, 3 Gladstone road. See ad•
well street vertisement
Fisher Charles, shopkeeper, 96 & 97 Priory street Goading Fanny (Miss), confectioner, 27 Culver street
Fisher Richard John, cycle agent, 47 North Station road Goodman Abrabam & Sons, clothi.ng manufacturers,
Fisiher William, boot & shO'e manfr. see Potter & Fisher Commercial clotlhing works, Queen street
. ·Fitoh Elijah & Son, blacksmiths, 99 Hythe hill Gocdman Charles Edwd. The Clarence P.H. Trinitv• street
F'itch Stanley, dairyman, see Perry & Fitch Goodman's, artificial teeth manufacturers, St. Runwald'a
Fleming, Reid & Oo. Ltd. hosiery manufrs. 44 Head st chambers, High street
Fletcher W. & R. Limited, butchers, 4 St. Nicholas st Goodway FrankErnest & Co.auctioneers,r2 & 13 North hi
Flux William & Sons, army laundry contractors, Golden Goodwin Bert, cycle agent & dealer, 40 St. Botolph st
Noble \hill Goody & Son, printers & stationers, 8g High street
F()ley Timot!hy, beer retailer, 27 Mersea road Goody, Sons & WeatJherall, solicitors & commissioner&
Folkard Eliza (Miss), beer retailer, 8 Belle Vue road for oaths, 62 North hill
Folkard Emily (Mrs.), baker, 63 Bythe hill Goody Herbert, shopkeeper, 19 Osborne street
Folkard Harry, tailor, 52 Military road Goody Neville Clifford, solicitor, notary public & com-
Ford Alfred, confectioner, 18 East >hill missioner for oaths, see Goody, Sons & Weatherall
Forstel" Nathaniel, wholesale news agent, 6 Northgate st Gorham Edward, boot maker, 33 Mersea road
Fossett Thomas William, boot maker, Sir Isaac's walk Gosling Frederick Thomas, pork butcher, 19 Long Wyre
Foster & Howe, hair dressers, 33 North hill street & 39 Crouch street
Foster George Hector, hair dresser, 38 Culver street Gowen George, confectioner, 145 Magdalen street
Foster John W. tailor, 26 Butt rd. & outfitter,32 Butt rd Graham Geor~re, farmer, Sheepen farm, Sheepen road
Foster's Parcel & Goods Express Limited (C. E. Rice, Grand Frederick, fried fish shop, 36 North hill
agent), 51 High street Grange Furnishing Co. house furnishers, 4 St.Botolph st
Fox George Jamel! N. hair dresser, 25 Crouch street Grant Fred, dairyman, 31 Stanwell street
Francis Edmund Fredk. shopkeeper, 56 & 57 Hytbe hill Grant John Grimsey, dairyman, 25 Culver street
Francis Edward Kershaw, solicitor, commissioner for Grant Thos. James, Plough P.H. 7 St. Botolph's corner
oaths & clerk to the commissioners of land & ass~sed Gray H. J. & .Sons, athletic outfitters, 3b, High street
taxes & to the commissioners of income & property Great Eastern Railway, refreshment rooms (Henry
taxes for the division of Colchester, 9 Church street nth Christian Thomas Amendt, general mgr. ), North statn
Francis Frederick, carpenter, 23 Portland road Great Eastern Railway Co. receiving office for parcels,
Francis J amPS Hamilton, corn, oil cake & manure mer- 6o North hill
chant, 2 Victoria chambers, St. Runwald street Green & Co. fishmongers, 28 Head street
Francis Monte, musical instrument warehouse, 3 St. Green Alfred, surveyor of customs & excise; office, 6o
Nichola.s street High street
Frisby William A.M.I.E.E. borough electrical engineer, Green Daniel Constable, corn. trav. 12 St. John's at
Osborne street Green John, beer retailer, New quay, Hythe
· Frost & Son, jobmasters, 126 North StatiDn road Green John Edward, insurance agent, 70 Roman Toad
Frost Abraham Wm. L.D ..S.R.C.S.Eng.dentist,13 Head st Greene, King & Sons Limited, brewers (of Bury St.
Fro&t Charles, shopkeeper, & post Dffice, 19 Atlbel~tan rd Edmunds), ale & porter stores, St. 'Peter's S'breet
Frost G. (Miss), ladies' school, Durlston ho.r8 North hill Greenwood Ernest Albert, fruiterer, 132 High street
Frost Samuel, boot maker, x66 Magdalen street Greenwood John Augustus. tailor, 122 High street
Frost William Thomas, hair dresser. 23 St. Bntolph st Greenwood ~ellie Ellen (Mrs.),wardrobe dlr.112Priory st
Fruin Horace, accountant, Trinitv chambers, Culver st Greig Bernard Edwd. tobacconist, 5 St. Botolph's corner
Fry Ser~.-Major T. E. drill in.structor to C Co. 5th Grey Friars Boarding School (Rev. Mother SuperiiJr,
Terr. Force Batt. Essex Regt. Drill hall, Stanwell st prinripal), The Convent, Greyfriars, High street
Fryer John Alexander Waugh, cust<Jms & excise officer, Griffin H. L. & Co. house furnishers & decorators,
6o Hil!h street house agents, valuers & appraisers, cabinet makers &
Fuller Alfred D. beer retailer, 77 Maidenburgh street upholsterers, yacht furnishers, funeral furnishers, fur-
Fuller James J. British hot11l. 2 West Stockwell street niture removers & depositories & bed & bedding
Fuller Jn. Ratcliffe, customs & excise officer, 6o High st manufacturers. 48 & so Head street. T N 6.
Fuller Samuel, boot repairer, 31 Constantine road advertisement
Funnell George Edgar, baker, 35 East hill Griggs A:rthur. carriage. builder, 24 Crouch street
Gale Bros. carvers & picture frame mas. 29 Crouch st Grimsey Joseph, builder, 56 Old Heath road
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Grimwad& Henry, auctioneer, see Sexton & Grimwade Hippodrome (Colchester Hippodrome Co. timited, pro• '
Groom, Daniels &: Co. timber, slate, cement & drain prietors; F. Graham Macdona, manager), High st
pipe merehants Jz; steam sawing, planing & moulding Hipps Limited, tailors, 7 St. Botolph street
mills; office. Magdalen street; depot, The Hythe Hisgrove .Sarah A. E. (Mrs.), feather curler, u Queen st
Hadler Waiter Robert, regimental sergt.-major Essex I;Iitchcock & Bales (Misses), dress mas. 29 St. John's st
Yeomanry Territorial Force, 17 Sir Isaac's walk Hitchcock .Alan F. motor engineer, 121 High street
Hadley Ernest, farmer,. Rover's Sty farm, Ipswich road Hitchcock Eliza Ann (Miss), servants' registry office, t5
Hak:ias Hany, Coach & Hol.'ses P.H. 31 North hill W ellesley road
Hakins William James, grocer, 14 Barrington road Hockley Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 2 Granville road
Hales .!.lice (Miss), dress maker, see Hitchcock & 'Hales Hockley George Arthur, cycle agent, 2 Granville road
~Misses) Hodgson Edwin Henry, boot maker, 28 Butt road
Hales Hor&ee Edwa.rd, dairyman, 63 Stanwell· street Holder Oliver Joseph, Flying Fox P.H. & builder, t,70
Hales Sydney C. confectioner, I I High street Harwich road
Halford Cycle Co. Limited, 23 Head street Holland George Charles, clerk to the Council School
Halls Reuben, coffee rooms, 29 East street managers, to the Colchester ~igher Education Com- '
Ham A.. H. orommission agent, Trinity chmbrs. Culver st mittee & district clerk to the Essex Education Com-
Ham Isaac, verger of Holy Trinity, 36 Manor road mittee, The Technical College
Rambling Frederick, boot maker, 3.6a, Barrack street Hollington Bros. clothing manufacturers, 27 Stanwell st
Hamblion Stanley Gordop, milk dealer, 57 Maldon rd. Hc:lloway ~Hbt. Edwd. hair dresser, 45 & 46 St. John's st
& 36 Rawstorn road Home & Colonial Stores Limited (The), tea &c. dealers,
Hammond Harry, immrance agent, 140 Harwich road 54 High street
Hancock C. W. & Co. confectioners 13a, & fruiterers 17, Home Counties Public House Trust 'Limited, Red Lion
.St. Botolph street hotel (A. Lillywhite, q1anager), 43 & 44 High street .
Hancock Kate (Miss), confectioner, 31 Crouch street T A "Lion; " T N 1,90
Hardwick Charles, butcher, u Magdalen street Hone Wallace, stationer, 40 :Yorth hill
Hardwick Harry, carman, see Wells & Hardwick Hood John & Son, watch. makers, 65 & roo Maldon road
Hardy J. & Son, land agents, 4 North hill Hopwood Joseph Cooke & Son, ·watch makers, jewellers,
Barley Amy Beatrice Veronica (Miss) B ..A.. girls' school. gold & silver smiths, opticians &c. 47 High st. TN 96
14 & 15 Beverley road Horsfield Charlotte(Mrs. ),confectioner,rs:Maidenburgh •t
Farper'!l, athletic outfitters, 6 Queen street Horsfield Hiram, boot maker, I. Lisle road
Harris W. & Co. sewing machine agents, 37 Culver st Horsley George Waiter, baker, & verger St. Giles. Sir
Harris Frank, confectioner, 206 Magdalen street Isaac's walk
Harris Frederick, milliner, 30 Hig'h street Horwood Gerald, cy-cle maker, see Webber & Horwood
Hart & Levy Limited, wholesale clothiers, 170 & 171 Horwood Henry S. draper, milliner & costumier, 27
Magdalen street High street. T N 257
Hart Edward J ulians, Cups hotel, High street Hotton Frederick, watch maker, 19 North Station road
Harvey .Albert Ernest, wine & spirit merchant, 1.7 Long Houghton Ch·1rles~ beer retailer, 29 Golden Noble hill
Wvre •
street Howard, Ellison & Morton, solicitors &; commissioner!l
iHarvey Cha1·les, cabinet maker, 23 Priory street for oaths, 4 Head Gate eourt, Head street
Harvey Edward Wynne, Angel hotel, 137 'High street Reward W.& Son,removal contractors,73 Maidenburlfh st
Harvey James, coal merchant, rg Manor road Hl'Ward Arthur J. butcher, 42 .Alexandra road
Harwich Division Conservative & Unionist Association Howard By. Cyrus, insur. agent, Glenmore, Wimpol& rd
(John Bawtree Hawkins, hon. sec. & treasurer; Thos. Howard Kemble Fredk. grcr.& post off.47 Canterbury rd
..Ablewilite, organizing sec. & agent; Cooper Fenn, Howard Robert, Caledonian P.H. 17 St. John's green
sec.; .A. E. Rash brook, assistant sec.), 121a, High st. Howard William, blacksmith, Prince of Wales' yard,, J4
T A i< Loyal; " T N 103 Magdalen street
Rarwioh Division Liberal Association (Stanley George Howe Edwin, house & estate agent, I Maldon road
Prestney, -;ec. ), 7 St. Botolph street Howe Henry, barge owner, 45 Wimpole road
Harwood Alfred John, nurseryman, r6 St. Peter's street Howe James, ironmonger, 9 Long Wyre street
Rase George Samuel, shopkeeper, 2 Mill street Howe Martin John, stationer, 8 Short Wyre street
Hatfield John, second,hand furniture dealer &c. 32, 33 Howe Major R. B. B. dairy, Drury farm, Maidon road
& 34 St. John's s·treet Howe Waiter, shopkeeper, 34 North hill
Hawa.rd William Palmer & Son, plumbers &c. I East hill Howes Robert (Mrs.), shopkeepeT, 13 Golden Noble hill,
Hawkins Alan George B ...l. solicit"or, & deputy coroner Military road
for the borough, see Elwes, Turner & Hawkins liubbard Edward Arthur, Bull P.H. 4 Crouch street
Haydon Francis Emanuel, butcheT, see Scragg & Haydon Hughes Ellen (Miss), shopkeeper, 13 Charles street
Haylock J. W. Ltd. boot & shoe dlrs. 8 Long Wyre st Hum Henry, cooper, 70 Northgate street
Haynes Frederick Owen, beer retailer, 2 Castle road Hum Waiter, carpenter, rr8 Maldon road
Hayward A. J. & Son (established -over a quarter of a Humm .Alfred, insurance agent, 59 Canterbury road
century)~ ~oal & coke merchants & factors & colliery Humm Frederick, boot & shoe maker, Pelham's lane
agents, general carmen & hauliers, furniture removers Humm George Frederick, boot ma. 53 Canterbury road
.'&:; depositories, COn~ractors &; insurance agents, 61 Humm Henry Wm. market gardener, New quay, Hytlhe
King. Stephen :road; St. Botolph's station & Myland Humphreys Charles S. assistant sanitary inspector &;
road. T N 169. See advertisement inspector of premises where out-workers are employed
Haywood Maurice, fried fish shop, 23 West Stock well st under the Factory & Workshops Act, 36 Stanwell st
Hazel.l Eliza & Julia (Misses), dress makers, 24 Charles st Runt Waiter & Sons, drapers, 45 & 46 High street
Har:ell Ann D. N. (Miss), private school, r Hamilton rd Hurley William, greengrocer, 70 Butt road
Hatell Charle$ Benjamin, hair dresser, 51 North Sta- Hurrell Ellen Jane (Mrs.), picture framer,r8B Magdalen
tion road street
Hazell George,hair dresser & tobacconist,rr Long Wyre st Hurrell George Fredk. picture frame maker, 122 Eld la
Head Charles, artist, 32 Creffield road Hurrell William James, wheelwright, 21 Bromley road
Head Samuel, chemist, 13 High street Hyam Wholesale Clothing Co. Limited (The M.), manu-
Headgate Buildings Co. Limited (James F. Potter, sec.), facturing clothiers, Abbey Gate works, Stanwell road
8 Trinity street Hyam William Albert, tobacconist, 57 East street
liearsum ~ Cook, fishmongers, 41 Crouch street & pork Hymas Lucy (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I East bay
butchers, sr High street & IO Maldon road Ife George Platford, hair dresser, 32 Osborne street
'Ht>arsum Robert Chas. & Ernest,fishmongers, 135 High st Iles Reginald, fried fish dealer, 78 Butt road
Hearsum George Charles, watch maker, 6 East hill Independent Order of Rechabites (Edward Boucher.
Hearsum Gertrude (Miss), dress maker, see Baker & local sec.), so Walsingham road
HParsum Inman Charles, boot maker, 12 Meyrick crescent
Heasman Alfred, watch maker & jeweHer, 22 High street Inman George, boot repairer, 52 Stanwell street
Heath Joseph, insurance agent, 155 North Station rd International Correspondence Schools Limited (Wesley
Heckford Harry Robert, news agent, 26 Winnock road Boyce, manager), 18 Maldon road
Hellen &; Webher, grocers, 2 St. Botolph's corner International Tea Co.'s St-ores Limited, tea merchants
'llepworth J. &; Son Limited, clothiers, 3 Head street &c. 36 Long Wyre street
'Herbert Alfred, boot maker, 53 North Station road Ives· Richard Haward, fire manager to the :Essex &
Rewit.t Thomas, hair dresser, 13a, Berechurch road Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society Limited, High st
Hibhs Edwd. Alfd. ship chandler, see Jarvis & Hibbs Jackson John Joseph, house furnisher, 70 Canterbury rd
Hicki.nbotham James Rvland M.B.,Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., Jarmin Arthu-r Middleton, secondhand furniture dealer.
L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, rr2 Military road Head Gate & 1 George street
.Hicks JIJ!~eph R. confectioner, 4 Long Wyre street J-arvis & Hibbs, ship chandlers, 5 &; 9 Hythe quay.
• Jay Charles Edward, boot maker, Old heath
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Je1!eries Robert Lewis, examining officer, H.M. Customs,
62 Winnock road
Jeffery Dennis Webb,watch maker & jeweller,u8 High st
JenningsEmily & Nellie(Misses),milliners,6ShortWyre st
Jennings &; Sons, carriage builders, Stanwell street
Jessupp Herbert 0. grocer, 72 Canterbury road
JohnsQn Bros. (Dyerrs) Ltd. dyers &; cleaners, I t High st
Johnson James G. & Son, plumbers, 6 Lion walk
Johnson Amelia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 97 :Northgate st
Johnson Arthur William, news agent, 177 Butt road
Johnson Charles, Blue Boar P.H. Kendall road
J ohnson Charles, chimney sweep, 8o Butt road
Johnson Charles. chimney sweeper, 56 Maldon road
Johnson Daniel Waiter, horse breaker, 128 Magdalen st
Johnson Josiah Harry, plumber, 51 Wrmpole road;
workshop, Portland road
Johnson Susie (Miss), bookbinder, 10 Head street
Johnson Thos. Pretty,Rising Sun P.H.3Hythe Station rd
Johnson William, hosier, 33 High street
Jolly Arthur W. cab proprietor, 53 & 70 Maldon road
J ones & Son, solicitors, Town Hall chambers
Jones &; Watts, boot mas. 33 Barrack st.& 101 Crouch st
Jones Cyril Gor·don (firm, Jones & Son), solicitor, &
registrar to Haverhill County Court, Town Hall chbrs
Jones Edward William, inspector to National Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, .45 North hill
Jones Henry William (firm, Jones & Son), solicitor &
commissioner for oaths &; clerk to the county justice~
for the petty sessional divisions of Lexden & Winstree
& Tendring, Town Hall chambers
Jones William Frederick, news agent, 22 Barrack street
& stationer, 21 Short Wyre street
Joscelyne Albert Eustace, tea & coffee mer. 38 High st
Joslin Elsie (Miss), confectioner, 139 Hythe hill
Joslin Harriett (Mrs.), Swan P.H. roo Hythe hill
J oslins Limited, agricultural, sanitary & electrical en·
gineers & ironmongers, 108, 109 & 145 High street
(T N 8) & 1, 2 & 3 Maidenburgh street & house fur-
nishers, 107 High street
Ka:;t Richard, valuer, 36 Walsing-ham road
Keeble Arthur James, tailor, 99 High street
Keeling John Charles, shopkeeper, 28 Calver street
Kemp Arthur William, boot repairer, 46 Walsingham l'd
Kemp Henry, carpenter, 25 Morten road
Kendall & Sons Limited, umbrella manufrs. 42 High st
Kendall's Almshouses, Military road
Kent, Blaxill & eo. Limited, wholesale & retail oil.
color, lead, window glass & brush merchants, artists'
colormen & dealers in all descriptions of ropes, twines
& cordage, sacks, coal bags, rick, van & cart covers,
hardware &c. Ioo, 102, 103, 104 & 3a, High street.
'Phone 192. See advertisement
Kerns George, tobacconist, 36 Queen street
Kett James, collector r.f customs, supt. of mercantile
marine, registrar of R. N. R. registrar of ~hipping &;,
receiver of wreck, 43 Hythe hill
Kiddy John, french polisher, 28 Chapel street
Kimpton Henry T. saddler, Old heath
King Alexander, confectioner, 35 East street
King Edith (Mrs.), dress maker, 47 Salisbury avenue
King Joseph John, shopkeeper, 10 East street
King Thomas Percy, draper, 8 Crouch street
Kitchin George, insurance agent, 31 ~orthgate street
Knight Frederick, beer retailer, 64 Barrack street'
Kruszinski & Co. clothing manufacturers, 18 Butt road
Labour Exchange (W. E. Durrant, clerk in charge), 20
Queen street
Lain Henry, confectioner, 36 Bourne road
Lambert William Charles, beer retailer, 134 Hythe hill
Lambert William John, town sergeant, Town hall
Lampon William Henry, horse slaughterer, 5 George st.
&; Angel yard, High street
Langdon William George, baker, 82 Military road
Langley J ames Alfred, cycle agent, 20 Military road
Larter Pembroke, tobacconist, 23 Middleborough
Last Henry James, confectioner, Post office, 8g Crouch st
Last Richard, house agent, Trinity chmbrs. Culver st
Last William, baker, 103 Hythe hill
LatteT' George, piano tuner, 69 Mersea road
Laver & Son, surgeons, 43 Hearl street
Laver Henry F.S.A., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. (firm, Lal'"er
&; Son), surgeon &; public vaccinator, 43 Head street
Laver Philip Guyon L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Engo .•
F.S.A. (firm, Laver &; Son), deputy public vaccinator
to Colchester union & surgeon to Colchester hospital
& medical officer to workhouse, 43 Head street & 3
Church street north
Lawrence Christopher Robert. hair dressPr,27 Barrack st
Lawrence Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Essex street
Lawrence William Francis, pou:terer, Old heath
Lay & Wheeler, wine, spirit & ale & porter mPrchanb
& agents for the County Fire Office Limited &:; the
Alliance Life Office, 10 High street
Layzell Willie Harry, stationer, & post office, 51 East hil)
Lazell Harrington, grocer & provision dlr. 59 High at.
Leach Alice Elizabeth c~-rrs.), shopkeeper, I6 Weston rd:
Leach Harry W. provision dealer, 13 Mersea road
Lee George William, hardware dealer, 4B Stanwell stree~
Lee John T. boot maker, 5 Winnock road
Leech Sarah (Mrs.), Royal Mortar P.H. ns Military r<t
Leggett Edward, builder. 159 North Station road
Leigh Thomas, ~elson's Head P.H. 51 West Stockwell st
Lennards Limited (Public Benefit Boot Co.), boot &..
shoe makers, 7 Long W~-re street
LennonJ ohn,supt. of county police,Police statn .Ipswich rd-
Lester Fred W. tobacconist, 136 High street
Leveridge Jas. Saml. shpkpr. &; post off.13Berechurch rlt
Lewis & Sons, painters, 66 ~orth Station road
Lewis Arthur FrPderick, assistant clerk to the Borough .
of Colchester Education Committee, 3 Trinity street;
res. -~9 Beaconsfield a-venue
Lewis Edgar, greengrocer, 12 Barrack street
Lewis Thomas Edwin, clothing manufacturer, see Rich-
mond & Lewis
Lewis William Cecil, florist, 13a, Queen street
Liberal Club (C. S. Ratcliff, sec.), Head gate buildings
Light Hy. representative " East Anglian Daily Times,"'
61 North hill. T ~ 17
Lingard Waiter Edwd.The Grenadier P.H.84 Military r<t
Lingard William, printer, 8a, St. John's street
Lipton Limited. provision dealer~. 42 St. Botolph street;
Lissimore Albert, builder, 59 Culver street
Lissimore Arthur Benell,shopkeeper,21West Stockwell sfi.
Lissimore Henry Jas. greengrocer, 68 North Station r<L
List Frederick, antique dealer, 16 Queen street
List J oseph Arthur, clothier & outfitter, 8 St. B{)tolph'"s
corner
Little George, in~urance agent, 28 Beche road
Littlebury G. &; Son, corn merchants, 26 Magdalen st
Littlebnry Geo. forage merchant, 14 St. Botolph's cornr·
Littlebury Waiter, corn merchant,see LittleburyG.& Son
LittlPbnry Wm.Warden.baker & corn dlr.184 Magdalen st
Lloyd Frederick James, news agent, 68 Maldon road
Loclie 0. S. & Co. bnilders' ironmongers, 18a, Queen st
Locke Thomas Marriott, cabinet maker, 28 & 30 Long
Wyre street & 22 & 24 Queen street
Locliington John, postmaster, Post office, Head street
London Central Meat Co. Limited, butchers, I Short
Wyre street & 5 Crouch street
London County &; Westminster Bank Limited (branch)
(C. H. ::\Iartin, manager), 25 High street; draw OJlr
head office, 41 Lothbury, London E C
London Penny Bazaar Co. 3 St. Botolph street
Long Eliza (Mrs.) & ..:\..lice (~Iiss ), wardrobe dealers, 2&
Osborne street
Longmore Alfred, Castle inn, 2 North Station road.
Loomes Harry, hosier, 35, 36 & 37 High stree\
Lord George, butcher, 38 & 39 North hill
Lord Sarah (Mrs.), Queen's Head P .H. Bo Hythe hilt
Lost Dogs' Home & Cats' Shelter (::\iiss F. H. Lander~
hon. sec.), 35 North hill .
Lott Isaac, cab proprietor, Butt road -
Loyd Geo. & Son, boot & shoe makers, 12 & 14 He&d ~
Loyd William, grocer, 20 Head street
Lucking A. J. & Co. linen drapers &c. ~7. 28, ag t 3!0>,.
& house furnishers 35, St. Botolph street
Lufkin Charles J. station master, HYthe
Lurcock Richard, Rainbow P.H. 42 ·Long Wyre street
Lyes AlbPrt Edward, hair dresser, 74 Butt road
Lyes Frederick Wm. hair dresser, 83 North Station rO!f<i
Lyes Henry Thomas, bricklayer, 130 Mag-dalen RtrP~>t
Lyons .Alfr-ed Stanley, house agent, Trinity chambers~
C ulver street
Lyons John Patrick, boot maker, tt8 Hythe hill
McClosky Alice (~frs. ), ham & beef shop, 30 Butt road
:McGhee James S. tailor, 7 Harsnett road
~IcLennan Alexander, tran'lling- draper, 10 Queen street
~Iacklin & Ranson, fruiterers, .fg Head street & 20 Long:
'Vyre street
McRae Archibald C. Salisbury hotel, Salisbury avemre·
McRae John, travelling draper, 70 Military road
Mann Brothers, music warehouse, 123 High street
Manu Benjamin, pork butcher, 202 Mag-dalen !"tre"t
~!ann Matilda (Miss), girls' school. 69 High street
Mann Robert, butcher, 13 Lo-ng Wyre street
Mann Robert Adolphns, organ!st & piano tnnPr. 15
Portland road
~lar:::hant Francis, ~orfolk P.H. 132 Xorth Station road
::VIargetson E. A. artificia• teeth maker, 8 Bead street
~1argetson James, artificial teeth maker,
Marlar John Frederick, chemist. 68 North hi})
n" Crouch st>
Marriage E. & Son Limited, millers (steam & ut .. r) ~
corn, flour, hay & seed merchants, East roilis &;;
granaries, Hythe & East .A..nglia mills, Felixstowe dock.
Marriage Wilson, farmer, Ipswich road
Marsh Frederick K. grainer & decorator, 38 Priory street
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Marsh John, apartments, 23 Wellesley road
:Marsh Thomas, beer retailer, 59 East street
Marshall, Son &i Potter, solicitors &i commissioners for
oaths, 8 Trinity stree~
Marshall Vernon Evelyn, solicitor, see Marshall, Son &i
Potter
:\lartin .Albert Ed-waTd, greengrocer,35 West Stockwell st
Martin Eliza Ann (Mrs.), Artillery Man P.H.s6 Artillery
street north
:\lartin Ernest, shopkeeper, 97 Hythe hill
Martin George Samuel, whitesmith, 5 Hospital lane
Martin James, shopkeeper, 54 Artillery street north
Martin Robert Wm. New Market tavern, Middleborough
Martin Stephen, shopkeeper, 32 Barrack street
Martin Thomas, The Grapes P.H. 87 Mersea road
Mash Annie (Mrs.), apartments, so Beaconsfield avenue
Mason Edith (Miss), teacher of music, 41 Constantine rd
Mason Ethel (Miss), costumier, The Elms, Eld lane
Mason Harry George, boot &i shoe maker, 22 Trinity st
:Mason James Frederick, cycle agent, 45a, East street
Mason Lydia (Mrs.), dress maker, 21 Trinity street
Mason Macgregor George, grocer, Old heath
Mason William Charles, carter, 42 East street
Masonic Hall (R. H. Ives, sec.), Abbeygate street
Masonic Lodges (Angel No. 51, Thomas J. Railing, sec.
meet 4th toes. in Jan. Feb. March, April, May, Oct.
Nov. &: Dec. 7 p.m.; United No. 697, J. T. Bailey,
sec. meet monthly, except July & August. third wed.
7 p.m.; Comrades No. 2976, Richard Jeffers Simms,
sec. meet 3rd mon. monthly; Essex Masters No. 3256,
H. A. Jager, sec. meet 1st thurs. in April & last wed.
in September; Patriotic Chapter No. SI, Thomas J.
Railing, scribe, meet Ist tues. in Feb. May, Aug. &
Nov.; Constantine Mark No. 145, Thomas J. Railing,
S'3C. meet 3rd tues. in Jan. April, July & Oct. ;
Helena Chapter Rose Croix, No. I75, Rev. Francis
Paynter, :recorder, meet 2nd mon. March, 4th tues.
July &; 3rd tues. Sept.), Masonic hall, Abbeygate st
May Edward Ernest, architect, IO Head .street
Maybury William Augustus M.D., M.Ch., M.R.C.S.Eng.
surgeon, police surgeon &i medical officer for 2nd dis·
trict, Colchester union, 9 West Stockwell street
J.\Iaynard William Daniel,market e-ardener, 37 Harwich rd
Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, 23 Long Wyre street
Meachen James Arthur, master mariner, 10 Old Heath rd
Mead Christopher Lewis, wine & spirit mer. Head Gate
Medcalf Fred, cycle manufacturer, Head st. (T N 171)
& motor factor, Eld lane
Mercer Edward John, news agent, 8I Military road
Merchant Robert, Britannia P.H. 42 Meyrick crescent
Merrick Edwin, shopkeeper, I Pownall crescent
Merry H. G. & Co. coal merchants, m, Culver street
Michael Edward & Co. butchers, 40 High street
Miles Thomas, fried fish shop, 59 Winnock road
Miller Grace (Miss), costumier, 20 Po~tland road
~iller Russell, confectioner, 36 North Station road
Mills Frederick, shopkeeper, I & 3 Brook street
Mills Frederick Gecrge, borough accountant, Town hall
Milton Robert Eb. outfitter, 2 Mersea road
Minter Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 47 Butt road
Minter Samuel Ed-ward, baker, 8 Maidenburgh street
Mirrington Arthur H. draper, 3 Winnock road
Missing Ernest, dairyman, I84 Harwich road
~itchell George, shopkeeper, 36 East hill
Mitchell George Rohert, collector of general district &
poor rates & assistant overseer ~nd district, & deputy
·registrar of marriages; offices, Town hall
::\foger & Blewchamp, auctioneers, surveyors, valuers &
estate agents, 6 North hill. T N 56. See adver-
tisement
Moles William, grindery dealer, I6a, Magdalen street
Money May Edith (Miss), baby linen, see Relph & Money
Monk Sarah (Mrs.), midwife, I4 Pownall crescent
Monson Frances (Miss), milliner, 7 East hill
~oore G. E. &i Co. grocers, Head Gate
Moore & Roberts, stationers, 14 & 15 St. Botolph street
Moore Bert, milk seller, 55 North Station road & shop-
keeper, 36 Colne Bank road
Moore David, optician, 94 Military road & jeweller, 4a,
St. Botolph street
Moore Martha (Mrs.), grocer, 71 Morant road
Morter Ernest, cycle agent 74a, hair dresser 75,& photo·
grapher 75a, Military road
:\lortimer Em m a (Mrs.), King's Head P .H. I Balk erne hl
Morton Cecil Howard (firm, Ha-ward, Ellison & M:orton),
solctr. &i comsnr. for oaths,4 Head Galie court.Head st
Moss Eliza (Mrs.), servants' registry office, I23 Crouch st
Moss Joseph, builder, see .Appleton &i Moss
Moss Thomas Henry. sho~ maker, 55 Winnock road
Moss William George Frederick, carpenter, 5 Chapel st
Moss William Geo. Fredk. tobacconist, 9 Crouch street
COLCHESTER. 185-
Mothersole & Co. wine & spirit merchants & beer
bottlers, Head st. (T N 69); & at Frinton-on-Sea..
T N 22
Motts William George, Bell inn, Old heath
Motum Arthur, saddler, 79 East hill
Motum George, fancy repository, so High street
Moy Thomas Limited, coal, coke, brick & tile, cement.
&i lime merchant &i coal & corn factors, Hythe ; ehier
office, 4 High street; 13b, St. Botolph street ; also at
most of the railway stations in the district ; & at
London, Peterborough, Norwich, Ipswich, Lowestoft &..
Yarmouth
Mulley Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 Stan-well street
Mullins Charles James, printer, 28 St. John's street ~
grocer, 4 Sheregate
Mumford A. G. Limited, marine engineers, Culver st
Muncey Ralph L. Carpenter's .Arms P.H. 46 Chapel st
Munson A.rthur John, saddler, 20 Maldon road
Munson Frederic~ Grant, cab proprietor, 24 Manor road
Munson Thomas, park superintendent ; res. 29 Castle rd
Munson William Henry, apartments, 15 Mersea road
Munson William Henry, pr{)Vision dealer, 26 Eld lane
Museum (Arthur George Wright, curator), The Castle
Nason Frederick, electrician, 93 Butt road
National D~posit Friendly Society (Alfred Cade, sec.), 7
St. Botolph street
National Health Insurance Audit (G. R. Harper), 7 St ...
Botolph street
National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children.
(Edward William Jones, S'llpt.), 45 North hill
Neale Harry James, plumber, IO North hill
Neep Leonard, decorator, 3b, Kendall road
Nelson James & .Sons Ltd. butchers, I8 Long Wyre st
Nevard Edward, farmer, Place farm, Old heath
Nevard Henry Thomas (Mrs.), fruiterer, 2 North hill
Nevard James Arthur, shopkeeper, 22 Abbeygate street.
Nevard Thomas, dairyman, 6I East hill
Nevill Frederick, cycle repairer, 73 Mersea road
Neville George John, tailor, 126 Maldon road
Newman Alfd. Reg-inald,g-reengrocer,4o North Station rd'
Newman Hannah Eliza {Mrs.), a parts. 14 Abbeygate st
Newman William, butcher, 20 East hill
Nibloe James John, station master North station
Nice Chlll'les, boot maker, 4 Eld lane
Nicholl (·Charrington) & Co. Limited, brewers & mineral!
water manufacturers, East Hill brewery
Nicholson Benjamin Hugh M.B., C.M. physician & !lur-
geon, & hon. surgeon to Essex County Hospital. East.
lodge, 84 High street
Nicholson Charles Waiter, coal merchant, & parish clerk ..
St. Botolph's, 25 Priory street
Nightingale .A.rthur William, clothier, Go Nflrth hill
Nightingale James, upholsterer, 123 Magdalen street
Nixon Edmund Henry, collector of general district &..
poor rates & assistant overseer (Ist district); offices ..
Town hall, High street
Norfolk Charles, firewood dealer, I2 Artillery st. south.
Norman Fred, monumental mason, 37 Mersea road
Norman Leonard, insurance agent, 8 Colne Bank road
Northover William George, decorator,4o Walsingham rd.
Notley .Arthur, grocer, 2 Harwich road
Notley Herbert .A.rthur, confectioner, 37 St. John's st
Noy ~enammi Kedar & Son, boiler makers, Waterside,.
106 Hythe hill
Noy Edward .Alma, Sun P.H. 7 Maidenburgh street
Nunn H. &:; Co. army cap manufacturers, 3 Queen st
Nunn .Arthur William F.C.S. pharmaceutical chemist~
57 Crouch street
Nunn Charles Edgar, smith, 48 Back lane, Hythe quay
Nunn Charrington, parish clerk St. Mary-at-the-Wall,.
44 Balkerne lane
Nunn Elizabeth (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 39 Queen st
.Nunn John Hutley, iournalist, 5 Rawstorn road
Nursing Institute (The) (Mrs. E. Doeg, matron), 2a,.
Creffield road
Oliver, Parker & Co.grocers & provision mers.1a,Head st;
Oliver Alfred, beer retailer, 126 Magdalen street
Oliver Martha Matilda (Mrs.), bath chair proprietor, 79-
Crouch street
Olle Perey William, florist & fruiterer, 22 Head street
Orfeur Chas. E. Limited, manufacturing joiners,. Colne--
Bank works, North Station road. T N 195
Orrin- .1lfred, boot maker, 49 Gram·ille road
Orrin Ebenezer, shoe repai:rer, 16 South street
Orcin Frederick Geo. insurance supt. 74 Canterbury rd..
Orrin Harry, boot maker, 36 St. John's street
Orrin Waiter James, boot maker, 51 Maldun roati
Osborne William & Edward, coal merchants, I .Artillery-
street south & St. Botolph's station
Osborne Harry, shopkeeper, 45 M£:rsE.'a -.oad
Osborne Henry Wm. greengrocer, 45 North Station roallr
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Osborne Waiter, wheelwright, 141 Barrack street Powell Ellen (Miss), 15reengrocer, 101 North Station rd
Oswald Agnes (Miss) M.B.Lond., D.P.H. medical in- Powell George, tobacconist, 99 North Station road
spector of schools for the borough of Colchester, ~ Powell Marshall, whitesmith, Nunn's road
Trinity street Poyser & Co. printers, booksellers, stationers & news
.Page & Sons, butchers, 43 Crouch street agents, 5 High street. T N 2X2 _
Page & Ward, solicitors, Cups chambers, High street Ptangley George Howard, manager Capital & Counties
Page Benjamin Christian, shopkeeper, 19 Gramrille road Bank, 17 & 18 High street
l'age Frank Hall, tailor, hatter, hosier & boys' & men'$ Preece Richard, tailor & clothier, Z'J Long Wyre street
complete outfitter, 23 Long Wyre street Pressnell Charles, upholsterer, 2 ~ion walk
Page Geo. Henry, architect, Trinity chambers, Culver st Pressnell Edmund Barry,statnr.Post office,123 Hythe hiD
Page William Robert, 5hopkeeper, Bs Hythe hill Prestney John Gurdon Re bow, baker, 46 Maidenburgh st
.Palfrey Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 62 Military Toad Prestney Robt. boot ma. r St. Botolph st. & 23 Oulver st
Pallant William Robert, shoeiag smith, 2 Abbeygate st Prestney Robert, leather merchant, 9 St. John's street
Palmer J. station master, St. Botolph's station Prior Asher, .solicitor, 25 Head street
Palmer Richard William, fried fish dealer, s Osborne st Prior George William, shopkeeper, I76 Butt road
Palmer William Charles, builder, 13 Bourne road Prior Joseph, boot repairer, 21 Essex street
Papworth Annie(Mrs.),wardrobe dlr.16,17, 18 & 19 Eld la Prior Robert George, shopkpr.19 & 21 Artillery st. north
Parker Edward, grocer &c. see Oliver, Parker & Co Pritchard. Arthur, hardware dealer, n Middleborough
:Parker Charles E. apartments, 6 Kendall road Proctor Thomas, boot maker, l' Winchester road
Parker Edwin, beer retailer, I2 Snort Wyre street Public Library (George Rickword F.R.Hist.S. chief
Parrott Henry, jobmaster, 3 Rawstorn road librarian), adjoining the Town hall, West Stockwell st'
Parr's Bank Limited (Herbert Williamson, manager), 6o Pulford Arthur, farmer, Old Heath road
High st.; head office, 4 Bartholomew la. London E C Pulford Arthur Ernest, miller (water & steam), Can-
Parry Owen Limited. oil cake manufacturers k seed nock mills, 01d Heath road & Bourne mills
crushers &; merchants, Hythe; & at Ipswich; & 66 Purkiss Arthur Edwin, relieving officer No. I district,
Mark lane, London E C &; Ferry st. Millwall, London E vaccination officer North & West wards &; registrar of
Parry George Henry, motor engineer, 6g East hill births & deaths North-West sub-district & registrar
:Parsons Edward, draper, 14 & r6 Long Wyre street of marriages, ro Papillon road
Parsonson Stephen Arthur, basket maker, 21 North hill Purkiss William, hair dresser, 138 Magdalen street
Parsonson Thomas, basket maker, I Stanwell street Purser Waiter Edward, dairyman, 1 Wimpole road
Partner William, plumber, 22 Wimpole road Pyman Brice, shopkeeper, 36 West Stockwell street
Pasley Engine Co. Ltd. oil engine mas.Hawkins rd.Hyt.he Quilter Ada (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 & 9 Berechurch rd'
:Pattison Edward & Son, plumbers, 34 & 74 Maldon road Quilter Frederick, .cycle maker, roa, Berechurch road
Paul R. & W. Ltd. corn mers.; granary, Hythe quay Quilter Henry, fishmonger, 124 Hythe hill
'l'aull W. & Co. cycle & motor agents & repairers, 6, S Quilter William Albert, shopkeeper, 71 Vineyard street
& IO Barrack street (T N 224).; 91 High street; 64 Quirke John Joseph, surveyor of taxes, 6o High street
Stanwell street & motor garage, Military road Radcliffe Kenneth Dudley, gun maker, 150 High street
Pawsey Samuel, decorator, 102 Canterbury road 1 Radford Eliza (Mrs.), shopkpr. I Dorset pl. Stanwell rd
Payne Thomas F. T. picture frame maker, St. Nicholas Rainbird Waiter Thomas A.A.I. auctioneer, & managing
passage, High street clerk to C. M. Stanford, 23 High street
Peacock James, shopkeeper, 61 Mersea road .llalling Thoma·s John, registrar of births & deaths for
Peacock Thomas, The Dragoon P.H. 82 Butt road South-East sub-district, manager of E&sex County
Pearce George Arthur, greengrocer, 3 Scheregate Standard & insurance & shipping agent, 24 High st
Pearce Lillian M. (Miss), dress maker, 121 ~utt road Ramplin James, chimney sweep, 7 Ipswich road
Pearks Limited, tea & butter stores, 3 Short Wyre street Ramplin James, jun. chimney sweep, 140 Canterbury td
Pearman Wm. Waiter, wardrobe dealer, 17 Magdalen st Ramplin James, greengrocer, 24 East street
Pell Snsan (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ro6 Magdalen street Rampling Wm. Waiter, beer retlr. 19 & 21 Winnock rd
Penn May (Mrs.), midwife, 45 Butt road Randolph-Symmons Francis. solicitm & commissioner
Perry &:: Fitch, dairymen, 30 Queen street for oaths, Head Gate court, Head street
Perry Charles Henry, milk seller, 68 Castle road Ranson Bert, fruiterer, 20 Long Wyre street J
Perry Henry Moss, nurseryman, 2S Alexandra road Ratcliffe Arthur William, hair dresser, 70 East street
Pertwee Frank, corn &; seed merchant, Hythe quay Raven Arthur Samuel, paperhanger, 14 Sir Isaac's walk
'Pettitt James, iron & rag merchant, 79 Magdalen street Ray Minnie (Mrs.), boarding house, 46 Crouch street
Pettitt Lewis, decorator, 34 West street Ray Susannah (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. 36 1St. John's green
l'hillips Joseph, tobacconist, 2 St. Botolph street Rayner George, Rifleman P.H. 29 Ipswich road
Phillips William, tobacconist, 207 Magdalen street Reeman Harry, auctioneer, valuer, house & estate agent,_
Pickfords Ltd. general carriers (Henry Colyer, agent), & insurance agent,Head Gate au.ction rooms. T N 283
99 High street Reeve Arthur, Waggon & Horses P.H. 66 Nor:th hill
Pilgrim Daniel, shopkeeper, 49 Hythe hill Reeve Charles Gurden, decorator, u North hill
Pitchford Enoch, Waterloo P.H. 169 Magdalen street Refuge Assurance Co. Limited (district office) (E. J. S.
Plant William Bickers, Shaftesbury temperance hotel, Jenkinson, superintendent), 6 Wellesley road
40 Culver street Reliance Chimney Sweeping Co. (Joseph R. Corkerton,
Platford Harriett (Miss), shopkeeper, 24 Artillery st. sth manager), 34 Colne Bank road
Plowright Robert William, boot maker, 174 Butt road 1 Relph & Money, baby linen depot, ua, High street .
Pluck Jas. Edwd. registrar of marriages,44 Hamilton rd Renny, Day & Chichester, physicians & surgeons, 16 &;
Pointing William James, sec. to Daniell &; Sons 22 Crouch street & 4 Lexden road
Breweries Limited, Castle brewery, 6 Maidenburgh st Renny Eustace George M.R.C.S.Eng., L.RC.P.Lond.
Polley H. G. & Son, tailors & clothiers, 36 St.Botolph st (firm, Renny, Day & Chichester), physician & sur·
Polley E. S. corset & blouse specialist, ladies' & chil- geon, I6 Crouch street
dren's outfitter; fancy drapery, hosiery, gloves &c. ; Renton William, tailor, I2 Crouch street
depot for Dr. Jaeger's & Aertex underwear, u & 13 Reynolds Albert Charles, coach bldr. 83 Magdalen st
Crouch street. See advertisement Reynolds Bessie (Mis-s), dress maker, Sr Magdalen street
Polley Henry, market gardener, 74 East street Reynolds Frederick, shopkeeper, 82 Magdalen stre-et
Porrett John Ernest M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, IS · RiceChas.Edwd.fruiterer & 1lorist,3 Crouch st.& SI High si;
East Stockwell street Richards Charles H. fried fish dealer, r7a, Magdalen st
Porter Henry, greengrocer, ss East hill Richards Frederick William, hair dresser, 40 Head street
Post Offiee Telephone Exchange, I4 St. John's street Richards Reginald Fredk. cycle agt. & dealr. 42 Head st
Potter Brothers, jobmasters, 84 Maldon road 1 Richardson Fred, farmer, Burnt House farm, Old heath,
Potter & Fisher, boot & shoe manufacturers,63 Priory st Richardson Isaac, tinplate worker, 35 St. John's street
Potter Benjamin Scarlett, china, glass &c. dealer, s.ee Richardson William, cycle maker, 65, 66 &; 67 East hill
Child &; Potter • Richer Thomas Arthur, confectioner, 52 Head street
Potter Ellen Caroline (.Mrs.). dress ma. 3 Church st.sth Richer Thomas Arthur, stationer, 17 Crouch ~treet
:Potter George, insurance agent, 18 Canterbury road Riches Arthur, blacksmith, I I Middleborough
Potter Herbert Paul, insurance agent, 3 Church st. sth Richmond & Lewis, clothing manufrs. r6 St. John's st
Potter James, dairy, 10 Butt road Ricketts Mary Ann (Miss). dress maker.2o .Alexandra rd
Potter Jas. Francis, solicitor, see Marshall, Son & Potter Rickword George .F.R.Hist.S. chief librarian Public
Potter John, dairyman, 46 Constantine road Library, West St{)ckwell street
Potter Tom, horse dealer, u Butt road Hidgewell John Poulter, grocer, 45 Harsnett road
Potter Waiter S. assistant clerk to the guardians of River Plate Fresh Meat Co. Limited, 7 Short Wyre st.
Lexden & Winstree union,Vietoria chmbrs.Runwald st &; 26 Long Wyre street
Potter William ·George, pork butcher, 6 Middleborough lloberts Ann (Miss), apartments, 25 Wellesley road
lloberts Joseph Henry, grocer, 7 Wellington street
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Roberts William Thomas, stationer, see Moore k Roberts Scott Harry George, secondhand furniture dealer, 176
Robins Frederick, grocer, 81 Barrack street Magdalen street
Robinson Thomas, baker, 62 Magdalen street Scott Joseph, grocer, 23 North hill
Robinson Thomas L.D.S.Eng. dentist, 20 Crouch street Scott Joseph James M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 11
Rodgers John, jJln. chimney sweeper, 27 Eld lane • St. John's street
Bogers Brothers, tailors. 22a, Culver street Scott Sidney, boot maker, see Collins & Scott
Rogers Frederick (Mrs.), fruiterer, 39 St. John's street Scott William, Ordnance .A.rms P.H. 3 Hythe quay
.Rogers Frederick William, butcher, go Hythe hill Scragg &; Haydon, butchers, I33 High street
Rogers Herbert George, bookseller, stationer, printer & Seaborn Herbert, decorator, 7 Golden Noble hill
wholesale news agent, Ill High street Seaborn William, shopkeeper, 87 Priory street
Rogers William. plumber, house decorator, sanitary Seaman Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 23 East hill
engineer & general contractor ; office &; works, 48 St. Seaman William, fried fish dealer, r83 Magdalen street
John's street (T N 74); & at Witham. T N Io. Secrett Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 79 .A.lbert street
See advertisement Select Picture Houses Limited (J. McDonald, manager),
Roofe George Joseph Greenfield,paperhanger, 48 East hill Head Gate ~
Rose E. & Co. calendar printers, Kendall road Self Ellen Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 26 Mersea rd
Rose George, fish dealer, I I Campion road Senior Bros. confectioners & grocPrs, 148 Military road
Rose Thomas .A.llen (Mrs.), baker, 2 Middle borough Serre .A.chille Limited, dyers & cleaners, 121a, High st
Row Fred .A.. shopkeeper, I7 Northgate street Sewell Wm. beer re!T. & shpkpr. 15 k 16 Artillery st.sth
Row Jephthah, baker, x8o Magdalen street Sexton & Grimwade, auctioneers, land surveyors &
Rowe Edward B. fruiterer & corn dealer, 64 Maldon rd estate agents, probate valuers & insurance agents,... 37
Rowe Herbert, decorator, Old heath Head street. T N 106 Colchester. See adver•
Rowe William D. boot repairer, 19 Cedars road tisement
Rowland Penry William M.D. physician & surgeon, Shapland Theodore Stephn.artificial teeth ma.8 Qneen st
9 W ellesley road Sharp Joe, shopkeeper, 5 Kimberley road
Bowles & Son, cycle & motor engineers, East bay Shead Harold, fruiterer, 95 Crouch street
Royal Eastern Counties' Institution for Idiots, Imbeciles Shead William, County road surveyor for Tendring dis-
~ the Feeble-minded (The Earl of Stradbroke, chair- trict, 17 W ellesley road
man; Capt. N. A. C. de Hirzel Tufnell J .P. treasurer ; Sheldrake Wm. Charles, temperance hotel, 35 North hill
Sir T. Clifford .A.llbutt K.C.B., M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., Rheldrick Albert Arthur, tailor, 107 Military road
F.R.C.P.Lond. Regius Professor of Physic, University Sheldrick Charles William, clothier, 8o Military road
'Of Cambridge, consulting physician; E. .A.. Hunt Sheldrick George, confectioner', so Stanwell street
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin. consulting surgeon; S. Shelton .A.lice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Morant road
Johnson TayloP M.B., C.M.Edin. ophthalmic surgeon; Shephard Frede:rick. T. & Son, joiners, 4I Hythe hill
Hugh L. Tracy L.D.S. dentist ; Charles E. White, Shephard Amy (Miss), dress maker, 53 Bourne road
solicitor; F. Douglas Turner M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S. Shephard W. H., ~I.B.U.A. furnishing undertaker
Eng., L.R.O.P.Lond. res. medical superintendent; & funeral director, embalmer, cremator & sani-
.A.. Turner F.C.I.S. sec.; Mrs. Turner, matron) tarian, motor hearse proprietor & artificial wreath
Royal Grammar School (Percy Shaw Jeffrey M.A. head specialist; funerals conducted any distance, 5 Stan-
master), Lexden road well street. Telegrams, " Shephard, Stanwell Street,
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Colchester." Tel. No. 305 Colchester. See adver·
(Colchester branch) (T. J. Balling, sec.), 24 High st tisement
Rudd C. G. (Miss), confectioner, 99 Crouch street Shepherd Arthur, fishmonger, 2 Maldon road
Rudkin :rohn Taylor, printer, Waggon & Horses road Shepherd GeorE?e, baker, 110 Magdalen street
Budkin McLaren, insurance agent, 29 Harsnett road Shippey Alan Thornton, stationer, 47 Head street
Rudling William J. shopkeeper, 23 Butt road Short, Smedley, Bensusan-Butt & Drake, chartered ac--
Rutkin Frederick .Tames, greengrocer, 47 St. John's st countants, 8 West Stockwell street
Rutkin James, fishmonger, 28 North hill Shrimpton Caleb, comsn. agnt. &c. 13 East Stockwell st
Rutland Edward, stationer, & post office, 93 Winnock rd Shynn Frederick James, baker, 42 North hill
Ryan Joseph Michael M.B., L.R.C.S.I. surgeon, k medi- Sidle Thomas, draper 22 & 24, fancy bazaar 12, & sta-
cal officer for 3rd district. Colchester union, 9 East hl tioner 10, Long Wyre street
Ryder William, boot & shoe maker, 148 Magdalen street Siggers Ernest, jobmaster, I5 Sir Isaac's walk
Sadler George, fish dealer, r54 Magdalen street Silvertown India Rubber 1 Gutta Percha &.
Sadler Herbert Fredk. Wm. shopkeeper, 74 Northgate st Telegraph Works Co. Limited. 106 Cannon street,
Sadler Jessie (Mrs.), dress maker, 68 High street London E C; works, Silvertown, London E
Sainsbury John, provision merchant, 41 High street Simkin William Robert, house furnisher, dealer in
St. .Tames' Orphanage (girls) (Miss E. Spackman, antique furniture, house agent & valuer, 65 North hill
matron), 55 East hill (T N 158); depository, North Station road
St. Mary Magdalene Parish Hall (Rev. Robert Bashford Simmons Mollie (:.\liss), dress maker, 17 Alexandra road
M.A. (rector), manager), Wimpole road Simpson Charles F. boot repairer, I2 .South street
St. Runwald's Club (G. C. Bensusan-Butt, sec.), 46 Simpson Harry Thomas, boot maker, IS 13alkerne lane
Head street. T N I66 Simpson Horace Lewis, shopkeeper, 1 Kendall road
Sainty James, Dolphin P.H. I26 Hythe hill Simpson Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 East hill
Sale W. & F. clothiers & outfitters. 20 St. Botolph st Simson Mary (Miss), girls' school, I Victoria road
Salmon James Mead, boot maker, & parish clerk of St. Smger Sewing Machine Go. Limited ; branch, 32 St.
Martin's, 17 West Stockwell street Botolph street
Sandle Henry John, grocer, I6I Magdalen street Smart Charlotte E. (Mrs.), fancy draper, 26 & 31 St
Sands & Son, fancy repository, 16 High street Botolph street
Sanger John Reginald, watch maker, 3! Scheregate Smedley Cuthbert E., F.C. .A.. chartered accountant
Sanson Willie Stanley Venn, district valuer, Inland (firm, Short, Smedley, Bensusan-Butt & Drake), 8
Revenue valuation department, 59 & 6o West Stock- West Stockwell ~treet
well street Smith Frederick Thomas & Son, tailors, 6 k 7 High st
Saunders .A.ngelina (Mrs.), haberdasher, 20 Butt road Smith Thompson & Son, solicitors, 5 North biU
Saunders Frank, builder, 37 Chapel street Smith Timothy & Son, boot makers, 26 Bourne road
Saunders Israel, shopkeeper, 5 Cannon street Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers, IS High street &
Saunders Walt. cycle & motor engnr. 26 & 28 Crouch st bookstalls, North station .
Savage Brothers, general drapers, 14, I5, 16, I7 & I8 Smith .A.. E. (Miss), confectioner, 2 Short Wyre street
Short Wvre street Smith .A.lice M. (Mrs.), Cambridge Arms P .H. 83 Mili-
Saville William, boot repairer, 91 Mersea road tary road
~aving Stamp Co. general dealers, 14 Queen street Smith Eliza. Nelly (Miss), dress maker, 2 Princess st
Sawkins George, :fishmonger, 30 Artillery street south Smith Ernest John, shopkeeper, 37 King Stephen road
Sawkins John Harvey, boot repairer, n6 Military road Smith George Mence, oilman, 47 & 48 St. Botolph street
Saxton & Co. marine store dealers, 20 Cannon street Smith Georee William, shoeing smith, 45 Chapel stree.t
Scarborow .J. C. & Co. ophthalmic opticians, 32 High st Smith Henry, bePr retailer, 7 Artillery street north
Schofield Isabel Ellen (Mrs.), photographer,u Mersea rd Smith Henry, shopkeeper, I West street
Schofield Robert Wm. tobacconist, ::13 North Station rd Smith John, monumental mason, see Booth & Smith
Scollard John, White Horse P.H. 4 East street Smith John Christopher, hair drssr.m West Stockwell st
Scott Edwin & Son, grocers, I Long Wyre street Smith Martin Jo~iah, shopkeeper, 32 East hill
Scott & Son, builders, 8 North hill Smith Osmond Thompson, solicitor & clerk of the peace
Scot~ Charles; decorator &c. 48 Maldon road (firm, Thompson Smith & Son), 5 North hill
Scott George, greengrocer, 13 Magdalen street Smith Robert, greengrocer, 92 Butt road
Scott Harry. shopkeeper, 38 South street Smith Robert, musical instrument dlr. 198 Magdalen st

188 COLCHESTER. ESSEX.
Smith Robert William, shopkeeper, 27 Chapel street
Smith Sam, tobacconist & news agent, 25 Osborne st
Smith Thomas, boot maker, 9 Short Wyre street
Smith Waiter, fish & fruit dealer, 36 Barrack street
Smith William, chemist, 31 St. Botolph street
Smith William, temperance hotel, 3 North hill
Smith William Philip, blacksmith, 12 Magdalen street
Smy Horace George, pork butcher, 26 North Station rd
Snowdon John, carpenter, I22 Hythe hill
Soldiers· Homes (Miss Daniells'), 37 Queen street
Somerville William James, confectioner, 6 Maldon road
Southgate & Edwards, wheelwrights, Back la. Hythe
Spackman Emma (Miss), matron of St. James' Orphan-
age, 55 East hill
Spall William, boot repairer, 18 Harwich road
Sparling & Son, solicitors, I7 Queen street
Sparling Arthur Edward, solicitor (firm, Sparling &
Son), 17 Queen street
Sparling Arthur Steward Blyth (firm, Sparling & Son).
solicitor, commissioner for oaths, & clerk to the
council acting as the burial board & registrar of
burials, 17 QuePn street
Sparrow John Alderman, market gardener, 34 East st
Spatchet Harriett Maria (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 77
Crouch street
Spear Mary Ann (Mrs.), apartments, 7 Creffield road
Spencer Frank, Drury hotel, Drury road
Spinks Henry, french polisher, 48 Chapel street
Spinks Joseph, chimney swpr. 3 Crispin court, North hi
Spottiswoode & Co. Limited, printers, Hawkius rd.Hythe
Springett Lilian Kate (Miss), dress m a. 46 Harsnett rd
Springett Thomas, baker, 39 Alexandra road
Springett Waiter, market gardener, 6 Bromley road
Et amp Office (John Lockington, postmaster), General
Post office, Head street
Stanford & Co. engineers, boiler makers, iron & bras11
founders & agricultural implement mas 149 High st
Stanford Charles Maurice F.S.I. auctioneer, valuer,
land, house, estate & insurance agent, 23 High street
Stanford Gerald F.A.I. auctioneer, 23 High street
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Stanton Emma K. (:\irs. ), shopkeeper, 35 Granville rd
Star Tea Cc. Limited, 15 Long Wyre street
Starnes Hattie E. (Miss), registry office, 40 Wellesley rd
Start Joseph William F.S.I. architect & S'llrveyor, Cup'~
chambers, High street. T N 119
Stead & Simpson Ltd. boot & shoe makers ; branches, 5
St. Rotolph street; I Head street & 6 Long Wyre st
Stearman Thomas Charles, shopkeeper, IO James street
Stebbing George, shopkeeper, Harwich road
Steggles Harry, greengrocer, 40 & 42 Barrack street
Steggles Thomas, greengrocer, 76 Hythe hill
Steele Daniel, hair dresser, 7 Berechurch road
Steven~ Alice (Miss), confectioner, sa, Crouch street
Stevens Henry Waiter, mineral water manufacturer,
Globe works, 4 & 79 Mai.ienburgh street
Steward Adelaide Jane (Miss), dress ma.31 Salisbury av
Stewart S. & Son, coal dealers &c. 20 East street
Stewart Amy Mary Annette (Miss), school.71 Military rd
3tewarts' Clothiers Ltd. tailors, 32a, High street
Stockwell Capt. Hugh Charles, chief constable of
borough police, . inspector under the " Petroleum
Act,'' petroleum tester, chief inspector under the
'' Food & Drugs Act " & the " Contagious Diseases
(Animals) Act," inspector under the hackney carriage
bye-laws & under the "Pre>ention of Cruelty to
Children Act" for ~he borough of Colchester, Borough
Police office, Town hall
Stone Brothers, motor engineers, II4 Priory street
Stone Robert John, coal merchant, 40 Pownall crescent
Stonebridge William, bricklayer, 12 Albert road
Stow Barleyman William, grocer, I Alexandra road
Stow Herbert Wm. baker & confr. so North Station rd
Stow John, boot maker, 22 St. Peter's street
Stowe William, town toll collector, 38 Crowhurst road
Stoy Martin Oharles, shopkeeper, 33 Walsingham road
Stringer & Co. photographers, 7 Chapel street
Strowlger Frederick, market gardener, Serpentine walk
Strutt Harry, painter, I Morant road
Strutton George, boot maker, 24 East hill
Studd Eliza (~Irs.), apartments, 12 .A.bbeygate street
Stutter John Edward, photographer, n Errington road
Stuttle Frank, shopkeeper, 119 Harsnett road
Stuttle Thomas, coach builder, see Cole & Stuttle
Summers P. J. & Co. cycle agents, 64 Crouch street
Summers William John, plasterer, 29 Wimpole road
Sunnucks Henry, hosier & outfitter, 46 Long Wyre st
Sutton & Co. forwarding agents (C. L. Mead, agent),
Head Gate
Sutton John, Brewers' Arms P.H. 6r Stanwell street
Sutton Percy, Bugle Horn P.H. 30 Barrack street
Swann John, insurance agent, II2 Canterbury road
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Tanner William Henry, grocer &c. 43 East street
Tarrant Frederick James, Castle P.H. 92 High street
Tatam Isaac, firewood dealer, 20 Bromley road
Tayler Rowland Charles M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeoD
& veterinary inspector for the borough & for the Lex-
den & Winstree & -the Tendring divisions of Essex &
for the Board of As;-riculture, 19 Queen street
Taylor Frank, Fountain P.H. 12 St. Botolph's corner
Taylor George, boot repairer, 20 Balkerne lane
Taylor Ralph Crossland, tobacconist, 59 Crouch street
Taylor Selina (Mrs.), beer retailer, Hythe quay
Taylor Silas Edward, shopkeeper, 54 East street
Taylor Waiter, grocer, 30 Bourne road
Taylor William, tobacconist, 16 St. Botolph street
Territorial Force Battalion (5th) Essex Regiment (C'
Company, Capt. Arthur J. 0. Turner, commanding;.
Sergt.-Major T. E. Fry, instructor), Drill hall, Stan-
well street
Territorial Force (8th) (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regi-
ment (Lieut.-Col. J. C. Tabor, commanding; Capt.
R. M. B. Needham, adjutant; C Co. Lieut. G. C.
Benham; Sergt.-Instructor G. Smith) ; head quarters,.
17 Sir Isaac's walk; drill hall, Stanwell street
Theatre Royal (Carl W. Hayes, manager), Queen street.
Thompson Frederick H. Globe P.H. 21 Military road
Thompson Robert, tailor, 16 Maldon road
Thorn C. T. & Co. brewers, 33 Stanwell street
Thorogood Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 40 Military road
Thorogood Harry, baker & confectioner, IOI High strPet
Thursby Wm. Isaac, florist & fruiterer, 8 St. Botolph sf
Thurston & Son, boot & shoe makers, 33 Crouch street
Thurston Pemlar (Mrs.), apartments, 45 Beaconsfield aT
Tidman James (Mrs.), draper &c. 57 North Station road
Tilbrook & Curtis, wholesale fruiterers, 126a, Culver sfi
Togni Ernest, restaurant, top of North hill
Tomlinson Edward James, boot maker, 9I Hythe hill
Tompson & Son, solicitors, Victoria chambers,Runwald st
Tompson George Edward (firm, Tompson & Son), solici-
tor, & clerk to the guardians & assessment committee-
& superintendent registrar to Lexden district, clerk
to Rural District Council & assistant clerk to th~
commissioners uf taxes, Lexden & Winstree divisionp
Victoria chambers, Runwald street
Tooley Alfred, manager for Barclay & Company Limitedp
bankers, 9 High street
Town Hall (James Turner, hall keeper), High street
Town William Henry, architect, 10 Wellesley road
Townsend William Waiter, manager & engineer to Gas
Co. Hythe quay
Tracey Thos. Chas. cycle dlr. & cutler, 30 Os borne st
Tracy Julia (Miss), dress maker, I2 Wellesley road
Tracy Marie (Mrs.), registry office, 69 Crouch street
Trayler William, confectioner, 9 Butt road
Trent & Upsdale, wholesale clothier~, East Stockwell st
Triscott Gertrude (Mrs.), George hotel, I£4, II5 & n5
High street
Trower J. & T. Limited, corn, seed & coal merchants k
forage contrador~, 165 High street; ra, St. Botolph
street & The Hythe. T N 53
Truman, Hanbury, Buxton & Co. Limited, brewers .t
bottlers ; stores, 2 Hythe quay
Truslove William & Co. asbestos manufrs. St. Peters st
Trussel! Geo. L. manager of Colne Fishery, 58 North hl'
Tuck & Oldman, carpenters, 21 North Station road
Tuckwell Waiter Wm. chimney sweep, 24 Balkerne lane
Turner & Bonner,watch mas. & jewellers,IOShortWyre st
Turner Arthur F.C.I.S. secretary Royal Eastern Coun-
ties' Institution
Turner F. Douglas M.B.Lond .. M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Land. res. medical supt. Royal Eastern Counties,.
Institution for Idiots, Imbeciles & the Feeble-minded
Turner Sydney Claridge, general manager & sec. to the-
Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society Limited,
High street
Tweed Chas. baker & confectioner, r67 North Station rd
Tyler John, hardware dealer, 23 Barrack street
l'ff Fred, music teacher. 3 Maldon road
United Asbestos Co. Limited (Arthur Webb, district
manager), 149 Maldon road
Unwkk Elizabeth (Mrs.), fishmonger, 2 Balkerne lane
Upsdale John, wholesale clothier, see Trent·& Upsdale-
Vale William, travelling draper, 2 Kendall road
Vaudeville EleP-tric Theatre (D. Ager, mgr.), Mersea rd:
Vincent Henry, haberdasher, 22 North hill
Wade Edgar, cattle dealer, Serpentine walk
Wade Herbert, butcher, 93 Crouch street
Wagsta:ff Harry Elvy, Sea Horse hotel, 6I High street
Waldeck Geo. news agt.& post o:ffice,37 North Station rcl
Walforll Lucy (Miss), dress maker, 20 Essex street
Walker .!.nnie (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 14a, Priory st
Walker Edward, dairy, 38 Balkerne lane
Walker Frederick John, shopkeeper, 14 Priory street.
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Walker George, cycle dealer, 2 Wellesley road j 'Westbroom
Walker Thomas Fredk. confectioner, 200 Magdalen st
Wallace Robert &: eo. landscape gardeners, hardy
plant & bulb nurserymen, Kilnfield gardens, Poplar
lane & Serpentine walk
Wailer Herbert Wm. beer retlr. 18 West Stockwell street
Walstow Arthur Thomas, Swan commercial hotel, uo
High street
Waiters Edwi.o., shopkeeper, 76 Military road
Walton Gazette (Benham & Co. Ltd. proprietors & pub-
lishers; published wed. morning), 24 High street;
& at Walton-on-the-Naze. See advertisement
Wambach & Co. skin dresser, Hythe works, Haven rd.
T N 161
Wanklyn Henry Charles, solicitor, town clerk, clerk to
Harbour & Navigation Committee & to Urban Dis-
trict Council & port sanitary authority & clerk to the
-council acting as Local Fisheries Committee, pursuant
to the order of the Board of Trade; regis-trar of the
borough courts of record; clerk to the Colne Fishery
Board & to the Governors of Colchester }toyal Gram-
mar school & clerk to Local Pension Committee, Town
hall
Ward A. Ovven, tailor, hatter, hosier, outfitter &
juvenile clothier, 14 High street
Ward Adam, chief inspector of weights & measures, food
& drugs & sale of bread & coal & fertilisers & feeding
stuffs for the Northern di.Etrict of Essex, I North hill
Ward Alice (Miss), dress maker, 9 Denmark street
Ward George 0rowe, solicitor, see Page & Ward
Ward Isabella (Miss), midwife, 86 Morant road
Ward Thomas, cycle agent & dealer, 3 Mersea road
'Ward Thomas Jonathan, builder, 30 & 31 St. John's
street. T N 136
Warden Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 Mersea road
Warner Ernest, Queen's hotel, Berechurch road · Willson Arthur James, wood turner, 26 Fairfax road
Warner Wm. Edward, painter, 57 West Stoc:kwell st
Warren Ethel (Miss), costumiP.r, 4 .Albert road
Warren Fredk. dlr. in fruit, poultry & game,u3 High st
Warren Philip, sen, fishmonger, 5 North Station road
Wash George, baker & confectioner, 45 St. Botolph st .
Wash John Henry, whitesmith, 2 Stanwell street
Wash Louis Wm. commercial travllr. 23 Shrub End rd
Water Works (Corporation) (Charles E. Bland, supt.),
Town hall; works, Balkerne hill
Waterman Alfred James, hair dresser, 151 High street
Waters John, boot & shoe maker, 3 Balkerne lane
1Vatkin G. Harold, teacher of music, 46 Crouch street
Watkinson Georg-e, builder, Sir Isaac's walk
Watsham John Wm. boot & shoe maker, I Barrack st
Watson Mary (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 71 Crouch street
Watson William Hardy, grocer, 175 Butt road
Watts L. J. Limited, sculptors, stone, marble & monu-
mental masons, Castle works, High street. T N 6o
Watts Harry, dairyman, 16 Barrington road
Watts Henry, boot maker, see Jones & Watts
Watts Waiter John, dairy, 63 Military road
Watts William, boot maker, 76 Winchester road
Way Oscar, photographer, 41 Head street
Weatherall Francis Herbert, solicitor & commissioner
for oaths, see Goody, Sons & Weatherall
Weatherall Henry Hawkins, verger of St. Peter's, 36
Beaconsfield avenue
Weavers .Alfred Josiah, tailor & outfitter,13 ShortWyre st
Webb B. & Son, grocers &c. 6 Magdalen street
Webb Albert Ernest, school attendance officer to the
Borough of Colchester Education Committee, 3 Trinity
street; res. 3 Hamilton road
Webb Charles, supt. of cemetery, 1\fersea road
Webb Ernest Edward, plumber, 83 Wimpole road
Webbe Thomas R. hair dresser, 6 Pelham's lane
Webber & Horwood, cycle makers, 91 Crouch street
Webber Charles. grocer, see Hellen & Webber
Webber James Smith, wardrobe dealer, 27 East hill
Weddell Arthur, pharmaceutical chemist. 105 Hie-h st
Weiler Brothers, ostrich feather manufacturers, Eld lane-
Welham Herbert Richard, baker. _::~6 East street
Welham Joseph Waiter, church clerk of St. Nicholas &
St. Runwald, 29 Crowhurst road
Welham Percy, baker, 26 East street . sician & surgeon, see Worts, Son & Clowes
Wells Frederick James, laundryman, 6o Mersea road
Wells Joh11 Ernest, hair dresser, 86 Military road
Wells Thomas, sanitary inspector & inspector of mea~
&c. ; office, ;~6 Stanwell street
Went Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer, 17 East street
Went Jonathan (M. B. E. S.), undertaker, funeral
furnisher & embalmer by diploma, cremator & govern-
ment contractor; distance no object; chief office,
"Rookery ho. Abbeygate st.; branch office, Mersea rd.;
works, Fairfax rd. T N 162. See advertisement
Went Thoma01 George, builder, 125 Harwich road
Went Wilfred, hair dresser, 29 East hill
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George Ellington, boot repairer, 24 Brook st
Wham Robert A. Ship inn, 5 East hill
Wheeler J. A. baker & confectioner, 2 1 Head street
Wheeler Jn. Fdk. wine & spirit mer. see Lay & Wheeler
Whitby Henry L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Irel. physician &
surgeon, 144 Maldon road; surgery, Bank passage,
High street
White Charles Edward, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, clerk to guardians. supt. registrar, clerk
to the assessment committee & coroner for Sokens,
57 North hill; & Clacton-on-Sea
White Edward William, whitesmith, 45 Balkerne lane
White Herbert William, beer retailer, 1 St. John's green
White William Charles, accountant & collector of
market tolls & allotment rents, 13 St. John's street
Whitfield Cosser & Co. photographers, 26 Queen street &
picture framers, 4 St. Botolph's corner
Whitfield William John, greengrocer,39 West Stockwellst
Whitten Walt.Slackwood,painrer, qa, West Stockwell st
Whitwell Thoma!':, Marquis of Gran by P.H. 25 North hl
Wicks J. & T. W. (est ab. over 8o years), wholesale &
family wine & spirit merchants, II7 High street.
See advertisement
Wiles & Son, printers, 26 Trinity street
Wilkin Thomas E. beer retailer, 21 Hythe quay
Willden Dennis Reeve, plumber, 128 Maldon road
Willett Elizh. (Mrs.), greengrocer, 11 North Stati<~n rd
Williams &: eo. general & furnishing ironmongers,
. gas, hot water & electrical engineers & agents for all
kinds of horticultural & agricultural machinery,
152 High street; implement warehouse, West Stock-
well street
William11on Herbert, manager of Parr's Bank Limited.
6o High street
Willson Alfred, upholsterer, 6 West Stockwell street
Wilson Erne~t Charles, butcher, see .Appleby & Wilson
Wilson Francis Harry Owen, solicitor (firm, Benham &
Wilson)
Wilson Maude (Miss), teacher of music, 28 East hill
Wiltan Waiter William, tailor, 4 Military road
Winch Brothers, forPign stamp importers, 19 Well~sley
road. See advertisement
Winch F. C. & Co. wine merchants, 153 High street
Winch John Miller, artisot, 19 Wellesley road
Winnock's Almshouses, Military road
Winsley's (Arthur) Charity (Ernest S. Beard, agent),
Head Gattl
Winter EllPn (Mrs.), dress maker, 59 East hill
Withers Will, tobacconist, soa, High street
Witney Henry J. beer retailer, 59 North Station road
Wittey & Denton, solicitors, 8 East Stockwell street
Wittey Harriet (Miss), apartments, 153 North Station rd
Witton Robert J. bird dealer, 204 Magdalen street
Wolton & Attwood, wine & spirit merchants, I Lion
walk & 21 Culver street
Wornack Emma Elizabeth (Miss), teacher of music, 124
North Station road
Women's Help Society (Mrs. Newman, hon. sec.), 1 & 2
Oshorne street
Wood Thos. & Son, mineral water mnfrs. 50 Wimpole rd
Wood Albert W. Royal Standard P.H. 34 Mersea road
Wood Arthur, Duke of York P.H. 18 & 20 Barrack street
Wood Wm. George, grainer & decorator, 42 Priory street
Woodgate .Ashton, carpenter, 13 Cromwell road
Woodman George, hotel valuer, 17 North hill
Woodroffe Charles, baker, 8 Middleborough
Woodrow Frederick, boot repairer, 32 East Stockwell st
Woods lda (Mrs.), china dealer, 14 Maldon road
Woods JosPph William (Mrs.), dress ma. 5 Pownall cres
Woods M. W. electrical engineer, Hythe Station road
Woods Wm. brick maker, Poplar lane, North Station rd
Woollard William Charles, butcher. 25 Barrack street
Woollatt William, baker, 18 Middleborough
Wormell R. Clarence & Co. accountants, 75 Crouch st
Worts, Son & Clowes, physicians & surgeons,s Trinity st
Worts Dale Graham L.D.S.R.F.P.S.Glas.surgeon-dentist,
18 Crouch street
Worts Edwin L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S ..A.. phy-
Worts Stanley Edwin L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
physician & surgeon, see Worts, Son & Clowes
Wright Brothers, confectioners, 28 High st.; 45 Crouch
street & 21 St. Botolph street; china dealers 47, &
grocers 49 & 51, Crouch street
Wright .Arthur Geo. curator of the Corporation museum
Wright Frank Pooley, coal merchant, I Hythe quay; 191
Greenstead road & 31 Head street
Wright Fredk. Ernest, insurance agent, 9 Barrington rd
Wright George, carpenter, 28 South street
Wright George, painter, 8 Osborne street
Wright George, The Royal P.H. 65 Butt road
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Wyatt Frederick, deputy supt. registrar for Lexden Young Women's Christian Association (Miss Louisa
district, Victoria chambers, Runwald street Kelly, superintendent), 64 High street
Wyncoll Francis Henry, tailor &c.see Bateman & Wyncol1 Youngs Thomas Harvey, Neptune P.H. 14 Hythe quay
BERECHURCH.
Hetherington Thomas J.P. & Mrs. 1

PRIVATE :RESIDENTS. Berechurch hall COMMERCIAL.

Eardley-Russell Major EdmundStuart Luard Maj. G. D. Friday Wood lodge Blyth Rt. Page, farmer, Maypole frm
Eardley Wilmot R..A.., M.V.O. Park Norris Mrs. The Rosary
farm
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Cannar Henry, 6g Greenstead road
Fisher Mrs. Flora house
Hawkins Alan George, 120 Green-
stead road
Sloper Fdk. SI. E. 233 Greenstead rd
Smith John Plant, 103 Greenstead rd
Worsfold Rev. Clement .Arnold M ..A.
St.Andrew's rectory, Greenstead rd
COlllMERCIAL.
Adult School (Society of Friends)
(Alfred Went, supt.), Parson's hth
Alderman Kate (Miss), dress maker,
37 Greenstead road
Canham Thomas Arthnr, cabinet
maker, 17 Parson's heath
Charge Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
175 Greenstead road
Cant Arthur, farmer,Black Heath frm
Ovey Capt. Darrell, Friday Wood ho Smith James, farmer, Rock farm
GREENSTEAD.
Curtis Arthur, farmer,Bazleton farm, Seaborn Albert, confectioner, J
Parson's heath Greenstead road
Eldridge Alfred John, shopkeeper, 15 Seaborn Edward, miller (steam),
Parson's heath Greenstead mill
Fleming David, Shaw's farm, Harwich Stammers William, parish clerk
road, Parson's heath Stannard Jas. farmer,Greenstead hall
Goddard Charles Edward, Buck's Stone John, farm bailiff to C. E.
Horns P.H Gooch esq. Home farm
Hobrough Alfred Charles, picture Went Alfred & Sons, timber mer-
frame maker, Parson's heath chants, Parson's Heath
Bowe John, market gardener, 34 Willoughby James, boot repairer, 164
Parson's heath Greenstead road
Hull Dimitrius H. beer retailer, 7 St. Woodham Frederick, florist,32 Green-
John's road, Parson's heath stead road
Hunt Chas. beer retlr. Parson's heath Wray James William, beer retailer,
Mason Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Post 289 Greenstead road
office, 154 Greenstead road Wright Frank Pooley, coal merchant,
Munson Waiter William, shopkeeper, 191 Greenstead road
160 Greenstead road Wyncoll William, farmer, St. John's
Nayler Saml. buildr.76 Greenstead rd road, Parson's heath
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(Marked thus t receive letters direct
from Colchester.)
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
tBeard ErnestS.Woodlands,Lexden rd
Beaumont Evelyn Theodore, 30 ~el-
son road
Beaumont Robert, 22 London road
Betts Philip, The Bungalow, Cross rd
Bidwell Wm. Thos. 32 Nelson road
Bird Herbert Owen, 7 I.exden street
tBiandJn.Cooper,Westwood,Lexden rd
Blyth Octavius, The Limes
Boothroyd Alfred Watts, Colne lodge,
Colne road
Chapman Henry Cautley Theobald,
23 London road
Clarke Arthur Turrall, 40 Nelson rd
Corse-Scott Col Edwd. Hy. Glebfl! ho
Crosbie Mrs. Patrick, Cherrywood,
Straight road
Cross Mrs. Mill house
Dennis Henry Samuel, Heathdene,
Cross road
Denny Col. Henry Cuthbert C.B.
Kingsmead, Straight road
Gardner Edward Harold, Hazlemere,
Nelson· road
&ledhill Sidney V. 6 Nelson road
Goody Mervyn, The Cottage, St.
Clare road
Hallum Thomas Geo. 13 Spring lane
Beasman Alfred, I London road
Hurnard Samuel Fennell J.P. Hill ho
Button Wm. Coats, Lexden manor
tlrwin Misses, The Lindens,Lexden rd
Jencken Col. Francis John, Feda-
more, Lexden road
Keigwin Charles D. Parsons hill
Larmour Capt. Francis Corden, 28
Nelson road
Lazell Harrington, Westgrove, Lex-
den road
Luard Mrs. Holly lodge, Lexden road
Macfie James,Faw!ey lodge,Lexden rd
Major Horatio Nelson, 6o Colne road
Mansfield Lieut.-Col. Hon. Henry
William, 3 LexdPn ~tieet
Marshall Vernon, St. Clare road
PRIVATE :RESIDENTS. ~Cant John T . .Arngask
Balls George William, 58 Bergholt rd Cant Mrs. Myland lodge
Cant Benj. Edmund, The White ho Cleveland Mrs. Oarlton villa
Cant Cecil E. Myland grange
LEXDEN.
Moir Edward McArthur, Deot•an, Clark Frederick William, market
Lexden hill gardener, 8 Cross road
Morton Cecil Boward, Heath lodge Clayden Arthur James, coal dealer, 7
Motum Frederick, 62 Colne road 1 Straight road
Nash Bernard Arcules, Corique, King Colchester & East Essex Co-opera~ive
Coel road & Industrial Society Limited; & at
N ash Mrs Corique, King Coel road Colchl:'stPr
Noel Hugh, Upper Hill ho. Lexden rd, Crosby Saml. shoe ma. 17 ,London rd
O'Grady Mrs. 5 Lexden street Currell Sarah (Mrs.),lndrss.Church la
Page Charles EveTitt, 37 London rd East George, insurance agt. Colne rd
Paget Alfred, Sandown ho.St.Clare rd Ennals John, road surveyor, Colne rd
Phillips Waiter, 9 Lexden street Garling Albt. insur.agt.47 London rd
Pirie James, 38 Nelson road Garling Edgar Jas. baker,8 London rd
Potter James Francis, Lanselles, Hawes Edwd. shopkpr. 29 Lexden si
Fitzwalter road tHedge Hy. Wm. frmr. Sht>epen frm
Poyser William Francis, Woodside, Hines James, farmer, Lodge farm
Fitzwalte:r road, Lexden road Jarrett Arthur George, news agent,
Raffies Rev. Thomas Stamford M.A. 57 London road
(rector), Rectory Joslyn William Frank, dairyman,
Rainsford Robert, 42 Nelson road Colne road
Richmond Mrs. Park corner, St. Kemp Wm. blacksmith, 4 Lexden st
Clare road King Samuel, hair dresser, 10 & 1a
tRooke Mrs. Monk's Horton,Lexden rd London road
Ruck-Keene George, 15 Lexden street King's Bead Temperance Bote}
Sanders Mrs. Lexden park (Alfred David Cadman, manager)
Sargent Frederick, 2 Nelson road Lusted Henry Luther, beer retailer,
Savill Miss, 46 Nelson road 34 Straight road
Soames Lieut. Harold Martin, The Major Louisa (Mrs.), corn merchant,
Cottage, Church lane 6 London road
Suckling Alfred, 36 Nelson road Martin Ji'rank, farmer, Heath farm
Tooley Alfred, 4 Nelson road Munson Annie (Mrs.), dress maker,
Walker Mrs. Lexden rise, Lexden rd 73 London road
Walton :Mrs. Cosgrove lodge Pitt George Charles, Sun inn, 8 Lex-
Wills William, 44 Nelson road den street
Wright Henry, 34 Nelson road Pluck Waiter Ernest, deputy supt.
registrar, Colchester union, 39
COMMERCIAL. London road
Beaumont Robert, builder, London rd Rule Murtin Nevill, coach builder,
Beaumont Samuel, sheep dresser, 21 53 London road
Straight road Salter .A.rth. butcher, 7I London rd
Bird John, farmer, Malting farm Simpson William James, farmer
Bird William, farmer, Home farm Stonehouse Isaac,baker, & post office,
Blake George, farmer. Magazine farm 31 Lexden street
Boyden Arthur, chimney sweeper, Tweed Herbert Charles, show case
King Coel road maker, 13 Cross road
Brooman Albert, cycle agent, 24 Vince Henry John, beer retailer, sr
London road Lexden street
Brown David, butcher, 20 London rd Willsher Arthur, cattle dealer, Tht>
Cant Herbert, farmer,West House frm Chase, Colne road
Wilson Henry Geo. decorator,Colne rd
MILE E~D (north o£ the Railway).
Daniel Thomas Benjamin, 55 Mile
End road
Court Edward P. Severalls Asylum
 DIRECTORY.) E8SEX. COLD NORTON. 191
Davies Rev. Thomas John Landv B..A. Craclmell Alfred, ijhopkeeper, 15 Mile Mack Arth. J. boot repr. 51 Mile end
(chaplain to .the Severalls Asyium), End road Mason Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper,.
Hollymead Diss Albert Edward & Son, builders, 65 Mile end
Evans George M.B. Severalls Asylum 89 Bergholt road Morgan James Stephen, carpenter.
Fin.cham Mrs. 52 Mile End road Diss Albert Edward, grocer, 89 Berg- 14 Mile End road
Garwood Samuel, Shrubland house, holt road Nevard Albert, farmer, Rustic &:
Mile End road · Essex & Colchester (Severalls) County Church farms
Green Arthur, Henry villa Asylum (Robert Cyril Turnbull Nevard Waiter, farmer
Groves Henry, Bay cottage M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Offord Waiter George, piano tuner,.
Herring Frank, Kennington, Mile Lond. medical supt. ; George 70 Mile End road
End road Evans M.B.Lond. (senior), Harold Pearson's Public Library & Beading
Herring William, The Bungalow, WE>st Hodgson M.R.C.S.Eng., Room
Mile End road L.R.C.P.Lond. Edward Percy Court Prior David & Son, champion rose-
Hodgson Harold W., M.D. Severalls M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. as- growers, nurserymen & florists, The-
Asylum sistant medical officers; Robert ~urseries, North station & Greai.
Horsman Miss, sr Bergholt road Overend, clerk; Robert Farr, store- Horkesley. T N 291
Mackay George, The Hollies keeper; Mrs. M oily J ones, matron ; R~>vens R. W. & Co. builders, rsa,.
Mead George, 6r Bergholt road Charles Hammond, inspector; Hy. Mile End road
Overend Robert, Severalls Asvlum
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J. Beaching, engineer) Rowe John A. Dog & Pheasant P.H
Prior William David, Myland house Felgate Arthur, farm bailiff to the Scragg & Haydon, butchers
Reichter Frederick, Mile end Essex County Council Smith Herbt.Wm.grocer, 41 Mile end
Stevens Rev. Henry Smeeton (rec- Flatman Frederick Robert, shop- Smith Willie, dairy, roo Bergholt rd
tor), The Rectory, Mile End road ket'per, 135 Bergholt road Sparrow Charles Ellis, blacksmith,.
Thompson Thomas, 56 Mile End rd Ford Edwin, decorator,g2 Bergholt rd 67a, Mile end
Topsfield John Wm. 78 Bergholt road Frost Alice (Miss), midwife, 25 Mile Stanway Willfam Charles, insurance-
Tnrnbull Robert Cyril M.D. Severalls end agent, 27 Mile End road
Asylum Garrard H. & Son, livery stable Steven& Edwin, boot repairer
Webster Mrs. 124 Bergholt road proprietors, 45 Bergholt road. & Stow Arthur 0. cycle agent, 69 &i 71.
• Railway Hotel yard Mile end
COMMERCIAL. Gibbins Jas. shopkePper, 58 Mile end Strong Frederick Wm. Railway hotel,.
Abbott William Y. blacksmith, 35 Great Eastern Railway Co.'s Steam r Bergholt road
Bergholt road Laundry (John Bellchambers, supt) Strowlgflr John, farmer
Bradford Lydia (Mrs.), stationer, & Hales Herbert Jas. farmer, Mill farm Studd ArtL. A.carpenter,45a,Mile end
post office Haydon Francis Emanuel, butcher, Thomas George Alfred, grocer, Post
Burcham Jabez Woods, joiner see Scragg & Haydon office, 6 Bergholt road
Cant Benjamin R. & Sons, rose Hayward A. J. & Son, coal merchants Tipper William, boot repairer 17, &.
growers (established 1765), The (depot), Mile End road news agent 42, Mile end
Old Rose gardens Kirkwood Jn. farmer, Severall's hall Upson George, Bricklayers' Arm•
Cant Waiter, farmer, Tubswick Larter Charles, joiner P.H. 27 Bergholt road
Colchester Borough Hospital for In- Leach Alfred Charles, insurance Warren Philip, fishmonger, 2 Ber~
fectious Diseases (W. F. Corfield agent, 141 llergholt road holt road
M.D., B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Camb. Leveridge Elijah, farmer, White Wass James, beer retailer, 5 Mill rd
medical supt. ; Miss Kate C. House farm (postal address,Boxted) Webb Arthur Wilson, boot repairer,.
Braidwood, matron) Long Chas. Frdk. painter,46 Mile end 22 Mile end
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Crawshaw William Ernest, The Chase Billage Antonio,Berechurch Arms P .H Shelton George & Son, seed growers.
Harden Mrs. Brathney • \Foley John, Leather Bottle P .H Theobald .1rthur, dairyman, King:
Moore Mrs. Pretty Gate farm Goody William, market gardener Harold road
Storey John, All Saints Morris Herbert Edward, shopkeeper, Thurston Waiter, shopkeeper
COMMERCIAL. Post office Wilson Charles Spencer,. farmer
Berry George, whitesmith Quilter Bert, shopkeeper Woodrow John Thomas, jobmaster
COLD NORTON is a parish and picturesque village, and had at the western end a wooden belfry, crowned by
watered by a small rivulet, a feeder of the Crouch, with a short spire. The register dates from the year 1539.
a station on the Maldon branch of the Great Eastern The living is a rectory, net yearly value £240, with 4Z
railway, si miles south from Maldon and I I south-east acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Gover-
from Chelmsford, in the South Eastern division of the nors of the Charterhouse, London, and held since 1913
county, Dengie hundred and petty sessional division, by the Rev. John Lenthal Davids, who is also rector <Jf
Maldon union and counily court district, and the rural and resides at North Fambridge. The Governors of the
deanery of Maldon, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of Charterhouse are the lords of the manor and the chief
Chelmsford. The church, erected in r855 at the sole landowner.s. The soil and subsoi~ are strong clay. The.
cost of the Rev. William Holland M.A. a former rector, principal portion of the land is .in pasture. The area is:
is a building of stone in the Decorated style, and con- r,692 acx:es; rateable value, £r,464; population in 191:1
sists of chancel, nave, south porch and a western turret was 233.
containing 2 bells: the pulpit and reading desk are of Verger, Sydney Hipsey.
carved oak made chiefly from the ·beams of the old ·
church: an ancient mural monument to Maude, wife of Letters through Maldon, arrive at 8 a.m. Wall LetteY
Robert Cammocke, gent. of Layer Marney, ob. Sept. 23 , Box at the railway station cleared at 6.30 p.m. ; sun-
1599, has been removed from the old church and placed days, II.3o a.m. Stow Maries is the nearest telegraph
in the chancel : two brass shields bearing the arms of & money order office, I mile distant ·
Cammocke are now on the chancel step, and a brass Pillar Letter Box at Three Ashes, cleared at 10 a.m. &
effigy of a female, now in the nave·, is supposed to repre- 4·35 p.m.; sundays, 9.20 a.m
s-ent this Maude: in the churchvard is a tombstone C.,uncil School, erected in 1914, for Bo children; aver-
inscribed to William Walker esq. J.P. who died Dec. gth, age attendance, 44; Miss B. Prentice, mistress
1 os, his wife and 16 children: there are rso sittings. R.tilway Station, Harry Pyke, station master
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The ancient church of St. Stephen was a very small Carrier. Sydne:; Howard, to Chelmsford, fri.; to Mal-
structure, consisting of nave, built in the 12th century, don, sat
Robinson John, Leaches farm Howard Sydney, carrier
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Toozes Capt. William John, The Rise National Deposit Friendly Societ;,
Billington Mrs. Beacon lodge (branch) (E. T. Pond, sec)
Brown Robert, Hillsborough COMMERCIAL. ' Pond Edward Thomas, Butchers~
Clarke Miss, The Cottage Bardwell George James. shopkeeper Arms P.H. assistant overseer &t
Dove Joseph, Kits cottage Bardwell William, carpenter parish clerk for the parishes of
Foreman Berners A Calderbank Jsph. frmr. Great Canny Cold Norton & Stow Maries
Handman Mrs. Rectory Cooper Ernest H. blacksmith Stevens Edwin, farmer, The Hall
Harris Miss, Leaches farm Hampton Edward Alfred, farmer, Stock Ernest, farmer, Little Canny
Harris Mrs. Three Ashes Fowlers farm Todd Fredk. farm bailiff to Messrs_
KevanAlex.David B.A.Laburnham cot Henry Isaac John! Railway-inn Strutt & Parker, Flambard'S' farrd
Macpherson Miss, Norton Lea Hobart Robert, boot maker, Hill side Willis George, farmer
COLLIER ROW, see Romford. COLNE, see Earl~ Colne, Wake Colne & Whit Coin~.
e> 1 RIIIINQ#f-4-tr
II·I'·R~NC. LIBIIAifYl
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COLNE E~G.AINE. ES~EX. [KELLY S
COLNE ENGAINE received its. surname from a stone, erected in 1791 by John Scane esq. F.R.S., F.S.A.
family of Engaine, who were lords of the manor in the architect (afterwards knighted). 'lhe trustees of the late
.13th century, and is a village and parish on the north Capt. Charles Reeve R.N. of Gisleham, Suffolk (d .
<bank of the river Colne, half a mile north-west from 1908), and the Governors of Christ's Hospital, who are
Colne station on the Colne Valley railway, 2! miles east lords of the manor, George Courtauld esq. J.P. of Cut
lrom Halstead, 5 north from Coggeshall, and 54 from Hedge, Halstead, Waiter Edward Grimston esq. J.P. of
London, in the Northern division of the county. Witham Earls Colne, and J. J. D. Botterell esq. J.P. are the
division of Lexden hundred, Halstead petty sessional principal landowners. The soil is light and heavy;
-division~ union and county court district, Halstead and subsoil, gravelly. The chief crops are wheat, barley
Hedingham rural deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and and oats. The area is 2,421 acres of land and 8 -af
.Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Andrew is an water; rateable value, £2,907; the population in 1911
edifice of brick, flint and stone, chiefly in the Gothic was 583 in the civil parish and 569 in the ecclesiastical
-style, one portion, however, dating as far back as the parish.
Conquest: the church consists of chancel, nave, south Under the provisions of the " Divided Parishes Act," a
porch and an embattled western tower containing 6 detached part of White Colne was added to Colne
"bells, dated 1524, 1675, 1760, 1882 (two) and 1906: in the En gain e.
chancel are RE'dilia and a piscina : in 1910 the walls Sexton, Joshua Pudney.
of the chancel were covered with paintings at a cost Buntings Green is 1 mile west, Booses Green half a
of about £300 : two of the windows are stained, one mile north-west and Countess Cross 1! miles north-east.
"being a memorial to Mrs. Sewell, and the other to Post Office. William Keeble, • sub-postmaster. Letters
the Rev. William Webster, a former rector: the church from Earls Colne, Essex, are delivered at 7 & n.15
was thoroughly restored in 1873 and has 300 sittings: a.m. & 7.15 p.m.; dispatched at 8.35 & II.Io a.m. &
-a lych gate was erected in 1897 by subscription, to 7.30 p.m.; sunday, 8.35 a.m. The nearest money
commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Her late Majesty order & telegraph office is at Earls Colne, 2 miles
Queen Victoria. The register dates from the year distant-
1620. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £44o,
with residence and 56 acres of glebe, in the gift of Public Elem2ntary School (mixed), erected in 1847• at a
the Lord Mayor and Commonalty of the City of London cost of £360, by subscription, aided by grants from the
as governors of Chrisfs Hospital, and held since 1896 National Society's Diocesan Board & by the Committee
by the Rev. Rowland Beevor Hill M.A. of Pembroke of Council on Education, for 100 children; average
College, Oxford. Colne Park is the property and resi- attendance, 86; Harry Edward Smith, master
dence of John James Dumville Botterell esq. J.P.; the This school is under the control of the Essex Education
• .mansion was built in 1775 and is situated in a park of Halstead District Sub-Committee,
100 acres, containing a lofty Ionic column of Portland , clerk
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Courtauld Katharine Mina (Miss), Meadows James, farmer
'Batters Waiter Percival Over ball farmer, Knights Moss W alter, farmer
Beard Arthur M.A. Th~ Bridge D~xey Arthur, fa_r:n;ter Nottage Wm. land steward to J. J. D.
Beard Miss, The Lodge Duey George WI!ham, thatcher Botterell esq. J .P. Countess Cross
Botterell John J ames Dumville J.P. Gordon Waiter, farmer Paxton Philip, farmer, Overhall farm
Colne park Hale Edward Scott, farmer Pudney & Son, builders
Courtauld Miss Knio-hts Horn John, laundry Pudney Joshua, assistant overseer &
Earvey Miss B~rche~ house Housden Joseph Geo. Five Bells P.H clerk to Parish Council
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Hill Rev.Ro~land BeevorM.A.Rectory Howard G_eorge, farmer Pye George, farm bailiff to J. & F.
Marsh Henry Charles, Overshot mill .Jackson S1dney Jame~, baker Rayner, Brick house
Sewell Thomas Francis The Grove Keeble Wm. blacksm1th, Post office Ray Thomas Reynolds,miller (water),
' Lewis Charles, farmer West wood
COMMERCIAL. Mann J ames, farmer, Elm Tree farm Steward Robert William, farmer
Beard Artbur,organist of Earls Colne Martin Frank, farmer, Lodge farm Whybrew Herbert, farm bailiff to
Bone H. & Son, builders Mason Richard Waiter, jun. farmer, W. E. Grimston esq
Erewer Henry, farmer Brook farm
COOPERSALE, adjoining Epping, was formed into workhouse infirmary and master's residence were erected
an ecclesiastical parish Oot. 22, 1852, out of the civil in 1912 at a cost of about [10,ooo. Cottage Homes for
{larish of Theydon Garnon, but for civil purposes is now 40 children have been erected here. Coopersale House,
principally in the parish of Epping, and still remains a now (1914) unoccupied, is an ancient mansion of brick
.part of the rectorial parish of Theydon Garnon ; it is 2~ and stone, situated on a declivity, to the right of the
miles north-east from Epping station on the Ongar road to Epping; the grounds, of about 27 acres, are
branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 7 miles eas~ well arranged and contain a large sheet of water; the
.from WaJtham Abbey, in the Western divi>~ion of the estate was held by the Areher family from the time of
eounty, Ongar hundred, Epping union and petty ses- Henry V. who is said to have changed the name of this
sional division, W altham Ab bey county court district, family from Dubois to Archer on the occasion of a
Chigwell rural deanery, archdeaconry of Essex and shooting match at Havering, when one Simon Dubois,
.Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Alban, erected in his attendant at Agincourt, acquitted himself so remark-
1:852, at the cost of Miss Archer-Houblon, is an edifice of ably as to win from the king this distinction. Cooper-
flint in the Early English style, consisting of challlcel, sale Hall, an ancient mansion, is within the parish of
nave, south porch and a western tllll're.t conrtaining one Theydon Garnon. The population in 19II was 654 in
bell: the east window is a memorial to members of the the civil parish and 760 in the ecclesiastical parish, in-
Houblon family, and a south window to Miss Archer- cluding 235 perSQns in Epping Union Workhouse.
Houblon : the chancel has a credence and pisaina, and on Sexton, Arthur Mumford. ·
the south side are sedilia: there are 220 sittings: in
1907 a lych gate was erected as a memorial to William Post Office, Coopersale. Mrs. Mary Ann Claxton, sub-
'8nd Elizabeth Pearson. The register dates from the postmistress. Letters through Epping arrive at 6.30
year 1852. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value & 9.40 a.m. & 6.20 p.m. week days only. Epping is
£280, with 5 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift the nearest money order & telegraph office, It miles
()f Captain H. L. .Archer-Houblon, and held since 1891 distant
by the Rev. Edward Herbert Grain M.A. of St. Cath- Letter Box, cleared at 9 & 11.40 a.m. & 7.15 p.m.
.arine's College, Cambridge ; the vicarage house was Pillar Box, Coopersale Common, cleared at 6.45 &
built at Miss Houblon's expense. A parish room was 11.30 a.m. & 6.45 p.m. week days only
-built in 1882, opposite the vicarage, at t'he expense of The children of this parish attend the school at They-
'Miss .A.rche'r-Houblon. The workhouse of the Epping don Garnon, built by Miss Archer-Houblon for St-
-anion, available for 200 inmates, is in this parish. A Albans, Coopersale & Theydon Garnon parishes
Grain Rev. Edwd.Herbt.M.A.Vicarage Baker Thirza (Mrs.), hand laundry, McMurray Wm. farmer, Ansons farm
'Tufnell Major Hugh Richard, Cooper- Coopersale street Pretlove Charles, shopkeeper
sale cottage Cordell Wm.beer ret.Coopersale Corn ReaderA.(Mrs.),beer ret.Coopersale st
Waters .A.rth. Hy. Capel,Coopersale lo Heath Henry James, insurance agent Whiffin James & Sons, builders,
COMMERCIAL. Lummis Richard, blacksmith,Cooper- Coopersale Common
Baker Geo. painter,Coopersale Commn sale street
CO:PFORD derived its name from its situation at a Colchester (on the London road), 6 east from Cogges-
ford over the Roman river: it is a village and parish 1! hall, in the North Eastern division of the county, Lex-
miles south-east from Marks Tey junction on the Great den hundred, Lexden and Winstree petty sessional divi-
Eastern railway, 48 from London, 5 south-west from sion and union, Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint
 Dlli~CTvRY. J ESSEX. COllRINGHAl\1. 193
county court. district, and in Coggeshall and Tey rural gtm·el and clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
deanery, archdeaconry ol Colchester and Chelm.,ford ,eeds, wheat, barley and beans. The area is 2,135
diocese. The church of St. ~ichael and All Angel" is acre~; rateable value, £5,410; the population in xgn
an ancient building with Norman arches, and consists wa~ 7II in the civil parish and 743 in the ecclt-siastical
of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and a wooden parish.
turret at the west end with a shingled spire and con- - By Local Government Board Order 22.363, March 24,
taining 3 bells: the nave and apse are B1·itish, the 188g, detached parts of the parish known as Brakes,
aisle being added about the end of the 14th century: R.-.und Bu<>h &c. were transferred from this parish to
the apse, restored in 1872, is decorated ~ith ancient Birch.
mural paintings of the 12th century, repainted in 1872: Post Office, The Green.-Mrs. Hannah Nice, sub-post-
the church was thoroughly restored in 1884, when the mistress. Letters through Colchester, delivered at
1rhole of the ~orman walls were found to be covered 7·45 a.m. & (callers only) 1.35 & 7.20 p.m.; dis·
'IHth mural painting~, dating from the 12th century; patched at 6.4:; a.m. & 12.5 &; 6.20 p.m.; sundays.
the<>e ban not been repainted, but are left as they 10.5 a.m. Marks Tey, 2 miles distant, is the neares'
were found: the chancel screen dates from the late money order & telegraph office
14th or early 15th century: Edmund Bonner, Bishop Post Office, Eight Ash Green.-James Edmund Man._
of London, 154o-69. who died at the :Marshalsea prison, ning, sub-postmaster. Letters through ColchestE't"
'S Sept. 1569, is buried here on the north side of the arrive at 6.35 a.m.; di~patched 8.30 & 11.55 a.m. &-
.ttar: th~ church has 176 sittings. The register dates 7.20 p.m.; .sunday, Io.so a.m. The nearest money
from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly order office i, at Le:xden Heath & telegraph office at-
value f.«7• with 75 acres of glebe and residence, in the _-\.ldham
,\!ift of the Lord Chancellor, alld held since 1893 by the Pillar Letter Box, London road, cleared at 2.15 &; 7·5
Rev. Edm11nd Ralph Ruck-Keene M.A. of Exeter College. p.m.; sundays, 10.40 a.m
()xfo!'d. At Landon road is a Friends' :Yeeting House, I PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
and at Eight Ash Green is the mission church of All
Bamt.;;. Th~ Right Bev. William Thomas Harrison D.D. Copford Green (mixed), built in 1840, enlarged in 1884,
(Bl<;hop of Gla .. go" I88E-19o3) is lllrd of the manor, for 92 children; average attendance, 76; Robert Tun-.
winch was held by the Bishops of London till the death stall, master
l{ 'Bishop :&onner., who had his favourite residence here. Eight Ash Green (mixed), built in 1888, for 8g children;:
Thi" p~in~al landoll'ner'l are Bishop Harri..,on, of average attendance, 76; William Andrew Belgrove •.
()livers, 'llear Colchester, T'laomas H. Ambrose t> ..q. the master
Bou. James R.ouna P.C. of Birch Hall. A. Carrier to Colchester.-Henry Robert Bishop, mon. wed.
e .. q. and Rol'Ind"s tru~tees. The -.oil is fri. & sat
COMMEROHL. Hawkes Annie (:Miss), pari,h nurse,
:ZtUV.A.TE RES!I.DENTS.
.Auston Georgt-, fanner London road
'Beaumont Frederick William, Kill- Barnes Thomas, refreshment rooms, Horne Robert, Alma inn, The Green
ford 'V'il.ila, .London ~ro~til ·London road Joslin Geo.Wm. frmr. Mantell's farm
Bellingham Artbu.r, Copford Plaee Barritt John Ht-nr), farmer k assist. Manning James Edmund, grocer &:
Folkard Frank, The Green O\"er~er for Aldham, :\ioat farm sub-postmaster, Eight Ash green
FOTeman 'Henry. ~ulberry grt"t!illl Bishop Henry Robert, carrier, The Mason William, farmer
Hick-a Ierbert Tim.perley~ W:alton Cedars, Cf·pford green Nice George, <'arter, Eight Ash green-
ho~ London road Cooper Ernest Frederick, dairyman, Ottlev Edward, cycle dlr. London rd
Jackson HnbE>rt Feilden, Copfor.d hall Eigat Ash green Pearson Robt. baker,Eight Ash green
King Star gl'etm Firmin .Arthur .Augustus, Brick & ,Ridgewell Grace (:~'l:i,s), shopkeeper,
Moy Charles T. C<Jpford lodge Tile P.H. Eight Ash green London road
Oliphant Robert !!larold, Folka-rd Frank, seed grower & Robinson William, insurance agent
LondOI'l road merehant. all kinds of agricultural Sach Frederick, shopkeeper
!Ruck-Keene Rev E4md. :&.1Jk M.A. s-eeds from selected .stocks, per- Saw1ders George Henry, baker
,rechr).. The "R~~rry man.ent & temporary mixtures of Smith John, farmer, Mascotts
Symmon6 Percy W. The V ean "'ra.ss seeds a speciality The Gr-een Ta-.·lor Arthur E. coal dlr. London rd
.. • ' J f
Tampion Mrs. Shrub ho. Lon&~u rd Galley William, beer retlr. London rd Weller William Cooper, _armer.
"Tbornber 11Irs. The 'Cotta~e Gammer Alfred Edward, farmer, Bockingham Hall farm -
..Ving- )ill'S. The Gree:& The Willow
COllEET'S TYE. t~ee Upminster.
:C~R:Nl:S~ ~ALL END waii. f?rm-e~ into an. ecc~e!i- ' Spains Hall, Finchingfield, Frederick Charles Yates esq.
&&tlclil pansh m 1-841 irom the ClVll par1shes of Fmch1ng- -.nd Col. F. J. Ryder, of Beacon Hill, Scarcroft Leed.s.
!field, 'Eirdbrook and WadgeweTI; it is 5 miles south-"l'est The aoil is mixed; subsoil, gravel; chief cr~ps al'e
from Birdbwok station. on the Colne Valley bran<'h of the wheat, barley and oats. The population in 1011 was
{;-peat Eastern railwa.,\., 12 north-..-e.st from Br3intree, 8 -P9 ·
e"l'>t from Sdlron Walden, 6 north-east from Thaxted and
47 from London, in the Northern division of the county, LITTLE LONDO~. 1 mile south, SPAINS END, 1
Fre8hwell petty sessional division, and in the rural mile north-east, and HERKSTEAD GREEN, 1! north-
-deanery of Braintree, arehdeaconry of Colchester, and west, are hamlets of this parish
of Chelmsford. The church of St. John the Sexton, Harry Collar.
Evang-elist is a plain building of red brick, and con-.ists
of cbaneel, nave. and a tower containing a clock and 2 Post Office. Miss Julia Bunting, sub-postmistrel!s.
"belli;: ue tower was erected in 1910 : there are three Letters through Brain tree, arrive at 8.20 a. m. & 2.30
&tamed Tindow .. : the chllreh affords. 170 sitting.s. The p.m.; dispatched at 8.30 a.m. & 5.10 p.m.; sunday",
regu;ter dates from the year 184 1. The living is a dispatched at 8.30 a.m. The nearest money order &
ncarage, net yearly value £ 1 g8, with residence, in the telegraph office is at Finchingfield, 3 miles distant
g1ft of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1908 Public Elementary School (mixed), with a house for the
by the Rev. Edward William Wilmott ~LA. of Je::.us mistress & a yearly endowment of £x6, left by the late
College, Cambridge. The Primitive :Methodists have G. W. Gent esq. of 'Moyns park; the school will hold
a place of worship at Little London. ThP. principa1 130 children; average attendance, 70; Miss Louie
landowners are Archibald Weyland Rnggles-Brise esq. of Jones, mistress
PBIVATE RESIDENTS. Cock Edwd. Tredgett, frmr.Hole frm ~IebJn Fanny (Mr.-,.), farmer,Rivett·,
Wilmott Rev. Edward William M.A. Collar Frederick, wheelwright farm
(vicar), Yicarage Ginger Frederick, farmer, Lophams Rawlingos Waiter, farm bailiff to
Yates Frederick Charles, Shore hall Gorham W. & Mn,frmr>".Cornish hall Archibald Weyland Ruggles-Brise
Gouldstone Hugh CharleQ, blacksmith esq. Howe farm
Halls Daniel, Horse & Groom P.H Smith Wjlliam Thomas. farm bailiff
COVVERCIA.L. Harrington David, beer retailer, to F. C. Yates esq. Boarded Barns
Little London Warren Geo. Philip, farmer,'W'hitleys
Bunting Julia (Miss), shopkeeper, Humphrey Ernest, shoe maker Whitbread John, farmer, Jeckylls
Pos1i office Jackson Jos1ah, miller (steam) Woods Swithin, farmer, Tinker's grn
Bunting Willlam, farmer, White house Lashmar Chas. Edwd. frmr. Lowe1 ho Worlledge Samuel, beer retlr. & grocr
CORRINGHAM i!'l a village and parish, the latter in the South Eastern division of the county, Barstable
extending to the Thames ; it is 2 miles east hundred, Orsett union and petty sessional division,
from Stanford-le-Hope station on the London, Tilbury Grays county court district, and in Orsett and Grays
81ld Southend railway, and 14 south-east from Brentwood, mral deaner~·, Es'lPX. arcbdeaconry, and Chelmsford
ES~EX 13
 194 CORRINGHAM. ES~EX:.. [KELLY'S

.Wt:>cese. The church of St. Mar)' the Virgin is a small lord of -the manot1 Kynpoh $nd Oo. Limited,. and t~
building of flint and stone in the Decorated style, con- Londoi1 and Thames Oil Wharves Co, are the principtl
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle wtth chantry, aonth landowners. The soil is mixed ; subsoil, gravel and
porch and a Norman tower, with pyramidal roofr con- clay. Th~ chief erops are wheat, barley.. beans,
taining 3 bells, respectively dated 1580, 1617 and 1629: and clover. The area is 3,320 acres of land. 45 of irJ,.
itr was ooginally a Norman church, bot of this only the land and 701 of tidal water• and 327 of fore!hore; rate--
towe:r remains : the nave is separated from the aisle by able value, £6,1o3; the population in 19II was 693 in
an arcade of two bays : a fine old oak screen still exists tbe civil parish and 462 in the ecclesiastical parish.
in the ehantry, which is presumably that founded by
William de Baud in 132 8, and still retains a little old THAMES HAVEN is in this parish, 28 miles from
.glass; it has now been re~tored, and is used for daily London. The London, Tilbury and Southend railway hah
11ervice} there is a trefoil-headed piscina in the south a line to this place, branching from near Stanford-le-
wall of the chancel, and -a stoup in the south porch: Hope, for the transport of cattle, and a dock for un-
. ther-e are brasses to Richard de Beltonn, a former rec- loading cattle from small vessels .
•tor, c. 1340, with a half-length effigy; to Alice Grevye, Parish Clerk, ThomaS' J. Wright. .
ob.. 1453; Thomas Atlee, ob. 1464, 3nd Margaret hi1! Post Office. Mrs. Emma Ann Jiggens, sub-postmistress.
.-.wife; and to Robert Draper, also a former incumbent, Letters arrive from Stanford-le-Hopen Essex, at 8.-w
. 6h. 1595, this brass being inserted in an ancient stone a.m.; dispatched at 11.10 a.m. k 6.25 p.m. ~ snndan
inscribed "Abele: baud: gist: ici: diey: de: sa: at 8.30 a. m. & dispatched 10.25 a. m. Stanford-le-
.e.Ime ~ eit: merci ; " there is also the figure of a female, Hope is the nearest telegraph & money ordel! ~ffice, •
c. q6o, much worn, t'he inscription to w-hich is lost : miles distant
the east and other windows are -rstained: the entire Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Kynochtown. Percy J. Go~
structure, except the tower, was restored in 1843-4 by man, sub-postmaster. Letters from Stanford-ie-Hope;
lihe late Sir G. Gilbert Scott R.A. at the chief cost of Essex, arrive at 9·45 a.m. : dispatched 10,45 ".m. ~
the then rector : the tower was restored in 1864, and the 4·55 p.m. ; no sunday delivery; telegraph office- ope,.a
nort•h aisle in 1875: the ehu:rch affords I7l' sittings. 8.30 till 10 a.m. snndays
ThB< register date& from the year I 55~- Tha living-- i11 a Church of England School (mixed), built in 1900, for
rectory, net yearly value £513, with 29 acres of glebe 137 children; average attendance. 75; F. IJ.. Coward.
and rf'~idence, in the gift of the trustees of the late master
Rev. S. Greatheed M.A. and held since 'r887 by the Parochial School, Kynochtown (mi:JOed); built in 1879,
Rev. JO'hn Greatheed M.A. of Trinity College, Cam- for 70 children; aver~ge attendance. 62; EdwiD Broaq,
1 bridge. Here is a Catholic School chapel, dedicated to master
. St. Francis of Sales, and served from Stanford-le-Hope. These two schools are under the control of the Orse&t
:...Francis H, ]), 0. Whitmore esq. of Orsett Hall, who il! Education Sub-Committee
CORRINGHAM. Cook Charles, fannt!r COMMEBCIAL.
1 Davies David. farmer Corringbam Light Bailway Co. ; re-
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Deans Richard, farmer, Hall farm . gistered office, Ky11ochtown
-Greatheed Rev. John M.A. (rector), Lester James, Bun inn
1
Eastabrook Rd. J. Dock House :hotel
Rectory Mead Waiter, poultry frmr.Gaole hall Jiggens William, farmer, Kynoehtowu
Long Mrs. The Old hall Ransom James Thomas. blacksmith Kynoch & Co. Lim.e:xplosh-e maBufae~:
Thomtort .Alfred .! ugustus, Gifford ~ Wood G2orge, beer retailer turers (Wilfrid Helcke. local manat
Cross ger), Kynochtown
THAMES HA VEX. .Kynochtown Working Men's Club A;
COJ\IMERctAL.
Institute (Josepb Went, sec.).
Alston llorace, baker Sealy William Charle8, Kynocb villa, K •vnocbtown
Alston Israel, grocer Kynochtown Thames Stores Ltd_ grocel'S (P. Ill.
..Clarkson Bros. poultry frmrs.Brick ho 1 Gorman.sec. ),Post office,Kynochtwn
t-CRANHAM (formerly called Bishop's Ockendon) is a was restored by the Rev, L. L. Sbarpe, rector 1884-9·
! parish, pleasantly situated I mile east of Upminster The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a
station on the Midland railway (London, Tilbury and rectory, net yearly value £420, with 35 acres of glebe,
..Southend section), and 4! miles south-east from the and residence, in the gift of St. John's College. Oxfor.dt
&mford station on the Great Eastern railway, in the and held since 1909 by the Rev. Thomas William Gibsoa
Mid division of the county, Brentwood petty sessional M.A. of that college. Cranham Hall, formerly the resi-
division north of the London and Tilbury line, dence of General Oglethorpe, is now occupied by
and Romford petty sessional division south of the Richard Newland Eve esq. George Ra.strick esq. it
same, Chafford hundred, Romford union and county lord of the manor. James Herbert Benyon esq. ol
.court district, rural deanery of Chafford, arch- Englefie]d House, Berks, is chief landowner. The soil
deaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The is a very heavy loam; subsoil, gravel. The chief crop$
• >Church of All Saints, rebuilt by Richard Benyon esq. at are wheat, beans, peas &c. The area is 1,87g acresi
his sole cost, on the site of the older church, was re- rateable value, £3.449; the population in 19II was 48();
opened December, 1874, and is an edifice of stone in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south Large steam brick and tile worJ,s, the property cl
porch and on the north side a tower with spirE!, containing Messrs. Colliers Limited, were built in 1900.
3 bells : all the windows in the chancel and two in the
nave are stained: in the chancel is a monument to Letters through Upminster, Essex, arrive at 6 & 9·3~
Major-General James Edward Oglethorpe, of Westbrook a.m. & 7 p.m. Upminster is the nearest money order
& telegraph office, :r mile distant
'Place, Surrey, who obtained the manor of Cranham Hall
' by his marriage with Elizabeth, daughter and heiress Letter Box, in Rectory wall, cleared at 8.30 & 9·45 a.m.
& 1~.15 & 1·15 p.m. ;.sundays, 8.go a.m
,r Sir Nathan Wright hart. whose predecessor, Sir
Benjamin Wright. 1st hart. bought it of the Petres: Wall Letter Box, Beredens, cleared 7·30 a.m. & 7.25
"~~he was the founder, in 1733, of the colony of Georgia, p.m.; sunday, 7· 15 a.m
:N. America, for which he obtained a Royal charter: he Public Elementary Church School (mixed)~ erected iA
·died ~oth JuDe, 1785, at the age, it is said, of 102, and is 1870 on a site given by R. Benyon ssq. as a memorial
"buried here with his wife: there is a piscina in the south of :Miss Boyd's life-long labours in the cause of educa..
-wall and a reredos with a scull"tnred representation of tion in the parish, for 14& children J average attend•
""The Last Supper": the old oaken communiol! table ance, 85 ; Franoeis R Thorogood, master
(Names mar];:ed *should be addressed *Stoneham Robt. Thompson,Hereden;. Gates William. farruer, Wooderoft
Great Warley, Brentwood.) Warren Henry, Crouch house Gulliver Wm. com. trav.Aylesbourne
Knight .Alfred, farmer, Ora.nha!Jl
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMXERCLI.L. pl. (postal address, Sth. Ockenden)
Blacl;: ~Irs. Crofton, Cranham Holme Anderson Geo. Aaron, beer retailer Marrable Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Eve Richard Newland, Crariham hall Aston Geo. jun. frmr. Limerick frm Neal George, beer retailer •
Gibson Rev. Thomas William M.A. Bailey Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper Padfi.eld Edward, farmer
(rector), Rectory Bourne Arthur, farmer, Tabramo; Palmer Edward, farmer. Bells. farm
*Ind Edward Murray D.L., J.P. Clayrlon <1oorge, heerhouse Parker S. (~frs.), farmer, Brooktnans
Coombe cottage Collier's Limited. brick & tile makers Thomson Charles Fox, farmer, Cran--
Knight Alfred, Cranham Place (postal! de Winton George Seaton, farmer, ham lodge
ad-dress, South Ockenden) Franks farm Turner Geo.Alfd. mason,Cranham .pk
1
Mol'l'is William, Woodlands Eve Richard Newland, farmer, Cran-IWatts C11rnelius, farmer
Roberts William Sydney, Woodfield ham Hall farm Young Hugh, farmer. Westbury fal'IQ
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DIR~CTORY. J ESSEX .. DAGE:XHAll. 195
OREEXSE·A (or Cricksea) is a parish, on the north ¥ersity of Irel-and, who resides a:t Althorne. Major Sir
bank of tM Crouch, IJ miles west f.com Burnham sta- Henry Paulet St. John-Mildmay- hart. of Dogmersfield
tion en the Wickford and Southminster branch of the Park, Hants, is lord of the manor. The soil is .-strong
Great Eastern railway, and 12 .south-east from Maldon, clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley
in t-he South Eastern division of the county, Dengie &c. The area is 86:; acres of land, 1 of water and n6
-
hundred and petty sessional division, Maldon union and oi tidal water and 51 of foreshore; raetable value, £791;
county court district, and in the rural deanery of Dengie, the population in 19II was g8 in the civil parish and
archdeaeonry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The -Bi in the ecclesiastical parish.
church of .All Saints, rebuilt in r878, is a stone edifice, in Sexton, Henry Whiting.
the Perpendicular .style, and consists of chancel, nave,
110ntb porch and a western belfry containing one bell: Wall Letter Boxes, Ostend, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 6.15
the total cost of erection was about £1,200: there are p.m.; sundays, 8.30 a.m. ; Creeksea Hall, cleared at.
ilittings for about 100 persons. The register dates from 6 p.m. week days only. Letters through Burnham
the year I749· The living is a rectory, with the vicarage arrive about 8.30 a. m. A. second mail from London per
of Althome annexed, joint net yearly value .£265, with rail arrives at Burnham at II.Io a.m. but is not. de-
aa acres rof glebe here and 6 acres and residence at livered the saiJ?e day at Creeksea. The nearest money
Althorne, in the gift of trustees, and held since 1908 order & t<Qlegraph office is at Burnham, I! miles
by the Bev. William Shaw-Stewart, of the Royal Uni- distant
de Wolff Baron Waldemar, Creeksea COMMERCIAL.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Place Suter Robert J. land & estate agent
de Selincourt Martin Horrobin Philip, The Lodge Thorington Harry, frmr.Creekse~ hall
CRESSING is a village and parish, on a small feeder hPld since 1910 by the Rev. J. William Padbury L.Th.
of the Blackwater, I mile east from Cressing s~ation, of Durham University. Here are two chapels for the
on the Witham and Braintree branch of the Great Peculiar People. The Knights Templars, who at one
Eastern railway, 3 south-east from Braintree and 5 north time had a commandt>ry or preceptory here, called Cress-
from Witham and Kelvedon, in the Eastern division of ing Temple. founded about n5o, possessed the 'advow-
the county, Witham petty sessional division and hundred, son; it subsequently passed to the Knights Hospitallers
Braintree union and county court district, rural deanery of St. John of Jerusalem and reverted to the Crown
-of Braintree, archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese of at the general suppression of religions houses. Frank J.
Chelmsford, and formerly belonged to King Harold IL Cullen esq. who is lord of the manor of Cressing Temple,
'The church of All Saints is a small edifice of flint and Mr. George Cousins, Col. Grimwood, Sir Thomas C. C.
st{)ne, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, consisting of Western hart. of 82 St. George's square, London S W,
-chancel, nave, vestry, S{)uth porch and a small western the Misses Brown and C. Sebag-Montefiore esq. of
turret, with shingled spire, cootaining one bell: the Stisted Hall, are the chief landowners. The soil is a •
church was restored and reseated by subscription in rich loam; subsoil, clay and loam. The chief crops area
x868, at a cost of .£6oo: the chancel retains a piscina. wheat, beans and barley. The area is 2,595 acres;
-and on the south wall is an alabaster monument, erected rateable value, £2,368 ; the population in Igii was 574
by Henry Smith. of Cressing Temple, to his wife in the civil parish and 515 in the ecclesiastical parish.
Hannah and dated 1607: it bears figures in has-relief of Parish Clerk, James Fryatt.
a knight kneeling before an open oook upon 8 table, Post Office.-Mrs. Sarah Ann Farthing, sub-postmistress.
while opposite is a lady in a similar attitude, and under- Letters arrive from Braintree at 8 a.m. & 1.30 p.m.;
ueath, 11> child in a winding sheet, with t~e figure of a dispatched at 7-30 a.m. & 1.30 &; 4·55 p.m. week days
maiden in the attitude {)f prayer; near to this, on the only. The nearest telegraph office is at Braintree, 3
-chancel pavement, is a large stone containing a brass, miles distant, & money order office, White Notley, a
..:xceedingly well engraved, of a lady staRding before a miles distant
table with her right hand resting upon an hour-glass; Pillar Letter Box, Haw Bush Green, cleared at 7. 45 a.m.
-at her feet lies an infant, apparently dead, and below 5 ._ 5 . 10 p. m . wee-
& 1.4 "" k d ays; snn da ys, 8 .20 ...
.. m
is an inscription in Latin to "Dorcas Musgrave, daughter
Police Station, Samuel Layzell, constable
of William Bigg, gent. of Topsfield, Essex, and wife of Public Elementary School. erected in I90I, for 120 chil-
Thomas ~usgrave esq. of Norton, Yorks; she died in
childbirth, II Au2:ust, 1 ~ 10 , ag:ed 23 :" suspended near dren; average attendance, 98; Miss Annie Cobb, mist
= ~ This school is controlled bv the Essex Education Brain-
the roof are two ancient helmets: there are 221 sittings. · · G
The register dates from the year I754- The living is a tree District Sub-Committee, John .le~y~! Qo¥.~t'1
vicarage, net yearly value £243, with 3 acres of glebe, school, Braintree, clerlt
and residence, in the gift of the vicar of Witballl, and Railway Station, Abrabam Campion Bush,statlon mastei'
PRIVATE RESIDE~TS Brown Frank, Three Ashe:< P.H I GihsJn Frederick, farm bailiff to
Brown William Charles, carpenter Edwin Fairhead esq. New Barn
'Bh.th
•
Francis E. Bulford Mill house Butcher Ernest, farmer Gurton George, shopkeeper
Latham Ernest Henry, Hig-hfiel~s Clark George, beer retailer Jennings Georg-e, farm bailiff to P.
Mason William, Wright's farm Cousins Alfred Joseph, farmer,Lodge, Hntley esq. Kew house
Padburv• Rev. J. William L.Th. Dean's, Lower, Lanham's &; Vellums Kettle William, blacksmith
(vicar), Vicarage farms Mortier Fred. beer retailer
Phillips Mrs. Fowler's farm Cousins Geo. farmer, .Ashes, Stacey's, Moss Laura E. (Mrs.), farmer, Rook
Sach Mrs. Mill house Fowler's. Wrig-hts &; Bulford farms farm
Crow Herbt. J. farmer, Stubbles frm Pudney Daniel, farmer
CO!IrMERCIA L.
Oullen Frank J.frmr.Oressing Temple Sach E. John. farmer, Jefferies farm
Adams William James, builder Everitt Charles, farmer, Hungry hall Sorrell Geo. W. farmer, Schills Jarm
Bhth
•
E. ~I. &; Son, millers &; corn Farthing Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shop- South A.rthur, farmer, Holders farm
merchants, Bulford mills keeper. Post office Theobald Christopher, farmer, Haw
Gallev•
Golden Herbert, boot maker Bush farm
DAGENHA'M is 8 parish and village, bounded b:"~· the serjeant of the city ':If Lonrlon, ann subsequeutly in 145.5,
1

Thames, the Born -(or Bourne brook) and the Ingerbury • made recorder; he also represented the city in Parlia-
brook, with a station on the main line of the London, · ment in 1461 and Lf07, and \\3!1 chief baron of the
Tilbury and Southend railway. 3 miles south-west from Exchequer from 1471 tu 147Y• in which year he died:
Romford. 2~ south-east from Ilford. and 12 from White- the bras!! also commemorates his wife, 4 son& and 9
chapel church, in the Southern division of the county, 1 daughters; there is also a marble monument with-
Bt"Contree hundred and petty sessional division, Rom- effigies to Sir Richard .Alibon kt. a justice of the King's
ford union and county court district, Metropolitan police Bench from r687 in the reign of James II. ob. 22 Aug.
jurisdietion, rural deanery of Chafford, archdeaconry of r688: the stained east wind()W is a memorial to the Rev.
Es~ex and Chelmsford diocese. The village was T. L. Fanshawe, of Parslowes, and there are two other

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lig-hted with gas and new drainage works wPre carried memorial windows to Messrs. George Currie and George
ont in T905-6. The- church of SS. Peter and Paul is an Stevens ; in the chancel are two windows to the son and
ancient edifice of Kentish ragstone and brick, in the daughter of the late Rev. J. J. S. Moore LL.D. vicar
Early English and Perpendicular styles, consisting of I876-1907, erected in rgo8 by thPir mother, and one in
chancel, nave of two bays, north aisle, north porch and memory of the late T. L. Coppen esq. : in 1878 the
an -embattled tower on the north side, with a slated church was thoroughly restored, the floor lowered and
spire and containing a clock and 6 hells, datl'd J!io~: the the interior reseated; during the course of the work an
chancel and aisle date from the r rth eentnry :- the na\"'e ancient piscina and a cross-marked altar slab were
was rebuilt in 1800: thf"re is a fine old tomb with rliscovered; _two helmets and fragments of other armour
brasses, to Sir Thoma;; Urs':l"yk kt. appointed common also remain: the church affords 700 sittings. The
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 196 DAI.JE~HAM. ESSI":X. [KELLY'S"
register dates from the year rs-1-6. The li,·ing is a Po<:t, ~L 0., T. &. Telephone Call Office. al·ailable for-
vicarage, net yearly value £420, with 8 acres of glebe, calls 'o pla~es within a limited distance.-)frs. Eliza-
and residence, in the gift of Stev~?nson Stewart Moore beth Howgego, postmistress. Letters through Rom-
esq. barrister-at-law, and held sinee 1907 by the Rev. ford at 7.20 a.m. &; 5 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.55 a.m.
Clement Charles Harrison M.A. of St.•Tohn's College, &. 4-55, 6.55 &; 9 p.m.; sunday delivery commences.
Cambridge. The v-icarage housf', clost• to l:he church, at 7·55 a.m. & dispatched at. g.15 p.m
u-as built in 1665. Thert' h, a Wesl.:>yan chapel in Wall Letter Boxes.-Ripple road, cleared 10.15 a.m. .t
Dagenham Village, and one at :Mark's Gate. The Small- 6. 4 _; p.m.; sundays, g.15 a.m.; Station, cleared at n
l'ox Hospital was built by the West Ham Corporation· a.m. &; 4 . 4 5 &; 7_p.m.; Church Elm lane, cleared at-
at a cost of £..J.9,..j.88, on the outskirts of the village, 10.30 a.m. &; 7 p.m. ; "undays, g. 15 a.m.; Barking
one mile distant, and provides accommodation for 300 r .. ad, cleared ai 11.5 a.m. & 7·5 p.m.; ~ew road~
patients. The Romford Joint Hospital Board erected in cleared at g a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 9.30 a.m . .t:.
1900 an Isolation Hospital; in 1907 it was extended, Church Elm lane, cleared at 10.30 a.m. & 4.15 & 7·
the total cost being £14 0 5oo; it will hold 78 patients. p.m
Uphill's charity of £150 yearly, left .b~ Jacob Uphill, · Pust, ~f. 0. & Telephone Call Office, Beoontree Heath~
of Dagenham, standard bearer to Wllham and :Mary, John Brewester, sub-po~tmaster. Letters, via Ram-
Queen .Anne and George I. who died Feb. 26, 1717, ford, arrive at 7·-1-5 a.m. & 4 p.m.; dispatched ali
~t. 59, formerly expended in clothing children and 1 1.20 a.m. & 7 .20 p.m. The nearest telegraph office
in gratuities to ~~em, . is no_w administered ~nder a . is at Chadwell Heath, 1! miles distant. Wall Letter-
trust; other chanties, mcludmg a bread chanty, left Box. 'Mark's Gate, cleared at 8.10 a.m. & 4 p.m.;
by John White, gent. who died Feb. 2, 1673, are dis- , 0 ndavs, 7 ..f5 a.m.; Ho!! hill, cleared at 8.45 a.m. & $
tributed yearly. Ford's charity consists of [1,ooo in &; 6. 1 ,5 p.m ~
Three per Cents. ; the dividends are expended by the
trustees in the purcha<se of blankets and flannel for PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
distribution to poor old men and women of the parish
Becontree Heath (boys, girls & infants), built about
who are over 6o ~·ears of age. Dagenham has much
1877 & enlarged in 1893, for 418 children; averag&
marsh land and on Dec. 17th, 1707, a very high tide atte!ldance, II2 boys, 105 girls & go infants; Charles.
Hew up the sluice, broke through the dyke, flooded Brooker, master; :\lliss :Mabel West & Miss Ethel
r,ooo acres and swept 160 acres into the river; after Dove, mistresse~; :\-Irs. ~lay. infants' mistress
much difficulty and a lapse of fifteen years, the breach Infants, built in r8g5, for 256 children; average attend-
was stopped by the famous Captain Perry, at a cost ance, 165; ~Iiss Elizr.beth Hnntley, mistress
of [4o,ooo. To the left of the road leading to Dagen- Marsh Green (mixed), built in 1902, for 300 children
ham reach is Dagenham gulf, a lake formed by a ,( 24-0 senior &, 6o infants) ; average attendance, 26o;.
portion of the unrerlaimed land 40 acres in extent, and
Walter H. Dines, mast~r; Miss F. R. Mitchell, infants'
beip.g well stof'ked with fish it is much frequented by
~nglers. Sir E. H. W. Hulse hart. of Breamore, Salis- mistress
Hainault Forest (mixed). built in 1847, for 145 children;:.
bury, w.ho is lord of the manor, the Crown, the Mar- average at.tendance, 130; Arthur Drury. master; Miss.
quess of Salisbury P.C., C.B., G.C.V.O. the Dean and Lilv :NI. J{)'hnson, infants' miF;tress
Canons of Windsor and :Mr. Samuel Wmiams are the
Ford's Endowed, founded in 1828 by William Ford, or
principal landowners. The soil is shingly; subsoil,
Dagenham ; in 1909 the central part of the building,
gravel. The chief crops are wheat, potatoes and market fm·merlv• the master's residence, was converted into
garden produce. The area is 6,..j.88 acres, 68 of water,
a central hall; the buildings now provide for 220 girls-
144 of tidal water and 28 of foreshore; rateable value,
&; boys; t:.verage attendance, 200; Harry Verney,..
£"44•412; the population of the civil parish m rgor was ma<:ter; Ford's Endowed, Whalebone lane, Chadwell
6,ogr and 7•930 in rgn, and of the ecclesiastical
Heath, is a branch school connected with this charity,.
parish 3,8go in 1901 and 4,703 in 19II.
•
built in 1857 & available for II6 children; average at-
tend~ nee, 40; these :">chool~ haYe an annual endowment:
BECONTREE or BEACONTREE HEATH is a large
hamlet of this parish. 2! miles north and tl miles south- of £ r6o, arising from money left. for educational pur-
east from Chadwell station on the Great Eastern rail- pa,es by William Ford, who died ~March 6th, 1826;.
way; it give~ name to the hundred and to a petty ses- Robert Tho,;;. Aldom. ma~ter; 'Mrs. A.ldous, mistress
i"lOillll di\'ision : meetin2's held at Stratford. Here is a ~Ietrcpolitan Police Station, Tom Webber, station ser·
W~"ltl-y<m IMvl'W ehapeJ. geant, 3 section <:ergeant~, r acting-sergeant & IZ.
Parish C1erk, Thomas Palmer. constables
Sexton, Edward Firman. Railway Station, Charles Dennis French, station master
DAGENH!M. Allerton .A.nnie (M1·s. ), dress maker, Drake W illiam Ernest, shopkeeper..
M.u·ked thus t letters should be Crown street Sung-ate
addressed Romford only. Archer Joseph, greengrocer,Rose cot- Duke William, grocer, 4 The Parade-
tage, Romford road Earl William G. builder & house agt-
PRIVATB RESIDEN~. A.rthy Walter Henry, baker, Crown st Ellis Harry E.oil&color man,Crown st
Allcock William, Marsh green Bailey John Edred, pier foreman, Ellison Thomas, draper, I Bull street
Rorrett Charles, Willi~ Hawes Farncombe, Ripple road Fage John, refresh. rms. Ripple road
Borrett Frederick William, Osbornes, Bales Geo. & Sons, carmen, Crown st Farrance Henry, fruit grower
Ripple road Band Emily C. (Mrs.)y beer retailer, Felton Jsph. Wm. shopkpr. Five elms
tCockshott Henry, F:urze cottage, Church Elm lane Flint Henry, farmer, Halbutts farm
Mark's Gate I Beard Robert Wm. baker, Crown st Fowle11 James, market gardent!r, Re.r-
flines Waiter H. Crowhurst Belt Frederick, grocer, High street dents farm
Fox George, Ashbrook Bock Hy. blacksmith, Mark's gate Fraser W. J. & Co. Ltd. engine..:rs
Gray Mrs. V. H. Wantz hou~e Borrett Charles, farmer, Willis Hawes & contrador;;, Dagenham wrrrb
Green Sir Frederick J.P. Hainault Bourn Daniel, hair dresser, 2 The Pai French Harold Frederick,drug storl:'s ..
lo. (postal address, Chigwell Row) Broadway Albert, butcher, Crown st 5 The Parade
Griffiths Alfred, Stoneford cottage Brown Jn. & Israel,shopkprs.Crown st Fuller Charles, saddler. Bull street-
flarrison Rev. Clement Charles M.A. Brown Jas. hair dresser, Crown st Gay Alfred R. farmer, Cox's farm-
(vicar), Vicarage Bull Alfred, farmer, French's farm tGay Isaac, farmer, Warren farm,
Ingle Herbert E. :Merrilands Burke Ohas·.Edwd.blcksmth.Crown st Mark's Gate
Jones Rev. George Th.A.K.C.(curate), Collins Harry Edwin, shopkeeper, Ox- Gay Wm. Jn. farmer, Eastbrook end
2 Glebe road lough lane Gifford Harry,wardrobe dlr.5Crown st
Killeen DaniPl R. The Woodland;; Coombs George Frederick, fruiterer, Goodard Arthur, coal dlr. Church st-
Lewis Hv. . SI. River view.Rainbam
- rd I The !Parade Gowen James A. Bull inn ,
Marvin Mrs. Sheepcotes County Borough of West Ham, far- Gray Alfred, builder, 5 Romford roact
Parrish Coulson Douglas, Frizlands mers (Thomas Mattocks. manager), Gray Harriett (Miss), farmeY,Chnreb
Pratt Mrs. Robert, Albert villa R<>okery farm Elm lane
Prosser-Evans Jehosophat L.R.C.P. Cox Fred Wm. beer ret. New road Grays (The) Co-operative Industrial&
Lond. High road Croote Frank, insur. agt. 8 High rd Provident Society Limited (Claud&
i'Torrance George. Padnall hou"e Ourrie Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer,East- Porter, manager), Crown street
Wackett John, Bell hou~e brook end Green Henry, carman & eontraclor
COMMERCIAL. Currie J sph. Edwd. frmr. Manor frm Gregory Alice {Mrs.), midwife, 'Bulls~
Acreman Albt.greeng-rcr.r The Parade DaniPlsElizh. (Mrs. ),news agt.2High rd Gnnary Charles, market gardeneT~
Alien Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 7 Day John, shopkeeper, Chequers lanP Poundhouse fa.rm
The Parade fuakcard Mis~ ~. matron of Small Ha.rvey .A.lbert, registrar of births AI
Allen Jo~~ph, new!' agent. Crown st Pox hospital deaths Romford sub-di~trict, Bull st
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llill' Brothers. groct>r-<, 5 High road Prosser-Evans Jehosophat M.R.C.S. 1Wilkin A.rthur, fruit grower, Stock-
-tHodge Oliver James, greengrocel', Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & dales farm
Mark's Gate surgeon, &:; medical officer &:; public 1Wdlinms Sl.k Som:,licensed ligbtenl!D
!Hopkins Mrs. Emma, shopkeeper, 6 vaccinator for ~o. 9 district, Rom- 1Woodgate Alfred Jesse, insurapce
Chlll'Ch Btt'eet ford union ag-ent, 3 The Parade
Howgego Alfred,jun.market gardener George, fruiterer, Crown st
Lake's farm Reader Harry James, wheelwright, BEACOXTREE HEATH.
HowJego Waiter Wm. wheelwright, Romford road Letters throuc:rh Romford.
Bull 6treet • Romford Joint Hospital Board's . • " d
.Jones J osep h , farmer, Mard y·e
k farm .
I so1a t 10n H "tal (Alf d w · ht IKirk beck .arthur, The Homestea
osp1 . al reffi ng
Mi T urner Cb ris · t op h er, Mark'
s G at e
Kingsman Frederick,house decorator, M . RC. . S . E ng. me d IC o cer; ss
Bor1ett house M. A. Baynes, matron) cmtMERCIAL.
Kirk Thomas. grocer Romford Urban District Council Albon llichard John k Sons, smiths
Lait Arthur. jeweller. 6 Crown street Sewage Farm (Wm. Cragg, mangr) Albon Richard, smith
London I; South Western Bank Ltd. tSammons William, farmer, Furze Blewitt Samuel J. greengrocer
(sub-branch), open tnes. &; thul's. house. Mark's Gate Brewstt>r John. grocer, k post office
-10.30 to 1.30 p.m.; sat. 9 to 11.30 Smith George, sluice keeper to Mr. Clark George, .shopkeeper
a. m. Crown street; draw on bead 1 Charles Borrett, 26 New road Coppen Geo. farmer, Whalebone farm
office, 170 Fencburch street E C Soden George, confectioner, Crown 1t C()psey Frederick, harness maker
Noore Walley, boot repr. Church st Sproit Geo. A. hair dresser, Bull st Flint Robert Chas. hay & straw dealr
:Mynett Frederick, shopkeeper, :Mark's Steadman Frederick, boot ma. Bull st Gay Alice E. (Mrs.), market gardener
Gate Stebbings Thomas. butcher, Crown st Halls William, market gardP.ner
.Oliver Robert, The Chequers P.H Sterling Telephone &; Electric Co. King David Josepb, carman
Palmer Henry, draper, 6 The Parade Limited, Sterling works King Henry, hay &; straw dealer
:Palmer Henry W. cycle accessories Stevens John Henry, beer retailer,Hog King Robert, jnn. hay & straw dealer
dealer, Chnreh street bill (postal add1ess, Chi!{well Row) Ledger James, fishmonger
:Palmer Jame.; Waiter, furniture Stringer Chas. T. farmer, New North Leeson Frederick, butcher
tiPIIlPl', :1 Tb~ P,,,~.;e rd. (postal address, Cbig-well Row) Malton William, dairyman
f'arrish Coulson Douglas. farmer, Tiddar Thos. boot repr. Crown st Marriage William & Son, builders
Frizlands Townsend Artb. coal dlr. Station yard Miles Selina A. (Mrs.), beer retailer
Parrish Edith (Miss),frmr.Pettit's fm tWackett John, jun. market gardener Parrish James, market gardener
.Payne Edward. butcher, Crown st West & Coe, builders, Bull street Prosser-Evans Jehosophat M.R.C.S.
:Pearce Kate (Mrs.), sbopkpr. Bull st West Joseph Jonadab, market gar· Eng.,L.R.C.P.Lond. (attendi> daily)
Phillipa Florence (Mr!.), shopkeeper, dener, Oxlough lane Reader Ernest, beer retailer
New road West Ham Corporation Small Pox Sammons Thomas, farmer
:Pook Geo. laundry. Hainault Forest Hospital (Jn. Biernacki M.D., C.M. Sawkins Geo. Three Travellers P.H
(postal address, Chigwell Row) Glas., L.R.O.P. & S.Edin., L.F.P.S. Smith A.rtbur Silas, carter
l'oston Arth.CrossKeys P.H.Church 11t Glas. medical superintendent; Miss Verlyck George L. N. architect
~- Drakcard, matron) Wad.Ier Ernest H. grocer
Whistler Waiter William.Railway hotel Williams John, boot & shoe repairer
DANBURY is a village and parish, mentioned in proceeds of a field of about 6 acres, in the middle of
Domesday, pleasantly seated on a hill 365 fe~t high, on Runsell (known as the Parish Field ChRrity), are dis-
tbe to.p of which are the remains of an ancient camp, and tributed in coals to the poor. Danbury Park, purchased
is on the road from Cbt'lmsford to Maldon, 5 miles east in 1845 by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, for the
from Chelm~ford station, about the same distance west Bishops of Rocbester, is now the property of Lieut.-
irom Maldon, and 34 from London, in the Mid division Col. the 'Hon. _-\lwyn Henry Full,;e Greville M.V.O., J.P.;
of the county, Chelmsford hundred, union, petty ses- ' the mansion stands in an estate of 300 acres, including
«ional division and county court district, rural deanery 6 acres of water. The principal landowne:rs are Henry
-of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford Fitzwalter Plumptre esq. of Goodnestone Park, Canter-
dioc~Re. The water supply i.; obtained from a -vrell half bury, who is lord of the manor, Lient.-Col. the Hon.
:a mile from the village on the southern slope of the hill; A. H. F. Greville M.V.O. and John Charles Spencl'r-
the water i!: forced up by means of two oil engines and Phillips e~q. J.P. The !:oil is light and gravelly; sub-
tltored in a re.servoir tank holding 8,ooo gallon_s, and ~oil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and •

there are pubhc taps at various parts of the village ; turnips. The area is 3,487 acres of land and 8 of
these works, carried out in 1892 by the rural sanitary water; rateable value, £s.o:a ; the population in 19II
-authority, also supply Little BaddQw: a water tower was r.oo8 in the civil and 997 in the ecclesiastical
to contain 1,200 gall<lns was built in Sept. 1910. The parish. •

chmeh of St. John the Baptist is a building chiefly of RUNSELL is a hamlet I mile east from Danbury.
oonglomerate in the Decora~ed and Ferpendicular styles Rev J B Plum t M .A' 1· ~ 1 d 0 f th
and was thoroughly repaued and restored and the · · · P re · · - or e m-..nor.
ebancel enlarged in 1866-7; it consists of chancel, with By Local Government lloard Order 2~,355, dated 24
110uth aisle, nave, aisles, north porch and an embattled March, 188~, a ~etached part of Purle1gh, ~nown. as
tower with wooden spire, containing 5 bells and a clock : Great and L1ttle G1bcracks, was transferred to this pansh.
in the c-hurch are effigies of three cross-legged knights, BYCKNACRE, 2 miles south, is another hamlet •
.curiously carved in wood ·and supposed to be represen- partly in Woodham Ferrers parish.
!atives _of the St. Clere family; ea~ knig?tly figure is Acting Clerk and Sexton, Robert Mead
'In a different posture and has a hon at Its feet: the
exposed situation of this church rendel'S it liable to Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.-
1JU:IIer from storms and tempests, and in 1402 , on the Mrs-. Clara Jane Langman, sub-postmistress. London
2 th May, the roof of the church and part of the letters arrive from Chelmsford & are delivered at 6 &
4
chancel were destroyed and in Feb. 1749·5o, the spire 8.15 a.m. & 12.40 p.m.; .;undays, 7 a. m.; dispatched
was set on fire by lightning and burnt downwards for at 9.30 a.m. & 2.55 & 7.25 p.m. ; sundays. 7· 15 p.m
about lliJO feet: there are 569 sittings. The register Wall Letter Boxes.-Danbnry Common, cleared at 9·5
dates {1'()11) the year 1673. The living is a rectory, net a.m. & 2.15 & 6.20 p.m.; sundays, 9-40 a.m.; Eve's
yearly value £335, with 22 acres of glebe, and residence, Corner, cleared 8.15 a.m. & 2.30 & 7 p.m. ; sundays,
in the gift of Henry Fitzwalter Plumptre esq. of Good- 8 a.m.; Runsell Green, cleared at 7 a.m. & 1.35 & 7·5
nestone Park, Canterbury, Kent, and held sinoce 1895 b~-, p.m.; snndays, 7 a.m
the Rev. John Bridges Plumptre M.A. <lf Oriel College, Pclice St-ation John Jellis serc:reant
•Oxford. There are undenominational mission rooms at j p bl" El 't S b 001' ( ": d) b "It · 1835 , for
Danbury Common and Gavbowers. The Village Hall, ' u JC ~men ary c s mn:e • m rn
· t t · f bo t r t · · 170 cblldN'n; average attendance, ng; Ebenezer
erec ted 1n 1912, .a a cos
d o a t" u .t. 1,100, con
A a1ns af 1 D an1e· 1 W eb ster. master; .....
.:.urs. we b ster, sewmg
· ·
m1st
1ibrary a n d rea d1ng an recrea 10n rooms. snm o I . ..
about [,12 yearly, arising from land left in 1 6 03 by the Carriers to & from Cbelmsfor~. William Spokes, Fredk.
I.andisdale family, is available for repairs to the church Terry & George Everard, da1ly, except wednesday
.and for the poor. There is also an annual collection in :\Totor omnibuses run daily, 5 times each way (sunday
the parish for supplying the poor with coals. The during summer), to k from Cbelm~;;ford ·
PRIVATE R'ESID~TS. , Chapman Mrs. Hillside Gepp Cyril, Garlands
Baker Charles, Ivy lodge Clarke Miss, &semount Gillard :\>lrs. The Glen
Baker Prank, Heathcote Devitt Houson, Frettons Godfrey Henry. Brockham, Rnnsell
Baker William, Furzelea Fisk l\Iiss, Gaybowers cottage Greville Lt.-Col. Hon. A.lwyn Henry
Boilean Mrs Forrester Kemp. Charlton house Fnlke M.V.O., J.P. Danbnry park
 198 DANBURY. ESSEX. [KELLY.'S

Hitchcock Miss, Bay lodge •Baker Ernest, C)·cle repairer Mann .A.lbert Edward, motor engineer
Johnson Col. Fredk. Fras. C. B. Hill ho
Brazier Silas, baker :Vieholls W alter Hy. miller '(steam)
Kerwin Edwin Henry J.P. Gaybowers Brice Elijah Henry, Bell P.H r Reynolds Walt.J.beer ret.Eve'a. -eornel'
L.aing James Dickson, Hill Rise Bush J olm, hlackl"mith 1Rudin Emil Thomas, Griffin hotal;
Lett Tom, Dane court Campion Frederick, cycle repairer excellent family & resideDtial
Liddiard Mrs. Lingwood house Cam pion J oseph, boot k shoe maker accommodation; nine bedrooms &
MacPherson R()nald Gordon, Wildcroft Croxon Hy. Winton, butcher hotel lounge ; tea terrace with
Pertwee James. Sandown house Crussell Abraham, jobmaster, Run- splendid COillntry views, mofcr
Pluck Frederick, Pleasant view sell Green garage & pit & good stabling.
Plumptre Uev. J ohr. Bridges M.A. Danbury Gonvalescent Home (Miss TN.s
(rector) Esther Coppen, in charge) Simm\JDB John Hale, assist. overseer
Price Edgar, Manor ho. Gaybowers Danbury Reading Rooms (Cl:lfford Skelton Allan, farmer, Slough house
Prickett William. The Laurels Kerwin, hon. sec) Smith F. Luckin Limited, grocer& &
Prince Charles, Slough house Dodd Fredk. carpenter,Trellis cottage provision merchants; & at Chelms-
Prowse Lt.-Col. Geo. W. T.The Hyde •
Dodd Samuel, carpenter, Elm green ford
Sherrington-Morris George Richard, Downing Chus. ~addler & harness ma Smith Herbert, baker, Runsell Green
Homeleigh Everard George, carrier Smith Peter, coal dlr, Run.sell (keen
Spencer-Phillips John Charles J.P. Finch George, Cricketers' inn Speakman Sl.frmr.St.Clere'sHall farm
Riffhams Forrester Kemp, farmer Spokes William, carrier ·
Turner Alfred Mayor, Elm green Hazell J oseph, engineer in charge of Stern Mary (Mrs.), farnu>.r
Webh Alfred, Runsell Green pumpin~ station Terry Frederick, carrier
Wood Miss, La France Howard Charlel!, farmer, Park k Elm Upson Stanley, baker, Runsell Green
Green farms Webb Wm. John, grocer,Eve's corner
COMMERCIAT,. Lankester Wm. Horace, insurance agt Wesley Wm. beer retlr.Runsell Green
Applebee Wm.H. carpntr.Eve's corner Manby Raymond, farmer, Great W illett Sidney, plumber
Baker & Sons, builders, E\•e's corner Ludgores Wilson Henry, bricklayer
DE:BDE:N is a largo parish and scattered village, 2 DebJen Hall, the residence of Baroness Stratbeona
miles south-east from the Newport station on the Great and Mount Royal, belon~ed to Ralph Peverell during the
Eastern railway, 4 south from Saffron Walden and 39 reign of William the Xorman, and is seated in a most
from London, in the Northern division of the county, picturesque countr~·; the Hall was built in 1795, from
hundred of Uttlesford, Saffron Walden petty sessional designs by R. Holland, and overlooks a fine sheet of
. division, union and county court district. rural deanery water, in a park of about 200 acres. .1mberdon, or
of Saffron 1Valden, archdeaconrv• of Colchester and Hamperdon Hall, 2 miles south from the chureh, is an
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary and .All old mansion, formerly the residence of the Stonellou&e
Saints is an f'difice of brick and stone in the Gothic family, but now a farm house with a moat: it had
style, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays with fC'rmerly a church or chapel of its own and large fish-
clerestory, aisles, south porch and a small western ponds. Baroness Strathcona is lady of the manor and
turret with spire, containing z bells : the chancel was chief landowner. The soil is strong clay and loam; sub-
added in 1793 and has a stained window, the gift of soil, c~ay. The crops are wheat, oats, barley, peas and
R. S. W. Barthropp esq. who also presented the lectern : beans. The parish contains 4,637 acres of land and 16 of
in the south aisle is a window with the arms of the water; rateable value, £..J.,q8; the population in r~n
Chiswell family: the font was presented by the late was 641. ·
Mr. Chiswell: there are several marble monuments to DEBDEN GREEN is 2 miles east.
this family, from 1726 to 175I, others to that of Stone-
house, and one to the Rev. Henry Hodgson ~ in the SMITH'S GREEN, half-a-mile south-east.
chancel is a mural monument, with Latm inscription, PDRTON END, I mile north.
to the Rev. Thomas Carter S. T .P. rector here for 45 Post Office, Debden.-Samuel Purlds, sub-postmaster.
real'S, ob. 8t'h Oct. I697· ret. 74; Sir Richard Brown Letters arrive from Saffron Walden at 7·55 a.m. &
kt. and bart. was here buried in 1672 and some others 12.30 p.m.; sundays, 8. Io a. m. ; dispatched at 12.35 &
of this family in z685: in 1893 portions of the turret 6.45 p.m.; sundays, 9.30 a.m. The nearest money
and spire were restored : the church has 250 sittings. order & telegraph office is at Newport, 3 miles distan'
The register dates from the year 1557· The living is
a rectory, net yearly value £soo, with residence, in the Post Office, Debden Green.-:Maurice Jos. Holgate, sub·
gift of Baroness Strathcona and Mount Royal, and held postmaster. Letters arrive from Saffron Walde& ••
since rgo8 by the Rev. Digby Johnson Learoyd, of 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at 5-55 p.m.; no $UJ)day de-
Trinity College, Dublin. The Congregational chapel livery of letters. Thaxted is the nearest mQn&y order
here, built in 1858, affords 140 sittings. Bathurst's & telegraph office, 3< miles distant
charity, left about 1740 by Mr. Bathurst, of London, County Police Station, Ernest B:rf!wer, ~onstable
consists of about. £4,500 £2!. per Cent. Consols, the Public Elementary S'Chool (mixed), built in r852, fof 150
interest of which, ..tmounting to about £120 yearly, children; average attendance, 99; Wm. Dale Wilkin-
is distributf'd in various forms of charity under the son, master; Miss Kathleen Abel, Miss Kate Elizabeth
sanction of His :Majesty"s Charity Commissioners. Bunting & :Miss Annie ~fary Cox, assistant mistressl's
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Oox Arthur, farmer, Howe favm Lindsell Herht. Jn. frmr. Seats farm
Howard Robt. Jared Bliss & Baroness Cox Waiter, farmer, Rook end McQueen John, farmer,Barnard's frrn
Strathcona & Mount Royal, Debden Cullen Robt. farn~er, Brick House 1m .Mansfield James, beer .retailer
hall l<'oster Joseph. farmer, "'rood rows Milne John, land agent to :Baroness
Learoyd Rev. Digby Johnson (rector), Francis Jesse,boot maker & confectnr Stratihcona, Estwte office
Rectory French James Thomas, grocer Moore John. farmer, Tendring's farm
COMMERCIAL. Graves .A.rthur, far'11ler, Smith's green Payne Lloyd, farmer, Ricketts farm
Arthurton John, head gardener to Graves Clement, farmt?r (postal address, Wimbish, Saffron
Baroness Strath-cona, The Gardens Graves David, farmer, Pamphilions Walden)
Barltrop Charlotte (Mrs.), blacksmith Harritt l''rederick, beer retailer Purkie SI. grocer & draper,Post office
Bass Waiter, farm bailiff to Baroness Hayden Charles, farmer Sear! Hy. cowkpr. Dunstable's fal'lll
Strathcona, Home farm Holgate Maurice .J, baker, Post office. Shanki! David (Mrs.), farmer,Sibbardt
B11ss Wm. bear retlr. Amberdon end Debden ~reen Smith J()seph, farmer, Slough fanll
Bone Nicholas W allace, farmer. Holland Percy George, farmer, Old Tant Henry. thatcher
Hitch bars Amberdon hall (postal address, Tetlow John Eflward, f&rmer, Newho
Bone Richard W. farmer, Roothers Widdington, Newport) Thomasson Wm. farmer, Deans. farJD
Bone Robert, farmer, Monk"s farm Lawrie Matthew, farmer, New Am- Waite George, White Hart P.H.. ~
Bunting Thomas, farmer berdon hall (postal address, Wid- assistant overseer
Campbell William, farmer, Brocton's dington, Newport) Westwood Herbert Ernest, larmer,
farm Lindsell Fredericl;: · W. farmer, Wig- Thistley hall (postal address, Wid-
Carmichael Thomas Taylor, farmer, mores farm dington. ~ewport)
Mole hall (postal addre~s, Widding- Lindsell George, farmer, Wieldba.rns Westwood Martin,carpntr.& whlwtfld
ton, Newport)
DEDHAM, mf'ntioned in the Domesday Survey, is a station on the Great Eastern railway, 7 •orth-nortb-ean
town and parish, consisting of one main street with from Colchester, 4 west from Manningtree, lu
three smaller ones branching from it. and is in a pic- from lpswich and 59 from London, in the N-orth Eaatern
turesqlle valley, on the navigable river Stour, which divi&ion of the -county, Le:xden and Win&tree pe"y- 881-
1eparatt>s it from Suffolk, 3 miles north from .Ardleigh sional division and union, Lexden hundred, Colchester,
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 DIHECTORY.]
Clacton and Harwich joint county court district, rural
deanecy of Dedham, archdeaeonry of Colchester and
Chelmsford diocese. Th~ town is lighted with gas.
The chu~h of the Virgin Mary is a large building
ehiefly of brick and _rubble in the Perpendicular style,
consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays,
aisles, north and south porches and a fine battlemented
western tower of flint, 131 feet in height, with four
pinnacles and containing a clock and 8 bells rehung in
1881: this chu~h was founded at the beginning of the
16th century by Thomas and John Webbe, father and
1on, both woollen manufacturers, whose merchants'
mark, with the badges of York and Lancaster, appears
on the tower; in the north aisle is the founders' tomb, a
canopied monument of stone in a good state of preserva·
tion; the brass which bore the inscription is lost, but
the date is supposed to be 1523: on the south side of
the chancel there is a recess, now used as a eredence
table, and traditionally said to have been an oven used
for baking the sacramental bread, there being a chimney
leading from ib in the wall of the south aisle is the
staircase which formerly led to the rood loft : the font,
stated to have been found under the flooring at the west
end of the church, bears traces of carving though much
mutilated; it bears the inscription following, which is
also found on other f<Jnh;, and reads the same either
way :--"Nl'I'ON. OKOMHMA. MH. MONON. O'I'IN:"
the north door il! of carved <lak, but imperfect, some
figures of saints in canopied J·ecesses having been
removed: the chancel was restored in 188o, when a
carved stone reredos and sedilia were introduced : the
piscina is ancient: in 1687 the organ was removed from
the west to the east end of the south aisle of the nave:
in 1909 the chaneel w-as rest{lred and the lead of the
rcof re-caRt and re-laid 1hroughout: there are a number
of stained windows ~ the severr windows of the chancel
are all :filled with stained glass: the church was reseated
in 1861 and has 6xo sittings. The register dates from
the year r56o. The living is- a vicarage, net yearly
value £Igo, with 1! acree of glebe and residence, in the
gift of ihe Duchy of Lancaster, and held since 19o6 by
the Bev. Frederick George Given-Wilson M.A. of St.
John'• College, Cambridge. Attached to the church is
a lectureship founded in the reign of Queen Elizabeth
and subsequently endowed by the Rev. William Burkitt
and othel"S, with great tithes commuted at the sum of
£5oo yearly, certain glebe lands and the sum of £25
eonsolidated £2f per Cent. Annuities, standing in. the
name of the official trustee of charitable funds: under
a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, dated Jan.
28th, 1870, the administration of the charity and the
patronage are vested in trustees ; this lectureship, yearly
value £250, with residence, has been held since 1872 by
the Rev. Hamilton Ashwin LL.D. of Trinity College,
Dublin. The vicar has in his possession a list of the
vicant of Dedham from the 14th century to the present
time. A Public Hall was erected in xgo8 at a cost of
£2,ooo by William Wilkins Hewitt esq. of Lower Park,
in memory of his brother, the late James Hewitt esq ;
the hall will hold 150 persons and is used for public
meetings and entertainments. There is a Congregational
chapel, founded in 1738, with 400 sittings, and a Primi-
tive Methodist chapel. Dnnton's almshouses, founded in
1517 by Stephen Dunton, of Dedham, and endowed by
William Littlebury in 1571 for old and decayed trades-
people, comprise 10 houses, now occupied by 15 pers()ns.
each of whom receives from 1s. to .IS. 6d. weekly, coals
and wood being found free of charge. Barker's, founded
in x863 by Samuel Barker, of Bedford Square, London, a
native of Dedham, for aged spinsters, have six inmates,
each of whom receives ss. weekly and medical attend-
ance; there are six Chapel almshouses, founded in 1 a34 .
by Mrs. Mary Bardfield, of Colchester, for six aged
widows, e::~ch receiving 4s. 6d. weekly: Chapman'!l
charity is derived from land at Ardleigh, left in x657 by
John Cbapman, of Dedham, and is distributed yearly:
Betts' charity, of £15, left in 1825 by Edward Betts, of
Dedham, is distributed yearly in coal to members of
the Church of England for regular attendance at
~ervices. Dedham formerly had a market and in the
PRIV.-\TE RESIDENTS. CDllin Spencer Compton, L0vecote"
Arnold Mrs. Dedham lodge farm (letters via Henham,Stansted)
Ashwin Rev. Hamilton LL.D. Lecture Collingwood Wm. M.I.C.E.The Grove
house De a son Williaro, Highlands
Bamard James Henry, Ro)·al square Di.cker Edward, Camel villa
Barthropp Mrs. Octag{ln house Downes William, Yew Tree house
Clapham Miss, !Oil Albany villas Dunnett Mrs. Stour house
Clover John Percy, The Hall Edwards Mrs. The C-orner house,
ClOTer Mrc-. Dael .holm Brook stree~
Codner Wm. Squires, Heath lodge I
Exton Miss, Heath villa
()oiler Frank H. The ·Rookery Fellowes Col. James, Castle house
DEDB.U:l. 199
reign of Richard ll. and up to the end of the 16th
century was famous as one of the chief -aeats of th&
clothing trade. , The Bill Bouse, Dedham Park, the aeat
of Mrs. Mounsey, is a modern house. The Old House,
the original buildi:pg of Dedham Grammar school..- datea
from the time of Queen Elizabeth, and is at present
occupied by Mr • .1rthur G. Smale. There are two
manors in the parish of Dedham, viz. Dedham Ball,
attached to the Duchy of Lancaster, and Over Hall and
Nether Ball. of which ?.fr. Beaumont. of. Co.lcbe&tel', is
lord. The principal landowners are Harry Norman Dun-
nett esq. and Wi1liam Wilkins HewiU esq. of Lower
Park. '!'he soil is mixed, principally mild loam; sub-
soil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley. oats
and beans. The area is 2,559 acres of land and 9 of
water; rateable value, £7,989; the population in rgn.
was 1,5oo.
Parish Clerk, Harry Bitchcock.
Sexton, Thomas Hitchcock..
Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Mrs. Margaret Annie Clarence-..
sub-postmistress. Letters .arrive through Colcheater·
at 4·55 & 1:1.40 a.m. & 4.50 p.m.; dispat-ched at 1o.5o
a. m. & 2.45 & 7·45 p.m.; sundays, delivery 7 a. m.;.
dispat-ched 7.30 p.m. Licenses & game certificate~
issued from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wall Letter Box, Ded-
ham Heath, cleared at 7.30 a.m, & 2.50 & 6.40 p.m. ;
sundays, 7·30 a.m
Letter Boxes.-Lamb corner, cleared 10.35 a.m. & 1.30~
& 8.5 p.m.; sundays, 7.40 p.m.; Castle hill, clearedr_
8 a.m. & 2.50 & 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 8 11.m.; High--
lands, cleared 10.50 a.m. & 1.45 & 8 p.m.; sundays.
7.30 p.m.; Gun hill, cleared 9.50 a.m. & 2.30 & 7·45
p.m.; sundays, 7.25 p.tq
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
St. Mary's Church, Rev. Frederick George Given·Wihon
M. A. vicar; 8 & II a. m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.-; tues. 11 a. m
Congregational, Rev. Fredk. Butt; 10.30 a. m.& 6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist; 10.30 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.30 p.m.;.
mon. fortnightly, 7 p.m
PUBLIC OFFICERS. •
Assistant Overseer, Major Charles Ray, High street
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, 7th District, Lex-
den & Winstree Union, James Richard Lownds B.A.,...
L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. Hillands
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages~ L. R. Alen, .
Boxted
Assessor of Kjng's Taxes, Fdk. Saml. Griffiths, High st .
Police Station, Ernest B. Woodcraft, constable
SCHOOLS.
The Royal Free Grammar SGhool (now closed by order-
of the Charity Commissioners) was founded in 1571.
by William Littlebury & .chartered by Queen Elizabeth
in I574· The school called the "English school,"
founded in 1599, is now amalgamated witb. the Gram-
mar school & a scheme for the administration of the
foundation was confirmed in November, 1873, &; cam•
into effect in January~ 1885. An .artesian well haa
been sunk upon the Grammar school property t.o a
depth of 155 feet. The school building is now the
residence of Arthur Gilbert Smale esq. & is known
as The Old House
Public Elementary.
Built in 1882, for 62 boys; average attendance, so;
Harry Archer, master
Built in 1825, by Edward Betts esq. for 140 childreD
(mixed); average attendance, 130; Miss Ellen Walden.
mistress
Built in 1855, for s6 infants; average attendance, 23;.
Mi~s Matilda Gallant, mistress ·
Carriers to:-
Ardleigh Station E. W. :Sorfolk, daily, leaves at 8
a.m.; arrives baek at ro.3o a.m
Colchester Frank Buckles, every wed. & sat. leaves
at 10.30 a.m.; returning at s p.m
I Ipswich-Frank Buckles, every tues. & fri. leaves at
10 a.m.; returning at 5 p.lil
Given-Wilson Rev. Frederick George
M.A. (Yicar). Vicarage
Godfrey Mrs. Gunhill house
Goodspeed R{) bert, Birchwood
Green Mrs. B. S. St-onylands
Ha.rdwich Miss, White oouse
He:witt William W. Lower park
Butt Rev.Frederick (Congregational).
The Manse
King John Valentine M. Westcott ho
Langton William Alfred, Ivy hous.e
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Larnach ~lrs. Barritts Buss Henry, boot & shoe maker :\Instill William. grocer, Grove hill
Le Strange Fredk. Joseph, Box hcme Clarence Margaret Annie (Mrs.), sta I Norfolk Ernest William, carrier & cab
Lownds James Richard B.A. HiJJands tioner, & post office proprietor
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Moorat John Samuel, Upper park Claydon Frederick, farm bailiff to Osborn Joseph William, wheelwrigb}
Mounsey Mrs. Hill house Mr. Wm. Langton, Jupes Hill farm Osbome Alice (Miss), farmer, Cog-
Pledge Edward, Yew Tree cottage Clover E.& Oo.millers(water & steam) gesha.ll road
Pyne Thomas Curry Henry Percy, ·hair dresser Osbome George, farmer, Brook farm
R!.'ndall Rev. Gerald · Henry B. D., Cuthbert Agnes Stiles (Mis,..), apart- Passiful William Smith, dairyman,
Lit.t.D., LL.D. Dedham house ments, South cottage High street
Rodwell Mrs. Dalebrook house Dedham Gas Co. Limited (Bertram Patten EdwinWalt.horse dlr.Stud frm
Saunder.s Ebenezer, Hallfields Young, sec) Porter Geo. farmer, :Monks Lane frm
Saunders Mi.;;~s, Gould house Dines Robert, farmer, Blackbrook Pyne Thomas, artist
Saunders Nathaniel, Albany cottage Eley John, baker, High street Ray Major Charles, stationer, assist--
Saunders Nathaniel Wm. Gould ho Evans Henry John &: Son. butchers ant overseer & clerk to Parish
Sh.arpe Eng.-Lieut. Alfred Vernou Evans Geo. Fdk.pork butcher,High st Council
R.N. Westlea Everett Arthur Frederick, poultry Reading Room & Village Club (W. H.
She1·man Mrs. Grove hill dealer, Long road Gooch, sec)
Sma.le Arthur Gilbert, The Old hQuse Everett Maurice William, Loot maker Robinson Waiter, ma1ket gardener
Smith Douglas, Br()ok house Fairhead Fredk. Charl{'s, butcher Rogers James, blacksmith
Smith William Henry, Beauleau Felgate John, farmer, Rookery farm Saunder~ Misses, school, Gould horue
Tremlett James Dyer M. A., J.P Freeman Jabez, saddler ISaundera Nathanlel & Soft,
Dalethorpe Gardiner Joseph, farmer, Bloomfields builders & brick makers
Trigg James Richd. Grove Hill housP &; Salmons farmf', Heath Saunders Nathaniel, farmer, Pound.
Wallis ~rs. St. Johns Gooch Wm. Hobbs & Son, chemists Park & Hallfield farms
Griffiths Frederick Samuel, dealer in Sayer Alfred Charles &J Co. grocers
COMMERCIAL. antiques & assessor of King's taxes Seaborn Henry, farmer, Kiddles farm
Harvey Reuben, grocer Seaborn Samuel, bak~r. Ardleigh rd
Early closing day, Wednesday .1 p.m Hewitt Memorial Hall (Wm. Hewitt, Sharp Alfred, market gardener
.!.bbott Joseph, saddler, Heath sec) Sharp Elizh. (Mrs.), frmr. Heabh fm
...\rthey Ellen (Mrs.), aparts. High st Hubbard John, beer ret. Ardleigh rd Sheldrake Elizabeth (Mrs.), confec-
Artis Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist Hunnaball .Tames, fishmonger tioner, Royal square
Artis Frederick, photographer Land Wallace, blacksmith Smith William Hy. •house furnisher,
Austin Rt. & Son, wine & spil:.it mers Lankester George E. Anchor P.R. High street
Bantin Arthur, Snn P.H Heath Springall Henry, ~larlboro' Head inn
Barclay & Company Limited (sub Laver Florence Beatrice(:\Irs.),laundry Stans:field Samuel Hall, private nure·
branoh), bankers; open thurs. 12 Lilley Herbert, Rose & Crown P.H ing home, Prince! house
to 2.30 p.m.; draw on !head office. Lownds James Richard B.A.Camb .. Thorington Charles, carpenter
54 Lombard •street, London E 0 L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. & L.R.F.P. & W.at.son Waiter Wm. plumber,High st
Barnes Herbt. Harold, frmr. Hill frm S.Glas. surgeon, & medical officer Whittle Albert, boot maker, High st
Bennett Robert, farmer, Heath & public vaccinator, 7th district, Windell William, carpenter
Bird George, beer retailer Lexden & Wimtree union, Hillands Wood Thomas Henry, blacksmith
Bird Willi.am, shopkeeper Mart Linnell B. &; Son. farmers. Wordley William, bricklayer
Burbidge John, farmer, Hickle &: Birchwood farm Young Alfred, shopkeeper &; baker
Lufkins farms ~Iattock Alfred. Lamb P.H Y()nng Bertram, land agent
Busby William, Gun inn Moore James Edward, fruit grower
DENGIE (or Dengey) is a parish and small village, 1 ton and St. John's College, Cambridge, and held since
near the German Ocean, 3 miles north-east from South- 1874 by the Rev. Edward James Warmington M.A. of
minster terminal station, on a branch from Woodham St. John's College, Cambridge, who was curate in charge
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Ferris on the Southend section of the Great Eastern 187I·I874· There is a charity of about £27 yearly,
railway, 6 north-east from Burnham and 12 south- \arising from land and cottages left in 1684 by Thomas
east from Maldon; it gives name to the hundred and Sympson, of Tillingham. Lord Petre, who is lord of
petty sessional division of Dengie and is in the South- the manor of Bacons, the Fanshawe trustees and Messrs.
eastern division of the county, Maldon union and county Strutt and Parker are the principal landowners. The
court district, and in the rural deanery of Dengie, arch- soil in the uplands is of a light nature and in the lower
deaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church lands a rich loam; subsoil of which is sea deposit, and
of St. James is an edifice of stone and flint in the on that of the uplands, gravel and loam. The chief
Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch 1 crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans, turnips and man-
and an open belfry at the west end containing 2 bells: gold wnrtzel; mustard, coriander and carraway seeds.
the east window was given by the rector and a stained The area is 2,856 acres of land and 1,666 of foreshore;
window has also been erected by the Misses Maiden in f rateable value. £I,gi8; the population in rgu was 224.
memory of various members of their family: there is 1 By Local Government Board Order 22,354, dated
an ancient brass, the inscription of which is illegible: 1 l\Iarch 24. r8Rg, Court Farm was transferred from
the church underwent a restoration in 1850, and in 188o I Asheldham to Dengie.
the chancel was much improved by the erection of a Parish Clerk William Geor"e Smith.
beautifully-carved reredos of stone, extending across the ' . "' .
whole width of the ('ast end, and canopied sedilia. rle- Letters are rece_1v~d through S?uthmmste: at 7·45 a.m.
signed and personally executed by the present rector & r p.m. Tllhngham. 1 mile north, Is the nearest
and the patron: t-he reredos has three illuminated ' post, money ordeor ~ telegrap? office
panels, the work of Miss Warmington: in I-gog the nave Wall Letter Box, White Horse mn. cleared at g.so a.m.
roof was restored and the church enlaraed bv the & 5·35 p.m. ; sundays, 11.40 a.m
addition of a semi-transept and a vestry~ at a· total Pillar... Lette: Box. ~engie corner, f'leared at 1o a. m. &
cost of £250: the organ, erected in rgro, was the gift 5·4.) p.m. • sunda: s. 12 noon
of the rector: there are sittings for 130 persons. The Public Elementary School (mixed}, built in 1846. en-
registers date from the year ·1559. The living is a larged in 1863, & again in 1894, for 53 children;
rectory, net yearly value £.~?.?,, with residence and 15 averag-e attendance, 40; :Miss Clara A. William8-,
acres of glebe, in the gift of Miss Dorothy M. Warming- mistie~s; The Rector, sole trustee
Atkins John Black. Dengie hall Clarke Frederick. farm bailiff to Raven Henrv, farm bailiff to Messr~
Attenborough Leslie, Landwick Messrs. Strutt &J Park('r,Smalhrain,.. Strutt & "Parker, Brid~ewick, Tile
Kroenig-Ryan Rev. Alexander S. Grove Thos.frmr.OldWhiteHorse farm Barn &: Eastware
(curate in charge), Rectory McKellar Robert, farmer, Barons Raven John, farm bailiff to 1\Iessr~.
COMMERCIAL. Nunn Alfred, blacl:smith Strutt &; Parker, Dengie Hall farm
Brett Charles, White Horse inn Robinson John, farmer, Keeling-s
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DODDINGHURST, otherwise written "Dodden- an ancient building of stone and rubble, in the Early
heue," "Dudeho" and "Duddinghurst," is a parish. 4 English st~·le, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch,
miles south from Ongar, 4 west from Ingatestone and vestry, organ chamber, and a wooden tower at the we•t
4 north from Brentwood stations. in the Mid division of end, with a low pyramidal roof, supported on a frame-
the county, Barstable hundred, Brentwood petty sessional work of unusuallv massive chestnut-wood beams, and
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division and county court district, Ongar union, and in surmounted by an octagonal shing-led spire and con-
the rural deanery of Barstable, archdeaconry of Essex taining 3 l:ell!!, one of which dates from c. 1330 and
and Che1msford diocese. The church of All Saints is bears the in•cription " Sancte Xicolas, Ora pro nobis,.,.
 DIRECTORY.) ESSEX:. j EA.ST DONYL!.:SD WITB
f ROWHEDGE. j
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:ha other two being of the I 6th and I 8th centuries: r issuing from the Hall farm, and the other of £3.
the south porch, built of massive open timber work, is j chargeable on Crow Green farm, both of which are
Gf the 14th century, and considered the finest specimen ! distributed in bread. The Rev. Francis St-ewart M.A.
of its kind in the county: all the windows are stained, [ of 42 Oxford terrace W, is lord of the manor. The
and were given by the Stewart family: the church was f soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
t"eStored in 1886, the ;restoration being effected at a : oats and barley. The area is 1,916 acres of _lam~ and I
-cost of about £2,000, defrayed by the Rev. Francis t of water; rateable value, £2,143; population m Igu
Stewart M ..!.. rector I87g-g6, and friends: the organ was j 346.
presented. by the late Mrs. Stewart, and in 1897 a brass I
Verger, Edward Hasler.
tablet. was placed. in the church in c~mmemoration .o(. Publio Elementary School (mixed), for 6o children;
the. Dmmond Jubilee ?f. Her late MaJ~sty Queen V1c- 1 average attendance, about 35; William Henry Sharp,
~ona: there are 120 _s1~tin~s. The reg1ster dates from 1 master; Mrs. W. H. Sharp, mistress
~he year I56o: The livmg Is. a r~ctory, net yearly value This school is under the control of thl! Essex County
£375 (of "!'htch ~um one-thud IS payable to t~e late ·Education (Ongar District) Sub-Committee; .!.rnold
rector), with residence and 16 acres of glebe, m the l ·R· h d 0 !!ar cle I-
gift of the Rev. Francis Stewart M. A. and held since IC ar son, n, ' r~
r8g6 by the Rev. Frederick Archer Adams M.A. of Letters through Brentwood arrive at 7 a.m. k 12.r~
Queen's College, Oxford. The ancient stocks still remain 1 p.m. Wall Letter Box at the School cleared at 7.50
at Stocks corner, near the common. Lagden's charity, a.m. & I k 7·15 p.m. on week days & 7-SO a.m . .on
derived from land in the parish, amounts to about {,15 suuda~-s. "·an Letter Box, •· The Common," cleared
yearly, of which sum £8 is distributed in coals here j at 9.40 a.m. &; 1.55 &; 7·I5 p.m.; sundays, 8 a.m.
and £7 in the adjoining parish of Kelvedon Hatch. Kelvedon Common is the nearest money order & telP·
There are two other small charities, one of £4 annually, I graph office, distant I~ miles
.!dams Rev. Fredk. Archer ~I.A.Rectry Giblin William, farmer, Cowes farm Porter Cha>~. boot repr. Storks corne.r
Harris William Henry &; Griffin Hy. Purnell .Frederick,farmer,Otiver·s frm
COMMERCIAL. :Nowell, poultry farmers, Red hou~e Roddick Jas. farmer, Swallow's cross
Clark Matthias, farmer,Glo,·er's farm Hazelton Arth.T .shopkpr. The Commn ::hundt'rs William Henry, farm
Cnmben Edwin, jun. farmer, Wish- Leftle.y lsabel (Mrs.),frmr.Pettit•s fm bailiff to Robert Nerille esq.
field6 farm Mason John, farmer, Emblands Pla-ce farm
Dobson George, farmer, Park farm Metson Samuel, frmr. Pear Tree farm Self John, jnn. farmer. Cow farm
Dove Ezekiel, farmer, The Hall Mills Albert, blacksmith,The Commn Upton Erne~t.Swan P.H.The Common
Duffin Hy. L. beer retlr.The Common :Mit-chell Edward, farmer,Howes farm,1 '
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EA.ST DON}''LA:ND is a parish opposite Fingringhoe, ROWHEDGE is a fishing Yillage in this parish, on the
with which it is connected by a. wooden bridge over the I west bank of the river Colne, opposite Wivenhoe; the
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l'iver Roman, near the confluence of the river Roman with village contains the largest portion of the inha.bitants of
~he navigable Colne, half a mile from Wivenhoe station, j the parish, and has a Mission chapel, which is unde-
.across the Colne, 3! miles south-east from Colchester, 1 nominational. Shipbuilding is carried on. There is a
and 54 from London, in the North Eastern division of the I fflrry from this village across the river Colne to Wiven-
county, Lexden and Winstree petty sessional division, hoe. This place is supplied with water from works,
Lexden hundred and union, Colchester, Clacton and erected in 1903, the property of the Lexden and Wins-
Harwich joint county court district, and in the Col- tree Rural District Council: the wat-er is derived from
chaster rural deanery and archdeaconry and Chelmsford . art-esian wells about ISO feet in depth, from which the
diocese. This parish includes the hatnlet of Black I water is pumped into a water tower 6o feet in height,
Heath, which for ecclesiastical purposes· is partly in the with a capacity of 36,ooo gallons.
parish of Fingringhoe. The church of St. Lawrence is Parish Clerk, Henry Charles Spinks.
an octagonal edifice of white brick built· in imitation of , . .
the chapter-hous-e of York cathedral and consecrated in Pos~, M. 0. & T. Office, Rowhedge.--:-Thomas W1lham
1 a3 a: it contains a marble monument-, removed from P1tt, sub-postmaster. Letters arnve thro~gh Col-
-the old church, to Mary Gray, ob. July, I6 27 , a member 1 chester at 6.45 a.m. & 12.20 &; 7·5 p.m.; dispatched
of a family formerly seated here circ. I595: there are at 9-55 a. m. &; 12.45 &i 7·-1-0 p.m.; sundays, 7.40 p.m..
570 sittings, of which soo are free. The register dates 1 Post Office, Black Heath. :\Irs. .Emih· Wilson, sub-
from the year 1731. The living is a rectory, n..et yearly postmistress. Letters through Colch.ester arrive at
value £2oo, with reside~ce, in the gift of E. J. H. 6.go &; II.jo a.m. !&; 7-50 p.m. &; are dispatched at
Havens esq. ~nd held su~ce 1898 _by the Rev. John · 6.25 a.m. &; 12.4.') &; 7·45 p.m.; sundays, 7·45 p.m .
.Moxey Easterhng. There IS a Baptist chapel at Black · The nearest money order office is .at Colchester &:
Heath, built in 1905. About 40 boats and smacks are the nearest telegraph office at Abberton
here emplo!ed in fishing, and about so yachts are keJ?t: Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent
-the~ fumis~ employment to a number of the ~~- I Society. Hon. Representative, Capt. Turner Barnard,
hab1tants durmg the summer months. The Roman Hil1 .A.lbio~ road
property has been bought by tne War Office, and now , 5 .
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forms part of the Middlewick Rifle Ranges. E. J. H. 1 Publ~c ~lementary School, .Rowhedge (mi;Xed: &; mfants),
Havens esq. of Wivenhoe, is lord of the manor and chief 1 bmlt 1 ~ I862, enlarged m I873 & agam m 189~, for
landowner. The soil is principally light; subsoil, 305. chtldren; aver~ge attendance, 130 boy~ & g1rls . .t
jZenerally gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley and .'iz I?fan~s; Fr~der_Ick Barker. master; ~hss Harnet
!turnips; grazing is also carried on. The area is I,374 I Colhns, mfants mistress
acres of land, 3 of water, 2 of tidal water and I3 of , Carriers to Colchester. Edgar Jones & Benjamin Harris,
foreshore; rateable value, £4,085; th~ population in to 'Prince of Wales,' daily &; Thomas William Fale,
1:9II was, civil, 1,395; ecclesiastical, 1,272. daily
EAST DONYLAND. COMMERCIAl.. I Carter James, yacht. captain
· . Clarke Benjamin, yacht captain
Easterling Rev. John Moxey (rector) E Benns Arth. farmer ,Roman Hill farm Cl L ur"lli k
D · 1 Willi b . ar...e n 1 am, smac- owner
Goodhart John S. Heath house nnew ame am, eer retail~r Colchester Co-operative Reading Room
Holroyd Col. Tyssen S. Donyland ldg S1l_ge Ro~ Joom, farmer, Monk~nck & Library (branch)
Wilson Emtly (Mrs.), shopkeepet' & Colchester k East Essex Co-operative
COIDI:!l:RCIAL. :post office . &; Industrial Society Limited,grocers
Hook Isaac J ames, beer retailer Wllson Huhert, cycle repairer Cook Henry, yacht captain
:Robinson George &; John, farmers, Cranfield Alfred, yacht captain
Glebe farm ROWHEDGE. Cranfield Jesse, yacht captain
Webb Hv. • Jn. farmer, Dom·land
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hall Clarke George I Cranfield Jonathan, smack owner
Humphrey Wm. Robt. Donvland villa Cranfield Wm. Thomas, yacht captain
BLACK HEATH. Kevern Grahame Travers · Cranfield Wm. Wadley, yacht captain
• Crickmore William Shales, builder
Bannister Misses, The Cottage
Hayward Arthur James, The Firs
COMMERCIAL. I
Cudmore Daniel Edward, Three
Bamard .Arthur, yacht captain Crowns P.H
Oxon Waiter, Roman Hill house Barren B. B. &; M. builders Curie Frank Howard, grocer et draper
Psrsons Mrs. West Donyland lodge Bedford George, White Lion P.H Dyer Benjamin, yacht captain
Reid Col. Ellis Ramsay C.B., D.S.O. Brasted Charles William, Albion P.H IEnnew Edward Harry, yacht captain
Blen'heim Brown William, yacht captain Everitt Alfred, boot k shoe ma:;k~e:::r:::;:::::-:::-......
Warwick Waiter BurrO"l'"S Harr)' Ship P.H . Fale Thos. W"m. confectnr. rsan~O~~t_..~
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EBSEX~ [KELLY'S
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Goodrum Edwd. Barris,yacbt steward Lexden & Win6tree Rural District 1 Smith llartholomew, yacht captam
Gredley William (Mrs.), sbpkeeper Water Works (William Robert Sparks J onathan, coke dealer
Green George, Royal Oak P.H Humphrey, engineer) Spinkl Henry Charles, french poluher
Harris Brothers, yacht builders Mills Samuel, yacllt captain & parish clerk
Holmes Anna Maria (~frs. ), eollector Owers William, yadht captain Springett John, yacht captain
of King's taxes Pearson Robert, deooratar • Sprin~tt Thos. Alfd. yaoht
.Tones Edgar, carrier Pitt Thomas William, et&tioner & Ta.ylor William, yaoht captein
Jones William (Mrs.), ferry keeper assistant overseer, Post office Tofts Lionel Edward, dairyman
Kennett Benjamin, baker Powell Georgina (Mrs.). shopkeeper Turff Jolhn lsaiah, yacht steward
Kevern Grahame Travers M.R.C.S. Rowhedge Ironworks Co. Ltd. s·hip Wade Reaben, beer retailer
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &:; builders Wakeland Benjamin, boot makel'i
surgeon, & medical officer of health Scrutton George Nathaniel, decorator Walford Denjamin, yacht captain
to the Wivenhoe Urban District Sebborn Lewis, hair dresser Warner Chas. Newcombe,Anchor P.H
Council Simons Charles, yacht captain 1 Wilkin Abiatha, yacht captain
King Laura (Miss)", sh(}pkeeper Simons James, yacht captain IWood Stacey, grocer
Ladbrook Alfred, baker
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DOVERCOURT, see Harwich.
DOWNHAM is a hilly parish with a scattered popula- the King's Bench, ob. 14 July, 1683: new vestries and-
tion. 7 miles north from Pitsea station on the London, an organ cham·ber were erected in 1909, at a ocost of
Til:bury and Southend railway, 2 miles north-west from [400 : the church affords 140 sittings. The register
Wickford station on the Southend branch of the Great dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net
Eastern railway, and 10 east from Brentwood : it wa~ yearly value [300, with residence and 42 acres of glebe,
anciently a soke or liberty and is in the Mid division of in t.he gift of the Bishop of Winchester, and iheld since
the countr. Barstable hundred, Brentwood petty sessional 1895 by the Rev. Charles Edward Stuart Ratcliffe M.A.
division and county court distr~ct. Billericay union, rural of St. John's College, Cambridge. Alien Stallibrass
deanery of Wickford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelms- esq. of Eastwoodbury, Rochford, is lord of the manor.
ford diocese. The church of St. 'Margaret, pleasantly The soil is heavy; subsoil, loamy. The chief crops are
situated on a hill, is a building of stone, in the Early wheat, barley, beans and oats. The area is 2,200
English style, consisting of chancel and nave, south porch of land and ..r. of water; rateable value, £3,921 ; in rgn
and an embattl':ld western tower of brick, of the 15th the population was 443 in the civil and 411 in tha
century, containing 4 bells : the church, with the excep- ecclesiastical parish.
tion of the tower, was rebuilt in 1871, when a stained east By •Local Government Board Orde-r, 21,8Rj', dated
window was erected by the daughters of the Rev. Edward March 25, 1889, a detached part of Downham was trans- •
Charles Evans M . ..A.. rector 1867-81 ~ there ars. other ferred to Ramsden Bell'house, and a part of Runwell
memorial windows to the Brewitt family, to the Rev. added to Downham by Order 22,422, of the ~ame date.
W. Hugo Lukin, rector 1881-94, and to the late Miss Sexton, John Britton.
Edith Evans : the church is seated throughout with oak Letters by foot from Billericay, Essex, arrive at 7-30
and has a carved stone pulpit: there are monuments a.m. & 6 p.m.. Wall Letter Box, near the De Beauv·oir
to the family of De Beauvoir and others to Sir Henry Arms P.H. cleared at 7·45 a.m. & 6.10 p.m. Pillar
Tyrrell kt. and Thomasine, his wife, ob. 1588, and Joyce, Letter Bo~. Belmont avenue, cleared at 8.55 un. I&
wife of John Tyrrell esq. ob. 15"94; one formerly exist- 6.35 p.m. week days; 8.55 a. m. sundays. Ramsden
ing to Wingfiela .Alslow, ob. 1584, has now disappeared, Heath, 1 mile distant, i! the nearest money order 11
but there are others to Sir William Andrews hart. of telegraph office
Den ton, ob. 15 Aug. 1684; Benjamin Disbrowe esq. ob.
1707• and Sarah his wife, ob. 1692, and a monument Public Elementary School (mixed), for 64 children";
of black marble to Sir Thomas Raymond kt. justice of average attendance, 48; Miss Edith Winter, miskeii&
Marked thus * letters received through *~fatthews George, The Studio
Wickford, Essex. Milne John R. ~he Red cottage COMMERCIAL.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Newbery Frederic, Mount holly Benson Charles J. farm bailiff ia P.
*Bass Henry Lister, Palatine villa Parry Sidn~y Gambier J.P. Down-. G. Fitch esq. J.P. Blue hau~e
*Cs.rrodus Robert, Craig-y-Don ham h{)use *Calderbank William, farmer, l'rierna
Dolby John Thomas, Woodleigh Potter Reuben Dorking James, gamekeepe:r
Fitch Fred€rick George J.P. (Middle- Poulton Goorge, The Elms *Gill J~Jhn B. farmer, CMtledoa
sex). Downham grange Ratcliffe Rev. Charles Edward Stuart Highfield Nuueries Ltd. nUI'tl8rJ:meA
*French Mrs. Bt>lmont villas M.A. Rectory Humphrey William Ohapman._ fumer
*Goring John H. The Chestnuts *"Smithdale Thomas, Maycroft Kerr James, farmer, Orowsheabh
*Grey Ernest, Windermere 1 •Steere Francis William, Belmont Logan John Hunt, dairy faMrmmer,
Haig Miss *Vincent Herbt. Madden,Ockment ho Sudbnrys ,
Henderson Francis RiddeL St. Francis *Waterman .Albert Thos. Essex view Mason William Francis. nur1&ryman
*Hol5-worth George Edwd. Brookland;: Whart<>n Philip Thos. The Granary Orton Jn. Edwd. farmer, .Alien's farm
*Holsworth R. Bro'lklands *Wilkinson William Thos. lnglenook *Reynolds .Arth. frmr. Downham h.all
Lander l\-Irs Wiseman Benjamin, Downham villa Watts Thos. De Beanvoir AriPS P.H
*:Mathews · Robert Carter, St. Louis Wright William, The Briars Willis George, wood mer. Barn cots
DUNMOW i<> a town. head of a union, petty sessional clock and 6 bells; the east window of :five light.s is a
division and county court district, on a gravelly hill fine specimen of the Decorated style; it was filled :with
owrlooking the ri>er Chelmer, at the junction of the stained glass in 1913 by Dr. W. B. Clapham J.P. ill
roads to Bishops Stortford, Saffron Walden, Braintree memory of his wife: in the other windows, sev.er,al .of
and Chelmsford. with a station on the Bishops Stort- which are good specimens- of the same period, ate i.O!lle
ford, Dnnmow and Braintree line of the Gr~nt Eastern remains of stained glass ; there is also a Jllemarial
railway, and is 7 miles south from Thaxted, 9 west window to William Johnson, d. I8JI, and another to
from Braintree, 12 north-west from Chelmsford, 9 east Miss Charlotte Young; on the buttresses of the porch,
from Bishops Stortford and 38 from London (through cut in the masonry, are t-wo crosses, about 10. inches in
the Roothin{!s and Ongar), in the Western dinsion of diameter, discovered in 188g, and in the chancel is a
the county, Dunmow hundr~d, Dunmow rural deanery, monument to the Rev. John Mangey, for 28 years vicllol'
Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The here, d. 1 Nov. 1782, ret. 85; on the south side is a
town was incorporated b~- letters patent 16 Feb. 2 and 3 double piscina of the 14th century and sedilia: there is
Philip and Mary, and the charter was confirmed by a brass of a lady of the Cockeine family and her
Queen Elizabeth in the 39th year of her reign, but husband, c. 1580, and another to John Huthersaul, c.
under the proYisions of the "Municipal Corporations 1604: the nave and aisles were restored and re;;~ated
Act, 1883," the corporation ceased to exist in March_ with open bencht's in 1873, at a cost of £2,300, undel'
1886. The to-wn is lighted with gas and supplied with the direction of the late G. E. Street R.A. and in 1889
water from priyate wells and from works which were a new vestry was added: there are 8oo sittings. The
constructed in 1908, with a supply from a bore hole, register of baptisms dates from the year. 1538, and
~we feet deep, and under the control of the Rural marriages and burials from 1558. The linng is a
District Council of Dunmow. The church of St. Mary vicarage, net yearly value [330, with residenoe., iJl the
the Virgin is a large and ancient building of stone, in gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1905 by
the Decorated and Perpendicular styles, consisting of the Rev. John Evans M.A. of Jesus Colleg6, Oxf~rd,
chancel, nave of four bays, with clerestory, aisles, with and rural dean of Dunmow. A mission room at l'hilpoi
a chapel adjoining the soqth ai~le, ..outh porch and an end. about 3.. miles south of Dunmow church, was buil~
embattled western tower with angle turrets, containing a in IB]B, at a cos~ of £6oo, and will hold 100 pe~5ous:
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Divine 1ervice is held there ·under a licence frQm the
·bi&hoJ}. There is a Catholic (ihurch. qedie~ted to Our
Lady of :Puumow. The CongregatiQilal ch~Wel, in New
street, all edifice in- the Romanesque style. was built
in 1869, and has 950 sittings; the chapel was founded
in 1662; there is also n Baptist chapel. The Town
Ha1l, standing ill the centre of the town, was built in
1578, .repaired in 1760, and enlarged in 1837 and xBss.
and in I888 it was purchased by, and is now the
property of, a syndicate. A court leet is held here.
The Conservative Club, in Market street, was founded
in 1886, and contains reading, billiard and recreation
rooms. The Dunmow Friendly Society, established in
IB32, had m I9I3 958 members, and an available
capital of £40,437 for the relief of its members. The
Dunmow Savings Bank was established Jan. I, IBIS.
A weekly market, for corn and cattle, is held on Tues-
dav,
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in the sale •vard at the back of the Saracen's Head
Hotel. Robert Fitzwalter, lord of Little Dunmow, was
one of the barons who negotiated Magna Charta at
Runnymeade, June I5 1 I2I5; during the episcopate of
Bishop Bonner (1553·9), Thomas Bowyer, weaver, of
Great Dunmow, suffered martvrdom •
here. The manu-
factnre qf baize was introduced here by Flemish
refugees in the 17th century, but is not now carried
on. Dunmow Rural District Isolation Hospital was
erected in I9o5, at a cost of £5,000, and will hold 8
to .l2 patients. Many Roman antiquities have been
found on this spot. The rent of the Thaxted estate
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.of 31 ae~es, purchased in 16~ with the interest .flf
£330 bequeathed to the poor by the Gl11sscock and
other families. i$ distributed yearly in clothing.: new
trustees were appointed for this charity in x874• and a
dran scheme was issued about I29o by the Charity
Commissioners for its better administration ; but th~
Dunmow and Thaxted estates are now administered
nnder a later scheme, sealed March 30th, 1897· :Sewton
Hall, occupie:l by Alfred Bovill e~q. is the property
of the Countess of Warwick. 'I:he Countess of Warwick
is lady of the manor of Great Dunmow; Capt. Sir
G. H. W. Beaumont bart, is lord of the Rectory
manor; James Bacon esq. of the manor of Shingle
Hall. otherwise " Olives;" H. Marks esq. of Marlie's
manor. and the Drapers' Company are lords of the
manor of Clapton Hall .. The principal landowners are
the Countess of Warwick, Capt. Sir G. H. W. Beaumont
bart. and Capt. Sir Arthur John Henniker-Hughan
bart. R.N. of The Airds, Parton, Kirkcudbright. The
area is 6,781 acres of land and q of water; rateable
value, £I3,922 ; the population in I9II was 2,792
(inclusive of I.') officers and 157 inmates in the wor;k-.
house) i'n the civil parish, and 2,815 in the ecclesi-
astical parish.
By Local GovPn1ment Board Orrler 22,3..i16, March :24.
r88g, Onslow Green and Aptonfield Farm have been trans-
ferred from this parish to Barnston, Hou~e Grounds Farm
to High Easter. and Barnston House and Roughie added
to Great Dunmow from Barnston.

OFFIC:U.L :ESTABLI::iHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

• Post, M. 0. & T. 0. & Telephonic Express Delivery Medical Officer of Health, E. B. Smith M.R.C.S.Eng. 0
Office. William Johnson, postmaster. Letters arrive L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.Camb. Braintree ·
at 4·15, 5.15 & 9.30 a.m. & 7 p.m.; delivered at 6.45 Surveyor, Robert W. Burton, Dunmow
& 9·45 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; arrive from Bishop Stortford lnspector of NuiSJ.nces & Sanitary Surveyor, Jeremiah
at 6.30 p.m.; dispatched at 5.15 a.m. 1 (for Takeley Plumbley, Dunmow
only); general dispatches are made at 9.30 a.m. &
3.20, 6.15, 6.30 & 9.30 p.m. but letters may be PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
posted until 9·35 a.m. & 3.25, 6.20, 6.35 & 9·35 p.m. County Court, His Honor H. Tindal-Atkinson, judge;
by· affixing an additional stamp. 'l'here is a mail to Herbart John Cunnington, registrar & high bailijJ ;
Thaxted at 7 p.m. (callers Qnly), Broxted (Great William Clark, clerk; George Saunders. assist~:nt
Eastern) (twice daHy), Little Easton, Great Easton, bailiff
Duton hill & Thaxted, twice daily, also High Roding The county court is held at the Town Hall every two
& Great Canfield twice (callers only at noon). months: the following is a libt of places within its
Sunday dispatch Takeley, 5.15 a.m.; London & all jurisdiction :.._Abbots Roothing, .Aythrop Roothing,
parts, 9·15 p.m. & Chelmsford & East Anglia, 6.30 Bardfield Saling, Barnston, Beauchamp Roothing,
p.m . B roxted, Chickney, Felsted, Great Ba rdfield, Grea•
Town Sub-Post Office, Church End...-:Miss Elizabeth Canfield, Great Dunmow, Great Easton, Hatfield Broad
Parkins, sub-postmistress. Dispatched at 9 a.m. &. 3• Oak. Righ Easter, High Roothing, Leaden Roothin~,
5·45 & 7.30 p.m.; sundays, 9 a. m Lindsell, Little Bardfield, Little Canfield, Little Dun-
• mow. Little Easton, Little Laver, Margaret Roothing,
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR DUN~IOW PE'l''IT Stebbing, Takeley, Thaxted, Tilty & White & Morrt-11
SESSIONAL DIVISION. Roothings
Foake.s Edward Thomas, Westbury house, Dunmow,. For bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that
• chairman of Chelmsford; Ernest William Joseph Savill, official
Brooke Lord M.V.O. Easton lodgE', Dunmow receiver; L. A. West, assistant o:fficial...receiver, 14
Clapham William Blackborne, Dunmow Bedford row, London W C
Cranmer-Byng Launcelot Alfred, Foley :Mill, Thaxted Certified Bailiff nnder the "Law of Distress A:tnend-
Franklin Douglas Thomas, Yew cottage, Mill End, ment Act," J. M. Welch, Great Dunmow
Tha:xted, Dunmow Dunmow Fire Station, Charles Sidney Butcher, captain
Haslel' Robert, Throws, Little Dunmow, Chelmsford Police Station, Stortford road, Charles Henry Day.
Hasler William, The Croft, Dunmow supt. I sergeant & 3 constables
Metson Samuel, Brook End Grange, Little Dunmow·, Stamp Office, The Post office
Chelmsford Town Hall, George Saunders, keeper
Rnmsey Henry, V enmore, Dunmow
Wall Charles, Darley Dale, Great Canfield, Takeley, ISOLATION HOSPITAl •.
Essex Situate at Great Dunmow; for the whole district.
Warwick Earl frf (Lord Lieut.), Easton lodge, Dunmow Medical Superintendent, Jo~<eph Napier Gardiner M.D.
Worrin Hastings esq. Bourchiers, Lit.Dunmow,Chelmsfrd Hi!!h street, Dunmow ; Charles Funnell, caretaker.
The Chairman of the Rural District Council is an ex- T N 9 Dunmow
officio magistrate DUNMOW UNION.
Clerk to the Magistrates, W. de Vins Wade, High st Board day, tuesday, fortnightly, at 1 r a. m. at the {;hion
Petty Sessions are held at the Police station every alter- workhouse.
nate wednesday at n a.m. (bank holidays excepted), The Union contains twenty-five parishes, viz.; Aythrop
& every day (when necessary) for business und~r the Roothing, Bardfi.eld Saling, Barnston, Broxted, Chick-
Summary Jurisdiction Act ney, Felstead, GrPat Bardtield, Great Canfield, Grea\
The folluwing places are included in the Petty Sessional Dunmow, Great Easton, Hatfield Broad Oak, High
Division: -Barnston, Broxted, Chickney, Great Dun- Easter, High Roding, Leaden Roding, Lindsell, Little
mow, Little Dunmow, Great Canfield, Little Canfield, Bardfield, Little Canfield, Little Dunmow, Little
Great iEaston, Little Easton, High Easter, Lindsell, Easton, Margaret Roding, Stebbing, Takeley, Tha:xted,
Pleshey, High Boothin[, Aythrop ·Roothing, Leaden Tilty & White Roding. The area of the union j&
Roothing, Marga:eet .ttoothing, White Roothings, 73,503 acres ; rateable value at Lady Day, 1914•
Stebbing, Takeley, Thaxted & Tilty £84,663; the population in 19II was I6,o84
DUNMOW RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman of the Board of Guardians, J. B. Frankham,
Little Canfield hall, Dunmow
The parishes in the District are the saine as in the Union. Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committee, .Alfr~d
Oouncil meets at the W orkhou.se every tues. four weeks, Edward Floyd
commencing April 7th, 1914• at II-45 a.m. Treasurer, Robert Woodhouse, jun. Barelay 15
Chairman, J. B. Frankham, LitUe Canfield pall,Dunmow Company's Bank, Great Dunmow
Officials. Relieving Officers & Collectors to the Guardians, I!t
Clerk, Alfred Edward Flo'Vd •
district, Arthur Robert Spurgenn, Great Dunmow;
Treasurer, Robert Woodhouse, jun ro:nd district, Charles Henrv
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Luckin, Great Dunmow
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Vaccination Officers, .!.. R. Spnrgeon, Great Dunmow & PLACES OF WORSBIP, with times of services.
Charles Henry Luckin, Great Dunmow • St. Mary the Virgin, Rev. John Evans M.A. vicar &
Medical Offi.cer.s k Public Vaccinators, Bardfield district, rural dean; sunday 8 & II a.m. &; 3 &; 6.30 p.m. •
E. B. Smith M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond .• D.P.H.
Carob. Braintree; Dunmow district, J. Napier Gardiner
a.m.;
daily, tues. &; thurs. 8 a.m. ; wed. &; fri. 10.30
holy days at 10.30 a.m. &; 7.30 p.m
M.D. High street. Dunmow; Hatfield district, John Mission Room, Philpot End; 3 p.m. on sun
Arthur Temple White M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Baptist; xo.3o a.m. & 2.30 & 6.30 p.m
Hatfield Bro'ld Oak ; High Easter district, Montague Congregational, Rev. William Henry Pace B.D.; 10,30
Tench M.D.Brux., L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.15 p.m
Dunmow; Felstead district, William Donald Small-
peice M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Felstea:d; Thaxted
district, William Brodie Brodie M.D., C.M.Glas. P U B L I C ELEMENT A R Y S CH 0 0 L S.
Beech house, Thaxted ESSEX EDUCATION COMMriTEE.
The Workhouse, a structure of red brick, was built in Dunmow District Sub-Committee
1840 & will hold 418 inmates; William R. Errington, The Committee consists of 17 members.
master; Rev. Thomas Eddleston, chaplain; Montague ~leets on tuesday once a month at the Union
Tench M.D. medical officer; Mrs. F. J. Errington, Workhouse, Great Dunmow, at xo a.m.
matron. T N 4 Dunmow
Chairman, J. B. Frankham J.P. Little Can:field
DUY:MOW REGISTRATION DISTRICT. Vice-Chairman, Rt. Hasler J.P. Throws, Little Dunmoll
:Superintendent Registrar, Alfred Edward Floyd, Dun- School Medical Inspector, Francis Swanson Hawkes
mow; deputy, Frederick J. Pepper, Dunmow L.M.S.S.A. Ohelmsford
"Registrar of Marriages, John William Beard, Dunmow; School Attendance Officer, Henry Willsher
deputy, Arthur Dennis, High. street, Dunmow British (Downs), built in 1844, for 239 children; average
.Registrar of Births & Deaths, Thaxted sub-district, attendance, 200 ; Alfred Scarfe, master; Miss D. N:.
Charles Henry Luckin, Dunmow ; deputy, Thomas F. Ohilds, infants' mistress
Burton, Dunmow ; Dunmow sub-district, Arl:lhur Robt.
Spurgeon, Dnnmow; deputy, Jeremiah Plumbley, Church, built in 1870, for 361 children (mixed);
- Dunmow average attendance, 178 ; Richard Beard, mast.er;
TERRITORHL FORGE. Yrs. Paul Tyler, infants' mistress
"Essex Yeomanry (No. 4 Troop, C Squadron), 2nd Lieut.
H. P. Bolt, commanding CONVEYANCE.
PUBLIC OFFICERlS. Railway Station, John Kettle, stat1on master
..!ssistant Overseer, Clerk to the Parish Council &; to A.n omnibus meets every train ; Home Counties Publie
Dunmow Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pension Corn- House Truc;t Co. Limited (James Alfred Poulton, man-
mittee, Lionel Charles Mackenzie ager), 'Saracen's Head,' proprietors
Chief Inspector of \V-eights &; Measures, Food & Drugs Carriers from &; through Dunmow.-From & to Thaxted,
Act, Shops Act & Official Sampler under thE> Tyrell, tues. thurs. & sat. From & to Stebbing, Boy-
" Fertilisers & Feeding Stuffs Acts" for ~orthern ton, daily~ From & to Great Bard.field, Swan, mon.
District, Adam Ward, r North hill, Colcht>st.er I thurs. &; sat. From &; to Bmxted Stammers, tuea. c\
(Jlerk to the Commissioners of Land & Property Taxes, I sat. From &; to High Roding, Berry, daily. To 11
William de Vins Wade, High street from Chelmsford, Charles N. Metson, mon. tues.
'Tax Collector, Lionel Charles Macbnzie thurs. &; fri. Great Eastern Railway Co.'s Goods
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals 1 station, A. J. Mills, to &; from all parts of the t~wn
Acts '' for Dunmow &; Freshwell Districts, Harry 'l daily
Ashley Young M.R.C.V.S. The Ford Sutton &; Co. (Edward John Dowsett, agent), High st
Floyd .!.lfd. Edwd. '!'he Gables,High st Parke Alfred, Barnston hill
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Foakes Edwd. Thos. J.P. Westbury ho Pedder Mrs. Forest Dean
Armstrong Mrs. North street Foakes Miss, Westbury house Perrott-Field Rev. Alfred James M.A.
"Bacon James, The Olives Gardiner J. Napier M.D. High street (Catholic), The Pre;,bytery
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:tJacon Miss, The Downs Gibbons John, Down house Randall Mrs. Ka;;ama
"'Barker Miss, Crouches Gibbons The Misses, Waldgrooms Rumsey Henry J.P. Venmore
"Barn!'ord Thomas Constable, 17 The Gibbons Thomas, Brickhouse Saltmash Miss, The Downs
Avenue Giffard Stephen, Dovecotes Scarfe Alfred, Brook 1house, North si
"Bayly Douglas, Windermere, Church Greato0rex Mrs. Little Doves Sewell Misses, High street
end Hasler William J .P. 'I he Croft Snell Mrs. High street
!Beard Richard, The Downs Button John, Station Toad Spore William, Station TOad
'Bond Edmund T. Clock ho.Causeway Lewis Fredk. Jas. Hill ho. The Downs Start Miss, Causeway
."Bovill Alfred, Newton hall Linsell Joseph, The Downs Stooke Mrs. Park corner
Bowtell David, Mill house Livermore Chas. White ho. High st Suthery Cecil Stanhope L. High st
"Bright Simon, The Limes, Causeway Livermore John, Langleys Tanner Joseph William, High street
"Brooks Mrs. Willow bank Luckin Charles Henry, The Downs Taylor Miss, The Causeway
Buntin Ernest, Station road Luckin Edgar, Tile Chestnuts Tench Mantague M.D
Burrage Miss. Causeway Luckin Thos. Gardiner, The Downs Thring Mrs. J. C. The Park
Butcher Sidney, Station road Lyle Miss, The Laurels, High street Toselli Signora, Broadgrows
Byatt Wm. Woodside, Bishops Green Mackenzie James V. The Downs Turner Wm. Henry. New House famL
-carter Miss, Dovecotes, High street Mackenzie Lionel Charles, Rosemary Tyler Mrs. Down cottage, ~orth ~t
Clapham William Blackborne J.P. cottage, The Downs Warner Mrs. New street
Eastholm, High street Mackenzie Mrs. By bo. The Downs Welch Joseph Marsh, The Folly
Clarlt Miss. High street :Vlarshall Mrs. Causewav •
Wilson Mrs. Station road
Cock Frank, Fisherton ho. High st Martin Rev. William (Primitive Wilton Misses, New street
Cock Misses, Causeway ~lethodist), 21 The Avenue Wilton Mrs. High street •

Cole Arth. Park view, Braintree road ·Moore S'idney Hammet, 23 New st Wright Mrs. North street
"Emery Andrew George,Bedfords farm Newman John, Station road Young Harry Ashley, The Ford
Evans Rev. John M,A. (vicar & rural Nicholls Francis J. White ~treet Young Mrs. Causeway
dean), The Vicarage Pace Rev. William Henry B.A. (Con-
·Farrington Will, Higlh street gregational), The Manse, New st
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COMMERCJ.AJ,. Barham Arthur John, watch maker, High street

Early closing day. Wednesday. Barker :Madge V. (Miss), dress maker, High st•reet
Barnard Dan, farmer, Marks &; Maples
Adams Richard Henry, provision dealer, High street Barnard Osmond G. farmer, Roughie farm
.Ancient Order of Foresters (Court Prince Arthur, No. Barnard Thomas Gilbert, farmer, Lower hall
5,432) (J. Smith, sec.) (meets rst monday in every Barnes Benjami.n Samuel, pig dealer, Oakdene
month), White Lion hotel Beard John W. draper & registrar of marriages,North at
·.Archer Arthur, cycle, motor &; g--eneral engineer; any Bland Mary (Miss), laundry, North street
make of car supplied; cars for hire, High street. Blott &; Blott, drapers, Market street
Tel. No. 2 Dunmaw; Telegrams, "Arch-er, Dunmow" Board of Trade LabourExchange(LionelC.Mackenzie,agt)
"Barclay & Company Limited (branC'h), bankPrs (Cecil Bolden William, farmer, Martens
Stanhope Lording- Sutth-!'ry, mana~er) (T X 18 Dun- Bradley Henry, tailor, boot maker & outfitter, High st
mow); dt·aw on head offict>, 54 Lombard street. Brand Charles, farmer, ·Brick Kilns farm
'London E C Brazie-r John &; Son, plumbt>rs, High street
 DIRECTORY.] ES:;EX.
Bnck Florence (Miss), boarding house, see Dixon &; Buck
Burton Robert W. survevor
'rict Council, Threaders
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to the Dunmow Rural Dis-
Furton Thomas Fowler, assistant suneyor to tke Dun-
mow Rural District Council & deputy registrar of
births &:; deaths, Threaders
Bush Henry, beer retailer, Broadway
But-cher Charles Julius, agricultural engineers &. "h.eel-
wrights, Implement warehouse
Byatt .!rthw·, farmer, Birds farm
Byatt Harry, farmer, Salletts farm
Byatt Joseph, baker, High street
Carlow Elizh. (Mrs.), cabinet ma. & upholsterer,High st
Carter D. stationer, printer & bookseller & news agent,
High street
Castk> Frederick, builder, Causeway
Chandler John Philip,assistant insurance supt.Station rd
Childs .Albert Reuben, baker New street
9 street. T N 20 Dunmow
Olarke Herbert Edward, farmer, Mountains
Ooates Frank Samuel (Mrs.), baker, North street
Coates Fred Edwin, baker & corn dealer, Church end
Cock Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, Garnetts farm
Conservative Club (Col. Rt. Hon. A. R. M. Lock.wood
C.V.O., :M.P. president; T. G. Luckin, hon. sec.),
Market street
County Court (His Honor H. Tindal-Atkinson, judge;
Herbert John Cunnington, registrar & high ba;iliff),
Town hall
Coy Reader G.eorge, boot repairer, High street
Craig Hugh, farmer, Marks Hill farm
Culf Catherine (Miss), dress maker, Causeway
Culf Charles D. post card dealer, North street
Cunnington, Son & Orfeur, solicitors, High street
Cunnington Herbert John, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths (firm, Cunnington, So:.;t & Orfear) .t registrar &t
high bailiff of County Court, High s·treet
Davey Edward 0. artist, Tower house
Day Charles Henry, police snpt. Stortford road
Dl'nnis Arthur, ironmonger .t deputy registrar of
marriages, High street. T N 3 Dunmow
Dixon &; Buck Misses, boarding house, Station road
Dowsett Edward John, shopkeeper & agent for Sutton
& Co. High street
Dowsett Henry, hair dresser & tobacconist, High street
Driver William, Chequers inn, Stortford road
D1mmow & District Farm·ers' Club (0. J. ::VI. Welch,
hon. sec)
Dunmow & District Liberal .Association (J. W. Beard,
sec.), ~orth street
Dunmow & District Progressi,·e Club (J. G. Davey, sec.),
New street
Dunmow Fire Brigade (Chas. Sidney Butcher, captain),
Station road
Dunmow Flitch Bacon Co. Ltd. T A "Flitch, Dun-
mow ; " T N 23 Dunmow
Dunmow Gas Co. Ltd. (.!. Dennis, mgr . .t s.ec.),High st
Dunmow Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd. High st
D11nmow Musical Soci£>ty (H-..rry Stanley Spore, sec.),
Hi~h street
Dunmow Rifle Club (George Daoo & B. T. Devoil, joint
hon. s£>cs. ), White Lion hotel
Donmow Rural District Isolation Hospital (Jos~ph
Napier Gardiner :M.D., B.C.Camb.. M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. medical supt.). T N 9 Dunmow
Ellis Harry, carter, Parsonage down
Emson William J. beer retailer, Ongar road
P'loyd .!lfred Edward, solicitor. clerk to the Dunmow
Rural District Council & Board of Guardians .t
Assessment Committee of Dunmow Union & superin-
tendent registrar. T N 6 Dunmow
1'olger John, local taxation officer to the Ess!'x County
Council. The Bays, The Downs
Fowell William Edward, baker, High street
Freeman .!lfred William, jobmsster, White street
Friendly Society (Lionel C. Mackenzie, clerk; R. Wood-
hou~e, jun. hon. treasurer; E. T. Bond, ho_n. sec.;
Messrs. Barclay &i Company Limited, bankers). TN 27
Fnller William .!lfred. beer retailer, Barnston hill
Gardiner J. Napier M.D., B.C.Camb., M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, & medical officer
& public vaccinator for Dunmow district & medical
mpt. Isolation Hospital, !(igh st. T N 5 Dunmow
Giffard Stephen. correspondent to the Felstead &
Rayne, Lindsell. Little Dunmow. Stebbing. Thaxted &
White Roothing. Great Bardfield & Bardfield Saling
Council schools, High street
Gillham R. & Son, butchers. High street
Gilmour John H. farmer & dairvman. Buildings farm
Ginn Waiter, yeast merchant, Parsonage down
Goode Hel"bert. butcher, Chnrch End
Goodey Thomas .Aibert, builder & cor.tract(}r, North st
6owlett HarrY. •
farmer, Brands
DliN~fOW. 205
Gray William, saddler, North ,rreet.
Groves A eo. Limited. <.-oal, hme, slate, ct~ment &
hair merchants, lath renders, drain pipes, stoneware ;.
all kinds of Mnitary pipes, fire bricks & tiles &:; salt;.
& at Railway staticn, Braintree.. T N 26
Hampton Henry, insurance ag{'nt, Thtt Down..
Harman Frederick, builder & contractor. ~ew street
Harris Alfre~ Boar's Head P.H. High street.
Harris Frank Martin, White Horse P.H. High street
Harris Thomas, builder, contractor, undertaker, painter,.
house decorator, plumber & sanitary work
Hasler & Clapham, corn, flour, seed, oil cake & manure-
ruerchants & brick, pipe & tile manufacturers. T A.
"Hasler, Dunmow; '' T N 7 Dunmow
Hockley Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, Station road
Home Counties Public House 'frost Limited, Saracen's.
Head hotel (James Alfred Poulton, manager), High
Howland George, boot maker, North street
Hughes Edith ..!nnie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Pleasant ter
Hunt Elisha John (exors. of), timber merchant, The-
Parsonage
International Tea Co. "s Stores Limited, grocer, & tea.
dealers, Market street
Johnsou William, linen draper, High street
Ketley Waiter, bricklayer & plasterer
Ketteridge :Martha (Mrs.), farmer, Strood hall
Kettle John, station master
King Thomas William, insurance agent, Xew street.
Knight Henry, watch maker, High street
Lewis F. & Co. ironmongers & oil mers. Ma1·ket street
Livermore John Talmash, farmer, Langleys
Low George, Three Tuns P.H. Stortford road
Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds (Ashton Unity).
Perseverance Lodge (Henry Dowsett, sec.) ; held at
White Lion hotel every 4th wed. in month
Lnckin Samuel & Sons, grocers & fishmongers
Luckin Charles Henry, vaccination officer, registrar of
births & deaths for Thaxted sub-district & relieving
officer & collector to the guardians, 2nd district. Dun-
mow union, The Downs
Lucking Jane (Mrs.), butcher, Stortford road
Mackenzie Lionel Charles, eierk to the Parish Council
& to Dunmow Sub-Committee of Essax Local Pension
Committee, assistant overseer & tax collector. T N Z'J
Mardell Alfred & Son, farmers, Barnston house
Mard-on, Morris & Mardon, dental surgeons (attend
fridays), Stortford road
Marshall Herbert Ern-est, farmer, Dunmow k Spike-
House.farms
Martin John Wesley, dentist; attends on tues. & thurs_
Bank house, Bishops Stortford Toad ; & at Felstead.
Chelmsfol"d
Mason Matilda (:M:rs.), shopkeeper, High street
Masonic Lodges (1543 Rosslyn (meets wed. nearest fuU
moon, Feb. ~larch, April, Sept. Oct. & Nov.) & Dun-
mow Lodge 527 (Lionel C. Mackenzie, sec.). Saracen's
H!'ad
Mazzone Alfonso, common lodging house, Church end
Mead Ellen .1. fMrs. ), Wheatsheaf inn, North street
Mehon Oharles Nathaniel, carrier, 15 The Avenn£>
MPtson John, apartments, 15 The Avenue
Mills Alfred Job, coal merchant, cartage contrac-tor
~!inter William, baker, North street
~Iunton Jam!'s, King's Hood P.H. North street
~ewell Samuel Cecil, Angel & Harp P.H. Chur{"h end
Newman Miriam & Elizabeth (:Misses), boarding house,
Stortford road .
Noon H£>rbert, tailor, North street
Orfeur Norman, solicitor, see Cunnington, Son & Orfeur
Pannell Thomas Wm. fishmonger & fruiterer, Market st
Parkins Mary & Elizh. (Misses). shopkprs~ Church end
Patient Henry Thomas, beer retailer, Bishop's Green
Peacock John, apartments, Causeway -
Pepper Frederick J. deputy supt. registrar of births~
deaths & marriages, High street
PPpper John, builder & contractor, High street
Plumbley Jeremiah, inspector of nuisances & sanitary
surveyor tD the Rural District Council & deputy
l"eg-istrar of births & deaths for Dunmow sub-district,
Rose vil1a, Station road
Potter Cyril Louis Edwards,artificial teeth ma. ·Market st
Pratt & Oo. plumbers & gasfitten. High strest
Prior John. shopkeepE-r, North street
Randall, Gibbons & Co. brewers & maltsters & wine &
spirit merchants. Dunmo-.v brewery. T N 10 Dunmow
Read Harry, b!'Pr retailer. Pbilpot' end
Reid Agnes & Minnie (Misses), boot makers, High street
Robson George Edward, tailor, Stortford road
Robson Waiter. tailor. 22 Pleasant terrace
Roper R. (exon. of), chemists &" drnggists, High street
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Rumsey & Co, corn, flour, seed, oil cake & ·manure
merchants; district agents fm• Thorley'-s specialities
Sa.dler Henry, bookseller, Stortford road · T N 14 Dunmow
Saich Frederiok, boot & shoe maker, North street
Salmon John, farmer, Puddicks
Sams Alfred, dairyman, High street
Sams May (Miss), dress maker, White street
Saunders Geo. glass & china & general dealer, North at
Savill Leubert George, harness maker, Market street
• Savings Bank (Jas. V. Mackenzie, actuary), Stortford t·d
Scrivener Martha (Mrs.), coachsmith, North street
Shorter Arthur, chimney sweep, The Downs
Smith Charles, farmer, Mudwall
Smith Charles T. farmer, Clapton hall
Smith Fmnk, farmer, Little Garnetts
Smith Frederick William, farmer, Trnetons
Smith George, farm-er, Tanners · & clerk to the commissioners of land & property taxes
Smith Geo.jun. farmer,Little Doves & New Hoqse farms
Smith Richard Hit0hing-s, farmer, Minchins farm
Smith Waiter, farm bailiff to T. & J. Gibbons, Chelms-
ford road
Smith William, tailor, The Old cottage
Snow J. & 0. (Misses), fancy repository, High street
Sons of Temperance Lodge (No. 1,374) (W. Dansey
Butcher, -sec. ; meets 3xd thurs. after the 1st wed
in every month), New street
Spearman N. cycle & motor agent, High street
Spore William, tailor, outfitter & boot & shoe stores;
orders solicited, High street
Springham Frank, Star inn, North street
Spurg-eon .A.rthur Robert, relieving officer & collector to
the guardians, 1st district, Dunmow union & vaccina·
tion officer & :registrar of births & deaths, Dunmo11
district, Stortford road
Stacey Reginald, photographer, High street
.Stacey W. nurseryman, High street. T N 12 Dunmaw
Stafford William, White Lion hotel, High street
Stai'nes Edward, boot maker, New street
Staines Julia (Miss), confectioner, High street
Staines Kate (Miss), dress maker, New street
Staines Sidney, beer retailer & baker, Parsonage do-wn
Stock Frank, blacksmith, High street
Stock James, black8mith, Church end
Stokes Charles H. butcher, High st. T N 13 Dunmow
Strutt Waiter Frederick, Royal Oak P.H. Stort.ford road
Sutthery Cecil Stanhope Lording-, manager of Barclay
k Company's Bank & insurance agent, High street.
T N 18 Dunmow
LITTLE DUNMOW is a village and parish, three-
(lnarters of a mile west from Felstead sta.tion' on the
Bishop Stortford, Dunmow and Braintree branch of the
Great Eastern railway, about 2 miles east from Great
Dunmow and 37 from London. in the Western division of
the county, Dunm.ow hundred, petty sessional division,
union and county court district, and in Dunmow rural
d\'oanery, archdeaconry of Colchester and Ch~lmsford
diocese. A tributary of the river ChE>lmer flows through
the parish. The church of St. :Mary the Virgin, r-!'stored
in 1872, is an edifice of stone of the Decorated period,
consisting of chancel, nave of four bays and a western
b-t'lfry containing one bell: it formed part of the ancient
Priory church: in the church are figurt:>s of Woalter
Fitzwalter and Matilda, the daughter of the third Loril
Fitzwalter: there is also a monument to the Hallett
family: a new organ was erected in 1905. at a cost
of £160. The church afford!~ 16o sittings. The register
of baptisms- and burials dates from 1556, and of
marriages from 15SS· The living is a vicarage, net
yearly value £86, in the gift of Leslie .A. Toke esq.
and held since 1913- by the Rev. Edg-ar Iliff Rob !Ion M:-~.
of Christ's College, Cambridge, who resides at Felstead.
Dnnmow priory was founded in IIO{ by Juga, sister of
Ralph Baynard, for canons of the Augustinian order, and
dt'dicated to St. Mary: here was a custom, instituted in
the reign of Henry Ill. and gen-erally ascribed to RobNt
Fitzwalter, by which he who repented not of his
marriage, sleeping or waking, in a year and a day,
might lawfully claim a flitch of bacon from the
prior and canons of Dunmow, who were obliged, as
it is supposed, by some injunction of the fbunder or
benefactor, to deliver it to those who should take the
required oath on two -eharp stones in the churchyard,
which, however, do not now exist: the first account
of any claimant for this gift is in 23 Hen. VI. when
Richard Wright, of Brabourn, Norfolk, was the for-
tunate competitor: the last regular claim under this
tenure was in 1751, when at a special court baron,
held 2oth June, the steward, jury, suitors and others
proceeded, with the usual solemnities, to the two great
stones near the church door and having administered
the oath, delivered the bacon to Thomas Shakeshaft,
weaver, of Wethersfield, and Ann, his wife; the old
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Swift James, farmer, Bigods •
T-anner Joseph William & Sons, grocers, High sl!reet.
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Tench Montague M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.O.P.
Lond. surgeon, & medical officer & public vaccinato:r
for High Easter district, Dunmow union & medical
officer to the workhouse. T N 15 Dunmow
Thompson J oseph, .insurance agent, Preston terrace
Thorn Charles, tailor, High street
Tilby .A.lice Marion (Miss), district nurse, High !!tree~
Town Hall (George Saunders, keeper)
Turner Alfred & William, farmers, Old house
Turner Waiter, farmer, Crouches
WadG, Wix & Wade, solicitors, clerks to magistrates .t
commissioners of taxes, High st. T N 16 Dunmo"llr
Wade William de Vins, solicitor, commisioner for oath1
& clerk to justices, High .street. T N 16 Dnnmow
Walford, Hasler & eo. Limited, coal & coke mer·
chants. T A "Hasler;" T N 7 Dunmow
Walker Thomas Alexander, beer retailer, Stortford road
Webb Frederick William, customs & excise officer, S
The Avenue
Welch .J. M. auctioneer,. surveyor, valuer, estate
agent, farmer & certified bailiff under the "Law <Jf
Distres11 Amendment Act." T N 17 Dunmow
White Fanny (Miss), dress maker, North street
White Waiter (established over a century), earria.ge
buildt~r, wheelwright, tyre & general smith; all kinds
of agricultural implements Telegrams,
"White • Dunmow." See adve nt .
Wiffen Edward A. White Hart P.H. High street
\Viffen HaJ'ry, farmer, Coopers
Willett Arthur, hair dress·?r, news agent & wholesale
distributor, stationer, mu8ical instrument dealer,
printing agent, tobacconist, umbrella maker & phot9-
g-raphic materials dealer, High street. T N 32; T A
" "\VilJ.ett "
Willsher Henrv, •
attendance officer to the Dunmow
Education Sub-Committee
Wilton Lily & Fanny (Misses), ladies' school, New st
Wilton .A.rthur T. outfitter, Market strP~>t
Wood Alfred William, tailor & breeches maker, High st
Wright Jn. farmer, Smiths, Gate House & Oldhouse fms
Young Harry Ashley M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon,
& inspector under the "Diseases Animals Acts" for
Dunmow & Freshwell districts, The Ford
chair in which the happy couple were carried is still
remaining in the church : the claim was made, but un-
successfully, in 1772, and again, with a like result, in
1851; but the old custom was revived in 1855 by the
late Mr. W. H. Ainsworth, the novelist, on the 19th
July in that year, when two flitches of bacon were pre-
sented to James Barlow, of Chipping Ongar, and Hannah,r
his wife; and to the Chevalier and Madame de Ohat0-1
lain: other celebrations of a like unofficial character
have taken place since that date. This ancient cere-
monial was imitated at Great Dunmow in 1837, the-
poetical oath being dispensed with and the usual condi-
tion of conjugal felicity being exchanged for the
following: •• To the married couple, labourer in in·
dustry and his wife, who shall have brought up the
greatest part of their children and placed them in
respectable service without any or the least parochial
relief." The origin of this modern award is as follows ar
-"In September, 1~36, at the annual dinner of the
Dunmow Agricultural Society (then a branch of the
Saffron Walden society), John Player esq. placed at the
disposal of the committee the value of a gammon _ni
bacon. to be given to a married couple under the above·
named conditions." At the following 'Snniversary three
married couples were candidates ; and since the Dun-
mow Agricultural Society, in 1840,. became an in-.
dependent association by its separation from the par~>nt
society at Walden, the gammon has been given by the
mayor of Dunmow, there being an understanding
between the society and the corporate body that it
shall continue .so to be offered. In 1891 three couples,
a Devonshire vicar, a. doctor and an 11rmy pensioner
and their wive!l received flitches. The Flitch of Bacon
festival was again celebrated on Monday, Aug. 1, 18<)2.
in the meadows on the Causeway at Great Dunmow;
the " trial " taking place in a large booth, by a judge-and
a jury of bachelors and maidens, the present Earl and
Countess of Warwick and Colonel Lockwood P.C., M.P.
being- prP.sent. Flitches were awarded to Mr. Jos. Bird,
aged 79, army pensioner, of Turner's road, Burdetl
road, Bow, and his wife, and Mr. Dennis Bridgman,
aged 38, of Tycoe villa, Allenby road, Forest Hill, and
the custom is continued at intervals. W. de Vins Wads •
esq. lord of the manor of Dunmow, Leslie .A.. Toke esq.
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lord 6f the manor of Brickhouse, Samuel Metson esq. & i p.m.; ·snndays, deli,·ery, 7; dispatche~o, 6.5o &: 4
J.P; ef Brook End, .and Hastings ·worrin esq. J.P. of p.m. The nea!'est money order & tele-graph office is
Boarchi~rs. are' the principal landowners. Th6 soil is at. Felstead, 2 miles distant
ioam]l; eubsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans Wall Letter Box, Brook End, cleared at 2 k 6.15 p.m.
and barley.q The area is ~,728 acres; rateable value, sunday at 6. 15 p. m
_£J,5!i5 ~ the population in 19II•was 320. Public Elementary School (mixed). built in 188o, for 79
Pari~<h Clerk, Ernest Waiter Letch. children; average attendance, 57; ~Iiss Archer, mist
Po&t Office.. Mrs. Ellen Bishop, sub-postmistress. Let• This school is controlled by the Dunmow District. Essu
ten "thl'6ugh .Chelmsford delivered at 6 a.m. & 2.50 & Education Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard, Great
(·5 p.m. (to callers only) & dispatched at 2.20, 6.50 Dunmow, clerk
PRIV..It.TB RESIDENTS. Hasler & Clapham, farmers, Throws,.
Worrin Hastings J..P. Bourchiers
Baker Thomas, Brook End Bourchiers &:: Blatches farms
Davie!! Herbert Reginald St. Aubrey, ' COMMERCIAL. Hocklev
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Fredk. Flitch of Baron P.H
Priory lodge . Bishop Sidney, grocer Meadows Annie J. · (Mrs.), beer
Basler Robert J.P. Throws Corder Emanuel, carpenter retailer
Metson Samuel J.P. Brook End Gilbey Stephen~ fa1mer Metson Samuel J.P. farmer, Brook
grange
Ricbardson Mrs. Brook end I
1Goodman Richard C. farmer, Hill-
side farm
End Grange, Bayles, Rookwoods &
Ivy farms
Thring Charles Henry Meredith, The Harvey John Garrett, farmer, Home- Rogers Herbert Geoi~ge, Rose farm
:V4~rage . lye &i Toolies Smith Alfred, blacksmith
DUNTON (or Dnnton Waylett) it\ a parish pleasantly The provost and fellows of King's ()ollege, Cambridge,
situated below the range of the Laindon Hills, 5 miles who are lords of the manor, and ,:\'fiss Lowndes, of Hat-
liouth-west fro.:n Billericay, 6 south-east from Brentwood, field, Broad Oak, Harlow, are the principal landowners.
on the main line of the Great Eastern railway, 5 north from The OJoil is clay; subsoil, heavy day. The chief crops
Stanford-le-Hope, 5 from East Horndon and 4t from are wheat, beans and oats. The area is 2,310 acres of
Laindon stations on the Tilbury and Southend railway land; rateable value, £,z,orr; the population of the
and cz6 from London, in the Mid division ()f the county, civil parish in r9u was 246, and of the ecclesiastical
Barstable hundred, Brentwood county court district and parish 251, including 94 in the Poplar Parish Borough
petty &essional division, Billericay union, and in the Workhouse.
rural deanery of Barstable, archdeaconry of Essex and L tt th h B t od
Chelmsford. diocese. The church of St. Mary the e ers roug ren wo arrive at S.so a.m. &:: 5·30
Virgi~. situated on rising ground. is an edifice of brick, p.m. The nearest money order &:: telegraph officeJ
in the Decora,ted style, and was entirely rebuilt in the i are at Herongat~ &i Langdon Hills, each about 2 miles
distant
year 1873, at a cost of about £,1,5oo, raised by sub-
scription: it consists of chancel, nave, south porch and Wall Letter Box, Wayletts, cleared at 9 a.m. & 6.30
a western belfry with spire, containing one bell, and has p.m. ; sunday, J 1.15 a. m
100 sittings. The register dates from the year 1538. Wall Letter Box, opposite school, cleared at 8.50 a.m.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £,275, with 28 & 6.15 p.m.; sunday, xr.s a.m
acres of glebe and residence, in the ~ift of King's Col-
lege, Cambridge, and held since Igo6 by the Rev. Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1843, for
Biscoe Hale Worth~m B.A. of Trinity College, Oxford. 31 children; average attendance, 23; Mrs. Elizabeth
The .Poplar Board of Guardians have a farm col<my here Ellen Lockhart, mistress
of Ioo acres for training men in agricultural pursuits. County Police Station, Waiter Suckarnore, constable
Wortham Rev. Biscoe Hale B.A. Thej Clarke John, supt. Poplar Board of Key Albert, farmer, Dunton hall .t
Rectory I Guardians' Farn:i Colony,Sumpners Lower Dunton Hall farm
Brown Edward John, farmer, Does- farm Martin George, farmer, Wayletts
gate farm (letJters through Bul- Dove Arthur, frmri. Friern Manor fm Wheaton Joseph & Henry, farmera,
phan. Romford) Hodge James, farnjler, Southfield frm Park farm
EARLS COLNE (or Great Colnl", otherwise called monument to Richard Harlakenden esq. and his four
Colne Monachornm) is a town as ancient as the time of wives, 1602; another with arms to George Cressener
King Edward the Confessor: it derives its name from esq. and others of that family, 1722; and an inscribed
the river Colne and from its ancient occupation by the stone to the Rev. Thomas Bernard l\LA. 40 years vicar
de Yeres, Great Chamberlains of England, Earls of Ox- here, ob. 1755; besides other memorials to John Wale,
ford, and Dukes of Dublin, who with little interruption d. 1761 ; Mehetabeil Eiliston, d. 1657; Daniel A.ndrowes,
were lords of the manor from the Conquest till 1583, and d. 1681, and his wife, d. 1729; John Eldred and family,
had a seat here, called Hall Place, with a park of about 1717; G~orge Biddulph, d. 1726; and to the Rev.
700 acres attached, which stood on one side of the Thomas Carwardine, d. 1824. The church has 650 sit-
church: the town is near the banks of the Colne, and on tings. The register dates from the year 1559. The liv~
the road from Colchester to Halstead, 1 mile south-east ing is an endowed vicarage, net yearly value £,325,
from Colne station on the Colne Valley railway, with 4 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of and
3! east-south-east from Halstead, 10 north-west from held since r889 by the Rev. David Methven M ..A. of
Colchester, 4 north from Coggeshall and 54 by rail Corpus Christi Coll~ge, Cambridge. .An oak gate was
from London, in the Eastern division of the county, erected in 1910 on the north side of the church in
Lexden hundred. Halstead petty sessional division, union memory of the late Harry Hunt esq. St. Andrew·a
and county court district, Halstead and Hedingham church room was presented to the vicar and church•
rural deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford wardens in memory of the Rev. Samuel Blackall, hon.
diocese. In 1909 a concrew bridge was erected over the canon of Ely and vicar of this parish 1867-89, by his
Colne at a cost of £,r,2oo. The village is well drained daughter. The Baptist chapel here, founded in 1786,
and the public places and houses are lighted with gas was rebuilt in 186o, and will hold 750 persons; a ceme•
from works the property of a company established in tery in connection with it was opened in 1892. The
1865. The church of St. .Andrew is an edifice of flint meeting house of the Society of Friends holds 150.
in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave of The Village Hall, erected in 1913, will seat 300 persons.
six bays, aisles, south porch and a large embattled The Institute was built about 1853, and is used as a
western tower containing a clock with chimes, inserted public hall holding 200. A reading room was built in
in J887, and 8 bells, 6 dated x86g, and 3 added in 1890 for the use of the men employed at Messrs. R. Hunt
. r9Q8 by the late Harry Hunt esq. : the tower was and Co.'s works, but is now occupied by the Social Club.
restored in 1532 by John de Vere, r6th Earl of Oxford, Here are the extensive agricultmral implement and
whose arms with .supporters and crest are carven on engineering works of Messrs. R. Hunt and Co. Limited;
the east and west sides, again in 1864, and further· the works were enlarged in 1883 and in 18go a new
restored in 1900 at· a cost of about £,900: there is foundry was erected; these works give employment to
a stained window and two brasses, placed by the about 350 men; there are also steam saw mills, the
parishioners and friends as a memorial to the Rev. property of Messrs. Thomas and .Arthur John ~Iann,
Bobert Watkinson, vicar from 1829: there are several and a silk winding factory. There are six almshouses,
other '"tained windows, two of which were erected in erected in the year 1842 by the late Henry H. Car-
commemoration of the Di3JT!ond Jubilee, in r897, of Her wardine esq. and also charities of £lo yearly value
late Majesty Queen Victoria: the organ was provided arising from land left in 1733 by Mrs. Mary Poynte-r;
in 1893, at a cost of £6so: the rere.d,os is of freestone this amount is distributed to the poor in small sums of
with .mosaics by Salviati: the oak choir stalls were money. A piece of ground near the church, the gift. nf
prel!ented in 18o6 by the vicar: there is a marble Reuben Hunt esq. was laid out in 1-'389 with sbrnbs,
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 ~08 EARLS COLNE. F.::; SEX. (KELL\ \it
trees &c. Here are the kennels of the East Essex Fox 9.15 a.m. to Halstead &; London forward, 11.45 a.m_
Hounds. R. D. Hill esq. Holfield Grange, Coggeshall, to London, Colchester & all parts, 2.50 p.m. to Lon-
is master; the pack hunts thrice a week. Braintree, don & up line stations, 4 p.m. to Halstead & 8.3<>
Witham and Chelmsford are convenient places for hunt- p.m. to London &; all parts; on snndays there is only
ing visitors. one delivery, 7 a.m. & dispatch at 8.30 p.m. Hours-
Prior to the year IIOO, Aubrey de Vere, first Earl of for all bminess, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Telegraph business
Guisnes, founded here a Benedictine priory in honour on sundays. 8.30 to H> a.m
of St. Mary and St. John t.he Evangelist and St. Andrew, \V all LPtter Boxes.-Colneford hill, cleared at u.so a.m.
which was richly endowed and made subordinate to the & 2.40 & 7.15 p.m.; sundays. 10.40 a.m.; Greenhills,.
famous Abbey founded in 675 by Cissa, at .Abingdon, in cleared !:!.45 & 11.30 a.m. &i 2.45 & 7.50 p.m.; near
• Berkshire ; he afterwards became a monk in his own George hotel, cleared at 7·3o, I I & 11.45 a.m. & 2.3.;.
est.ablil!ihment and was buried here, with Beatrice h1s & 7.15 p.m.; sundays, xo.so a.m.; Coggeshall road,.
wife, sister of W illiam the Conqueror; some remains clPared at 7·45 a.m. & 9·5 p.m. daily; Park road,
of the priory are still to be seen near the river: in the 7·45 & 10.15 a.m. &; 8 p.m. week days only
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priory church were buried 13 Earls of Oxford of SCHOOLS.
t.he princely house of de V ere; several anciPnt monu- The Grammar School was founued & endowed with land
ments of that family are preserved in a cloister attached in 1520 by the Rev. Christopher Swallow, vicar of Mes·
to the present priory, including four alt.ar tombs with sing, and re-organised in 1877 under a scheme of thl"
J ecumbent effigies of the de Veres, .Earls of Oxford, the Charity Commissioners; m 1893 new buildings were
earlie~t being t{) ltobert de V ere, 5th eal'l, ob. 1296; erected &i the school re-opened, & it is now recognised
the others to Robert de Vere, 9th earl, who uied of a as a Secondary School by the Board of Education;.
wound rect>ived from a wild boar while hunting in Nov. the new buildings stand in grounds of 4 acres; a
I 392 ; to the second wife of the last named, and to carpenter's shop was added in x8g6 at a cost of f.tso,
Thomas de Vere, 8th earl, ob. 1371: at the Dissolution & a. new Iesidence for t.he head master & for 30
the revenuPs of this religious house were estimated at boarders was erected in 1897 by Reuben Hunt esq.
£175 14s. 8~d. yearly. Colne House, a modern mansion J .P. at a cost of over £6,ooo, as a. memorial of Queen
plea!>antly situated at the entrance of the village from Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. In 1903-4 a new wing
Halstead, is the property of )irs. :Mars,lPn and occupi~d was added, comprising chemical & physical labora-
by Lt.-Gen. Sir .A.lfreJ. Robert )lartin K.C.B. Colne- torif's, lecture room, balance room & an art room, .t
ford House, dateJ 1685, is the resiJPnce of J oseph the total cost of the school buildings has been over
Wren esq. M . .A.., J.P. : the boundary between Earls £10,ooo; the school is managed by a body of 13
Colne and White Colne pa.,ses through the interior anJ governors, R. Hunt esq. J.P. chairman; there are
is officially marked within the house by a leaden plaque,
three free entrance scholarships; .A.rthur John Apple-
dated 1724-. ~Irs. Howard Keeling is lady of the manors
ton B.A. Univ. of London, head master; David T.
of Earls Colne and Colne Priory. The principa·l land-
owners ar!" Thomas Phillip~ Price esq. of Marks Hall, Bugbes M. A. Albert Taylor :M. Se. Albert Whitley
B.A. Frank B. Green ~ Cyril Childt>rhouse, assistant
Kelvedon, Thomas Sampson Bell esq. and )lrs. Howard
Keeling. Tht' soil is a strong loam and brick earth; masters; H. W. Watkin, music master
subsoil, cla.y and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, Public Elementary, Park lane (boys), built in 1843 & en-
larged in 1875· for g6 boys; average attendance, es;
oats, barley an~l turnips. The area is 2,956 acres of
land and 9 of water; rateable value, £6·955; the popu- Percival Jago, master; (girls) built in 1871, for gB;
lation in 1911 wa;; 1,871. average attendance, 91 ; Miss Sarah Pearson, mistress;
(infants) built in 1871 & enlarged in 1893, for 78 i
Colneford Hill is on the south side of the Colne. average attendance, 70; :Mrs. Eleanor Susan Atkins,
Sexton, George Bridge. mistress
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office Coggeshall road (mixed), built in r86o, for 6o children;
(letters should have Essex added). :Miss :Marion Eliza- average attendance, 32; Miss Rosa Rogers, mistress
beth Meade, sub-pottmistress. Letters arrive at 3· 10. This school is controlled by the Essex Education Hal-
8 & 9.50 a.m. & 4.40 & 9 p.m. ; delivered at 6.30, stood District Sub-Committee .
8.15 (callers) & 10.15 a.m. & 4·55 p.m. & dis- Colne Railway Station, George Evans, station master
patched at 8 a.m. to Kelvedon & London forward, Carrier to Colchester. W. Stonf'honse, on wed. & sat

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
A.ppleton A:rthur John :B.A
Bell Thomas Sampson, Bay house
Ben.tall Frank William, Sesame
Bishop Rev. Marmaduke Septimus
Willrid B.A. (curate), Ivy cottage
F()ster Rev. William Rands (Baptist)
Gibberd Joseph, Mornington cottage
Grimston Waiter Edward J.P. Colne
Pl::tce
Beyworth Mrs. The Priory
Hughes David T., M.A
Bunt Arthur, Meadow croft
Hunt Frank, Tillwicks
Hnnt Herbert John, York villas
Hunt Mrs. J
Hunt Mrs. Z. Bearcroft
Hunt Reuben J.P. Tillwicks
Keeling John Wm. Howard, River ho
llacandrew Wm. Duncan, Priory co-t
Mann Arthur John, Sunnyside
llann Thomas, The Willows
Marchant William ..hthur, Oxford ho
Martin Lieut.-Gen. Sir Alfred Robert
K.C.B. Colne house
Massingbam Henry, Queen's road
Matthews John Wm. B.A. Ashwells
Melrose Andrew
Methven Rev. David M.A. Vicarage
Pallett Thomas Edward M.D
Perry Thomas, Myrtle cottage
&gers John
Stanye Miss, Buxt.on hou~e
Starling- Robert, Queen's road
Stabbing Charles James. York villa!!
Triphook Miss, Corner h()use
Valentine Mrs. Newton lodgp
Veasey Mrs. Boxteads
Westwood Mrs. Pound h()use
Winstanley Mrs. Chandlers
Woodward Miss, Chandlers Earls Colne Gas Light & Coke Com-
Wren Joseph :1\I.A., J.P. Colneford ho pany Lim. (Henry Massingham,
sec. ; Harry Sharman, manager)
Earls Colne Industrial Co-operatin
COMVERCB.L. Society Limited (Harry Howe, sec)
Earlr closing day, Thursday. Earls Colne Printing Co. printers
Barclay & Company Limited (sub- Edwards Brothers, blacksmiths
branch) (W . .A.. Marchant, agent); Fairhead Daisy (Miss), dress maker
open tues. & fri. 10 to 4; draw on Farrants Joseph Stevens, draper
head office, 54 Lombard street, Francis Richard, George P.H
London E C Gouldstone William, saddler
Barry .Annie Elizh. (Mrs.), midwife Grammar School (Arthur John
Barry James, hair dresser Appleton B.A. head master; David
Bartholomew Stenning, coal dealer T. Hughes M.A. Albert Taylor
Beaumont &:; Son, solicitors (attend M.Sc. Albert Whitley B.A. Frank
friday 3 to 5) ; &:; Coggeshall H. Gret>n & Cyril Childerhouse,
Bell Thos. Sampson, frmr. Hay house assistant master~; H. W. Watkin~
Blackwell Sidney, farmer, Broomfield music master)
Bridge George, shoe repairer Bagger J oseph, farm bailiff to Thos.
Bridge Samuel, boot ma. Colneford hi S. Bell esq. Tile Kiln farm
Buck James, confectioner Harrington William, baker
Bull George, jobmaster 1 Howard Thomas, auctioneer
Burford George, maltster ·Hunt R. &i Co. Limited, engineers,
Burton Herbt. J. baker, Colneford hill ironfounders, agricultural ma-
Byford Saul (Mrs.), ba.ker chinists & manufacturers of pulleys,
Clark Harry Chas. farmer, Gate ho shafting &c. Atlas works
C1arke J amel'l, carpenter · In11titute Public Hall (Mrs. Ann
Cooper Frederick, fishmonger Barnes, caretaker)
Courtaulds Ltd. silk manufacturers Jackson James, baker
Culf Samuel James, commercial tra'Y King Charles, blacksmith
Cnthbert William, confectioner Lee Philip Herbert, stationer
Dale Maud & Ada (Misses), drapers Lewis Gedrge, farm bailiff to Mr. ;r.
Darby Charles Dean, farmer, Night- Parmenter, Burnt house
ingale hall Long William, grocer
Day Brothers, cycle agents Mann Thomas & Arthur .John.
Dear John Widgery, painter timbf'~ m~>rcr•mto % c:tn~tm c:<>·v
Earli< Colue Con.~titutional Club (W. mills; all kinds of English timber
Rn~qlPs, sec) • Mann .Alfred Wm. farmer, Green frro
Earl:, Colne Footb3ll Club (Arthur 1\f:mn Marion fMiss), ladies' school
.A.rnold, sec) .
 DIRECTORY.]
Narchant William A.rthnr, agent to
Barclay AI; Company Limited,
bankers, & insurance agent
Matthews John Wm. farmer,.Ashwells
.Mayes George k Sons, watch makers
Metson Frederick, farmer
Moy Thomas Limited,coal merchants,
Railway station
Murrells F.redk. butcher, Bridge st
Nichols Alfred, boot maker
Pallett ThQlllas Edward M.D.Brux.,
L.S.A. surgeon, medical officer &
public vaccinator, 3rd dist.Halstead
union & 1oth dist. Lexden & Wins-
tree union & certifying factory sur-
geon
"Parker John Edward, farmer
Pendle Edith (Miss), fancy goods dlr
ESSEX.
Porter Edmnnd T. Bird-in-Hand P.H
Rawlinson Mary (Miss), dress maker
Reeve Waiter, Lion hotel
Rogers Zachariah, builder
Runnacles Charles, architect
Sadd Jane Sybella (Mrs.), beer retlr
Scillitoe George Edward, insurance
agent, Queen's road
Scillitoe Jeremiah, farmer, America fm
Scillitoe Nathan,seed grwr.White gate
Slaughter William, hardware dealer
Smith E. & B. saddlers
Smith F. Luckin Ltd. grocers &
news agents ; & at Chelmsford
Smith Osgood, miller (water & steam),
Chalkney mill · WiffenShadrach,aparts.PrioryFarm ho
Smith Samuel, clothier
EASTHORPE .. 209
Snell & Son, plumbers
Social Club (Alfred .Arnold, hon. sec)
Spafford Alexander, chemist
Stedman Robert Lay, assistant over-
seer & clerk to Parish Council
St-onehouse William, carrier
Stuttm.; Sarah (Mrs.), apartments
Tongue George,huntsman to the East
Essex Fox Hounds
Tye Allan, beer retailer
Village Hall (Fredk.Cooper, hall kpr)
Walford .Archibald Thomas, cycle agt
W aHord Mary (Mrs.), fishmonger
Wash Charles, builder
Wenden Georg-e Olley, butcher
Willsmore William J . .A. beer retailer

GOOD EASTER will be found under the letter G.

HIGH EASTER is a parish and village 5 miles William ~evill Tufnell esq. of Great Waltham, Capt.
south from Dunmow station on the Bishops Stortford, Sir Arthur John Henniker-Hughan bart. R.N. Frederick
Dnnmow and Braintree line of the Great Eastern rail· John Matthews esq. and Joseph Hugh Matthews esq.
way and 9 north-west from Chelmsford, in the Western and Loft us J. W. .Ark wright esq. of Little Parndon.
division of the county, Dunmow hundred, petty ses- The soil is clay ; subsoil, clayey loam. The chief crops
sional division, union and county court district, rural are wheat, beans and barley. The area is 4•799 acres
deanery of Roding, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of land and 3 of water; nteable value, £4,050; the
<Of Chelmsford. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is population in 1911 was 669 in the civil and 663 in the
a buililing of ruh'ble, originally Norman but much ecclesiastical parish.
altered and added to in later periods, and coDilists of Parish Clerk, Edward Porter.
ehancel, nave of four bays, with a clt:i'(IStory of red Post. M. 0. & '1.'. Office. Charles Henry Metson, !!ub-
brick, added in the 16th century, north aisle, south postmaster _ Letters arrive through Chelmsford by
porch and an embattled western tower containing a foot post from Great Waltham at 7.50 a.m. & 2.45
clock and 6 bells: the only Norman work now existing p.m.; dispatched at 2 & 5·5 p.m.; no sunday delivery
is in the nave, which has been much altered by the Wall Letter Boxes. ~otts Green, cleared 9 a.m. & 3.30
addition of a north aisle and the introduction of p.m. ; Stagden Crol"s, cleared at 2 & 5.15 p.m
Decorated windows on the south 11ide: a Purbeck slab Church School, for II5 children (mixed); average at-
with some fragments of a brass legend, relating to one tendance, 45 ; Mrs. Salmon, mistress
oi the Gate family, represents the monumental remains;
and there is a fine Early Perpendicular font : the church. Manning Prentice ~emorial School (mixed), erected in
was thoroughly restored in 1865 at a co!!t of [2,200. 1803 by Mrs. Newberry, in connection with the Chapel,
The register dates from the year 1654· The living is a for 100 children; average attendance, so; :Miss Grace
vicarage, net yearly value £2ro, with I~ acres of glebe Thomas, mistress
and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of London, and These schools are controlled by the Essex Education
held since 1903 by the Rev. Edward Gepp M ..A. of St. Dunmow District Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard,
John's College, Cambridge. The Ecclesiastical CGru· Great Dunmow, clerk
missioners are the impropriators of the great tithes, Police Station, Alfred Mann, constable in charge
commuted at [.1,007- Here is a Congregational chapel Carriers to Chelmsford. Alfred Henrv •
Franklin, tues. &
seating 300 persons. The King is lord of the manor. fri. ; J oseph ~1ead, m on. & Iri. ; W illiam Henry Spear-
The principal landowners are Lord Rayleigh P.C., O.M. man, mon. tues. & fri
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Damant William David John, Cock & .\1etson Charles Hy. baker, Post office
Gepp Rev. Edward M.A. (vicar), Bell P.H Milbank George, farmer, Crippens
Vicarage Day Caroline (Mrs.), shopl;:eeper Nunn James, farm bailiff to J. H.
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Hobson Rev. Geo. (Congregational) Franklin .Alfd. Hy. whlwrght.&carrier Matthews esq. Green's farm
Matthews Fredk. John, Stagden Cross! Franklin Hubert, insurance agent Oliver Henry, farmer & landowner,
Rogers Mrs. Rose villa i Goody .Alfred, saddler & harness ma Lower House farm
COMMERCBL. Gowlett Shadrach, farmer, Bury farm Porter Edward, shoe maker
Archer Henry Hurley, tailor & draper Jackaman Robert .Allan, grocer Root George, farmer.Games & Manns
. &; assistant overseer Joyce James (Mrs.),farmer,Lofty Gm Spearman Henry William, carrier
Bailey Edward, coach builder Knight George Simon, farmer, Par- Staines Walt.frmr.House Grounds fm
1Jentall Samuel, farmer, Ralphs sonage, Haydens & Buttles farms Stock Ernest Edwd.frmr.Short's&Hill
Bonltwood Waiter, beer retailer Lodge David, carter Towns George .Arthur, farmer, Ray-
Bunn Herbert Geo. Punch Bowl P .H Lodge William, farmer, Sworders lands farm •
Caton Henry, farmer, Yew Tree farm Matthams Charles, farm bailiff for Towns William, farmer, Badley
Clayden Thomas, grocer Guy's Hospital, Lawn Hall farm Turner A. & H. farmers, Cramps
Coe Christopher, blacksmith Matthews Geoffry, farmer, King- Warder .Alfred, farmer, Poplar
Crow Frederick J. farmer, Maidens & stons fnrm Warder Henry J. (exors. of), farmers,
Peakins farms Mead Joseph, carrier Pentlow End
E.A.STHOBIPE (or East Thorpe) is a parish close during the progress of the work five of the original.
to the ancient Roman and modern highway from Norman windows were discovered, three of these were
London to Colchester, 2! miles south from Marks intact and probably date back to the 12th century:
Tey Junction station of the Great Eastern railway, 45 the remains of mural decorations have also been
from London, 7 south-west from Colchester, and 4 east disclosed: there are 40 <>itting-s. The register of
from Coggeshall, in the Eastern division of the county, baptisms and burials dates from 1572; marriages, 1756.
Lexden hundred. Lexden and Winstree petty sessional The living is a ;:ectory, net yearly value [.92, with 24
division and union, Colchester county court district, and acres of glebe, in the gift of the Duchy of Lancaster,
in the rural deanery of Coggeshall and Tey, arch- and held since 1894 by the Rev. Mowbray Pinckney
deaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diooest>. The Mason M ..A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
church of St. Mary is a very small edifice of stone in The principal landowners are Nathaniel N. Sherwood
~he Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, 1 esq. of Prested Hall, feering-, who is lord of the manor,
south porch and a belfry with spire at the west end: and Mrs. J_ Smith. The soil is light; subsoil, clay.
in the south wall is a recessed arch, perhaps the burial The chief crops are wheat and barley. Th~ area is 991
place of the founder: some of the Kingsmills. who I acres; rateable value, £ 1,0(}6; the population in 19II
1
held this estate from the time of Sir George Kingsmill was ro8 in the civil and 93 in the ecclesiastical parish.
kt. justice of the Common Pleas, ob. 20 March, 16os-6,
are buried here, including .Anne, dan.ghter of Thomas By Local Government Board Order 22,363, March 24•
Blagrave. of Oxford, gent. and wife of George Kingsmill, r88Q, Canfields Farms were transferred from Easthorpe
ob. IS Sept. 167-, and their daughter Ma:rgaret, ob. 2_:; J to Birch, and The Bell Inn &c. from the latter to the
June, 1652 : the church was restored in 1910. and former parish
E~·sEX 14
 210 EASTHORPE. ESSEX.
Letter Box, cleared at 5.50 p.m. ; no ~ollection on sun- The children of this parish attend the school at Copford'
days. Letters through Kelvedon, which is the nearest Carriers to Colche~ter.-Henry Robert Bishop, of C~
money order office; Messing is the nearest receiving ford, mon. wed. fri. & sat. & Henry Geo,rge- 1'raflery
office. The telegraph office is at Marks Tey, 2! miles mon. wed. & sat
distant
Mason Rev. Mowbray Pinckney M.A..I Doe Thomas Steed {exors. of), farmr. j Mea William Charles~ assistant' over ...
Rectory • Easthorpe hall seer, Little Birch Holt
Hart Harvey, beer retailer Pic.kess Waiter Alfred, farmer
COMMERCIAL, Mee Sarab (Mrs.), farmer, Little Trayler Hy.Geo. shopkeeper & carrie:rr
Alexander Robt. Cook, fatmer, Green Birch Holt Wadley Samuel,farm bailiff to Joseplr
farm (letters through Marks 'l'ey) . ; . t·J Smith esq.Badcock& & Scotties fnns
GREAT EASTON is an ancient village and parish of the man"or and principal landowl).er. ThQ 11oil ia
on the road from Dunmow to Thaxted and on the various; subsoil, principally clay. The chief crop~ are
river Chelmer, 3 miles north from Dunmow station wheat, barley and oats. The area is 2,S59 acres; rate-
on the Bishops Stortford, Dunmow and Braintree line a,ble value, £2,822,; the population in I9II wail civil'!
of the Great Eastern railway, and 4I from London by 648; ecclesiastical, 502.
road, in the Western division of the county, Dunmow Post Office. Thomas Bell, sub-postmaster. Letters
hundred, petty sessional division, union and county from London & Chelmsford arrive by mail cart from
court district, Dunmow rural deanery, Colchester arch· Dunmow at 6-45 & (cycle post) 11 a.m.; dispatched
deaconry and Chelmsford
. fl
diocese.
f . t ·
The· church t of St.
. a t 8.45 11..m. &
5-I5 p.m. & sun d ay a t n.30 a.m.
J oh n, b u il t c h Ie Y o 11m , Is an anCient struc ure m Dunmow, 3 miles distant, is the nearest money order
mixed styles, the arches of the vestry and south porch office, & telegraph office at Duton Hill, I tnile distant.
being very early Norman; it consists of chancel, nave · 1 &
and a wooden tower at the west end, containing a clock Pillar Letter Eox c eared ·4° a.m. 8 5· 2 5 ~.m.~
-.ll
Buu. 5 b ell ~ : th ere are monumenrts t o th e fami"1y of Mead e, sunday, II.20 a.. m
I6I4-1761; to the Rev. Joseph Plume B.D. rector. ob. · DUTON HILL, a hamlet, x mile south-west, in this
Jan. I6, r686; the Rev. Thomas Leader, rector, ob. 27 parish, is now attached to Tilty 1or ecclesiastical pur1
June, 1618, and the Rev. Thomas Cecil, rector, ob. Jan. poses.
29, 1627; a memo:nial window to the late Waiter Smith, Sexton, William Seer.
erected in I895, and a stained east window, given by the Post & Telegrapu Office, Dutou Hill.t--George Edwa.rd.
Countess of Warwick in 1895: in the church is a list of Turner, sub-postmaster. .Lett6I"s through Dunmom
reotors from 1320;,. the ahancel was res~.ored in 1877, &.nd arrive 6.40 ·& u.45 a.m. ; dispatched at 8.30 a.m; I>
the Clmrch partially restored in 1899, at a cost of about 5.2o & 8.35 p.m.; sunday at .u.:rs. a.m. Eroxted ~
f.goo. The register dates from the year 1561. The the nearest w.oney order uffice
frving is a rectory, net yearly value £355, with residence, Public Elementary School (mil:ed), built in 188I, o~
in the gift of the Countess of Warwick, and held since half an acre of land given by Viscount Maynard'•
1877 by the Rev. Horatio ·Bladen Capel. There is a Con- trustees. whtt ah;o contributed £35o towartis itlf
gregational chapel at Mill End Green, erected in I882, erection; the school will bold z8o children; ave~
with ISO sittings. Meade's charity, amounting to £ss attendance, 118; John Vines, master
yearly, arising from two farms left in 1759 ·by Mrs. This school is controlled by the Essex Education Dun-
Rebecca Meade, is now in hands of trustees for educa- mow District Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard. Greu
tional purposes. In I887 a flint celt, 5 inches long, Dunmow, clerk
was picked up on the glebe land. The Countess of War- Police Station, John Digby, constable
wick. as heiress to the late Viscount Maynard, is lady Carrier.-Samuel Martin, Duton Hill, daily to Dunmow
Marked thus * should have their Cant John, blacksmith Ridgewell Jn.Swan inn, & wheelwrght
letters addressed Duton hill,Dunmow. Clark Wm. carpenter & undertaker Rigby Mary Catherine (Miss), mater-
*Clarke James William, hurdle makr nity home
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Clarke William, farmer, Bridge foot *Shelford Emily (Miss) 1 dress maker
*Bensusan Samuel Levv, Brick house *Uollin Joseph Henry, beer retailer *Smith Fredk.Three HorsE' Shoes P.H
Blumenfeld Ralph D. Hill farm Freeman Albt. farmr. Little Raikfairs Smith Thomas, farmer, Dove house
Capel Rev. Horatio B1aden, Rectory Garth (The) St. Michael's & All *Stock Frank, farmer, Barnards farm
Cochrane Mrs. The Follv - Angels (Sister Fanny Francis in Taylor Charles, farmer, Cranes
Hoskin Misses, Brooklyn charge). The Garth Taylor Ha.nnah (Mrs.), beer reta.iler,
*Norwood James Henry, Sunnyside Griffiths William Thomas, farmer Mill End Green
Rigby Miss *Halfyard Wm. farmer, Breach farm Taylor John, farmer, Welch's farm
Savill Miss, Greenarbour *Harrison Edwd. Reuben, Rising Sun *Turner Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper~
*Simonds Mrs. Wolseys P.H Post office
Smith Mrs. The Hnt Harvey Hy.fcrnr. Gt. Easton Hall frm *Turner George Edward, sub-postr
Wa<le William de Vins, Battailes Houg-hton Alfred James, Bell inn master & blacksmith, Duton Bill
*Mann Mary Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), *Watson Edgar Thomas, farmer .t
COMMEROIAL. shopkeeper landowne.r, Nicholls & :Bush farms
Appleton Wm. farmer, Mill End Grn *Martin Samuel, carrier *Watson William,farmel" & landownet;
*Beoole F~ederick, farm bailiff to Perrett John, farmer, Maysland farm & assistant overseer, Duton Hill et
Mrs. Simonds, of Wolseys Prime Eliza (Mrs.), miller (wind). Meads
Burton John, farmer, Moat house Mill End Green Woodward Alfd. frmr.Blamster's hall
LITTLE EAST ON is a village and parish, on the whole surmounted by a course of oak leave!l: on the
north side of the Chelmer, 2 miles north'-west from upper slab are inlaid brass effigies of Isabella of York,
Dunmow station, on the Bishops Stortford, Dunmow and aunt of Edward IV. and her husband, Henry Bourchier,
Braintree section of the Great Eastern railway, and first Earl of Essex, I483: on the north side of the chan·
40 from London by road, in the Western division of eel is a canopied niche, with carved shields, inclosing a
the county, Dunmow hundred, petty sessional divi- toml}. with the recumbent figure of a knight in armour;.
sion, union and county court district, Dunmow rural and on the north anti sooth walls of the nave are some
deanery, Colchester arch deaconry -and diocese of Chelms- remains of ancient paintings, now nearly obliterated 1
ford. The church (name unknown) is an E"difice of there is aJ.so a brass to Robert Ffyn, priest, c. I420: a
rubble in the Early English style, consisting of chancel north aisle was built in 1881 at a cost of £x.soo, and
of two bays, nave and north aisle, with a cha.pel on the Maynard chapel has also been restored: in 1882 a
the south side of the chancel and a western embattled memorial window was erected on the south side of the
tower containing 4 bells and a clock: the east window is nave to Henry FitzRoy esq. of Salcey Lawn, Northants
a memorial to Henry, 3rd and last Viscount Maynard, (d. I88o), by Robert, 4th Earl of Rosslyn (d. 189o), and
who died I9 May, I865: the chapel, which wa!> Blanche Adeliza (FitzRoy) his wife, and in z883 the
originally the Bourohier chapel, and since used as the western window was filled with stained glass to the
burial place of the Maynard family, has some very fiue memory -of Mary Cheffins and Henry Cheffins, her
monuments, with figures of members of that family, from husband. for more than forty years steward of t.he
I6Io to I746: the two windows in the chapel are stained, Maynard estates. In 1905 a new font wall presPnted b~
and were placed by Henry, Viscount Maynard, above men- friends in the parish as a memorial to Miss Gertrudo
tioned, in memory of Mary (Rabbett) his wife, who died Che:ffins, daughter -of the preceding. In x8gx an or~n
October 22nd, 1857: on the south side of the chancel and was erected to the memory of the 4th Earl Rosslyn by
partly in the chapel is an altar-tomb of polished marble the Countess of Warwick, at a cost -of £soo, and a brass
with three canopied arches on each side and one at each pagle lectern has been presented as a memorial to the
end, supported by clustered columns with capitals, the , Rev. George Cressner Tufnell M ..A. rector x868-9, who

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DhECIORY.] ES~EX. • EASTWOOD. 211.

died February ~nd, lBgT: the church has 200 sittings.
The ll'egister dates from the year I559· The living is a
rectory, net yearly value £rg8, with 58 acres of glebe
and residence, in the gift of the Countess of Warwick,
and held since 1904 by the Rev. Henry Symonds. The
of the late ViscoP:nt Maynard, is lady "Of the manor
and the principaljlandowner. The soil is mixed aand
and loam ; subsoil, loam. The chief crops are wheat,
beans, barley and toots. The area is 1,585 acres of land
and 17 of water; Yateable value, £2,226; the population
0

Little Easton Workmen's Club was opened here in 1885 1n 191 1 was 274.
for the use of residents in the parish and workmen Acting Parish Clerk, Henry Grout.
employed on the Easton Lodge estates, and is supplied 0

Post O:ffice.-Miss Minnie Susannah Ward, sub-post-

with newspapers and periodicals. The Barn Theatre mistr&&s. Letters from Dunmow, received at 6.15 k
has recently been fitted up by the Countess of Warl!iek 10.30 a.m.; dispatched at 8-45 a.m. & 12.30 & 5-40
for the use of the villagers and has accommodation p.m. & on sundays at 5 p.m. The nearest money
for 350 persons. There are four almshouses for four order & telegraph office is at Dunmow, 2 miles
aged peopl&, endowed with rent-charge of £2o yearly. distant. Wall Letter Box cleared at 7.40 & ;u.55
Easton Lodge was originally a mansion in the a.m. & 5.30 p.m. & sundays at 5 p.m
Elizabethan style, with a chapel built by William,
Lord Maynard, in x621: the greater portion was de• Public Elementary Scho()l (mixed), built in 1878, for So
11troyed by tire in 1847, but afterwards restored at children; average attendance, 50; George Edward
1
considerable cost ; it is seated in an extensive park West, master; Mrs. Beatrice West. mistress
of 8~ .acres, and approached by an avenue about a This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Dun-
mile long from the Bishop Stortford road, and is the mow District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard, Great
property of the Countess of Warwick, who, as heiress Dnnm ow, clerk
COMMEROJA.L, 1 Hough ton John R. artist, The StudiOt
PJUVATB RESIDENTS.
Bland Mary (Miss), laundry Ruddy William, head gamekeeper to.
Warwick Earl of (Lord Lieutenant .of Chapman William, gamekeeper to the the Earl of Warwick
the County) & Countess of, Easton Earl of Warwick Lister Hy. gardener to the Counlless..
lodj!e; & Warwick castle, Warwick; Clarke Ernest J. farmer of Warwick
& Carlton & Bath clubs,London SW Easton Lodge Cricket Club (G. E. Matthews Henry Brinkley, Stag inn
Cheffins Miss, East on Park cottage West, sec) Stokes John ( exors. of), farmers &-.
Classey Owen, Spade cottage Easton Lodge Footl:iall Club (G. H. millers (water)
Edwards Ernest F. Brook end Preece. sec) Trembath Humphrey, farmer~ Ra.Ten....__
Gwynne Howell Arthur, Mawbyns Godfrey-Payton Harry George, agent! &; Manor farms
Bonghton -John R to the Countess of Warwick's Ward Minnie Susannah (Miss),shpkpr ~
Patmer Miss, Redland cottage estates. T N 19X Dunmow West George Edward, schoolmaster-
Symonds Rev.Hy. (rector),The Manor Hoskin Edward, farmer & assistant &; organist to Parish Church
Wells Herbert George, ReQitory overseer, Little Easton farm Workmen's Club (Septimus Brown,..
Hoskin Joshua, farmer, Kings sec)
EASTWOOD, a place known to have been in existence pany. The parish contains four brickfields. The Infec- _
as early as the time of King Edward the Confessor, is a tious Diseases Hospital of the Rochford Rural District
parish adjoining Rochford to the south-west, 2! miles Council, erected in 1901 at a cost of £3,500, is situate .
south-by-west from Rocbford station on the Southend in this parish and provides for 20 patients. Eastwood
branch of the Great Eastern railway, 3 miles north-east Bury, the manor house, is the seat of Alien Stalliln1tss -.
from Leigh station on the Midland railway (London, esq. who is lord of the manor. Two miles to the west!;
Tilbury and Southend section), 4 north-west from is Eastwood Lodge, an ancient mansion, now occupied
Southend and 41 from London, in the South Eastern as a private residence. The principal landowners are
division of the county, Rochford hundred, petty ses- James Tabor esq. D.L., J.P. of Rochford, Alien Stalli-
sional division and union, Southend county court dis- brass esq. and the Eastwood Land Company. The soil
trict, Canewdon and Southend rural deanery, arch- is rich loom; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat~
deaconry of Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. By the barley, peas, beans and potatoes. The area.. is 3,~29o
Southend-on-Sea Corporation Act, 1913, which came acres of land, 7 of water, 31 of tidal water and l6 of·
into force gth November, 1913, a portion of Eastwood foreshore; rateable value, £8,959; the popnl11t~on illl.
waR added to the borough of Southend-on-Sea. A 1911 was 1,617~
stream flows through the parish. The ancient church
of St. Lawrence and .All Saints is a building of NOBLES GREEN is half-a-mile north-west.
stone and brick, consisting of a large and lofty chan- Post Office. George Walker, sub-postmaster. LettPu~
cel, nave, aisles and a western tower containing 3 through Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, arrive by messenger on ,
bells: the ehnrch appears, from certain architectural cycle at 8.35 & u.5 a.m.; sundays at 8.30 a.m. 1,
features, to have been founded in the early part dispatched 7·5 p.m. Box cleared at 8.35 & II-5 a_m ..
of the 12th century, the nava and tower in the 13th & 7.zo p.m. Postal orders are issued & paid here •.
and the chancel in the 14th century: the most notable The nearest money order & t&legraph office is ar
features of the church are the two square-headed Leigh-on-Sea
Norman doorways, on one of which is inscribed. "Pax Pillar Letter Boxes. Near the Vicarage, cleared at 7·30
rt>gat intrantes; eadem reg&t egregientes ,. " May peace
0

& 10.3:; a.m. & 7.10 p.m.; sundays, 6.35 p.m.;

direct those who enter; May the same guide those who
depart: ,. the church was restored in 1872. The regis- Pickett's Farm, .cleared at 8.30 & 10.35 a.m. & 7.10
p.m.; sundays, 7.30 p.m. ; Anne Boleyn hotel, cleared
ter of baptisms and burials dates from r685 ; mar-
at 8.15 & 11.45 a.m. & 6 p.m.; sundays, 8.15 a.m. &
riages, 1686. The living is a vicarag~, net yearly value
White house, cleared at 8.10 & Io.so a.m. & 7.15
£zoo, with. residence, in the gift of the Lord Chan- p.m.; sundays, 6.50 ·p.m
cellor, and held since 1912 by the Rev. Fr:incis Boyd
Johnston M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Here are a Public Elementary Scho~Jl, built in 1878 & enlarged 1go6, _
Baptist chapel, built in 1911, for 120 persons, and a for 200 children; average attendance, 195 ; Ernest -
Wes-leyan Methodist Mission hall. Th(>re are now four Gascoigne, master
pumping stations owned by the Southend Water Corn- Police Constables, Arthur Payn & Herbert Tom Chaplin
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Hart Ernest, Belle vue Stallibrass .All en, Ea.stwood :Bur:y =-
A!!bey Mrs. Eastwood villa Heywood Fredk. Baxter, St. Caroline Stokes Sydney John, Noraville
Beere Wm. Jn. The Poplars,Leigh vw Johnston Rev. Francis Bovd M.A. Suffield James Thomas, St. John,.s-
0

Bowring John J. Woodlands (vicar), The Vicarage Thompson H. Holly house

Briggs Vernon John, Oakdene
Burton Waiter, Woodside ho. (postal Lewsey Waiter, Hampton villa
address, Rayleigh)
Bnxton Frederick, Roseneath
Collins Thomas Clare, Hatton croft
Cook Frederick, Mayville
Donghtv William, Isma:v. Benvenue
Edwards Rev. Thomas Richard (Bap- Poulton Thomas, Highfield
tist), Whit& house
FrePman Miss, Hillside cottage
Ga~coigne Ernest, School house
Goddard Waiter William, Colden
Gfldfrey Miss, Hazeldene
Gilld~mith Thomas, Wood lodge
Gnyatt James, The Maze
Killock James Oswald, Lenbury Uren Harry, Penpraze
Webb George H., M.A. Morphew lo
Madgwick Stanley George,Brookland;; Woodland Mrs. Hillcroft, Picketts av
Munns Frank. Ingleside
Piggot Frederick Charles, FairviPw COMMERCIAL.
Poole Harrv CharlPs, The Nook
0
Baldrey Valentine, farmer, Wood frm
Pooley Harry .A.lfrPd, Rosemary Barnes Jonathan, farm bailiff to .Alien
Stallibrass esq
Reid "VYilliam Stone Hill, Leigh view Benta1l Hugh, farmer,Briekhouse frm
Roxtree Harry. Prittle view Bentall William, farmer
Sawyer Jesse, Eastwood house
0
Berry George, builder
ghuttleworth Harrv, Meadowcot Boosey Elijah, florist
Simpson Herbert M. Rosedene Chapman Wm.C. plumber,Picketts rrJ
SkPE'les Charles Henrv, •
Avondale. Clarke William, farmer • HA
Leigh view Clements James, shopkeeper ~·~~tj~ING "
ESSEX 14 * 1
REFERE,.c• " 111111
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212 ~A81WOOD. • ESSEX. [KELLY S

(,1ifford Juli~ (Mrs.), poultry farmer, Elolmes & Smith Limited, farmers Rochford Brick Co. (The), st«k
Picketts avenue Jollye Alice (Mrs.), dairy keeper, brick makeDS & sand & gravel mef-
Collingwood Austin, farmer,Priory fm Eastwood rd. (postal address, Ray- chants & lime burners (W. J.
Cornish Edward, brick maker leigh) Butler, manager). T N 2 Bochford
Cowan Henry, motor repairer Koch Albt. market gardenr. Montrose Salt John, farmer, Dandies farm,
Cox Waiter & Sons, builders, Ray- Land Company (The), Rochford Town Nobles green
leigh road estate Soraggs Robert, market gardener.
Dunn John, dairyman, Eastwood lane La,zell William, farm bailiff to Hy. Edwa.rds Hall farm (postal addres~.
Easlea Waiter, rose grower, Dane- Frost Sparrow esq. Flemings farm Rayleigh)
croft rosery Love Joseph, farmer, Nobles Green Shoeburyness Urban District & Rock~
Ellis John C. nur!eryman, Bellhouse
0
farm · ford Rural District Infectious
nurseries Manley Edgar, gardener Diseases Hospital (Artliur Cedri.c
Ford Edward, smith, Eastwood road Marsh Ernest, shopkeeper Lewis M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond,
(postal address, Rayleigh) Mayell Arthur, market gardener, medical officer-; Mrs. M. Thomp-
Fowler John, farmer, Cockethurst Wood Farm cottages son, matron)
Franks Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper Milner Wm. & Son, market gardeners Smith Henry, nurseryman, Brookfield
Gale J ames (Mrs.), brick maker Mudford Geo. fruit grower, Sutton rd Symons Jn. frmr. Low. Edwards frm
Gibbons Bertram & Sons, brick mas Munns Frank F.R.H.S. fruit grower, Thornback John, brick maker
.Gowers George Reginald, baker,East- Central nurseries Tunnicliff Fredrick, nurseryman
wood lane Orpwood William, grocer Ventris Edith (Miss), ~hopkeeper
r Granger Ernest, farmer, Appledene Phillips Thomas Matthew, Ye Olde Walker George, shopkeeper, Post off
~Green William, market gardener Boleyne hotel Watson Charles J. H. market gardenr
Grimwade John Joseph, blacksmith Post Office Telephone Service Public Welton George, farmer, Pickett's frm.
Guyatt Ja.mes, fruit grower Call Office, Ye Olde An ne Boleyne West on George, shopkeeper
Harvey Hy.beer ret.WoodcuttersArms Castle hotel Wiffen Wm. farmer, Bigglesbush frm
Holden Margarette Elizabeth (Mrs.), Rayner Henry, shopkeeper Woods Oliver Jas.Horse & Groom P.B
shopkeeper; Whitehouse cottage
ELMDON is a parish and compact village, on a range village in 1906 principally through the generosity of
of hills on the borders of Cambridgeshire, 5 miles west" Mrs. Robertson, daughter of the late Sir James Bailey,
north-west from Audley End station, and 6 west-north- of Lofts Hall. A sum varying from £8 to £12 is dist.ri-
west from Saffron Walden, on the Great Eastern rail- buted yearly in bread to the poor. Elmdon Bury is the
way, in the Northern division of the county, Uttlesford residence of John Fiske Wilkes esq. J.P. who is lord of
hundred, Saffron Walden petty sessional division, union the manor, and with Col. ln!irlis is the principal
and county court district, and in the Tural deanery of landowner. The soil is part heavy and part light;
Saffron W alden, archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese subsoil, principally chalk, wit-h some clay .. The crop!
of Chelmsford. The church of St ~icolas, situated on are usually on the four-course shift. The area is 3,46r
rising ground at the nort·h end of the village, is a build- acres; rateable value, £2,975; the population in r9n
ing of flint with stone dressings, in the Early English was 533·
style, and consists of chan<:el with aisles, nave of four
bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled tower at the DUDDENHOE END. one mile and a half south-by-
• ~rest end containing 6 bells, two being added in 1877 west, is a small hamlet containing a few farm houses;
and the foul' old ones recast, and a clock : there are a wooden building suitably adapted from a barn by
brasses, the effigies belonging to which are missing, to the late Rev. Robert Wilks, is licensed for divine ser-
· Thomas Crawley esq. ob. 30 Sept. 1559, founder of a vice, which is conducted by the vicar of Elmdon.
free school here, and 1his wife, with figures of children,
and of a civilian with two wives, c. 15 30 , and marginal LEEBURY, or Elmdon Lee, is 2 miles south-east.
inscription: there is also a tomlb to Thomas Meade, a Sexton, George Greenhill.
justice Qf the Common Pleas, 1577-85, who died here Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Henry Brand, sub-postmaster.
in May of the latter year: the church has been corn- Letters arrive from ·Saffron Walden at 7.40 a,m.
pletely restored; between 1850 and 186o the nave was & 12.30 p.m.; dispatched at 12.30 & 6.5 p.m. week
riJbuilt, the chancel and vestry in 1879, and in 19o6 a days; sundays, arrive at 8.15 a.m. & dispatch"d at
~::de chapel and porch were added: in 19II a stained east 10.40 a. m
window was put in to the memory of the Rev. Robert LPtter Box, Duddenhoe End, close ta the Woodmaa
Wilks (formerly vicar of the parish) and his family: P.H. cleared at 8.45 a.m. & 5.30 p.m. ; sundaysj 8.45
~he-re are 250 sittings. The register dates from the a.m
yea:r l6t8. The living is a vicarage, annexed to the . Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1844, for
:rectory of Wendon Lofts, net yearly value £261, in- n2 children; average attendance, 75; William Smith,
eluding residence and 26 acres of glebe, in the gift of master ; :Yiiss R. Penns, mistress
John Fiske Wilkes esq. nnd held since 18go by the Rev. Police Station. Percy Walter Barker, constable
Herbert Giles Brabant Smith L.Th. of University Col- Carriers to Saffron Walden Edward Jeffery, sat. li
lege, Durham. A readin!ir room was erected in the . George Hopwood, tues. & thurs
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Burgess Frank, Woodman P.H. Dud- Nash Martha Ann (Mrs.), King'!
Cowell William Palmer J.P. The Lee denhoe En_d Head P.H ·
. Goode Edwin John,Elmdon Lodge frill I Chat~r Ha.rr!et (Mrs.), grocer 1 Nottage James, farmer, Duddenhoe
Smith Rev. Herbert Giles Brabant Cowell Wilham Palmer J.P. farmer, ~range
L T.Q v· The Lee & New & Bockells farms Prime Oswald, farmer, Duddenhoe
. W"lk ·J 0 ~ca~~g: J p El d B Flack Edwin, beer retailer End farm
1
es n IS e · · m on ury Freeman ~arah (Miss), laundress Reading Room (E. Jeffery, hon. sec)
COMMERCIAL. Goode Edwin John, agricultural Scales Geo.Ebenezer,frmr.Lodge farm
"Bailey Leonard, frmr. Duddenhoe end machine owner, Elmdon Lodge frm Smith Ernest, farmer, Cosh farm,
Bigg Dilnot, photographer Greenhill Thomas (Mrs.), baker Duddenhoe end
Brand Hy. postmaster & blacksmith Heygate's Stores, grocers Smith Leonard, butcher
Brand Martha Jane (Mrs.), farmer, Hopwood George, bntcher & beer ret Soole William, carpenter
Church farm Jeffery Edwsrd, Wilkes Arms P.H. & I Waiters James, news agent
Brand William Arthur, farmer, as- carrier Wood Thos. Jn. farmer, The Poplan
,;ist.ant overseer & derk to the King Press, farm bailiff to J. F.
Parish Council Wilkes esq. J.P
"EZ.MSTEAD. This ancient parish is :i miles north- side chapel is a very ancient wooden effigy of a mailed
.ee.st frGm Wivenhoe station, Qn the Tendring Hundred knight, cross-legged and in the act of drawing his
"branch of the Great Eastern railway and 4t miles from sword : there are 300 sittings. The register of bap·
Colchester, in the Nol'th Eastern division of the county, tisms dates from 1558 ; burials, 1557; marriages, 1559·
Tendring hunnred, petty sessional division and union, The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value
Colchesiel" connty court district, rural deanery of Har- £284, with 105 acres of glebe and residence, in the
wich, a.rohdeaoonry of Colchester, aud diocese of Chelm!!- gift of Jesus College, Cambridge, and held since 19IZ
~md. The church of St. Ann and St. Lawrence is an by the Rev. Anthony Hammond M.A. of Keble Col-
fjl(,iifi.ce of stone exhibiting various styles of architecture, lege, Oxford. The church of St. Paul, erect-ed in
~nd consists of chancel, nave with chapel, south porch. 1908 at a cost of £1,100, is a building of brick_
-.nd a western towe-r containing 1 bell : the side chapel faced with stone. Here are W esleyan Methodist and
~ Decorated, the chancel late Early English, the nave Primitive Methodist chapels. The trustees of the
Tran!fitional with a Saxon doorway, next which is a late Rev. T. P. Nunn M.A. (d. Tgor) are lGrds of the
ll(indo;w; of Perpendicular date: at the east end of the manor; Oharles Edmund Gooch esq. and Mrs. Greell·
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&lade, of Great Bromley, are the principal lando1rners. Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Thomas William Brown,
The soil is light; subsoil, gravelly loam. The chief sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Colchester at
crops are wheat, barley, oats, turnips, mangolds and 6.15 a.m. &i 7 p.m.; dispatched at 8.25 a.m. & 6.25
kohl r&lbi. The area is 3,705 acres of land, 6 of inland p.m. ; sundays, 8.35 p.m. Wall Letter Box, Elm-
and 3 of tidal water and 17 of foreshore ; rateable stead Heath, cleared at 7 p.m. -week days; 7·45 a. m.
value, ,£4,783; the population of the civil parish in sunda-vs
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19II was 839, and of the ecclesiastical 963. Public Elementary School (mixed), enlarged in 1888 &;
By Local Government Board Order No. 36,270, part of again in 18!}6 &i 1904, for 200 children ; average at-
Elmstead civil parish was added to Wivenhoe civil tendance, t4r; the Rev. W. Wilson, formerly vicar
parish. of this parish, left by will, in 18s2, £4oo, to endow a
ELMSTEAD MARKET is a hamlet, 1 mile south from parochial school, the trustees consisting of the vicar
~he church, on a small brook falling into the Colne.
with 3 othPrs; Martin Frederick Whiting, master
Here the market was formerly held ; and most of the This school is under the control of the Essex Countv -
mhabitants live here. Education (Tendring District) Sub-Committtle; G. C.
Holland, Technical College, North hill, Colchester,clerk
Parish Clerk, Isaac Burrows. Carriers to Colchester pass through daily
Marked thus t the postal address is Barnes William Thomas, blacksmith Jones Frederick, King's Arms P.H
Wi-venhoe. Bloom:field Wm. & Cupper, poulterers t::Mugleston Joseph Bakewell, farmer,
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bready Chas. dairyman, The Heath Villa farm
Aggio Paul, The Limes Brown Thomas William, seed agent, Mason Joseph Barton, farmer,Keelar's
Bteady Cyril J. Marshall'.s &; post office Tye farm
tCarter Henry, St. Ives Caines James, farmer, Lodge farm tNewman Thomas, market gardener,
tDyer Henry, Woodside Carter Alcert Edward, builder, wheel- The Rowans ·
Hammond Rev. Anthony M.A. (vicar), wright, undertaker &i general smith, Norfolk Ernest, baker
Vicarage Heath house Page Em m a (Mrs.), grocer
tHarvey Capt. Abraham, Reechville Clarke John, Bowling Green P.H Pentney Henry, grocer &i draper
tHawkins Jn.Bawtree J.P.Ballast quay Dyer Charles, farmer, Elmstead hall Porter John & Rose (Miss), farmers,
J obnson Alfred ThuMton, The Cottage Ellam James, confectioner Park farm
Johnson Mrs. The Hollies Evans James, coal dealer Powell Abraham, farmer, Ball's farm
Mead John, South view Hammond .Alfd. T. farmer,Alfell farm Pryke Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer
tMoore James Grace, Berri-Dene Hammond Wm. builder, Rowland ho Salmon Edward William, farmer, Pea-
Short Samuel, Bottles hall Head George, cycle agent cock &i Allen's farms
tStickley Alfred, River view Ho"ard Albert &; Son, hurdle makers Wade Arthur, butcher
tWalker Arthur John, Heathcote Johnson Frederick Sadler, farmer, Ward Albt. Edwd. farmer, Fenn farm
tWarren Francis Thomas, Sunny-Brae Shrublands Ward John D.farmer,Blue Gates frm
Johnson Herbert Ling, farmer. Ward Wm. Hy. farmer,Keelar's farm
COMMERCIAL. • Momples Hall, The Grove & The Watldnson Percy Asa, grocer &i drapr
Bareham Thomas Rills, wheelwright Hollies farms Watsham Ebenezer, insurance agent
ELSENHAM is a village and parish, on a feeder of of £4 us. ud. a year, the proceeds. of ,£150 now in-
the Stort, 3Si roUes from London, S! north-east from vested in Consols. Sir Waiter Gilbey bart. who is lord
Bishop Stortfo.rd, 6 south-west from Thaxted and 7 of the manor, and William Fuller-Maitland esq. D.L.,
north-west from Dunmow; there is a light railway J.P. of Stansted Hall, are the principal landowners, and
from Thaxted to Elsenham; it is in the Northern there are other landowners in the parish. Elsenham
division of the county, Uttlesford hundred, Bishop Stort- Hall, the residence of Sir Waiter Gilhey hart. D.L., J.P_
ford union and county court district, Walden petty is a castellated mansion cf red brick, pleasantly situated •
sessional division, Newport and Stanstead rural deanery, in extensive grounds of 70 acres, beautifully laid out;
Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. Elsen- the buildings on the estate generally have been greatly
ham station, on the Great Eastern railway, is on the improved under the present occupier ; the breeding of
borders of the parishes of Elsenham, Henham and Stan- hackney and shire horses and polo ponies is carried on
stead Mountfitchet. The church of St. Mary the Virgin, here by Sir Waiter, who is an active member of the
standing on a hill near to Elsenham Hall, is a building various societies established to improve the breeding- of
of stone, of Early Norman date, consisting of chancel, horses; he also has a manufactory for the production
nave, south porch and an embattled western tower con- of jam and lavender water. The soil is mixed, part.
taining 4 bells: in 1910 the belfry was restored and the heavy and part loam ; subsoil, mixed, with clay and
btlls rehung by the patron of the living, and in the same gravel. The crops are wheat.. barley and turnips. The-
year a new altar was presented by Mrs. Hine : there area is 1,848 acres of land and 4 of water; rateable
are 200 sittings. The register of !baptisms dates from value, [3,964; the population in 19II was 422.
1732; marriages, 1755 ; burials, 1730. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £ 1so, with 3 8 acres of glebe GAUNTSEND is 2 miles south-east ; Tye Green, ri
and residence, in the gift of 'Sir Waiter Gilbey hart. south; Greenstead Green, 2 miles south-east.
D.L., J.P. and held ~ince •1902 by the Rev. Edward Post, M. 0. & T. Office. John :Bourne, sub-postmaster.
Sant. M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. TherP Letters arrive through Stanstead, Essex, at 6.45
i8 a mission hall here, built in 1881, and under the a.m. & 1.40 p.m.; dispatched at 8.20 a.m. &i 1.5o &
care of the Society of Friends. .A. cemetery with chapel, S.so p.m. ; sundays, arrive at 8 a.m.; dispatched.
given by Sir Waiter Gilbey hart. was ()pened in 1902, 11.45 a.m
and is under the control of a Burial Board. The Village Public Elementary School (mixed), built. with master"11
Ha11, erected in rgog, contains a large room for con- house, in 1873; enlarged in 1895. for 141 children, &
ceros and games and a billiard room; there are 8o again enlarged in 1902; average attendance, n7;
members. A sum of about {,2o, derived from six t~ne- the sch()ol is the property of Sir W alter Gilbey hart.
ments and some land left by John Wells Eyre, late of lord of the manor; Robert Screen, master; Mrs.
Elsenham, is. after deduction for repairs. djstributed in Beatrice Screen. mistress
cJothing. Claricia Rush's clothin~ club has an income Railway Station, Harry Mallett Butters, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Berridge Frank, farm steward to Sii Elsenham Jam Factory (H. Cotterell,
Gilbey Sir Waiter bart. D.L., J.P. Waiter Gilbey bart manager)
Elsenham hall Bourne Eleanor (Mr-.s), assistant over- Gilder Frederick, farmer, Tye gref'u
Gilbey Hy. Wait. J.P. Elsenham hall .sePr & clerk to the Parish Council Gold Bros. fruit & tomat.o growers
Graham L. C. Mill house &i burial board Lodge George, Robinhood P.H
~ne Daniel Thomas Burrell Harry, estate agent to Sir Pimblett John, farmflr, Tye Green
~ant Rev. Edward M.A. Vicarage Waiter Gilbey hart. (resides at I Simons Nathaniel Wenden, farmer,
Stebbing Alfred, Newhouse farm Bi.,hnn ;;;tortford) Tye green
COMMERCI.-\L. Dixon William, head gardener to Sir Starling Harvey, stud groom to Sir
B.nnard Brothers, coal merchants Wait-er Gilbev • bart Waiter Gilbev, •
hart. The Paddocks
:Barrett Ed1rin, shopkPeper Village Hall (B. Screen, sec)

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EPPBG is a parish and union tol'"n with a station on from Waltham A'bbey, in the Western division of the
the Ongar branch of the Great Eastern railway, 16! county, half hundred of Waltham, Epping petty sessional
miles from Whitechapel, 15 from Short>ditch church, 18 division, countv
• court district of Waltham Abbev,
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runl
west from Chelmsford, by Chipping Ongar and 7 east deanery of Chig1rell, archdeaconry of Essex and dioceM
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of Chelmsford. The town consists principally of one
long and wide street, and is seated on a ridge of hills
called the Purliew bank; owing to the cessation of
coaching its prosperity considerably declined, but has
revived and many new r{)ads have been laid out and
residences built. Since 1870 the town has been lighted
with gas from works the property of a company, and in
1886 the supply was extended to Theydon Bois. .A water
tower, roo feet in height, has been erected here, with a
tank holding 28,ooa gallons, and is supplied, under the
Herts and Essex Waterworks Act, from deep wells at
.Sawbridgeworth, Herts, near the Harlow station of the
Great Eastern Railway Company: the water mains
-extend to Potter Street, Harlow, Latton, N etteswell,
.North W eald, Theydon Garnon, They don Bois and
-Abrid~e ; a reservoir has also been constructed on Wind-
mill Hill, to hold 14o,ooo gallons, for the supply by
natural gravitation of Theydon, a part of Coopersale and
Abridge ; drainaJ;re works on an extensive scale have
been carried out in the town: in 1893 the High street
was paved throughout, at a cost of £sso.
Epping is governed by an Urban District Council of 9
members, for~ed in •1896 under the provisions of thr
"Local Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. eh./?.)
TherE' werP anciently but three parishes in this dis-
1trict, both for ecclesiastical and civil purposes, viz. :
Epping, Theydon Bois and Theydon Garnon. By the
·__.,County of Essex (Epping &c.) Confirmation Order.
r 896," these three parishes were for civil purposes made
-'into four parishes, viz.: (1) Epping, formed from part~
~ of the ancient parishes of Epping, Theydon Bois and
· Theydon Garnon; (2) Theydon Bois, viz. the residu~ of
Theydon Bois ; (3) Theydon Garnon, the residue of
· "Theydon Garnon; (4) Epping Upland, the residue of
ancient Epping.
By Local Government Board Order No. 34,234. April
I, 1896, parts of Theydon Bois and Tht:>ydon Garnon
· .civil parishes were annexed to Epping.
The church of St. John the Baptist, erected in 1832
-and rebuilt in r8go, was constituted in r88g the parish
· church in place of the church of All Saints at Epping
Upland : the original chapel, built in the time of
Edward VL was then a free chapel founded by the
monks of Waltham Abbey, whose canon or chaplains
·supplied the cure : the new church, which occupies the
l!lame site, is a building of stone in the Gothic style of
•the 14th century from designs by Messrs. Bodley and
· 'Garner, architects, of London, and consists of chancel,
nave, north and south aisles, south chapel, south porch
and a square tower containin~ a clock : the east window
- was presented by E. J. Wythes esq. who also defrayed
the cost of the tower, reredos, organ and rood screen:
the east window in the chapel was presented by the late
-.BeT. Edward Buckmaster M.A. vicar r8J8-1906: the two
south windows in the chapel were erected by Mrs.
· Wythes in memory of her brother, Henry Cecil Thorold.
- who fell at Rontfontbein in ·xgo2: the windows in the
south aisle are to the memory Qf the Whiteman, Bur-
ford and Tweed families : there is also a carved oak
acreen : there are sittings for Boo persons. The registers
·date from the year I$39- The living is a vicarage,
net yearly value [360, with some acres of glebe and
residence, in the gift of Ernest James Wythes esq. and
·held since xgo6 by the Rev. Robert Long Allwork M.A.
of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, rural dean of
Chigwell, and surrogate. In 1615 one George Campion
left 4 acres of land, a moiety of which was to be applied
for maintaining a preacher at Epping chapel; in 1791
John Walkley left £3o yearly for the clergyman; in
1772 certain townspeople pledged themselves for three
years to pay for seats in the church, and since that
time pew rents had been the only means for providing
for the church expenses until 1882, when all sittings
were made free. The Congregational chapel was erected
in 1770, and in connection with it is a large room seat·
ing over zoo persons; :in 1887 the building was
thoroughly restored at a cost of £4oo; there are 400 ·
sittings; the chapel was founded in x6z5. The Wes-
leyan chapel, opened in x887, and re-decorated in r898.
has 300 sittings'. The Baptist chapel, in St. John's road.
erected in 1893 by tlie ~te W. Cottis, has sittings fDT
200 persons: there is also a meeting-house for thP
Society of Friends, seating 30 persons. and one for the
Plymouth Brethren. The cemetery is in Epping Up-
land parish, under which heading particulars will be
found. The Literary and Mechanics' Institute, founded
in 1894• occupies premises in Hemnall street, presented
by E. J. Wythes esq. in 1908, and comprising on the
ground floor an entrance hall, reading room and library
containing about x,ooo volumes; on the second floor is
a games room and a billiard room with three tables;
tbt-re are now (r9q) ahont 200 member,.. Eppiilg
[KELLY'S
has a weekly market on FridaY, which ill well at-
tended, and a fair on the 13th and 14th Nov. (Holland
fair), for cattle and horses. Messrs. W. Cottis and
Sons Limited have an iron foundry and agricultural
implement works, which give employment to a. consider-
able number of hands. In 1887 a drinldn~; fountam,
surmounted by a lamp, was erected to commemorate
the Jubilee of her late Majesty Queen Victoria. !. lake
of one acre was formed in 1894 at a cost of about
£2oo, and is used for bathing purposes. The chari·
ties of the joint parishes of Epping and Theydon
Garnon, being the net income of Stonard's, Reynold's
and Rydden's Grove charities, are divisible yearly in
equal moieties amongst the joint parishes of Epping
and Theydon Garnon, pursuant to a scheme of the
Charity Commissioners approved in 1863 and also of a
later scheme dated z rst :May, 1901 ; the income of
Stonard's charity is applied fur educational purposes and
the maintenance- of inmates in the Epping almshouses;
the income of Reynold's is divided amongst the poor
uf the two parishes. 'l'he local charities include Lady
Wentworth's charity, consisting of a farmhouse and land
left ahuut r78o, a sum of £roo Consolidated Stock left
by Mrs. Elizabeth Walkley, and a sum of £269 12s.
Consuli1lated Stock, left by .Mrs. Ann Chapman; the net
income arising from these is divisible amongst the poor
of this parish: there is also a charity of £750 Consols
left by Thomas Loft for the apprenticing of poor boys
born jn the parish.
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EPPING FOREST, an extensive tract of woodland,
formerly known as W altham Forest, and called at a
remote period the " great forest of Essex," once included
within its area, e.ither wholly or in part, not less than 21
parishes ; " stretching from the forest of Middlesex at
Waltham on the west, to Colchester on the east." The
northern portion, lying north of the road from Bishop
Stortford to Colchester, was disafforested in the 5th of
King John (1203-4) and in 29 Edward I. (1300-1) its area
was further reduced ; but in Sept. 1640, a perambulation
was madE> and an inquisition held by a Royal Commis·
sion, under which it>~ boundaries were determined, the area
being then estimated at 6o,ooo acres, the greater part of
which had been already inclosed ; in 1777 only 12,000
acres remained uninclosed and by 1793 this area had
diminished to g,ooo acres; in I851, when there were
lllbout 6,ooo acres uninclosed, Hainault Forest, a tract
lying to the east of the existing forest, was disafforested,
and between that year and 1863 the continued en<iroach-
ments led to the institution of a suit in ChanceTy by the
Corporation of London, who had an ancient traditionary
connection with the forest, and simultaneously an.A.ctwas
passed appointing a commission to inquire and :report on
the various contending rights : as a result of the suit,
the Corporation was successful Qn every point and all
inclosures made within -20 years previous to August
14th, I851, were deelared illegal; the report of the Com-
missioners, Issued Febr:uary 23rd, 1877, was not accept-
able to the Corporation and the questions at issue were
referred in 1878 to the sole arbitration of Sir Arthur
Hobhouse P.C., K.C.S.I. (afterwards a baron), &!Id his
decision, promulgated in July, 1882, had the effect of
rescuing some 6oo acres, in addition to 1,5oo acres
recovered by the Corporation: the forest now consists
of nearly 6,ooo acres, covering an area of nearly 9
square miles and has been preserved as an open space
for the use and enjoyment of the public, at a cost
of more than £25o,ooo. On Nov. 4, x8Bg, formal
possession was taken, on behalf of the Corporation of
Lo:qdon, of the Oak Hill Inclosure, comprising ~~
acres, situate between the Wake Arms and 'fhevdon •
Bois, and in 1891 (June 6th) about 30 acres, previously
forming a portion of Highams Park, and the extensive
thickets, near Hale End, were added, and dedicated
to the use of the public by H.R.H. tht: Duke of Con~
naught K.G.: a further addition was made June rst,
x8gg, when Yardley Hill, a district on the Sewardstone
side uf the foresf, comprising 28 acres, the gift. of E. North
Ruxtan esq. was dedicated to the use of the public by
H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught K.G. this addition con-
necting the outlying portion of the forest known as Gil-
well Lane with the main block near l;lawkwood.
The forest is reached from Epping by the new road to
London, which traverses its entire length: to the right
on entering the forest is a tract of woodland called the
"Warren," and about a hundred yards distant, on the
left. is an ancient earthwork called " Ambresbury Banks,"
traditionally believed to be the spot where the Britons
Wlder Boadicea made their last stand against the Roman
invaders ; a belief confirmed by the opinion of the late
Lieut.-Gen. Fox-Pitt-River!l F.R.S., F.S.A. who carefully
examined the camp in 188x: more to the east is the
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 DIRECTORY. J EPPING.
Green Ride, which, parting from the new road just south
of Epping, runs almost parallel with it until it crosses tu ...
road in Fairmead Bottom, and, passing to the west anrl
south of Connaught Water, joins the Ranger's road near
the Royal Forest hotel: the Ride at its commencement
traverses a beautifully wooded part of the forest called
Epping Thicks : farther on, between it and the new road,
is a stretch oi the wood covered with heather and known
as "Long Running," a favourite resort of picnic parties;
and lower down, at a point called "Jack's Hill," the road
from Theydon Bois to Waltham Abbey crosses the forest,
passing the Wake Arms, and, west of this hostelry, Wood-
ridden Hill, where there is a spring, and the farm :
Mother road, starting from the Wake Arms, and con-
tinuing between this and the new road, proceeds through
the forest to Claypit Hill and King's Oak, near which it
divides, one part leading to High Beech and thP. othe1
running south and joining the new road below Fairmead
Bottom : on an open height near King's Oak stanos a tree
planted by H.M. the late Queen Victoria, and on the east
side of the Wake Arms a road, proceeding l!outh-east
through Dulsmead HoDow and the deep ravine of Hanghoy
Slade, crosses the Green Ride and leads to Loughton and
Buckhurst Hill: to the north of the forest, between Wood-
t'idden Hill and Claypit Hill, is Honeylane Plain, wher£>
are the rifle ranges used by the H (Waltham Abbey)
Company, 4th Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment, Terri-
torial Force; in the centre is Wake Valley, Great "Monk-
wood, a fine spread of beeches, about half a mile in
l£>ngth, and Little Monkwood, covering a low circular
hill: at a point in this tract called "Mount Pleasant,''
a road starting eastward joins the Green Ride at Black-
weir Hill and is continued to Ash Green, on the road
to Lought()n: south of Monkwood is an open rushy
t~pace called "Sandpit Plain" and a little lower down,
between the new road and the GrePn Ride, is Loughton
C&mp, an ancient earthwork, excavated by the Essex
Field Club and believed to date from the pre-Roman
peri-od, since fragments of Parly British pottery wer£>
f-ound within the rampart ; the ground inclosed by the
earthwork is about twelve acres in extent and is thickh
-overgrown with pollard trees ; to the west are eminence~-
~alled ''Broom Hill" and " Shelley Hill ; " to the east,
beyond the Green Ride, is Staples Hill: southward, a
broad and dry part of the hollow, called Debden Slade,
ntends to Bla.ck Bushes, where the road from High
Beech to Loughton, known as the Earl's Path, crossee
the forest; immediat£>ly below the Earl's Path is Straw-
berry Hill, and more to the south Albion Hill and
Warren Hill, near which is an obelisk: proceeding south-
wards through the forest from High Beech, past St.
Paul's church, Whitehouse Plain is reached and next in
succession the Round Thicket, Almshouse Plain (a broad
~xpanse dotted with bushes), Blackbush Plain, Long Hilb
and a rushy space called "Ludgate Plain," through which
the Cuckoo brook trickles towards Connaught Water. 11
heart-shaped lake embosomed in wooded hills, with two
t~mall islets in .its midst ; north of it is a solitary full-
grown oak, named " Bedford's Oak," after Councillor John
T. Bedford, who was foremost among the members of the
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS,
Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.
-.Ernest Hawkins, postmaster. Deliveries commence
at 7 & 9 a.m. & 2 & 6 p.m. Box for London closes at
9.30 a.m. & 12.3Q, 3·45• 8 & IQ p.m.; on sunday,
delivery commences at 7 a.m.; dispatched at 8.3Q p.m
Town Sub-Post Office, Allnutt's Estate. Alfred John
Brown, sub-postmaster. Box cleared at 8 & IQ a.m.
& 7 p.m
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Meets on every fourth tuesday at Victoria buildings
Chairman, Ernest Harris.
Vice-Chairman, Alfred J. Cable.
Retire April, 1915.
Alfred J. Cable I Fred Whiffin
Ernest Harris I Hospital (Epping Upland), Trevor Fowler L.R.C.P. &;
Horace V. Chilton
Albert E. Piper
I
Retire April, 1916.
Harold Linton Lee Woore
Retire April, 1917.
Fr£>derick J ames Ea staff II Rev. Thomas Llo,·d
• Forrester, Thornwood, Epping
Martin Edmunds I
Officers.
Clerk & Solicitor, Geor!?;e John Creed, Hemnall street
• Treuurer, Robert Woodhouse, Chelmsford
Medical Officer of Health, Trevor Fowler L.R.C.P. & S.I.,
D.P.H. Northlands
Su:rveyo:r & Sanitary ImpE>ctor, Herbt. Webb, Hemnall st
Colleetor, Edward Allen. High street
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Corporation in endeavouring to secure the forest fo:r the
use and enjoyment of the public: on the south the
Ranger's Road, branching off from the new road, conducts
through Whitehall Plain to Chingford, north of which is
a tract of forest; called "Bury Wood" and "Hawk Wood,"
on the highest point of which rises an obelisk, standing
due north from Greenwich Observatory; behind these
woods is the Lea Valley and Ponder's End railway station,
and south of Buckhurst Hill is an isolated portion of the
forest called "Lord's Bushes-." The forest, being now
strictly guarded by the Corporation, shelters a large
variety of birds, including the jay, the kestrel and lihe
kingfisher : here also are to be found the only wild fallow·
deer now in this country, besides red-deer of the old
Epping breed, the old English roe-deer, re-introduced
in r884 by Mr. Buxton from the Vale of Blackmoor in
Dorsetshire, and the badger: it is, too, a favourite
hunting ground for entomologists, many insects of
extreme rarity being met with here and nearly. every
variety of English butterflies. The forest trees include
comparatively few varieties: the oaks are of the kind
botanically known as '·Querens sessiliflora " and have for
the most part been closely pollarded, but some fine
specimens have bE>en preserved, the largest of which
stands near Fairmead Lodge and has a trunk 22 feet in
circumference : near High Beech, in Monkwoods, and in
the Green Ride of Epping Thicks are noble groves of
beeches ; the hornbeam abounds and the birch, alder
and wild. cherry are also comm()n; of the flowering
plants many are peculiarly fine and some exceptionally
rare: a large variety {)f lichens and mosses are found,
fungi of all sorts and numerous kinds of ferns, the male
fern (Lastrea filix-mas) sometimes reaching a gigantic
height and the Royal fern (Osmunda regalis) flourishing
grandly in moist and peaty localities.
The Epping Hunt seems to have been a remnant of the
time when the citizens had their common huntsman, and
claimed the privilege granted by Edward IV. of hunting
in Waltham Forest, Henry Ill. having previously con-
firmed to the citizens of London, in 1226, free warren, or
li'berty to hunt, with a circuit, in the Forests of Stannay
(or Staines) and Hainault; this hunt was always held on
Easter Monday, when the Lord Mayor and Aldermen
attended. and is frequently noticed by poets as far back
as the middle of t-he 17th century; in 1853, the forest
about Buckhurst Hill, where the meet took place, having
been inclosed, the hunt was brought to .an end, although
an assembly of holiday folk is still .sometimes collected,
and a tame deer tortured for their amusement. Ernest
James Wythes esq. JP. of Copped Hall, is lord of the
manor of Epping and principal landowner. The soil is
various; subsoil, clay and sand. The area of the civil
parish and Urb3n District is 1,420 acres; rateable value,
£20,133; the population in 1901 was 3,789, and in 19II
(inclusive of 216 inmates and 19 officials in the Union
Workhouse) was 4,253.
The population of the ecclesiastical parish of St. John
the Baptist in 19II was 2,952, but was reduced to 2,5o8
upon the forming of All Saints, Epping Upland eccle-
siastical parish.
LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The Parishes in the District are the same as in the
Union, with the exception of Buckhurst Hill, Ching-
ford, Epping & Loughton. The area is 39,055 acres;
population in I9II, I3,959
Council meets at the Union, fri. fortnightly, at 12.15 p.m
Chairman, William Swaine Chisenhale-Marsh D.L., J.P.
Gaynes park, Theydon Garnon, Epping
Vice-Chairman, Thomas Keen
Officials.
Clerk, R. Elliott Trotter, High street, Epping
I st Assistant Clerk, John Coley Archer, Hemnall street,
Epping
Treasurer, Henry S. Tuke, Chelmsford
:\Iedical Officer of Health & Supt. of Infectious Diseases
S.Irel., D.P.H. High street, Epping
Suneyors of Buildings, No. I _district, Horace White,
High road, Lough ton; No. 2 district, Waiter Beard,
Bury road, Harlow
Surveyor of Hi::-hways, !.lphonso Frederick Augustus
Sanitary Inspector, Waiter Beard, Bury road, Harlow
.issistant Sanitary Inspector, B. G. Ellis, Ubbeston,
Epping
COUNTY MAGISTR.!.TES FOR EPPlNG PETTY
SESSIO~.AL DIVISION.
*Edwards Arthur Jani?n B.!.., D.L. Beech Hill park,
Waltham .Abbey (chauman)
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Ball Edward Ash, Egg hall, Epping
Bury Ralph Frederic D.L. St. Leonards, Nazemg,
Waltham Cross
*Bu:xton Gerald, Birch hall, Theydon Bois, Epping
*Bu:xton Sir Thomas Fowell hart. G.C.M.G.,. V.D.,
M.A., D.L. Warlies, Waltham Abbey
*Bu:xton Thomas Fowell Victor, Woodredon, Waltham
Abbey
Chapman Arthur, Abbey farm, Waltham Abbey
*Ohisenhale-Marsh William Swaine D.L. Gaynes park,
Theydon Garnon, Epping
*Colvin Col. .Richard Beale C.B., D.L. Monkhams, Wal-
tham Abbey
Dent Francis, Hat.fields, Loughton
Fortescue Waiter, Oakdene, Crescent road, Chingford
George Edward William, 4 High street, Chingford
Howard David Lloyd, Little Friday hill, Chingford
Leech Arthur William, Golding's Hill, Loughton
Lockwood CoL Rt. Hon. Amelius Richard Mark P.C.,
C.V.O., M.P. Bishop's hall, Lambourne, Romford
Nicholls William Wade, Hawthorn lodge, Epping
Oram Henry, Waltham Abbey
*Palmer Ralph Charlton, Hubbards, Nazeing
Patchett William K.C. Bury lodge, Epping
Pizey George Henry, Casa Mia, Chingford
Skinner Charles Weeding, Wansfell, Theydon Bois .
ti-Todhunter Joseph, Kingsmoor ho. Gt. Parndon,Harlow
Triggs Henry, Ilford
Trounce Thomas Plomer, The Bank, Walthalll Abbey
*Wailer William Chapman F.S . .A.. Ash Green, Loughton
*Wythes Ernest James, Copped hall, Epping
The justices marked * are also the commissioners
for taxes.
The Chairmen of the. Epping, Chingford, Loughton,
Buckhurst Hill & Waltham Cross Urban District
Councils are ex-officio magistrates
Clt-rk to the Magistrates, George John Creed, Hem-
nall street, Epping
Deputy Clerk, Herbert Bricknall Creed, solicitor,
Remnall street, Epping
Clerk to the Waltham Abbey Bench, Frederick C. E.
Jessopp, High Bridge street, Waltham Abbey
Petty Sessions are held at Epping police station every
friday at 10.15 a.m. & the County Court, Waltham
Abbey, every tuesday at 10.30 a.m. The places in the
division are :-Abridge, Buckhurst Hill, Chingford,
Chigwell, Epping, Epping Upland, Lambourne,
Loughton, Nazeing, North Weald Bassett, Theydon
Bois, Theydon Garnon, Theydon Mount, Waltham
Holy Cross
EPPING F'OREST.
Chief Ranger, F.M. H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught &
Strathearn K.G
Verderers, Edward North Buxton esq. Knighton, Buck-
burst Hill; G. Buxton esq. Birch hall, Theydon Bois;
W. Houghton esq. Pine lodge, Woodford Wells &
A. Savill esq. Ellerslie, Buckhurst Hill
Committee.--Chairman, Clareuce Hayden esq.; The
Verderers, T. H. Ellis esq. (deputy), H. E. Sparks
esq. H . .Bird esq. T. Robinson esq. W. Bull esq. J. H.
White ~sq. T. H. Deighton esq. W. P. Neale esq.
(deputy), W. Dennis esq. James Roll esq. (alderman)
&; Sir J. J. Baddeley kt. (alderman)
Superintendent of the Forest, F. F. McKenzie esq. The
Warren, Lough ton
Clerks to the Superintendent, A. H. Wright & A. H.
Hurrell
Keepers, J. Little, Epping Plain, Epping; W. Reed,
Theydon; Waiter Drayton, Copped Hall; J. Jackson,
Broadstrood ; Thomas Bracken, High Beech ; J. Deery,
Moukwood; B. Bynoth, Earl's Path; S. H. Butt, Fair-
mead; Burt TJ ler, Chingford; F. J ohnson, W oodford;
R. Furlong, Highams Park; W. Palmby, Waltham-
stow; A. White, Bushwood; B. Cawston, Wanstead
Flats; J. F. M. Brooke; G. Paveley & W. Feakes,
Wan stead Park
:Reeves.
Parish. Reeve_
Epping ........................................ . W. James Xuim
rfheydon Bois .................. · · · · ·· · ·· William Pearce
Wughton ................................. . John Munt
Waltham Holv Cross ................. . A. Potter
Chingford ................................. Wallace Bolton
Woodford ................................. Oilbert Sanderson
CbigwelJ .................. ~... ... . . . . . . .. G. Sa~~h
Walthamstow ........................... W. G. Brown
J..,eyton ............ ··~ ... . .. ... ... . . . .. . ... George Smith
Wan stead ................................. E. W. Raindle
Little Ilford .............................. James Quye
'\\-~est Ha1n .......... , .................. . Edward Furlong .
(K~.LLY'S
_ PUBLIC ESTABLISHMEXTS.
Fire Engine Station, Hemnall street, David Ponlton.
chief officer; J. Whiting, engineer
Police Station, High street, Ephraim Smith, snpt.; a
inspectors, 5 sergeants & 36 constables
Stamp Office, Ernest Hawkins, distributor
Victoria Hall, Victoria buildings, High street
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
4th Territorial Battalion Essex Regiment (part of G
Co.), St. John's rd. Capt. B. C. Wells; Color-Sergt .•
Instructor John Biswell, Chipping Ongar
EPPING UNION.
Board days, alternate fridays at the Union house, ' '
n.3o a.m.
The Union compris·es the following parishes :-Buckhurst
Hill, Chigwell, Chingford, Epping, Epping Upland.
Great Parndon, Harlow, Latton, Little Parndon, Lough-
ton, Magdalen Laver, Matching, Nazeing, Netteswell,.
North Weald Bassett, Roydon, Sheering, Theydon
Bois & Theydon Garnon. The .area of the union i&
48,u7 acres;. rateable value, Lady Day, 1914~
£244,413; the population in 19II was 36,715
Chairman, William Swaine Chisenhale-Marsh D.L., J.P
Gaynes park, Theydon Garnon, Epping
Vice-Chairman, F. T. Basham, Hubbards hall, Harlow
Clerk to the Guardians & .Assessment Committee,
First Assistant Clerk to the Guardians, John Coley
Archer, Hemnall street, Epping
Treasurer, Henry Samuel Tuke, Chelmsford
Relieving OfficerS> & Collectors to the Guardians, Chig-
well district, Samuel Joseph Wilks, Loughton; Har-
low district, Frederick William Gilbey, Potter street~
Harlow ; Epping district, Daniel Henry Pewsey, The-
Plain, Epping
Vaccination Officers, Frederick William Gilbey, Harlow;
Samuel Joseph Will;;:s, Loughton; Daniel Henry Pew-
sey, The Plain, Epping
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Buckhurst Hill
district, George Norman M.B., B.S.Durh. Erendon,.
Palmerston road, Buckhurst Hill; Chigwell district~
John Henry Pratt M.B., B.C.Oantab. Chigwell; Ching-
ford, Tom .St.anbury Brook L.R.C.P.Lond., :M.R.O.S.
Eng. Chingford; Epping, North Weald, Theydon Bois-
& Theydon Garnon districts, Trevor Fowler D.P.H.~
L.R.C.P.IreL Epping; Great & Little Parndon districts~
Wm. Frank Lydstone Day M.B., B.C.Camb. Roydon;.
Harlow & Sheering, Magdalen Laver, Matching & Lat-
ton districts, Thos. Montagu Day L.R.C.P.Lond. Har-
low; Nazeing district. William Frank Lydstone Day
M. B., B.C.Camb. Roydon; Lough ton distri~t, Arthnr
Butler Harris M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. Lought~n; Roydon
district, William Frank Lydstone Day M.B., B.O.
Camb. Roydon
The Workhouse, in Epping parish, is a building in th&
Elizabethan style, capable of holding 232 inm11tes;
Rev. John Jones, chaplain; Charles Ernest Denning
L.R.C.P.I. medical officer; A. A. W. Simmondsr
master ; Mrs. E. Simmonds, matron
A. new separate Infirmary has been erected in the-
Workhouse grounds
Cottage Homes to accommodate 40 children have been
erected at Coopersale, near Epping; the children are
educated at the Theydon Garnon Coopersale schools
EPPING REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Superintendent Registrar, R. Elliott Trotter, High st~
Epping; deputy, John Coley Archer, Hemnall street,.
Epping
Registrar of Marriages, Edward .Allen, High st. Epping;
deputy, Alfred Davis, High street, Epping
Registrars of Births & Deaths, Epping sub-district,.
Daniel Henry .Pewsey, The Plain, Epping; deputy,.
Edward Allen, High street, Epping; Chigwell sub-
district, Samuel J oseph Wilks, Chigwell; deputy, A.
W. Leech, Loughton ; Harlow sub-district, Frederick
William Gilbey, Potter street, Harlow; deputy, W-
H. SeeleY, Fore street, Harlow
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PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assistant Overseer, Edward .\Hen, High street
Certif~·ing Factory Surgeon, Charles Ernest Denning
L.R.C.P. & S.L High street
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for Epping Di-vi-
sion, George John Creed, Hemnall street; deputy,.
H!'rbert Brickn!'ll Crt-ei, Hemnall street
Clerk to the Epping Sub-Committee of Essex Local
Old ~<\ge Pensions Committee, George John Creed,.
Hemnall street
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Inspector of Weights & Measures, Inspector under the ~Ieetingsare held at 7• 8 & 9 Finsbury circus, London
Sale of Food & Drugs Act, ..lrthur Hol'l!nell, 153 High E C, on second tuesday in month at 2.30 p.m
:::treet, Brentwood Chainnan, Francis Dent J.P. Hatfield, Loughton
Inspector under the Explosives Act & under the Diseases Clerk, Herbert J. Goodwin, Education office, Loughton
of .Animals Acts for the Essex Police District, Ephraim School Medical Inspector, Marjorie Eva Middleton 1\I.B.~
Smith, Police station, High street, Epping B.S.Lond. Wilfrid Lawson hotel, Woodford Green
Surveyor of Main Roads & Bridges to the Essex County Attendance Officers, Northern division, W. Salmon~
Oouncil for Epping District, Henry William Farrow, Matching Tye. Harlow; Southern Division, W. Locke~
The Glen, Kendal avenue 7 Willow street, Chingford
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals
Acts" for Epping District, George Upton :M.R.C.V .S. PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
&nlah lodge, Lindsey street Boys & Girls (Non-Provided) & Infants (Pro\"ided)
PLACES OF WORSHIP, -with times of Sprvices. For Epping & Theydon Garnon, built, with teachers-"
residences, by Claremont Whiteman esq. a residen*
St. John the Bapt.ist Church, Rev. Robert Long ..!.llwork of Theydon Garnon, in 186o, for soo children; average
M ..A. vicar, rural dean & surrogate; Rev. Thomas attendancP, 180 boys & 175 girls; Albert Edward
Lionel Brooke B . .A. curate; 8 (H. C.) & I I a.m. & 3 & Piper, master; Miss Je!!sie E. Hall, mistress
6.30 p.m.; holy days, 8 a.m.; daily, 6 p.m.; thurs. Infants', built in 1903; accommodation, 250; average-
8 p.m attendance, 200; Miss Norah E. Carter, mistress
Society of Friends ; u a. m
Baptist; I I a. m. & 6.15 p.m.; Rev. John Lewis M ...!
Congregational, Rev. John Herbert Locke; n a.m. & Railway Station, Herbert Charles Saggers, station mastr
6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m Conveyances to meet principal trains from F. Flack,
Wesleyan Methodist (Wanstead & Woodford Circuit), Station road & Cock hotel, High street
Rev. Edgar A. Buchanan (supt.); II.IS a.m. & 6.30 G. E. Railway Goods Agents, E. W. Hayden & Sons, Sli_
p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m Helen's, Hemnall street & Railway station
Pl~·mouth Brethren; u a. m
Carriers to London. John Nicholls, from his house,.
ESSEX EDUCATION CO~I:MITTEE. High street, mon. wed. & fri. to ' Saracen"s Head,'
Epping Sub-District Committee. ::Ieneage street, Spitalfields, returning the following
The committee, consisting of 22 members, was formed days; Carter, Paterson & Co. Ltd. from High street,
•
In 1903 dailv• ; Sutton & Co. Station road
Eastaff Frederick James, Kensworth Nicholl Jn. The Hemnalls, Hemnall st
PRIVATE UESIDENTS. Edmunds Martin.Ackworth,Station rd Nicholls William Wade J.P. Hawthorn
.Achison Rev. George, Bury road Eng-lish Herbert Pemberton, Maycroft, lodge, High street
Allen Arthur Thomas, Forest lodge, Bury road Palmer Hy. Guy, Hillcrest, Church hl
The Plain Erskine W. Franci•!! M.A.,M.D.High st Patchett Wm. K.C., B.A., J.P. Bury
Allshom Alfred Samuel, Bank house, Farrow Henry W.The Glen,Kendal av lodge, Bury lane
High street Field By. Fras. Rose bank,Bower hill Pearson Misses, Westbury, Lindsey st:
Allwork Rev. Robert Long M.A. Fowler Trevor, High street Pelly Jn. Gurney Richd. Theydon pi
(vicar, rural dean & surrogate), Fowler Trevor Hayman, Hemnall st Penrose Donald Wm. Hy. 6 Nicholl r<l
Vicarage Frost James John, St. Margaret's, Pightling Geo. Hy. Burnham,High nJ
Amey Alfred, The Gables, The Plain Station road Pyne Waiter, Ferndale, Church hill
Archer John Coley, Hemnall street Fry Mrs. Somerfield ho. Kendal aven Rees Rev. Robert Montgomery M.A_
Austin Frank Holman,Church Hill cot Gingell :Mrs. White lodge,Hartland rd Latchmore, Hartland road
Badams William Herbert,Sunbank bo Green Rev. Edwin M.A. (vicar of All Richardson Arnold, Ravensworth,Ken--
Baddeley William Beresford, Lauries- Saints') dal avenue
ton, Station road Green Charles E. Theydon grove Rogers John F. Roseacre, Station road
Ball Edwd.Ash J.P.Egg hall,ThePlain Hart Francis George, Eas-thorpe, Sewell William Henry, Epping place-
Batehelor Peter, Balgownie, Station rd Station road Shearer Mrs. Hemnall street
Brawn John, Bower hill Hart Thos. Geo. Llanfoist, Kendal av Shields Ramsay, The Cottag:e,High st
Brooke Rev. Thomas Lionel B.A. Haslam Mrs. I Nicho.U road Smith W.Ward, Studley ho.Kendal av
(curate), White cottage, Lindsey st Hayden Edwin Llewellyn, Horndene, Soper Robert, Mavis bank, Kendal av
Brooke Geo. Ravensmere, Kendal av Hemnall street Stevens George Newlands, Wingfield,
Burton Mrs. The Crofts, St.John's rd Heron John, Winchelsea house Kendal avenue
Butcher Edmd.Marsden,3 Nicholls rd Hoare Christr. G. Oakwood,Church hl Sworder Alfred, Purlieu, Hemnall st
Butler Fdk.Wm.The J.ime!!,The Plain Horn Alexander, Ivylands, The Plain Sworder Charles Bennett, Bury road
CarpPnter Mrs. Heathwaite, Hartland Hornel' Mrs. Burleigh ho. Bell-commn Sworder Frank, 5 Nicholls road
road Howard Sidney, Oakleigh, High road Sworder Hugh P.S.I. Beaconhill
Cao:e Albert Havelock, Coniston, Sta- Hughes Edwin Reginald, The Oaks, Sworder Missru;, 2 Nioholl road
tion road Kendal avenue Tait Mrs. The Crows, High street
Church Mrs. Church hilJ Kemsley Henry Hugh, Garnons, Hart- Todd Jn.Sherwood,Norbury,Lindsey st
Clapham Percival Alfred, The Bower, land road Trenow Evelyn Henry Raynward,
Bower hill Kindell William James, Kingswear, Ivy lodge, The Plain
Coningham Geo. Langford, Kendal av Hartland road Trott-er Raymond Elliott, High street
Cooper Mrs. Ripponhurst,Hartland rd Knight Henry A. Hillcroft, High road Upton Geo. Beulab lodge, Lindsey si
Cottee Albt. Ernest,Highbury,High rd Le Mare Ewart R. Elmwood, Hart- Ware Jn. Wm. The Mount,Station rd'
Cottis Crispus, Squiers, High street land road Wederell Thomas Sidney, Redgrove-,
Cottis Orispus Joseph, High street Lloyd-Jones John Wilton, The Manse, Church hill
Oottis Reuben, St. John's road Lindsey street Whiffin Fred, Blenheim, Lindsey st
Cowee Thomas, 4 Nicholl road Locke Rev. John Herbert (Congrega- Willis .Arthur, PernsidP, Hartland rd'
Creed George John, Kendal lodge tional), The Mame, St. John"s road Windus Mrs. Ohurcb hill
Curnock Geo.Leslie,Burycroft,High rd MacBryde Wm.Orr,Corrie,Hartland rd Winter Mrs. Dane lodge, Church bill
CurnockMrs.Kendal croft,Hartland rd Mandeville Edwin, Frampton, Lind- Woodcock Herbt. Inchcape.Bower hiiT
Cutts Erne~St Alfd. Glen Lyn, High rd sey street W oore Harold Linton Lee, West bankp
Davis Alfred Brimley, Bower hill Martin Edward John Thorpe, High rd Station road
Denning Charles Ernest, High street Naldrett Edward James, Elmhurst, Worsley Herbert, Lyncely grange
Devin Paul, Highlands, The Plain Station road . Wright Wm.Hy.Epping viLChurch hl
COMMRHCLI.L. · Archer .Arthur Ambrose, china dealer, High street
Early closing day, Wednesday. Ar~her John Ooley, deputy superintendent registrar &.
Ainger Waiter, builder, The Plain assistant clerk to the guardians Epping union, k to-
Alien Edward, assistant Gverseer &: collector to 'Lrban EppinR" Rural Disbrict Council, Hemnall street
District Council, registrar of marriages & deputy 1 Austin Frank Holman, architect. Church hill
registrar of births & d-eaths Epping sub-district, & Austin Willie. Half Moon P.H. High street
district manager to the Bishop's .Stortford, Harlow & 1 Bailey Frederick William, harness maker, High strt>et
Epping Gas & Electricity Co. High street J Barclay & Company Limited (branch), bankers (Alfred
Allshorn Alfred Samuel, manager of Barclay &: Com- Samuel Allshorn. manager); High street; draw OD
pany's Bank, High street I head office, 54 Lombard street, London E C
Ambrose & Son, auctioneers, house & estate agents, ap- Barlow Frederick E. hair dresser, High street
praisers & valuers to all general trades, High street; 1 Barnard Robert, confectioner. High street
& at Loughton · Barnes Jamf's Thomas, fishmonger, :r St. John's road
Anglo-Americau Oil Co. Limited, Railway st-ation , Bass Charles, dairyman, Ivy chimneys
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Bee Sarah (Miss), dress maker, High street
Bell Alfred Ernest, dining rooms, High street
Bell Caroline (Mrs.), dress maker, Ivy chimneys
Bird Thomas J. E. draper, High street
Bishop's Stortford, Harlow & Epping Gas & Electricity
Co. (Edward Alien, collector), High street
Blakesley Alfred, refreshment rooms, High street
Blyth Frederick Wilham, watch maker, High street;
Bovingdon Thomas George, tailor, High street
Brewer Ada (Miss), conlectione·r, High street
Brown Alfd. Jn. shopkpr. & post office, Allnutt's estate
Bunyan Annie E. (Mrs.), dress maker, St. John's road
Cable W. &; Son, timber merchants, Bell villa, Bell com
Chase Alfred B. musical instrument dealer, High street
Chilton Horace Valentine, White Hart P.H. High street
Church Stephen John, pork butcher, High street
Clark Robert Goading, blacksmith, High street
Clark Thomas John, Duke of York P.H. High street
Condiet William 'rhomas, shopkeeper, Bell common
Cooke Stephen T. Old Thatched House hotel, High st
{Jordell J·ohn William, shopkeeper, Lindsey street
Cottee Herbert Mark & Son, cycle agents, High street
.Cottee Wilham Frederick, boot maker, High street
Cottis Williarn & Sons Limited, " .Archimedean
lawn mowers," agricultural implement makers &
agents, iron & brass founders, ironmongers, cycle
agents, & motor garage, & brick, tile & drain pipe
makers &c. T N 8 Epping
Es::-EX.
Gent Benjamin, refreshment ;rooms, High street
I Glasscock James, shopkeeper. The Plain
Goshawke Brothers, boot repairers, Station road
Goulding Frederick, boot maker, Bower hill
Gouldstone Abraham, boot maker, Chapel toad
Gouldstone Chas. Edwd. comcl. traveller, St. John'• rd
Grange Charles, White Swan P .H. High street
Green Frederick, artificial teeth. maker, High street
Greenfield Alice (Miss), dress maker, High .road
Grimshaw George J. jobmaster, High street
Grout Joseph, jobbing gardener, High road
Hadley Alfred, artificial teeth makei' (attends tues. &
fri.), High street
Hammond William Charles, fishmonger, High street
Hampton .Ada (Miss), dress maker, Lindsey street
Hands Arthur, photographer, Victoria bldg!t. High st
Harris Ernest, carriage builder, High street ·
Harris Frederick Graham, shopkeeper, High road
Hurt Thomas G. architect & surveyor, High street
HafF>all George, Black Lion P.H. High street
Hawthorn & Co. grocers, High street
Hayden E. W. & Sons, cartage agents to the Great
Eastern Railway Co. St. Helen's, Hemnall street
Herts & Essex Water Works CO. Limited (W. Jones,
Harlow, sec.; William Turner, local foreman),High st
Heyward Brothers, fruiterers, High street
Hills J oseph & Sons, grocers, High street
Hills William Percy, confectioner, High street •

Courtney Edwd. Jas. Challoner, photographer, High st
Cowlin Benj. & Sons, plumbers & painters, Church hill
Crane & Son, decorators, The Plain
Creed George John, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,
clerk to justices, clerk to the commissioners of taxes,
clerk to Epping Urban District Council & clerk to
the Epping Sub-Committee of Essex Local Old Age
Pensions Committee, Hemnall street
Creed Herbert Bricknell, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, & deputy clerk to justices, Hemnall street
Dace Charles, tobacconi&t, Station road
Dadd Alice (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, High street
Davis Alfred, deputy registrar of man-iages, High street
Dearlove Fr{'derick William, outfitter, High street
Denning Charles Ernest L.R.C.P. & S.Irel. physician k
surgeon, medical officer Union workhouse, & certifying
factory surgeon, High street
Dorling Robert, confectioner, High street
Drewett E. & R. (Misses), dress makers, High street
Dunn Hannah (Mrs.), corn dealer, High street
£dmunds Martin, monumental & general mason &
builders' merchant, Station road. T N 9 Epping
Ellis B. G. assistant sanitary inspector to the Rural
Distri·~t Council, Ubbeston
English Herbert, commercial traveller, Bury road
Epping Ohonll Socie"ty (Donald W. H. Penrose, con-
ductor), 6 Nicholl road
Epping Constitutional Association (John P. H. Soper,
hon. sec.), High street
Epping Cycling & Athletic Club (E. G. Saines, hon.
sec.), High street
Epping & Distll"ict Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd.
High street
Epping District Nursing Association · (.Mrs. C. B.
Sworder, hon. sec.), Bury road
Epping Literary & Mechanics' Institute (.A.lbert Edward
Piper, sec.; H. Sworder, treasurer), Hemnall strf'et
Epping, Ongar & Distriet 34Bth Starr-Bowkett Building
Society (T. J. Dean, sec)
Epping Plain Cricket Club (P. Cole, sec)
Epping Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Ltd. Bower hill
Epping Stationery Stores (Alfred Davis, m~-r.), High st
Epping Town Cricket Club (R. Shields, sec)
Erskine W. Francis M.A., M.D., B.Ch .• B.A.O., D.P.H.
Trin. Coli. Dub. physician & surgeon, High street
Esling & Son, grocers, Allnutt's estat&
Every Annie J ane (Mrs.),· refres·hment rooms, High st
Farrow Henry William, surveyor, & district inspector
of main roads to the Essex County Council (Epping
district), The Glen, Kendal avenue
Field James William, butcher. High street
Fit.ch Samuel, farmer, Stonards farm
Flack Fl"ederick, jobmaster. Station road
Flower Henry, Cock hotel, High street
Foster Harriett (Mr~. ); confectioner, High stref't
FQwler T:fevor L.R.C.P. & S. & L.M.Irel., D.P.H.Camb.
~urgeon, & medical officer of health for the Rural Di!'l·
trict &:; Urban District Councils, & medical officer &
public vaccina.tor to the Epping, North Weald, They-
. don Boi! &; Theydon Garnon districts, High ~trePt
Fowler Trevor Hayman M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond-
physician & sur2eon. Hemnall street
ll'uller George P. Bell P.H. Bell common
Furze Luke JfUTles, farmer, The Bury •
Hine Ern est, grocer, High street
Bolt Ralph J. artificial teeth ma. (fridays), High street
Hopfner Karl, upholsterer, High street
Hornsby Chas. Henry, Duke of Wellington P.H. High st
Hummerston & Hyde, carriage builders, High street
Hummerston Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocel", High street
Hummerston George. baker, High street
Hummerston Waiter J. pork butcher, High street
Hutley Barzilai, chimney sweeper, St. John'a road
Hutley Ettie (Miss), dress maker, St. John's road
Hyde David, jobbing gardener, The Plain
International Tea Co.'s Stores Ltd. grocers, High st
Josling Ernest Henry, insurance agent, Lindsey street
Judd Sarah (Mrs.), firewood dealer, Bell common
Juniper Emma Mary (Mrs.), stocking knitter, Higb s\
Kent H. &; Son, ironmongers, High street
King John William & Co. grocers, High street
Kirkby John, butcher, High street
Knight Henry .A. auctioneer &c. see Sworder (Hugh) &
Knight
Lawrence L. E. & E. (Misses), dining rooms, High st
Lawrence .Arthur, pork butcher, Ivy chimneys
Lawrence Norman Staines, baker, High street
Lomath Harry, butcher, High street
McMullen & Sons Limited, brewers, Lindsey streeb"
Martin Frederick C. White Lion P.H. High street;
Masonic Lodge (Boadicea, No. 3147) (F. G. Hart, sec)
Metal Nail Co. Railway Station yard
Mingay William. Globe P .H. Lindsey street
Morton Charles Fdk. assist. insurance supt. Chapel road
Mumford Marguerite (Miss), milliner, St. John's road
Newell Minnie R. (Miss), dress maker, St. John's road
Nicholls John, carrier, High stTeet
Nokes George, confectioner, High street
Nunn Kate (Mrs.), dairy, Mill house, Bell common
Nunn William James, blacksmith, High street
Oakley & Son, boot makers, High street '
Oddfellows' Society (W. A. Sullivan, sec.), High stree'
Odell Elsie (Miss), st«tioner, High street
Palmer Brothers, builders, High street
Parish Albert Charles, refreshment rooms, Sycamore
cottage, Bell common
Parlrer Thomas E. confectioner, High street
Parlour Charles, boot repairer, Bell common
Pearce William, boot repairer, 2 St. John's l'oad
Pegrum George, farmer, Lindsey st. & dairy, High 8\
Pewsey Daniel Henry, registrar of births & deaths
Epping sub-district & vaceination & relieving officer
to the guardians Epping union, The Plain
Pickmarl Arthur, scrap iron dealer, Hemnall street
Poulton David Charles, undertaker, High street
Powell Queenie (Miss), teacher of music, Chapel road
Premier Meat Co. Limited, butchers, High street •
Prentice Arthur John, bake:r, High street
Pretlove Charles, greengrocer, High street
Pryor Joseph, farmer, Bury lane
Pyne Walter, draper, High street '
Reeves William, insurance agent, Hemnall street'
Richardson Arnold. solicitor, High street "
Robbins .Alfred George, watch maker, Station road
Robinson Brothers, cabinet makers, 2 Hemnall teTra.ce
Roe Harry, saddler, High street ·-
Rose Thomas Edward. tailor, High street '
Savage A. Waiter, carpenter, High -street
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Savage Charles William, hair dresser, High street Thurlow F. & A. (Misses), fancy drapers, High street.
Sharp .Arthur4 hay dealer, The Acacias, Chapel road Trotter Ravmond
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Elliot-t, solicitor &l commissioner for
Shf'ridan William, chimney sweeper, The Plains oaths, clerk to the Rural District Council &;. supt.
Slater Ernest Henry, chemist, High street. registrar Epping Union, High street
Smith Ephraim, superintendent of police, inspector Upton George M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, & in- .
under the " Explosives Act " & under the " Diseases spector under the " Diseases of .Animals Acts " for
of ..\.nimals ..\.cts " for the Essex Police District, Police Epping district, Beulah lodge, Lindsey street
station, High stre~t Vi0toria Ball, Victoria buildings, High street
Spiegelhalter Ferdinand, Forest Gate inn, Bell Common Webb Herbert, sanitary inspector & surveyor iot Epp-
Stueader Fanny (.Mrs.), shopkeepeor, Ivy chimneys ing 'Urban District Council, Hemnall street
Stabbings Gains, George & Dragon P .B. High street W Pst Essex Gazette (John Henry Barlow.~. 'publisher), :t
Sworder Charles B. & Alfred, coal merchants, High Victoria buildings
street & Railway station Wheel .Ann Shakespeare (Mrs.), beer retlr. Ivy chimr..eys
Sworder (Bugh) & Knight, auctionePrs, estate agents, Whiffin James &; Sons, builders, High street
valuers & surveyors, High street Whiting J. & Son, plumbers, High street
Symes William, baker, High street Williams Thomao;, wine & spirit merchant, High street;
Symes William, farmer, Wintry farm Willingale Albert E. butcher, High street
Ta'Bois Frederick W., L.D.S.Eng. dental surgeon, Vic- Willis Willie James. farmer, Home farm
toria buildings, High street (fridays) Wood Philip & Sons, builders, The Plain
Tarry William H;enry, coal merchant, High street Wood Frederick, shopkeeper, Lindsey street
Ti?e C. Wilfred, solicitor, Victoria buildings, High st · W()od Richard Chapman, joiner, Bell common
Tee Thomas Joseph, solicitor & commissioner, Victoria \\right E. M. & K. A. (~Iisses ), ladies' school, Hemnall st
buildings. High street Wright S. E. &; L. (Misses), school, Prospect ho.High s~
Territorial Force Batilalion (4th) Essex Regiment (part Yates & Sons Limited, dyers & cleaners, High street
of G Co. Capt. Barrington 0. Wells; Color-Sergt.- Yates .Alfred, boot maker, High street
Instructor John Biswell), Drill hall, St. John's road
EPPING UPLAND, consisting of tlhe largest portion Council. The Epping Urban District Cemetery, in Bury
of the ancient parish of Epping, was constituted a lane, was formed in 19II ; the area t:is 6! acres and there
civil parish by the County of Essex (Epping &c.) Con- is a mortuary chapel; the total cost was [2,500. .
firmation Order r8g6, and by Local Government Board The Infections Diseases Hospital of the Epping Rnral
Order 34,234, .April, r8g6': it is about 2 miles north of District Council, situate within this parish, erected in
Epping Town, in the Western division of the county, 1882, at a cost of £g~6, for 16 patients, was enlarged
half hundred of Walthaml Epping petty sessional divi- in r8g2, at a cost of £2,ooo, and now has 24 beds.
sion and union, county conrt district of Waltha.m ..lbbey, Copt, or Copped Hall, 2 miles south-west, so called
rural deanery of Chigwell, archdeaconry of Essex and from A. S. "cop," the top of a hill, is a house by Wyatt,
diocese of Chelmsford. All Saints church was, until built about the middle of the 18th century, near the
188g, the parish church of Epping. In that year it was site of a residence formerly used by the Abbot of Wal-
constitnted a chapel of ease to Epping, but was formed tham as a hunting lodge, and stands on an eminence in
into an ecclesiastical parish from St. John the Baptist, a distrirt surrounded with fine woods ; the present
Epping, by Order in Council, gazetted June 25th, 1gr2, house, now the residence of Ernest James Wythes esq.
and made the parish church of the new parish of .All J .P. is a structure of white brick, with Portland stone
Saints, Epping Upland. The church is an aneient struc- facings, consisting of a pedimented centre with wings,
ture of brick and concrete in the Norman style, consist- and since its first erection has been much improved:
ing of chancel and nave, south porch and an embattled the estate, which has an area of about 4,00<J acreS',
westPrn towt.>r of brick, containing a clock and 6 bells: is partly in Waltham parish and partly in that of Epp-
it retains an anmbry and an ancient credence table, ing. Ernest Jame:J Wythes esq. J.P. is the principal
discovered during recent alterations: the ancient altar landowner. The soil is various; subsoil, clay and sand.
rails, disMvered in a barn, have been restored: there The area is 4,7~7 acres of land and 6 of water; rateable
are memorial tablets to the Conyers family of Copped value, £7,o68 ; ~he population in rgri: was 8o6 in the
Hall, and a large memorial brass, dated 1621, to civil parish and 444 in the ecclesiastical parish, which
Tlhomas Palmer, of Gilles, Epping: the stained west is situated in the civil parishes of Epping Upland and
window is a memorial to Dr. Forbes Winslow, who died Epping.
3 Match, 1874, and is buried in the churchyard: the Sexton, Alfred Fairchild, Thorn wood Common.
east window is also stained: a dwarf stone screen, from 0ounty Police Station, Ernest Wm. Wedlock,constable.
which tte pulpit is corbelled out, separat€s the nave from
the chancel: the Jacobean altar rails were found in a Post Office, Epping Green. :Miss Emma Fickling, sub-
barn in J9I3 and restored to the church: the church postmistr·ess. Letters through Epping; delivery corn-
was completely restored in 1878 at a. cost of {.3,ooo, and mences at 7.25 a.m. & 6.5 p.m.; sundays, 8.35 a.m.;
affords about 400 sittings. The register dates from the letter box cleared at 8. I5 a.m. &; 6.s p.m.; tlundays,
year 1539. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value 8.25 a.m. Nazeing, 2 miles distant, is the nearest
£ 173, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of money order office & Broadley Common, the nearest
Chelmsford and Mrs. Marter, of Waltons, Epping telegraph office
Upland, and held since 1 g 12 by the ReJv. Edwin Green 1 Wall Letter Boxes.~Near the church. clea~ed at 8.45
M ..A. of Durham University. There is a Congregational a.m. & 6.15 p.m.; sundays, 7·45 a.m.; Gnffins wood,
chapel. cleared at 7-45 & n.25 a.m. & 3 & 7 p,m..; sundays,
The )'lemorial Ball, erected by Miss Marter in .7·45 p.m
memory of her brothers, Lieut. M . .A. F. Marter and Pillar Letter Box, Jack's Batch, cleared at 5.30 p.m.;
Captain W. M. Marter, is used for concerts, entertain~ snndays, ro a.m
ments etc. Public Elementary School (mixed), Epping Green,
A Cemetery of xi acres was formed in 1909 at a cost built in 1862, for So children; average attendance,
of about [300, and is under the control of the Parish 52; Mrs. Garner, mistress
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cemetery (Epping Urban District), Grout. W.J. & &Ins, carmen, The Plain
Crveor John Woodville Forest side Bury lane KPmsley Hy. Bernard, fr11,1r. Takeleys
Dash"Wood Philip w. Griffins Wood Clark Will~am, f~rmer, ~ye hill . Lukies Frederick ~ichola.s .. farmer.
Gr~>en Rev. Edwin M.A. (vicar), Cook ~dwm .Artm, carrrage bmlder, ChamhPr's farm
Vicarage · I Eppmg Green :Mansfield Arthur. farmer
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Jones Rev. John (chaplain, Epping Cox Waiter, dairyman, Forest. side Mansfield Isabella (Mrs.), farmer,
union), Epping Green 'Cramphorn G_e?. C'~k & Magpie P.H Epping Green
Linskill .John, Epping Green Dashwood Ph1lip W. land agent to E. 'Ma;;sam Arthur. boot re-pairer
Marter :Mrs. Walton J. Wythes esq. Griffins Wood :Millard Edward H~>nry, wheelwright,
Page Percy Chas. Thorn wood Commn Dea~ W_illiam &: Charles, farmers, M~~p~!os~~:ll,frmr .Ladder Stile fm
Powell John D. Forest side Pmchhmb~r farm ,
Sewell .Arthur T. Currance,Thornwood D~>a~ Freder1ck, far~er! Hunters pall Nicholls John Egbert, assistant over-
Wray Lieut . ...Col. Cecil M.V.O..., The Epp~ng Rural . D1stnct InfectiOn~ seer & farmer
Woodhonse j Diseases Bospttal (Trevor Hayman Nicholls Thomas, frmr. Parvills farm
Wvthes Ernest Jas. J.P. Copped hall Fowler ~.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. Nunn Walter James. fa.rmer,~ew farm
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Loud. medtcal officer) Ormonrl James B. estate bailiff to E.
COMMERCIAL. Pickling Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, &: J. Wythes esq. J.P. Home fa.rm
Bullock Arthur, gardener to E. J., post office, Epping Green Pegrum Charles H. farmPr,Gills farm
Wythes esq Ford John, painter, Epping Green Pinch Pea.rse, farmer, Marles farm
Cemetery (Epping Uplllnd) Gregory Waiter J. farmer, High road • , • ,
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Quelch .Arthur George, gardener to Slater Edwin Hy.beer ret.Epping Grn Thompson .1dam,blcksmth.EppingGr3
Lieut.-Col. Cecil Wray M.V.O Smith George, farmer, Little Marles Trundle Fred, farmer, Rivetts farm
Rickett Elizh. (Mrs.),frmr.Hayleys fm Smith John, frmr. Gibbon's Bush fm Welll! Chas. frmr. Thorn-wood Comnm
FAIRSTED (or Fairstead) is an und::Jlating parish, (2) The Last Supper, (3) The Betrayal, (4) Our Lord
about 3 miles east of the road from Chelmsford to being crowned with thorns, (5) Incidents on the way
Braintree, 4 miles north-west from Witham station on to Calvary: the wall at the south-east corner is in-
the Great Eastern railway, 3 miles south-west from scribed with a "Bidding Prayer" for James I. : ther~
White Notley station on the Witham and ·Braintree are 120 sittings. The register dates from the year
branch, and 3 north-west from Hatfield Peverel station 1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly Talue [,325>
on the main line of the Great Eastern railway, 6 south including 84 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift
from Braintree, 9 north from Chelmsford, in the Eastern of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1909 by
division of the county, Witham hundred and petty the Rev. Thomas Sadgrove B.A. of Trinity Colle~.
sessional division, Braintree union and county CO'Urt Dublin. The rectors of this parish can be t:raeed t(}
district, rural deanery of Witham, archdeaconry of Col- the year 1390. The poor have the interest of £200,
chester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. bequeathed in the year I828 by Mr. James Carter, now
Mary and St. Peter is an ancient building of flint, in invested in the 2~ per Cents. in theo names of the
the Norman styl~>, consisting of chancel, nave, north Charity Trustees, and producing £5 for coals or
porch and a western tower with lofty shingled spire, blankets, distributed in Christmas week. Warley Hall,
containing 4 bells, one of which is of pre-Reformation now a farm house, was formerly moated, and according'
date : the spire 'us reshingled and repaired in 19I3, to tradition had an attached chapel, called " Lady Wyde-
at a cost of {,235: on the chancel wall is a monu- lin's Chapel." The principal landowners are the Rt.
mental slab to Joshua Blowers, rector of this church Hon. Lord Rayleigh P.C., O.M., P.R.S. who is lord
in I656, and Elizabeth, his second wife: the chancel, of the manor, John Lord esq. and Philip Hutley esq.
which is entered from the nave by a fine brick of Witham. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel.
arch of early date, retains piscina and sedilia; The chief crops are wheat, barley, turnips, peas and
and there is a very ancient oaken chest, about 9 beans. The area is 1,g63 acres; assessable value, £925-;
feet long and 2 feet wide, cut out of solid timber and the population in I9II was 242.
bound with iron; the oak benches of the nave, carved Fuller Street is a hamlet, I~ miles west of the church-
with the linen pattern, are of the I6th century: there Ranks Green is :z miles north.
are traces of a rood loft:. the chancel was restored in Letters through Witham arrive at 9 a.m. & 12.15 p.m.
t881: in I888 a pulpit of carved oak was erected as a Wall Letter Box, near the Rectory, cleared at 12.15 &
memorial to the Rev. Richar·d Marsh White, a former 6.30 p.m.; sundays at 1o.:zo a.m. & Fuller street.
rector: in r8go the nave and tower were completely cleared at 8 a.m. week days & sun days. The nearest
restored, the western gallery removed and the tower money order & telegraph office is at Terling, x! mile&
arch opened; during the restoration various mural distant
paintings were discovered, including, over the chancel Church of England School (mixed), for 6o children;
arch (I) Our Lord's Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, average attendance, 32; Mrs. E. E. Bright, mistre!IS

COMMERCIAl.. I Stokes George H. beer retailer

F.AIRSTED. Cross Benjamin, farm bailiff to Lord Wren Fredk. Wm. farmer, Newne~·s
Lord John, Ashwells farm Rayleigh J .P. TrQys farm
Sadgrove Rev. Thomas B.A. (rector), French Clement, farm bailiff to Lord RANKS GREEN.
Rectory Rayleigh J.P. Fairstead Hall farm Clark Chas. stockman to P .Hutley e~q
Turnbull Mrs. The Hall J 1:1nnings Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper Ketley George, farmer
Smith Jsph. Geo. frmr.Fairsted lodge Tansley Ephraim, beer retailer
NORTH FAMBRIDGE is a very secluded parish dates from 1590; burials, I556 and marriages, 15g-S.
of scatter~>d houses, on the north bank of the river The living is a rectory, net yearly value £170, with
Crouch, over which is a ferry from this village to 26 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the
South Fambridge, with a station on the Southminster Lord Chancellor, and held 11ince 19II by the Rev. John
branch of the Great Eastern railway, 7 miles south from Lenthal Davids. The trustees of the late Mr. R.
Maldon by road and about 13 south-east from Chelms- Stevens, of Purleigh Hall, are lords of the manor. The
ford, in the South Eastern division of the county, Dengie soil is a strong clay; subsoil, the same. The chief crops
hundred and petty sessional division, Maldon union and are wheat, beans and mangold wurtzel. The area is
county court district, and in the rural deanery of 1,249 acres, of which a large portion is marsh, 49 of
Dengie, archd~aconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. tidal water and 5I of foreshore; rateable value, [,1,231;
The church of the Holy Trinity is an ancient building the population in 19II was I44·
of red brick, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of Letters through Maldon arrive at 8.30 a.m. Stow Maries
nave, west porch and a small wooden belfry at the west is the nearest money order & telegraph office. Wall
end, containing one bell; over the communion table LetteT Boxes: The Hall, cleared 5 p.m.; sundays,
is an oil painting representing the Lord"s Snpper and IO. IS a.m.; Railway station, 5.Io p.m.; sundays, 10.25
the church has an aneient octagonal font; near the a. m. Pillar Letter Box, The Rectory, cleared at 5.zo
communion table is a brass with effigies to William p.m.; sundays, 8.30 a.m
Osborne, ob. I590, Anne (Walker), his wife, ob. 1607, Council School (mixed), built in I875o & enlarged in
and I6 children: the whole church was restored and a 1907• for 42 children; average attendance, 30; Mrs.
vestry added at the west end, in 1890, at a cost of Annie Hitchcox, mistress
[,2oo, and affords 64 sittings. The register of baptisms Railway Station, Abram Double, station master
ILightfoot Col. David Fambridge Yacht Club (Ronald :M_
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
' ~larvel John, Hall wood
1 I Harris, hon. sec)
Barrett Henry J. The Hall Patterson J. Wylie, Summer home Flick Ernest J. yacht outfitter & ship-
Berridge Charles Searle Daniel Waiter, Riverdale chandler
Billson Waiter, Erin cottage Friedlein Fredk. farmer, Whitehome
Chapman Bert Geard Grace (Mrs.), apartmentsp
COllllERCIAL.
Clements George Bnde Haven
Davids Rev. John Lenthal (rector) Armour Robt. jun. frmr.Rookery frm Jeffery Charles, shopkeeper
Flick Ernest Jack, Riwr cottage Ohapman James, fanner, Grooms frm IKent Brothers, farmers
G-reenwell Allan Chaproniere Henry, farmer, Skinners Os borne Geo. Barnard, Ferry Boat inD
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Harris Ronald ~I. Ru:dey cottage \ Wick Powney Job, cowkeeper

SOUTH FAMBRIDGE is a par.ish on the south The register of baptisms dates from I765; burials, I775;
bank of the river Crouch, 3 miles north from Rochford marriages, 1754. The living is a rectory, ~nnexed to
station on the Southend branch of the Great Eastern Ashingdon, joint net yearly value £480, with I25 acres
railway, 8~ south from Maldon and 7l north from South- of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Bryers, cf
end, in the South Eastern division of the county, Rocbford Launceston, Tasmania, and held since I9I2 by the Rev.
hundred, petty sess:onal division and union, Southend John Shaw Bryers M.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
county court district, Canewdon and Southend rural 1 bridge, who resides at .Ashington. J. H. Tritton esq.
deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. of Lyons Hall, Great Leighs, Chelmsford, is the princi-
The river is here crossed by ferry boats. The church of pal landowner. The soil is a strong clay; subsoil, clay.
All Saints, erected in 1846, is a small edifice of white brick The chief crops are wheat, .beans &:ic. The area is I,I89
in the Early English style, built in place of an earlier 1 acres of land, 3 of inland and 72 of tidal water and 3S
.:hurch, and consisting simply of nave and a western of fore-shore; rateable Talue, [,I,296; the population i!l
tower of wood containing one bell: there are 6o sittings. 19n was 247·
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Letters throu!!'h Rochford arrive at 7.40 a.m. &:; 3·35 Hockley, 31 miles distant, is the nearest money order
p.m. Letter Box, opposite the Anchor hotel, cleared &:; telegraph office
9-IS a.m. & 5.30 p.m.; no collection on sundays. The children of this parish attend the school at .Ashingdon
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ward Yrs. Maria M. New hall Macdonald Robert, farmer, The Hall
Catton .!rthur, The Bungalow I COMliiERCIAL. McLean Rowland, farm bailiff, Beck-
Cook Frederick, Rect-ory house Balls Harry, Anchor hotel ney Wood house
Nathan William, Hill house Thompson Edward, farmer, Brick h()
Neal John, Dursley Beckney lodge
l!'ABNHAM (or Fernham) is a village and parish on concerts &c.; the trustees are the rector and Messrs.
the borders of Hertfordshire, 3- miles west from Stansted R. C. Gosling anCI W. Stacey. There is a mission hall
station on the main line of the Great Eastern railway, at Chatter End. Hassobury is the seat of Robert Cun-
and 3 north from Bishop's Stortford, in the Northern liffe Gosling esq. D.L., J.P. lord of the manor and prip.-
division of the county, Clavering hundred, Bishop's cipal landowner. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
Stortford union and county court district, Walden petty oats, clover, beans. peas and roots. The area is 2,021
sessional division, Newport and Stanstoo rural deanery, acr~s; rateable value, £2,444; the population in 19n
Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The was 39I.
church of St. Mary, standing on the side of a hill at
some distance from any house, was rebuilt in the year HAZEL END is a hamlet of Farnham, I mile south-
1859 at a cost of upwards of £s,ooo, defrayed by the east ; Earlsbury is half a mile south ; Level's Green,
late Robert Gosling esq. and by the late Rev. W. J. half a mile south-west; Farnham Green, I! miles
Copeland B.D. rector, 1849-85: it is a structure of north-west.
flint with stone dressings, in the Early Decorated style, Verger and Sexton, William Dellow.
and consists of chancel, nave, north aisle with chapel, '
south porch and an embattled western tower containing Post Office. Miss Fanny Brown, sub-postmistress. L&t-
6 bells: there is a memorial window at the east end to ters through Bishop's Stortford arrive at 8 &:; n.xo
the late Robert Gosling esq. d. I86g, and other11 to Miss a.m. ; dispatched at 8.50 a.m. &:; 6.35 p.m. ; sundays,
C. Edith Gosling, and Robert Gosling esq. d. x8g5, and arrive at 8 a.m. & dispatched at 9 a.m. Manuden is
to Capt. G. B. Gosling, of the Rifle Brigade, who died the nearest money order &:; telegraph office
of fever in South Africa in 19o6 : a new organ was Pillar Letter Boxes. Hazel End, cleared at 6.40 a.m. &:;
erected in Sept. I8go, at a cost of £26o, as a memorial 7 p.m. week days; 6.40 a. m. sundays; Chatter Eml,
to Miss Edith Gosling: the interior is fitted with open cleared 6. rs p.m. week days only
<>ak benches and affords 320 sittings. The register Church of England School (mixed), built, with resi-
dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net dence for master attached, in r855, & enlarged in 1892,
yearly value £383, with 3 acres of land and residence, for 1 ro children ; average attendance, 61 ; &:; endowed
in the gift of Robert Cunlifie Gosling esq. D.L., J.P. with the yearly interest from a bequest ot £I,500 from
and held since x885 by the Rev. John Gullett Geare William E. Gosling esq. &:; £soo from R. Gosling esq.
M . .A. of Exeter College, Oxford, and rural dean of New- left in Consols, now administered under a scheme bv •
port and Stansted. The Parish Room, built to com- the Board of Education; Robert J. Mallam, master;
memorate the coronation of His late Majesty King :Mrs. A. J. Mallam, mistress; Miss F. Bright, assist-
Edward VII. at a cost of about £soo, is used for ant mistress
Geare Rev. John Gullett M.A. (rector1Jasper Hedley Lewis, frmr.Thrifts fm Prewer Waiter, farm bailiff to R. C.
&:; rural dean), The Rectory Marshall Daniel, head gamekeeper to Gosling esq. Hazel End
Gosling Rohert Cunliffe D.L., J.P. R. C. Gosling esq Riches Eliza (Mrs.), farmer, Saven
Hassobury ParkPr Mary Ann (Mrs.), Globe P.H End farm
Petchey Alfred, head gardener to R. Riches Robert, steward to R. C. Gos-
COlUIERCI.AL. C. Gosling esq ling esq. Estate office, Hazel End
Bradley William, shopkeeper Pethybridge Charles L. farmer, 1 Rowe Jsph.Hunter, frmr.Walkers frm
Gillman Robert, farm bailiff to R. C. Farnham hall j Stacey Frank, farmer, Wickbam hall
Gosling esq. Home farm Pomphret William, hay & straw Stacey William, engineer, Hill farm
Ives Samuel. Thr~>e Horse Shoes P.H dealer, Hazel End
FAULXBOUBNE is a parish and scattered village, on a house at Kelvedon and left by the Rev. J. Harrison;
pltmsantly situated on the road from Witbam to Brain- both are distributed in bread and money at Christmas
tree, ll miles north-west from Witham station on the and Easter. Faulkbourne Hall, the seat of Christopher
Great Eastern main line, and 5~ south-east from Brain- William Parker esq. D.L., J.P. lord of the manor and
tree, in the Eastern division of the county, Witham sole landowner, is a stately pile of red brick, originally
-hundred and petty sessional division, Braintree union built in I440, but now exhibiting architectural features
anJ county court district, rural deanery of Witbam, of various periods, and standing in a park of roo acres,
archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. :m slightly undulating ground, well studded with lofty
The church of St. Germanus, standing within the park, elms and chestnut trees; the square tower, which dates
is a small building of stone and rubble in the Norman from the reign of Henry VI. is the most ancient and
"!'ot~le, con~isting of chancel, nave, south porch and a interesting part of the house. The land is principally
~estern belfry with wooden spire containing 2 bells : arable and grass; subsoil, clay and gravel. Tha chief
"1 the chancel are inscriptions on brass to Henry crops are wheat, barley, turnips and beans. The area
'FOI'tescue e~q. ob. 1576, and Mary Darell, ob. 1598; on is I,145 acres of land and 6 of water; rateable value,
·the north side is a rnU!'al tablet to Sir Edward Bullock, £I,350; the population in Igii was 176 .
.,-ho was knighted at Richmond sth July, I609, and died Deputy Parish Clerk, James Cheek.
1.n I644; on the south side is a costly memorial of white Post Office. Frederick Ottley, sub-postmaster. Letters
marble, with life-sized female figure bearing a scroll, through Witham arrive at 6.30 a.m. &:; I.4o (callers
i~scribed to John Bullock esq. d. 1740, and a third to only) & 7.30 p.m.; dispatched at 7.20 a.m. & 1.40 &:;
'Or. Richard Bullock, d. Nov. r6th, 1754, and his widow, 8.15 p.m. Witham is the nearest telegraph office, 3
Whalley Bullock, d. July 1oth, 1767; there is also some miles distant, &:; White Notley the nearest money
~aiued glass : the church affords ISO sittings. The order office
register of baptisms and burials dates ftoom 1574, and of Wall Letter Box, Falkbourne hall, clearPd at 7.25 a.m.
marriages from 1576. The living is a rectory, net yearly &:; 1.40 &:; 8.20 p.m.; sundays, 9 p.m
value £I77, with residence and 28 acres of glebe, in the Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1855. for 30
gift of Christopher W. Parker esq. D.L., J.P. and held children; average attendance, 19; Mrs. A. M. Beard-
since 18.98 by the Rev. Frederick Harris Valpy M ..A. well, mistress
of Magdalen College, Oxford. There are two charities, This school is under the control of the E<lsex Education
'~'ne of £6 yearly arising from £2oo left in I78o by Braintree District Sub-CommittPe, John Gleave,
Captain illutchinson, and one of £1 arising from charges County High school, Braintree, clerk
ParkP-r Cbristopher William M ..A., Brice Robt . .Alfd. frmr. Colemans frm OttlPv FreclNick, baker, Post office
D.L,. J.P. Faulkbourne hall Fail"head Ernest, farmer, Hole- farm Speakman Thnmns, farmer, Hill fa..,rmrn
Vat-pyRev. Fred.k. Harris M.A.Rectory Ledger Horace, fat'mer, The Warren Strutt & ParkPr, farmers, Home &
COMMERCIAL. Stud farm Oal;: farms
Barson Charles &:; William, farmers
.FEERING is a parish and widely scattered village, from Coggeshall and Q south-west from Colchester. in the
pleasantly seated in the vale of the river Blackwater, a Ea!:tern division of the county, Le:xden hundred, Witham
mile and a quarter north-east from tbe Kelvedon station pPtty sessional division, Braintree union, Colchester,
of the Great Ealltern (Colchester) railway, 2 miles south Clacton and Hnr\\ich joint counh court district, ·
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Cogg3shall and 'rey rural deanery, archdeaconry Qf Prested Hall, now -the property and ocCasional residence
Colcheste-r: and ChPlmsford diocese. Feering is supplied of Nathaniel N. Sherwood esq. was formerly &< moated
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with water from works at. Coggeshall. The church of mansion, and remains of the moat still exist. The
All Saints is an ancient building of rubble and brick, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who are lords of the
in the Decorated, Perpendicular and Tudor styles, con- manor, Thomas P. Price esq. of Marks Hall, N. N.
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle of four bays, south Sherwood esq. Cecil Skingley esq. the Misses Skingley
porch and an embatth•d western tower partially covered and John William Moss esq. are the principallandowners.
witli ivy, and containing 8 bells : the east window and The land is chiefly light, arable and undulating; sub-
others in the chancel are stained : there is a carved font soil, gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
and an elaborately carved oak pulpit: the chief feature seeds. The area is 3,193 acres of land and 11 of water~
is the beautiful old brickwork por.ch and part of the rateable value, £7,186; the population in 19n was 830;
wall on either sidP, built in the time of Henrv• VII. : the population of the ecclesiastical parish was 768,
three windows have brick mullions, and in one of these chiefly dPpending on agriculture. •
is a Tudor ro~e : an old coffin lid of stone, discovered SURREX, a hamlet in this parish, was annexed in
some years since in the north aisle, is now placed 1854 by Order in Council to Little Tey for ecclesiasticaJ
between the piers on that side of the church: the~ is purposes only; the population in 19II was 78.
also an interesting mural brass, erected in 1623 by
Robert A,·lett in memorv of his wife: the church affords GORE PIT adjoins tlie to\\nship of Kelvedon.
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300 sittings. The register dates from the year 1563. Parish Clerk, William Henry Crang Lewis.
The living is ~ vicarage, net yearly value £237, with 9 Post Office.--Uriah George Fisher, sub-postmaster.,
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop Letters through Kelvedon arrive at 7·5 a.m. & 6.xo
of Chelmsford, and held since 1909 by the Rev. Arthur p.m. week days; dispatched at 7.40 p.m. week days &
Francis Curtis :M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge, 11.40 a.m. sundays. Kelvedon, 1 mile distant, is the
and rural dean of Coggeshall and Tey. The "John nearest money order &; telegraph office
Moss Memorial Hall," opened in 1907, is used for Pillar Letter Box, Gore Pit, cleared at g. 10 & n.2o a.m.
religious.. services &c. The charities amount to 21s. & 3-35 & 8.35 p.m. week days; sundays, 8.35 p.m
yearly, for widow communicants. Feering Bury :Manor Pillar Box, Surrex, cleared at 7·45 a.m. &; 7 p.m.; son-
House; the residence of P. C. Reid esq. J.P. anciently days, n a.m
belong-ed to the abbey of Westminster, and after the Church of England School, built in 1846 & enlarged in
Dissolution to the See of London, during which time 1909, is an Elizabethan building of red brick, partially
Bishop Bonner occasionally resided here ; Nicholas endowed by the Rev. Robert Drummond, vicar from
Ridley, Bishop of London and martyr, also resided 1829; there is room for about 120 scholars; average
here : the arms of Heygate and a badge of Queen attendance, 8o ; William Henry Crang Lewis, master
Elizabeth exist in a window of the house. An ancient Local Education Authority, Essex County Council,
half-timbered chapf'l here is now used as a stable. Braintree Sub-District; Olerk, John Gleave, County
Near the Manor House is an ancient water mill. school, Braintree
PUIV.-\TE TIEl"lDI<:!'T~.
COMMERCIAL.
Harrington William, farm bailiff to
Brown Frank E. LPnnox, The Gal::les, P. C. Reid esq. J.P. Feering Bury
Feering Hill Bacon Herbert Edward, butcher, Hum William, seed grower, Gore pit
Carter Herbert, GorP house, Gore Fit Feering Hill Hutley William, blacksmith
Church Albert Arthur, The Hollies, Bacon Hezekiah,jobmastr.Feering Hill Lewis William Henry C. assistant
Feering Hill Bareham Jsph. wheelwright, Gore Pit overseer & parish clerk
Curtis Rev. Arthur Francis M.A. Blyth .Alec, farmer, Palmers farm Marshall Samuel, Bell inn
(vicar & rural dPan), Vicarage (letters through Coggeshall) Mo!'s J ohu &; Son, sped farml'rs,
Deal Bertrand W. RE>dlands Brown Frank E. Lennox, manure Church farm
Deal Mrs. Brooklands, Feering Hill merchant &; agent for Freeland & Osborn Fred, builder, Feering Hill
Harvey Mrs. Rye hou<:e Smiths Limited, manure manufac- Partridge Albert &; Sons, threshing
Holland John Scott-, Ryelands turer~; bone & hair greaves, bone machine proprietors, Surrex
Hunt Ml"S. The Warrens meals, fishery \Salt &c. The Gables, Partridge Albert, beer retailr. Surrex
McCracken Donald E. Feering house, Feering Hill Prail J ames F. & Son, farmers,Herons
Feering Hill Catt Samuel H. steward to J. Moss & farm (letters through Coggesball)
Newby Arthur Edward, Hillegom, Son. Church farm Rayment .A.rth. Sun inn, Fearing Hill
Fearing Hill Church Arthur, seed grower, Weavers Reddick Chas. gardener to Nathaniel
Newby Thomas .Arthur,Feering lodge, farm N. Sherwood esq.Prested Hall Jodg9
London road j Church J oseph, seed grower Reid Percy Charles J.P. farmer, Fee r-
Nichols Francis H. R. Alverstone ho . Cooper Brothers, millers (water), ing Bury Manor house
Orst J oseph John, Rye mills I Feering mill Rifle Club (Herbert Carter, hon.sec.),
Osborn Fred, The Gables.Feering Hill Deal_ Bertrand W., F.R.H.S. seed Gore house, Gore Pit
Playfair George W. F. St. Andrews, g-rower & mercllant, Brooklands. Warren George, dairyman, Surrex
Feering Hill Telegrams. " Deal, Kelvedon;" Tel. Warren Rowland Morris, jun. farmer.-
Polley Mrs. Lulworth, Feering Hill ~o. 11 Kelvedon Houchins farm, Surrex
Reid Percy Charles J.P. Feering Bury Fairs Geo.Edwd. frmr.Cockerell'.s frm Watson George, farmer, Maltbeggars
Manor hou!'e Fisher Uriah Geo. grocer, Post office farm (letters through Coggeshall)
Sherwood ~athaniel B. Prested hall Ham Alfred, birch broom ma. Surrex Willslier Ohas. beer retailer, Gore Pit
FELSTEAD (Felsted, or Felstead Holy Cross) is a Cary kt. of Cockington, Devon, and 2ndly of Sir Arthnr
parish with a station I mile north-west from the village Lake kt. ; also Lady Rachel Montagu, daughter of the
on the Bishop'~; Stortford, Dunmow and Braintree branch Earl of Manchester, ob. 1704; Robert, son of Oliver and
df the Great Eastern railwav, •
xo miles north from Elizabeth Cromwell, ob. 1639; Thomas Woodroffe, rector
Chelmsford, 4 south-east from Dunmow and 6 west- of Felstead, ob. 13 Oct. 1712, and Dionysius Palmer,
south-west from Braintree, and comprehends the south- gent. ob. I Aug. 1630: the church has been restored at
western corner of Hinckford hundred, in the Eastern a cost of onpwards of [3,500. The register dates from
division of the county, petty sessional division of Hinck- the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
ford South (Brail'itree bench), Dunmow union and county [385, with residence, in the gift of Miss Smith, and
court district, rural deanery of Braintreoe, archdeaconry held since I9II by the Rev. Edward John Doherty M·.A..
of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of of St. John's College, Cambridge. There is a Congre-
the Holy Cross is a building of stone, consisting of gational chapel, with spacious rooms for Sunday school~r
chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays, aisles, south and a minister's house adjoining. The general charitie~r
chapel, south porch and an embattled Wl'stern tower amount to about f;6o yearly, chiefly left in 1564 by
with a lantern, containing ~ clock and 5 bell:;:: the Lord Rich, whose bequest of £35 yearly is distributed
chapel, erected by Robert, 2nd Lord Rich, is the among- the poor: there are also almshouses for 6 poor
burial place of that family, and contains a superb people on the same foundation as the school, each
monument to Richard, 1st Baron Rich of Leeze, and imnatP. receiving- £so yearlv. Earl Oowley is lord of
Lord High Chancellor in the reign of Edward VI. who the manor. The principal landowners are William
died in 1568 ; the monument, constructed of various Dannatt, of Great Waltham, Guy's Hospital, Philip
marbles, is about 13 feet in height, and includes Hutlev esq. and Alfred Ernest Scrivener esq. The soil
R recumbent effigy of the Chancellor, robed, under a is mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops
canopy, highly decorated and supported by Corinthian are wheat. barley, turnips, beans, oats and mangolds.
pillars : here were also interred Thomas. ~;on of Sir The area is 6,414 acres of land and 12 of water; rate-
Robert Rich, ob. 1564; Richard, son of Sir Robert Rich, able value, £9.760; the population in 19n was x,g6g,
1580; Robert (Rich), 1st Earl of Warwick, ob. 1618; including 197 in Felstead School.
as well as Lettice his daughter, wife, xst of Sir George Parish Clerk, Reginald Carl Rolcke.
 DIRKCTORY.] ESSEX. FEL~TEAD. 223
BANNISTER GREEN is one mile and a half east. two of £2o awarded annually in July; one leaving
Post,. M. 0 . T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.- scholarship of £6o & one of £so annually, tenable ai.
Miss Rosa Lock, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from eitherr of the Universities of Oxford or Cambridge, at
Chelmsford & are delivered• at 7 a.m. 12 noon & 3 the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, the Roya1
p.m. First dispatch to London, 10.20 a.m.; second, Military College, Sandhurst, or at the London Uni-...
3.20 p.m.; third, to Chelmsford & all parts, 7·5 p.m versity, for three years, or such portion of three years
Post Office, HaTtford End.-George Root, sub-post- as corresponds with the usual course of the said col..
master. Letters through Chelmsford arrive 4.30 lege. Boys who have been educated for three years at
a.m.; dispatched at 7 p.m. The nearest money this school areo qualified to compete for the "Essex
order & telegraph office is at Felstead, 2 miles distant Scholarships" at Hertford College, Oxford, of the
Wall Letter Box at Bannister Green cleared at 8.15 a.m. value of £xoo a year for five years: for these there is
& 6 p.m. week days & sundays g.15 a.m no limit of age. The num her of boys in the school is
Wall Letter Box, North End, cleared at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. now (HJI.f) 263: in this school the Lord Protector-
week days & on sundays at to p.m Richard Cromwell & Oliver & Henry Cromwell, sons
Wall Letter lsox, Felstead Station, cleared 2.30 & 3.30 of the Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell, were educated,
p.m as also Dr. Isaac Barrow, the distinguished scholar, &
Wall Letter Box, Willows farm, cleared at 7 a.m. & Dr. John Wallis, the mathematician
5.40 p.m. ; sundays, 8 a.m Head Master, Rev. Frank Stephenson M.A. of Christ's
LtYtter Box, Causeway End, cleared at 6. IS a. m, & 6.35 College, Cambridge; Assistant Masters, G. H.
p.m.; sundays, 7.15 a.m Williams M.A., F. B. Rogers M.A. Rev. F. D. Wind-
Letter Box, Brook farm, cleared at 6.20 a.m. & 6.30 sor M.A., G. J. Hornsby-Wright M.A., E. B. Trow
p.m.; sundays, 7.20 a.m M.A., B.C.L. (bursar), J. E. Montgomery M ..A.., 0.
H. Burne M.A.., C. B. Jovner•
M.A.., J. H. Owen 'M.A.,
R. P. :Medley M.A., Rev. E. I. Robson M.A., W. K.
FELSTED SCHOOL. Armitstead M.A.., C. Chittock M.A., H. Leonard
Felsted School was founded in the year 1564 by Richard Watts B.A. Rev. E. M. Venables M.A. & S. Bender·
Lord Rich, who at the same time founded almshouses, son B.A
to be under the same management ; the present yearly Junior House, House Master, F. Jacob M.A.; Assistant
income of these charities is about £r,soo: in 1B3s the Masters, F. G. Turner B. A. Thomas Cooper B. A. &
charity was placed in Chancery, & a scheme for its Walter A. Tomlinson B.A
management being settled by the Court in 1851, it was Medical Officer~;~, Montague Tench :M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S.
then entrusted to the control of a board of trustees; Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & J. Tremlett Wills M.B
but in 1877 its administration was committed to a Engineering Master, D. H. Ml'lrgan A.M.I.M.E
body of 14 governors under the provisions of a new Drawing Master, Thornton Andrewll
scheme framed by the Educational department of the Teacher of Violin. W, R. Cave
Charity Commission, Douglas Round esq. being Drill Instructor, Sergt.-Major Morris
chairman. The school, situated 1 mile from Felsted Band Instructor, Sergt. Sivell
station, was rebuilt in x864, & is a gabled structure Gymnasium Instructor, Sergt. Sivell
in a simple style of Gothic, with a lofty entrance Clerk tll the Governors, H. J. Cunnington, Braintree
tower, surmounted by a pyramidal spired roof: near
the ,school is a chapel, erected in 1874: the chancel Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1678, for
was decorated in 1885 at a cost of about £zso, raised 226 children ; averag"' attendance, 125 boys & girls &
by sub!lcr~ptions from old boys & masters; the chapel so infants; Albert T. Holmes, master; Mrs. Ellen
will seat 300. The school house, which is under the Holmes, infants' mistress
care ~f the head master, assisted by four house This school is controlled by the Esa.ex Education (Dun·
ma.ste.rs, will hold 18o boys, & then• is a boarding mow District) Sub-Committee
house near, holding 40 boys, under G. J. Hornsby-
Wright M.A. & a detached sanatorium ; there is also TERRITORIAL FORCE.
a separate Junior House for boys under 13 years of Officers' Training Corps.
age. & available for so boys; adjacent are playing Contingent of the Junior Division.
fields of about 30 acres, containing a gymnasium, Two Companies Infantry.
four fives courts & a covered swimming bath (75 by Felsted School, Capt. J. E. Montgomery, commanding
25 feet) : the school also possesses chemical, physical
& biological laboratories, engineering & carpentering Railway Station, Arthur F. Archer, station master
workshops; in 1904 a block of eight classrooms & a Police Station, Charles W. Surridge, eonstable in charge
new great schoolroom, designed by the late Sir A.· Carrier. Collingridge, from Swan inn, to Chelmsford,
Blomfield, was opened. There are two entrance mon. & fri. ; to Braintree, wed. & sat. ; to & from
scholarships of £7o each, two of £so, four of £3o & railway station, daily
(Marked thus * receive their letters Morris Rupert Lewis, Chaffix *Bradridge T. & Co.corn & flour mers
through Rayne, Braintree.) *Morse Percival Ramey, Ley:fields *Bradridge Thomas J.P. farmer.,
PBIVATB RESIDENTS. Norris Mrs. Cobbler's Green Street & Fentons fa.rms
Allan Mr!!. The Bury Owen John H., M.A Britton George, farmer, Seabrooks
Armitstead William Kenrick M.A R.obson Rev. Edgar Iliff M.A *Brock John, builder, The Firs
Bellingham-Smith Guy, Yarrow R.ogers Francis Bassett M . .A. Brock Jn. farmer, Bridge House frm
*Bireher Charles, Allviews Scrivener Mrs. Pond park Brown Clement Porter, farmer, Pye's
Brooks Sydney Cecil, Hillside Smallpeice William Donald bridge
Brown Daniel, Cambray villa 3tephenson Rev. Frank M.A. (head Burrough James, farmer, Stevens frm
Burne Owen H., M.A master), Felsted school *Byford Frederick, farmer, Common
Carter Misses, Folly Taylor Elias *Clayden James, boot & shoe repairer
Ohittock Cranford M.A Thacker Mrs. The Bungalow Cloughton Thomas & Sons, brick
Cooper Thomas B.A . Tomlinson Waiter ..\., B.A · makers & fanners
Doherty Rev. Edwd. John M.A.(vicar) Trow Edwyn Buckley M.A., B.C.L. Coe Jas. wheelwright,Bannister Green
FaiTfax-Ross Mrs. Te Moana (bursar), Felsted school COE' Robert Fuller, blacksmith~
Fitt~m Bev. Albert Joseph (Congre- Tufnell Fanshaw Tower, Mariskalls Bannister Green
gational), The Manse Turner F. G., B.A. (assistant master), Collingridge Ernest E. carrier & job~
Fletcher Edward, Mill house Felsted school master
Forbuna H. Scott, Albert lodge Venables Rev. Edward Mah:~olm M.A. Cook Alan Edward, farmer, Hicks &.
Gepp Miss, The Colony (assistant master Felsted school), Abrahams
*Hawkes Miss, Highfield Garnetts farm Danby Fredf'rick Charles. smith
Henderson S., B.A. (assistant mast('r), Watts H. Leonard B.A Dannatt Williarn, farmer, Bury &
Felsted seho:Jl Whiteley Mrs. Milch hill GarnPts farms
Hornsby-Wri~.,;"ht Guy J.f M.A. (assist- Williams Gerald Henry M.A. Dacre Di!!'by Willi::~m Frank, farmer
ant master), Felsted school Wills J. Tremlett M.B Dowsett Harry, Chequers hotel
Jacob Frederick M.A Windsor Rev. Francis Duncan ~LA Dyer John &: Son, grocers, Causeway
Joyner Cedric B., M.A COMMERCIAL End
Kirkpatnck Charles J. Sandhills, Andrews Harry, baker,Grismal Green Farrow Wm.Thos. insur. agt.Lilla cot
Hartford End Barham Arthur John, watch maker Felsted School (Rev. Frank Stephen·
Medley Robert P ., M.A *Barnard Ern est G. confectioner son M.A. head master; for other
M:ontgomery Jame'! Eglinton M.A *Belsham Isaac & Son, coal o\; coke masters, see above). T N 3 Felstead
Moorat Mrs. The Laurels merchants, Railway station Fuller Harry, shoe maker
M<>rgan Douglas H. Yeoven('y Bentall Alfd. Ernst. frmr. Pye's farm, *~ull~r Wil!iam, butcher
 224 FELSTEAD. ESSEX. [RELLY'S
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Giblin James, farmer, Blackley Mead Fredk. T. farmer, Upper Rays vaccinator Felstead district, Dun.
Gladwin Edwin Frederick, tailor, see Moncur E. (Miss), aparts. Argyle ho mow union
Holdich & Gladwin Moore Frank, farmer, Gt. Greenfields Smith Andrew Jas. farmr. Glandfields
Gladwin Wm. farmer, Frenches farm Moore George, farmer, Straits Smith Arthur George, farmer,Wateh-
Godfrey Hwbert, baker, Rayne street *Mortier Frank, farmer, Gatewards house & Richards farms
(letters through Braintree) Norris Frederick Thomas, baker Smith Frederick Richard, farmer,
-Goodman Richard Charles, farmer, Overall Hannah Agnes (Miss), farmer, Rutlands,Chaffix,Oxneys & llowletts
Brook farm Stebbing Ford farm (letters thro' Smith Thomas Owen, hair dresser
-Goodman S. I. (Miss), tchr. of music Little Dunmow) Smith William H. wheelwright
G-reen Chas.Wm.frmr. Lit.Greenfields Peagram Stephen George, beer re- *Spencer EdgarBarton,tomato grower
Hale-Ward G. -a.rtificial teeth maker tailer, Pye's bridge Sumner Susan (Mrs.), boot maker
(attends wed. 4 to 8 p.m) Pippet Gabriel Jsph. artist, Villema.in Swallow .Alfd. carpntr. Bannister Gm
llam Alfred Charles, farmer, Whelp- Porter Harriet &; Ellen(Misses),statnrs Thompson Wm. farmer, Hostages frm
stones farm Pratt Wm. James, farmer, Sparlings *Thomson Duncan, farmer. Grand-
Harvey Arthur, farmer,Mole Hill Grn Pulford Arthur Louis, miller (wind & courts farm
Haslen Catherine (Mrs.), machinist, steam), Cock Green mill *Turner Waiter, insurance agent
Bannister Green *Quilter Young, farmer, Millfield Walford, Hasler & Co. Limited, coal
Hasler & Clapham, corn, flour, oil *Rands Brothers, tomato & coke merchants, Felstead station
cake, seed &; manuTe merchants, specialists & growers, Station Wallace Harriett (Mrs.), apartments
Felstead station; & at Dunmow nursery. T A "Rands, Rayne" Whiteley Waiter, farmer, Willows 3i
Hasler Wm. poultry frmr. North End Ridley T. D. & Sons Limited, brewers Milch Hill farms
Jlicks Ernest, motor & ~Cycle engineer. & maltsters, Hartford End brewery Whiting 1Villiam, farmer, The Hole
T A "Hicks, Felstead; " T N 2 & millers, Felstead mill; & at Wills J. Tremlett M. B., B.C.Camb.,
Felstead Chelmsford M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy·
Eoldich & Gladwin, tailors Rudken Alfd. carpentr.Causeway End sician & surgeon
"*Howard Josiah, farmer, Commons Scrivener .Alfred Ernest, farmer, Wilson Richard Francis, butcher
Hutley Ernest, farmer, Camsix Felstead place & Princes farm *Wisbey Albert .A.rthur, bailiff to Mr.
Hutley Philip, farmer, Drapers & Scrivene.r Thomas (exors. of), farmers, Philip Hutley, Drapers farm
Woods farms · Pond Park Witney Edward,Three Horseshoes P.H
"*Leonard .Ann (Mrs.), draper Shaw Fredk. J?aker, :Bannister Green Wright Alfred Eentall, farme!',
Lin.sell &; Saven, p1wtographers Shepherd Albert C. E. fruiterer, & Potash farm
Linsell & Son, grocers &; drapers assistant overseer & clerk to the Wright Edward W. farmer, Moo-res &;
Little Harry, bailiff to Mr. Henry Parish Council Mill banks farms
Fry, Absol park . Shillaker Thomason, poultry farmer, Wright George, saddler &; farmer
.Lock Rosa (Miss), stationer, Post office Sunnybrook YO'Ilng Hubert, undertaker, funeral
:Mann George, Swan inn Smallpeice William Donald L.R.C.P. furnisher, carpente.r & house
l\larriott Arthur C. coach builder, Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & decorator, Chelmsford road
Cobblers Green surgeon, & medical officer &; public Yuill Jn. Wm. grocer, Bannister grn
~INCHINGFIELD is a large village and parish, 9 and Cole's charities were founded respectively in 1623
·miles north-west from Eraintree and 9 north-east from and 1630 by William Kemp and Robert Kemp esqrs.
Dnnmow station, on the Dunmow and Bra:\ntree branch and subsequently augmented by Sir Robert Kemp
1)f the Great Eastern railway, 6 east from Thaxted, in hart. in 1730 and by Mrs. Ann Cole, of Great Dunmow;
'the Northern division of the county, Hinckford hundred, there is also an almshouse for widows, founded in 1576
Freshwell pe-tty sessional division, Braintree union and by William Eendlowe, serjeant-at·law, and occupied by
-county court district, and in the rural deanery of Brain- four inmates. Spains Hall, the seat of Archibald Way-
tree, archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford land Ruggles-Brise esq. D.L., J.P. is a red brick man-
-diocese. The Pant or Freshwell stream flows through sion in the Elizabethan style, standing in grounds of
the parish. The church of St. John the Baptist is an roo acres. The principal landowners are Archibald
.ancient structure of flint, in the Early Decorated Weyland Rul;gles-Brise esq. who is lord of the manor,
-style, consisting of chancel with side chapels, nave of and the Dean of .St. Paul's, Guy's Hospital, Charles
tive bays, aisles, south porch and a western tower with Albert Beddall, Thomas WinteTflood Legerton and
.embattled parapet containing a clock and 8 bells: in Arthur Richard son esqrs. and Col. F. J. Ryder, of
~he Kemp chapel is a monument to WilHam Kemp, of Beaco~ Hi!l, . Scarcroft, Leeds. T-he soil is . mixed;
.Spains Hall, ··master of himself so much, that what sub&Oil, prmmpally clay. some gravel.. The ch~ef crops
others scarce do by force and penalties, he did by a vol- are wheat, barley and beans. The parish contams 8,421
.unt&Ty constancy hold his peace 7 years :" he was buried acres of land, including Cornish Hall End: an_d 9 of
10 June, 1628, ret. 73, and his wife Philippa, August water~ ;rateable value, £5:944:; the populatiOn m rgn
.21st, 1623: here also is a marble monument to Thomas was, c1vrl, 1,340 and ecclesiastiCal, g82.
Marriott, with an inscription in verse, to John Marriott Sexton, George Hardy.
-esq. of Champions, and Judith, his wife, 18o8-13, and to Post, M. 0. & T. ~ffi.ce. Willian;t Betts, sub-post·
vaTious members of the family of Ruggles, of Spains master. Letters arrive from_ Bramtree. by cart, at;
Hall, 1784-1813: there is also a brass, lately placed by 6.55 a.m. & 12.45 ;p.m. ; dispatched at. 2.5 & 6.oo
his brother officers to Capt. Cecil Edward Ruggles-Brise, p.m. ; sundays, arnve at 6.55 a.m. ; dispatched at
-son of Col. Sir S. E. Ruggles-Brise K.C.B. who was 6.20 p.m
!killed by an accident in Nova Scotia, 29 November, Wall Lettt>r Box, Colemans Farm, cleared at 9-40 a.~
ii888: in the south chantry is an alt-ar tomb, with brass week daYS onlY•
.effigies, to John Berners esq. and Elizabeth his wife, •
daughter of Simon Wysseman esq. 1523, both figures County Police Station, Frederick Mills, constable
being in heraldic dresses: in the north chantry, or Kemp Fire Engine Station, Samuel Turner, captain
chapel, is an inscription on brass to Robert Kempe esq.
ob. 1524, and .Anne his wife: there is a very finely carved I Public Elementary Schools.
()}d oak screen and the font is also ancient: the church Built in 1856, for 164 children (mixed); average attend..
will seat 759 persons. The register dates from the year ance, g8 ; Fr~derick Hazal'd. Riggs, master
1:617. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £392. Built in 1865. for 150 children (mixed); average attend·
-with residence, in the gift of Col. F. J. Ryder, and held ance, 32 ; Miss Eugenie Engvall, mistress
11ince 1910 by the Rev. John Percy Noyes M.A. of St. These schools are under the control of the Essex Eduoo-
-<Jatharine's College, Cambridge. The rectorial tithes j tion (Braintree District) Sub..Committee, John Glean,
are commuted at £r,so6. Here is a Congregational Countv• school, Eraintree, clerk
chapel, founded in 17oo, enlarged in 1873, and seating I
-about 700 persons. In the centre of the village is Carriers to Eraint:ree.-Ted Clapson, daily &; .1. Wiffen,
""Finchingfield Green, a very picturesque spot. Kemp's mon. wed. &; sat
~oyes Rev. John Percy M.A. (vicar), Sainsbury Miss, Swiss cottage
PRIV.!.'l'E RESIDENTS. The Vicaral!e
.-\.lien Frederick, Brick house Pearce John Lindesay M.B. Hill house COMMERCIAL.
1Jeddall Charles Albert, Daw street Richardson Arthur, Justices Early closing day, Wednesday I p.m.
lJeddall The Misses, Pros-pect house RiQ"gs Frederick Hazard, Brook hall Alien Alfred George, butcher
'Chesher Rev. Ernest William (Con· Ruggles-Brise Archibald Weyland Ambrose Jeffery, farmer
gregational), The Manse D.L., J.P. Spains hall . Bacon John, farmer, Parsonage farm
Legerton Thos.Winterflood,Howe hall Ruggles-Brise Edward Archibald J.P. Beddall Charles Albert, farmer,Daw 11&
Linsell Horace G!'orge, Spring me-ad Brent hall Betts Wm. baker & stationer,Post office
Munday ~Ii;;os Ruggles-Brise :Miss, Dairylay Brarlrid~e Thomas, farmer,Gt.Winsey
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Bright Benj. farmer, Waltham Cross IHeardJ ames J onatnan, farm bailiff Richardson Arthur, farmer, Justices
farm (letters, Great Bardfield) to Percy Smith esq. Sculpins Ridgewell Waiter, Three Tuns P.H
Brown Fredk. be-er retlr.Petches brdg (letters through Wethersfield) Rouse William, farmer, Elms farm
Byford Frederick & .Alfred, farmers, Hitching Ezra John, shoe maker Smart John, watch maker
.Sortofts (letters thro' Wethersfield)Jarvis Geo. & Son, grocers & bakers Smith Frank, farmer, Fetches
Chapman John, farmer, Town farm Leeder .Alfred Ernest, farmer, .Ash- Smith John Cook, Green Man P.H
Choat·John W. beer retailer vrell hall (lett-ers through Great Smith William, blacksmith
Constitutional Club (Leonard Coe, Bardfield) Tofts James Wm. farmer, Rook hall
hon. sec) Leeder F. Chas. farmer,Little Winsey Tovrnsend John, farm bailiff to Mr.
Crossman William & Son, plumbers Legerton Thos. Winterflood, farmer, William Riley, Cottons
Eaton Thomas, Swan P.H Boyton hall & Howe hall Tucker Frederick John, Red ·Lion P .H
.Flack Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper Linsell Ho race Geo. grocer & draper Turner Samuel, blacksmith
French Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper Mason J esse, shopkeeper Wakeling George, farmer, Tile Kiln
French Herbert Louis, clothier Pearce Jn. Lindesay M.B., Ch.B.Edin. farm (letters through W ethersfield,
Gatward Maria Ann (Miss), stationer surgeon, & medical officer & public Braintree)
Gilbey Thomas, farmer, Foulslough vaccinator Finchingfield district, Wakeling James, farmer, Hobtoes fm
Goldstone Waiter, harness maker Braintree union & Sampford dist. Whatley Ellen (Mrs. ),grocer & draper
Goodwin Fredk. farmer, Locksmiths Saffron Walden union, Hill house Whittaker Fred, farmer,Robjohns frm
Grugeon Thomas Edgar, baker Perkin John, farmer, Yeldhams Willet John, jun. frmr. Obourns farm
Hardy George, sexton & carpenter Perry J osepn & George, farmers, Wisbey Charles, farmer, Street farm
Hawkin's harvest (letters through W oollard Thomas, baker
Great Bardfield) Wright L. & A. (Misses), grocers
FINGRINGHOE is a parish, bounded on the north 6~ acres of glebe, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelms-
by the river Roman, over which is a wood bridge to East ford and held since 1902 by the Rev. George Arthur Hicks
Donyland and on the east by the Colne, about 1! miles B.A. of Keble College, Oxford. There is a Primitive
from Wivenhoe station on the Tendring hundred branch Methodist chapel here, and a mission room for the
of the Great Eastern railway, 4 south-south-east from United Christian .Association. Charities, left by George
Colchester and 55 from London, in the North Eastern Frere, Giles Sayer and Thomas Cooper, amount to
division of the county, Winstree hundred, Lexden and about £35 a year and are distributed in bread and
Wimtree union and petty sessional division, Colchester, fuel. Fingringhoe Hall is now a farm house. There is
Clacton and Harwich Joint county court district and also an ancient house, now sub-divided into cottages,
in Colchester rural deanery and archdeaconry and which exhibits pargetting- of the 17th century. ~Ir.
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Andrew, .Arthur Crovden •
Green and Mrs. Charles W . .1. Gather-
situated on a wooded eminence overlooking the Colne, cole are the principal landowners. The War Office has
is a building of brick and stone in the Perpendicular purchased a large portion of the parish for manoeuvring
style, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, south purposes. The soil is marshy, light loam and brick
aisle, ~outh porch and an embattled western tower earth ; subsoil, loam and gravel. The chief crops are·
containing 3 bells, one of which is dated 1625: re- wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas. The area is
cessed in the north wall of the chancel is a monu- 2,553 acres of land, 7 of vrater, II9 of tidal water and"
ment with marble bust and an inscription to George 310 of foreshore; rateable value, £2,286; the popula-
Frere, merchant, of London, ob. 25 Oct. 1655; there are tion in 19II was 525; the population of the ecclesiastical·
also ancient brasses to Richard Bryan, ob. 30 Nov. 1592, parish was 648.
and Mary, his wife, ob. 3 Jan. 1587; and to Marcie, wife
of Richard Wade, ob. 13 Aug. 16oi: in the church are SOUTH GREEN is a hamlet I mile south, on the
two brasses, one of which is a palimpsest, inscribed on marshes of the Colne.
one side to " John .Alleyn, of W evenho and Alise hys
daughter," c. r6oo, and on the other with a text in BLACKHEATH, 2 miles north-by-west, is also a ham-
Latin from the book of Job i. 21 : there ar 6 effigies of let in this parish, for certain ecclesiastical purpose~;,
both, but only the inscription is palimpsest: these but since or before 1890 has been included in the civil
brasses are now fastened to the chancel wall: there is parish of East Donyland, under which place the names
also here a remarkable iron-banded oak chest, hewn out will be found. All letters for this place should be
of a solid tree and dated 1684: t-he church was much addressed " Colche.oter .''
mjured by the earthquake of April 22nd, 1884, and has Parish Clerk, ~Valter Crosby.
been repaired, at a cost of £120, by a grant from the Post Office. Mis~ M. L. Crickmar, sub-postmistress.
Mansion House fund: during the course of the repairs Letters arrive through Colchester at 4·5 a.m. ; dis-
several fine wall paintings were discovered, one repre- patched at 11.45 a.m. & 8.5 p.m. The nearest money
senting St. Michael weighing souls and another a order & telegraph office is at Rovrhedge, 2 miles
representation of Our Saviour with the instruments of distant
crucifixion; overhead is an angel bearing a scroll with Wall Letter Boxes. Ferry Hill, cleared at 7-IS a.m. &
the inscription, "In omni opere memento finis": a 7.30 p.m.; sund:1ys, 7.15 a.m.; Hay road, cleared at
memorial window was erected in 1907 to the Rev. C. L. 12 noon & 8 p.m. ; sundays, 8 p.m
Walker M. A. vicar of Fingringhoe J889-190I: the church Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1863, & en-
has 200 sittings. The registers date from about 1751. larged in 18go, & ag-ain in 1913, for III children;
The living is_ a vicarage, net yearly value £176, with average attendance, 73 ; Albt. Edwd. Summers,master
PRIVATJIJ RESIDENTS. 'Hoysten Thomas, boot maker guardians, & registrar of births,
Chopping E. k Sons Limited, millers deaths & marriages for Wivenhoe-
Baldwin Robert, Kingsland villa (steam & water), Roman River sub-district ·
Chopping Percy, Mill house roller mill Hart George, farmer, Plane hall
Gathercole Rev. Charles William Crees Samuel Bennett, frmr. Up.Haye Ibbetson Wm. Hy. farmer, Hay farm,
Augustus B..A. Kingsland Crickmar William, wheelwright Pretty Alfred William, beer retailer
Green Miss, St. Andrews Fookes Tom, blacksmith Rogers Henry John, thatcher
Hicks Rev. George .Arthur B.A. Green .Arthur Oroyden, farmer & Rogers William, thatcher
The Bungalow landowner, Holmwoods Roper Benjam1n, farmer, South House-
McMullen Murray, The Laurels Green Daniel .Abbott, frmr. The Hall fat·m
Pawsey Arthur, Fer-ry hill Grubb Thos. Burlingham J.P. farmer, SmithHy.Chas:well sinker,.Artesian ho
Payne Percy, The Grange Ballast Quay farm & Hams farm Smith Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Ham James Henry, relieving & vac- Summers Winifred (Mrs.), assistant
COMMERCIAL. cination officer 2nd district, Lexden OT"erseer, Spring villa
Baker .Alfred, shopkeeper & Winstree union, collector to Wyncoll Robert, Whalebone inn
FOBBING is a parish and village on a creek of th in the 13th century, and consists of chancel, with south
Thames of the same name, 3 miles east of Stanford-le- chapel or chantry, nave with south aisle, divided from
Hope station and 5 miles south from Pitsea station on it by an arcade of four bays, south porch and a massive
the London, Tilbury and Southend railway, 15 south- embattled tovrer at the west end of 15th century date,
east from Brentwood, 8 north-west from Tilbury fort containing 5 bells, four dated 1629 and the fifth 1724:
and 33 from London, in the South Eastern division of in the chancel are sedilia and piscina, and there are
the county, Barstaple hundred, Orsett petty sessional piscina niches in the aisles: the font, an octagonal
division and union, Grays county court district and in basin en a square plinth, appears to be of the Decorated
the rural deanery of Orsett and Gra:·s, archdeaconry of period: in the aisles stands a curious tomb, apparently
Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. an old altar tomb ; and on a slab of Purbeck marble •
Michael the Archangel, standing on an eminence over- in the chancel wall is this inscription in Lombardic
looking the river, is a stately edifice of stone, erected capitals, ' 1 Pvr l'amvr Iesv Crist priez pvr sa alme ki ci
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gist pater noster et ave Thomas de Crawdene fyt rateable value £3,622·; the .population i!l 19n was. 423
apelle; " the date would be c. 1340 : the church was in the civil parish and 649 m the ecclesiastical par1sh.
restored in 1905-6 at a cost of £r,soo, and in 1907 a By Local Government Board Order 22,351, datea
new organ was erected at a cost of £3oo: there are 250 March 24, 188g, Thames Haven was transferred from
s.ittings. The register dates from the year 1539 and is Fobbing to Corringham for civil purposes.
in excelle!lt condition. The living is a rectory, net Parish Clerk, James Monk.
value £540, with 24 acres of glebe and residence, in the Post Office. Miss Lydia Payne, sub-postmistress. Let-
gift of the C'rown, and held since 1907 by the Rev. ters arrive from Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, at 8.45
Arthur Edward Banan. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, a.m.; sundays, 8.50 a.m.; dispatched, 9·55 a.m. &
erected in 1887. .A. lighth<>use, with revolving light, 6.10 p.m.; sundays, 10.10 a.m. Stanford-le-Hope, 3
stands between Thames Haven and Mucking Creek. miles distant, is the nearest money order & tele-
The principal landowners are Francis H. D. C. Whit- graph office
more esq. of Orse-tt Hall, Mrs. Groome and Miss Long. Parochial School (mixed), built in 1853 & enlarged in
'l'he soil is upland, mixed; marsh lands, heavy; sub· r8g6, for Bg children; average attendance, 7z i
soil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats, Charles Clarke, ma~ter
beans, peas, clover and tares. The area is 2,131 acres, This school is controlled by the Orsett Education Sub
much of which is marsh, 9 of water and 31 of foreshore; Committee
Banan Rev. Arthur Edward (rector), Edwards James, farmer Markham Daniel, farmer, Fobbing
Rectory Gilmore George, coal dealer Hall farm (postal address, Pitsea)
CJarke Charle.s, Brook house Halston Ellen R. (Mrs.), genl. stores Money Thomas, painter
~ndy Edward, Rosenheath farm Hawkins Clement W. farmer, White- Nunn James, builder
COlDlERCIAL. hall farm Shade Charles -Gentry, baker
Cowell Samuel, White Lion P.H Hockley Henry, cowkeeper Stretton Frank, carpenter
Dowson Edwd. E. farmer, Dry Street Kruse George James, builder (postal Vicary George, farmer
farm (postal address, Laindon Hills, address, Vange, Pitsea)
Romford)
.FORD END (or Forth End) is an ecclesiastical parish NORTH END, It miles north, has a chapel of ease.
:Jformed out of Great W11ltham, 28 March r871, and is known as the " Black" chapel, and the property of
·-supposed to derive its name from a. ford over &.-brook; trustees; it is a plain but ancient edifice consisting of
1Jt is on the road from Dunm.ow to Chelmsford, 3 miles chancel, nave and a western turret, containing one bell:
~orth-"West from Great Waltham and 5 miles south-east some of the oak seats are of great age. The poor of
:-f1 om Dun mow station on the Bishops Stortford, this part of the parish have about {,20 yearly.
nnnmow and Braintree line of the Great Eastern
'railway, and 8 from Chelmsford, in the Mid LITTLEY GREEN, 2 miles east, with a mission room
ctivision of the county, Chelmsford hundred, petty built in ;r8g5, and ROPHEY GREEN, Il south, .are also
sessional division,. union and county court district and in this ecclesiastical parish.
in the rural deanery of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Parish Clerk, Harry Hornsby.
I~ssex and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. John Post Office.-Robert Brown, sub-postmaster. Letters
the Evangelist, erected by subscription and consecrated arrive from Chelmsford by mail cart & are left 11t
tin r87r, is a building of red brick with white stone Hartford End, they are delivered at 7. 30 a.m. & 2 . 20
.dressings in the Early English .style and consists of p.m. ; th e b ox Is
· c1eare d a t 2.30 & 6 .30 p.m.; The
c I1ance, l nave of fi ve b ays, south aisle, south porch and a nearest money order & telegraph office is at Great
tower. with colossal figures of the four Evangelists at the Waltham. North End & Rophey Green letters do not
corners and surmounted by a spire; it contains a clock come by this bag & should be directed, the former
,and 6 bells, two of which were additions in 1881, and onP Felstead &; the latter Pleshey. Wall Letter Box at
•in 1883: in 1893 the chancel was rebuilt and a new organ North End cleared at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. week .days;
chamber erected on the north side at a cost of £6oo, by 10 a.m. smldays
tlJ.ti Rev. Canon H. E. Hulton M.A. of Boreham Manor:
the chancel windows are stained and there are sittings Wall Letter Box, Littley Green, cleared at S a.m. &
for 300 people. The register dates from the year 6.45 p.m. week days only
Itl7r. The living is a vicarage, average net yearly Wall Letter Box, North End, cleared at 8 a.m. & 6
value £201, with r~side-nce, in the gift of Trinity p.m. ; sunday, 9 a.m
(hllege, Oxford, and held since 1910 ~ the Rev. Francis Public Elementary Schools (mixed), built in 1872, with
Nicholson M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. There a tower & spire & master's house adjoining; they were
.is a small Congregational chapel and a Particular Baptist enlarged in I88I & again in 18gB & will hold 174
..chapel. W. N. Tufnell esq. of Great Waltham, is lord children; average attendance, 130, Archibald l3ullock,
of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is master
~nixed, subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, County Constabulary, Frederick Plume, police constable
beans, oats and peas. The population in 19u was 774· in charge
Marked thus * receive letters through Brown Robert, grocer, & post office 'Mascall Waiter S. blacksmith, Litt-
Felstead. Bullock Archbld. schlmstr. & orgnst ley green
PRIVATB RESIDENTS. Cass James, farmer, Appletrees Nicholls Harry, Old Spread EagleP.H
Holmes Robert, The Poplars Coe Ernest A. beer retailer *Saunders Ernest William, Butchers'
*Ling .A.lbert Edward, North End ho Crozier Felix, farmer, :Butler's hall, Arms P.H. North End
*Martin Jn. Wesley, North End Plaoo Littley Green (letters through *Smith Daniel Owen, shopkeeper,
Nicholson Rev. Fr!!ncis M.A. (vicar), Great Waltham) North End
Vicarage Davies William, poultry farmeT, Smith Waiter B. farmer, Lavenders
"*Wood Henry J. Littley Park Fordhams (letters through Great & PalmeTs farms
Woodiwiss Sam, Graveleys (letters Waltham) Smith William Alfred, farmer, Green
through Great Waltham) Everitt John, farmer, Sparrow hall End (letter.s through Dunmow)
'Young Frederick, King's farm Hammond Richard, shopke~per *Wood Henry J. farmer, Littley park,
COMMERCIAL. Beeps Charles FTedk. farmer, Shaws Littley Green
A~hford Herbert, Compasses inn, farm (letters thro' Great Waltham) Woodiwiss Sam, farmer, Sedgemere
Littley Green (letters through *Little Harry, bailiff to H. Fry esq. & Mabbs farm
Gr.eat Waltham) Abwl park Young & Row, fa,..rm..... ers, Wall farm
Britton Chas. Jp. farmer, Hill farm *Martin John Wesley, farmer &; Young Frederick, veterinary surgeon,
lhitton Fred, fanner, Poulters dental surgeon, North End place King's farm
FORDHAM (named from its ford at Ford Street, over Later English style, consists of chancel and nave of
the river Oolne) is a parish on the high road from rour bays, aisles, south porch and an embattled western
Colchester to Cambridge, 4 miles north from Mark's Tey tower containing 2 bells: in the chancel is a piscina and a
station on the Great Eastern main line to Colchester and marble monument to John Pulley, capt. R.N. d. 1715:
Ipswich, 3 east from Chappel Junction station on the the east window is stained: the church was restored in
Great Eastern and Colne Valley railways, 10 south-east 1861-62; the organ, provided in 1884, was replaced in 1893
from Halstead and 6 nortJh-west from Colchester, in the by a larger instrument: there are 350 sitting11. The
North Eastern division of the county, Lexden hundred, registers date from the year 1561-2. The living is a
Lcxden and Win.stree union and petty sessional division, rectory, net yearly value £438, including 33 .acres of
Cnlchester, Clacton and Harwich Joint county court glebe and re-sidence, in the alternate gift of Lord Lucas
district and in the Tural deanery of Dedham, arch- and the Rev. Thomas Major Dunn B.A. rector of Ruan
<ie-aconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. Lanihorne, Cornwall, and held since 1897 by the Rev.
The church of All Saints, an edifice of stone in the Major William Meese Dunn M.A. of Oxford Universitr.
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Here is a chapel of Lady Huntingdon's Connexion, built Sexton, Harry Hopping.
in 1789, with about 250 sittings, a residence for the Post Ofiice.-James Arthur Leatherdale, sub-postmaster.
minister, and a burial ground. There are two manors. Letters from Colchester arrive at 8 a.m. & are dis--
George Frederick Beaumont esq. of Coggeshall, is lord patched at 9 a.m. & 6.40 p.m. ; dispatched, sunday
of the manor of Much Fordham, and Lord Lucas and :to. 10 a.m. The nearest money order & telegraph
Dingwall, lord of the manor of Fordham HalL The office is at Aldham, :ti miles distant
trustees of Mr. Joseph Green, William Gwynne-Evans, Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1849, for
William Wear and Robert Neil esqrs. are the principal 120 children; average attendance, go; Ernest W.
landowners. The soil is mixed and good; subsoil, clay Somner, master
and gravel. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley and Police Constable, Jonas Edward Davey
beans. The area is 2,515 acres of land and 7 of water; Carrier to Colchester. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Death, mou.
rateable value, £2,7o6; the population in 19II was 626. wed. fri. & sat
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bull Bryan, assistant overseer & clerk Kay Wm. H. Shoulder of Mutton P.H
Allingham William, Friar's farm to the Parish Council, Mill house Leatherdale James Arthur, shopkpr.
Coppen Joseph, Fordham heath Bullock Henry, beer retailer & farmel' & post office
Dunn Rev. Major William Meese M.A. Bunting Walt. beer ret. Fordharn Hth Pattison John, farmer
Rectory Chambers Frank, farmer Playle George, grocer
Green Charles, Sutt()ns Chaplin Sidney 0. farmeT, Fordham Rackham Frederick G. farmer, Little
Green Charles Alfred, Fordham hall Heath Porters
G:;-een Mrs. Moat hall Clampin Frank William, builder Sannders Oliver, Three HorseshoesP.H
Haynes John William, Holmcroft Clarke Benjamin, farmer Smith Eustace T. farmer
l\f.ann Rev. Andrew (Congregational), Crawford John, fam1er, Fordham pl Wear Brothers, farmers
The Manse Crisp Wm. rose grower, Fordham hth White Tom William, farmer
Potter Charles, The Haven Death Elizabeth E. (Mrs.), carrier Worts Charles Clifford L.M.S.S. .A.
'l'ownsley Mrs. Shorthorns Firmin John Thomas, beer l"etailer, Land. physician & surgeon, Penlan
Worts Charles Clifford, Penlan hall Fordham Heath hall
Worts Charles James, Fordham lodge Green Charles Alfred, farmel' & land- Warts Charles James M.R-C.S.Eng.,
COllMEHCIAL. owner, Fordham hall; Moat hall, L. S.A. surgeon, & medical officer &
Beard Frederick, wheelwright Archindines & Suttons public vaccinator, No. 9 di>.trict,
Beard Waiter, carpenter Gully William T. faTmer Lexden & Winstree union, Fordham
:Bland J. Cooper, farmer Hopping George, farme:r lodge
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FOREST
FOREST G .ATE is a populous suburb of London with
one station on the Great Eastern railway and another,
<!alled Wanstead Park, on the Midland railway, bordering
on Wanstead Flats, and is mostly included in the North-
ern division of the parliamentary and county borough of
West Ham, and is a ward of that municipal borough,
in the Eastern Metropolitan postal district, about 5 miles
from London, in West Ham union, Bow county court
district, and in the rural deanery of Barking, arch-
deaconry of Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. Em-
manuel ecclesiastical parish was formed Dec. 3, 1852,
from West and East Ham parishes. Emmanuel church,
situated in the Romford road, at the corner of Upton
lane, is a building of rubble stone in the Gothic style,
.from designs by the late Sir G. Gi1bert Scott R.A. con-
Misting of chancel, nave, aisles, north and south porche!!
.and a central bell turret containing 2 bells= in 1866
the church was restored, and in r8g1 enlarged. The
register dates from the year 1852. The living is a vicar-
age, net yearly value "£250, with Tesidence, in the gift
of the vicars of East and West Ham alternately, and
l:Jeld since 1892 by tbe Rev. Henry La Grange Doug-an
Chapman, of London University. St. Edmund the King
and :Martyr is an ec-clesiastical parish, formed necember,
1901, from All Saints', Forest Gate, St. Barnabas, Little
llford and St. Stephen, Upton Park. The church,
-situated in Katherine road, partly erected in 1901, is
a structure of red brick in the Early English style,
~onsisting of a chancel of throo bays and nave, and will
;;eat 700 persons. The register dates from the year 1901.
"The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £2oo, with
rt>~idence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and
lleld since :tgo8 by the Rev. John William Paddock
()hapman Th.Assoc.K.C. St. James' is an ecclesiastical
tJarish formed July 22, :r88r, out of Emmanuel, Row-
ford road, and St. John, Stratford. The church
1n St. James' road, Forest lane, is an edifice of
llrick, with Bath stone facings, in the Gothic style,
from designs by Mr. Habershon, architect, and consists
of chancel, nave, aisles and south porch: there are
1,040 sittings. The register dates from the year 188r.
'!'he living is a vicarage. net yearly value £2go, with
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and
"held since r8g5 by the Rev. George William Henry
Hanford M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
St. Mark's is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1893
out of Emmanuel and All Saints, Forest Gate. The
-church, in Tvlnev
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road, is an edifice of brick witb
Bath stone facings, in the Early English style, aml
-consists of chancel. from designs by Mr. Patrick, and
nave, aisles, east and west porches, and a turret contain-
ing one bell, designed by Mr. E. B. S. Brock. The
Tegister dates from the year 1894. Th~ living is a per-
J'Ptnal curacy, net yearly value £227, with residence,
in the gift of the Church Patronage Society, and held
t~ince 1893 by the Rev. James Strudwick Elphick
GATE
Th ..A.K.C.L. The incumbent's house is in Godwin road.
St. Peter's, UPTON CROSS, erected in 1893, is a
structure in the Early English style, consisting of
chancel, nave and aisles and will seat 700 persons. The
n·gister dates from the year 1893· The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £272, -v~ith residence, in
the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since
rgog by t.he Rev. Frederick Karslake Hodgkinson M.A.
of Magdalen College, Oxford. ::it. Savwur's is an
ecclesiastical parish formed in · 1884. The church,
situated in Macdonald road and consecrated on the
xst April, 1884, is an edifice of red brick, with
Bath stone dressings, in the Early English style, from
&he designs of Mr. Edwin Clare F.R.I.B.A. the total
cost being about £8,soo: the church consists of chan-
cel, clerestoried nave of seven bays, aisles, transepts,
south porch, organ chamber and two vestries: the pulpili
is of Caen stone, relieved with Cornish serpentine shafts :
a new organ was built in 1890: there are x,oso sittings.
The register dates from the year 1884. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £274, with residence, in the
gift of five trustees, and held since 1903 by the Rev.
Alfred Norman Rae M.A. of Hertford College, Oxford,
and Ridley Hall, Cambridge. All Saints' is an eccle-
siastical parish, formed in r886; the church, at the
eastern end of the Romford road, erected in :r885-6 and
consecrated May 2oth, r886, occupies a site of two
acres, given by the late T. C. Baring esq. M.P., J.P. of
Loughton, and is a building of flint. with white ston€'
beings, in the Early English style, consisting of
chancel, nave and aisles and south porch : there are
1,ooo sittings. The register dates from the year 1886.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £277, -with
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, nnd
held since 1909 by the Rev. William Edward Reginald
Morrow M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. The vicarage,
erected in 1889, is a handsome building, situated close
to the church. St. Antony of Padua Catholic church,
in Khedive road, is a structure of brick and stone
erected in 1888, and consists of chancel, nave and
aisles: there are sittings for 700 persons. Tht>re is a
Franciscan Friary in Khedive Toad and an Ursuline
Convent in St. George's read, with a school attached
for higher education, and connected with the convent
are day schocls for the upper and middle cla~ses. also
a preparatory day school for young girls. There are
Congregational, Baptist, United Methodist and Wesleyan
chapels, a Christian Israelite chapel and a meeting- place
for the Society of Friends. St. Andrew's Free Church
of England is in Shrewsbury road. Manor Park Ceme-
tery, situated in Sebert road, and occupying an area.
of 41 acrPs, was formed in 1875, and has one mortuary
chapel : it is under the control of a limited company.
The West Ham Cemetery, situated in Cemetery road
and formed in 1857, consists of 20 acres, with two
mortuary chapels, and is under the control of the
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Burial Committee of the West Ham Corporation. various homes and hospitals, 17 to the viUage l10me&,.
Woodgrange Park Cemetery, the property of a company, and 18 went to visit friends. Honorary director, Wfiliam.
is situate on the south side of Romford road, and Baker tsq. 1\I.A., LL.B. Legg's almshouses, in Forest.
consists of about 23 acres. There is a branch of Dr. lane, were founded in 1858 by Jabez Legg, of Strat-
Barnardo's Homes (National Incorporated Association) ford, for six women. The population of the ecclesiastical
at 507 and 509 Romford road. This is a small home parishes in 19u was : Emmanuel, 12,419 ; St. Edmund~
used for arranging situati(lns for those going out from 13,154; St. James', £,517; St. Mark."s,· s,o53; St.
the Girls' Village Home, and for supplying them with Saviour's, 8,950; All Saints', 6,151 (including 271 in.
a home while temporarily out of employment or on St. Nicholas Industrial School for Catholic BoTs and.
holiday. It was removed from 212 Burdett road E to 108 in West Ham Union Workhouse Scattered Homes)~
above address on 2oth November, 1909. 315 girls were St. Peter, Upton Cross, 10,702.
admitted during 1913 ; 243 either left for service or The population of No. 2, or Forest Gate ward, illl
returned to situations after holiday; 45 were sent to West Ham County borough in rgii was r8,719.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. & T. Office, 62 Woodgrange road. Waiter St. Mark's ·Church, Tylney road, Rev. James Strudwick
Causton Ridgwell, sub-postmaster. Open 8 a.m. to 9 Elphick Th.A.K.C.L. perpetual curate; Rev. Lesli&
p.m. Box cleared at 8.45, 9·45 & 10.55 a.m. & 12.5o, George Ban·on L. Th. curate; I I a.m. & 3 (men"s
3.1o, 5·5• 7• 8, ro & 12 (sat. excepted) p.m.; sunday, service) & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
II-55 p.m. only St. Peter's Church, Upton Cross, Upton lane, Rev..
Post Office Telephone Exchange & Call Rooms, 122 Frederick Karslake Hodgkinson M.A. vicar; Rev.
Woodgrange road. T N 478 East Maxwell Fisher M.A. curate; 7, 8, 10.15 & II.I.i
Post & M. 0. Office, 130 Odessa road.-charles Hobbs, a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 7 & 7-30 a.m. & 7-45
sub-postmaster. The nearest telegraph office is at 62 p.m. ; fri. I I a.m
W oodgrange road St. Saviour's Church, Macdonald road, Bev. Altred
Post & M. 0. Office, 158 Green street. Waiter A. Webb, Norman Rae M.A. vicar; Rev. Cecil Owen Webb
sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared at 8.30, 9·30 & Thomas & Rev. Harold Rupert Hutt Hill L.Th.
10.35 a.m. & 12-30, 2-55. 4·45· 6-55· 7·55 & 10 p.m. & curates; I I a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; wed. '8 p.ro
12 midnight (sat. excepted); sunday, u.30 p.m St. Anselm's Mission Church, Pevensey road, served by
Post & M. 0. Office, 389 Katherine road.-Ernest the clergy of St. Margaret's, Leytonstone; sun. 7 p.m.
Bulleid, sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared at
8.2o, 9.25 & ro.25 a.m. & 12.25, 2.5o, 4.4o, 6.5o, St. A.ntony of Padua (Catholic), Khedive road, Very
7.50 & ro p.m. & 12 midnight; sunday, u.3o p.m Rev. Father Peter, provincial; Fathers Herber\
Post & M. 0. Office, 47J Romford road.-Mrs. Mary (guardian), Osmund, An drew (commissary of the Holy
Ellen Maynard, sub-postmistress. Letters are dis- Land), Aiden (vicar), Gregory, Benedict, Hubert,
patched at 8.30, 9-35 & 10.40 a.m. & 12.40, 3, 4.5o, 7• Egbert, Ephrem, Godfrey, Paul & Leo O.F.M.; 7, !1,
8 & 10 p.m. & 12 midnight (except sat.); sunday, 9.30 & 10.30 a.m. 12 noon & 6.30 p.m. ; toes. thuri.
n.35 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Manor & fri. 8 p.m
Park road St. Andrew's Free Church of England, Shrewsbury road,
Post & M. 0. Office, 190 Upton lane. Miss Annie S. Rev. R. Barratt, minister; sunday, l i a.m. & 6.3()
How, receiver. Letter Box cleared at 8.30, 9.30 & p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m •
10.40 a.m. & 12.30, 3, 4·45• 7• 8 & ro p.m. & 12 mid- Baptist, Upton Cross, JS"eville road, Rev. George Dud-
night (except sat.); sunday, 11.35 p.m. Telegrams ley; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. & sat. 8 p.m
can be dispatched only from this office Baptist, Woodgrange, Romford road, Rev. John HenJ1
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. French ; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Baptist (Strict), Seber·t road; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ~
Bignold Hall, Bignold road & Station road, Alfred wed. 7 p.m
Fuller, sec
Fire Engintl Station, Forest street, Edward Smith, Christian Israelite, Dames road, Rev. Waiter Sheffield;
chief superintendent 1 r a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Grand Theatre, Woodgrange road, Benj. Batt, licensee Congregational, Ramsay road, Rev. Charles Higgins
Legg's Almshouses, ng Forest lane F.S.Sc,; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
Manor Park Cemetery, Sebert road, George S. Jennings, Congregational, Sebert road, Rev. William Lawson
supt. & sec.; Charles William Smith, caretaker; Rev. Forster; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7·45 p.m
J. P. Gray & Rev. J. W. Oliver, chaplains Congregational, Romford road; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ~
Metropolitan Pohce Station (K Division), 370 Romford wed. 8 p.m .
road. The force stationed here consists of 2 in- Primitive Methodist, Katherine road, Rev. Thomas H.
spectors, 14 sergeants & wo constables Bickerton (supt.); 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed, 8 p.m
West Ham Cemetery, Cemetery road, Alfred J. Mowbray, Society of Friends, Barclay Hall, Green street, erected
superintendent & registrsr; Rev. Vincent Smith 1905 & enlarged in 1906, to seat 1,ooo persons; n
A.K.C.L. (Church of England) & Rev. James Hawkey a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 8 p.m
Banfield (Nonconformist), chaplains Unitarian, Upton lam~, Rev. S. Mossop & Rev. C. .!.
Woodgrange Park Cemetery, Romford road; registered Piper ; n a.m. &i 6.30 p.m
office, 540 Romford road, Forest Gate E, John United Methodist. Field road, Rev. F. Galpin (supt.),
Trumble, sec Rev. Robert Strong ~LA., B.Litt. & Rev. F. Barrett;
PUBLIC OFFICERS. Rev. J. W. Armstrong, supernumerary; u a.m. &-.
6.30 p.m
Medical Officer Forest Gate District, West Ham Union, Wesleyan Methodist, Woodgrange road (Stratford Cir-
David Cannan M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng. 34 Sebert road cuit), Rev. W. Vere Coxon; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
Registrar of Births & Deaths for Sub-District of Forest thurs. 7.30 p.m
Gate, A. Eynsford Jacobs, 38 Woodgrange road West Ham Synagogue, Earlham grove, G. Rosentha1,
Registrar of Marriages, Samuel Mawer, 28 Osborne road reader; sat. Q to u & high festivals
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times bf Services. Believers' Meeting Room, 61 Upton lane, Percy W.
Emmanuel Church, Romford • road, Rev. Henry La Heward; I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m
Grange Dougan Chapman, vicar; Rev . .Adolphus .Albt. Evangelic Mission, Bignold hall, Bignold road ; u a. m.
William Hadley, curate; 8 & n a.m. & 3.15 & 6.30 & 7 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m
p.m.; wed. & fri. 11 .a.m. & 7.30 p.m Ethical Church, Earlham hall, Earlham grove, C. Ham-
All Saint~, Romford road, Rev. William Edward mood, sec
REginald Morrow M.A. vicar; Rev. Clement Harold Mission Room (unsectarian), Ridley hall, Upton lane;
Jones M.A. curate; 8 & I I a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; I I a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m. ; tues. thurs. & sat. 8 p.m
daily, I I a.m. ; wed. 8 p.m. & saints' days, I I a.m '
St. Edmund the King & Martyr, Katherine road, Rev. West Ham Union, Forest Gate Sick Home, formerly th&
John William Paddock Chapman A.K.C.L. vicar; Parish of Poplar Borough Branch Workhouse is situated
Rev. John Brunei Le Gassick M.A. & Rev. Charles in Forest lane & was built in rB54 for an industrial
Robert Scholes B.A. curates ; 7, 8 & u a.m. & 3 & school, for 8oo children. On New Year·s day, 18go,
6.30 p.m. ; daily, 7, 7.30 & 9.15 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. soon after midnight, 31 Dec. 188g, a disastrous fire
except wed. 8 p.m broke out in one of the wings, by which two of the
St. James' Church, St. James' road, Rev. George Wm. boys' dormitories were destroyed & 26 boys perished
Henry Hanford M.A., F.R.G.S. vicar; Rev. Walter by suffocation; they were interred, Jan. 6, in tbe
Frank Jones L.Th. & Rev. Denys Clinton Hoey, curates; cemetery at West Ham, in the presence of a large
8 & n a.m. & 3.15 & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 11 a.m.; wed. concourse of people. There is r<lom for 64z inmates;
8 p.m. ; saints' days, 7 a.m J. S. Greig :Y.I.B. medical officer
 DUtOCTORY .J ESSEX. FOREST GATE. 229'
SCHOOLS. Whitehall place, buil·t in r89(i, for 430 boys, 430 girls .t
West Ham Grammar School (St. Bonaventure's), 494 infants; average attendance, 363 boys, 276 girls
IKhedive road, .A. W. P. Harrison B..A.Cantab., & 220 infants; A. J. White, master; Miss M. J.
.D. de Lille, head master; Rev. F. Hubert, H. P . Gulson, mistress; Miss A. S. Robinson, infants' mist
.Scanlan, .\. J. Burn, G. Wilson M.A.Camb., 0. E.
'Gourley B.Sc.Lond., M. C. Meere A.A. & D. R. East Ham Council Schools.
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Hunter R A.M. assistants Sandriugham road, built. in 1896, for 620 boys, 620 girls
.Junior School. Upton lane, M. E. Coakeley, head master; & 677 infants; average attendance, 387 boys, 330 girls
Rev. F. Paul & M. Smart, assistants & 255 infants ; Sidn~y Green, head master; Miss
Public Elementarv Schools. McVicar, mistress; Miss S. Barnes, infants' mistress
-
(Jnder the rontrol of the West Ham County Borough Shafteslmry road, built in 1894 & rebuilt in 1904, for
Education Committee. 6oo boys, 6oo girls & 65o infants; average attendance,
546 boys, 122 girls & 424 infants ; Ernest Richardson,
IElmhurst road, built in 1891, for 420 boys. 4?0 girls & master; :Mi,s I. Stokes, mistress ; Mrs. Tedeschi,
464 infants; average attendance, 295 boys, 279 girls & infants' mistress·
268 infants; L. H. All en, master ; Miss F. M. Davies,
mistress ; Miss E. A. Read, infants' mistress St. Antony's, Catholic, Khedive road & Lancaster road,
oGodwin road, built in I885, for 420 boys, 410 girls & built in 1888 & enlarged in 1894 & 1904, for 370 boys,
4B infants; average attendance, 350 boys, 321 girls & 365 girls & 386 infants; average attendance, 265 boys,
271 infallts; Henry Herbert, master; Miss C. M. 215 girls & 214 infants; J. McMahon, master; Miss
Bryett, mistress; Miss E. A. Rice, infants' mistress Catherine Rock, mistress ; Miss Helena Costello, in-
()dessa. road, built in 187-l• for 399 boys, 384 girls & fants' mistr~ss
476 infants; average attendance, 298 boys, 284 girls &
327 infants; David L. Webbe, master; Miss Martha Railway Stations.
Chaplin, mistress; Mrs. Weston, infants' mistress Forest lane, Great Eastern Railway, Henry Pallant,
Upton lane, built in 1894, for 490 boys, 430 girls & 434 station master
infants; average attendance, 365 boys, 374 girls & 305 Wanstead Park, Woodgrange road, Midland Railway,
"infai'lts; WalteT Smith, master; Miss J. E. Cracknell Charles Battersbee, station master
L.L.A. mistress; Miss F. Foote, infants' mistress
Barclay William, 48 Earlham grove Borland Henry McDonald M.B. 355
PRIVA:I.'B :UESIDENTS. Bareford George, 152 Claremont road Romford road
.Abrahams Atbraham Emanuel, II4 Barham Charles, 136 Hampton road Boshell Joseph D. 183 Earlham grove
Earlham griJIVe Barker Wm. Arthur, 34 Earlham gro Bosher Alfd. Chas. 126 Earlham gro
.!.bra hams J cilin, :r9 Claremont road Barnes Edward John, go Earlham gro Bothwell Alexander, 2II Romford rd
.Abrahams Joseph, 190 Romford road Barnes Ernest Charl~s Edward, 207 Boughey Waiter Ethelbert, 39 Clare-
Abrahams Michael, ~ Windsor road Green street mont road
.Abram )h'S. 230 R.omford road Barnes Herbt. Edwin,257 Romford rd Boughton Robert, 3 Clova road
Airey John 'It. 73 Claremont road .tiarnes Misses, 132 Windsor road Boulton James Sewell,142 Osborne rd
Aiteheson Thomas F. 9 Windsor rd Barnes Wm . .Albert, 194 Osborne road Boulton Mrs. 267 Romford road
.Aldridg-e Mrs. 76 Hampton road Barrett Herbt. Roper,3r8 Romford rd Bourne Alfred Wm. 125 Chestnut av
Allcock Mrs. 29 Osborne road Barron Rev. Leslie George L.Th. Bower Elias, 96 Clova road
!.lien Fredk.. Thos. 158 Osborne road (curate of St. Mark's), 41 Capel rd Bowles George Barker, 14 Avenue rd
.Allen Herbert, 245 Romford road Barry Samuel Y. 87 Hampton road Boyd J ames, 39 Clova road
..A.llen Leonard Horatio,59 HJmpton rd Barton Chas. Arthur, 198 Romford rd Boyle Edwin H. 83 Claremont road
.Allf'n Mrs. 133 Sebert road Barton Mrs. 65 Claremont road Boyle Mrs. 75 Osborne road
.Allen Robert Hugh M.D.. C.:\'L 322 Barwick Mrs. 40 Windsor road Boyton Edward Thomas Augustus,
Romford road Batteson Victor J. 201 Earlbam grove 46 Sebert road
Alley ne Capt. Geo. Thos. 1Clart>mon t rd Bavne Rev. Percy Matheson M.A. 216 Brabza.n George, 10 Windsor road
Allpress Rev. George Thomas (Con- Romford road Bradbury \V. F. 110 Cape! road
!:(regational). 127 Ham Park road Bavnes William, 283 Romford road Bradley Edwin, 70 Windsor road
!Alvarez Ema:rruel, gB Clova road B<>ach George Edwd. 140 Windsor rd Bradley Mrs. 37 Windsor road
.Alvarez Henry, ::lSI Romford road Beal Edmund J. Rd. 56 Osborne rd Brady John, 17 Norwich road
Amor Mrs. tl'9 Hampton road Beard Robert Thos. 20 Sprowston rd Braendle Geo. Fredk. 104 Clova road
LAnder~on J. L. A. 85 Claremont road Beard Thomas .Ashurst,rs Wind!!!or rd Bray Henry F. 35 Windsor road
Anderson Jolm Hay, 149 Windsor rd Beauchamp Joseph, 11 Norwich road Breen John, 24 ClarPmont road
.Andrew Joseph Norman, 308 Kathe- Beaumont PercyEdgar,237Romford rd Brewitt Miss, 4 Claremont road
rine road Beaumont Waiter, 45 Earlham grove Brewitt Miss, 66 Windsor road
.And re" s Charles Thomas, 68 Knox rd Beckett James AlfrPd, 69 Clova roatl Brice Thomas Wm. 8 Atherton road
Andrews Henry, 168 Osbornt> road Beckett Mrs. go Windsor road Bridges Chas. J n. 110 Claremont rd
Andrews Leonard, 4 Hampton road Bedford Waiter, 2 Khedive road Brittain William, 25 Windsor road
Andre1rs Mrs. 63 Ciova. road BePdlP. James Francis, 7 Clova road Broad James Montague, 32 Clova rd
Anglin Alfred. 135 Claremont road Bell David, 30 Osborne road Bromley Mrs. 35 Atherton road
.Angus Herbt.Travers,IS7 Earlham gro Bellett William, 150 Windsor road Brook~ James A. 124 Hampton road
.Annal John, 5 Clova road Bendix David, 371 Romford road Brown Charles Harry, I Osborne rd
Annal John, 102 Windsor road Bendon John, 31 Norwich road Brown Geo. Edwd. 61 Earlham gro
;Armstrong .Jas. Wm. 190 Osborne rd Benham Alfred Wm. 19 Windsor rd Brown Henry, n8 Dames road
Armstrong Mrs. 25 Hampton road Bennett David, 96 Hampton road Brown Willia.m Hy. II2 Hampton rd
!.scot Thomas, 27 Windsor road Bennett Stanley, 139 Windsor road Browne James. 29 Claremont road
.!.shworth BllroldVictor, n50sborne rd Bennett Waiter, 67 Windsor road Browne Mrs. Mary, 23 Claremont rd
:A.tkin Tooma.s D. 41 Cla.remont roarl BenwPll Mrs. 35 Claremont road Browning Wm.Edwd.25 Claremont rd
.!xery John, 279 Katberine road Berger Carl, 133 Hampton road Bruce Mrs. 164 Osborne road
Avery Jo1m, -63 Windsor road BPrnstein Solomon, 51 Windsor road Brunner Fdh:.Leonardt,222Romford rd
Axford Thoma5 M. 91 Osborne road Berry Alfred, 4 Earlham grove Bruton Joseph, 227 Romford road
Ayton John James, 36 Windsor road Riddle Mrs. 120 Earlham grove Bryan Decimus, 65 Clova road
Ayton William E. II5 Cape! road Bilby Edward Vale, 3 Hampton road Bryant 0. J. 83 Windsor road
"Bache Frederick, 19 Dames road Bills John Charles, so Capel road Bryant Chas. Edward, 192 Osborne rd
'Bache Richard, 21 Dames road Bint Arthur, 38 Avenue road Buch Peter, 145 Osborne road
Bacon Thos. Heni. 29 Athe-rton road Bishop Beilj. Geo. 213 Ham Park rd Bucke Mrs. 40 Avenue road
'Badcock Mrs. 6 Osborne road Blake James, 193 Romford road Buckeridge Edwd.Hy.32 Earlham gro
"Bailey StephenChas. 157 Ham Park rd Blake Mrs. 11 Windsor road Buckingham HarryWm.61 Osborne rd
"Baker Harry, 6o Clova road Blake Stuart Ryall, 407 Katherine rd Buckton Arthur, 6q Hampton road
"Bald win .J o1m, 16 Os borne road Blomfield Alfred Edmond, 19 Earl· Bugg Samuel, 78 Ham Park road
Balls Harry James, Skodsborg. ham grove Bullivant Arth. Richd.18 Hampton rd
Claremont road Bluemel Charles, 32 Godwin road Bunn Alfred, 168 Romford road
"Bamford George Warriner, 19 Xor- Bolton :\irs. g8 Windsor road Burchill John, 93 Windsor road
wich road Brmall~ek WaltPr, 41 Woodg-range rd Burder Henry John, 204 Osborne rd
'Banes !.rthur Alexander, The Red Bone Mrf'. 28 Hamvton road Burley ::Sorman. 88 Osborne road
house. Upton lane Bonner Miss. 45 Claremont road Burness GPo. Fras. 79 Osborne road
lJanes .Arth. Edward, The RPd house. Bonner Mrs.Harding.173 Earlham gro Burnptt James. :n Windsor road
Uvton lane Booth Mrs. 88 Claremont road j Burnham John Hv. 128 Hampton rd
1Jarber Alfred, 240 Romford road. Booty William S. 62 Earlham grove Burns Mrs. 13 Atherton road
 23Q FOREST GAT~.
Burroughs Miss. 130 Osborne road
Burrows Norman, 103 Osborne road
Burton George William, 74 Clova rd
Bush Frank. !;!8 Clova road
Bush George, 20 Clova road
Butcher Joseph, 138 Claremont road
Buttle Wm. Thos. 63 Olaremont rd
Byard Richard, 78 Clova road
Byerley .Albert Walter,174 Osborne rd
Calderwood William, 83 Hampton rd
Cameron Edwin Aug. 92 Windsor rd
Camp .Alfred, 132 Claremont road
Campbell Chas. Benj. 236 Upton lane
Campbell James, 36 Norwich road
Cane William Geo. 22 Earlham grove
Cannan David M.A., M.D. 49 Wood-
grange road
Capon Emanuel Jn. 24 Sprowston rd
Carey Albt. Edwd. 21 Claremont rd
Carr Misses E. & M.. JOB Osborne road
Carroll Bev. Egbert O.F.M; (Oath.),
The Friary, Khedive road
Carter Henry, 49 St. George's aven
Carver John, I7 Avenue road
Oasselton .AUred, 43 Earlha.m grove
Castell-Evans John William, 94
Claremont road
Cast-an Ernest, 99 Claremont road
Caston Henry, 99 Claremont road
Cater Hy. Chas. 11 Claremont road
Catmur William Henry,IOo Dame11 rd
Catt .Alfred James, too Clova road
Chandler Wm. Thos. 206 Osborne rd
Chapman Rev. Henry La Grange
Dougan (vicar of Emmanuel), 138
Earlham grove
Chapman Rev.· Jn. William Paddock
A.K.O.L. (vicar of St. Edmund
King & Martyr), The Vicarage,
• Katherine road
Cbapman Edward, 123 Earlham gro
Chapman Saml. L. 6g Earlham gro
Ohapman Thos. Hy. 104 Chestnut av
Charlesworth Wm.Hy. 26 Windsor rd
Chater Algernon, 134 Windsor road
Cheeseright Edwin, Osborne house,
Osborne road
Cheke Richard F.A.I. 39 Osborne rd
Chester Henry, 32 Claremont road
Chester Thos. Geo. 163 Osborne road
Chilton John Sim, 50 Hampton road
Choat Mrs. u8 Os borne road
Churchman Alfred Harold, 125
Windsor road
Clark Alexander, I I I Osborne road
Clark Charles Alex. I 16 Claremont rd
Clark Henry, 26 Norwich road
Clark Mrs. 289 Romford road
Clark Wm.Goldsmith,1o8 Hampton rd
Clark William James, 77 Hampton rd
Clarke Blandford Edwd. 92 Clova rd
Clarke James George, 152 Osborne rd
Cla:xton Wm. Henry, 46 Hampton rd
Cleghorn George·, 135 Osborne road
Olemens Samuel Thos. 109 Capel rd
Clemens Thomas, 76 Windsor road
Clements Stephen, 39 Windsor road
Clementson Edwin, 36 Hampton road
Coats Matthew, 31 Os borne road
Cockerill William, I 12 Claremont rd
Cocksedge Miss, 20 Earlham gr<Jve
Cohen Lewis, 58 Earlha.m grove
Cohen W<Jolf, 37 Sebert road
Cole William, 144 Windsor road
Collins Wm. Howell, 82 Claremont rd
Colville David, 2 Norwich road
Conoby Mrs. 9 Norwich road
Conoley Rev. Daniel B.A. (chaplain
of Poplar union), 159 Ham Park rd
Conoley Cornelius, 54 Earlham grove
ConollPy Benjamin, 34 Windsor road
Cook John Nicol, 59 Claremont road
Coombs Jn. Albt.6o Margery Park rd
Cooney Very Rev. Osmond O.F.M.
(Catholic), The Friary, Kbedive rd
Cooper Clifford, 154 Claremont road
Cooper Mrs. 148 Claremont road
Cooper William, 47 Clova road
Copeman Ernest, 51 Hampton Toad
Coppard Mrs. 42 Osborne road
Corhv Miss. xr:;o Osborne road
Oorby William R. 145 Claremont rd
ESSEX.
Cornwall William, 214 Osborne road
Corpe Charles J. 156 Osborne road
Cossington John, 287 Romford road
Coupe Thomas .A. H. 43 Hampton rd
Couzens Alfred John F.R.C.S.Eng.
221 Romford road
Cowell Harry Percival James, 70
Hampton road
Cox Charles Henry, 18 Kingsley road
Cox Waiter Jn. Mitchell, 61 Clova rd
Coxall Clement, 68 Osborne road
Coxon Rev. W. Vere (Wesleyan), ro8
Windsor road
Crabtree .Alfd. Thos. 2I9 Romford rd
Crane George Francis, 53 Clova road
Crawley Fdk. Cornelius,72Windsor rd
Crea Mrs. 218 Osborne road
Cringle R. J. 6g Claremont road
Crisp Mrs. 137 Hampton road
Crocker Thomas Wm. 9 Atherton rd
Crockett John Fdk. 86 Claremont rd
Croft Charles Elfred 1 70 Knox road
Croll William, 62 Capel road
Cropper Horace Jn 1 136 Earlham gro
Cundy John Georgt>, 182 Romford rd
Cundy Mrs. 261 Romford road
Cundy Simeon, IOI Windsor road
Cundy Wright, 46 Windsor road
Cunnington Henry, 36 Claremont rd
Curtis Edward, 55 Windsor road
Curtis George Chas. 133 Windsor rd
Curtis Henry, 53 Osborne road
Curtis Herbert, rrs Earlham grove
Cuttle Elliott, 56 Khedive road
Dale Wm. Charles M.B. 98 Upton la
Daniel Arthur1 154 Osborne road
Daniel Waiter, 255 Romford road
Darkin Arthur, 27 Osborne road
Darms Fred, 15 Hampton road
Davidson David W. 147 Claremont rd
Davies Miss, 66 Osborne road
Davies William Andrew, 37 Clova rd
Davis Edwin Chas. 161 Ham Park rd
Davis William, 21 Atherton road
Dawes Elijah Seale, 23 Hampton rd
Day Miss, 10 Atherton road
Dayus Fredk.Herbert,229 Romford rd
Dean Alfred, 45 Hampton road
Dean George, I07 Earlham grove
Dearden Albert, 178 Romford road
Defries Sidney, 56 Earlham grove
Deighton Henry Edwd. 65 Osborne rd
Deitrick Rev. William Artbur (Con-
gregational), 4 Norwich road
Dempsey Gerald, 146 Claremont road
Denn John, I Clova 'l"Oad
Derby James, 39 Norwich road
Dewar Waiter, 149 Earlham grove
Dick David, n6 Hampton road
Dickinson Ernest Robert. 36 Clova rd
Dickson Mrs. 20 O!<borne road
Dilger George, 62 Windsor road
Dimond Charles, 231 Romford road
Dixon Edward James, 34 Clova road
Dobbs Alfred Charles, 63 Earlham gro
Dodd Alfred, 34 Avenue road
Dodson William, 15 Atherton road
Doe Mrs. 42 Claremont road
Donald Thomas, 2 Hampton road
Dooley Miss, 66 Hampton road
Doust Mrs. 24 Windsor road
Dowding Ernest Waiter, 143 Clare-
mont road
Dowsett John, 26 Hampton road
Doyle Very Rev. Herbert O.F.M.
(Oath.), The Friary, Khedive road
Dralre Patrick, Bo Ham Park road
Drake William J. S. 5 Claremont rd
Drautz Walter, 16~ Claremont road
Drewry Thomas, 5g Claremont road
Dudley Bev. George (Baptist), 203
Ham Park road
Duffy Patrick Jos. 54 Khedive road
Dugard Henry Thos. 9 Osborne rd
Duncan Mrs. 31 Earlham grove
Duncomb Frf'derick, 2::19 Romford rd
Duncumbe Wm. 47 St. George's av
Dunmore Fdk. Jn. 127 Claremont rd
Dunn Henry Arthur, 72 Earlham gro
Durell James, 19I Earlham grove
Dnrell Joseph, 6 F.arlham grove
Durham Mrs. 100 Earlham grove
[ b.~LLY'S
Durrant 1\Irs. 78 Claremout road
Durrant W. James, 143 Windsor rd
Dye Frederick, 38 Clova rood
Dyer William John, 82 Cape} Yoad
Dykin Edwin John, 19 Clova road
Dyne Henry Wm. So Margery Park 1<l
Eales James, 8o Claremont road
East Mrs. 364 Romford road
Eastaugh Mrs. 11 Hampton road
Edwards Frank, 241 Romford road
Edwards Miss, 3 Norwich road
Edwards Miss, 79 Windsor road
Edwards Mrs. A. E. 4I Osborne road
Egan Rev. Andrew O.F.M. (Cath.),.
The Friary, Khedive road
Egerton Cbas.Samuel, 13 Norwich rd
Eggington Francis, 61 Disraeli road
EgremontRev.H.E.,B.A.109Windsorr<1
Einhauser Louis, 16 Hampton road
Elkington John Wm. 6I Hampton rd
Elliott John, 89 Osborne road
Ellis Edward, g6 Claremont road
Ellis L~:;wis, 33 Osborne road
Ellis Mrs. 43 Claremont road
Ems Victor, 105 Osborne road
Ellison Le win, 39 Atherton road
Elphick Rev. James Strudwick
A.K.C.L. (perpetual curate '()f St.
Mark's), Vicarage, 28 Godwin road
Elsey Mrs. 72 Clova. road
Elsom Edwin Henry, 33 Atherton rd
Elson Wm. Jn. rrs Claremont road
Emblem Ernest John, 95 Disraeli rd
Embling Miss, 108 Earlham grove
Emery Fredk.Arthur,127 Hampton rd
Engledow Henry, 77 Earlham groTe \
Estaugh William, 136 Windsor road
Evans Edwin, 89 Windsor road.
Evans Miss, 85 Osborne road
Evans Thomas, 1B7 Earlham grove
EvHett Mrs. 3 Earlbam grove
Everitt Mrs. 7 Earlham grove
Facy Joseph Wm. 77 Claremont road
Fairweather John, 71 Osborne Toad
Fallon Miss, 3 Osborne road
Fardell Miss, 120 Claremont road
Farish James Peter, 162 Olaremont rd
Farmer Miss, 159 Osborne road
Farthing William, 126 Hampton roacl
Faunch W. J. 131 Capel road
Faupel William, I77 Earlham groTe
Fellger Mrs. 74 Margery Park road
Fenn Fredk C. D. 5 Atherton Toad
Fennings Albert James Livingstone.
90 Osborne road
Fergnson Alfred, 148 Windsor road
Fe1guson John, 26 Osborne road
Fidrles Alexander McPherson M.B .•
C.M. 310 Katherine road
Fielder Robert, 197 Romford road
Finch George, 5 Chester road
Firth Jonathan, 93 Claremont road
Fisher R~v. Maxwell M.A. (curate ot
St.Peter's,UptonCross),2oKhediverd
Fisher Isaac, gB Hampton road
Fitzsimmons Wm. 12 Sprowston l'QBII
Fleming Michael, 53 Clarermmt road
Flint Mrs. I23 Osborne road
Flower Charles Austin, 14 Osborne rd
Follett Miss, 16 Atherton road
Forbes Robert Lyon, 184 Osborne rd
Ford Arthur, 145 Windsor road
Ford Aubrey, 139 Claremont road
Ford Mrs. 120 Windsor road
Ford Robert Giles, ::114 Romford road
Ford Samuel, 129 Windsor road
Foreman George, 158 Windsor TOad •
Forsey Frederick, ISO Claremont rd'
Forster Rev. William Lawson (Coo-
gregational), 37 Earlham grove
Forward Mrs. 23 Norwich road
Foulger Samuel, 63 Disraeli road
Foulon Alexis, I I Sprowston road
Francis William, I Norwich road
Fraser Alexander, II4 Hampton roalf
Fredericks Mrs. 99 Osborne road
Free Alfred, 297 Romford road
Freeman Fredk. Jas. 27 Athe:rton r<l
Freeman Louis, 365 Romford rolld
French Rev. John Henry (Baptist}..
86 Hampton road
Friedladers Mrs. 6 Hampton :roacl
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Fry Mrs. 349 Romford road Haskew R. G. 103 Hampton road Jacohs Mrs. 133 Osborne road
Fudge George, 138 Hampton road Haslett Frederick, 30 Atherton road James Frederick L. 24 Earlham gro
Furlong Rev. Hubert O.F.M. (Cath.), Haven William, 5 Windsor road James Herbt. Fdk. 209 Ham Park rd
The Friary, Khedive road Hawkinson Frank, 74 Knox road James Martin, 92 Hampton road
Furness Percy Edwd. 147 Windsor rd Hawthorne Hugh, 91 Claremont road James :Miss, 3 Studley :road
Galley Rev. Herbert J. (Baptist), 14 Hayward Jamt>s, 109 Osborne road Jardine Mrs. 204 Romford road
Lancaste~ road Healy Patrick J. 5 ).fargery Park rd Jefferies Miss, 33 Hampton road
Gardiner Charles, 58 Clova road Heddon Thomas, 123 Windsor road Jennings Jonathan, u6 Earlham gro
Gardner John Arthur, 9 Hampton rd Hellmund Leonard, 193 Ham Park rd Jt>zard Sidney Robert, I05 Clova road
Gardner William, 63 Hampton road Hempel A. C. 44 Claremont road Jinkins Rev. Gwessin (Welsh Presby-
Gay Albert George, 47 Claremont rd Henning Mrs. TI Clova road terian), 106 Claremont road
Gayes Mrs. 127 Sebert road Herbert Alfred, 121 Forest lane Joel Henry F. 74 Windsor :road
Gemmell John, 10 Hampton road Herbold Frank, 23 Osborne road Joel Mrs. 15 Earlham grove
Gerard Thomas, 28 Claremont road Hewitt Mrs. 40 Claremont road Joel William Edwin, 19 Sprowston rd
Gibson Mrs. 73 Clova road Heymer Edward, ng Osborne road Johnson Henry, 133 Claremont road
Gilbert Arthur, 128 Earlham grove Hibbert Ernl"~t Sydney,135Windsor rd Johnson Henry, IIS Windsor road
Giles Charles, 55 Dames road Hickey Rev. Ephrem O.F.M. (Cath.J, Johnson JamesEdwd.133 Earlham gro
Giller JamPs P. 216 Osborne road The Friary, Khedive road Johnson John Henry, 6g Windsor rd
Gillie Alfred, 102 Earlham grove Hickey Very Rev. Peter O.F.M. Johnson Mrs. 17 Claremont road
Gilloch Thomas, 7 Hampton road (Catholic), The Friary, Khedive rd Johnson T. Edwin, 204 Green street
Gladding Miss, 217 Romford road Hicks Edwin, 99 Windsor road Johnston ThQmas, 153 Os-borne road
Glasson John Richd. 68 Claremont rd Hicks Thomas, 18o Osborne road Jolly William Fredk. 38 Osborne rd
Glaum Waiter, 148 Hampton road High Robert, 103 Sebert road Jones Rev. Clement H., M.A. (curate
Glennon John, 129 Claremont road Hildyard Geo. Wm. 49 Osborne rd of All Saints'), 88 Hampton road
Glover Mrs. 345 Romford :road Hill Rev. Harold R. H., L.Th. (curate Jones Rev. Walter Frank L.Th.
Golding William Hy. 122 Osborne rd of St. Saviour), 7 Sidnt>y road (curate of St. James'), 5 Crosby rd
Goldsmith Wm. Morgan, 79 Hamp· Hill Arthur, 30 Windsor road Jones Charles L. 283 Upton lane
ton road Hill Arthur Brook!!, 197 Eariham gro Jones David, 2II Ham Park road
Good Edward, 361 Romford road Hill Arthur Jn. Edwd. 73 Disraeli rd Jones Herbert Fred, 56 Claremont 1d
Good Ernest, 6o Hampton road Hill Herbert George, 4 Os borne road J ones Mrs. E. 62 Margery Park road
Goodman Alfred Basil, 77 Clova road Hill John, 25 Clova road Jones William, 24 Clova road
Goodman Joseph, go Tylney road Hills Joseph A. 7 Windsor road Joslin George, 220 Osborne road
Gordon Robert Clifford Turner, 395 Hilton Jas. Ballantyne, 67 Osborne rd Jowett Rev. John Charles (Wesleyan),
Romford road Robbing Charles, 128 Osborne road 24 Norwich road
Gore JamE>s Leonard,193 Earlham gro Hobbs W. J. r6 Earlham g-rove Judson Miss, 98 Osborne road
Gorston Miss, 9 Clova road Hobcraft .Alfred, rs6 Windsor road Jurd Albert Edward, 93 Hampton rd
Gosney Rev. Oswald l\LA. (vicar of Hockley Robert, 41 Clova road Kane Domimck, 279 Upton lane
.St. Matthew's, Stratford), St. Hodges .Alfred, 220 Romford road Kay William, 14 Claremont road
Matthew's vicarage,2o7 Romford rd Hodges Edward Wm. ro4 Hampton rd Kean Thomas R. 16 Norwich road
Gostling Geo. Fredk. 82 Hampton rd Hodgkinson Rev.Fredk.Kars!ake M.A. Keen Mr~. 139 Earlham grove
Gough Herbert, 210 Osborne road (vicar of St. Peter's), 293 Upton la Kendon Edwin, 246 Romfo:rd road
Goult Miss, 64 Earlham grove Hodson Mrs. 40 Earlham grove Kendrick Robert .A. 43 Claremont Id
Gower William Hy. 17 Sprowston rd Hoey Rev. Denys Clinton (curate of Kerr James, 31 Atherton road
Graham Mrs. r8 Clova road St. James'), 32 :Xorwich road Kerr James, 73 Earlham grove
Graham Richard, 74 Osborne road Holden Thomas, 52 Claremont road Kershaw Mrs. 130 Hampton road
Gray Geo. Edwd. 97 & 99 Clova rd Holford Trefford, 6 :Norwich road Ketcher Wm. H. 49 Hampton Toad
Grayson Thos. Porter, 15 Osborne rd Hollingsworth Mrs. 67 Claremont rd Kettle Mrs. 189 Earlham grove
Greaves Henry William, 63 Capel rd Holmes Francis, 64 Disraeli road King Alexander, 234 Upton lane
Greco Waiter, 271 Romford road Holsworth Mrs. 104 Osborne road King George Charles, 126 Wmdsor rd
Green Henry, 99 Earlham grove Holsworth William. 129 Osborne road King Miss, 86 Osborne road
Green Isaac Sidney, 162 Windsor rd Holt Edward, 203 "F.:nlham grove King Robt. Seth, 29 Earlham grovP
Green Leslie H. 95 Cape} road Holthusen Alan William ~LB., B.S. King Waiter John, 109 Hampton rd
Green Victor, 55 Earlham grove 34 Sebert road Kingston Charles Whitsed, 41 Earl·
Greeves James John, Qo Clova road Holthnsen W. 102 Claremont road ham grove
Greeves Thomas, rso Hampton road Hone George Jame~. 176 R(lmford rd Kipping Chas. Thos. 135 Hampton Id
Gretton Edward. 6r Claremont road Hooper Mrs. 275 Romford road Kitchin Hy. Holder, 74 Hampton rd
Gretton Richd. Horace,r62 Osborne rd Hopson Arthur, 42 Earlham grove Knibbs Mrs. 35 Hampton road
Griffiths William,sa Margery Park rd Hornby Mrs. 56 Windsor road Knopp Waiter. 51 Clova road
Grundon Alfd. Chapel ho. Osborne rd Hosking Leonard, 130 Earlham grove Kusz Hy. Christian, 102 Chestnut av
Grunsell Richard J. 64 Hampton road Howard Thomas, 9~ Clova road Lacy Waiter, 94 Earlham grove
Guiver Benjamin, 106 Clova road Hoyle George, 26 Atherton road Laing Mrs. 44 Disraeli road
Gullick Miss, so O!!borne road Hudson Charles Ernest,28 Norwich rd LamheTt Mrs. 15 Sprowston road
Gulson Miss, I I Clova road Hughes Thomas, 2 Sprowston road Lamboll J. E. 134 Hampton road
Gunstone John, n8 Earlham grove Hulbert Thomas, 64 Cape} road Landsler Alfred, 109 Clova road
Gwinn Geo. Taylor, 35 Earlham gro Hume John, ror Woodford road Langley Fredk.Thomas,r2 Osborne rd
Hackwell Wm. Thos. 337 Romford rd Humphrey Henry, 122 Earlham grovE' Larner Mrs. ro6 Earlham grove
Hadley Rev. .Adolphus Albert Wm. Humphreys Capt. Thomas, 42 Ramp· Larter W. R. 49 Claremont road
(curate Emmanuel church), 36 Os- ton road Lawrence Mrs. 75 Claremont road
borne road Humphreys James, 94 Clova road La:r.enby George, 198 Osborne road
Hadiow Sydney Geo.I08 Claremont rd Hurn Arthnr, 156 Claremont road Leaf'h Alfred, 58 Osborne road
Hall Thos. Snaith, 70 Claremont rd Hurrell Francis John, 124 Osborne rd Leah Sydney, 48 Claremont road
Hallam Miss M. A. 122 Claremont rd Hurry James Robert, 209 Romford rd I Lee John Alfred, 25 Earlham grove
Hamilton .Alfd.Wm.M.B. 120 Upton la Hutchinson Jas. Edwd. 72 Os borne rd Lee William, ~3 Norwich l'Oad
Hammersley Fredk. 106 Windsor rd Hutchison William Edward, 123 Le Gassick Rev. John Brunei M . .!.
Hancock Frank, 73 Hampton road Claremont road (curate St. Edmund, King &
Hancocks Mrs. 22 Sprowston road Huthwaite Henry, ro6 Hampton road Martyr), The Vicarage,Katherine rd
Hanford Rev. George William Henry Hyams Alexander, 87 Osborne road Let;{ge Arthnr, 19 Atherton road
M.A., F.RG.S. (vicar of St. Ince Miss, 147 Osborne road Lenox Percy. 33 Claremont road
James'), 92 Forest lane Ingleton Alfred, 131 Claremont road Lepingwell Mh:l'l. 1 Atherton road
Hannar Alfred, 120 011borne road Ingleton Wm.Norman,87 Earlham gro Lever Charles Berbert, Il4 Capel rrl
Harbott Charles, 134 Osborne road Ing-ram Edwd.Rendell,19 Hampton rd Levick Christopher, 203 Romford rd
Harding James, 81 Clm·a road Inkson Mrs. 207 Ham Po>rk road L.,vv Mrs. 57 Earlham grove
Hardy Alfred, 144 Hampton road Inman Thomas A. 128 Windsor road Levy Mrs. 2 Oc::borne road
Harnack Ernest Hy. 225 Romford rd Trving Thomas, 78 Earlham grJve Lewin Robert Wm. 155 Osborne road
Harring-ton Edmund, 16 Windsor rd Isaac Lewis, 223 Romford road LPwis George Israel, 100 Osborne rd
Harris David. 26 Claremont road Israel Henry, ng Earlham grove Lewitt Fdk. Wm. M.D.233Romford rd
Harris Wm. Henrv, 143 Osborne road Ives William, 101 (.,'lova road Linch Capt. G. II9 Claremont road
Hart Charles, 73 Windsor road Ives William, 121 Hampton rond Linch .To!leph Henry, 121 011borne rd
Hart Lewis, 160 Windsor road Jackson Mrs. 196 Osborne road Lind William PatPn~on,16z Sebert rd

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Harve_y Capt. R. N. 53 Windsor road Jacobs Geo.Saunders, 195 Romford rd Linday Robert, II6 Windsor load
.Jacl)bs Jo~epb, ~, WiTid<-'Jr rn11d Ling- William, 153 Ham Park.r.~o~a~d;_;;;.;G;K:;;--
Har¥ie George F. 138 Windsor road J:u-obs ~frs. 4-t Hampton road Linnell :Mrs. I86 o..borne read •~'~~~' f\IC3HA~
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Livingstone William, 47 Knox road Morrow Re'V. Wm. Edward Reginald Penwarden Albt. Rd. 84 Hampton rd
Lloyd Capt. Horace Watson,21 Hamp- M.A. (vicar of All Saints), All Perriam Henry, 75 Hampton road
ton road Saints' vicarage, Hampton road Perry William J. 85 Windsor road
Lloyd Edward R. 124 Windsor road Mortimer George, 98 Earlham grove Peters Fred Ralph, 125 Claremont rd
Lloyd Thomas, 66 Claremont road Mosely Mrs. 97 Claremont road Peters George Wm. 131 Windsor road
Lloyd William John, 300 Romford rd Moss Arthur, I4 Earlham grove Peters James, I78 Osborne road
Loder Frederic, 20 Hampton road Moss Frederick H. 57 Windsor road Peters Mrs. 106 Osborne road .
Lodge Frederick, I6I Osborne road Moss Mrs. 8 Earlham grove Phillips Herbert Adcock, 2I6a, Rom-
Lohn Charles, 79 Clova road Moss Mrs. 165 Earlham grove ford road
Lovegrove Joseph, 5 Norwich road Muhm Mrs. 13 Sprowston road Phillips James Thomas,97 Osborne rd
Lovell Fredk. Thomas,273 Romford rd Miiller George, 11 Osborne road Phillips Thomas, 63 Osborne .road
Lowe William, 316 Romfard road Mullsrhausen Jn. Hy.58 Hampton rd Phillips Thos. A. Bo Windsor road
Lucy Albt. Edwd. 64 Margery :Pk. rd Miillerhausen W. E. 84 Windsor road Phipps Henry Chas. 14 Sprowston rd
Lussignea Mrs. 3S Claremont road Mulrenan Mrs. 228 Upton lane Pibel James Henry, 132 Earlham gro
Lusty William, 13 Claremont road Mumford Henry Plevy,1o3 Windsor rd Picken John. n Windsor road
Lyons Benjamin, 513 Romford road Munns David Edwd. 122 Hampton rd Pilcher Chas, Fredk. 122 Windsor rd
McAdam Mrs. 47 Osborne road Murfin Mrs. 14 Clova road Pinks Henry, S1 Claremont road
Macallister John, ss Disraeli road Murgitroyd Mrs. J. 33 Clova road Pittman Miss, IS Norwich road
McArthur Wallace, 347 Romford road Murray Miss Hester, 23 Earlham gro Porter Mrs. 238 Upton lane
McCarrow James, I44 Osborne road Murton Arthur E. 92 Osborne road Potter William, 5 Earlham gron
McCarthy John, 110 Earlham grove Napier Miss, 45 Clova road Poupard A. F. 124 Claremont road
McCurdy John, 91 Hampton road Nash Henry, 62 Claremont road Poupard Charles Geo.295 Romford rd
McCutcheon John, 269 Romford road Neele Samuel, 71 Clarmnont road Power Gemge D. So Clova road
MacDonagh Jas.Saml.235 Romford rd Nettleton Benjamin E.131 Osborne rd Prentice Capt.Wm.L.92 Claremontrd
McDonnell Thos. Wm. 95 Windsor rd ~eville Arthur John, 65 Windsor rd Pribul Mrs. 40 Hampton road
McFee Sydney, 21 Norwich road Newman Chas. Herbt. 25 Ismailia rd Prince Henry, 55 Hampton road
MacGregor Capt. Patrick Beid, 117 Newson Miss, 32 Windsor road Print Alfred, 83 Earlham grove
Windsor road ~ewth George Wm. I27 Earlham gro Pryer Mrs. 100 Hampton road
MacGregor Alfred Ceighton, II:: ~ewton Charles Arthur, 43 Knox rd Pryor Benjamin, I83 Ham Park road
Windsor road ~icholls William L. 230 Upton lane Pulsford Fras. Wm. noa, Windsor rd
Mclntyre James, 66 Earlham grove Nichols John Ambrose, Crayford Punnett Wm. Hy. 62 Disraeli road
MacKay Miss, 46 Osborn road house, Atherton road Puttick Wait. Gayler,I63 Earlham gro
Mackie James, 17 Clova road Nicholson Rev. Jas. Nicholson M.A. Quane Frdk.Carlyle. I23 Hampton rd
Mackirdy Mrs. 170 Romford roa.d I7o Osborne road Quarrell George Hodgson: Balmoral
Maclean Edward, 174 Romford road Nicol Mrs. 70 Clova road house. Balmoral road
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MacLean Mrs. 9 Claremont road Nightingale Miss, II3 Earlham grove Quick Herbert, 43 Osborne road
Madden Henry, 6S Windsor road ~orden Alfred, So Osborne road Quick Joseph Louis, 41 Windsor road
Madell Frank T. 154 Windsor road Norden Lewis, 117 Hampton road Quinn James 0. G. 6 Windsor road
Mallinson John, I Sprowston road Norman Edwin, 16Sa, Romford road Quinn William, 72 Knox road
Mallinson Miss, 69 Osborns road Norman Herbert Bobt.28Atherton rd Quirke Mrs. 1S5 Ham Park road
Mann By. Charles, 149 Claremont rd Norrie Frederick Jas. 41 Atherton rd Radburn Mrs. Ia, Wind!lor road
Mansfield Albt.Arth. 199 Earlham gro N orris Wm. Hal:am, 45 Windsor rd Rae Rev. Alfd. Norman M.A. (vicar),
Mansfield Alfred J. 2 Clova road Norton George William, 232 Upton la St. Saviour's vicarage, Sidney rd
Mansfield Ernest Hy. 92 Earlham grc Nunn William, 146 Osborne road Raeburn Mrs. 51 Earlham grove
Manson Mrs. 102 Hampton road Oakley James, 117 Claremont road Rainey Mrs. I69 Earlham grove
Maple Thos. Holloway,8I Windsor rd O'Brien Archibald, 6o Disraeli road Randa.U Ernest Bidgood M.D. 367
Marshall Geo. Jas. 57 Claremont rd Odell Henry, 72 Claremont road Romford road
Marshal! John, 263 Romford road Ogden Percy Griffith, 21 Earlham gro Rand~ John. 64 Clova road
'Martin .Alfred Fredk. IS Osborne rd O'Halloren Henry, 94 Hampton road Ratcliff Miss, 23 Atherton road
Martin John, 12 Earlham grove o·Longan Paul, I63 Ham Park road Rawden John, 30 Avenue road
Martin Mrs. I07 Clova road Olsen Mrs. 44 Windsor road Rawlinson Frederick Jn.2 Windsor rd
Maryon Ebenezer, 87 Disraeli road O'Malley Thomas., Io Osborne road Ray Mis.s, 293 Romford road
Nassey Thomas, 128 Claremont road Orbell John, 101 Osborne road Rayment Arthur, I25 Earlham grove
Masson John, 43 Clova road Orchard· Henry, so Windsor road Rayment Fredk. Geo. 126 O~>borne rd
Nathews Chas. Wm.1o5 Claremont rd Orr William, 70 Margery Park road Read .Arthur Charles, 5 Sprowston rd
Matthews James, 201 Ham Park road Overy James Bobert, 52 Wind&or rd Reader Waiter, 27 Norwich road
'Matthews Jn.Welland,18Sprowston rd Oxley M;sses, 14S Osborne road Reader William H. 166 Claremont rd
Matthews Mrs. 129 Hampton road Oyler Benjamin, 91 Woodford road Reardon Thomas, 97 Earlham grove
Maughfling John S. uo Windsor road Packer Arthur Hy. 157 Osborne road Redfern George, 136 Osborne road
Mawson Mrs. 171 Earlham grove Packer Ernest, 200 Osborne road Redman Joseph Fell, 100 Windsor rd
May Alfred, S2 Earlham grove Page Robt. Hy. 143 Earlham grove Reedman James R. 86 Windsor road
May Mrs. 37 Norwich road Pallant Harry, I Hampton road Rees Edwin James, 39 Hampton road
1\Jead Arthur Evetts, 236 Romford rd Palmer Rev. Alfred Jabez (Congre- Rees Harry, 146 Hampton road
'Medgwick Fredk. Jas. 8 Osborne rd 1 gational), 247 Romford road Reid Benj. James, I37 Earlham grove
Meere James, 195 Ham Park road Palmer F. W. IOI Hampton road Relph Hy. Preston, 206 Romford rd
Meredith Mrs. 104 Windsor road Palmer Miss, 172 Romford road Rendle Arth. Fras. 69 Margery Pk. rd
Middleton Mrs. 22 Osborne road Park Joseph, 31 Hampton road Retallack-Moloney Joseph Henry, 199
'Miles John M. 310 Romford road Park Mrs. 3I Clova road Romford road
Mile!! Mark. 9 Earlham grove Parker Albert, 45 St. George's aven Rhodes Georg-e. 67 Hampton road
Milligan William, 73 Osborne road Parker .Albert Stanley,232 Romford rd Rice Edmund Stewart,71 Hampton rd
Mill;~ John. 88 Tylney road Parker Haydon, 357 Romford road Rice Richard, 36 Earlham grove
:Milne Robert M.D. 75 Windsor road Parkins Albert, Sg Earlham grove Richardson Ernest, 296 Katherine rd
Minter Waiter Jn. 26 Earlham grove Parren James, 139 Osborne road Richardson G. W. 18 Claremont road
Mitchell Ernest Harry, 95 Clova road Parsons Miss. IS Claremont road Richardson Miss. 122 Forest lane
Mitchell George, 54 Hampton road Paterson James Hy.168 Claremont rd Rippin Edward Vaughan, 208
Mitchell Harold, 179 Earlham grove Pa.terson John, 54 Osborne road Osborne road
Mitchell Miss, 18 Atherton road Patterson Chas. Hy. 353 Romford rd Rippin James, I26 Claremont road
Mitchell Mrs. 20 Atherton road Pattison Harold Aubrey, IOI Clare- Rivett Lewis Collingridge, S4 Earl-
Moar William, 53 Hampton road mont road ham grove
Moate Thomas B. 83 Osborne road Paul Geo. Augustus, 48 Windsor rd Rivett Mrs. 14 Hampton road
Moore Hy. Percival, I32 Hampton rd flaulin Thomas. 95 Hampton road Roach Mark, 13 Osborne road
Moore Rt. Jn.Goxdon,2o2 Romford rd Payne Francis, I4 Windsor road Roberts Mrs. 215 Romford road
Moore Thos. Chas. 90 Claremont rd Peacock Alfred Ernest,7o Ham Pk. Jd Roberts William C. IS Windsor road
Moore-Smith John Robt. 46 Clova rd Pearce Wm. Tipper, 97 Woodford rd Robertson James, 94 Windsor road
Morden James Wm.15S Claremont rd Pearson Leonard Comber, 37 Hamp- Robertson J()seph Gibson, 6 Clare-
Morey Charles Wm. 81 Osborne road ton road mont road
Morgan Francis, 155 Ham Park road Pearson Mrs. 72 Hampton road Robin ErnestClement,27Claremont rd
Morley J. G. 175 Ham Park road Pedley William, S Hampton l"Oad Roe Arthur Henry, 99 Hampton road
Morrell James Isaac, 6o Windsor rd Penn Charles John, 140 Hampton rd Roger de Coverley Waiter, 2I Sprow-
Morris James Joshua,Io7 Windsor rd Pennell Frederick, 102 Osborne road ston road
Morris Jas. Kneeshaw,7S Hampton rd Penney Mrs. 127 Osborne road Rogers C. K. 43 Atherton road
Pentin Philip Jas. 52 Hampton road Rogers Charles, 40 Osborne road
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l\oll John, 3 Ma.rgery Park road Smith Enos, 124 Earlham grove Towler Wm. Thos. 74 Claremont rd
Rolls Rev. W. H. (Wesleyan), 58 Smith Geo. Alfred, 22 Claremont rd Townsend James. 112 Windsor road
Windsor road Smith Geo. Alfred, jun. 83 Clova rd Trapp Charles, 82 Clova road
Rose Arthnr, 38 Hampton road 3mith Harry Whiting,149 Osborne rd Trenaman Alfred Theophilus, 205
Rose Henry Tracy, 306 Romford road Smith James, 141 Osborne road Romford road
Rose Tracey, 79 Claremont road 3mith Jesse Weaver, 17 Earlham gro Trench Mrs. 76 Claremont road
Rosenberg Mrs. 34 Osborne road Smith Joseph John, 113 Hampton rd Trudgett Rev.Arth. Septimus (curate
Ross Rev. Donald (Presbyterian), 23 Smith Miss Elizh.78 Margery Park rd of St. Matthew's), 49 Uova road
Clova road Smith Miss M. J. 152 Windsor road Truelove Chas. Wm. 41 Hampton rd
Boss Edward Woodford, 181 Ham Smith Mrs. 202 Osborne road Truel~ve Henry, 65 Hampton road
Park road Smith Mrs. A. B. 105 Earlham grove Truscott Richard Jas.291 Romford rd
Ross Mrs. 37 Osborne road Smith Peter, 55 Osborne road Tucker Edwin, 244 Romford road
Rotherham Robert P. W. 137 Clare- 3mith Sidney, 75 Clova road Tucker John, 9 Sprowston road
mont road Smith Sidney, 48 Hampton road Tucker Robert Thomas William, 167
Rover Fredk. Jas. 59 Earlham grove Smith Waiter, 77 Osborne road Earlham grove
Rowe George Vanner, 8 Clova road Snelgrove A. G. 23 Sprowston road Turnbull Miss, 11 Earlham grove
Rowland Thomas, 224 Ramford road 3ommerville Mrl!. 84 Osborne r~ad Turner Benjamin, 91 Windsor road
RufHe George, 188 Osborne road Sones Miss, 142 Claremont road Turner William, 41 Knox road
Rugg John Barnes, 97 Hampton road Sonnicksen Sonnick Jessen, 141 Wind- Turtle John, 21 Lancaster road
Rumsey Leonard, 68 Earlham grove sor road Tye Edward, 76 Osborne road
Rush Mrs. 95 Claremont road Sotcher Wm. George, 54 Windsor rd Tye Mrs. 343 Romford road
Russell Alfred, 129 Sebert road Sparkes Mrs. go Hampton road Underwood Edward, 13 Windsor road
Russell Fredk. John, 28 Windsor rd Sparks Charles Henry, 23 Avenue rd Upsdale Andrew R. 191 Ham Park rd
Russell Jn.Hutchinson,362Romford rd Sparrow Mrs. 89 Dames road Upsdale John, 191 Ham Park road
Russell Mrs. 87 Windsor road Sparshott William, 7 Claremont road Upton George S. 6o Claremont road
Ryan Rev. Paul O.F.M. (Cath.), The Spicer Henry Jas. 215 Ham Park rd Valentine William, 107 Boleyn road
Friary, Khedive road Spilsted William, 8 Windsor road Vancleeff Naphtalie Henry, 12 Hamp-
Sadler Joseph, 2 Claremont road Spittle Wm. George, 146 Romford rd ton road
Salmon Mrs. 2-J.9 Romford road 3pring Mrs. 285 Romford road Verling William, 49 Windsor road
Sanders Charles M.B. 29 Windsor rd Stables Mrs. 180 Romford road Vernon Alexander, 49 Earlham grove
Sands Goodwin, 8 Sprowston road Stanley Francis, 10 Clova road Vickerton Rev.Thomas Henry (Primi-
Sangster Mrs. 6 Sprowston road Starling Sydney Geo. 6r Windsor rd tive Methodist), 357 Upton lane
Saunders Arth.Edwd.142 Hampton rd Statham Charles Albt. 64 Osborne rd Volke William Philip, 5 Osborne road
Saunders Mrs. 46 Earlham grove Steimer Emanuel George, 4 Clova rd Wack Henri, 151 Claremont road
Saunders Mrs. Edwd. 47 Windsor rd Stening George, 109 Earlham grove Wade SI. Duncan, 43 W oodgrange rd
Saunders Robert, 68 Clova road Stephen George, 7 Sprowston road Wadley William, 68 Hampton road
Saunders Thomas, 52 Osborne road Stephens Chas.Edgar,zs Sprowston rd Wadsworth Richard, 30 Clova road
'Savage David, 277 Romford road Stephens Daniel, 281 Romford road Waggett Fredc. Wm.Bg Claremont rd
Sayers Henry, 16 Clova road Stephenson Mrs. 35 Clova road Wagstaff George, 30 Hampton road
Schilling Mrs. 172 Os borne road Stevenson Jas. Richd.2<:;3 Romford rd Waldheim Hermann, 112b, Windsor rd
'Seholes Rev. Charles Robert B.A. Steward Mrs. 130 Windsor road Walker James, I77 Ham Park road
(curate of St. Edmund King & Stewart John Douglas, 19 Osborne rd Walker Jas. Cooper, 22 Hampton rd
Martyr),The Vicarage, Katherine rd Stockwell Wm. John, 59 Osborne rd Wallis Algernon, 240 Upton lane
'Scott Mrs. 29 Clova road Stone Edwin, 22 Lancaster road Waiter Eg-bert, 16 Sprowston road
Scott ~rs. Wm. 109 Claremont road Strathern J. 10 Claremont road Waiters Charles, 142 Windsor road
Scott William, 105 Hampton road Streimer Morris, 2 Margery Park rd Walthew Mrs. 7 Atherton road
Serivener Frank, 66 Sherrard road Stricldand Miss, 62 Osborne road Ward Chas. Hv.•
Wm. 26 Clova road
Scrutton Chas. C. 1 Margery Park rd Stromeyer Mrs. 7 Osborne road Ward Charles Robt. 104 Earlham gro
Sellar Miss, 62 Clova road Strong Rev. Robert M.A. (United Ward Frederick, I39 Hampton road
Sewell Mrs. 1 Cranmer road Methodist), 3 Claremont road Ward George, 34 Claremont road
Seymour Frederick, 32 Hampton rd Sturch Frederick, ITo Osborne road Warren Mrs. 88 Earlham grove
Shadrake Wm. Jas. 181 Earlham gro Sudworth Mrs. 45 Woodgrange road Warwick Francis Jas. 6o Osborne rd
Shales Waiter, uB Claremont road Sugg Mrs. 82 Ridley road Waterman Mrs. 88 Windsor road
Sharpley Arthur, 132 Osborne road Sullivan William, 25 Norwich road Waters Frnk.Harvey,5o Claremont rd
Shaw GeorgeEdward,12 Claremont rd Sully Frank, u6 Osborne road Waters Mrs. 48 Osborne road
Sheffield Rev. Waiter (pastor of the Summerfield Miss, 141 Earl ham groVP Watldns Mrs. 71 Earlham grove
Christian Israelite Church), g.6 Sutherland Thoma;:, 120 Hampton rd Watkins Mrs. 363 Romford road
Dames road Swadlino Wm. Thos. r Wind~or road Watling Miss, 67 Clava road
Shell John, 107 Sebert road Swash William, 76 Clova road Watt Mrs. I I Atherton road
Shepherd Douglas, 105 Windsor road Sweetapple Geo. H. 141 Claremont rd Watts Thomas, 127 Windsor road
Shepherd William Hy.42 Windsor rd Tabuteau Aug. Wm. 228a,Romford rd Wealdey Saml.Jsph.Jn.36gRomford rd
"Sheppard James, 22 Windsor road Tatnm Reuben Wm. 214 Romford rd Weaver Rev. William, Bo Hampton rd
Sheppard T. 24 Osborne road Taylor Frederick, 125 Hampton road Webb David, 91 Clova road
Shillan Archibald William, 54 Clare- Taylor Harry Edwd. 2 Cranmer road Webb Harry, 117 Osborne road
mont road Taylor Jamt-s, 113 Osborne road Webb Leonard Chas.167 Ham Park rd
Shillan John Innes, 37 Atherton road Ta~·Ior Jas.Macinto"b, n2 Osborne rd Webh Mrs. 44 Earlham grove
Sholl :Mi~.s. 29 Hampton road Taylor Robert, 4 Cranmer road Webb Thomas, 78 Osborne road
Short Charles, ro Earlham grove Taylor "\<Villiam Chas. 17 Osborne rd Webber George, 8 Claremont road
Sibley Edwin, 12 Atherton road Tedeschi Mrs. 95 Osborne road Weber William, 5 Hampton road
Siddall Mrs. IIB Hampton road Tetin George, 124 Chestnut avenue Web~ter Chas. By. 131 Earlham gro
Sidney William, 111 Claremont road Thomas Rev. Cecil 0. W. (curate of Webster James, 281 l:Jpton lane
Silver Nathaniel, 88 Clova road St. Saviour), 159 Earlham grovP Wehster Mrs. 3 S-prowston road
Simmonds Alfred. 85 Clava road Thomas Daniel, 26_:; Romford road Weeks John. 121 Earlham grove
Simmons Alfred John, 277 "Cpton la Th'lmp'lon Arthur Henry M.D., B.S. Weeks Jn. Fuller, 114 Claremont rd
Simmons Benjamin T. 29 Norwich rd 294 Romford road Welch Mrs. 210 Romford road
Simmons Horace, 53 Earlham grove Thomp;;;on John, 102 Clova road Wells Frederick, 131 Hampton road
Simpson Arthur Jas. 279 Romford rd Thompson Mrs. 98 Claremont road Wells Henry Fras. 51 Claremont road
Simpson James, 27 Clova road Thompson Mrs. 140 Osborne road Wells Mrs. 103 Clava road
Sinclair Mrs. r66 Osborne road Thornton Harold, 56 Hampton road Welply George Chinnery M.B. 20I
Sinclair William, 62 Hampton road Thornton J . .Armitage.573 Romford rd Romford road
'Skerrett Frank B., M.B.23Windsor rd Thurgood G. P. 37 Claremont road Welpl~· Louis, 335 Rornford road
Skinner Wait. Robt. 91 Glenparlie rd Thurley Wait. Erne;;t, 18 Norwich rd West Waiter Thos. 5 St. George"s rd
Slack George Arthur, 12 Windsor rd Thurston George, 38 Windsor road West William, 8 Norwich road
'Slater Edwin, I 13 Claremont road Tillett Fredk. Geo. 234 Romford rd Weston Waiter John, g6 Osborne rd
Slater Henry William, 97 Windsor rd Tilley Fredk. Georgoe, 2I Osborne rd Weston William Hy. I6o Osborne rd
Slater Mrs. 107 Hampton road Timberlake John Hy. 47 Hampton rd Wheat Francis, 13 Hampton road
Smellie James, 125 Osborne road Tinney John Porter. 34 Norwich road Wheatley Harry James, 84 Clova rd
Smith Albert, 32 Avenue road Todd Arthur, 259 Romford road Wheeker Frederick J. 94 Osborne rd
Smith .A.lbert, 8o Earlham grove Todd Arthur John. 3 Chester road White Albert Edward, 72 Capel road
Smith .A.lbert. 82 Ham Park road Todd John, I Earlham• grove White Fredk. Wm. so Earlham grove
Smith Chas. Horace,ros Woodford rd Toms Alfred Thos. 144 Claremont rd j White Mrs. 20 Norwich road
Smith Charles John, g6 Earlham 2'ro Towl Charles, 155 Earlham grove White Peter Alex. 57 Osborne road

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 !H4 FOREST GATE. ESSEX. [KELI.Y'S
Whitefield Robert, 12 Clova road Wilson Mrs. Emma, Grange house, Woodfield Wm. Chas. 99 Woodford rd
Whitelegg S. H. 31 Claremont road Claremont road Woodward James, 5I Cranmer road
Whitelock James, 320 Romford :road Wilson George, 243 Romford road Woolley Mrs. 17 Hampton road
Whitfield Benj. 212 Osborne road Wilson Mrs. 103 Earlham grove Woolner William Hy. 179 Ham Pk. rd
Whittle Mrs. 8:; Hampton road Wilson Richard Hy. 67 Earlham gro Worman Miss, 70 Osborne road
Wickham Mrs. 151 Osborne road Wilson Rodney, 134 Claremont road Wright Mrs. 165 Ham Park road
Wigley John. ro Sprowston road Wilson Spencer, l82 Osborne road Wright Richard, 17 Windsor road
Wilderspin Mrs. 137 Osborne road Winzer Artbur, 20 Claremont road Wright Sydney, III Windsor road
Wildish James, 70 Earlbam grove Wiseman Waiter, 38 Ea:r:lham grove Wri!!ht Thomas, 15 Margery Park rd
Wilkes Alfred Ernest, 57 Clova road Witherspoon Henry, 339 Romford rd Wyers William, 75 "Earlham grove
Wilkes Charles A. 71 Windsor road Withnall Mrs 89 Hampton road ketton Williaru. 85 Earlham grove
Wilkins Mrs. 137 Windsor road Witmond Abraham, 20 Windsor road York Mrs. 32 Norwich road
Williams Charles, 359 Romford road Wittich Henry, 104 Claremont road Young George, 176 Osborne road
Williams John Henry, 15 Clova road Wittleton George, 56 Avenpe road Young Jesse, 103 Claremont road
Williams Miss, no Hampton road Witts Arthnr, 86 Clova road Yoverton Mrs. ::l.~ Osborne road
Willmott Edward, 107 Usborne road 1Wood Mrs. 192 Romford road Zapp Emil, 31 Windsor road
Wilmore Wait. L.D.S. 44 Osborne rd lwoodbridge Layton Ellis Lloyd, 140 Zoers Damain Godfrey,88Hampton rd
Wilshaw William Geo. 78 Windsor rd ' Claremont road Z<Jers Mrs. 121 Windsor road
Wilson David, 136 Claremont road •Woodcock Gerald P. 28 Earlham gro
COMMERCIA I •• Banyard Alfred, tobacconist, II5 Forest lane
Bard Alfred James, insurance agent, 27 Beauchamp road
Early closing day, Thursday. Bard .A.rchibald Jas. pianoforte tuner, 27 Beauchamp rd
.Abbott Brothers, dairym~m, 303 Romford road Barham George, fried fish dealer, 343 Katherine r~ad'
.Abbott Alfred, boot repairer, 3 Whyteville road Barnardo's (Dr.) Homes (National Incorporated Associa-
.Abel & Son, picture frame makers, 242 Green street tion) (branch), 507 & <;og Romford road
Abel Thomas Edmund, umbrella maker, 159 Forest lane Barnes Ernest Charles. Edward M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P•
.A.brahams Esther (Mrs.), draper, 170 Forest lane Lond. physician & surgeon, 207 Green street
.\ckland George, greengrocer, 16 Knox road B'l.rnes Frederick, tinplate worker, 51 Upton lane
Ackland Thomas, grE>engrocer, 519 Katherine road · Barnes Frederick Charles, dairyman, 58 Cemetery road
Acton William John, violin make<r, 472 Katherine road Barnett Esther (Mrs.), ~eneral dealer, 14 Sebert toad
Adams Clara (Mrs.), umbrella maker, 38 Upton lane Barnett Henry, furniture broker & dealer, 265 Green st
Adams Henry, fishmonger, 26 Upton lane Barrett ..!.lice & Lilian (Misses), dress makers, 200
Agostini Mansueto, confectioner,see Vadanelli & Agostini Romford road
Akehurst Ernest, draper, 482 Katherine road Barrett Frank Herbert, butcher, 465 Romford road
.Albarez Julia (Mrs.), draper, 83 Green street Barrett Harry, coal agent, 24 Margery Park road
.Albenhausen Henry, butcher, 412 & 414 Katherine road Banett Herbert R:Jper, solicitor & commissioner for
.AILion Sanitary Laundry, 40 Upton Park road . oaths, 3r8 Romford road
.Albon Lydia (Mrs.), blacksmith, 12 Nursery lane . ·· Barrie Alexander, credit draper, see Gilding & Barrie
.Aldridge Goorge Arthur, Odessa Arms P.H. 53 Odessa rd Barritt Herbert, wholesale news agent, 184 Green street •
Alexandra Laundry Co. laundry, 218 Green street . Bart Henry, grocer, 242 Neville road
.Alien Alfred, hair dresse<r, 129 Upton lane . Barthelmeh Eliza (Miss), tchr. of music,gB Kitchener rd
Alien Frederick Thomas, laundry, 242 'Sebert road Barton William John, baker, 504 Romford road & 2a,
Alien Robert Hugh M.D., C.M.Glas. physician & · ~ur- Woodgrange road
geon, 322 Romford road Bates Frederick, bricklayer, 50 Upton Park road
Allum James, district superintendent Prudential Assur- Batten Sidney John, boot maker, 259 Green street
ance Co. 353 Upton lane Batteson Victor Jenner L.M.S.S.A.Lond. physician &-.
Ambrose -Goldwell John, nurseryman, •188 Odessa road ,surgeon, 201 Earlham grove
Ambrose Mary Ann (Mrs.), grocer, 122 Godwin road Baxter ~.\ndrew Joseph, piano tuner, 158 Monega road
Amey Charles, haulier, I I Stukeley road Baxter Henry T. coach builder, 367 & 368 Railwa'
Anderson Carrie (Miss), milliner, 12 Palmerston road · arch£>s, Station road
Ander.son Horace William, butcher, 48 Station road Baxter Thomas, wheelwright, g8 Dames road
Andrew William Norton, wine & spirit merchant, 467 Bar.ley Oliver, tailor, 187 Upton lane
Katherine :road . Bayliss Henry S. lamp dealer, q6 W<Jodgrange road
.\pps Charles, tobacconist, 270 Romford road Beal Edmund J. Richard, solicitor, 56 Osborne road
Archer Charles, general dealer, 50 Forest street B~ard Sarah (Miss), draper, 120 Hodwin road
Archer Daniel Robert, plumber, 44 Macdonald road Bearman Henry, grocer, 52 Ratcliff road
• Argent William John, plumber, 42 St. George's road Bebington Samm:Jl, confectioner, 74 Elmhurst road
.!.rmitage Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, So Cemetery road Beck Emily & Rogers Mary Ann (Misses), confectioners,
Armstrong Charles Sidney, hosier, 79 Woodgrange road 5 Station road
_-\rmstrong William, shopkeeper, 129 Odessa road. Bedwell George, grocer, 7 Stukeley road
.\rnold Jacob, baker, n6 Godwin road Bed"""ell Henry, grocer, 361 Katherine road
Arthur & Co. metal workers, Hesketh road Beesley George, boot repairer, 38 Station road
.\rscott Lewis, Rising Sun P.H. 528 Romford road BeE>sley George, grindery dealer, 172 Forest lane
.Ashton Edward, dairyman, 229 Green street Bell Frederick, boot maker, 42 Bristol road
Askew Charles, baker, 277 Green street Bell Thomas William, painter, 85 Boleyn road
Atkinson John, fishmonger, 155 Green street Bellamy Harry, grocer, 28 Knox road
Attwell Alfred, oilman, 380 Romford road Benbow Alfred, monumental mason,- 183 Green street
Austin John George, wine merchant, 174 Forest lane Bendon Rose ('~iiss), feather manufacturer, 54 Upton la
Avro:y John M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & sur- Benjamin Barnett, wardrobe dealer, 226 Green street
geon, & medical officer to East Ham Cottage Hospital, Benjamin Emanuel, teacher of music, 226 Green street
279 Katherine road Bennett & Oggins, cycle makers, 76 Upton lane
Awdry Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 89 Disraeli road Bentley Joseph, oilman, 52 Forest street
.A.yton Robert, undertaker, 252 Romford rd. T N 216 Bernstein Jacob, boot repaire<r, 241 Green street
Stratford Beswitherick Ethel (Miss), dress maker, 7 Field road
· Bailey Catherine (Mrs.), urn brella m a. 445 Katherine rd Beswitherick Horace, insurance agent, 7 Field road
Bailey Reginald, grocer, 59 Dames road Beswitherick Lavinia (Mrs.), teacher of pianoforte, 7
Bain Richard Thomas, teacher of music, 2 Elm road Field road
Balrer Albt. & Co.(1898) Ltd.tobccnsts.66 Woodgrange rd Bigg Charles T. farrier, 7oa, Woodgrange road
Baker Edith (Miss), tobacconist, 22 Upton lane · Bignell Arthur, ironmonger, 72 Odessa road
Baker Frank, insurance agent, I 10 Halley road Big-nold Hall (Mrs. Olarke, caretaker), Station road &
Baker Henry Thomas, dairyman, 22 Station road Big"Dold road
Baldrey Samuel, confectioner, 398 Romford road Binning-ton Em m a (Miss), oil & eolor man, 30 Station rd
Ballard Elizabeth (Miss), laundry, 505 Katherine road Birch Henry Edward, hair dresser, rro Pevensey road
Ballard Henry, boot maker, 503 Katherine road Bishnp George, greengrocer, 84 W oodgrange road
Jlamford Redfern Voss, grocer, 162 Boleyn road Blackmore Emily (Mrs.), laundry, .:;6 Forest street
Banes Arthur Alexander, solicitor & commissioner for Blac],more Victor E. draper, II5 Woodgrange road
oaths, The Red house, Upton lane Blair Edward, house decorator, roo Bristol road
Banes Arthur Edward, solicitor, Red house, Upton lane Blake Stuart Ryall•
L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.
Banes James, dairy, 10 Capel road Glas. physician & surgeon, & medical officer for part of
Ban field Charles William, insurance a!!ent, 198 Sebert" rd East Ham district, West Ham union, 407 Katherine rd
Banham Frank, fruiterer, 442 Romford road Blakey .Morris & Co. Limited, paperhangings ware-
Banks Wm. Charles, carpenter & joiner, 130 Neville rd house, 36 Upton lane
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Dlayney Henry, hair dresser, 132 Odessa road
Blemkin John, confectioneT, 64 Green street
Bloomfield Samuel, jeweller, 2a, W oodgrange road
Blow Rdbert C. Camden Arms P.H. 70 Field Toad
Blower Annie (Miss), dress maker, 33 Henderson road
Blyth Thomas, tailor, 106 Thorpe road
Boake Henry William, tobacconist, 205 Dames road
Bold-en Henrv, •
coal &; coke dealer, 2 Lorne Toad
Bonallack &; Sons, van, cart, wagon &; carriage builders,
268 Romford road & 15 to 27 Nursery lane. T A
" Bonallack, London ; " T N g65 East
Bond _<\lice (Miss), teacher of music, 24 Dunbar road
nJne & Son, builders, 215 Boleyn road
Boot Charles, greengrocer, 8 St. George's road
Boot Rdbert, fruiterer, g:z Tower Hamlets TOad
Booth Tom, plumber &; decoNtoT, 1 Aubrey stTeet
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Ltd. 24 Woodgrange rd
Iiorland Henry McDonald 'M.B., O.M.Glas. physician &
surgeon, 355 Romford road
Bornbeim Joseph & Co. furriers, 6 Sebert road
Borrett Edgar John, district supt. Royal London Mutual
Insnrance Society Limited, 404 Romford road
Botfield John, cats' m~>at dealer, 38 Dames road
Boult~:m Guy W. tobacconist, 71 Woodgrange road
Bowden Charles Edward, news agent, 87 Upton lane
Bowerman Alexander, butcher, 266 Green street
Bowman Augusta{Miss),Forest Gate hotel,1o5 Godwin rd
Bowser George, grocer, 171 Ham Park road
Boyle Bernard, miscellaneous dealer, 72 Green street
Boyton Edward Thomas A., L.R.C.P.Lond., L.S.A. phy-
8ician & surgeon, 46 Sebert road & 69 Stracey road
Brabazon George A. Freemason's tavern, 342 Romford rd
Bracher Em m a (Mrs.), linen draper, 53 Field road
Bradbury Frederick, boot m-aker, 126 Godwin road
Bradford Amelia (Mrs.), tobacconist, 76 Upton Park rd
Bragg Jane (Mrs.), fishmonger, 63 Odessa road
Braine Harrv, confectioner, 22 Woodf.ord road
Bra m well M: (Mr">. ), laundry, 131 Forest lane
Brand GE>orge William & Co. builders, 68 Chestnut
.avenue & 51 Glenparke road. T N 65o Stratford
Bray HPnry J. \V. photographer, 161 St-ation road
Bray Joseph Richard, grocer, 171 Upton lane
Bray Wm. Thos. ma1hematical instrument ma.Sidney rd
Bray William Thomas, jun. nurseryman, 61 Sidney rd
B"E>!t Charles, confectioner, 410 Katherine road
Brewer Charles, grocer, 7 Reginald road
Br~:>wster Alfred, greeng-rocer, 6 Cemetery road
Bridgeland JamE>s, jobbing gardener, Ia, Fowler road
Bridgeman Benjamin P. solicitor, 56a, Woodgrange rd.
T N Stratford 196
Brion Frederick, baker, 100 Woodgrange road
Brister John James, baker, 19 Reginald road
Britannic Assurance C'o. Limited (E. Nathan, district
~uperintendent ), 595 Romford road
Briti~h Wallpaper Co. paperhangings wareho.37 Upton la
British Women's Temperance Association, inebriate
home (Miss P. Jewell, matron),82 & 84 Margery Pk.rd
Britten Hy. greengro. 41 Upton la. & I29 Woodgrange rd
Broad Edward, draper, Il Avenue road
Brook§ G9org-f' Bertram, milliner, 268 Green street
Brotzl;:y Morris, boot maker, 164 Forest lane
Bro-wn G. H. & Co. nndertal;:ers, 330 Katherine road
Brown ~argaret (Mr;;. ), confE-ctioner, 198 Green street
Brown Thomas, builder, see Graver & Brown
Bruce \Vm. Fredk. ~ Co. estate agents, 304 Romford rd
Bruty Harry, painter, 27 Ratcliff road
Bryant John William, oook1:Jinder, 1~9 Forest lane
Bryson Frances (Miss), shopkeeper, 58 Vansittart road
Buch Joseph, tailor, 11 Midland Railway Station ap-
proach, Woodgrange road
Buckingham Edward, boot maker, 38 Green street
Buckle Waiter, painter & decorator, I Rarnsay road
BucknPll Henry William, laundrv, 79 .Station road
Budden & Co. grocers, & post office, 473 Rornford road
Budden Henry Arthur, grocer, 66 Station road
BullPid Ernest, baker, & post office, 389 Katherine road
Bullivant Joseph, boot repairer, 323 Green street
Burberrry James, greengrocer, 247 Green street
Burg-E-ss Charles, marine storE' dealer, 66a, Station road
B01·hnd John, milliner, 73 Woodgrange road
BurnPtt James & Son, hakE>rs, 327 Romford road
Burpitt Henry, marble mason, 45 Dames road
Burrough Thomas, turncock Metropolitan Water Board,
Eaqtern district, 27 Bective road
Rurton Harry. rag- merchant, 55 Station road
Buscall John & Co. hosiers, 6o W oodgrange road
Bush William Edward, tobacconist, so Dames road
Butler Richard, baker, 181 Green street
Byatts Limited, butchers, II Woodgrange road. T N
4":l5 Stratford
Cable Shoe Co. Ltd. boot makers, 53 Woodgrange road
Caddy Lilian (Mrs.), grocer, 86 Station road
FOREST GATE. 235
Cahill Caroline (Mrs.),wine & spirit mer.249Katherine rd
Caldwell Gertrude (Mrs.), dress maker,3:z St.George's rd
Callow Henry Duncan, pianoforte tuner, 29 Stndley road
Cambray Ge.1rge, house decorator, 32 Dorset road
Cameron John Russell, confectioner, so Station road
Campbell P. & P. Limited, dyers, 299 Romford road
Cannan David M.A., M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.B.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, & medical officer for Forest Gate-
& part of West Ham district, West Ham union, 34
Se bert road & 49 W ood!P"ange road
Cannon John & Sons, packing case makers, 383 & 3B3a,.
Romford road
Cannon Charles George, pianoforte maker, 162 Green st
Carder Albert, boot repairerr, 52 Kitchener road
Carloss W illiam H. oilman, 276 Odessa road
Carrick, Davies & Partners Limited, coal merchants, 7
Railway bridge, Woodgrange road
Carroll J. 0. vaccination officer for sub-registration dis-
tricts of Stratford. Leyton, Walthamstow, Wanstead &-.
Forest Gatt>, West Ham union, 5 Clova road
Carter H. J. Limited, builders, 165 Capel road
Cart-e-r Frances (Mrs.), shirt maker, 23 Sebert road
Carter HE-nry, insurance agent, 41 Dames road
Casey C. M. (:Miss), teacher of music, 25 Boleyn road
Oastell Georg-e, wine & spirit dealer, 222 Green street.
Castun Ernest, architect, 99 Claremont road
Catherall Ada Florence (Mibs), shopkeeper, 12 Field roacl
Catlin Albert (.M.rs. ), hair dresser, 33 Upton lane
f'auston Arthur, Travellers' Rest P.H. 12 Cemetery rd
Chambers Arthur, corn & flour dealer, 377 Katherine rd
Chambers George, news agent., 177 Forest. lane
Chapman George Henry, ticket writer, 34 Green street
Chapman William, firewood dooler, 27 Fowler road
Chappel H. & Co. Limited, wholesale confectioners, 15
Belton road. T A " Lollipop; " T N 657 Stratford
Chappell Edward, shopkeeper, 41 Vansittart road
Chappell Fanny (Miss), private school, 138 Osborne roa<l
Cheke R. & Co. auctioneers & estate agts. I68 Forest la
Uheke Richard F . .!..1. survE-yor, 39 Os borne road
Chilman Waiter, provision dealer, 99 Khedive road
Chilman Waiter John, dairy, 99 Neville road
Choat Alma .A.lice (Mrs.), confectioner, 82 Cemetery road
Chorley Mary Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper,54Stracey rd
Cinema & GenHal Supply Co. (:Moving Picture Adver-
tising Co.) (Georg-e Coleburne, ag"ent),49 Whyteville rd
Clanc<>y Julius William, provision dealer,388 Romford rd
Clare William. grocer, 450 Romford road
Clark Brothers, plumbers, IOI Stafford road
Clark's College LimitPd, boys' school 296, & civil servie&
col:eg-e 328, Romford road
Clark Charles, laundry, 259 Xatherine road
Clark Ft·ank William, photog-rapher, 284 Romford road
Clark George, oilman, 70 Dames road
Clark George William, pawnbroker, 253 Green street
Clark Rebecca (Mrs.), wine & spirit dealer, II 1 Green st
Clarke Millie Maria (Mrs.), hosier & glover, 260 Green st.
Clarke William, greengrocer, 382 Katherine road
Clayton Ernest, furniture dealer, 529 Katherine road
Cleare Elizabeth (Miss), eonfectioner, 477 Romford roacl
Cleary Sarah Ann (Mrs.), grocer, I Ashley road
Clemans Emily Rebecca (Mrs.), butcher, 9 Upton lane
Clemans Wm. Geo. butcher, 68 Field rd. & 9 Upton la
Clemens Bros. Ltd. builders,73 to 77 York rd.Katherine rd
Cobbett Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper, 328 Katherine road
Coe Alfred, laundry, 430 Katherine road
Cohen Aubrey, mantle warehouse, 40 \Voodgrange road
Cohen Lazarus, boot repairer, 49 Odessa road
Cohen Philip, costumier, 214 Green street
Cohen Woolf, repairing tailor, 28 Upton lane
Cole George, bookbinder, 52 Studley road
Cole GE>orge, chimney sweep, 23 Sylvan road
Cole John, house decorator, 263 Odessa road
Cole Percy Thomas, Princess Alice P.H. 329 Romford rd
Coles Edward Herbert, sign writer, 37 Dunbar road
Coles Oliver, shopkeeper, 17 Odessa road
Collingwood Sidney. motor garage, 7oa, Woodgrange rd
Collins Henry & tSons, brass finishers, 9B Forest lane
Collins Percy James, cooper, 251 Romford road
Curupton ..irthur G~:>o. trade protection agt.::~6 Avenue rd
Constrictor Tyre Co. cycle tyre manufrs. Nursery lane
Cook & Sons, 1:Jutchers, n8 Godwin rood
Cook Edward, wardrobe dealer. 68 Upton lane
Cook George, shopkeeper, 64 Wellington road
CoQk Lewis, church furniture manufactr. 21 Station rd
Cook Ulrich, shopkeeper, 390 Katherine road
Cook Waiter Robert, estate agent, 2 Ramsay road
Cooke Eunice (Miss), draper, 183 "Cpton lane
Oooke George, blind maker, 65a, Bignold road
f'oomber George. shopkeeper, 213 Dames road
Coombs Nathaniel, hair dresser, 236 Green stree\
Cooper Albert, butcher, 30 Upton lane
Cooper Frank, draper, 403 Katherine road
 236 FOREST GATE. ESSEX. [K~LLY'S
Corby W. P. & Co. sanitary specialists, I47 Green st Desave .Archibald, clothier, 155 Forest lane
Cordley Alfred Burgess, grocer, 2 Reginald road Devine .A. & E. whalebone cutters, Nonpareil works,
Cornish Albert John, boot & shoe repairer, 77 Green st Hesketh road
Cornish Waiter Frederick, painter, 13 Stukeley road Devon M. & G. baby linen warehouse, 65 Upton lane
Cornwell George, dining rooms, 3II Romford road Dewell Chas. & Son, house decorators, 145 Sherrard rd
Costellow A. B. & E. grocers, I6 Dames road Disney Louis P. teacher of music, 134 St. George's road
.Coult .A. E. builder, 253 Ramsay road Ditchett William, ironmonger, 305 Romford road
.Couzens .Alfd. Jn. F.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon, 22I Romford rd Dixie Louis a (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 81 Tower Hamlets rd
Cowell J~seph, insurance agent, Soi Romford road Dixon Elizh. (Miss), feather dresser, 52 Upton Park road
•Cowling Edward William, shopkeeper, 62 Field road Dock Labourers' Mission Children's Home (Chas. Heath
Cox Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 29 Essex street Coleman, sec.; Edmund Palmer, mgr.), ISO Boleyn rd
Cox William, greengrocer, 35I Katherine road Dodwell Brothers, outfitters, 72 Upton lane
Coxall William, confectioner, 32 Upton lane Dolamore Arthur, boot maker, I7 Belton road
.Crabb Annie (Miss), tobacconist, see Johnson & Crabb Doland George Limited, tailors, 22 Woodgrange road
Crabb Elsie (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, II9 G{)dwin rd Domestic Bazaar Co. Limited, bazaar, 57 Woodgrange rd
Craddocli: Bertha (Miss) & Co. hair dressers, 66 Wood- Doswell George, domestic machinery dlr. 21 Upton lane
grange road Dottridge Brothers Limited, carriage proprietors, 374
Crafton Samuel, grocer, 93 Pevensey road to 376 Railway arches,· Station road
<Craig Archibald, assistant superintendent Prudential Douglas Wm. Benj. furniture broker, 243 Katherine rd
Assurance Co. 59 Chancer road Dove Isaac Geo. builders' merchant, see Harris & Dove
Craig Thomas Roger, tailor, 2o8 Romford road Dovell William Edward, tobacconist, 7I Green street
<:rampton C. & W. ·builders, 7I Odessa road & 72 to Be Dow Jn. Geo. & Co. mechanical engineers,1r7 Forest la
Wellington road Dowden Florence (Miss), tchr. of piano,ISI South Esk rd
Crawford Lawrence John, china & glass dlr. 235 Green st Downing Arthur, butcher, 129 Green street
Creighton Frank Hy. painter & decorator, I39 Halley rd Downing Thomas, •brass finisher, 72 Forest street
Cridge Wm.Henry, grocer, & post office, 3I3 Romford rd Driver Thomas W. ham & beef de•aler, 2 Sebert road
Cripps Cycle & MQtor Co. cycle makers, 24, 26 & 2E Druitt Jabez, monumental mason, 530 Romford road
W oodford road Dudley & Keyne!, printers & stationers, 36 Dame! road
Crisp Charles, carman, 152 Odessa road Dudley Charles, builder & decorator, 32l Katherine road
Crook Elizabeth (Mrs.), baker, 47I Romford road Duffy Patrick Joseph M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
Cross Elijah Jefford, cabinet maker, 32 Field road physician & surgeon, 54 Khedive road
Cross Fredk. Peter, printoo-, Beaumont works, Boleyn rd Dugald Henry Thomas, insurance agent, 209 Green st
Crossley Frank, house & estate agt. II2 Glenparke rd Duggan Michael Thomas, confectioner, 20 Upton lane
Crutchfield Thomas Gibbons, builder, I33 Green street Dunbar Philip, insurance ag~nt, 38 Beauchamp road
<:ullen William Henry, grocer, 44 Upton lane & 83 Duncan Charles, tobacconist, 7I Upton lane
W oodgrange road Dunham Albert, confectioner, I30 Green street
Cumine & Wilmore L.D.S. dental surgeons, 'Romsdal, Dunn Joseph, baker, 109 Woodgrange road
Earlham groye Dunthorn Fanny (Miss), teacher of piano, 2I Bristol rd
<Cundick Edmund & Charlie, pianoforte tuners, I59 Durham Main Coal Co.Io Railway bridge,Woodgrange rd
Neville road Dyer Henry & Sons, undertakers, 54 & I04 & 106 Wood-
.Cunningham Alfred, greengrocer, I Stork road grange road (T N 578 Stratford) & 48 Oakhurst road
.Currie & Co. house decorators, I25 Forest lane Eagle & Child Hotel (J. W. Cambden, propr.; Ernest
Curteys & Co. corn chandlers, 57 Dames road Smith, mngr. ), 112 W oodgrange rd. TN 849 Stratford
•Curtis Harwood, house decorator, I Odessa road Eaglestone William, window blind maker, 66 Green st
<Jurtis James William, tailQr, 93 Osborne road Earle Arthur Herbt. oil & color man, I6 St. George's rd
<Jurtis Mary (Miss), laundry, 104 Odessa road Earlham Hall (Frank Bonner, lessee), Earlham grove
<Jurtis Waiter, tobacconist, 2oa, Woodgrange road E1st London Joinery Works Limited, manufacturing
<Jushway Ethel (Miss), teacher of the pianoforte, ro joiners, Katherine road
Ramsay road Easter brook .Arthur, farrier, 37 Bi~nold road
.Cutting Nathaniel Cutting, insur. supt. 46 Claremont rd Easterbrook E. builder, 43 Bignold road
Da Costa Abraham, boot store, 267 Green street Eastern Drug Co. Ltd. (The), druggists, 204 Green st
Dale Ed"'in .Austen, house decorator, 188 Romford road Eastern Garage Co. (The) (Love, Lovett & Evans),
Dale' William Charles M.A., M.B., C.M., D.P.H. physi- motor engineers, 418 & 4r8a, Romford road. T N IO
cian & surgeon, g8 Vpton lane Stratford
!Dale Willia.m N. milliner, see Raper & Dale Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Limited, dyers, 325
Dallistone John Lines, jobbing gardener, 226 Boleyn rd Romford road
Dalton Henry, confectioner, 79 Upton lane Eat on Florence (Mrs.) A.L.C.M. teacher of pianoforte,
Dane Thomas, fruiterer, 51 Elmhurst road 39 Boleyn road
Daniel .Arthur William M.P.S. chemist & druggist, 46 Eaton Joseph, confectioner, 82 Station road
Upton lane Edgar John, draper, I35 Earlham grove
lDaniels Samuel, ft.orist, Wellington road Edwards George & Ernest, bakers, 26I Green street
Darlington William, dining rooms, 8 I W oodgranO"e road Edwards Arthur George, shopkeeper, 256 Odessa road
I> arms Fred&ick, florist, 63 W oodgrange road. T N 222 Edwards Elise (Mrs.), confectioner, 65 Woodford road
Edwards James Mindham, wardrobe dealer, 128 Green st
Stratford
Da,·ey & Co. mantle makers, 12 Woodgrange road Edwards Mark, shopkeeper, 177 Trumpington road
"Da>ies Brothers, vilmen, 315 Romford road Edwards Waiter, stationer & bookseller, 52 Upton lane
"Da,·ies Clara (Mrs.), teacher of telegraphy, I72a, Ram- Ella way Adeline (Mrs.), wicker basket m a. I43 Green st
ford road Elliott Alexander,ma:rine store dlr. 53 St. George·s aven
Da,·is .irthur, venetian blind maker, 66 Forest street Elliott Charles, blouse manufacturer, I4 Atherton road
Davis Arthur William, win<iow blind ma. 20 Suffolk st Elliott George, grocer, I Dean street
Davis Henry, fruiterer & greengrocer, 6g Station road Ellis Hetty (:Mr8. ), job buyer, 245 Green street
Da,·ison .Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 46 Kitchener road Ellis Waiter Horace, boot repairer, 49 Station road
Da wes Frederick, oil & col or man, 109 Green street Ellis William, dairyman, 107 Forest lane
Davrson Ephraim Robert, grocer, 52 Station road Elsey Charles, toy dealer, 37a, W oodgrange road
Dawson William, shirt & collar dresser, I92 Green st Emery Ernest, tailor, z28 Odessa road
·nay Ebenezer James, insurance agent, 42 Whyteville rd Emmanuel Church Institute, 333 Romford road
lDay Harry, tailor 496, & news agent 498, Katherine road Engli8h J. & Co. oil merchants, 39 Station road
_Dayus Frederick Herbert :M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. English William & Son, undertakers, 35 Upton lane
(firm, Dayus & Garden), physician & surgeon, & Enterprise Printing Co. printers, go Upton lane
medical officP-r to ~o. 2 district, West Ham union & Esser Josephine A. M. S. (Mrs.), midwife. 27 Forest st
surgeon to K Division, M~>.tropolitan Police, 229 Ram- Esterman John, grocer, 67 Upton lane
ford road; & I3 Church street north, West Ham E. Evans David, dairyman. I39 W oodgrange road
T N 26o Stratford Evans Edwd. Richd. oil & color dlr. 369 Katherine rd
'Dean Cecilia & Harriet Clara (Misses), dress makers, 51 Evans Elizh. Hind (Mrs.), music seller, 400 Romford rd
W oodford road Evans Ernest, insurance agent, gi Upton Park road
Dean Joseph, boot maker, IB UptQn lane Excelsior Bill Posting Co. I I Forest street
ilenman John William, stationer, 263 Green street Fagan Woolf, fried fish dealer, 12 Station road
Dennington Alfred, news agent, 5I8 Romford road Farmer Alfred, boot repairer, 55 Lansdown road
"Dennis .Arthur, house dt>corator, 376 Romford road Farmer John, veneti:m blind maker, 138 South Esk rd
"Dent Francis Patrick, g-rocer, 56 Cemeter~· road Farmers' & Cleveland Dairies Co. Ltd. I,<; Upton lane
Dt>nyer Charles, boot repairer, 107 Vansittart road Farnsworth Fredk. Francis, grocer, 484 Katherine road
Derrick Alfred William, teacher of dancing, 51 Gower rd
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Farrant Henry, shopkeeper, 22 Forest !ttre-et
Farrow Sarah (M~.), confectioner, 118 Up ton lane
Fenner Edwin T. W. Duke of Fife P.H. 350 Katherine rd
Fenshon Charles G. painter, 323 Katherine road
Fenshon Frances (Miss), dress maker, 323 Katherine rd
Ferguson Albert, boot & shoe dealer, 4 Sebert road
Ferguson Joseph Johnston, chemist, 453 Romford road
Ferrand John, tobacconist, 258 Green street
Fiddes .Alexander McPherson M. B., C.l\L physician lt
surgeon, 310 Katherine road
Field Henry, tobacconist, 2b, Woodgrange road
Field Jesse, tailor, 301 Romford road
Fieldsend John, tobacconist, 160 Green street
Figg William, shopkeeper, 15 Vansittart road
Finch k Gibbons, builders, 128 Neville road
Finch William David, oilman, 109 Forest lane
Finer Marian (Mdme. ), teacher of music, 4 Windsor rd
Finn Joseph & Co. confectioners, 15 Woodgrange road
Fi!toh Robert John, provision dealer, 318 Katherine road
Fisher .Alexander, hair dresser, 338 Katherine road
FisheT Edward, confectioner, 327 Katherine road
Fisher George, blind maker, 378 Romford road
Fitzgerald Kate (Mrs.), apartments, 20 Khedive road
Fleming, Reid & Co. Ltd. wool wareho.3 Woodgrange re
Flook Alice (Miss), dress maker, 12 Forest road
Flower & Sons, fishmongers, 357 Katherine road
Foakes Eva (Miss), dress maker, 10 Beauchamp road
Foat William, grocer, 320 Katherine road
Fogden George, insurance agent, 37 Upton Park road
Fokle Thomas, shopkeeper, 53 Station road
Folkard Waiter, fancy draper, 212 Green street
Fone!l Benjamin, butcher, 227 Green street
Foot Joseph, grocer, 73 Upton Park road
Ford Willi.am C. & Co. chemists, ~o Woodgrange road
Ford Albert, butcher, 475 Romford road
Ford .Arthur, upholsterer, 137 Halley road
Ford Robert Giles L.F.P. & S.Glas., L.S ..A.. physician &
surgeon, 314 Romford road
Forest Gate Estate Limited, cinematograph theatre,
302 Romford road
Forest Gate Public Hall (Benjamin Batt, licensee),
billiard saloon, W oodgrange road
Forest Gate Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Ltd. (Fredk.
L. James, managing director), 176 Forest lane & 57
Upton lane
Forest Gate Shakespeare Society (V. L. Batteson,
treasurer), Earlham hall, Earlham grove
Forest Gate Skating Rink (Benjamin Batt, manager),
W oodgrange road
Foster William, greengrocer, 117 Green street
Fowler Arthur, grocer, 68 Boleyn road
.Fowler P. (Miss), milliner, 75 Upton lane
Fox C. J. & M. corn & flour dealers, 230 Green street
Francis William M.R.C.tS.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician
& surgeon, z Norwich road
Fooser James Samuel, beer retailer, 6o Dames road
Frazer James Hogg :M.R.C.S. physician & surgeon;
surgery, Field road
Free Alfred, beer retailer, 264 Romford road
Freeborn & Sons, cabinet makers, 1 St. George's square
Freeman, Hardy & Willis Limited, boot makers, 11
Woodgrange road
Freeman .Alfred, butcher, 34 Station road
Freeman George, boot maker, so Upton lane & 14 St.
George's road
Freeman Selina (Mrs.), confectioner, I 57 Forest lane
French William, boot repairer, 140 Odessa road
Freund HPnry & Co. Limited, builders' merchants,
wholesale ironmongers, wall & floor tiling contractors,
artificial stone manufacturers & builders' ironmongers,
II2 to 120 Tower Hamlets road
Frost .A.nna (Mrs.), news agent, 8o Station road
Fry ~1ary .Ann (:\frs. ), White Hart P.H. 249 & 251 Gre-en
street
Full-er George, ironmonger, 454 Romford road
Furby & Co. printers, .Alpha works, Oakhurst road
Furse Cornelius, watch maker, 20 Woodford road
Gane .Alfred Henry, Spotted Dog P.H. 212 Upton lane
Garden John .Andrew M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physician &
surgeon, see Dayus & Garden
Gardiner Winifred (Miss), music teacher, 58 Clo·n. road
Gardner & Co. dyers, 107 W oodgrange road
Gardner Alfred, grocer, 12 St. George's road
Gardner George, house decorator, see Page & Gardner
Garner Alfred, plumber, 356 Romford road
Garnes Albert John, bookbinder, 141 Green street
Garrard William, tobacconist, u Parliament place
Garrity Peter, furniture dealer, 12 Woodford road
Garton Eleanor (Mrs.), dairy, 452 Kath-erine road
Gas Light & Coke Co. 64 Woodgrange road
Gask Arthur Cecil L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dentist. 360 Ram-
ford road
FOREST GATE 237
Gasser Jacob, hair dresser, 382 Romford road
Gasson William, pianoforte agent, 76 Green street
Gaston Frooerick, grocer, ~24 Ramsay road
Gathergood Lncy (Miss), dress maker, 74 Ham Park r«t
Gazeley Herbert Leo, insurance agent, go Godwin road
Geake Charles Edwin, confectioner, 10 St. George's road.
Geduld Edward, hair dresseT, 476 Katherine road
Gibbens Mary Louise (Miss), professor of music, 1n.
Studley road
Gibbins Charles Henry, leather seller, 56 Stracey road
Gibbs & Co. tailors, 78 Green street
Gibbs Charles Henry, hair dresser, 189 Upton lane
Giddy Frances (Mrs.), laundry, 93 Station road
Gifford Harry, wholesale glass bottle merchant, 23
West bury road
Gilbert Albert J. hair dresser, Ia, Sebert road
Gilbert George Bernard, prof. of music, 3 Windsor road
Gilbert George F. dairy, 128 Wellington road
Gilbert Thos. J n. pianoforte ma. 242 & 304 Romford rd
Gilding & Barrie, credit drapers, .po Romford road
Giles Henry, furniture dealer, 441 Katherine road
Gill Harry, clothier, 169 Forest lane
Gill Lizzie (Miss), dress maker, 76 Ne'Ville road
Gillert Georg-e, hair dresser, 348 Romford road
Gleaves William, confectioner, 28 Dames road
Gobel .Ambrose, baker, 74 Dames road
Goddard Charles, confectioner, 523 Katherine road
Goddard Samuel James, Holly Tree P.H. 129 Dames rei
Godfrey Henry, fruiterer & greengrocer, 217 Dames rd
Godlonton George, pawnbroker, 101 & 103 Station road
Goldbart .Arden, ladies' tailor, 101 Green street
Goldburgh .A.braham, tailor, 48 Upton lane
Golding G. & H. coal merchants, 20 Macdonald road
Goldstein Harry, boot & shoe repairer, 16o Forest lane-
Good Ernest & Son, butchers, 48 W oodgyange road
Good Waiter (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 100 Forest lane
Goodall John William, builder, 132 Field road
Goading Samuel Thomas, boot repairer, 151 Ramsay rd'
Goodman & Sons, grocers, 241 Katherine road
Goodwin Alfred, Albion hotel, 141 Boleyn road
Gordon Robert Clifford Turner L.R.I.B . .A.. architect &.
surveyor, 395 Romford road
Gore Arthur, cats' meat dealer, 197 Green street
Gore ..!rthur, toy dealer, 25 Upton lane
Gore Frank George, boot maker, 449 Romford road
Gosling Elizabeth (Mrs.), feather dresser,163 Ramsay rd
Gower E. builder, 17 Oobbold road
Gower Reginald Levison, dining rooms, 390 Romford rd
Grand Theatre (Benj. Batt, licensee), Woodgrange rd
Grantham & Co. grocers, 92 W oodgrange road ; 136:
Upton lane & 254 Green street
G!'avenor Charles, insurance agent, so Stracey road
Gray Frederick, baker, 46 Station road
Gray George E. timber merchant, Katherine road.
T Nos. 28 & 29 East Ham
Great Eastern Direct .Coal Supply, coal merdhants, 4
Railway bridge, Woodgrange road; & Sonthbury rei.
Enfield
Green Alfred W. grocer, 58 Woodgrange road
Green Richard, boot maker, 106 Green street
Green William Francis, insurance agent, 54 Pevensey rd
Gregory Robert, dining rooms, 92 Upton lane
Griffin Sarah (Mrs.), news agent, 344 Romford road
Grimes Jessie (Mrs.), laundry, 57 Trumpington road
Graver & Brown, builders, 135 Green street
Guillaume Marie (Miss), dress maker, 6 Knox road
Guiver John, cycle maker, 37 Green street
Gumbrell William, grocer, 130 Godwin road
Gurr Albert Edward, fishmonger, 97 Woodgrange road
Guttridge Bros. butchers, 256 Green st. & 26 Station rei
Guy Thomas, hair dresser, 73 Station road
Haag Harry, butcher, 393 Katherine road
Hacker Brothers, timber dealers, 422 Romford road
Hackshall Walter, fishmonger, 125 Woodgrange road
Hadley George Charles, wine & spirit dlr. 159 Green st
Hair Thomas William, boot maker, 44 Forest street
Hall's Ideal Laundry Limited, laundry, 12 Green street
Hall Charles, butcher, 307 Romford road
Halls Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 63 Studley road
Hamilton Alfred William M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O. physician
& surgeon, 120 Upton lane
Hammond John, boot maker, 372 Katherine road
Hammond John, grocer, go Pevensey rood
Hammond Jn.Fredk.grocer, & post office, 117 Godwin rd
Handley Waiter John, fishmonger, 20 Woodgrange road
Hanley Arthur Cunningham, shopkeeper, 55a, Field road
Hardcastle William, draper, 20 Station road
Harden George, insurance agent, 132 Whyteville road
Hardie Henry & Co. house decorators, 250 Romford
road. T ~ 281 Stratford

238 FOREST GATE.
•
ESSEX.
Harding Frederick James & Sons, butchers,374 Katherine
road & go W oodgrange road
Hardwick Charles Ferdinand, builder, 4 Marlborough rd
Hare William, verge!" & sexton Emmanuel church, 16
Glenpark road
Harmer Florence (Mrs.), dress maker, 26 Tylney road
Harmer Susie (Miss), servants' registry office, 575 Rom-
ford road · Upton lane
Harper William, grocer, 31 Odessa road
Harris & Dove, builders' merchants, 446 Romford road
Harris W. J. & Go. Limited, perambulator manufac-
turers, 59 W oodgrange Toad
Harris & Co. Ltd. house & estate agents, 86 Upton lane
Harris Frank, -grocer & tea dealer, 42 J ephson road
Harris Percy, insurance agent, 40 ·Pevensey road
Harris William, milliner, 88 Woodgrange rood
Harrison James Henry, shopkeeper,7o Tower Hamlets Td
Harrison Percy Edward, dairyman, 14 Woodford road
Hart Samuel, wardrobe dealer, 168 Green -street
Hartley Herbert, shopkeeper, 19 Sandringham road
Harvey F. E. & Son, laundry, 330 & 332 Romford road
(T N 290 Stratford) & 378 Katherine road
Harvey Emma (Mrs.), draper, 499 Katherine road
Harvey Joseph James, boot & shoe repairer, So Upton la
Harvie James, oil & color man, 73 Upton lane
Hattersley Wm. Ltd. ironmongers, 102 W·oodgrange rd
Hawkins Alfred, shopkeeper, xso Odessa road
Hawkins George, shopkeeper, I Suffolk street
Hawkridge Robert, tobacconist, 365 Katherine road
Hawkridge William, butcher, 56 Dames road
Haysom Henry, house furnisher, 2, 4 & 6 Upton lane
Hayward Reginald Lewis, draper, 131 & 133 Wood-
grange road
Hayward Samuel Augustus,boot repairer,526 Romford rd
Hazell Richard, grocer, 121 Thorpe road
Hazell William, builder, 2 Jephson road
Heales Henry~ fusee chain maker, 17 Wellington road
Heard Alfred George, antique dealer, 158 Forest lane
Heath Emily (Mrs.), fl.orist, 187 Rams ay road
Heavens William Henry, tailor, 152 Forest lane
Heddle J n. Thompson, statnr. &; tobcnst. 18 Woodford rd
dedges Henry, boot maker, 78 Station road
Hellaby Richard, decorator, 2 Thorpe road
Henley & Kirkman, painters & decorators, 134 Green st
Hepworth Herb~rt, corn dealer, 23 .Station road
Herbert J essie (Mrs.), florist, 192 Green street
Hesse Edgar Arthur, cabinet maker, Nursery lane
Reward William John, boot repairer, Stukeley road
Hewitt John, painter, 54 Woodstock road
Hibbs Samuel Josepb. &; Co. oil & color men, 469
Katherine road
Ricks Frederick Ernest., confectioner, 42 Station road
Highnam Fredk. Chas. provision dlr. 112 W oodgrange rd
Hiley Harry, beer retailer, 13 VansHtart rood
Hill & King Limited, cycle makers, 24 Dames road
Hill Arthur Brooks, shop fitter, Nursery lane
Hill John, insurance agent, 14 Barwick road
Hitchcock Henry, grocer, 51 Margery Park road
Hitchcock Waiter, boot maker, 93 Upton lane
Hobbs Charles, stationer, & post office, 130 Odessa road
Hobbs Chas. George, house decorator, 25 Avenue road
Hodgkinson Matilda (Miss), confectioner, 132 Forest la
Hodgson Chas.Hy.wine & spirit merchant,16 Barwick rd
Hoebig John Henr.y, baker, 6o Green street
Holdridge William, grocer, 2 Trumpington road
Holland George, coffee rooms, 255 Green street
Holliday Evelyn(Miss),teacher of music,362 Katherine rd
Hollow Samuel James, draper, 336 Katherine road
Holloway James, news agent, 27 Station road
Holloway William Henry, Railway hotel, 173 Forest lane
11olmes Rachel (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. 505 Katherine rd
11olmes William A. C. dairy, 391 Katherine road
11olthusen Alan William M.B., B.S.Lond. physician &
surgeon, 34 Sebert· road & 49 W oodgrange road
Home & Colonial Stores Ltd. tea dlrs. I W oodgrange rd
Homer William F. music ·l'eller, 105 Woodi!I'ange rnad
11ooper Annie (Mrs.). dress maker, 53 Suffolk street
Hopkins Jessie M. (Mrs.), confectioner, 192 Dames road
Hopley George Frederick, wine, spirit & beer retailer,
521 Katherine road
Horn Mathias Joseph, baker, 202 Green street
Horne Harry William Alfred, decorator, 32 Eric road
Horns by Henry, hair dresser. 394 Katherine road
Hornsey Arthur Edward, tobacconisi, 31 Upton lane
Rorsley John William, wood worker, 352 Romford road
·Horswill Henry Charles, :tluilder, 182 Green street &
so St. George's square
11orswill William Prowse, plumber, 109 N eville road
Hoskin William Henry & Son, corn & flour merchants,
334 Katherineo road
Hoskin George, hair dresser, 1_<;1 Dames road
Hosking Edward J. painter, 57 Khedive road
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Hosking Edward Joseph, builder, 26 Reginald road
Hosking George John, builder, 27 Sylvan road &; 26z
Romford road
Houghton Joseph, furniture remover, II9 Studley road ,
Houghton Thos. confectnr. & tobacconist, 127 Green st
Housden Charles, weighing machine maker, 148 Green at
How Annie Sophia (Miss), stationer, & post office, 190
How Ethel (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 Reginald road
Howell Henry Frederick & Sons, dairy, 61 Odessa. road
Howell Mabel (Mis11), private school, 477 Katherine road
Howling Abram Edward, druggist, 70 Green street
Howsam Hannah (Mrs.), haberdasher, 64 Dames road
Howsam James, builder, 17 Dames Toad
Hubbard Charles, butcher, 2 Vansittart road
Hudson Edward, coal agent, 102 Upton lane
Hughes Henry & Son Limited, marine opticians; works1
Winchelsea road
Hughes Harriert (Miss), wine & spirit merchant, 353
Katherine road
Hughes Nicholas, news agent, 381 Katherine road
Hulbert Thomas, 11olicitor, 64 Capel road
Hull Alfred James, draper, 36 Sebert road
Humphrey Henry, draper, 8 Odessa road
Humphries A. & Sons, dairymen, 149 Neville road
Hunnikin Thomas Joshua, plumber, 42 Reginald road
1
Hunt Elizh. (Miss), teacher of music, 31 Sebert road
I Hunt Julia (Miss), shopkeeper, 167 Sherrard road
I Hunt Samuel, painter & decorator, 54 Forest streeli
Huntman Hyman, boot r~irer, 233 Green street
Hurry William Alfred & James Robert, monumental
masons, so & 5·2 Cemetery road
Hutcheson George, Golden Horse P.H. III Forest lane
Hutchison Geo. boot & shoe ma. 397 & 399 Katherine rd
Imbusch Frederick C. fancy draper, 448 Romford road
lngold Esther M. (Miss), ladies' school, 84 Claremont rd
lngram & Sons, builders, 94 Bailey road
Ingram Arthur .Stewart, butcher<, 121 Green street
Invincible Boot Repairing Co. 131 Green street
Irving Thomas Scott, boot repairer, 153 Station road
Irwin Louisa (Miss), drape!, 103 Green street
Isaacs Morris, fried fish dealer, 224 Green street •
Israel Maurice, milliner, 323 Romford road
Ivey Frederick George, insurance agent, 91 Strone rd
Ivimey Percy Henry, boot maker, 3 Knox road
Ivy Edmund, assistant insur. supt. 76 Trumpington rd
Jackson Alfred, boot repairer, 92 Bristol road
Jackson Charles, confectioner, 309 Romford road
Jacobs A. Eynsford, registrar of births & deaths for
Forest Gate sub-district, West Ham union, 38 Wood~
grange road
Jacobs CzE'rshorsld, butcher, 62 Green street
Jacobs George Saunders, solicitor, 195 Romford road
Jacobs John F.S.M.O. con11nlting optician. 6~ Godwin rd
James William & Wilfred Horace,fl.orists,186 Romford rd
James Amelia Marv (Mrs.), dress maker, 42 Bailey road
James Bertram, oil & color man, 386 Katherine road
.Tames Catherine (Mr11. ), dress maker, 7 Woodford road
James Mary Elizh. (Mrs.), boot maker. 349 Katherine rd
Jameson Martha (Mrs.), laundry, 65 Dames road
Jaques George Augustus, teacher of music, 62 Knox rd
Jarvis Edward. hair dresser, 13 Jephson road
Jarvis John, hair dresser, ro6 Forest lane
Jeffery James W. jeweller, 4 Station road
Jellows Percy R. baker, 491 Katherine road
Jennings Edith (Mis!l). dre~s maker, 70 Ramsay road
Jennings Wm. Alfd. P.A.S.I. estate a~. 146 Windsor Td
Jerrett John Thomas, laundry, 470 Katherine road
J ewell Henry William, confectioner, 215 Dames road
Joel Barnett, fried fish dealer, 91 Upton lane
Johnscm & Crabb, tobacconists. 119 Godwin road
Johnson William Mortlake & Son, undertakers, 200
Green street. T N 8o4 Stratford
J ohnson Frederick, shopkeeper, 74 Odes sa road
J ohnson George, dairy, 6~ J ephson road
Johnson T. Edwin L.A.H.Dub. physician & surgeon, 204
Green street & 40 St. George's square
Johnston Thomas Lake, grocer, 132 Neville road
Jones John & Sons, dairy, 234 Odessa road
.Tones Arthur, oilman, 7.S Green street
Jones Arthur, watch maker, 317 Romford road
J()nes Edwin, shopkeeper, 14_.; Dames road
.Tones Harry George, upholsterer, 46 Oakhurst road
Jones Henry Charles, clothier, 24::1 Green street
.Tones John, boot maker, 5 Suffolk street
Jones Waiter Stokes, commercial trav. 92 Glenparke rd
J ovce Mary & Esther (Misses), shopkeepers, 468
Katherine road
J oyce Arthur Knight, railway agent, 5 Palmerston road
J ulyan Roland, chiropodist, 4 Sprowston road
Junior Imperial League (North West Ham branch) (C.
H. J. Everard, hon. sec.), 184 Romford road
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Keehner & Littli?johns, motor engineers, 321 Romford rd
Keeling Otto P. hair dresser, 81 Green street ; director), teachers of music, 2a, Woodgrange road
Keenes Henry &; Son, cycle makers, 87 Ramsay road
Keep Edward, confectioner, 143 Boleyn road
Keller Henry, greengrocer, 62 Dames road
Kelley Joseph, confectioner, g8 Neville road
Kemp Charles James, builder, 24 Sidney road
Kemp John, fruiterer & greengrocer, 105 Green street
Kendrick Robert A. solicitor, 43 Claremont road
Keys Benjamin, watch & clock repairer,392 Katherine rd
Keys Francis, confectioner, '=-71 Green street
Kilby Frederick J ames, insurance agent, 161 Field road
Kimmance Arthur, umbrella maker, 228 Green street
Kin~·s Hall Cinema, 79a, Woodgrange road
King Ann (Mrs.), nurse, 17 St. Duns tan's road · '
King George, shopkeeper, 263 Katherine road
Kingcombe Minnie (Miss), dress maker, 325 Romford rd
Kippin Caroline (Mrs.}, feather dresser, 154 Neville road
Kipping Charles, greengrocer, 19 Upton lane
Kirkman Thomas, painter &; decorator, see Henley &;
Kirk man
Kite Herbert, oil & color man, 175 Upton lane
KlappenPcker Frederick, butcher, 507 Katherine road
Knapp Priscilla. (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 171
Rams:Iy road
Knight Chas. mantle warehouse,25 to 27 Woodgrange rd
Kmght Henry Wm. furniture dealer, 32 & 40 Station rd
Knott Alfred, tobacconist, 434 Katherine road
Knott Alice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 15 Parliament pi
Lambert George, confectionPr, '5'74 Romford road
Lane Joseph, grocer, 237 Green street
LanA Martha (Miss), teacher of music, 23 Godwin road
Lane Wllliam Edgar, han dresser, 17 Dean street
Latilla John Frederick, plumber, 121 Dames road
Latreille Frank, ~ign writer, 32 Bignold road
Laver William Alfred, coal merchant, 326 Romford road
Law Fanny (Mrs.), tobacconist, 166 Green street
Lawes Amelia (Miss), greengrocer, 57 Margery Park rd
Lawrence Alfred Chas. marine store dlr.449 Katherine rd
La"Wrence Frederick, baker, 63 Upton lane
Lawrence George, motor engineer, 22 Macdonald road.
T N 815 Stratford
Law1:1on Frederick, draper, 53 Upton lane
Lay .Alfred William, grocer, 10 Station road
Leach & Sharman, boot repairers, 2 Cemetery road
Leach Ernest, shopkeeper, 148 Ode ss a road , Manor Park Cemetery (Revs. .J. P. Gray & J. W.
Leake J. H. hat case maker, 20 Dames road
Learmouth Louis, confectioner, 108 Woodgrange road
Leavitt John, insurance agent, 166 South Esk road
Lee Annie (Miss), dress maker, 49 Tylney road
Lee GeJrge, carman & contractor, 6o Trumpington road
Legg's Almshouses, 1 rg Forest lane
Le~rgo Alfred George, dining rooms, 522 Romford road
Leigh George, teacher of music, 124 Forest lane
Leigh Maggie (Miss), teaeher of music, 90 Chestnut av
Lethabv - .
& Lethabv, auctioneers, 288 Romford road
Levick Chrio;topher, solicitor & commissioner for oaths,
203 !Wmford road
Levick Edith (Miss), private schoolr 203 Romford road
Levine Lewis, tailor, 8 Sehert road
Levy Marks, tailor, 228 Boleyn road
Lewington & Co. decorators, 87 Green street & 466
Katherine road
Lewis Arthur, picture frame maker, 17 Capel road
Lewis Emma (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 6o Forest street
Lewis Henry, fruiterer, r6 Sebert road
• Lewitt Frederick William M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng. physician
&; surgeon, 233 Romford road
Lifford George, builder, 22 Green street
Lightfoot Eleanor (Miss), private schl. 36 WhytetVille rd
Lightfoot James Samson, boot maker, n6 Forest lane
Lilley & Skinner Ltd. boot makers, 6r Woodgrangoe rd
Lincl.'nberg Philip, tailor, 94 Woodgrange road & con-
fectioner, see Thirer & Lincenberg
Linday Robert, minin.g engineer, n6 Windsor road
Lindlman Brothers, corn & flour dealers, 49 Upton lane
Lindeman Erne!lt Bernard, corn dealer, 3a, Sebert road
Lines George, confectioner, 340 Katherine road
Linsell .!lice (Mrs.), fancy draper, 527 Katherine road
Lipton Limited, provision merchants, 5 Woodgrange rd
Littlejohns Samuel, motor engineer, see Keehner &
Littlejohns
Lloyd A. (.Mrs.), maternity nurse, rog Station road
Lloyd Edward Benjamin, draper, 516 Romford road
London City & Midland Bank Limited (H. Lionel Samp-
son, manager), 29 W oodgrange road (T N 7II Strat-
fcrd); draw on head offices,Threadneedle st.London EO
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (W. J.
Lloyd, manager), 298 & 300 Romford road ; draw on
h'ead office, 41 Lothbury, London E C
London General Omnibus Co. Limited, garage, 232 &
234 Green street
FOREST GATE. 239
London Institute of Music (The) (George J. Sumpter,
London Mineral Water Society, 16 Forest side
London Parcels Deliverv Co. Limited, Chancer road
London & Provincial Cinematograph Theatres Limited
(Oliver Rogers, manager), picture hall, 55 Wood-
grange road
London & South Western Bank Limited (branch) (Henry
Tracy Rose, manager), 306 Romford road ; draw on
hPad office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E C
London Archibald William, oilman, 329 Katherine road
Long John James, decorator, see Ricketts & Long & 95
Upton Park road
Lovell Robert, butcher, 173 Upton lane
Lovell William George, plumber, 198 Neville road
Lowe James, grocer, 66 St. George's road
Lowe Waiter, confectwner, 199 Upton lane
Luca~ Albert Sidney, printer, 104 Kitchener road
Lucy Edgar, painter & decorator, 82 Bristol road
Lush &; Cook Limited, dyers, 35 Wood!!range road
Luton Waiter Sidney, confectioner, 52 Woodgrange road
McCahon Marshall, hosier, 72 Woodgrange road
McCue John Thomas, shopkeeper, 8r Station road
:McCutcheon John M.B., Ch.B.Edin. surgeon, 269 Ram-
ford road
MacDonagh James Samuel M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.Lond.
physician, 235 Romford road
Mace Frances (Miss), confectioner, 88 Forest street
McEvoy Mary (Mrs.), catholic repository, 67 Khedive rd
Macey Wm. artificial teeth maker, 20 Woodgrange road
McFarlane Alexander, dentist, 308 Romford road
M'Gillivray John, window glass dealer, 37a, Jephson rd
Macgregor Thomas Burland, travelling draper, E6 Earl-
ham grove
McKay John, laundry, 18 St. George's road
McKerrow John, draper, 324 Romford road
McMillan Alex. Chas. travelling draper, u Disraeli road
Macy Ernest A. decorator, 9 Ratcliff road
Maggs William, watch maker, 37 Woodgrange road.
T N 427 Stratford
Maidment William, wardrol:e dealer, 79 Green street
Malcolm Brothers, boot makers, 177 Upton lane
Malcolm Thomas Edmund, grocer, 1 Cheshunt road
Malyon Ellen (Mrs.), pianist, 51 Gower road
Mann George, hair dresser. x69a, Forest lane
Oliver, chaplains; George S. Jennings, sec. & supt.),
Sebert road
Mansfield Thomas, encaustic tile manfr. 459 Romford rd
Mansfield Thomas, horse dealer, 512a, Romford road
Marchant Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 187 Neville road
Marks & Spencer Ltd. bazaar, 7 Woodgrange road
Marriott Lewis William, beer retailer, 6o Vansittart road
Marsh & Son Limited, furniture removers, 122 Wood-
grange road. T N 478 East
Marshall George, baker, 88 Green street
Martin Henry Albert, provision dealer, 406 Katherine rd
Martin Kate (Mrs.), confectioner, 6o Station road
Mash Banks & Co. wood carvers, 12 Chapter street
Maslen Frank, greengrocer, 192 Upton lane
Masters James, saw maker, 43 Station road
Maternity (The) Charity & District Nurses' Home (Miss
E. E. R. Davis, in charge), 271 & 273 Katherine road
Mather Charles T. french polisher, 13 Fowler road
Mathews Charles Thomas, oilman, 128 Godwin road
Mathews Sarah (Mrs.), tobacconist, 108 Forest lane
Matthews John, china dealer, 439 Katherineo road
Mawer Samuel, registrar of marriages for the district
Qf West Ham, 28 Os borne road
May Edmund, greengrocer, 426 Katherine road
May Edward Ernest, dairy, 176 Green street
May William C. Forest Glen P.H. 39 Dames road
Maycocl;: Thomas John, laundry, 231 Green street
Mayes Walter William, oilman, 58 Stracey road
Maynard George, greengrocer, r6x Odessa road
Mead Brothers, butchers, 43 Upton lane
Mead Tudor, grocer, 376 Katherine road
Meggs & Co. metal merchants, 76a, Vansittart road
~Iehlman J oseph, waterproof dealer, 319 Romford road
Merritt James, engineer, 150 Forest lane
Metropolitan Aeademy of Mnsic (Frank Bonner,
director), Earlham hall. T N 538 Stratford
Michaelis Paul, hair dresser, 123 Green street
Midmer Henry, cycle maker, 74 Green street
Mihlenstedt Christopher, undertaker, 2 Station road
Miller Waiter A. miscellaneous dealer, 190 Green street
Mills & Co. buildPrs, 40 Jephson road
Mills Albert, baker, So N eville road
Mil><om George, baker, II7 Field road
Minks Robert, draper, 471 Katherine road
'\litchell Brothers, p-lasterers, 36 Essex street
Mitchell Harold & Co. drug stQres, 56 Woodgrange road
 240 FOREST GATE. E~SEX. [ KELLY'S
Moates Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Cranmer road Page Thomas Richard, boot maker, 42 Dame. :road

Moody Jessie (Miss), stationer, 82 Upton lane

I
.Moflatt Fredk. James, boot & shoe ma. 478 Katherine rd Palmer Edward Timothy, asst. insur. supt.21 Avenue rd
Palmer Elmer, oilman, 13 Elm road
Moore Annie (Miss), dress maker, 39 Henderson road Palmer James, furniture dealer, 28 Station road
Moore Ellen (Miss), dMss maker, 123 Sherrard road Parke's Drug Stores Ltd. chemisis, 9 Woodgrange road
Moore Herbert Victor, boot repairer, 2 Bro~bourne road Parker George, shopkeeper, 59 Forest street
Moore M. blouse manufacturer, Sherrard road - • I Parkinson John Beattie, fishmonger, ns Godwin road
Mom-e-Smith John Robt. F.R.I.S.A.arC'hitect,46 Clova rd Parrack William, tailor, 82 St. George's road
Morey Charles William, architect, 81 Osborne road Parry William, insurance agent, 9 Tower Hamlets road
Morris John, boot maker, 372 Romford road Pars George Fredk. house decorator, 20 Bective road
Morris Patrick Michael, wardrobe dealr. 394 Romford rd Pars Henry William, decorator, 67 Dames road
Morris Sidney, hair dresser, 3 Suffolk street Parsley Thomas, fried fish dealer, 254 & 159 Odessa. road
:Morrison Davis, tailor, 467 Romford road Partridge Albert Edward, hair dresser, 22 Dames road
Mortlock James, dairy, 515 Katherine road Partridge J ames, jeweller, 456 Romford road
Morton Alice (Miss), teacher of the piano, 45 Bignold rd Passfield Caroline (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 Stracey road
Moseley Samuel, window blind maker, 2a, Palmerston rd Patten Albert, saddler, 20 Dames road
Moss Samuel, insurance agent, II7 Kitchener road Patten Harold Frank, lithographer, 31 Woodford road
Motley Charles, feather manufacturer, 186 Green street Pattison James John, confectioner, 179 Forest lane &;
Motschmann Conrad, hair dresser, 152 Green street toy dealer, 74 Woodgrange road
:.VIowbray Charles R. monumental mason, 365 Railway j Paul Geo. Augustus, pawnbroker, II9 Woodgrange road
arches, Station road Payne T. G. Ltd. pianoforte warehouse, 444 Romford rd
Moxon Robert, marine store dealer, 380 Katherine road Payne William, boot & shoe maker, 1 Chestnut avenue
Mulrenan Alice & Lily (Misses), ladies' school, 9 Vale rd Peach Herbert Edward, hosier, 5o6 Romford road
~Iunday Wm. Richd. cabinet maker, 12 St. Dunstan's rd Pearce Albert, cy-cle manufacturer, 10 Woodford road
Munnings James, horse contractor, 29 Bignold road I Peck Annie C~Iiss), wholesale milliner, 137 Forest lane
Munro John, grocer, 10 Woodgrange rd. T N 356 East 1 Peircey Charlotte (Mrs.), tobacconist, 78 Dames road
Munson Arthur, butcher, 216 Green street Pelton Becky (Mrs.), milliner, re6 Green street
1
Munton Thomas Wm. Dalby, house agt.17oa,Romford rd 1 Pennal & Hellerby, grocers, 69 Vansittart road
Murray David Ramsay, accountant, 17 Halley road Perry P. J. decorator, 102 Odessa road
~ash Henry, watch maker, 250 & 252 Green street Peters Ernest John, teacher of music, 399 Romford road
Nash Mary Ann (Miss), dress maker, n7 Ham Park road Pettit Samuel, greengrocer, 371 Katherine road
:\ational Deposit State Approved Friendly Society (Geo. l'hillipps S. watch maker, 5 Railway bridge, Wood-
Aldrick, district sec.), I Tylney road grange road
~ational Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Phillips Alexander, wardrobe dealer,. 6 Station road
Children (West Ham Union branch) (local office, C. J. Phillips George M_ pawnbroker, 404 Katherine road
R. Tijou, hon. sec.; Alfred Dunnett res. officer), Ptillips Herbert Adcock, solicitor, 216a, Romford road
491 Romford road ' Fhillips Joseph, grocer, 137 Green street
:Keal Henry Bernard, plumber, 47 Ratcliff road Ph~llips Thomas, chimney sweep, 39 Westbury road
Neale John, cycle dealer, 7 Parliament place P~llpot A. decorator, ;42 Elmhurst road
:Neary Albert Edward, Earl of Derby P.H. 16 Station rd P~clien James, tr~v~llmg drap~r, 285 Upton lane
Neicho George A. rag merchant, 53 Forest street Picl>:ens ~t?res Limited, chemists, 31 Woodgrange road
Nelen Lewis, greengrocer, 64 Station road _& .provt.si?n dealers, 8 & ro Upton lane
Nelson Jas. & Sons Lim. butchers, 125a, Woodgrange rd P~ckm Wilham & Son, boot makers, 231 Odessa road
Nevill William, decorator, 97 Godwin road P~e Alfred John, confectioner, 151 Odes.sa road
:Xeville & Scott, tailors, 23 Woodgrange road. T N 69 1 Pmcott Albert E. boot maker, 84 Tower Hamlets road
Stratford Pine Nellie (Miss), nurse, 198 Upton lane
~ewman Ernest, boot maker, 44oa, Romford road P~pe Ernest Alfred, painter & decorator, 38 Forest road
Newman Geo. Jas. window blind maker, 200 Sebert road Ptper & Thorn, nnrserymt!n, n8a, Ridley road
~ewman Waiter, photographer, 105 ForPst lane · P!per J,ames Henry, jobbin1 gardener, 82 Tylney road
Newstead George, corn dealer, 474 Katherine road P1tman s School (Stephen Noel, head master), 254 & 256
Newton Edward fried fish dealer, 18 Dames road Romford road. T N 831 Stratford
Newton May (Miss), dress maker, {\1 St. George's road Planet A~sn~ance Friendly Collecting Society (Charles
Xichamin Le·m, confectioner, 157 Odessa road & 8 Rail- Dear, d1stnct sec.), 45 Suffolk street
way bridge, Woodgrange road Plashet Par~ .Social Club,. 17a, Shaftesbury road
:Xicholas Waiter, hardware dealer 461, & confectioner Plashet Social & Progressive Club (H. J. Hughes, sec.),.
463, Romford road 245 & 247 Katherine road
Nicholls Mary Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 97 Forest lane Pleasance Frederiek & Son, boot repairers, 124 GrPen s•
Nichols Alfred Robert, dairy, 497 Katherine road Plom John Nicholas, tailor, 37oa, Romford road
~icholson Waiter, boot maker, 418 Katherine road Plnmmer Charles, hair dresser, 363 Katherine road
Nicholson Williaru, boot maker, 396 Romford road Pollard William, general smith, 225 Neville road
Yickelson Albert Henry, baker, 352 Katherine road Pollett Mary (Mrs.), laundry, 61 Forest street
:Xicol Eugene, ladies' tailor, 302b, Romford road Pollock William Dickman, tailor, 1 Sebe·rt road
Nicoll James, fishmonger, 79 Tower Hamlets road Poore Waiter, furniture dealer, 107 Green street
Nightingale Robert, greengrocer, II3 Forest lane Porter Harry, dairyman, 74 Stafford road
Nightingale William, insurance agent, 69 Wyatt road Portway Frank, insurance agent, 77 Thorpe road
Xixon Sophia (Mrs.), beer retailer, III Station road Potkins Arthnr, greengrocer, 91 Pevensey road
Nolan Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 32 Beauchamp road Ponpard Charles George, manufacturer of anti-incrust-
~onparPil Laundry Co. ; receiving office, no Pevensey rd ing composition, 295 Romford road. TelegraphiC'
Nooght George, shopkeeper, 395 Katherine road address, "Poupardian, London;" Telephone No. 447
Norman Leonard, grocer, 85 Tower Hamlets road Stratford
Xorris George, printer, 151 Forest lane Powell Charles, confectioner, 501 Katherine road
Norton Jesse, coffee house, 166 Forest lane Powell James,jobmaster,292 Romford rd. T N 948 East
Xye George Frederick & •Son, painters, 152 Strone road Poynter Thomas James, confectioner, 169 Ham Park rd
Odell Waiter James, music stores, 15 Dames road Prescott John, grocer, & post office, 92 Thorpe road
Oesterman Joseph, dealer in antiquities, 16 Upton lane Pretty Frederick Robert, news agent, I Knox roaa
Offiey George, draper, 30 Knox road Price & Co. bakers, Chancer road
Ogram Florence (Mrs.), tobacconist, 167 Green street Price Henry, beer retailer, 47 Station road
O'Malley Charles, dining rooms, 438 Katherine road Pring Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), dairy, 77 Upton lanE'
Orchard Henry, provision stores, 39 Upton lane Prior W. & Sons, painters & decorators, 47 Suffolk st
Os borne Arthnr George, confectioner, 99 Green street Pritchard Richd. Wm.& Co. picture frame mas.4oUpton la.
Our Dumb Friends' League; temporary shelter for dogs Prudence John James, draper, 170 Sebert road
(Miss Grace C. M. Lambert, hon. sec.), 158 Forest la Pryer M. (Mrs.), mantle maker, 270 Green street
Oven Ebenezer George, insurance agent, 28 Studley rd Pugh Brothers, dairy, 5 Reginald road
Overy James Robert, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, Punnett W1lliam Henry, architect, 62 Disraeli road
52 Windsor road Pursey John, boot maker, 342 Katherine road
Owers Fred, plumber, I St. George's avenne Pursglove William, grocer, go Vansittart road
Pack Thomas, travelling draper, 101 Boleyn road Querry Robert, grocer, 493 Katherine road
Page & Gardner, house decorators, 70 Upton lane Rae John, travelling draper, 45 Knox road
Page Robert & Son, florists, 2a, Woodgrange road. Rainer William, dining rooms, 6 & 8 Woodford roa<.t
T N 261 Stratford Ralph & Co. printers, 513 Katherine road
Page George Edward, painter, 27 St. George's avenue Ralph Joseph, laundry, 45 Upt()n lane
Page James, shopkeeper, 41 Tower Hamlets road
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Bament Edward, motor jobmaster, 350 Romford road.
T N 293 Stratford
Ramm Herbert, greengrocer, I53 Odessa road
Bandall Augustus George, fishmonger, 25 Station road
Bandall Ernest Bidgood M.D., ~.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. sur-
geon, 367 Romford road
Ranger Charles, chimney sweep, 38 Ferndale road
.Hsper k Dale, milliners 6, 8 & 16, & drapers 18, Wood-
grange road
Rawley Alfred, butcher, 171 Forest lane
ftawlinson Frederick .John, ladies' tailor & mantltt
maker, 51 Woodgmnge road
Rawlinson William, agricultural engineer, 87 Rutland rd
Ray Electric Co. cycle & sports outfitters, 272 Green st
Ray Agnes Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 447 Romford road
Bay"ner Henry, shoplreeper, 341 Katherine road
Read Charles, boot repairer, 55~ Field road
Read John E. marine store dealer, 59 Odessa road &
539 Katherine road
Read John Edward, cycle maker, 458 Romford road.
T N 1688 East
Read Sarah (Mrs.), picture frame maker, 77 Station road
.Reader Mary Ann (Mrs.), draper, 36 Station road
.Recknell Thomas, grocer, 194 Upton la. & 97 Neville rd
Reed Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, se, Horace road
.F.eeve William Ernest, decorator, 22 Sebert road
Reeve William Robert, stone mason, 118 Field road
Reeves Alfred, plumber, 2 Macdonald road
Refuge Assurance Co. Limited (Harry W. Rednall, dis-
trict superintendent), 397 Romford road
Rendell Charles, turncock Metropolitan Water Board,
53 Elmhurst road
Retzbach Ethel May (Miss) A.L.C.M. teacher of music,
126 St. George's road
Rex Arthur Edward, shopkeeper, 51 Forest street
.Rex Charles Frederick, "\\ardrobe dealer, 3 Station road
Rice Walter, pa~nter, 9 Whyteville road
Rioha.rds E. H. Limit~d. artificial teeth makers, 2a,
Woodgrange road & 244 Green street
Richards Edward, wine & spirit.dlr. 2 St. George's road
Richardson H. & E. insurance agents, 168 Sebert road
Richardson Charles, credit draper, 238 Romford road
Richard son Charles, tobacconist, I 14 Thorpe road
Richardson Daniel, laundry, 356 Katherine road
Richardson Henry, builder, 73 Lorne road · Saville George, dining rooms, 148 Forest lane
Uichardson John James, collector of rates to West Ham
Corporation, 41 Cranmer road
Ricketts & Long, house decorators, 93 Upton Park road
& I 8 W olseley road
Ridgwell Waiter Causton, wine & spirit merchant so, &
stationer & post office 62, W oodgrange road
Rippt! Charles William, timber dealer, 9 Station road
Roach Amy. Fh1rence (Miss), dress maker, 8I Strone rd
.Bobbins Frederick David, printer, 278 Romford road
Robbins William, tailor, II2 Upton lane
Roberts David James, jun. oilman, 66 Field road
.Roberts Hannah (Miss), laundry, 479 Romford road
Roberts James, stewed eel shop, 9 Parliament place
Robertson James Fredk. insurance agt. 28 Kitchener rd
Robinson, Woodcock Limited, wholesale confectioners,
Shaftesbury road
Bobinson Arthur Henry, hair dresser, 41 Station road
Robinson Beatrice (Mrs.), grocer, 508 Romford road
Robinson Cl.tarles, painter, 179 Sherrard road
.Robinson Frederick, fhopkeeper, 4 Cemetery road
Ro·binson GeOTge, builder & decorator, 49 Bignold road
Robinson Samuel, carver & gilder, ra, Ratdiff road
Bobinson William, picture frame maker, 23I Green st
Rockley Joseph Vincent, piano & music warehouse, 13
Woodgrange road
Rodie David, draper, 7 Avenue road
Roebuck Harry, china & glass dealer, 409 Katherine rd
Roebuck Waiter, hardware dealer, 405 Katherine road
Rogers Charles, laundry, 420 Katherine road
Rogers Herbert, pianoforte tuner, 16 Ferndale road
Rogen Mary Ann (Miss), confectioner, see Beck & Rogers
Rogers Robert C. painter, 55 Bignold road
lioome May (Miss), dress maker, 70 Wbyteville road
Rose Arthur, butcher, 91 & 93 Woodgrange road
'Rose Henry Tracy, manager to London & South Western
:Bank Limited (Forest Gate branch), 306 Romford rd
Rosier Edith Mary (Mrs.), laundry, 200 Upton lane
'Rowe B. & Co. builders, 40 Dames road
Rowe Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 40 Dames road
Rowland John, dairyman, 125 Green street
.Rowney .Albert, confectioner, 3 Midland Railway Station
approach, Woodgrange road
lioworth George Joseph, teacher of dancing,9-1- Dames rd
'Rowswell Frederick, insurance agent, 8o Studley road
Rudge & Walker, laundry, 71 Stracey road
Rule Joseph, decorator, uo Kitcbener road
Rumball Henry, confectioner, 113 Station road
FOREST GATE. 24t
Rumball Sarah (Mrs.), general shop, I I Norfolk street
Rumsey Brothers, pawnbrokers, 88 Upton lane
Rush Florence Agnes (Mrs.), fancy goods dealer, 78
Woodgrange road
Rush James Stanley, watch maker, 11 Upton lane
Russell & Russell,physicians & surgeons,362 Romford rd
Russell & Co. oilmen, 275 Green street
Russell George Herbert M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
sician & surgeon, see Russell & Russell
Russell John Hutchinson M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.Lond.
physician & surgeon, see Russell & Russell
Russell Louisa (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer,342a.,Romford rd
Russell Richard, corset maker, 299a, Romford road
Rutland Cabinet Co. shop&office fitters,47 Shaftesbury rd
Rutter CharloUe (Mrs.), laundry, 525 Katherine road
Ryan William George, fruiterer, 3o84 Romford road
Sabin Waiter, news agent, 2 Ashley road
Sadler Emily (Mrs.), dairy, 84 Shaftesbury road
Sainsbury John, provision dealer, 17 Woodgrange road
(T N 17 Stratford) & 134 Upton lane •
St. Angela's Girls' Day School (Mother M. Xavier, head
mistress), Upton lane
St. Angela's Ursuline High School for Young Ladies
(Mother M. Xavier, head mistress), St. George's road
St. Bonaventure's Grammar School (A. W. P. Harrison
B . .A..Cantab., D. de Lille, head master), Khedive road
& (junior department) Upton lane
St. Mary's Nurses' Home (Miss Edith May, matron),
I94 & 196 Romford road
Salmon & Gluckstein Ltd. tobaccnsts. 70 W oodgrange rd
Salmon Frederick, ()ilman, 424 Katherine road
Samuels David, tailor, 208 Green street
Sanders Brothers, corn dealers, 95 Woodgrange road &
58 Upton lane
Sanders Charles M.B., M.R.C.S. surgeon, 29 Windsor rd
Sandy Robert, chemist, 128 Odessa road
Sanson's Drug Stores (James Thompson, proprietor),
179 Upton lane
Sanson Thomas, confectioner, 48o Katherine road
Sargent Alfred, grocer, 95 & 97 Green street
Saunby Albert Thomas, draper, I88 Green street ·
Baunders Walter, earn dealer, 147 Forest lane
Saunders William, upholsterer, 64 Field road
Savage Thomas, draper, J4I, I43 & I45 Woodgrange rd
Sawyer Charles, jobmaster, 274 Neville road
Sawyer Laura (Mrs.), dress maker, I63 Boleyn road
Sayer Benjamin John, relieving officer for No. 5 district,
West Ham union, 43 Avenue road
Scales William W., M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 26o
Romford road
Scanlan Albert Edwin, ccnfectioner, I74 Green street
Schenck Conrad, tailor (ladies' & gents'),57 Westbury rd
Schutz Jacob, baker, 18 Station road .
Scott Edith & Alice (Misses), milliners, 130 Upton lane
Scott Arthur W.artificial teeth maker, 3 Woodgrange rd
Scott Edward Henry M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 272
Romford road
Scott George, shopkeeper, 255 Ramsay road
Scott H:v. boot repr. 346 Romford rd. & 27 Westbury rd
Scott William, tailor, see Neville & Scott
Scrivener Frank. architect &"surveyor, 66 Sherrard rd
S<mrr Mary Agnes (Miss), school, IO Glenparke road
Seaton H. & Co. house furnishers, 46 Woodgrange road .
T N 423 Stratford
Sewell S. & Co. laundry, 101 Field road & 9 Railway
bridge, Woodgrange road
Seymour Wm. Herbt. M.P.S. chemist, 332 Katherine rd
Sharman Harry W. mantle wareho. 36 Woodgrange road
Sharpe Charles & Sons, house decorators, 205 Bailey rd
Sharpe Emily (Miss), dress maker, 205 Halley road
Sharpen Frederick Goorge, jobmaster, I Westbury road
Sharpless George & Son, umbrella & parasol furniture
manufacturers, Sherrard works, Sherrard road. T N
123 Stratford
Shearman Louisa (Miss), teacher of music,77 Godwin rd
Shears & Smith, house decorators, 7 Shaftesbury road
Shepbard Saml.fruiterer & greengrocer, 7I Vansittart rd
Shepherd & Peckham, sign writers, 460 Romford road
Shepherd William, tobacconist, 221 Green street
Sherriff Herbert, tailor, 462 Romford road
Shield .Alfred John, greengrocer, 24 Station road
Shiels Robert A. electric light fitter, 34 Upton lane
Shimmen John, jun. old iron merchant, 56 Marlboro' rd
Shorland A. Limited, hosiers, 19 & 21 W O'Odgrange road .
T N 270 Stratford
Sbuckford & Speedy,brewers' stores,InTower Hamlets rd
Sibley Artbur William, confectioner, I35 Woodgrange rd
Silburn William Geo. shopkeeper, 37 Tower Hamlets rd
Silver David, grocer, 165 Green street
Sim R. B. & Son, auctioneers, 280 Romford road.
903 East e•fl"' liiHA4f'
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 242 FOJ.{EST GATE. ESSEX.
Sim Richard Neil, auctioneer, 100 Claremont road
Sim Richard Neil, collector of King's taxes for Cann
Hall & Wanstead, 280 Romford road
Simpson William, grocer, 45 Westbury road
Sims Alfred, Tower Hamlets Arms P.H. 83o Tower Ham-
lets road
Sims Henry W. grocer, & post office, 44 Station road
Sims John Frederick, grcx:er, 9 Jephson road
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Ltd. 39 W oodgrange road
Skerrett Frank B., M.B. medical inspector of schools,
23 Windsor toad & at Town hall
Ski1ton Clara (Mrs.), dress maker, 12 Horace road
Skingley Frederick, greengrocer, ng Thorpe road
Slack R. S. & Co. window cleaners, IOJ Station road
Slater Robert & Son, organ builders, II2 Odessr:. road
Slemmings Philip, furniture remover, 66 Upton lane.
T N 8 Stratford
•
Slowman Charles, tailor, 291 Odessa road
Sluce Ambrose J. tailor, 42 Upton lane
Smart Brothers,fruiterers &; greengrocers,2 Woodford rd
• Smart George, butcher, 4 Woodgrange road. T N 398
Stratford
Smethurst James Howard, dairy, 145 Green street
Smith George William & Son, bakers, 163 Odessa road
Smith Alfred, bird & live animal dealer, 13 Parliament pl
Smith Alfred, butcher, 62 Station road
Smith Alfred Frederick, butcher, 6 St. George's road
Smith Donald Scott, news agent, 452 Romford road
Smith Edward, printer, 258 Romford road
Smith Ellen (Mrs.), tobacconist, 185 Upton lane
Smith Florence (Miss), blouse maker, 123 Monega road
Smith Francis John, confectioner, 79 W oodford road
Smith Frederick, cab proprietor, 107 Tower Hamlets rd
Smith Frederick Wm. dancing academy,n5 Hampton rd
Smith Frederick William, grocer, 112 Forest lane
Smith George Thomas, laundry, 44oa, Romford road
Smith George William, baker, 160 Boleyn road
Smith James, hair dresser, 13a, Woodgrange road
Smith James Henry, stationer, 8 Station road
Smith Joseph E. hair dresser, 71 Woodgrange road
Smith. Percy, butcher, sro Romford road
Smith Samuel, cycle mechanic, 132 Green street
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), teacher of music, 475 Katherine rd
Smith William, house decorat'Or, 49 Shaftesbury road
Snell Alfred Charles, grocer, 89 Ramsay road
Soesan Myer, greengrocer, 2d, Woodgrange road
Sollars Frederick Thomas, :florist. 334 Romford road
Songhurst Charles, beer retailer, 63 Forest street
Sotcher H. J. & Son, leather sellers, 494 Katherine road
& 201 Green street
Southgate Fredk.Chas. motor & cycle ma.86 Pevensey rd
Southwell Sarah Ann (Mrs.), nurse, 44 Neville road
Sparrow Ethel (Miss), confectioner, 89 Woodgrange rd.
& tobacconist, 198 Dpton lane
Sparrow Muriel (Miss)" teacher of music, 89 Dames rd
Spashert William, news agent, 279 Green street
Spashett .A.lonzo, tobacconist, 324 Katherine road
Speedy Frederick Charles, brewers' stores, see Shuck-
ford & Speedy
Spencer Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 2n Dames road
Spracket Alfred, shopkeeper, 25 Westbury road
Sprague William John, printer, SI Odessa. road
Spratt Leslie William &; Sons, drapers, 26, 28, 30, 32,
34 & 38 Woodgrange road. T N 215 Stratford
Springett Charles Edward, watch & clock repairer, 163
Green street
Springett. John Walter, baker, no Forest lane
Spurgeon John & Son, tailors, 14 Woodgrange road.
T N 593 Stratford
Stafford Lily Prances (Miss), milliner, 47 Chancer road
Stanbrook Francis, furniture dealer, zzs Green street
Standing Arthur, tobacconist, 222 Ramsay road
Stanfield George Ernest, tailor, 69 Woodgrange road.
T N 489 Stratford
Stanley Beatrice (Mrs.), confectioner, 47 Woodford road
Stanley Harry, tobacconist, III Woodgrange road
Stannard George Wm. fruiterer & greengro.1 Station rd
Stearn Amos & Son, :florists, 200 Sebert road
Stedman William, fancy repository, 206 Green street
Stefani Lawrence, confectioner, r6 Woodford road
Stephens Arthur Herbert, beer retailer, 3,92 Romford rd
Stevens George, tailor, 17 Upton lane - Tuthill James Stubbings, boot maker, 74 Forest street
Stevens Henry Albert, cycle maker, 196 Upton lane
Stevens Richard, florist, 36 Cemetery road
Stimson Charlotte Jane Kate (Mrs.), confectioner, 2c,
Woodgrange road
Stock William Frederick, grocer, 514 Romford road
Stocker Edith (Miss), teacher of piano, 47 Lansdown rd
Stone Edith (Mrs.), ronfectioner, 239 Green street
Stone George, confectioner, 517 Katherine Toad · Upson's Limited, boot makers, 85 & 87 Woodgrange rd
Stooke & Sparks Limited, builders' merchants, Midland
Railway Station approach. T N 421 Stratford
[KELLY'S
Storey James, electrical engineer, 29«1 Romf&rd road
Stratford Co-operative & Industrial Society Limited, 1,.
3, 5 & sa, Upton lane
Stratford Refuge -cMiss l\fary Wallis 7 sup~.); hemes, IS
Disraeli road
Stratford George .A.lbert, plumber, 2 Halley road
Stroud William, confectioner, 262 Green street
Stubbs Thomas, shopkeeper, 23 Wellington road'
Sudworth Elizabeth (Mrs.), dairy, 42 Woodgrange roalt
Sully Alfred John, stationer, 386 Romford road
Sully Simon George, house decorator, 81 Henderson rll
Sunflower Dairy Co.provision dealers,127 Woodgrange rtl
Sutton William, insurance agent, 55 Suffolk street;
Swaby George, greengrocer, 48 Dames TOad
Swarman Henry, boot repairer, 248 Green &tree*
Sydney & Co. bakers, 44 ]N oodgrange road
Syrett Florence Mabel (Miss), dress ma. 127 SheTr!ll'a rti
Syrett Thomas Henry, boot maker, 127 Sherrard road
Tabnteau Augustus William F.R.C.S. k L.R.C.P.IreJ_
physician & surgeon, 228a, Romford road
Tanner Charles William & Sons, coal & coke merchants..
2 Railway bridge, W oodgrange road
Tanner Marian (Miss), school, 40 Sebert :road
Tapp Francis Henry, ladies' tailor, 149 Forest lane
Tarrant Richard, jnn. tailor, 238 Green street
Tayl()r Charlotte (Mrs.), laundry, 209 Dames :read
Taylor Herbert E. draper, 107 Station road
Terry Charles, draper, 408 Katherine road
Theobald George, furniture remover, 133 Forest lane
Theobald Henry, furniture dealer, 32 Dames road
Thirer & Lincenberg, confectioners, 302a, Romford road
Thomas Henry, grocer, 257 Green street
Thomas Matilda (Miss), teacher of piano, 61 Ramsay rd
Thomas Thomas Henry, dairyman, ug Green street
Thompson Arthur Henry M.D.,B.S.• ophthalmic surgeon,.
294 Romford road. T N 520 Stratford
Thompson Bessie (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 31 Stud-
ley road
Thomsnn Wm. Archibald, drapers' valuer,211 Windsor rd
Thorn Edgar Albert, nur~eryman, see Piper & Thorn, k
98 Ridley road
Thorne Brothers Limited, brewers (stores), 33 Shaftes-
bury road. T N 194 East Ham
Thornton J . .Armitage L.S.A.Lond. surgeon, 573 :Rom•
ford road
Thorp Thomas, dining rooms, 10 Sebert road
Thorpe Alice (Mrs.), dyer, 23 Up ton lane 1
Thorpe Samuel, hair dresser, 136 Green street
Thrasher William, hair dresser, 5 Midland Railway Sta-
tion approach, Woodgrange road
Thurlow & Childs, decorators, 171a, Trumpington roa<l
Thurlow Arthur Edwin, hair dresser, 422 Katherine rd
Thurlow George, decorator, 173 Trumpington road
Thurston Henry. lJain·ter, 278 Odessa road
'
Tibble George William, greengrocer, 178 Green street
Tighe :Michael, grocer, 64 Forest street
TilJetts Essex Sanita.ry Steam Laundry Co. Limited, :r
M. R. Station approach, Woodgrange road
Tombes Richard Henry, grocer, g6 South Esk road
Topham, Brady & Co. builders, 274 Romford road
Trappitt Thomas, cycle maker, 20 St. George's road
Tredegar John, shopkeeper, 43 Tower Hamlets road
Tucker .Alice (Mrs.), umbrella maker, 45 Station road
Tucker Arthur John, draper, 83 Upton lane
Tucker Samuel, corn & flour dealer, 251 Katherine road
Tuplin Charles, fried fish dealer, 509 Katherine road
Turner Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.) & Ruth (Miss), dres!J
makers, 457 Romford road
Turner & Co. monumental masons, 181 & 240 Sebert rcl-
Turner Albert Edward, stationer, II3 Green street
Turner Clara (Mrs.), herbalist, S27 Romford road
Turner Edith Elizabeth (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 4<>
Macdonald road
Turner Ellen (Miss), midwife, 3 Disraeli road
Turner George, insurance agent, 17 Halley road
Turner Henry Cuthbert, monumental mason, 531 Born-
ford road
Turner Herbert, insurance agent, 130 Studley road
Turner William, corn & flour dealer, II5 Green street
Turner William H. tobacconist, 180 Forest lane
Turner Wyatt, coffee room, 6o Upton lans
Twyford Albert Alfred, dairyman, 58 Dames road
Tyne Main Coal Co. Limited, 3 Railway bridge, Wood-
gran~e road
Tyrrell J ames, butcher, 149 Odes sa road
United Yeast Co. Limited, 78 IUpton lane
Upsdale Andrew Reed, auctioneer & surveyor, 191 Ham
Park road
Upson Emma (Mrs.), confectioner~ 8S Green street
 DIKEC'I'ORY. J ES~EX. FOREST GATE. 24S
Upton Lane Billiard Saloon (Richard J. Pocock, pro- West Ham Union, Forest Gate Sick Home (J. S. Greig
prietor), Upton lane :vi.B. medical officer), 95 Forest lane
Urie George, insurance agent, 33 Dames road West Charles Frederick, estate agent, 526 Romford road
Urie George (Mrs.), teacher of music, 33 Dames road West Francis, saddler, 203 Dames road
Ur~uline Convent (:\<!other Bernard, lady superior), St. West John William, coal dealer, 29 Ratcli:ff road
George's road Westbury Sanitary Laundry, laundry, 49 Westbury road
Vadanelli &; Agostini, confectioners, 167 & 175 Forest la Wheatley R. & L. wardrobe dealers, IJ9 Green street
Vale George, confectioner, 4 St. George's road Wheeler's Stores Limited, oilmen, 33 Woodgrange road
Vanner William, cycle dealer, 281 Green street Wheeler Charles Elijah, painter & decorator,6 Sidney rd
Vardv Harry, boot & shoe maker, 88 Neville road Wheeler Rowland, artificial teeth manufacturer, 35
Vaughan Mary (Mrs.), milliner, 'II3 Woodgrange road Woodgrange road ,
Vans Benjamin, coffee rooms, 240 Green street Whipp Harry Sidney, boot repairer,_ 367 Katherine road
Vernon Emily Louisa (Miss), teacher of music, 9 Whipp Henry, boot repairer, 53 Rutland road
Margery Park road Whitbread Geo. dogs' medicine vendor, 481 Romford rd
Wade Florence Eleanor (Miss), grocer, 428 Katherine rd White Charles Edwin, chemist, 37 Dames road
Wager Robert, grocer, 401 Katherine road White Frank, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 304
Wagner Charles, boot repairer, 35 Woodford road Romford road
Waite Thomas G. dry cleaner, 101 Wellington road White Frederick, furniture dealer, 89 Green street
Waldstein Limited, academy of music, 375 Upton lane White Grace (Miss), teacher of music, 6r St.George's rd
Walduck Alfred, greengrocer, 65 Odessa road White John, tailor, n St. George's road
Walker John James, tobacconist, 8 Cemetery road Whitechapel Almshouses, 271 to 275 Upton lane
Wallbridge Frederick, beer retailer, 55 Field road Whitehead .Albert William, insurance agent, 220
Wallbright Henry Andrew, hair dresser, 69 Upton lane Neville road
Walsh Frederick, grocer, 246 Green street Whitfield Charles, plumber, 66a, Station road
Waiter Albert Sidney, cycle agent, 76 Boleyn road Wiedhofft & Co. ironmongers, 27 & 29 Upton lane
Waiter Egbert, florist, 331 Romford road Wieland Ettie (Mrs.),professor of music,312 Romford rd
Waiter Gilbert Frank, plumber, 76 Boleyn road Wild Joseph, greengrocer, 9 Stukeley road
Waiters Arthur & Co. printers, 368 Romford road Wilding Brothers, ironmongers, 170 Green street
Waiters Edward, grocer, 402 Katherine road Wilkins T. & Co. house agents, 18I Upton lane
Walthew Emily (Miss), ladies' school, 7 Atherton road Wilkins Ernest, house decorator, I7 Margery Park road
Ward Charles, boot maker, za, Sebert rd.& 76 Dames rd Wilkins Nelson Henry Jn. beer retailer,77 Wellington rd
Ward Edith (~rs.), picture frame maker, II7 Wood- Wilkinson Marion (Miss), Earlham college for girls,
grange road Earlham hall, Earlham grove
Ward Nellie (Miss), liress maker, 21 Capel road Williams George Stanley, hair dresser, 17 Station road
Ware Thomas Willia.m, grocer, 52 Dames road Williams John Wakefield, hatter, za, Woodgrange road
Warhurst Stephen, portmanteau maker, 451 Romford rd Williams Rose (Mrs.), tobacconist, 3 Chestnut avenue
Warman William Henry, confectioner,szo Romford road Williams Thomas Henry, butcher, 84 Station road
Warne William, shopkeeper, II9 Field road Williamson Elsie (Miss), dress maker, 35 York road,
Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Coote & Warren), Katherine road
coal merchants, I Railway bridge, W oodgrange road Willimont Howlett Stephen, provision dlr. 220 Green st
Warren Charles James, baker, 132 Upton lane Wilmer Charles, drug stores, 387 Katherine road
Warren Henry McCollin, teacher of dancing, 607 Ram- Wilmore Waiter, dental surgeon. see Onmine & Wilmore
ford road Wilson George L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.M. & L.S.A.
Warton Thomas, laundry, 19 Odessa road physician & surgeon, 243 Romford road; surgery, 71
Warwick Eliza (Mrs.), tobacconist, 443 Katherine road Station road
Watling Alfred, fruiterer, 469 Romford road Wilson James, boot repairer, 38 Ridley road
Watson Thomas Richard, house agent, 13 Earlham grove Wilson Margaret (Miss), tobacconist, zio Green street
Watson's Drug Stores, 103 Woodgrange road Wilson William. oil & color man, 28 Vansittart road
Watts Emily (Mrs.), midwife, 31 Gower road Wingrave Ernest A. hosier, 28oa, Romford road
Wayland Lizzie (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 35 Green street Winterman Morris, costume manufacturer, 74 Upton Ia
Waylett Brothers, corn dealers, 137 Wood~ange road Wood Alfred & Sons. news ag-ents, 67 Woodgrange road
Weakley Samuel Joseph John M.R.C.S.En~ .• L.R.C.P. Wood Brothers, builders, 2 Vale road
Lond. physician & surgeon, 369 Romford road & 38 Wood Clara Louisa & Matilda (Misses), baby linen ware-·
Woodgrange road house, 437 Katherine road
Wean Frederick, dining rooms, 24 Upton lane Wood E. & Co. music warehouse, 207 Dames :road
Weatherby Harry, furniture remover, 195 Green street Wood Emily (Miss), laundry, 68 Green street
Webb Albert HPnry Charles, greengrocer, 124 Godwin rd Woodbridge Alfred, decorator, 3 Parliament place
Webb Joseph, hair dresser, 500 Katherine road Woodford Thomas, shopkeeper, 31 Rutland road
Webb Sidney, cabinet maker, 282 Romford road Woodgate Thomas Henry, hair dresser, 58 Forest street
Webb Sidney Ernest, furniture dealer, 7 Upton lane Wood>l"range Park Cemetery Co. Limited (John Trumble~.
Webb Waiter A. grocer, & post office, 158 Green street sec.), Romford road
Webber George H. plumber, I Chapter street Woodgrange Press Ltd. printers, 98 Woodgrange road.
Webber S. plumber, 41 Boleyn road T N '\Si Stratford
Weber Symon, furniture dealer, u8 Forest lane Woodville Lawn Tennis Club (J.W.Evans,sec.),Wyatt rd·
Wedge James, decorator, 96 ·Strone road Woolley Edgar, boot repairer, I05 Pevensey road
Wf:'f:'den's Stores Limited, oilmen, 46 Dames road; 4 Woolley George. beer retailer, 178 Forest lane
Woodford road & 76 Woodgrange road Wordley Edward William & Son, builders,6o Godwin rd
Wf:'eks &; Cooper Limited, blouse manufacturers; factory, Worham Catherine (Miss), dress maker, 3.8 Elmhurst rd·
Neville road. T A "Flowerag-e;" T N 547 East Ham Worthington Frederick, boot & shoe repr. 187a, Upton la·
Weidhofft Frederick, photographer, 358 Romford road Worthington Kate Kingsmill (Mrs.), registered mid-
Wellington Bookbinding Co. bookbinders, Wellington rd wife, I 87 Green street
Wells Charles William, teacher of violin, 72 Ramsay rd Wottrich Max, tailor, 34 Dames road
Wells Frederick William, picture frame maker, 42 Wrench J. printer, 72 Cemetery road
Tower Hamlets road · Wright William Edward & Sons, photographers, 6S
Wells George, teacher of shorthand, I Warwick road W oodgrange road. T N 319 Stratford
Wells Harold, motor car repairer, 2 Palmerston road Wright Clara (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 286
WPII<~ Samuel, npholsterer, 2a, Woodford road Romford road
Welply George Chinnery M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.R.U.I. sur- Wright James Garner, painter, 9 Woodstock road
~eon, 201 Romford road Wv~rd Annie (Miss). dress maker, 145 Upton lane
Welply Louis M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.R.U.I. physician & Wylde Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 203 Boleyn road
surgeon, 335 Romford road Wvman George, greengrocer, 6o Field road
Wesley Thomas, fried fish dealer, 396 Katberine road Yarnton H. & Co. metal plate workers, 23:-1 Neville road
WPst Ham Cemf:'tf:'ry (Rev. Vincent Smith & Rev. James Yates Alice (Mrs.), grocer, 27 Ashley road
Hawkey Banfi2ld, chaplains; Alfred J. Mowbray, supt. Yellop Augustus, laundry, 59 Marlborough road
& registrar), Cemetery road Yeomans Arthur Edwin, house decorator, 30 Dames rd
We<ot Ham (North) Conservative .Association (W. J. Young ~Ien's Christian .A~sociation & Hostel (Sidney A.
Woolacott, hon. sec. ; F. Picton Hollingsworih, Burtnn, ~ec. \ 6q & 7I Woodgrange road
organising sec. & agent), I84 Romford road. T N 573 Youn~ Catherine (Mrs.), laundry, 54 Dames road
Stratford Young Francis Geo. fruiterer & greengro. 264 Green st
West :& 'm (North) Liberal & Radical Association (·A. G. YouTiger Charles,provision dlr. 99 & 101 Woodgrange rd
Gay, hon. sec.), 226 Romford road
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ES~EX 16*
 24-! FOCLNESS ISLA~D. ESSEX. [ KELLY'S

FOULNESS ISLAND (or Fowlness) was probably consisting of chancel, 11ave, aisles and a tower with spire
in early times a ness or promontory, joined to the main- on the south side, containing one bell, dated 1779: the
land, an assumption which seems to be confirmed by the I church plate includes an ancient paten and chalice:
modern names given to the smaller islands, and was con- there are 350 si ttings. The register dates from the year
ceivably separated from it by an irruption of the Roche 1695. The living is a rectory, net yearly value [.200,
behind Wallasea. It lies at the mouth of the Roche · including 12 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift
and Crouch rivers, and is bounded on the south by the of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1910 by the
Maplin Sands and the sea: Foulness village is 10 miles Rev. John Stock wood Hole M.A. of University College,
north-east from Shoeburyness terminal station on the Durham. Alan George Finch esq. of Bexley, Kent, .ia.
London, Tilbury and Southend railway, 12 north-east from lord of the manor and principal landowner. The !i'Oil
Southend, 15 east-by-north from Rochford and 54 miles I is an alluvial deposit from the sea; subsoil, clay and
by water from London, with a road along the sands 8 sand. The chief crops are wheat, beans, clover and
miles in length to Great Wakering: the island was con- white mustard. The area is 6,1;z2 acres of land, II of
stituted a parish in 1550, and is in the South Eastern water, 703 of tidal water and 19,132 of foreshore; rate-
division of the county, Rochford hundred, petty sessional able value, {.2,912; the population in I9II was 470.
division and union, Southend county court district, Assistant Parish Clerk, Joseph Cater.
Oanewdon and Southend rural deanery, Essex arch- Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Thomas Wright, sub-post-
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese. It is 5 miles in ' master. Letters are received from & dispatched to
length from north-east to south-west and -2~ in breadth, Shoeburyness, Essex, daily, according to the tide; no
and is inclosed by a sea dyke or wall: the water was sunday delivery of letters
formerly brackish, but several artesian wells have been Public Elementary School (mixed), erected fn 1846, for
bored and a plentiful supply of pure water is now 121 children; average attendance, 73; Edgar Leonard
obtained. The church of St. Mary, entirely rebuilt in Miskin, master
xBso, is a building of stone, in the Early English style, Essex Constabulary, Harold A. Reader, constable
Hole Rev. John Stockwood M.A. Bush Charles, farm bailiff to T. W. 1 Guiver Alice (Mrs.), George & Dragon
(rector), Recliorv Offin e8q. White House farm P.H
• 'Cater Brothers, farmers, Nazewick & Guiver Henry C. farmer, Quay farm
COMMERCIAL. Lodge farms Hume James, farm bailiff to A.
Ballanger Mary & Louisa (Misses), Chaplin Robt. farm bailiff to Messrs. Stallibrass esq. Brick House farm
gt'ocers Strutt & Parker, Rugwood farm Mead Herbt. saddler & asst. overseer
Belton Isaiah & Sons, farmers, Old Clark Richard, farm bailiff to John Threadgold Frederick, blacksmith
hall, Eastwick & Ridge marsh Hepburn esq. East New~ands farm Whent Wm. Downs, King'!! Head P.H
Eird George, baker Cottis William,farm bailiff to Douglas Willsmer George, farm bailiff to Mr.
I B. Smith esq. Small Gains farm Waiter Belcham, Shelford farm
FOXEARTH (or Foxheard) is a village and. parish, the Rev. Harry Stanley Carpenter M.A. of Keble Col-
Ij miles south from Glemsford station and 2l miles lege, Oxford. Here is a Congregational chapel. In the
west from Long Melford Fotation, both on the Sudbury village i~ a large brewery owned by Messrs. Ward t Son,
and Haverhill -branch of the Great Eastern railway, 4 Foxearth Hall, an ancient moated house, is the resi-
miles north-west from Sudbury and 62 from London, in . dence of John Campbell Lambert esq. who is lord of
the Northern division of the county, Hinckford hun- ' the manor. The principal landowners are Mrs. Julia
dred, North Hinckford petty sessional division, Sudbury I Brand, J. C. and A. V. C. Lambert esqrs. the trusteel!i
11nion and county court district, and in the rural deanery of Dr. Clopton's Asylum, at Bury St. Edmunds, and
of Belchamp. archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese David Ward esq. The soil is loam and gravel; sub-
•Of Chelmsford. The church, assigned at a recent date soil, various. The chief crops are wheat, beans and
to SS. Peter and Paul, is an edifice of flint, in the barley. The area is 1,717 acres of land and 7 of water;
· Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave of four rateable value, £1,770; the population in 19II was 335·
· bays, aisle, south po;rch and a. ":e~tern tower, sur- Post Office. William Chinnery, sub-postmaster. Letters
r mounted by a.lo!ty spue and contam~ng a clock and 8 · arrive from Long Melford, Suffolk, at 7.35 a.m. t
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bells: .the build~ng has. been very riChly restore~. all 12 . 5 p.m.; dispatched at 9 . 30 a.m. & 5. 45 p.m.; on
the wmdo~s be~ng. stamed a,?d the walls beautifully sundays letters arrive at 7 . 35 a.m. & are dispatched
adorn~d with pamtmgs: the finely carved rood screen at 7 . 45 a.m. The nearest money order & telegraph
has 1ts lower panels, !ound when the churc? . was office is at Lon~ Melford 3 miles distant
Testored, handsomely pamted. There are ~oo Sittmgs. . "' ' . . .
The register dates from the year I550 and is in fair Pubhc El~mentary School (mixed), built m .1847• for
condition. The living is a rectory, net yearly value IO? children; ~verage attendance, 36; Miss Flora
./;270, with 26 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift I Ahce Barnes, mistress ·
of the Rev. K. G. Foster M.A. and held since 19II by Carrier to Sudbury.-Victor Inch, tues. thurs. k sat
1Lambert Archibald Vaughan Camp- Evans Samuel, blacksmith
PRIVA.TB RESIDENTS. I bell. Foxearth hall Ewer Chas. (Mrs.). rrmr.Western hall
>Carpenter Rev. Harry Stanley M.A., Lambert Jn. Campbell, Foxearth hall Ham Harry Eldred, shopkeeper
(rector), Rectory Newson Henry George, Connemsra Inch Victor, carrier
~ Carter Henry Stibbard, Sunnyside Ward David, Lower hall Lambert Archbd. Vaughan Campbell,
Colarossi Fiori, Claypits hall farmer & landowner, Foxearth hall
Foster Mrs. The Cottage CO'MMERCIAL. Leggott Timothy, assistant overseer
Hicks Charles William, Carbonells Brand Julia (Mrs.), frmr. Brook hall Ward &; Son, brewers
FRATING is an ancient village and parish, xi miles dence, in the gift of St. John's College, Cambridge, and
north-north-west from Thorington station on the Tend- held since 1913 by the Rev. Charles Frederick Button
ring Hundred branch of the Great Eastern railway, 6 M.A. of that college. The principal portion of the land
east-by-south from Colchester and 58 from London, in belongs to Caius College, Cambridge, in which the
the North Eastern division of the county, Tendring manor is vested, and to James Hines esq. of Lexden
- hundred, petty sessional division and union, Colchester, lodge, Colchester. The soil is mixed, producing choice
. ,Clacton and Harwich Joint county court district. and wheat; subsoil. gravel. The area of the parish, which
:n the rural de:mery of St. Osyth, archdea.conry of Col- is well watered, is r, r85 acres; rateable value, £r,2r6;
•. ehestPr and Chelmsford diocese. The church (name the population in 191r was 216 .
. unknown) is an ancient edifice of. stone ir. th& Early Parish Clerk, John Bull, .
· English style, pleasantly situated, 'and consists of Offi L d AI d b t te Lett
, chancel, nave of two bays, north aisle, north porch'flnd Post . ce. eonar mon ' su -pos mas r.. ers
. · b ll th arrtve through Colchester at 6.40 a.m.; dispatched
. an em b a ttl e d wes t ern t ower con ta mmg
· 3 e sd: h e at 8 p.m. Th e neares t money or d er & t e1egrap h offi. ci'
,eh nrch was res t ore d an d enIarge d m 1 872 an as · t El t d
· d ows : th ere are -150 SI•tt•Ings. Th e
· d win
.l!everal s t a1ne j ts .a ms ea . . .
-register dates from the year 156o. The living is a Pubhc El~mentary School (~uxed), bmlt m 1855 & en-
J"ectory, with that of Thm·ington annexed. joint net j larged .m 1879, for. 70 c~ldren; average attendance,
,-early value [450, with to6 acres of glebe and resi- 42 ; Miss M. A. Mills, mistress
Fearis Hart, The Lodge · IBly Alfd.Chas.poultry frm.r.TheCedars Eagle John '!'o?druffe, farm ·bailiff to
Button Rev. Charles Frederick M.A. Bucking-ham Alexander, poultry frmr E. & H. Gtrling
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(rector), Rectory Carter George, farmer, Holly farm Girling Ernest & Harrison, farmer~~.
James Mrs. Charlotte, White house Chinnery Harriett (Mrs.), King's Ivy Lodge, Dairy & Manning's
· COllliRI<ciAL. Arms P.H farms
.AlmondLeonard,blacksmith,Post o:ffiee Clarke Arthur Eldred, farmer Girling Thomas, cattle dealer
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. FRIXTON-ON' -SEA. 245
Hale Frank, farme-r, Frating Lodge )fullinger H. farm baili:lt to Jame~ Sayer & Wigg, farmers, Hill house
Hart Frederick, wheelwright Hines esq. Hall farm Taylor .A.lb~rt, farm bailifi to Percy
Lord Archer, farmer, Slough farm Pertwee Frank, corn merchant, More- Barker esq
Maskell Abraham, cooper & grocer ham's hall Wigg Thomas, farmer, see Sayer &
Montague Frederick, cycle maker Porter Charles, farmer, Hockley farm Wigg
FRINTON-ON-SEA is a popular resort for visitors ing extensive land and sea views. The Grand Hotel,
and an Urban District on the sea coast, with a station on erected in 1898, commands extensive land and sea
the Tendring Hundred branch of the Great Eastern views. The Lawn Tennis Club has a private ground
railway, opened July, 1888, 1l miles south-west from adjoining the golf links, with eight courts, two croquet
Walton-on-the-Naze steamboat pier and station, 16 south lawns, a bowling green and a pavilion; visitors can
from Harwich and 18 south-east from Colchester, in play on payment of a small fee. The Jubilee Garden
the North Eastern division of the county, Tendring was laid out in 1897, at a cost of about £2oo, and
hundred, petty session·al division and union, Colchester, includes a drinking fountain erected to commemorate
Clacton-on-Sea and Harwich Joint county court district, the coronation of His late Majesty King Edward VII.
rural deanery of St. 08yth, archdeaconry of Colchester 9th August, 1902. On the cliff there are two shelters,
and Chelmsford diocese. The land in this parish, presented by Thomas Edmund Marshall esq. Station
having been purchased by Sir Richard Powell Cooper road, now called Connaught avenue, was opened by
bart. of Shenstone Court, near Lichfield, was laid out H.R.H. the Duchess of Connaught, Sept. 16th, 190-1.
with the view of converting it into a marine resort, with The first telephonic communication between a light-
about I! miles of sea frontage, half of which has a house and the shore was laid here. The Gunft.eet Light-
beach of fine ~and gently sloped and admirably suited house, just visible in the offing, has through corn-
for bathing; from the eastward half, which is less munication by a submarine cable (five miles in length)
sandy, rise cliffs over 6o feet in height, whence good sea with Frinton-on-Sea, Walton-on-the-Naze, Clacton-on-
and land views can be obtained : the roads, varying Sea and Harwich Coastguard stations. The lifeboat is
from 45 to 55 feet in width, with houses well set back, the property of the town and is under the control of
31"8 so laid out that nearly all the residences command the Frinton-on-Sea Volunteer Lifeboat Society, formed
a sea view. Under the "Frinton Sea Defences .Act, in 1904. Sir R. .A. Cooper hart. M.P. of Felden Lodge,
I9C3," a concrete sea wall and promenade, a mile in Boxmoor, Herts, is the principal landowner. The soil.
length, together with 32 timber groynes, were con- is mixed; subsoil, principally clay. The area of the
structed at a cost of £32,ooo; the cliffs were sloped, civil parish and Urban District is 422 acres of land and
drained and turfed and paths made so as to give easy 135 of foreshore; rateable value in 1914, £18,800; the
access to the promenade, and there is a fine open space population in 1901 was 644, in 19II, 1,510, and 648 in
over a mile in length, known as "The Greensward," the ecclesiastical parish in 1901, and 1,524 in 19II.
between the esplanade and the cliffs. The streets are Verger, Edwin John Baker, Pole Barn lane.
lighted with gas supplied from works at Walton-on- Post, M. 0. &; T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office
the-Na.ze, and the town is also lit with the electric (letters should have Essex added). John Butcher,
light from w·orks, :in St. Mary's road, the property of sub-postmaster. Letters arrive at 7 & 9· 15 a.m. &
a company. An abundance of pure spring water is 12.45 (to callers) & 6.15 p.m.; dispatched at 9.10
obtained direct from Lawford by the pumping works a.m. & 12.30, 3·5• 6.30 &; 8.10 p.m

have erected a water tower near the railway station.
A complete drainage scheme was carried out in 1898.
By Local Government Board Order No. 42,991,
which came into operation on ut October, 1901, the
CIVil parish of Frinton was constituted an Urban Dis-
'rict by the name of Frinton-on-Sea.
By Local Government Board Order No. 46,178, of
March 31st, 1905, 15 acres were transferred from
Walton-on-the-Naze to Frinton parish.
The ancient church of St. Mary, which dates from
the 14th century, is a building of rubble stone, restored
in 1879, in the Early English style: it was previously
almost the smallest church in England, but was
Pnlarged in 1879 by the rebuilding of the chancel, which
had lain in ruins since 1703 , when it was blown down
m one of the severe gales to which from its bleak posi-
tion on the sea coast this neighbourhood is exposed :
the church now comprises chancel, nave, south porch
and a bell gable, containing one bell: there is a small
st.ained window at the west end, inserted by the latt
Peter S. Bruff esq. of Ipswich, in memory of hh
mother: the east window is in memory of Jame8
Beadel and Mary .Ann, his wife : on the north side of
the chancel is a small window containing some ancient
armorial bearings. In 1894 the nave was lengthened
at a cost exceeding £4oo, and in 191I the church was
aga.in extended at the west end : there are 450 sit-
tings. The register dates from the year 1754. The
hving is a rectory, net yearly value £269, in the gift
of trustees appointed by the Church Pastoral Aid
cleared at 8.15 a.m. & 12 noon & 2, 5·I5 & 7.15 p.m.
on week days; sunday, 7 p.m
Wall Letter Box, Railway :.tation, cleared at 8.15 & II-45
a.m. & 1.45, 5 & 7 p.m. week days; sunday, 7 p.m
Pillar Box, Cambridge road, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 12.
noon & 2, 5.15 & 7.15 p.m.; sundays, 7·I5 p.m
Pillar Box, Fourth avenue, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 12.15,.
2.15, 5·3.0 & 7.15 p.m.; sundays, 6.45 p.m
Pillar Box, Esplanade, cleared at 8.30 & 10.30 a.m. &.
I
i 12 · 15• 2 ·3°• 5·45 & 7·3° p.m.; sundays, 7.15 p.m
. Lamp Letter Box, Manchester road, cleared at 8.15 a.m.
.& 12 noon & 2 • 5· 15 & 7.15 p.m.; sundays, 7 p.m
Pillar Box, Holland road, cleared at 8.15 a.m. & u.
.2.30, 5·3° & 7.15 p.m.; sundays, 7·30 p.m
Pillar Box, Grand hotel, cleared at 8.r5 a.m. & 12, 2.:Jo,._
5·45 & 7.30 p.m.; sundays, 7·30 p.m
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
· Meets at the Council Offices, Old road, on the second
tuesday in the month, at 8.15 p.m.
Chairman, "\\' illiam Armitage.
Vice-Chairman, Ernest M. Clarke.
Members.
Wm. Stanhope Brockman
W illiam Ro bert Dockrell
I
Retire in .April, 1915.
I. Simmons
E. M. Clarke
John Lyon Corser
I
Retire in April, 1916.
Thomas Edmund MarshaU

Society, and held since 19II by the Rev. Charles

Frederick Knight ){,.A.. of Trinity College, Cambridge.
A Free church was erected in 1912, at an estimated cost
William Armitage
John Bailey
I
Retire in April, 1917.
William Hayne
of £3,400, to seat 400 persons. .A Wesleyan Methodist
chapel was erected in 1903, at a cost of £I,ooo, and Officers.
Clerk, Patrick Ogilvy Macdonald M.A. Council office~.
will seat about 200 persons. The Plymouth Brethren
have a small place of worship in Old road. The Parish
Church Hall, built in 1897, at a cost of £450, is an
Old road ..
Treasurer, N. A.. 'C. de H. Tufnell, Barclay's Bank.
iron building, with r8o sittings; it is used both as a Colchester
Sunday school and for religious meetings. The Masonic Medical Officer of Health, Henry William Godfrey M.B.,
hall, erected in 1908, at a cost of about £6oo, is a build- ){.R.C.S.Eng. Holland lodge
ing of red brick. Hill Crest School, a high-class board· Surveyor & Sanitary Inspector, Ernest Montagu B:1te,
ing school for boys preparing for the public schools, Belleville, Fourth avenue
navy &c. in a commanding situation, was built in Collector, Ebenezer Cln.tterbuck, The Poplars, Fourth av
1907. There is also a large Public Hall, holding about Assistant Colle·:!tor, Stanley W. Clutterbuck, The
. 400 persons. There are fine golf links of 18 holes. Poplars, Fourth avenue
"1th a course of six holes for children ; the golf club •

has about soo members and is open to visitors; a new Pn hlic Elementary School (mixed), for 150 children,
club house was erected in 1905. The Esplanade Hotel, erected in 1898, at a cost of £1,800; average attend-
which stands in its own grounds, has tennis and ance, 143; .A bel West, master
croquet lawns : it is 6o feet above sea level, command- Railway Station, .J:Vppel Reeve, station master

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PIDVA.TB RESmENTS. Everett Bernard, Tregudda, St.l\Iary's ~Iounsey o,wald Robert, Holmhurst;
Amis Henry, The Hive,Winchester rd road Fourth avenue
Angus William, Silverton, Old road Everett Miss, The Old ho. Queen's rd ~Iummery .A.rchbld.Red cot,Fonrth a'V
Armitage Misses, Westcombe, Old rd Farrow Thomas, Pagham,Pole Barn la Munsie William, Stretton, Second av
Al'lltitage William, Snnnycroft,Old rd Field Francis Eustace, The Cottage, ~ash Alfred, Howley, St. Mary's rd
Arnold Henry, Finchleigh, Old road St. Mary's road Nell Wm. Hy. The Haven, Fourth av
Ashmall Charles, The Wick, Old road Finnigan P~ul Lacombie, Gravely, Northover Waiter, Lugano, Old road
Atherton Jn. Briar cot. St. Mary's rd Old road Osborn .Alfred, Cotswold,St.Mary's rd
Badcock Frank, Anerley,St.Mary's rd Fletcher Robert Thomson, Freedom, Page Edward, Avoca, Fourth avenue
Bain .Arthur Pennington, The Brown Fourth avenue Parker John, The Cottage, Old road
house, Second avenue Ford W. C. Gate Burton, Hadleigh rd Parkes Rev. Arthur E., B..A. (Was-
Baker Mrs. Rostrevor, Fifth avenue Francis Alex. M.B.Corinda,Queen's rd leyan), 'Vhitethorn, Fourth avenue
Baker Samuel, Glenroy, Queen's road Franklin Howard, St. Mary'a, Harold Parnell James, Morleigh, Third aven
Balm Mrs. Glenhaven, Harold grove grove Paton Mrs. Sans Souci, SeMnd aven
Bangs Percy,The White ho.Second av Franklin Mrs. Trevena,The Esplanade Pawsey Thos. Fairlight, Raglan road
Bardsley Fred, Millyea, Hadleigh rd Fry Henry, The Oasis, Third avenue Payne Peter, Hazelmere, St.Mary'r rd
Barnaschone Ernest Harward, ;Johns- Garnham Miss, .Ashurst, Harold road Pearce John, Oak lodge, Second aven
haven, Holland road Godfrey Henry William M.B. Holland Pearson Lewis, Upwey, Second aven
Bascombe Edwin Cecil Dare L.D.S. lodge, Holland road Pedley Mrs. Sunnyholme, Harold rd
Eng. St. Patrick's, Fourth avenue Gold .Argo, Frant, Third avenue Piggott Chas.H . .A.ddesley,Had1eigh rd
Beck B.Edgar,TheBecess,St.Mary's rd Gold·Quiller,TheHomestead,Second av Piper Miss, Oakleigh, Up. Third aven
Beckton Ben, Belvedere, Fourth aven Goodchild Mrs. West Dene, Third av Pite Beresford, Earlywood, Fourth av
Bell Frank Harper, Tasma, Second av Goulding Mrs. Braemar, Harold gro Pitt Cuthbert Bobert, 4 Eton road
Bell GeOTge Craigie, The Crossways, Gray Miss, St. Winifred's, Third av Pound Percy, Grasmere,The Esplanade
Old road Green Chas.Hy. Laurel bank,Third av Preston Mrs. Bipon, Old road
Benham Leonard A.Burleigh,Third avl Grist Clement Alfred, 2 Eton road Priestley Hy. Wm.Hoscote,Second av
Berriman Miss, Glebe lo.St.Mary's rd Haggard F.C.D. Sea. Beach,Fourth av Purcell Henry, Singlehurst, Upper
Bevington J. Storrs, Sea view, The Haghe Miss, Chandos, Hadleigh Toad Fourth avenue
Esplanade Haley (;has.Hy. Bona-Vista,Harold rd Ranson ~Irs. Ferndale, Old road
Einnington Miss,Southleigh,Fourth av Hall Mrs. Wyndham, Holland road Read Wm. Kinsale, Up. Fourth aven
Borer Thos. .Ash vil. Upper Fourth av Ramp Miss, Ebenezer, Hadleigh road Redington Edwin Henry, 'Tanfield,
Bowen Hy. Whytelea.f, TheEsplanade Harman Mrs. Sherington, Holland rd Third avenue
Broom F. G. Fah·view St. Mary's rd Harries John, Poona, Harold road Reece John, Glenthorne, Fourth aven
Brough Arthur VosP., Connaught aven Harris Percy, Glenvar, Harold grove Redout George, The Bungalow, The
Brown HeTbert Henry, Holmlands, Harrison Fredk. Sunnyside,Fourth av Esplanade
Third avlilnue Harrison J as.S. Clarissa, The Crescent Regge Robt. W. Hawthorns,Second av
Brown Mrs. Montpelier, Harold grove Hasler Mrs. The Barn, Hadleigh road Reid William W. Ivordene, Raglan rd
Brunsdon George Wm. Oceana,Old rd Hawes Alfred, Lavengro, Harold gro Rogers Ernest, Th~ Hermitage,Second
.Buckmaster H. The Sign, Harold rd Hayne Wm. J.P. Frietuna,Harold gro avenue
Bullock Miss, Lombard, St. Mary's rd Heale Miss, Kirkburn, Queen's road Rose Miss, Monabri, Cambridg-e road
Burgess William Milner, Ellerslie, Heard George Finlay, Linkside, Round Douglass M ..A. The Retreat,
Fourth avenue Second avenue Fourth avenue
Buscall Charles Samuel, Maeman, Hicks Seymour, The Nutshell, Win- Rowland Arthur, Leeside, Raglan rd
Hadleigh road chester road Bowsell C. F. St . .Anne's, Fourth av
Butcher Miss,Little Saling,Second av Holman Mrs. Brookmead, Second av Scamrnel Mrs. Kingsthorpe,St.Mary's
•
Bywater W.D.Carnaby,The Esplanade Horton Mrs. Bletchworth, Harold gro road
Caldecott J{)hn Barton, Windermere, Humphreys Harry, Marconi, Upper Scott John, Portland ho. Fourth a~
Upper Third avenue Third avenue Scrutton Frank, Eltham, Holland 'rd
Campion Miss, Granthorpe, Upper Hunt Frederick Edward, Holmwood, Serre Eugene Albert, Newhaven, The
Third avenue Hadleigh road Esplanade
Cassidy George, Barna lodge,Fifth av Hurnard Samuel, Friendly Nook, The Simonds Wm. Woodend,St.Mary's rd
Oattley-Whitaker Mrs. White lodge, Crescent Sinclair Frank, .A.irthrie, Fourth 8V1
Third nvenue Hutchinson James, Holly Bush, Hol- Smith Edward, Oranbroo.k, The
Chapple Alfred, Kenton, St.Mary's rd land road Esplanade
Christmas Edgar, Merton,Hadleigh ~d Hutchison Mrs. Thalassa, The Es- Snelling Geo. Links view, Second av
Clarke E. M. West Point, The planade Spading Horace, 8 Old road
Esplanade Hutton-Potts George, Willows, The Spence A. Sundridge, Hadleigh road
Claydon R. W. Greenhill,Hadleigh rd Esplanade Spiegel .A.rth. Raymead, Fourth avt>n
Coates John, The Coterie, Fourth av Isaac John King, Myrtle villa, Upper Springman Thomas A. Kirkstall, St.
Coe Edward, Ferncot, St. Mary's rd Fourth avenue l Mary's road
Collins Percy J.P. Carlotta, Cam- .Tames Saml. St. Michael's, Third av Stone Mrs. Eastholm, Hadleigh road
bridge road Janes Mrs. Homeleigh, Old road Stradlin!! Mrs. Pole Barn cottage,
Cook The Misses, Chainslade, Old rd Jay James, Killiney, Second avenue Pole Barn lane
Cooper Ernest, Ludham ho.Second av Je:fferies Miss, The Ferns,Hadleigh rd Stuart Kenneth B ..A. Hill Crest,
Oorser John Lyon, Bretton house, The Jewell Saml. Seaholme, The Crescent Second avenue. T N 66
Esplanade Johnson Miss, Upton, The Crescent Tench Sidney·Edward, Fourth avenue
Corton Henry, Lindum, Fifl;h avenue Jones William, 4 Old Kirby road Tennant Alfd. Resthaven, Hadleigh l'd
Courtauld Mrs. Eastry, Third avenue Kearn F. E. Eton house, Eton road Thomas Rev. William Henry Griffith
Grombie Joh-,, Mohegan, Hadleigh rd Kerr Mrs. Northleigh, Fourth avenue D.D. Restholme, Hadleigh road
Cuming John M ..A. St. Edmunds, Kerr Mrs. Tidscot, Third avenue Thurgood Miss, Hurstlyn, Fourth av
Oxford road King W. Lyndale, Second avenue Thurgood Miss A. G. Rookwood,
Cunnington Herbert J. Valentine's, Kin!!zett Charles Thomas, Maplin, Fourth avenue
Fourth avenue The Esplanade Tomkins Walt.Hy. Cranford,Third av
Curtis Joseph John, Laburnum, Knight Rev. Charles Frederick M ..A.. Vesey-Fitzgerald John Vesey K.O.,
Upper Third avenue (rector), The Rectory, Second aven B..A.. Inchicronan~ The Esplanade
Davies Rev. B. H.Glenmore,Harold rd 1Lee Percy, Coo gee, Harold road Voiler ~Irs. Shamrock, St. Mary's rd
Davies Mrs. South lo. Hadleigh road Loose William, Wissitt, Pole Barn la Warren Stephen, Kelvin lo.Fourth av
Davis Saml. Briarwood, Third avenue Lovekin Mrs. Springfield,Hadleigh rd Watney A. G. Dodson's, Third aven
Dell .Arthur, Kiora, Hadleigh road Macdonald P:ltrick Ogilvy M ..A.. Glen- Watts John, Tomoye, Fourth avenue
Denney Mrs. Morley, St. Mary's road coe, Harold road W eiler Mrs. .Asterode, The Crescent
Dennis Mrs. Bedford, Up. Fourth av Mango Mrs.The Gables,TheEsplanade Wheeler Sidney, Connaught avenue
Dexter Edward, Swithland, Third av Marshal! Thomas Edmund, Selhurst. Whitfield Mrs. Raygarth, Upper
Dockrell William Robt. Sandy Hook, Harold roarl · Third avenue
The Esplanade Marshal! W. B. Inglenook. Harold rd Whittingham Mrs. W. Claremont,
·Dolling K. H. Aberg-eldie, Fourth av Medlin Mrs. Linkshall, Third avenue Harold grove
Drayson Waiter B. H. Sea cot, Mercer Edward James, Glencairn, Wilkinson Mrs. Hillcroft, Ra!!lan rd
Fourth avenue Harold road , Wilkinson Rev. Samuel Hamill (Bap-
Dupree A. Turret lo. The Esplanade Merrels Mrs. Torsdale, St. Mary's rd tist), Glenalmond. Harold grove .
Ellis Mills, Leverton, Harold road :Miller Henry, Tudor lodge, Raglan rd Williams William Charles, Sprayside,
Evanson Maj. Ernest Prederick Chas. Milner Thomas, Blythwood,Fourth av Upper Fourth avenue
Ravenscroft, Upper Third avenue. :Moore Mrs . .Asthore, Fifth avenue Wilmer Benjamin George, St. Dun-.
T N 33 stan's, Third avenue
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Wilson John, Stoneycroft, Fourth av
Wink worth J osiah Tom, The Domino,
Third avenue
Wolfe Re\'. Edward John B..A.. Innis·
falle~ Upp.er Foal'th avenue
liVolsef Wm. Sandall, The Esplanade
Woods Percy B.Lindisfarne,Queen's rd
Weotton Thomas John, Cambridge
beuse, Cambridge road
\Vylde William M. Northcott, Had-
leigh ;road • Dudley John, apartments, Eastcliff Hill Crest School (Kenneth Stuart
OOilMERCIA.L.
.Early dosing day (Oct. to May),
Wednesday I p.m.
.Ack.royi Samuel Hooley, solicitor, see
Regge &; Aekroyd
Alderton Harry, butcher, Con-
naught avenue
.Alien James Charles, laundry, Pole
Barn lane
.Anderson Francis William, baker,
Connaught avenue
.Armitage William, architect & sur-
veyor A!; estate agent, Connaught
aven11e. T N go
Eailey John F.R.H.S. florist, Old rd
IJarciay A!; Company Limited, bankers
(Arthur Vose Brough, manager)
(branch), open daily 10 to 4; sat.
10 to I, Connaught avenue; draw
on London office, 54 Lombard st.
London E C
Eardsley Fred, bakery outfitter
.Bardsley's, bath chair pr()prietors &
cycle agents; push carts, prams
&c. for sale or hire, Ye Old Barn
-stores. T N 95
flare John, fishmonger, Connaught av
Bascombe Edwin Cecil Dare L.D.S.
Eng.~ .M:.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
dentist, St. Patrick's, Fourth aven
IJate Ernest Montagu, surveyor &
sanitary inspector to Urban District
Council, Belleville. Fourth avenue
Eeaumont L. S. (Mrs.), apartments,
Maloya, Connaught avenue
IMl George Craigie M.R.C.S.Eng ..
L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, The Cross-
ways, Old road
Blowers & Cooper, ironmongers, Con-
naught avenue
J3ridges Fredlc aparts. Harold cottage
Broekman William Stanhope, boarding
house, Beach house, Third avenue
Burgess iW~lliam Milner M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.M. & S.S.A.Lond. surgeon,
Ellerslie, Fourth aTenue
1lurley Harry,tobaccnst.Connaught av
Cave Charles, boot repairer, Old road
Chamberlavne .Arthur Francis, solici-
tor, see Leaning & Chamberlayne
Charlish E. (Miss), apartment<~,
Gainsboroug-h lodgP, Connaug-ht av
Chilvers William, builder, Thistle
cottage, Old road
Clark John, tailor, Old road
Clarke Corrie Edward, apartments,
Melmoth lodge, Ashlyn's road
Clements Percy E. boarding house,
Beaumaris, Queen's road
Clntterbuck Ebenezer, collector to the
Urban District Council, The Pop·
lars, Fourth avenue
Clutterbuck Stanley W. assistant
<6verseer for Frinton-on-Sea & as-
sistant collector to the Urban Dis-
"trict Council, The Poplars, Fourth
avenn~
Colche~ter StE-am Laundry Co. Ltd.
Connaught avenue
<:ollins Arthur, apartments, Colne ho.
Hadleigh road
Cook Frederick, gardener to W. R.
Dockrell esq. Winchester road
Cook Sarah (Mrs.). apartments, Suf-
folk house, The Esplanade
Cooper Estate Office (Major E. F. C
Evanson, agent). T N 33 Frinton
Cooper Geo. ironmonger, see Blower!'
& Cooper
ESSEX. FRI~TON-GN-SEA. 247
Cooper George Lister, draper, Con- Harman .A.lice M. (Miss}, boarding ho.
naught avenue Ocean view, Connaught avenue
Cresswell Harry, apartments, Rose- Harman Horace Ernest, fancy reposi-
mere, Hadleigh road tory, Connaught avenue
{Junningham .A.J .drapr.Connaught av Hayne William, architect, Connaught
Davies Wm. dairyman,Connaught av avenue. T N 9
Dawson Robert Horace, printer, see Hazlewood Alfred Rowan, coal mer-
Weston & Dawson chant, Pole Barn lane
l.libbs l>, Stock, apartments, Rose- Heale Dora C. (Miss), girls' school,
mount, Queen's road Kirkburn, Queen's road
villa, Hadleigh road B..A.. principal), Second av. T N 65
Eastaugh Hy. jobbing grdnr.2 Old rd Homer Ernest Charles, estate agent.
Ellis W. & Co.builders,Connaught av see Tomkins, Homer & Ley
Ellis Elias, cunfectioner, <: Old road Hooker Edwd. Jas. plumber, Old rd
Esplanade Hotel, The Esplanade (T N Hume Fredk. confr. Connaught aven
5 Frinton) (Miss K.Prior,proprtrss) Humphrey William Scott, picture
Evanson Major Ernest Fredk. Chas. frame maker, Old road
agent for Sir R.A.Cooper bart. M.P. International Tea Company's Stores
Cooper Estate office. T N 33Frinton Limited, Connaught avenue
Everett E. l\L & E. (Misses), refresh- Jarvis .A.lbert, decorator, .A.shleigh,
ment rooms, Connaught avenue Pole Barn lane
Faiers .A.rth. confectnr. Connaught av Jones Charles Henry, builder, Old rd
Farr S . .A. & Co. builders & contrac- Jones John Ashworth, photographer,
tors, decorators, smiths & general Connaught avenue
house repairers, Old road. T N 41 Keeley William, apartments, 6 Old rd
Fenn Arthur, jobbing gardener, Col- King Edward's School Home (Miss K.
lingwood, Old road Russell, matron), Upper Fourth av
Fenn Arthur Richard, greengrocer, Kitson William, apartments, Oak-
ConnauQ'ht avenue :!o-.urst, Upper Fourth avenue
Finch Harry, apartments, Sidcup vil. Knig-hts Margaret (Mrs. ),apartments,
Hadleigh road Glenesk, Harold grove
Fowler E.& Oo.statnrs.gOonnaught av Lawrence A. (Miss), apartments,
Francis James, water works district Maydene, Queen's road
foreman, Waterworks cottage, Leaning & Chamberlayne, solicitors,
Wit ton Wood lane Cooper Estate office
Freemasons' Lodge (Frietuna, No. Ley Al~ernon Sidney R. estate agent,
2949), Ashlyn's road see Tomkins, Homer & Ley . .
Frinton-on-Sea Cricket Club (C. London Central Meat Co. Limited,
Clarke, hon. sec) butchers, 13 Connaught avenue
Frinton-on-Sea & District Electric Low Herbert, collector of taxes for
Light & Power Co. Ltd. (Wilfred Frinton-on-Sea, Walton-on-the-
B. Bradford, resident engineer), St. Naze, Kirby & Great Holland, .Ash-
Mary"s road lyns, .A.shlyn's road
Frinton-on-Sea Exhibition Hall (E. Lubbock Brothers, saddlers, Old road.
Luff, caretaker), Connaught avenue Luff Ernest, Bible & text depot, 3
Frinton-on-Sea Fire Brigade (E. :M Old road
Bate, hon. sec.), Old road Macdonald Patrick Ogilvy M.A. clerk
FI"inton-on-Sea Golf Club (John to the Urban District Council,
Cuming, sec) Council offices, Old road
Frinton Ltd. laundry, Connaught av Merrells William. jobbing gardener,
Frinton Lawn Tennis Club (P. Belmont, Upper Fourth avenue
Bangs, hon. sec) ~!ills Frederick John, outfitter, 29 &
Frinton :Xews (East Essex Printing, 3r Connaught avenue
Works Ltd. printers & publishers) !Mills Thomas, aparts. St. l\lary's rd
(Weston & Dawson, local represen-1 Moseley Ernest H. Queen's hotel,
tativPs), Connaught avenue. See [ The EsplanadE' . . .
advertisement Mothersole & Co. wme & splrit mer-
Frinton-on-Sea Volunteer Lifeboat 1 chants, Connanght avenue
Society (W. Scott Humphrey, hon. Mummery .A.rchibald H. furniture dlr.
sec.), Connaught avenue Connaught avenue
Garrod Misses, girls' !lchool. We~t- Munson Isabel & Felicia (Misses),
ward Ho ! &; St. Ronan's, Third av apartments, Sandringham }lOuse,
Gaskin Edward Charles, teacher of The Esplanade
music, Stern dale, 0 1 d road I Neale Frank Thomas, draper, Con-
Gilders Ed"Win J. & Co. auctioneers, naug-ht avenue
!lurveyors, house & estate agents & Nell Wm. Hy. solicitor,Connaught av
fire insurance agents (T N 54); & . Olive!', Parker & Co.Limited, grocers,
at Clacton-on-Sea i Connaught avenue
Godfrey Henry Wm. M.B., M.R.C.S.I Ovenden William Thomas, builder
Eng. surgeon, & medical officer of & contractor, house decorator,
health to the Urban District Coun· plumber & general house repairs
cil. Holland lodge, Holland road. (estimates free), Maidstone, Pole
T N 28 Barn lane. T N II4
Goldsmith A. E. (Miss), boarding ho. Page HaroldSenier,grocr.St.Mary's rd
St. l\Iargaret's, Fourth avenue Parsons Chas. builder, Pole Barn la
Goldsworthy Percy, motor engineer. Parsons Richard Wallace, apartments,
Pole :Barn lane Ross, Queen's road
Goodman James. jobbing gardener Phillippo Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Newbnry, Hadleigh road PolP Barn lane
Grand Hotel Frinton Ltd. (WiUiam Polhill Frederick Henry, fishmonger,
Stanhope Brockman. managing Connaught avenue
director), The Esplanade 1
Poynting- Fred Georg-e, stone mason,
Gray Arthur, carman, Thoverton. i Cranleigh, Old road
Fifth avenue 1
Priest Brothers, cycle agents, motor
Gray E. Milner (Miss), g-irls' school engineers, motor car garage &;
St. Winifred's, Third avenue athletic outfitters & gramophone
Green William, builder, :Bambrot;e, dealers, Connaught aven. T N 72
Pole Barn lane Priest Wait. dairyman, Connaught av
Grimwade & Co. outfitters,Connaught Race & Scott, carmen
avenue
 248 FRINTOX -O:Y-SEA. ESSEX. [KELLY'S
Batcli:ffe Brothers, motor garage, Smith Eliza (Mrs.), stationer, Con- Turner Fredk. confectionel', 4 Old ~d
Connaught avenue (T N n Y) & naught avenue Tyler & Freeman,electrical ehgineeri,.
cycle makers, Old road. T N uX Smith Harry William, fruiterer, 15 Connaught avenue
Regge & .Ackroyd,solrs.Connaught av Connaught avenue Walton News (East Essex Printing-
Begge Bobert Wm. solr. & commr. Snare David, apartments, Brentnor. Work.s Limited, proprietors), Con-
for oaths, see Begge & .Ackroyd Old road . naught avenue. See advertise•
Boberts Llewellyn B. apartments, Stevenson Hy. aparts. Carton, Old rd ment
Branksome, Hadleigh road Stocks Bertha (Mrs.), apartments, see Wash Thomas Waiter, apartmenta,
Bobinson E. E. confr. Connaught av Dibbs & Stock Coolmore, Upper Fourth avenue
Saint Alfred Joseph & Son, confec- Stowe William, aparts. 7 Old roaJ Watson Kate (Miss), apartmen•,
tioners, Connaught avenue Stuart Kenneth B ..A. principal Hill Warwick lodge, Upper Fourth aven
St. Joseph's Convent (Miss Bubins, Crest school, Second av. T N 66 Webb William H. professional t() th&
sister in charge), Winchester road Studd Frederick, builder, Glebe view, Golf club, The Wick, Old road
SalmonWm ..Arth.sign writer,nOld rd Connaught avenue Wellington Charles, butcher, 27 ('on-
Sayer E. (Madame), apartments, Taylor Wm. grocer, 23 Connaught av naught avenue
Welwyn, Queen's road Tench Sidney Edward M.RC.S.Eng., West Abel, schoolmaster, & aparfl-.
Scott John William, carman, see L.RC.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, ments, Charnwood, Fifth avenue
Race & Scott Fourth avenue , W eston &; Dawson, printers, Con-
Scurrell Benj. apartments, Camerton Tennant Alfd. chemist,Conns.ught aT naught avenue
villa, Hadleigh road Thirkettle Goorge (Mrs.), apartments. Wheeler Sidney L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng.
Scurrell Geo.Hy.jobbing gardnr.Old rd Somerset villa, Hadleigh road dent.ist, Connaught avenue-
Selby & Co. watch mas.Connaught av Tomkins, Homer & Ley, architects, Wilkes John, hair dresser, Connaughll
Shaw John, shopkpr. Wilton Wood la surveyors & estate agents, The avenue
Smith W. H. & Son, news agents, Estate office, Connaught avennP Wise Fred W. butcher, Connaught a-y
Railway station (T N 19 Frinton); & 214 Bishops- Wortley C. George, greengrocer.,
Smith .Annie Maria(Mrs. ),apartments, gate, London E C Connaught avenue
The Cedars, The Esplanade Tomkins Arthur Steel, architect &c. Young John,jobmaster, Connaught av
see Tomkins, Homer & Ley
FRYERNING (Frierning) is half a mile north-west House M ..A. of that college, and rural dean of Barstable-
from Ingatestone station, on the main line of the Great (or Brentwood). The charities include a bequest by the
Eastern railway, south-east from Chelmsford, 5 miles Rev. Robert D'Oyley, rector of this parish in 1733, of'
north-east from Brentwood, and is about 23 from London, 30s. yearly; another by William Bright in 1777, of £4 ms.
in the Mid division of the county, Chelmsford petty ses- being the interest of invested money; a benefaction left
sional division, hundred, union and county court district, by Robert Sorrell M.D. in 1825, consisting of the interest
rural deanery of Barstable, archdeaconry of Essex and of £Ioo stock; the interest of £250, left by William
Chelmsford diocese, and at one period belonged to the Gordon Coesvelt esq. in 184I, and the interest of £1oo.
Knights of St. John of Jerusalem. .A stream rises in the given by deed in 1855, by the Rev. George Price M.A..
parish near St. Leonards. By Local Government Board rector from 1826; all of which are distributed to the-
Order 22,420, dated March 24, 1889, the whole of Fryern- poor in food and clothing. Under a scheme framed by
ing was amalgamated with Ingatestone for civil pur- the Charity Commissioners in 1906, the doles of food ann
poses, but ecclesiastically it remains distinct. The church clothing have been changed into pensions and payments.
of St. Mary the Virgin, about I mile north-west from for convalescent treatment &c. administered by a Board
Ingatestone, is a building of stone and Roman brick in of 5 trustees. Mrs. Bosamond Bonham also bequeathed!
mixed styles, and consists of chancel, nave, south porch, in 1805 £1oo stock, the interest to be expended in tlte
vestry and a massive embattled western tower of brick purchase of bread to be given annually; and there i:.
containing 5 bells, one dated 1590, three 1716 and the further a charity by a person named Page of £2 4s. 4d .•
other 1793 : the nave has walls three feet in thickness distributed annually in food and clothing. St. Leonard'•
and retains on its south side three of the original Norman is the re~idence of Robert Miller esq. The Warden and
windows: the east window is a memorial to Sir Charles Fellows of Wadham College, Oxford, who are lords of
Edward Keith Kortright kt. H.M. Consul at Philadelphia, the manor, and William C. M. Kortright esq. are the-
who died in May, 1888, and there are others to the Rev. principal landowners. The soil is mixed; subsoil.
George Price M. .A. rector, d. 1861, and the Rev. Edward loamy. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley.
Cockey M.A. late rector, d. 188o: the tower, three storeys The acreage, rateable value and population are included'
in height, is a noble structure of the time of Henry VII. with those of Ingatestone; the population of the eccle-
with a machicolated parapet on small corbelled arches, siastical pari15h in I9II was 895.
~verhanging four and a half inches, and indented battle-
ments, the angles terminating in well-proportioned brick Wall Letter Box, adjoining the 'Woolpack,' cleared at
pinnacles: at the north-east corner is a bold projection for 8.40 & 9.30 a. m. & 1.25 & 7.40 p.m. on week days &.
the staircase, which has an octagonal newel and stairs on sundays at 1o. 15 a.m. Letters through In gate-
curiously constructed of common bricks: the square stone; deliveries at 7.30 & 10.30 a.m. k 7.30 p.m.
Norman font is beautifully carved with foliage, crosslets, Pillar Letter Box, St. Leonard's, cleared at 7·3o & 9o
stars and crescents in slight relief; the church contains a.m. & 12.55 & 7.25 p.m. week days; s\l1ldays, 1o.
a memorial to Edgar Disney esq. of The Hyde, Ingate- a.m. The nearest money order & telegraph office iS.
stone, d. 1881, and in 1901 Mrs. Upt-on presented a lectern in Ingatestone, distant I mile
in memory of her husband: there are 176 sittings; about Public Elementary School (boys), built in r873, for no.
4 acres were added to the ·burial ground here, and a. children; average attendance, 85; Geo. H. West, mast
handsome lych gate erected by the Ingatestone and The schools of this parish & Ingatestone are amalga.-
l"ryerning Burial Board in 1901. The register dates from mated, the girls attending the school at Ingatestone
the year 1595. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
£270, with residence, in the gift of Wadham College, Carrier.-Mark Rice, to Chelmsford, on tues. thurs~
Oxford, and held since 1902 by the Rev. William Joseph fri. & sat
(For other names in Fryerning Lucas Alfred Perry, Rectory Clark Hy. Vyvyan, frrnr. Lindsay frm.
parish, see Ingatestone.) Miller Robert, St. Leonard's Da,ey Hy. beer retailer, Beggar hill
PniVATE RESIDENTS. Rose Mrs. Fryerning cottage McClure Jane (Mrs.). farmer, How-
Ohristy A.rchibald Ernest, WellmPad Sikes Edward Herbert, The Grange letts hall
House R~v. William Joseph M.A. Tower Captain William Maitland, Nunn Charles, Woolpack P.H
(rector & rural dean), Ochiltree Furze hall Osborn Geo. frmr. St. Leonard',_ frm
Kortright Mrs. The Tiles Tyler John, Hill house Rankin Alfred Ern~t. farmer, Frye~
Kortright Wm. Coesvelt Mounteney, ning hall
The Hut COMMERCIAL. j Stewart Frank John, bricklsyer
Lanckenau Charles Hy. Treworgan Ager Willia.m, head gardener to Robt.
Looker Miss, Woodcock lodge Miller esq. St. Leonard's I
FYFIELD (Fifield, nr Fifehide), !lO called from 1ts deaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The churclit
having anciently consi!'ted of five hides or fields, it~ a of St. Nicholas is an edifice of stone, exhibiting a;
village and parish, on the river Roding, about 3 miles mixture of Early English and debased Gothic work~
north-east from Ongar terminal station on the Great and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, north porch and a
Eastern railway, 8 north-east from Epping, 11 north from central toll""er containing a clock and 5 bells. cast in
Brentwood, I I west from Chelmsford and 23 from Lon- 1862; the church has a fi:rte old Norma-n iout, orHaml•ntecl
don. in the Western division of the county, Ongar bun- with floriated crosses and fteurs-de-lis. the materi~
dred, petty sessional division and union, Brentwood being apparently Purbeck stone of a rich color; ther&
county court district, rural deanery of Ongar, arch- is a fine piscina: the Rev. A. Walker D.D. a former
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rector, gave a silver chalice and paten : the church was Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Arthur Reginald Rolfe, sub-
restored in 1853, and again in 1893, at a cost of about postmaster. Letters from Ongar, Essex, arrive at
£1,300, when several ancient and built-up windows were 6.35 a.m. & 12 noon; snndays, 6.45 a.m. ; dispatched
discovered, and it has since been further renovated; at 8 a.m. & 1.25 & 5·55 p.m.; dispatched on sundays-
a new organ was erected in 1900 at a cost of £235, and at u.4o p.m
in 1901 the east window was filled with stained glass, a.t Wall Box, on Rectory wall, cleared I.15 & 5·45 p.m.;.
a cost of £I6o, as a memorial to Her late Majesty sundays, 11.30 p.m
Queen Victoria: there are 250 sittings. The register Police Station, George Attridge, sergeant in charge
of marriages and burials dates from 1538 and bap- Public Elementary School (non-provided) (mixed), built..
tisms from 1542. The living is a rectory, net yearly in 1876 & rebuilt 189I, for no children; average·
value £4oo, with 63 acres of glebe and residence, attendance, 70; it was endowed in 1692 by the Rev.
in the gift of Mrs. A. Hewitt, and held since 1907 by A. Walker D.D. formerly rector, with 56 acres of land
the Rev. Shirley Bunbury Th.Assoc.K.O. Adjoining at High Ongar, now producing nearly £6o yearly, which
the rectory house is a small building, the property of is applied to the school funds ; a residence for the
the rector, containing one room, built about rgoo for master is provided by the charity; the school i~
@Unday school and church purposes. There are some ordered cc to be for teaching all the poor children of
~mall charities, distributed on Sundays in bread and in the parish to read, write & cast accompts well & to
elothing at Whitsuntide and Christmas. The trustees say their catechism; " & a scheme has been framed
of the late Andrew Alfred Collyer Bristow esq. are lords by the Endowed Schools Commissioners for its
of the manor. The principal landowners are John management; the rector, Arthur John Challis esq. &i..
W. ~ewall esq. and the Ironmongers' Company. The the rectors of High Ongar & Willingale-Doe are
soil is various; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are governors; J. B. G. Gidley-Moore esq. chairman;
wheat, beans and barley. The area is 2,444 acres of William Stephen Goodhew, master; Mrs. Goodhew,
land and 7 of water; rateable value, £3,732; the popu- assistant mistress
lation in I9II was- 534, including 86 in the West Ham
Education Committee's Short Term Industrial School. West Ham Borough Council Short Term Industrial
School was erected at a cost of £8,ooo, & opened 3
PE.XSYFEATHERS GREEN is I mile west; Clatter- Oct. I885; it was certified May 19, 1885, as alll
f, rd End, half a mile west; Witney, half a mile east: Industrial School for boys, not to exceed I Io in num-
Canon's Green, half a mile south. There is a Non- ber; Ancel Culling, superintendent; Mrs. A. Culling-,
conformist mission hall, built in 1894. matron; Archibald Sinclair David M.R.C.S.Eng.,.
L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond. medical officer;
The Parish Clerk (William Fogg) has a residence pro- Albert Edward Hoy, school master; Albert Williallll
vided from Dr. Walker's charity. Hewitt, manual instructor ; Lionel John Holgreaves.-
assistant schoolmaster & drill instructor
PIUVATE RESIDENTS. David Archibald Sinclair M.R.C. S. Rolfe Arthur Reginald, grocer, & po,t
Bunbury Rev. Shirley Th.A.K.C. Ehng._,~.R.~P.Lond.,D.~H.R.t9f-~.S. T ~ffillCe H b t f G ' f
p ys1C1an au surgeon, au cer 1 y1ng np ow er er , rmr. reen s ariD.
(rector), Rectory
factory surge-on, medical officer of Webster James L. baker
Challis Arthur John, Clatterford hall
Clarke Mrs. Hillboro' health for Ongar Rural District West Ham Borough Council Educa~
David Archibald Sindair,The Lindens Council, medical officer & public tion Committee Industrial &
vaccinator No. I district, Ongar Truant School (Archibald Sinclai1~
Elliott Willit\m, Clarke's farm
Gammage Thomas John, White hall union & medical officer to West David M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Ham Education Committee's Indus- Loud., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond. medi-
Gidley-Moore Jn. Bartholomew Giles, trial School, The Lindens cal officer; Ancel Onlling, supt. ;.
Fyfield house Filshie John, farmer, Witney green Mrs. A. Culling, matron; Albert
Mone Harold Noel, Clatterford house Gotheridge Augustus George, farmer, Edward Hoy, schoolmaster; Lionel
Trewby Herbert, Lampetts Tannerwhites farm John Holgreaves, assistant scbool-
Hartley Amelia & .A.lice (Misses), master & drill instructor; .Albert
COMMERCIAL.
shopkeepers William Hewitt, manual instructor)
Anderson David, frmr. Pickerells frm Hill .Albe.rt, baker White George & David W. faTmers.-
:Biatch Arth. carpenter & wheelwright Horsnail Horace, boot & shoe maker Fyfield hall
Blowes James, watch maker Horsnajl Waiter Pain, blacksmith Willmot James & William, farmers,.
Boyton Ernest, farmer, Ponders Millbank John Hewson, farmer, Dame Anna·s
Lodge farm Hales farm Yeomans John, miller (water &
Bretton William Read, Black Bull P.H ~ichols Frederick, Queen's He-ad P.H steam), farmer, threshing machine
<;.'haplin Alfred, farmer Oliver Robert, farmer, Herons f:um proprietor & tax collector, Malting.s
Clarke Edwin (Mrs.), frmr. Lampitts & Wardhouse faTms

GALLEYWOOD COMMON is an ecclesiastical the gift of Sir Daniel Fulthorpe Gooch bart. and held
parish, constituted Oct. 20, 1874, from the parishes of ~ince 1907 by the Rev. Edward Napleton Dew B.D. of
Great Baddow, West Hanningfield and the hamlet of St. John's College, Oxford. Here is a Primitive Metho-
Moulsbam, 3 miles south from Chelmsford station, in dist chapel. The Chelmsford steeplechases are held
the Mid division of the county, petty sessional division here annually in March and November: a grand stand
and county court district of Chelmsford, rural deanery was erected in rE63, and a new course formed in r8go~
of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of The population in I9II was 861.
Chelmsford. The church of St. Michael and All Angels, Post & T. Office.-George Henry Barton, sub-post-
erected in 1873 at the sole expense of the late .Arthm master. Letters arrive from Chelmsford at 7 a.m. &
Pryor esq. of Hylands (d. 1904), is an edifice of bricli 12.30 p.m.; di~patched at 7.30 a.m. & 1.1o & 6.55
and stone in the Early Decorated style, consisting of p.m. ; no sunday delivery. Chelmsford, about 3-
chancel, nave, aisles, south porch, organ chamber and miles distant, is the nearest money order office
a t()wer 57 feet high, with pinnacles, and an octagonal Wall Letter Box (near the 'Running Mare') cleared
1tone spire rising from the tower to an elevation of 70 at 8.5 a.m. & 12.IO & 7·35 p.m. week days; sundays ..
feet and containing- 8 bells: the east window is stained: 9·5 a.m.; Bear P.H. I-IS & 7-5 p.m. week days only
there are 400 sittings. The register dates from the Public Elementary School (mixed), for 155 children;.
year 1874· The living is a vicarage, net yearly value averag-e attendance, 113; Miss E. Taylor, mistress
£Iso, including 5l acres of glebe, with residence, in County Police statiun, Frank Bernard Gipson, constable
(Names marked thus * are in the Southgate Thomas Artbur,Orchard ho 1Carter Henry & Som, farmers, Grea;
parish of Chelmsford.) Tulie Henry Samuel, Bexfields Seabrights & Galleywood hall
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Chaplin Rowland, farmer, Ponds lfll
Barnard Markland, Galleydean COMMERCIAL. Regnall's farms
Bowers Major John, The Rosery Acres Henry Geo. Running Mare P.H Chaplin Thomas, jun. farmer, Bear-
Chaplin Thomas Barrett Waiter J. brick maker mans farm & Cannons Leys
Clarkson Thomas, Woodlands Barton Georg-e Hy. baker, & post off Cook Arthur Jas.Horse & Groom P.H
Dew Rev. Edward Napleton B.D. Brazier Alfred, refreshment rooms Crabb Samuel, boot maker
(vicar), Vicarage Brazier William, baker Evans N athaniel, farmer
Forbes W. J. Lind8ay, Byron house j Brewster Arthnr Fredk. shopkeeper Firman John Thos. farmer, Wood frm
Goode John, The Chase Bryan George, carpent.er Gardner Robert, poulterer
Keene John Henry, Carlton house Bryan W illiam, fruit grower j Hall Luanna (Mrs. ),apartments, Bella.
Landon Chas.Harcourt, The Homestead Burr ell Elizabetlh (Mrs.), shopkeeper. Vista
Powell Francis Edwin, Esgores :Mill View house Howard Ernest, farmer, Parklands

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..Tarvis Frank, blacksmith & «gricul- Lodge Chas. threshing machine propr Wellington Henry, blacksmith
tural implement repairer Marv-en David,. builder Whitoombe Henry, Eagle P.R
..Tarvis James, farmer, miller- (wind & Shelley George, shopkeeper Windebank Henry Thos. Jas~ White
steam), carpenter & builder Taylor Jos~p'h, beer retailer Bear P.H
..Tohnson Ge<>rge, farmer Tayior Lawrence, frmr. Lathcoats fm Wright Arthur, pig dealer
Lodge Alfred William, boot repairer *Week~ Thos. Down, farmer,Goat halljWright Harry Geo. Henniker, farmer
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GESTINGTHORPE is a village and parish, on a there are 300 sittings. The register of baptisms dati!s
t>rook falling into the Stour, 4 miles nwth-east from from 1628 ; burials, 1609; marriages, 1626. The living
Hedingoham station on the Co1ne Valley and Halstead is a sinecure rectory and vicarage, net jQint yearly
cailway, 5 miles south-west,. from Sudbury and 5 north value £429, with 130 acres of glebe and residence, in
from Halstead, in the Northern division of the county, the gift of G. T. Elwes esq. and held since 1887 by the
Hinckford hundred, North Hinakford petty sessional Rev. Crowder Tom Bromwich J.P•. Essex. Roben
-division, Sudbury union and county court district, and Edward Vaizey esq. of Tilbury Hall, lord of the manor
in the rural deanery of Belchamp, archdeaconry of Col- of Nether Hall; Mrs. C. A. Oates, lady of the manor of
~hester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Over Hall; Lieut.-Colonel Walte:r St. George Burke. of
Mary is a plastered edifice in the Early English style, con- A.uberies, Bulmer ; and Messrs. William and Frank
f!isting of chancel, nave, south aisle, south porch and an N ott, Robert Hea:rn, Thm;nas T~verson and th.e trustees
-embattled tower of brick at the west end, containing 6 of James Hearn, of Sible Hedingham, are the principal
t>ells, the first four being dated 1659 ; the fifth dated landowners. Over Rally the seat of Mrs. C. Av Oates,
1581 and the sixth probably about 1480-1500, were re- is a mansion of J."ed brick of various dates, the front
~ast in 1901 : in the tower are the matrices of two being of the Early 18th century: the drawing-room
t>rasses, one supposed to be in memory of John Coo. is panelled, and exhibits some fine carving, and has
end the other to a man and his wife, circa 1450: the an elaborate ceiling of Italian workmanship : the house
l'oof is a fine specimen of double hammer beam, dated contains an interesting collection of specimens of
1480: on either side of the nave are the names of game shot in South Africa by the late W. E. Oates
"''Peter Barnard and Marget, hys wyfe," and " Thomas esq. besides other trophies, and a vah;table collection
Loveday and Alys, hys wyfe," the supposed donors : of pictures and c·hina. A Roman amphora and vase
there are memorial windows to Mary Whitbred Elwes have been found near the house, which in 1891 was
(r878), John Eley Collis (1876}, Francis Oates {1900) much improved by W. E. Oates esq. The soil is light
end W. E. Oates esq. lord of the manor ( 1898): in loam and clay; subsoil, various. The chief crops are
the chancel is a monument to Captain John Sparrow, wheat, beans and barley. The parish comprises 2,708'
ob. ·nth September, 1626, with his effigy, in a devo- acres; rateable value, £2,514; the population in 19u
tional attitude, within a niche surrounded by war- was 488.
like emblems; there is also a mural monument to ODEWELL, or Oddwell, formerly distinct, is now in
John Elliston esq. who died January 22nd, 1741; a this parish.
-small brass to William Boulnois esq. d. 1862, and Post, T. & Telephone Call Office. Mis~ Frances Harri-
:anothel" to John Brewer esq. d. 1879: on the north son, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Castle
wall of the nave is a brass plate, erected by the officers Hedingham, Essex, by cycle post at 7 a.m. & 12.25
o0f the Iniskilling Dragoons, to Capt. Lawrence Edward p.m. ; dispatched at 9.25 a.m. & 5·45 p.m. week days
G. Oates, of that regiment, who lost his life while only. Oa~tle Hedingham, 3 miles piatant, .is the
returning from the South Pole in 1912. The sacrarium nearest money order office
was restored in 1893 by the Branwhite family: the oak Letter Box, Moat Farm, corner, cleared 9-35 a.m. &
i!creen, a good example of 15th century work, was 5·55 p.m. week days only
t'estored by Mrs. Oates in 1907: the church was The children in the south-west portion of the parish
restored in 1894 at a cost of over [,1,3oo, under the attend the school at Little Maplestead
direction of A. B. Jackson A.R.I.B.A. of London: a Parish School (mixed), built in 1856, for So children;
new organ was provided in 1910 at a cost of £378: average attendance, 41 ; Miss Frances ;Harrison, mist
Bromwidh Rev. Crowder Tom J.P. Downs Percy, ironmonger Nice Sarah (Mrs.) & Sons,blacksmths
(vicar & rector), Vicarage Downs Stanley, cycle agent Pannell William Joseph, wheelwright
Finch Mrs Felton Charles, Red Lion P .H Phiney Harry, farmer
Hanson George Felton Joseph Stepben, beer retaile1· Rayner John Fredk. briek & tile ma
Oates Mrs. Over ball Gardiner Edward Howard, farmer, Ruffle Francis Wm.frmr.Parkgate frm
Pannell John, The Willows Dalvyns Surridge Waiter, farmer
:Pocklington Robert, Moat house Godefroy Donald, farm bailiff to Mrs. Taylor Thos. Fosdick, frmr. Hill farm
COMMERCIAL. Oates, Hall farm Teverson Thomas, farmer & land-
()hinnery Aubrey, farmer,Church frm Hearn Robert, farmer, Park's farm owner, Nether hall
0oe David, boot maker Leist George, baker Viall Samuel Pratt, farmer, Odewell
Downs King, agricultural implement Martin John, beer retailer farm (letters through Great Maple·
agent stead, Halstead)
GOLDHANGER is a village, on the low ground near Colchester, Feb. 1901, since which date the old church-
the north bank of the estuary of the Blackwater and on yard has been closed for purposes of burial, apart
the road from Maldon to Colchester, 4 miles north-east from existing rights. Numerous mounds on the river,
from Maldon East station and 7 miles east from Lang- called barrow hills, were demolished to convert the
ford station on the Maldon, Witham and Braintree ground into salt-pans for the manufacture of salt,
tlranch of the Great Eastern Tailway, 2 miles from which have now reverted to pasture. A fishing trade
D' Arcy station on the Light railway, 8 south-east from is carried on here, and in the vicinity is a large decoy
Witham and 42! from London, in the Eastern division for wild fowl, which is not now used. The trustees of
()f the county, Thurstable hundred, Witham petty the late Frank Postle Bawtree esq. (d. 1912) are lords of
i!essional division, Maldon union and county court dis- the manor. Henry Fraser James Coape-Arnold esq.
trict, xural deanery of Maldon, Essex archdeaconry M. .A. of Wolvey Hall, Warwickshire, is the principal
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Peter is a landowner. The soil is li~ht; subsoil, gravel. The chief
building of dressed flint with Caen stone facings, partly crops are wheat, peas, beans and barley. The parish
in t.he Early English and partly in the Perpendicular contains 1,796 acres of land, 6 of water, 36 of tidaJ
i!tyle, consisting of chancel, nave, south chapel, south water and 512 of foreshore; rateable value, [,1,957; the
porch and an embattled western tower containing 6 population in 19II was 369 in the civil parish and 799
bells: in the church is an inscribed stone to Anthonv• in the ecclesiastical parish .
Heyham, Q"ent. and his wife, c. 15'40: there are 270
sittings. The register dates from the year 1558. The By Local Government Board Order 22,354, March 24,
tiving is a rectory, with that of Little Totham annexed, r889, detached parts of this parish were transferred to
Tolleshunt D'Arcy and Little Totham, and a detached
joint net yearly value [554, with 35 acres of glebe portion of the latter parish addetl to Goldhnnger.
and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the
late Mrs. Pocock, and held since 1893 by the Rev. ~E'xton. Shepherd Clarke.
:Frederick Thomas Gardner M.A. of St. Peter's College, Post & Telephone Call Office. William Wenden, sub-
Cambridge. There is a Wesleyan chapel in the village. postmaster. Letters from Witham arrive at. 6.40
:In 1900 the Parish Council acquired a piece of land, & (to callers only) 9.40 a. m. ; sundays, 7.40 a. m.;
· 40 feet wide and So yards long, at a total cost dispatched at 9·35 a.m. & 6.10 p.m. ; sunday, 8.40 a.m.
of £2oo, .and added it to the churchyard under the Tolleshunt D'Arcy, 2~ miles distant, is the nearest
"Burials Act;" it was consecrated by the Bishop of money order k telegraph office
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.Letter Box, Rectory, cleared at 9.40 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m.; 30 & 22 infants; John Langford, master; Mrs. Lang-
sundays, 8.45 a.m ford, infants' mistress
Public Elementary School (mixed), built in r875, for Carrier to Tollesbury & Maldon.-Collin!\, tues. thurs.
120 children, & enlarged in r8g7 by the erection ot & sat
an infants' school for so infants; average attendance,
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bunting John (Mrs.),frmr.Jehew's frm Mann Charles J. wheelwright
]Jarrett-Lennard Rev. Dacre Fiennes Cemetery (J. W. F. Dobson, clerk Miller Thomas & Son, shopkeeper!!
B.A. (curate) to t.he Burial Authority) Owers John, butcher
Gardner Rev. Frederick Thomas M. A. Dobson George, farmer Page Charles, farmer, Old Rectory
Rectory Dobson John, farmer, Street farm Smith Allan, farmer, Bounds farm
Payne George Henry, Highams housA Emeny George James, blacksmith Taber Arthur, farmer, Falcon hall
COMMERCIAL. Emeny John A. carpentPr Taber Thomas, farmer, Folly Faunt
Belsham Oliver, Daniel & Lewis, Hills Harry, Chequers P.H Walden Henry James, Cricketers P.H
millers (steam) Hutley Harold, farmer Waring William, farmer
Bunting Bros. farmers, The Highams 1 Johnson George, shopkeeper Wenden William, !hopkpr. Post oftlce
GOOD EASTER (or Estre) is a parish and village marl; subsoil, white clay. The chief crops are wheat,
on the Cann stream, 7~ miles north-west from Chelms- barley and beans. The area is 1,987 acres of land and
ford station on the Great Eastern railway, Bi south from r of water; rateable value, £2,126; the population in
Dunmow and 9 north-east from Ongar, in the Mid rgrr was 453 in the civil and 485 in the ecclesiastical
division of the county, Dunmow hundred, Cheln)sford parish.
union, petty sessional division and county court district, Sexton, Fred Wilson.
rural deanery of Roding, archdeaconry of Essex and Police Station, H. T. Harris, constable in charge
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Andrew is
an ancient structure of rubble, in mixed styles, con- CHALK END is 1 mile south; Farmbridge is half a
:sisting of chancel, nave of four bays, south aisle, south mile south.
porch ann a western tower with wooden F-pire ro9 feet By Local Government Board Order 22 ,419 , March 24,
high and containing 5 bells, 3 of which replaced the old I888, a detached part of Mashbury, known as Amours,
bells destroyed in the fire of r885, and 2 more were was added to Good Easter, and detached parts of the
~dded in 1892: there is a brass to Margaret, daughter latter added to the former parish by Order 22,423 ; on
pf Edw. Bugg, gent. and wife of Thomas Norrington, the same date a further detached part of the parish,
()b. 1610, and to her daughters: the church was known as Pinchers. was added to Margaret Roding.
restored in 1878 at a cost of £6oo, but having been
partly destroyed by fire, March 22 nd, 1B8s, was again Post Office.-Herbert Hasler, sub-postmaster. Letters
restored in J886 at a cost of [, 2, 200 : a new organ was arrive through Chelmsford at 8.30 a.m.; dispatched
presented by the vicar in 19 10 ; there are 250 sittings. at 5·45 p.m. ; no sunday delivery. The nearest money
The register dates from the year 15 3 8. The living is a order & telegraph office is ali High Easter, 2 miles
vicarage, net yearly value {,205, with residence, in the distant
$!ift of the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, and held Wall Letter Box, near Fountain inn, cleared at 5.20
since 1890 by the Rev. John Michael Giblin M.A. of St. p.m. week days only
Edmund Hall, Oxford, rural dean of Roding, and surro- Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1844 &
gate. The manorial rights are now redeemed. Mrs. enlarged in 1874 & IBgs, at a cost of about £1,200, for
W. J. Irving, W. H. Marriag-e and Sons, of Chelmsford, 130 children; average attendance, 70 mixed & 18 in-
Geoffry Matthews esq. of Falconers Hall, and H. T. fants; Thomas Kerridge. master; Mrs. A. Kerridge &
Pitt esq. are chief landowners. The soil is clay and Miss Alice Bradbury, assistants
Giblin Rev. John Michael M.A. (vicar, Colyer Mary (Mrs.),faTiller,Ladylands Mead Robert, blacksmith
rural dean & surrogate), Vicarage Emarton Horace Robt. Fountain P.H Monk Alfred, farmer, Gurtons farm
Matthews Miss, Wares Emery Peter, farm bailiff to Messrs. Oliver Henry, farmer, Fouchers
W. & H. Marriage & Sons, Bedfo:I'ds Sankey GMrge Edwin, Old Star P.H.
COMMERCIAL. Green Henry, farm bailiff to H. T. & grocer
Bailey David, thatcher Pitt esq Smith Edward, farm bailiff to Mr.
"Baylis Thomas, Hop Pole P.H Hasler Daniel, blacksmith Henry Oliver, The Laurels
Eradbury Thomas, assistant overseer. Matthews Geoffry, farmer, Falconer's Thorne Mary Ann (Mrs.),frmr.Blue ho
collector of taxes & clerk to the hall Towns William, farmer, Elbows farm
Parish Council Matthews Ralph, fanner, Newarks Warder & Sons, bakers
GOSFIELD i~ a village and parish, near a branch of NugenL, oi Carlanstown, eo. Westmeath, created Baron
the Colne, on the road from Hedingham to Braintree, 3 Nugent and Viscount Clare in 1767 and afterwards, in
miles south-west from Halstead station on the Colne 1776, Earl Nugent of the Kingdom of Ireland, second
Valley and Halstead line of the Great Eastern railway, husband of Anne (Craggs), widow of John Knight esq.;
and 5 north-east from Braintree, in the Eastern division Earl Nugent died Oct. 14, 1788: in the chancel is a tomb
of the county, Hinckford hundred, Halstead petty ses- with a brass effigy 3 feet 6 inches in length and some
sional division, Halstead union and county court district, quaint rhyming Latin verses, to Thomas Rolfe, serjeant-
Halstead and Hedingham rural deanery, Colchester arch- at-law, who died in 1440: the east window has been re-
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. filled with stained glass by George Courtauld esq. as a
Catherine, built a bout 1435, is an edifice of stone, memorial liD Susanna, his ~nd wife, who died in 1879, and
plastered, in the Perpendicular style, consisting of there are others to the late Rev. S. W. Dowell, vicar here,
chancel, with north chapel, nave, south porch and. an r848-7o; Reginald Bragg Sparrow and Herbert Edward
embattled western tower (added about 15oo), containing Sparrow, 1882, and to Mrs. Sparrow, 1897: the church
3 bells, two dated 1637 and 1704, the tenor being affords 300 sittings. The register of baptisms and
pre-reformation: in the chancel is a sumptuous monu- burials rlat~s from 1538 ; mal."riages, I539· The living
ment to Sir John Wentworth kt. of Gosfield Hall; is a vicarage. net yearly value [,16o, :including 38 nres
the north chapel was built by Sir John Wentworth kt. of glebe, with Tesidence, in the gift of Mrs. Lowe, and
son of Sir Roger Wentworth kt. of Codham Hall, helJ since 1871 by the Rev. Henry Lettsom Elliot M.A. of
as a. burial place for his family; he died Sept. 15, frmity College, Cambridge. There is a coffee and read-
xstr;, a.nd was here interred under a fine marble ing- room. Lectures are occasionally given in the old
t{•mb, on which three brass shields of arms with church schoolroom. In the vicarage gardens is an iron
quarterings and inscriptions remain; there is also a building, erected in rgor, and used for the Sunday
raised tomb to his daughter Anne, ob. Dec. 5. 1580, srhool. Gm;field Hall, which stands in an extensive
and her first husband, Sir Hugh Rich, knighted in domain, is an intbre:sting specimen of the Domestic style
1553, eldest son of Richard, 1st Baron Rich of Leeze, of the earlier T11dor period, and was inhabited by Loui:~
and Lord High Chancellor 1547-51; Sir Hugh died in XVIII. durin~ part of his stay in this country
1554 and the tomb retains fragments of a marginal in- t 1807-14); it i~ a large pile of brick, forming a quad-
~cription; Anne Rich married secondly Henry Fitzalan, rangle, the western side of which remains nearly in
by: courtesy Baron Maltravers, and thirdly William Deane its original state; but the north, east and south fronts
esq. but had no issue: the west part of the chapel was, were bmlt by John Knight esq. who owned the estate
in the Georgian period, converted into a family pew. in at the beginmng of the r8th century, various alters-
which there is a beautiful marble monument, said to be tions bemg sub;;equently made by the late Lord Nugent:
by Scheemakers, with life-size figures of John Knight t;he interior is adorned by numerous paintings by
esq. ob. 1733, and Anne (Oraggs), his wife, ob. 1756, ,mcient master~ and other works of art: the pari{, of
the bust of the latter being by Guelphi: amon~ the 30~ acres, is richly wooded and contains opposite
memorial tablets to the Nugent family is one to Robert west front of the mansion a lake of 8o acres · ~~~;:;:::::-,
REFI!!RI!NCE L.ISRAIA

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 !152 GOSFIELD. ESSEX.
the seat of Mrs. Lowe, who is lady of the manor and from Halstead by foot post & delivered at 7.25 a.m. k
principal landowner. Cut Hedge is the seat of George 12.15 p.m.; dispatched at 7.25 a.m. &; 12.10 & 5·55
Courtauld esq. J.P. Gosfield Place is the property and p.m. ; sundays, 9.30 a.m
residence of the Rev. Basil J ames Harold Sparrow Gosfield Hall Elementary School (mixed), built in 1851!,.
Beridge M ..A. The soil is strong clay; subsoil, clay for 150 children; average attendance, 63 ; is the
and loam. The chief crops are wheat, beans and private property of Mrs. Lowe, &; is a non-provided
tarley. The area is 2,980 acres of land and 53 of school & lent for the elementary education eommittee'a
water; rateable ,·alue, £3,158; the population in 19II use ; it is controlled by 4 foundation managers,
was 463. appointed by Mrs. Lowe, one by the parish i; on&
Sexton, George Tobias. by the education committee; E. C. Edgar, clerk p
Post, M. 0., T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Office.- Miss Ellen Baker J owett, mistress
Harold James Cox, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive
COMMERCIAL. Haward Frank C. Green Man P.H
PRIVATB RESIDENTS. .Ardley Philip, farmer, Harmas J eggo Golden, birch broom maker
Beridge Rev.Basil James Harold M.A. Barr Robert John, farmer, Aylewards Kember Alfred, head gardener to Mrs.
Gosfield Place Blomfield .Alfred J .P. estate agent to Lowe
Blomfield .Alfred J.P. Orange hall Mrs. Lowe, Orange hall Keyes Edwd. Brown, King's Bead P.B
Broyd Harry, The Cottage Broyd Harry, farmer &; cattle dealer Lee John, boot repairer
Courtauld George J.P. Cut Hedge Challis Wm. farm bailiff to Mrs.Lowe Mitson Horace William, wheelwrigM
Elliot Rev. Henry Lettsom M.A. Cox Harold Jas. shopkpr. Post office Neil & Sons, farmers, Park Hall
Vicarage Cresswell Thos. T. frmr. Liston hall Owers William, farmer, Shardlowes
Lowe .Arthur Courtauld Willoughby Fenner Joshua, farmer, Wells Parsley James, farmer, Bounces
M ..A. Gosfield hall Fookes Thomas, grocer Reading & Coffee Room (Arthur
Lowe Mrs. Gosfield hall French George .A.rtlhnr, siliopkeeper Wyatt, caretaker)
Lowe T. Percy Taylor, Gosfield hall Gosfield Hall Estate Office (.Alfred Rowson Jas. gamekpr. to Mrs. Lowe
Blomfield J.P. agent), Orange hall Sharpe Reuben B. farmer, Peterfield&

•
GRAYS
GR.AYS (otherwise Grays Thurrock) is a thriving town
and llarish on the north bank of the Thames, with a
station on the Midland railway, London, Tilbury and
Southend section, which is also the junction of the
line to Upminster and Romford, 21 miles from London,
3~ west from Tilbury Fort, 4 south-west from Orsett,
12 south from Brentwood, 23 south-west from Chelms-
ford, 12 south-east from Romford and 3 (by water)
from Gravesend, a.nd is in the South Eastern division of
the county, in Chafford hundred, Orsett union and petty
sessional division, the head of a county court district, and
in Orsett and Grays rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry
and Chelmsford diocese. The town, formerly governed
by a Local Board of Health, established in 1886, is now,
u,nder the provisions of the "Local Government .Act,
1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), controlled by an Urban
District Council; it is lighted by electricity from works
the property of the Urban District Council, and is
supplied with gas by the Grays and Tilbury Gas Co. and
with water from the South Essex Water Works; the
chief pumping station, which is at Grays, also supplies
the surrounding villages. In 1894 a system of drainage
was completed at a total cost of about £42,ooo, under
the superintendence of Mr. W. H. Radford ..:\..M.I.C.E.
of Nottingham; the sewage is treated by chemical
precipitation and subsequently filtered, and there are
outfall works in the south-east part of the town near the
Thames. The parish of Little Thurrcck and the Til-
bury portion of Chadwell St. Mary are also connected
with these works for drainage purposes. The church at
SS. Peter and Paul, rebuilt in 1846, is a cruciform
building of flint in the Early English style, consisting
of chancel, nave, north aisle of similar dimensions,
divided into four bays, south porch and a tower on the
north side with dwarf broach spire and containing 3
bells: the stained east window is a memorial to the
children of R. Meeson esq. and was erected in 1870:
there is a memorial tablet in the church to the school-
master and boys of the training ship "Goliath," who
perished by drowning during the destruction of that
vessel by fire, Dec. 22, 1875: the church plate includes
a handsome flagon, presented 6 Sept. 1877, by Jeremiah
Long esq.: the altar and clergy stalls are of carved
oak. There is a brass of a civilian with his two
wives and some children (c. 1510) and various modern
memorials to the families of Button, of Mucking Hall;
Meeson, of Duvals; De Vitre and others: the church
affords 750 sittings. The register of marriages and of
burials dates from 1674; baptisms from 1677. The
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £155, with resi-
dence, in the gift; of trustees, and held since 1905 by
the Rev . .A.rthur Henry Wetherell Seally Th. Assoc.K.C.L.
Mrs. Errington, of Merry Oak, Southampton, is owner
of the impropriate tithes. All Saints, in William street,
is a temporary iron church, erected in 1887 at the
expense of the late J. Theobald esq. M.P. and will seat
about 400 people; it is served by the clergy of SS. Peter
and Paul. There is a parish hall in the Broadway,
and an institute in William street. The Catholic
church, in East Thurrock road, dedicated to St.
Thomas of Canterbury, and erected in 1886, at a cost
of £3,500, is an edifice of brick with stone dressings,
in the Gothic style, and will seat over 500 persansP
arljoining is a piece of land belonging to the church~
The Congregational chapel, in New road, was built m
1886, at a cost of £2,8oo, and will seat soo. The Baptist
chapel, in Orsett road, was erected in 1893, at a cost
of _t,1,8oo, from the designs of the late Mr. C. Cobham
F.S.I. architect, of Grays, and has sittings for 550,
while t!J.at in Clarence road, erected in 1898 at a cost
of £1,2oo, will seat 300. The Primitive Methodin
chapel, in New road, erected in 187o, at a cost of
£1,837, will seat 350~ The Wesleyan chapel, in th&
London road, built in x884, at a cost of £3,000, will
seat 400. The United Methodist chapel, in New road ..
erected in 1873, seats 550. The Strict Baptist chapel, iD
(}rove road, built in 1878, will seat 200. There are tw~
chapels for the Peculiar People, one in Salisbury road,.
erected in 1892, at a cos,t of £850, seating nearly 300,
and another in Grange road, erected in 1901 at a cost
of £sso, to seat 200. The Salvation Army hold ser~
vices at their barracks in High street. The Friends"
Meeting house is in London road. .A cemetery of 4
acres, at Little Thurroclr, was formed in 188o, at a
cost of £2,190; it includes a chapel and lodge, and is-
under the control of the Urban District Council; 7t
acres of land, purchased in 1901, have been added to th&
original cemetery, and laid out at a further cost of
£1,250. The Fire Brigade station, in the Orsett road,
built in :~893, at a cost of £1,3oo, from plans by thtt
late Mr. Charles Cobham F.S.I. of Grays, includes a
club room f(}r the members of the brigade. The Grays-
Co-operative, Industrial and Provident Society Limited,
in High street, has now (1914) 6,500 members. Th~
society devotes 2~ per cent. of the net profits to educa-
tional purposes. There is a reading room and library-
containing over 3,5oo volumes. The Empire Theatre, i~
High street, was erected in 1910 at a cost of £g,ooo.
and will seat 700. The "Public Libraries Act, 1855 •r
(18 and 19 Vict. c. 70 ), was adopted here in r893, and'
m 1894 a room in Bank buildings, in the High street,
was opened as a Free Reading Room and Library; the
present building, in Orsett road, erected in 1903• at a
cost of £3,000, provided by .Andrew Carnegie esq. of Skib~
Castle, Sutherlandshire, on a plot of ground given by ths
late Mr. Charles Seabrooke J.P. comprises lending library-
and news and magazine rooms: a sum of [30, receivei
from the coronation celebration fund, has been used"
for the erection of a museum case, in which object!f
of local and antiquarian interest are exhibited. Class&.¥
for technical instruction are held in the Quarry Hili
and Bridge Road Council Schools, and also at Palmer·~r
Endowed School, every week day evening during thtt
winter months. The 3rd Essex Battery, 2nd East
Anglian Bngade, Royal Field .Artillery, Territorial Forcep
1 have their drill hall in Brooke road. .A considerable-
trade in lime and cement is carried on here. The-
"Exmouth" is a new ship, built in 1905 as a training-
vessel for boys, in place of the former " Exmouth," aa
old man~of-war: it is moored off the river bank, and
is under the control of the Metropolitan .Asylums
Board: about 700 boys are here taught seamanship
and subsequently drafted into the army. navy and
merchant service: attached to the ship is the "Ex-
 DIRECTORY.] E~SEX. GRAYS. 253
mouth Il." which is an auxiliary sea-going tender, Seabrooke esq. J.P. are lords of the manor. William
and is used to give the boys practical training in Taylor :Meeson esq. of Doggetts, Rochford, and the
tieamamhip ; also attached to the ship is an In- Grays Chalk Quarries Co. Limited, are the chief land-
firmary, in High street, and there are swimming owners, and there are various small freeholders. The
baths. The Orsett Joint Hospital Board have erected area of the civil parish and Urban District is 1,358
~ Small-Pox Hospital, standing in three acres of ground. acres of land, x of inland and 202 of tidal water and
ll1 digging the foundations for the station master's 68 of foreshore; rateable value, £57•449; the popula-
house a Roman tesseldted pavement was found, with a tion in rgor was 13,834, and in 19II, 15,998, which
portion of Roman masonry: the forwer now forms the included 663 on l1oard the training ship "Exmouth "
pavement of the church vestry ; a number of other and 6g on sea-going barges. The population of the
antiquities found at Grays are in the Museum of ecclesiastical parish in 19II was 16,031.
Geology, Jennyu street, London, ami ~ere contributed
iR January, 1!l09, by R. Meeson esq. F.S ...l., F.G.S. of By a Local Government Board Order, No. 29,312,
Duvals, where during the process of excavation in r87r which came into operation on 26th March, 1893, part of
the lid of "8 stone coffin was fountl, supposed to be of the Urban District was transferred to Orsett Rura1
the 14th century. The trustees of the late Charles District and part of latter to former distriot.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. & T. 0. & Telephone Call Office, New road. Houldsworth William Thomas Reginald,. Kirkbride,
-F. Eve red, postmaster. Letters arrive from London Maybole, Ayrshire
direct & are delivered at 7.15 a.m. & 2 & 6.15 p.m.; K-erly Alexander William, The Gables, Horndon-on-the-
sundays, 7· 15 s.m. ; dispatched at 9.30 a.m. & 12.5, Hill, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex
3, 4·55• 6.45, 8, 9.30 & I I p.m.; sundays, 9.15 p.m. Michell Gilbert Luke, Riby, Orsett road, Grays
Money orders granted from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Norris-Elye Lewin Charles Cholmley Ralston, Utterby
Telegraph business transacted from 8 a.m. till 8 manor, Louth, Lines
p.m. ; on sundays from 8.30 to to a.m. only Russell Champion Branfill, Stubbers, North Ockendon,
"l'own Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, 36 Orsett road.-Alfred Romford
John Green, sub-postmaster. Open from 8 a.m. to Silverwood Geo. Henry, Palmer's Endowed school, Grays
8 p.m. week days only; wednesdays, 8 a.m. to r p.m. Western Ool. Charles M
Box cleared at G, 9·5 & 11.40 a.m. & 2.30, 4·4o, 5.4o Whitmore Francis Henry Douglas Charlton D.L. Orsett
(loc:ll), 7.25 & 8.40 p.m. ; sundays, 7·45 p.m hall, Orsett, Essex ·
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, Bridge road ( 141 Clarence Williams Blair Hamilton Le-e, Buckland, East Tilbury,
road).-Mrs. Mahel E. Swanbury, sub-postmistress. Tilbury
Open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. week days only; wed- Th~ chairmen, for the time being, of the Grays Urban
nesdays, 8 a.m. to .r p.m. Box cleared at 5·45• 9 & Orsett Rural District Councils are ex-officio justices
& u.3o a.m. & 2.15, 4.25, 5.30, 7.15 & 8.3o p.m.; Clerk to the Magistrates, Thomas .Alfred Capron, 2
sundays, 7·30 p.m Orsett road
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, Southend road.-C. N. Petty Sessions are held at the Police station & Court
Law, sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared at 5-30, house, Grays, every friday at 10.45 a.m.; also on
8.30 & II-55 a.m. & 4.1o, 7 & 8.35 p.m. on week days tuesday in each week at 5.30 p.m. to dispose of any
& 7 p.m. on sundays urgent business. The following places are included 1
Post Office Telephone Excha.nge, II2 New road in the Petty Sessional Division: Aveley, Bulphan,
Chadwell St. Mary, Corringham, East Tilbury" Fob-
URBAl.~ DISTRICT COUNCIL. bing, Grays Thurrock, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Laindon
Offices, High street. Hills, Little Thurrock, Mucking, North Ockendon,
Orsett, Rainham, South Ockendon, Stanford-le-Hope,
Meets 2nd & 4th thursday at 7 p.m. Stifford, West Thurrock, West Tilbury k W ennington
Members.
Chairman, Thomas Neal Banks. GRAYS THURROCK DISTRESS COMMITTEE.
Vice-Chairman, Herbert E. Brooks.
The Committee, formed 22 Dec. 1908 by Special Order
Retire April, 1915. of the Local Government Board, consists of ro mem-
F'. J. Ambrose George T. Shield bers of t·he Urban District Council, 6 from the Orsett
•Thomas N eal Banks W. H. Umfreville Guardians & 4 persons experienced in the relief of
Retire April, 1916. distress
Thomas J. Goddard Alfred Greenfield Meetings are held at intervals on· fridays at 8 p.m
JJ ohn Golden I Charles Alex. McDonald
Retire April, 1917.
Clerk. Charles Asplin, 59 High street

Herbert E. Brooks George Lyndon Rhodes ORSETT JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD.

~orman Edmund Brooks Chas. Herbert Seabrooke The Board was formed in 1901 & consists of I I members.
The places included in the district are: .A.veley,
Officers. Bulphan, Corringham, East Tilbury, Fobbing, Horn-
J"oint Clerks, Charles Edward Hatten & Charles Asplin, don-on-the-Hill, Laindon Hills, Mueking, North Ocken-
59 High street don, South Ockendon, Orsett, Stanford-le-Hope,
Treasurer, Francis Noel Tomkins, London & Provincial Stifford, Little Thurrock, West. Thurrock & West
Bank Limited, High street Tilbury in the Rural District, Grays Thurrock Urban
Medical Officer of Health, John Alfred Ward M.D. 24 District & the Tilbury Urban District
Bridge road Meetings of the lklard are held montillly, alternately at
l:le~rical Engineer, Ernest Denn Long, Maidstone road the Fever Hospital & 2 Orsett road, Grays
Surveyor, Arthur Charles James .A..M.I.C.E. 57 High st Clerk, James Beck, 2 Orsett road
Sanitary Inspector, G. Herbert Bawling, Orsett road Treasurer, Francis Noel Tomkins, London & Provincial
Collector, Alfred Wilson Paulin, 57 High street Bank Limited, Gravs •

COUNTY
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M.A.GIS1'RATE.S FOR THE ORSETT
DIVliSION.
~rrett-Lennard Sir Thomas hart. D.L. 7 Lewes cres-
cent, Brighton, chairman
"Barrett-Lennard Richard Fiennes M.A. 233 Eastern road,
Kemp Town, Brighton
"Barrett-Lennard Thomas D.L. Horsford manor, Norwich
"Boatman .A.rthur Wilson, Lynton, Palmer's aven. Grays
lkooks .Alfred, Goldsmiths, Laindon Hills, Romford
Brooks Edmund Wright, Duvals, Grays
Brooks Herbert Edmund, Sti:fford lodge, Grays
Cocking .A.llan Thomas, Carhampton house, Four Oaks,
Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham
Corbet Rea, 15 King's Perk road, Bournemouth
Curtis George Edward, Claringbold house, St. Peters,
Broadstairs, Kent
Hempleman Frederick Seband, 39 Brunswick tert'Sce,
B«We, Brighton
GRA.YS THURROCK & TILBURY JOINT SEWERAGE
BOARD.
The Board, consisting of 12 members, was formed in
October, 1912.
Meetings are held at the Board room of the Grays
Urban District Council, High street, on the 3rd
tuesday in the month at 7 p.m. .
Chairman, H. E. Brooks J.P
Clerk, OharJes .A.splin, 59 High street
Consulting Engineer, G. Midgley Taylor
Works Engineer, S. Flinn
The existing works are in the Manorway, Grays
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Cemetery, Batten & Asplin, 59 High street, joint elerks
to the burial boa r<l
 254 GRAYS. ESSEX.
Grays Thurrock County Court, His Honor Henry Tin-
dal"Atkinson, judge; court held monthly; Charles
Asplin, 59 High street,. Grays, registrar & high bailiff.
The district comprises the following places; Aveley,
Borley, Bulphan, Biggin, Chadwell l::lt. Mary, Corring-
ham, Fobbing, Grays Thurro_ck, Horndon-on-the-Hill,
La.indon Hills, Kynoch Town, Thames Haven, Little
Thurrock, Mucking, Linford, North Ockendon, Sonth
Ockendon, Orsett, Purfleet, Stanford-le-Hope~ Stifford,
West Thurrock, East Tilbury & West Tilbury
County Police. Station (division of Grays), Harry Laver,
supt.; I inspector (Richard Giggins), 10 sergeants &
31 constables
Essex County Council TuberculosisDispensary,London :rd
Fire Brigade, Orsett road, G. H. Worns, captain; J. B.
Hopcroft, lieut.; F. E. Green, engineer, & 12 men
Free (Carnegie) Library & Reading Room, F. W. Saxton,
librarian, Orsett road
Masonic Lodge (No. 1,343, St. John), Queen's hotel, bi-
monthly all the year & third wed. in May; Charles
Westwood, Grays, sec
Orsett Joint Hospital Board Small Pox Hospital, Stephen
George Floyd M.D., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.O.P.
Lond. medical officer
Public Hall, High street
Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent
Society; hon. representative, A. Horncastlil, High st
. TERRITORIAL FORCE.
Essex Yeomanry (Grays Troop, D Squadron)
grd Essex Battery, 2nd East Anglian Brigade Ruyal
Fi-eld .Artillery, Artillery Drill hall, Brook road;
Capt. M. Kemsley, commanding; Sergt.-Ma~r
William Henry Ede, drill instructor
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Assessor & Collector of Taxes, Edward Richard Porter,
New road
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Stephen George FlDyd M.D.,
B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.Milton house,
Orsett road · Nobbs M.A. master; Miss Kate Neal, mistress; Miss
Chief Inspector of Weights & Measures & nnder · the
"Sale of Food & Drugs .Act" & Official Sampler under
"Fertilisers & Feeding Stuffs Act " for the Southern
District, Arthur Horsnell, .153 High street, Brentwood
Clerk to the Guardians of Orsett Union, Charles Asplin,
59 High street
Customs & Excise Officer, Frederick Bill, 7 Dell road
Engineer & Surveyor to Orsett Rural District Council,
Charles Frederick William Marsh, !l Orsett road
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Orsett Union:
Grays East District, .Stephen George Floyd M.D., B.S.
Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Milton house,
Orsett road; Grays West District, Anthony Fe'fster
Blake M.RC.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Maidstone road
Relieving Officer No. I District, Orsett Union, Alfred
Berbert Morgan, 27 Crown road
Registrar of Births & Deaths, Grays Sub-district, Mrs.
Frederick Ernest Green, Lanhydrock, High View
avenue; deputy, Rev. John J. Wins.er, 28 Sherfield rd
Re~strar of Marriages, Grays Sub-dist1-ict, Edward
Biddell, 38 Clarenee road
Surveyor of M-ain Roads & Eridges for South Essex
Division, .Albert Edward Pooke P.A.S.I. The Limes,
High View avenue
Vestry Cleric, Thomas AlfrP.d Capron. 2 Orsett road
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals Palmer's Endowed, founded by William Palmer, in the
Acts" for Orsett District, Philip Vincent M.R.C.V.S.
FrMing house, Orsett road . 1871, & now a secondary school under the Board or
PLACES OF WORSIDP, with times of services.
SS. Peter & Paul Church, High street, Rev. Artbur
Henry Wetherell Seally Th.A.K.C. vicar & chaplain to
training ship " Exmouth; " Rev. Reginald Willoughby
Ferrier Th. .A.K.{). & Rev. Arthur Millns Th ..A.K.C. at a cost of j,I,ooo, providing a science lecture-
curates; 8 & I I a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.; daily, 7-30
a.m. & 7 p.m.; wed. 7.30 & 11 a.m. & 7 p.m.; fri.
7.30 & I I a.m. & 7 p.m
All Saints' Temporary Church, Rev. .A.rthur Henry
W etherell Seally Th.A.K.C. vicar; 8 & 11 a.m. &i 3 & manual workshop, cookery room, additional chemical
6.30 p.m. ; thurs. at 7 p.m
St. Thomas Df Canterbury Catholic, East Thurrock road.
Rev. Fx-ank Gilbert, priest t mass, 8 & 10.30 a. m.;
benediction, 6.30 pm.; holidays of obligation, mass,
8 & ro a.m. ; benediction, 7 p.m. ; daily mass, 8
a.m. ; fri. ben-ediction, 7 p.m
Friends' Meeting House, 148 & 150 London road; 9.15 &
I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Brethren, York road; 11 a.m. & 6.3.0 p.m.; mon. &
wed. 7.30 p.m
Baptist, Clarence road, Rev. John J. Winser; 11 a.m.
& 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m
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[KELLY's
Baptist, Orsett road, vacant; 11 a. m. & 6.3 0 p.m.. ~
mon. 8 p.m
Baptist (Strict), Grove ro!ld, vacant; u a..m. & 6. 15
p.m. mon. & wed. 7-30 p.m
Congregational, New road, Rev. Albert E. Fox;- Ii
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7·30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, New road (Grays & Romford Cir-
cuit), Rev. Marmaduke Robinson; I I a.m. & 6.30
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p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m
United Methodist, New road (London (Forest Gate) Cir4
cuit ), Rev. Willis Bryars; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
thurs. 7.30 p.m
W.esleyan Methodist, London road, Rev. W. J. Gregory
Bestall; 11 a. m. &; 6.30 p.m.; mon. 8 p.m
Peculiar People, Salisbury road, Mr. Joshua Hempstead,
elder; 6.30 & I I a. m.; 3 & 6.30 p.m.; tues. & thurs.
7·3o p.m
Peculiar People, Grangl'l road, Mr. H. B. Carter, elder;
6.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.30 p.m
Salvation Army, High street; I I a.m.; 3 & 6.:;o p.m
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PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
'O ..
rsett Sub-Committee of Essex Education Committee.
The Committ-ee, formed in 1903, consists of 20 members.
Meetings are held at the School office, Grays, on th&
· 4th tuesday in each month.
Chairman, Alfred Brooks J.P. Goldsmiths, Laindon
Hills, Romford
Clerk, Turner Jessop, Quarry Hill
School Medi{lal Inspector, llarold Emlyn Jones M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.RC.P.Lond. Brantwood, Palmer's avenue
A~tendance Officers, William Spreadborough, Orsett
road, Grays; William Webb, South Ockendon &
· George Watts, Chadwell St. Mary
Bridge road, built in 1897-8, from designs by Mr. C. M.
Shiner A.R.I.B.A. architect of London & Grays, at a
cost of £w,ooo, for 300 boys, 300 girls & 370 infants;
enlarged in 1go6, for 420 boys & 420 girls ; averag&
attendance, 375 boys, 350 girls & 265 iJ!fants; J. A.
M. A. Rudder, infants' mistress ; a school for cookery-
in connection is held daily; Miss W. Powell, mistress;
also a manual instruction centre; J. R. Savage.
instructor
Quarry hill, built in rB84, enlarged in 1885, from design&
by Mr. E. C . .A.lla.m, architect, of Romford, at a cosl
of £ro,ooo, & again in 1893; it will hold 322 boys,.
368 girls & 390 infants; average attendance, 321 boys.
345 girls & 360 infants ; Thomas J ones, master; Miss
Clarissa White, mistress ; Miss Gertrude Hutt, in-
fants' mistress .
Arthur street, built in r888, from designs by Mr. G.
Waymouth, architect, of Finsbury pavement, London. •
at a cost of £7,ooo, & enlarged in 1892, at a cost of
£,2,6oo, for 410 boys, 410 girls & 36o infants ; average-
attendance, 329 boys, 3.24 girls & 326 infants; Edmund
C. Drury, master; Miss Mary Brown, mistress; Mrs.
Emma Winter, infants' mistress
School for 6o mentally deficient children; :\Irs. Talbot,.
mistress
Catholic, East Thurrock road, for 265 mixed & roB in-
- fants ; average attendance, 121 mix-ed & 57 infants;
the Sisters .of La Ste. Union des Sacres .Coours.-
·mistresses
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year 1707 & re-established under a scheme, 29th June,
Education: new buildings, with spacious dormitories,
were- erected in 1873-4, at a cost of £6,ooo, in a~
ele>ated & nealthy situation, for 140 boys & 75 girls,
the head master receiving a limited number of boys as-
boarders; in 1894 an additional building was erected-
room & chemical laboratory; in 1895 a detached s·ana·
torium was built, & in 1898 additional class-rooms, •
physical laboratory, optical room & combined swimming-
bath & gymnasium were added; in 1907 an art room, •
laboratory & class rooms were added at a cost of
about £15,ooo, & in 1913 additional class rooms & a
botanical laboratory were added at a cost of [3,000 ~
the school is under the control of sixteen governors;
Rev. A. H. Delafield M.A. chairman; the endowment
<'onsists of certain houses in Lombard street & in
Beech street, Cripplegate, realizing about £r,ooo-
yearly; George Henry Silverwood M.~&. .• LL.B. head
ma;;ter; F. W. Thorpe M ..A., G. F. Douglas M.S.,
W. H. Edwards B..A., H. Holbeche B.Sc. & six other
assistant masters; Miss E. M. Wren B.A. senior
mistress; Thos. Alfred Capron, clerk io the ~WntOICS
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. GRAYS. 255
The " Exmouth" Training Ship, Capt. Reginald B. Col- Railway Station, Arthur Eaton, station master
more B.N. supt.; Lieut. F. L. Coplestone R.N., chief CQnveyance. Vehicles from Grays station to Fox&; Goose-
officer; Rev. A, H. W. Seally A.K.C.L. chaplain; inn, at West Thurrock, several times daily, on week
Arthur John Partridge M.B., Ch.B. surgeon; Wm. days only. Vehicles also run between Grays railway
Hollamby, schoolmaster; Capt. Ernest Edwards R.N. station & Orsett, meeting the 9.52 a.m. & :12.32 &i 4·44-
commander " Exmouth II " p.m. up trains &; 9-50 a.m. & I2.40, 5-24 & 6.:.; p.m.
down trains
Fox Rev. Albert E. (Congregational), Penticost George Henry, S~. Wini-
PBIVATB RESIDENTS.
The Nook, High View avenue fred's, Bridge road
Adam James, u2 Bridge road French William Henry, Glenville, Philbey Herbert, 91 Orsett road
Alger ThQma.s James, The Poplars, Park View gardens Porter Edward R. Ilford house, High
High View avenue Fry Ern.est, Hillside View avenue
Allsworth Leonard Edward, River- Gilbert Rev. Frank (Catholic), The Potter Frank Charles, Strathmore,.
riew, Argent street Presbytery, East Thurrock road High View avenue
Asplin Charles, Freehy Goddard Thos. Jillard, 120 Orsett rd Prentis Charles Ebenezer,. Y-very,.
Bailey Clifford, The Cottage, Vie- Goldsmith Mrs.Hill crest,Palmer's av Bridge road
toria avenue Gooden Charles William, Norwood Privett Jasper Benjamin Joseph, 13-J.
Ben.son William, 122 Orsett road lodge, Stanf<>rd road Orsett road
Bertram Eugene, Pinehurst, High Goodyear Mrs. n8 OI"Sett road Rees Thomas, The Laurels, High
View avenu6 Hall Thos. By. Penlee, Palmer's aven View avenue
Bestall Rev. W. J. Gregory (Wesleyan Harvey Bertie Sydeuham, Beacon ho. Robertson James, 34 High street
Methodist), Wesley ho. Palmer's av High View avenue Robinson Rev. Marmaduke (Primitive
Blake Anthony Fewster, Bentley,Maid- Hattrick Alexander, Fernbank, High Methodist), Bralton, High View av
stone road View avenue Rosenbloom Maxim, 2 Bridge road
Boatman A.rthm· Wilson J.P. Lynton, Hayward Ernest, Glenside, College av Rowe Harry, Upney, Bridge road
Palmer's avenue Higgins Horace B.Clovelly,Palmer's av Roworth Ernest,Kenilworth, Eridgerd
Bolt James, Carisbrooke,High View av Higgins John, Burleigh, Palmer'.s av Sage Fredk. Limes, High View aven
Boltom John, Courtfield, Lodge lane Holbeche Harry, Kinlet, Lodge lane Savage James Richard, Oaklands.,.
Bond Arflmr, 109 Ossett road Honey George H. Carisbrooke court, High View avenue
Bowton John William Sturdy, Over- Lodge lane Scaife William, 112 Orsett road
bury, Park View gardens Hump'hreys Thomas, 105 Orsett road Schiff Abram Adam, The Dell, Stan-
Bratt Thomas, 107 O.rsett road Jackson Frank, 101 Orsett road ford road
Breadnan Richd.Thrift villa,Bridge rd James Arthur C. Malvernbury, Schultz Thomas,Fairview,Palmer's av
Brennan Sidney, Top of the Hill, Palmar's avenue Seabrool;:e Charle~ Herbert, The-
Palmar's avenue James Harry, Ohristine house, High Echoes, New road
Brooks Edmond Wright J.P. The View avenue Seabrooke Herbert Cecil, Black asb,.
Duvals J ~>.ssop Aaron, Highclere, Park View Bridge road
Brooks Wait. H. Drayton, Palmar's av gardens Seabrooke Jonathan, The El!D4!
BrDwn Miss, Lyncombe, High View av Jessop Turner, Graysholm, Bridge :rd Seabrook& MI"S.F. Bridge vil.Bridgerd
Brown William Arthur, Blair Athol, Jones Harold Emlyn, Brantwood, Seally Rev. Arthur Henry Wetherell
Palmer's avenue Palmer's avenue Th.Assoc.K.C.L. (vicar, & chaplail)l
Bryll.rs Rev. Willis (United Metho- Jone11 'l'homas, 10 Sherfield road to training ship Exmouth, & the-
dist), Epworth, Park View gardens Jordan Arthur Frank, Kia Ora, Orsett 3rd East Anglian Brigade Royal
Buckner Albert W. 132 Orsett road road Field Artillery),TheVicarage,High si:
Burkey Jsph. Thrift villa, Bridge rd Jordan Geo. Rivel'Sfield,High View av Semmence Ernest Edward,7 Orsett rd
Burlton Waiter H. S. Ingleside, High Jordan Peroy George, Elm cottage, Slhield- George T. Ohirru;ide, High
View avenue Bridge road View avenue
Bye John, Cromlech, Park View gdns Kenniford George, 6o Orsett road Silverwood George Henry M.A.,LL.B.,.
Campbell Jn. Tyneside, High View av King Frnncis 4-rthur A. Hillsboro, J.P. Palmar's Endowed school
Capron Thomas Alfred, Grays hall Palmer's avenue Simpson Henry Jeffrey, Ravenswood
Carter Christopher Henry, Brenchley, King Harry, Eureka, High Vtew aven Slattery Arthur Vincent, Bank side,.
Park View gardens jLecquire Mr.s.Woodingdon,Palmer's av High View avenue
Oarter Henry James, Rocklands, Pal- Lewis John Stephen Herbert, 25 SI?ith William Simon, 12 Sherfield rd
mer'& avenue Orsett road .J Spooner James Thomas, 126 Orsett rct
Catton Alfred, no Orsett road Lincoln Edmund lnnes, Deronda,Park Sumner Arthur William, Elm'hurst,.
Chapple Ernest, Landulph, High View gardens High View avenue
View avenue Long Ernest D.lnworth,High View av Taylor Mrs. Bryn Siriol, Orsett road
Choppen Stephen, Kent view Lowe l'rederick Boulton,Lister house, Thomas Fdk.Haslemere,High View av-
Colmore Capt. R. B., R.N. Training Orsett road Thorpe Frederick William, South
ship "Exmouth" McKay Thomas R. Tom tern, Crest view, Palmer's avenue
Conoley Walter,Craig-y-don,Orsett rd Hill avenue Thorpe Waiter, The Willows, High.
Cowell Josia.h Geo. Hill ho. Orsett rd McKenzie Tom Macindoe, Ellesmere, View avenue
Curry John Thomas, Button Holm, llig'h View avenue Thurgood Mrs. Woodlands, iBridge rct
Park View g&:J:dens Marchant Ernest Charles, Alfriston, Tomkins Franci9 Noel, Bank house.
Denham Herbert, 103 Orsett ;road Palmer's avenue High storeet
Dobrie Franklin Binimy H. Belmont Michell Gilbert Luke J.P. Riby, Or- Tricker John, Dovercourt, Bridge rd
castle sett road Vincent Philip, Frating ho. Orsett ;rd
Drucy Edmund Oharles, 62 OI"Sett rd ::\lillns Rev.Arthur Th.A.K.C.(curate), Walker Harry J. X24 Orsett road
Dynes Thomas Reed, Avenue lodge, Holmleigh, High View 11venue - Walker Mrs. Stags dene,High View av- ·
Palmer's avenue Mitchell George, Court 1 1dge,Lodge la Wall Charles J.P. Farley
Perrier Rev. Reginald Willoughby Neal James, Devonia, High View av Wall Frank, Chetwynd, Palmer's aT
A.K.C.L. (curate), St. Leonards, Nobbs James Alfred B.A. Felbrigge, Ward John Alfred M.D. 24 Bridge rd
Hig".a View avenue Park View gardens White Robt. Portland, High View aY'
Fisher Frank, Pier lodge, Argent st O'Connor Edwa.rd, 1St. Kilda, High Williams Harry Archibald, St. lTes,.
Fisher Harold John, Majella, Park View avenue Palmer's avenue
View gardens Partridge Arthur John M.B., Ch.B. Winser Rev. John J. (Baptist), 28'
Flinn Stephen Richard, n6 Orsett rd Carlton, Palmer's avenue Sherfield -road
Floyd Stephen George M.D. Milton Patterson Edwd. Avoca, High View av Winter Alfred, Engelberg, Bridge :rd
honse, Orsett road Paolin Alfred, 114 Orsett road Wylie Arthur M. Ilfracombe, High
Ford Sidney, Burbank,Park View gdns Pearson Thos. Sunnyside, Argent st View avenuP
Yeo Wm.Fdk.Devonhurst, Stanford rct
COMMERCIAL. Andrews Frank E. painter, 39 ~ew road
Early closing ctay, Wednesday 1 p.m. Andrews George, boot repairer, 3 George street
!.dams George Charles, lightennan, 66 Orsett road Antram Harry, hair dresser, 189 London road
.!dams Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Richmond road Asplin Charles (firm, Hatten & Asplin). solicitor, county
Ad-elmann William, butcher, 21 Broadway court registrar & high bailiff, supt. registrar of
AmbroseBrothers,mineral water manufacturers.George st births &c. ior Orsett district & clerk to the guardians,
Ambrose & Fitzp;erald, furniture brokers, 140 Clarence rd Orsett union &; joiut clerk to Urban District Council
Amos Frank Hulbert, boot repairer, 2 Gipsy lane & clerk to Grays ·rhurrock Distress Committee &.
Ancient Order of Foresters (Court Bellmont Castle Grays Thurrock & Tilbury Joint Sewerage Board, 59
.5564) (Frederick Thomas White~, sec.), 19 Darnley rd High street
 GRAYS. E~SEX.
Associated Portland Cement Mnfrs. (1goo) Limited
{The) (Hilton, Anderson, Brooks &; Co.'s works)
.Atkins Jabez, shopkeeper, 81 Argent street
.Baines Alice (Miss), dress maker, 2 Richmond road
.Baines Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 235 London road
.Baird Francis, baker, 40 Bridge road
Baker Jas. boot dealer 77• &; china dlr. 79, Clarence rd
Barber Edward, registered lodging hou~, Manor road
Barlthrop Frederick, ship smith, 143 High street
.Barret.t William, shopkeeper, 144 High street
Bate ~~lizh. (Mrs.), confctnr. & tobacconist,38 Broadway
..Baxter Charles F. shopkeeper, 18 St. Thomas's place
.Eeacon Stone Co. Limited, builders' merchants, London
road. T N 68 Tilbury
.Beck Jam.es, clerk to the Orsett Joint Hospital Board,
2 Orsett road
:Delton Cissie (Miss), dress maker, 104 Clarence road
..Benn George, dairyman, 2 George street
Bestley Waiter Frank, solicitor, 13 Orsett road
Bettridge &; Rose L.D.S. dentists, 97 Orsett road
.Biddell Edward, registrar of marriages for Grays sub·
district, Orsett union, 38 Clarence road
:Birch Hilda (Miss), dress maker, 33 Stanley road
lBlake & Jones, physicians & surgeons, Maidstone road &
Brantwood, Palmer's avenue
.Slake Anthony Fewster M.B.C.S.Eng.. L.B.C.P.Lond.
(firm, Blake & Jones), surgeon to Tilbury Hospital &
medical officer Grays (West) district, Orsett union,
Maidstone road
lllandford E. M. (Mrs.), confectioner, 31 High street
".Blandford Sidney, el-ectrical engineer, 31 High street
'Board of Trade Labour Exchange (..!.. St-~edman, man-
ager), Clarence road
'Boatman Arthur Wilson, watch &; clock ma. 72 High st
"Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited, 14 High st
'Boston Edward James, boot maker, 136 High street
Bougourd Charles, hair dresser, qoa, High street
Eradley Waiter Fred.k. monumental mason, 72 Orsett rd
'Brewitt Edward, leather merchant, 97 High street
Bridger Charles, carman, 24 Sherfield rd. & Station yard
Erown Brothers, builders, Bridge rd. T N 537 Tilbury
"Brown & Goff, tailors, 14 New road
"Brown George, builder, London road
Broyd George. beer retailer, 125 High street
"Bruce Alexander & Co. railway sleeper contractors
Bruce Bobert Edward, hair dresser, Church path
Burford John. shopkeeper, 84 Argent street
"Buttell Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 135 Clarence road
'Button Elizabeth Lydia (Miss), district r.urse, 104
Cla.rence road
<Jalder Marga.ret (Miss), dress maker, 5 Cromwell road
'Candler Mabel (Mrs.), fishmonger 23, fried fish dealer
35, & hardware dealer 5.5, New road
<Capital & Counties Bank Limited (The) (branch) (James
Robertson. manager), 34 High street; draw on head
office, 39 Threadneedle street, London E C
()apron T. A. & Co. solicitors &; commissioners for oaths,
2 Orsett ro34!
'(}apron Thomas Alfred (firm, Capron T. A. & Co.), soli-
citor, cltlrk to the magistrates for the Orsett division,
clerk to the governors of Palmer's endowed school,
vestry clerk &; clerk to Tilbury Urban District Coun-
cil, 2 Orsett road
<lard Charles Edwin, hair dresser, 30 Bridge road
Carter H. J. Ltd. builders, Argent st. T N 517 Tilbury
Ca.rter George Everitt, cycle maker, 6o High street;
motor garage, London road & jobmaster, Railway
Hotel vard
"Carter James Edward, shopkeeper, 4 William street
Carter Samuel Jas. news agt. &; stationer, q8 High st
"Carter William, fishmonger, n j High street
Cemetery(Hatten&Asplin,joint clerks to the budal board)
Chaplin Isabella (Mrs.), midwife, 166 London road
"Chapman .Alfred, boot repairer, II2 High street
Chapman George Arthur, boot repairer, 124 William st
Chapman John, boot repairer, 28 Broadway
Cheesman Henry, greengrocer, 28 Gipsy lane
Ohubb George, sewing machine agent, ?-P Cl6rence road
Clark Percy, greengrocer, ~ Maple road
Clayden Chas.Wm.fishmongr.I York rd.& grngro.High st
'Claydon Daniel Israel, shopkeeper, 29 George street
·Clements Henry, boot maker, 34 Bronrlway
•Cockley George W. confectioner, xo Orsett road
·Cockley William, shopkeepel', 34 Derby road
>Coe J ames. boot repairer, 28 Maidstone road
Cole & Lecqnire, corn mers. & barge owners, Pier wharf
Coles Charles J. baker, 102 High street
Collier James, Theobald Arms P.H. 141 High street
Collins Thomas, shopkeeper, I Maple road
Conservative Association (Edward Biddell, sub-agent),
Clarence road
Cook Lydia (Miss), dress maker, 20 Grove road
[KELLY'S
Cooper Harry, shopk-c:eper, E6 Bridge road
Coppen William Alfred, hair dresser, 45 Bridge road
Corke George, painter & plumbel'-, 64 New road
Corke William Henry, confectioner, 19 High street
Cottis Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Stuart road
County Court (Charles Asplin, registrar &; high baili1J),
59 High street
Cowell Josiah George, district superintendent Pruden(lal
Assurance Co. 3 Orsett road
Cox Joseph A. sign writer, 5 Orsett road
Cranstone Frederick, china & glass dealer, 53. New road
Crompton Henry Oliver, reporter & representative for
"Grays & Tilbury Gazette," 22 New road
Crooks George W. upholsterer, 77 Stanley road
Crouch & Son, wheelwrights, 12 Maidstone road
Cummin John Brough, hair dresser, 24 Broadway
Dalton & Co. wholesale druggists, 106 High street
Darkin Herbert (Mrs.), confectioner, 146 High street
Davis Elizabeth M. (Mrs.), baker, 36 Broadway
Davis Eruest, shopkeeper, 136 London road
Davis Henry M.P.S. chemist &; insurance agent,2New rd
Davis John Edward, beer retailer, 229 London road
Davis William H. beer retailer, 4 Gipsy lane
Dawes Edward John, upholsterer, 36 Bridge road
Deats James, dairyman, 47 Clarence road
Denhard George D. furniture dealer, n Clarence rdad
Dent Harry, wardrobe dealer, 122 Argent street
Dines Eugenie Hannah (Miss), teacher of music, 46
New road
Dines William Claxton, tobacconist, 104 High street
Dubson Charles, shopkeeper, 174 London road
Dorman Frederick. Half Moon inn, 40 & 42 Broadway
Dunstan Edward Frederick, boot repairer, 6 York road
Dvorjetz & Schiff, saw mills, Thames road
Edgar James, outfitter, 69 High street
Edmead James Edward, joiner, 75 .Argent street
Edwards James T. provision dealer, 75 High street
Ehm .A.dolph, news agent, 144 London road
Elliott Lucy (Mrs.), dining rooms, 107 High street
Elvey William, shopkeeper, 4 Clarence road
Essex Battery (3rd), East Anglian (2nd) Brigade, Royal
Field .Artillery, Territorial Force (Capt.. M. Kemsley,
commanding; Sergt.-M·ajor William Henry Ede, drill
instructor) • .Artillery Drill hall, Brooke road
Essex County Council TuberculosisDispoensary,London rd
Essex Equitable Building Suciety (B. D. Borradaile,
sec.), 35 Orsett road
Essex &; Kent Mutual Building Society (Edward B.
Porter, sec.) ; registered offices, 31 New road
"E:x.mouth" Training Ship (Capt. R. B. Colmore RN.
supt.; Capt. Ernest Edwards B.N. commander
E:x.mouth II.; Lieut. F. L. Coplestone R.N. chief
officer; Rev. A. H. W. Seally .A.K.C.L. chaplain;
.A.rthur .T ohn Partridge M.B., Ch.B. surgeon; William
Hollambv, •
schoolmaster
Faupoel Brothers, butchers, 22 High street
Fenwick Thomas Richard, watch maker, 34 Bridge road
Fergusson Albert, boot maker, 26 High street
Fisher Harry, shopkeeper, 4i Bedford road
Fisher John, confectioner, ~2 Bridge road
Fitzpatrick George, furniture broker, see Ambrose &
Fitzpatrick
Fleming E. G. H. (Miss), school for girls, II Orsett rd
Flinn Frederick Harper, assistant overseer & poor rate
collector Grays sub-distriet, Orsett union, Dalby, High
View avenue
ll'loyd & Lowe, physicians & surgeons, Orsett road
Floyd Stephen George M.D .• B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng .•
L.B.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon (firm, Floyd .t
Lowe), certifying factory surgeon & medical officer to
the OrEett Joint Hospital Board Small Pox Hospital &
medical officer Grays (East) District, Or sett union,
Milton house, Orsett road
Fobbing Commissioners of Sewers (C. B. 0. Gepp,
elerk), held at Queen's hotel
Fraser William Henry, teacher of music, 46 Orsett road
Free (Carne~rie) Library &; Reading Room (F. W. Sax-
ton, librarian), Or!!ett road
Freeman, Hardy & Willis Ltd. boot dealers, 16 New rd
Freer A. H. & Co. decorators, III Orsett road & Elm rd
French Burr Millstone Co. Seabrooke's wharf
French Charles, boot repairer, 96 London road
Frisby Joseph Limited. boot de-alers. 21 Hi!!"h street
Frost William Isaac, White Hart P.H. 120 High street;
Gardiner A. clothier. I I Broadway
Gardner Herbert E. butcher, 47 Bridge road
Gayler .A.rthur, dairyman, 48 Grove road
Gentry Alice Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Whitehall lane
Germany George, shopkeeper, n4 High street
Gilbert George Edward, harness maker, 8 Orsett road
Gilling Sarah .Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6o George street
Glasson John Ri::hd. house furnisher, 43 & 45 High st
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Go1f William, tailor, se.e Brown & Goff
Goldacre 1oseph E. fruiterer, 136 Clarenoe road
Golden John, Bricklayers' Arms P.H. 48 Bridge road
Goldsmith E. J. et W. Limited, barge owners, Town
wharf. T N 6 Tilbury
Goodyear William .A. boot repairer, 107 Clarence road
Gray Geo. Edwd. timber mer. & importer, London rtl
Grays & District Agricultuml Co-opPrative Soci-ety Ltd.
Osmond villa, Victoria avenue
Grays Chalk Quarries Co. Limited, chalk merchants
Grays (The) Co-operative Industrial & Provident Soc.
Limited (J. T. Vousden, sec.), 68 et 82 High street &
East Thurrock road; library & reading rooms (L. W.
Law, librarian), High street; coal wharf & bakery,
Argent street
Grays Co-operative Mutual Permanent Benefit Building
Society (Thomas Banks, sec.), New road
Grays & Distl'ict People's Cafe Co. Ltd. (Algernon C.
Rhodes, manager), 55 High street
Grays & District Recreation Ground Co. Ltd.Town wharf
Grays & District Unionist & Tariff Reform Club Limited
(S. Smithson, hon. sec.), Clarence road
Grays Empire (Fredericks' Electric Theatres Limited,
proprietors; B . .!.. Miller, manager)
Grays Fire Brigade (Geo. H. Worns, capt.), Orsett road
Grays Liberal &; Labour ~\ssociation (E. T. Smallcombe,
1.100.), 51 Orsett road
Grays Pure Milk Co. (William Henry Umfreville, pro-
prietor), dairymen, 43 New road
Grays & Tilbury Dye Works (W. Ware k Co. proprie~
~rs), High street
Grays & 'l'ilbury Gas Co. (William F. Wh1ttaKer, sec.);
offices, Bank buildings, High street; .Arthur W.
Sumner A.M.I.M.E. works manager), London road
Grays k Tilbury Gazette (publi<>hed friday); branch
office, 22 New rood
Grays Urban District Council Electricity Work!; (Ernest
D. Long, engineer), Maidstone road '
Grays Wt-dnesday Football Club (A. C. Webb, hon. sec.),
35 Cromwell road
Graya Working Men's •Social Club &; Institute (Richard
RidPr, sec.), London road
Green Amos & Co. wardrobe dealers, 19 & 25 New road
Green George & Sons, coal merchants, 19 .Arthur street
Green .Alfred James, tinplate worker, g6 High stroot
Green F. E. (Mrs.), registrar of births & death" for
Grays sub-district of Orsett union, Lanhydrock, High
View avenue
Green Waiter Henry, fruiterer & confectioner,8I High st
Greening Fras. Edwd. watch & clock maker, 17 New rd
Grimes Robt. Benj. hair drt-sser & news agt. 7 Broadway
Grimwood Ada Gertrude (Miss), confr. 14 Clarence rd
Gulvin Alfred Charles John, cycle agent, 10 Clarence rd
Gunn Florence (Miss), dress maker, 79 Stanley roan
Gunn Henry, shopkeeper, 134 High street
Gnrnett James, watch maker, 46 High stree~
Gush James, carver & gilder, 54 High street
Haine'! William, fishmonger, 100 High street
Hall Mary Anne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 63 Clarence road
H1111 Thumas Henry, linen draper, I & 3 Broadway
Hall William Ernest, confectioner, 139 High street
Bammett Herbert, dairyman, 6 Clarence road
Harding-Kiff M. (Mrs.), wardrobe deal.3r, q & 5 YorJ.: r.·
Hare William John, Bull inn, go High street
Buris William, carter, 8 Pilrker road
Barvt>y ('l<noline (Mrs.), laundress, I3 Broadway
Barvey William Henry, pianoforte warehouse, no New rd
Hatt Harriet (Mrs.), confectioner. 81 Clarence road
Batten & Asplin, solicitors. & joint clerks to the Urban
District Council, 59 High street
Batten Charles Edward (firm, Batten & .Asplin), solici-
tor & joint clerk to Urban District Council, 59 High st
Bawkins William Thomas, confectioner, 4I New road
Big~ns John, printer & stationer, 13 New road
Bill FrPderick, customs & excise officer, 7 Dell road
Bill William, estate agt>nt, 5 Shakespeare viis. High st
Bills Arthur Edward, shopkeeper, 65 Clarence road
Bills Zilpha (Mrs.), tailoress, 65a, Clarence road
Birst Mary Jana (Miss), music teacher, 24 Parker road
Bollamby William, schoolmaster to training ship "Ex-
mouth," Hnlmleigh, High View avenue
Bolt JamPs William, shopkeeper, 56 Argent strPet
Borne & Colonial Stores Ltd. (The), gr'lcers, 27 Hi{!h st
BoneybaU Beniamin, shopkeeper, 6o William strP.et
BopCJaft Jas. Baker, watch & clock maker, 99 High st
Bopewell Eliza Matilda (Mrs.), shopkpr. 32 Maidstone rd
Borncastle .Arthur. furniture dealer 76, & clothier 83.
High street & I New road & ironmonger,J & 5 New rd
BfJJ'objn Arthnr, hair drPs~er, 63 High street
BoweD Emily GPrtrude (Miss). dress mq.2o Clart>nce ro
Bowell J<~ne (Yrs.), Railway hotel, 61 High street-
Hudson Herbert, hair dresser, 43 George street
GRA \ S. 257
Hurrell GeJrga & Sons, bill p,),;.ters, 42 Bt>dford road
Hurst John, inspector of nuisances for Orsett Rural
District Council, 100 New road
lnternational Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, 8 High street
Jaggard \Vm. Swain C. boot repairer, 111 Cromwell rd
James ~\rthur Charles A.:M:.I.C.E. sun-eyor to the Urban
District Council, 57 High street
Jarvis 1\lark, grocer, 116 London road
Jefferies H. J. & Co. solicitors & commissioners for
oaths, 13 Orsett road
J e.fferies Harry John, S:.Jlicitor (firm, Je:fferies H. J. &
Co. ), 13 Orsett road
Jennings Brothers, {)ilmen, 12 Clarence road
J enuings Art bur Frederick, coal dealer, Station yard &
confectioner, 59 New road
Jessop Turner, clerk to Orsett sub-committee of the
Essex Education Committee, Quarry hill
J ohnson Henry & Son, bakers, 44 Clarence road
Johnson Abraham, butcher, 140 William street
Johnscn Frederick Thomas. highway surveyor to Orsett
District Council. 2 Orsett road
Johnstone Bros. travelling drapers,I Oak vil.Sherfield rd
Jones Harold Emlyn M.R.C.S Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.(firm,
Blake & J·one~), physician &; surgeon, k school medi-
cal inspector, Brantwood, Palmer's a\-t>nue
Jones John, insurance agent, 43 Stanley road
Jordan Brothers, chemists, so High street
Joyes .Arthur Edgar, draper, 4, 6 & 8 New road.
Keating- John William, draper, m, :Maple road
King George, boot repairer, 172 London road
King Herbert Frank, watch repairer, 137 High street'-
King William, shopkeeper, 59 William street
Knowles & Tampkins, mineral water manufacturers;
fruit syrups & ginger wine a speciality, Niagara
Mineral Water works, Crown road
Lanaway Matilda (Mrs.), apartments, 90 Clarence road
La Ste. Union des Sacres Creurs, private school (Rev.
Mother, superioress), 38 College avenue
Laundry Chas. fruiterer & fishmonger,2o & 22 'Broadway
Laver Harry, supt. of County Police for Grays division
& inspector under the "Contagious Diseases (Animals)
Acts" for Orsett Petty Sessional division, Police statn_;
Lawrence John James, builder, 38 New road
Lea Owen H. shopkeeper, 2 Cromwell road
Lee Hrrbert S. insurance supt. 56 Orsett road
Lewis John Stephen Herbert M.B.,B.S.,L.M.S.S.A.Lond:
(firm, Ward & Lewis),physician & surg~on,25 Orsett rd
Lindi John, refreshment rooms, 15 High street
Lipton Limited (branch), provision dealers, 4 High st
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society; district
office (H. S. Lee, supt. ), 56 Orsett road
London &; Manchester Industrial Assurance Co. Limited.
(Arthur Gardiner, supt. ), 65 Cromwell road
London (The) & Provincial Bank Limited\
(branch) (Francis Noel Tomkins, manager); draw on_
head office, 3 Bank buildings, Lothbury E C & Glyn,
Mills, Currie & Co. 67 Lombard street, London E C.
See advertisement
Long Ernest Denn, engineer, Grays Urban District Coun -
cil Elrctricity works, Maidstone road
Lovell Waiter, teacher of music, 35 London road
Lowe Frederick Boulton M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.V.S.
physician & surgeon (firm, Floyd &; Lowe), Orsett road
Lowe Henry Jaml'S, tobacconist, 21 New road
McNeil Hannah (Mrs.), Wharf hotel, West wharf
Macro Jessie (Miss), district nurse, 9 Orsett road
Mahany Robert Edward, pianoforte tuner, 59 Orsett rd
~hlton .JJhn, boot repairer, 32 Richmond road
Mann George, draper, 204 & 2o6 London road
Marsden Sidney, hair dresser, 32 Broadway
Marsh Charles Fredi.'-rick William, engineer &; surveyor
to Or;;ett District Council, 2 Orsett road
Marsh Frederick, carman, London road
Marsh 'l"homas William, greengrocer, Clarence road
\farshall David. l'hopkt>eper, 6 Gip!i!y lane
Mason Harry William & Son, fruiterers, 38 Bridge road
et 6 Orsett road
Masonic Lodge (1,343 St. John)(Charles Westwood, sec.).
QnPPn's hotPl
:\latthews Robert, auctioneer, 77 New road
\hypol<> D:tiry Co. Lim:trd. 29 High strt'et
Mays William Frederick, fishmonger, r65 London road
Mead Frederick, gardener to Charles Herbert Seabrooke
esq. The Lodge, New road
'Vfichell Brothers, drapers, 84, 86 & 88 &; 40 & 42 High st
\filler James. shopkt>eper, 25 Quarry hill
\fitcham Charles. draper. 16, r8 & 20 High stre<>t
\fitchell Joe CharlPs.pharmaceutical chPmist,ss High st
\fog~ William, shopkt>t>per, 42 Derby l'Cad
'\foore HPnry. tobacconist & news agt-nt, 13 High strPet
\forgan Allrl'd HerbPrt. relieving & vaccination offict>r,
No. I district, 27 Crown road
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Mumford Joseph, corn dealer, 19 Broadway 'Rhode:; George Lyndun, tailor & outfitter,.2 High st
Mundy J..lbert J. baker, 23 High street Richards Stanley, artificial teeth maker, 34 Orsett road!
Nash Alfred W. & Son, boot & shoe makers, 4il High st R.ichards Thos. Hy. tinplate worker, II7 & ug High st
Nash .Albert Edward, insurance supt. 24 London road River Plate Fresh Meat Co. Limited, 25 High street·
Nash Robert, shopkeeper, II8 & II6 High street Roach Richard B. shop blind maker, 32 Exmouth road
National Deposit Friendly Society (Damel Moir, sec.), Rob bins William James, plumber; 54 Derby road
94 Clarence road Robert.s William H. carman, 126 High street
Needham Edward Joseph,picture frame ma. n5 New rd Rock Manufacturing Co. (The), makers of Baralite •
Nelson James & Sons Limited, butchers, 6 & 79 High Magnesia cement, Town wharf ·
street & xo New road Rose Lewis, tailor. 51 High street
New Century Motor Co. cycle makers (William Carter, Rous George Benjamin, huilder, 94 Bridge road
proprietor), 43 Orsett road Russell .Alfred, photographer & pianoforte dlr.x OrseU rli
Ne"\\'nham Florence (Mrs.), costumier, 41 Orsett road Sadd Horace John, grocer, 5 William street
Nicholls William George, shopkeeper, 5 .Argyll road Sagt> Ernest IY. music wareho. 56 High st. & 97 New, rd
Noad Charles Edwin, pianoforte dealer, I I New road Sage Robert, fancv baz.aar, 57 ~ew road
Norrington John, shopkeeper, 185 London road Salmon Harry William, decorator, no Clarence road
Norris Henry, Castle inn, 89 & 91 .Argent street Salmon ~iary (Mn. ), shopl;eeper. 108 Clarence road
Oakley John & Jas. B. dlrs. in antiquities, 95 New rd Sanderson William T. plumber, 43 Milton road
Oakley & Sons, jobmasters, Bank lodge, George street Saunders Alfred, confectioner, 43 Bridge road
Oakley Thomas, boot repairer, 14 Clarence road Saxton Edward Victor, hair dresser 12, & art needlework
Oliver Thomas, shopkeeper, 154 High street repository 14, Orsett road
. Orsett Joint Hospital Board Small Po:x Hospital (Stephen Saxton Francis W. librarian, Public Library, Orsett road
George Floyd M.D., 'B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. & Schiff .Abram ..!.dam, saw mills, sep Dvnrjetz & Schiff
L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officer; James Beck, clerk); Seahrooke & Sons Limited, brewers, bottlers; wine tt
'()ffice, 2 Orsett road spirit merchants & coal & salt mt>rchants, Thortock!
·' "Osborn Charles, butcher, 5 Clarence road Brew~ry. T N 4 Tilbury
. Osborn Waiter. 'house decorator, I Darnley roan Semmence Ernest Edward M.R.C.S., L.R.O.P.Lond.
Oxley Oscar J. & Sons, butcher~. 5 Broadway ph,pdcian & :,;urgeon, 7 Orsett road ·.
Oxley John, marine £tore dealer, 145 High street Sharp David John, dairyman, 100 Clarence road · · '
Oxley Oliver, marine store dealer, 142 William street Shiner Christopher .\'I. architect, Gatehouse, High· si
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Padgham Charles Erl ward, ~hopkeeper, 2 Salisbury road Silvey William R. deputy ·~SUpt. registrar of births &c.
Pag-e J ames, King's .Arms P.H. High street Or sett union, 59 High· street
Paine & Co. clothiers & pawnbrokers, 9 High street I Sims William John, R1sing Sun P.H. 78 High stree~
I Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited (.Arthnr Green,
Parsons Lesley (.\'Iiss), confectioner, 41 High st1·eet
.Partridge Arthur John M.B. & Ch.B.Vict. physician & I agent). g ~ew road
surgeon, & medical officer to the training ship "Ex- Smith W. H. &; Son, news agents, Railway station
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mouth," Carlton, Palmer's avenue (T N roT) ; sur· Smith Cassy (Mrs.), apa1·trnents, 3:3 Sherfield road
·gery, 54 High street. T N 53 Smith Charles W. resident engineer South Essex Water
Pasterfield Henrv W. greengrocer, 7 Clarenct> ruad Works Co. "Meeson's lane
Paulin Alfred Wilson, collector to the Urban District Smith Edwin, photographer, II3 Clarence road
Council, 57 High street Smith Robert, shopkeeper, 15 Elm road
Pavitt John, fruiterer & greengrocer, IIO High street Smith Waiter James, chimney sweeper, 37 London .road
Paxman Herbert Thomas, shopkeeper, 91 Olarence road Smith William, photographer, 45 Orsett road
Payne Albert Edwin, coffee tavern, 146 London road Smithson Joseph, tobacconist, 124 High street
Payne William, builder & decorator, 28 London roacl Snow Thomas, grocer, 23 Broadway .
Pe-agram William James. baker, 15 Clarence road & Sorrell Henry William, 11:reengrocer, rS Broadway
II8 William street South Essex Watt>r \Vorks Co. (pumping station) (Cha8.
Prake .Albert Edward P.A.S.I. surveyor of main roads & W. Smith, resident engineer), .M~e~on's lane
.bridges for South Essex diYision, The Limes, High Spade Richard, hair dresser, 101 High street
View avenue Spinks Arthur Cecil, hair dresser, 24 High street
· Pearks Limited, grocers, 44 High street Spreadborough Wm. school attendance officer, Orsett nJ
Pearson Edward, painter & decorator, 4 Cromwell r{)ad Spurr Frank, draper, 71 & 73 High street
· Pe~g-s Gearg-e, hair dresser, 37 New Toad Squires Charles F. ironmonger, 38 High street
Pelling's Ston!!, provision merchants, 28, :10 & 32 Hig-h Standfield Harry, hair dresser, 2 York road
street & n6 William street. T N 506 Tilbury Staplehurst G. & Co. s!'ale makers, 21 Bridge road
· Perraton Arthnr, draper, 105 High strPet Steel John Thomas, m3ster mariner, 68 New road
Philbey Herbert, builder, 91 Orsett road Stevens Jack, wardro·be dealer, 98 High street
Philbey Waiter .Abel, hardware dealer, 94 High street Stooke &; Sparks Limited, bnildrrs' ironmongers, Lon·
Pike John, house decorator, 3 & 5 Derby road don road. T .N 59 Tilbury
Pipe Beniamin Norton, builder & painter, 51 Bridge rd Streeter .Archbld.tlorist & seedsmn.Bridge rd.&52High s'
Pollv 'Villiam, dining- rooms, 2a, Clarence road Stuckey Frederick Wm. grocer, 109 & I I I High street
tPorter Edward Richard, accountant, auctioneer, Swan bury Mabel E. (Mrs.), stationer, Post office, 141
valuPr, land & estate agent, rent & debt collector & Clarence road
·~ertifiPd bailiff under the "Law of Distress .Amend· Tampkins Thomas, mineral water manufacturer, ae~
'ment Act," ta:x collector & assessor & secretary to the Knowles & Tampkins
E~sex & Kent .Mutual Building Society, 27, 29 & 31 Taylor John Medwin, s.a~dler, 41 London road
New road. T N <;'or Tilbury; T .A "Porter, Grays ;'' Taylor Lucy (Mrs.), dmmg roon:s, West wharf
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& at Stanford-le-Hope Taylor Richard, corn & flour merchant, Broadway
Perter Henry .A architect & surveyor,27, 29 & 31 :New rd Thompson & Son, carpenters & undertakers, 61 Argen~ •'
Premier Me3t Co. Limited, 5 New road Thorley Frederick, confectioner & deputy parish clerk,
Pretty Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 30 Broadway 121 High street
Primrose League, Grays Habitation (W. J. :M. Wey- Thorpe Thomas, shopkeeper, 9-1- Argent street
mouth, sec.); meets at Railway hotel, High street Tibbles William John, builder, r Rosebery r<>ad
Prudential Assurance Co. Limit.ed (Josiah George Ticlmer Henry, corn dealer, 16 Orsett road
Cowell, >~npt.); district office, 3 Orsett road Tilbury Laundry Co. Ltd.; receiving office, 12 New road
Pybus William, printer, x Orsett road Tomkins Francis Noel, manager of the London & Pro-
QuPen's Hotel (Edward P. G. Warne, manager), High st vincial Bank Ltd. treasurer to the Grays Thur-rocl
Rainham .Commissiom~rs of Sewers (W. Clifton, clerk).· Urban District Council, Orsett Board of Guardian•,
meet nt Queen's hotel, High street . Orsett Rural District Council, Orsett Joint Hospital
Randells & Co. maltsters, West wharf District Board & Palmer's Endowed School & Passmore
Rawling G. Herbert, sanitary inspector for lJrban Dis-. Edwards Hospital, Tilbury, The Bank, High street
trict Council, Orsett road; res. 29 Oak road Townsend Wilkinson, teacher of music, 23 Orsett road
R1ymE>nt & Co. news ag-ents & tobacconi~ts, 7 NPw road Unwin Peier (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 Bedford road
ReadPr FredPricli Walter, grocer, 123 Grove road 1 Upson & Oo. Limited, boot dealers, 33 High street
Recknell & Co. tobacconists, 77 High street Veats Henry, coaC'h & van builder, London road
Re fling-ton AlfrPd, fruiterer, 12 High street , Victoria Hall (.Algernon C. RhodPs. manager), High st
Redington James, coal merchant, Fairview, Crown road: Vincent Philip l\I.R.O.V.S.L. veterinary surgeon, Frating
& Railway station house, Orsett road
Reffell's Bnley Brewery Ltd. (stores), Derby road Waghorn William Henry, oilman, 152 London road
Itefuge Assurance CfJ. Limited (James Wardill, supt.) :, Wakeham George, clerk to the Grays Thurrock snif.
di.,trict offine, 8r Orsett road ; committee of the E>~S'ex Local Pl:'nsion Oommittee, 59
Reid John, grocer, I5 & 17 Broadway 'i High street
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Walker Bobert & Co. millstone makers, Town wharf Whitcombe Reuben, baker, 143 William street
Walker W. P. & Co. ironmongers, :ro High street IWhite R. &; Sons Limited, mineral water manufacturers :
Wall Charles Limited, contractors & builders & iron ' depot, King's Arms yard, High street
&; steel constructors, Globe works (TA "Wall, White George, pork butcher, 44 Bridge road
Grays; " T~ I9 Tilbury) ; & at Upcerne rd.Chelsea SW White Herbert J. butcher, 2 Clarence road
Wallace et Co. boot makers, 47 High street Whitechapel Union Cottag-e Homes (Miss Easton, lady
Walsbam Woodward E. builder, 88 Bridge road supt. ), Whitehall lane, Palmer's avenue, Bridge road
Ward &; Lewis, physicians & surgeons, 24 Bridge road &; Clarence road
& 25 Orsett road Wicking Henry, shopkeeper, III New road
Ward John .Alfred (firm, Ward & Lewis) M.D.Dnrh., Williams Frederick, cycle agent, 30 Orsett road
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &; ilnrgeon, & Wilson &; Whitworth Limited, booksellers, I I High st
medical officer of health to the Grays Urban District Winbolt William Frederick, shopkeeper, 7 William sti
Council, 24 Bridge road Winser Rev. John J. deputy registrar of births &; deaths,
Warren Albert, dairyman, I38 Clarence road 28 Sherfield road
Wa"rren Henry Thomas, boot maker, 40 Bridge road Whbey Edward, shopkeeper, II4 William street
Warren John, shopkeeper, 87 Argent street Wood Abigail (Mrs.), ~hopkeeper, II9 Argent street
Waters S}dney George, decorator, 25 Broadway Wood George, bricklayer, I Quarry hill
Watson Emily (Mrs.), grocer, I Southend road Woodham Elizabeth (Miss), dress maker, 55 Orsett road
Weatherson Frederick, boot repairer, 58 Whitehall lane Worman Samuel John, fruiterer, 15 New road
Webb Edwd. Thos. assist.insur.supt.East view,Bridge rd Worns George, plumber, 143 High st. & go Clarence rd
Wt>lls George Frederick, bazaar, 103 High street Wright Albert, fruiterer, 8 Clarence road
We"t Frederich., outfitter, 74 High street Wright Charles, cycle dealer, 6 Whitehall lane
West- Henry Jesse, grocer, Io2 Bridge road Wright James, tailor & hosier, 6a, Whitehall lane
Westwood Charles &; Sons, hosiers & hatters, 6z High st Wright John, shopkeeper, 56 Benson rQad
Weymouths (_J. & W. J. M. Weymouth), architects, Wright William, farmer, Grays Hall farm
auctior.eers, estate, insurance & shipping' agents, sur- Wylie Arthur M.,M.R.O.V.S.veterinary surgn.BgOrsett rd
veyors & valuers, 17 High street. T N 530 Tilbury Young Alfred Ernest, tobaccomst, 26 Broadwa)
WhallPy Chas. Hy. shopkpr. z, & insur. agt. 4, Wood st
GREENSTEAD, see Colchester.
GREENSTED-juxta-ONGAR is an ancient parish, 1 known as St. Edmund's oak, was 20 feet in circumfer-
t mile west from Ongar terminal station on a 1branch ence, with branches extending over a radius of 84 feet;
of the Great Eastern railway, 8 north-west from Brent- it fell Sept. II, 1848 (at which time, by a singular
wood and 21 from London, in the Westem coincidence, the timber walls of Greensted church were
clivision of the county, Ongar hundred, union and undergoing repair), and on examination an old arrow
petty sessional division, Brentwood county court dis- head was found deeply imbedded in the trunk: there
trict, rural deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex and are monuments to the Smyth, Cleeve and Ord families:
Cbe}m.,-ford diocese. The small church of St. Andrew the church has ~o sittings. The register of baptisms
is one of the most singular and ancient in the kingdom, dates from I562; burials, 1561; marriages, 1576. The
and consists of chancel, nave and a western tower of li' in~ is a rectorv, net yearly value [1Bo, with 29 acrP!
wood with shingled spire, containing 2 bells, one of of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of LoB-
which is dated 1618: the nave is composed of the don, and held since 1898 by the Rev. Arthur George
trunk!! of large oak trees, split or sawn asunder. : Breeks Atkinson M.A. of Oriel College, Oxford, who
roughly hewn on both sides and set upright close tu resides at Ongar. Three yearly charities, viz. Bayner's,
each other, bf'ing let into a sill at the bottom and of £5 17s. 4d.; Bowner's, of £2, and Samme's, of
fastened with wooden pins to a plate at the top: th... £2 14s. 4d. have been amalgamated by a scheme of the
church is 29ft. gin. long, qft. wide and 5ft. 6in. high Charity Commissioners made in I904. The land in the
on the sides which support the roof, and is believed t : parish, with the exception of 40 acres, the property of
be the original structure erected as a temporary shrine the trustees of the late Mrs. William Smith, belongs to
in which the body of St- Edmund, king of the East the trustees of 1Jhe late Capt. Philip John Budworth.
Angles, murdered by the Danes, Nov. 20 A.D. 87o, wa- Greensted Hall is the residence of Rowel John James
deposited for the night on its translation from London Price esq. D.L., J.P. The soil is various; subsoil, gravel.
to Bnry St. Edmunds in A.D. I013: there are somP The chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area
modern carvings of St. Edmund's head and variou• is 683 acres; rateable value, [1,074; the population in
relics, including a fragment of stained g-lass about si-s rgu was 92.
mches in diametei·, having on it a crowned hea~, sup- Wall Letter Box, Greensted Green, cleared at 6.50 a.m.
posetd tot represdent Stt. ~dmd u~ddand ntowth fixedd Inf ttnhe & 5·45 p.m.; sundays, 9-50 a.m. Letters arrive from
cen re o a mo ern s ame wm ow a e en o e B t d · 0 ·1 d 18
· t t h 1·eh · th 8
nave: the covers of the Bible and Prayer Book in the ren woo VIa ngar, I mi e an • w Is
church were made from the wood of a venerable oak nearest money order &; telegraph office, at 7·3° a.m
tree at Hoxne, against which this king was supposed The School here has been discontinued; the children
to have been tied at his martyrdom: the tree itself, now attend those at Ongar & Stanford Rivers
Etherton Geo. Rt. Silver Birch cot Price Rowel John James B.A., D.L., Bianchi Gerald, farmer, Hall farm
Garrett Henry Claude, Rectory J.P. Greensted hall Crisp Brothers. farmers, Lodge farm
Hoare G. Noel, The Croft COMMERCIAL. East William, farmer, Harding's farm
~laxwell Edward James Heron. Argent James, head gardener to H. Millbank H~rbt. W. frmr. New bouqa
Greensted house J. J. Price esq 1
HADLEIG H, described in early records as "Hadley chancel from the nave : the central arch has a height
ad Castrum," is an ancient place, giving its name to of 18 feet, its width being 10 feet Q inches, or not half
Hadleigh Ray, the strait which separates Canvey Island the width of the nave, and the side openings are only
from the Essex coast: it is situated on the roads from 8 feet 6 inches high and 4 feet 4 inches wide; these
Southend to Tilbnry and Rochford, 2! miles north-east were closed up early in the 15th century with masonry,
from South Benfleet station on the London, Tilbnry and in which are well-detailed cinque-foiled hagioscopes, not
~outbend railway,. 6 south-west from Rochford, 5 west- only pierced in a slanting ·lirectwn, but placed on one
by-north from Southend and 36 from London, in the South side of each recess: on the western face of the slender
Eastern division of the countv, Bochford hundred, petty piers is a minute niche, vr1th cusped ogee arches and
sessional division and union, Southend county court dis- delicate tracing: on the side of an Early English win-
triet, in Canewdon and Southend rurar deanery, Essex dow and in the nave are traces of mural paintings, one
archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The village is of which is a figure of Thomal! a Becket: there are
now suppliefl witlt good water from the works of the two aumbries and twelve stained windows, three of
Rochford Union. The church of St. James the Less is which are memorial:, to Jonathan and Ann Wood, Mrs.
a building of stone, dating from the time of Stephen H. W. King and Mrs. Montagu King: :Mr. A. W. King,
(II35-54), and consisting of Norman apsidal chancel, an Essex antiquary, is buried in the churchyard: the
nave, !Iouth porch and a wooden turret at the west end church was thoroughly restored in 18<;6, and has 2oo
with short spire and containing one bell : in the porch si ttings. The register commences in 1568. The living
is an ancient !ftoup: the style is generally Norman, but is a rectory, net yearly value [28o, with 34 acres of
windows of the Lancet, Decorated and Perpendicular I glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the
periods, and a south doorway of the time of Edward I. late Frederick Morehouse Metcalfe, and held since I905
(t272-I30']). have been inserted: the chancel arch, a fine by the Rev. Douglas Adamson M.A. of Emmanuel Col-
specimen of Norman design. furnis.hes an example of lege, Cambridge. There are Wesleyan and Congrega-
the screen-wall used at that early period to divide the tional chapels. .!. market, granted in 1452, was formerly
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held on Wednesday, but has now fallen into disuse. pr.:Jduce. The area is 1,B22 aere" of land. z of inlancf
Hadleigh House, which now belongs to the Salvation and 5 of tidal water and qo of foreshore; rnteabll"
Army, is pleasantly situated, commanding extensive ,-alue, £10,036; the popnlati()n in Igrr -was l.7o7, in-
views over the surrounding country, and is nearly 300 eluding 1.51 in the Salvation "\rm~· Colony.
feet above the Ieve1 of the mouth or the Thames. The Sexton, David Stibbards.
remains of Hadleigh Castle, first built by Hnbert de Post, M. 0., T. & Telephon;> Call Oflice.-Miss Emmk
Burgh, Earl of Kent, in the reign of Henry Ill. but ex- Potter, sub-po~tmistress. Letters arrire from Ray-
tensively altered and repaired by Edward Ill. are situ- · h , E ssex, a t 6.so & m.3o a.m. Cli.
1e1g •- 6 .so ""
... 7-So-
ated on the brow of a steep hill, commanding a fine d 6 d· t h d t &;.
view over the estuarv of the Thames into Kent: the p.m.; ~un ays, .5o a.m.; Ispa c e a 9·45 a.m.
• u.zo, 5.10 & 6.45 p.m.; »undays. 5·35 p.m.; open on
castle was probably reduced to a ruin by Richard, ISt sundays 8. 30 to 10 a.m.for sale of stamps & telegram&
Baron Rich of Leeze, to whom. it was granted by the Town Sub-Post, M. 0. & Telephone Call Office, The
Crown in 1551: these ruins, which have been recently Bmadway. .Miss Mary Matthews, sub-postmistress~
repaired and the ground surrounding them laid out by The box is cleared for dispatch at 9.40 a.m. & 12 • 10,.
·the Salvation Army authorities, are picturesque and still 6 d
.b. h · · d h 5 & 35 p.m.; sun avs, 5.20 p.m
ex h 1 It traces of t eir ancient gran eur; t f'J most Wall Letter Box at Hadleigh Cross road, cleared at 9.55-
prominent portions now · left
f h
are two circular towers on
h 6 ._
a m. & 12.::;o, s.zo, .so oo 7·5 p.m.; sun. 5·45 p.m
the east an d a porbon o t e gateway tower at t e Wall Letter Boxes. Hadleigh hall, cleared at 9·45 a.m.
north-west angle; this is now the property of the ._ 6 ... d
. A
S a1vat IOU M B h "G I" f h S I t• "" I2.I5, 5· ro, ·40 "" 8.5 p.m. ; sun ays, 5 35 p.m. ~
rmy. r. oot ' enera o t e a va Ion London road, cleared at 9·35 a.m. &; I2.s, 4·55 & 6.30>
Army, is the principal landowner. The Salvation Army d
.
F arm C oI ony situate d h f d d b "G I, p.m.; sun ays, 5-5 p.m
ere was oun e Y enera Pillar Letter Boxes.-Bramble hall, cleared at 7·35 &
Booth, both as a philanthropic and oommercial enter- ._ 6 d S 1 t•
· d · · t th d rz.zs a.m. oo .20 p.m.; sun ays, 7-35 a.m.; a va IOD-
pnse, an smce 1ts comruencemen some seven ousan Army Colony, cleared at 5 .5 & 8 p.m. ; sundays, 5.30
men have been benefited by a residence here. The
Colony now comprises about 3,000 acres of arable and p.m
pasture land and foreshore in Hadleigh and Leigh Church School (mixed), built in 1855 & enlarged in
parishes, including the fishing rights of Hadleigh Ray; r895 & again in 1909, for 162 children; average at-
large brickfields exist on the estate, and there are over tendance, 133; Alfred Hawks. master; Miss ~thei
J50 acres of orchard ground, with a market at Southend, Andrews, infants' mistress ·
and a poultry farm. There is also a large dairy farm. Public Elementary Council School (mixed & infants),.
At present the Colony numbers some 350 persons; w. erected in rgw & enlarged in 1913, for 318 children;:
L. Simpson is the governor. The soil is mixed; subsoil, average attendance, 250; By . .Albert Davies, master
mostly gravel and clay. The chief crops are oats, Sunday School charity abuut [20 per year; Archdeacon.
pras, potatoes, mangolds, vegetables and market garden of Essex & Rector of HadleiJlh, trustees
HADLEIGH. Dossett Charles & Sons, confectioners, fReynolds James, baker, High street
2 The Parade 1-q,ichardson James, grocer, London rd
PRlV.'\TE RESIDENTS.
Ellison Charles, beer retailer IRidgwell Alfred, basket & siPve ma
Adamson Rev. Douglas M.A. Rectory Emery Henry, hair dresser Roberts GPorarP Wm. photographt>r
Burrows John Hrnry J.P. Solbys Faux John Gregory, buildr.Lynton rd Jlo})iusun Hy.Jn.honse agt.The Chimes
Capper Lieut. Henry Douglas R.N. Fla.tt Jn. general stores, The Broadwy Rudd R. G. Ltd. saddler, High street
Parodeville. Rectory road Francis James, Crown hotel Ruffell Ottho Charles, boot maker
Davies Hy. Albert B.A. 1 Regina viis Frost Robert Chas. F.I.S.E. architect Sains Lavinia Hanna.h (Miss), dress
Evre Frederick, Bedford house & surveyor, Alpha house, Branch rd maker .
Frost Robt.Chas. Alpha ho.Branch rd Gladwell John, piano tnner,Sidney ter Salvation Army Colony (Wilfred L.
Hardy Mrs. The Woods, Sm-nbb lane Griffiths George Wm.boot ma.High st Simpson, governor), Mount Zion
Hart Mrs. Hadleigh cottage Grimes George Henry, greengrocer Schofield & Martin, grocers
Milll'r E. H. Common hall Hadlei!!h Institute (H. J. Fowles, sec) Scott Charles, fruiterer
Mitchl'll Herbert John, Dalwood, Hadlrigh Public Hall (Frederick Sefton Hy. cycle agt. &c. London rei
Dawes Heath road Malthouse, proprietor), London rd Shea>il William John, C~st'e inn
Simpson Wilfred L. Badleigh hall Harvey Wm. (Mrs.),ca.rtage contractr Simmons Jn. Jas. jun. mkt. garden.w-
Westwood Miss Hannah, Verandah ho Harvey William, insurance agent, Slade Horace Frederick Horner, hair
Beulah house, London road dresser, High street
COMMKBCIAL. Havis Harry, cab propr. London road Smith Erhvard, l'lboe maker
Allams William Francis M.R.C.S. Jackaman Robt. Allan, g-eneral stores. Smith Ernest Frank, butcher, The-
Eng., L R.C.P.Lond. physician, 4 High street Broadway
Sidney terrace, London road J.>mes .Alfred, shopkooper,High street 'Stal'e Frederick James, laundry
Attwell Tl:eodore Ellard, butcher Jennings Harry, greengrocer, Dawes Stibbards Samuel, blacbmith
Ball George Wm. plasterer, Beech rd Heath road Up,oon Lewis Sydney, builder
Barber Richd. confectioner, Castle la Jordison Joseph Tracy, dairyman, Wallis Julia (Mrs.), regi~tered mid...
Batchelor Ernest Charles,confectioner London road wife, 4 Sidney terrace, London road.
Bird Harry Gilbert, hhcksmith, Kearney Edwin, farmer, St. Joseph's. Watson & Wacher, physicians&surgns-
London road Scrubb lane Webster Jonathan. hutcher
Bird James, jobbing gardener, Vie- KePhle Edwin Cockle, fly proprietor, White Letitia (Miss), grocer, see-
toria bungalow RPctorv road Matthews & White
Botton James, shopkeeper, London rd Ket>ble Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, Yeaxlee Arthur Henry Wellesley, drpr
Brown Sarah(Mrs. ),drss.ma.London rd Rectory road
Callow Geo.Thos.cab propr.London rd Knightsbridge Sarah (Mrs.), apart- DAWES HEATH.
Capital &; Counties Bank Ltd. (mon. ments, Seaforth (Letters should be addressed Thon-
II.30 to 2.3o), High street; draw Lawrence Alfd. Chas.plasterer,High st dersley, Rayleigh.)
on head office, 39 Threadneedle st. Levitt Frederick, fishmonger, High st
London E C Lewis Charles, cab proprietor PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Choppen Ada (Miss), confectioner Mason W.A. & Co. builders,Scrubb la Delpech George Marius, South wold
Church Samuel C. circulating library, Matthews & White.grncers,London rd Grimston Louis Tasmon, Birchwood
High street ::\Iatthews :Marv (Miss), draper, Post Horwood Frerlerick Wm. Bramble hall
Clare Brothers, painters, The Haven, office, The Broadway McLay Joseph. Oakwood
Church road ~orman F. H. &; Co. cycle agents, Moss Edgar. Bramblehnrst
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Clarke S. builders' mer. London road London road Temple Claude Henry. Ht>ath Mo1lJd
Colclough Ethel & Eva (Misses), Oake John, greengrocer, Fair view, Williams Charles, Woodleigh
tearhl'rs of music London road
Collett Chas. Jsph.hair drssr.High st .l>erl;ins Edwin, confectioner, High st COMMERCIAL.
Cook Wm. Chas. florist, Woo-dfield rd Parkins Philip, chemist Binstead Sarah Ann (Mrs.), poultry
Copping Bernard (Mrs.), poultry far- Perry Wm. By. news agt. Lynton rd farmer, Holly bank
mer. Egyptian cottage Pile Chas.Q"reengro.Fernlea,Lynton rd Hague Hiram,poultry frmr.ThrHollies-
Daniels James Hy. chimney sweeper, Po-..ter Chas.Bird, genl. stores.High st HammondGilbt.ponltry frmr.Laneside
Hig-h street Potter Emma (Miss), draper, & Nunn Hy.Geo. sand mer.The Willows
De Gerdon Louis Wm. news agent, post office Scott Joseph, poultry farmr. Garrolds
London road IJ>otter :Monta~ue Jas.cart(:lf,Rectory rd
9
HA DSTOCK is a villagt> and pa ri!'h, on the bori!Prs of on the Haverhill and Sndbnrv branch of tht> Great East-
Cambridgeshire, a mile and a half south from Linton Pm railway, and 5 miles north-Past from Snffron Walden.
station and a mile and a half west from Bartlow station in the Northern division of the county, Freshwell bun-
 rlREC.TvHY .] E~SEX. LITTLE H.ALLl:\GHlRY 2G1
odred, Saffron Walden petty sessional division and county Rev. Charlea Hemv •
Brocklebank M ...\. of Bartlow House •
.cour~ dllltrict, Linton union, and in Saffron W alden Cambridge. Here is a CongrPgational chapel, also let
oS"ural deanery, archdeaconry of Oolchestei' and diocese for public entertainments. and Salvation .\rmy Barracks.
()f Chelmsford : in 1537 it had the grant of a market. The conical-shaped locl;:-up. formerly standing in the
l'he church of St. Bot()lph is an ancient crnciform centre of the village, was removed in 1897 to the
-etructure of flint, chiefly of Norman date, and consist- Museum at Saffron lValden. There is in Marloes lane
of chancel, nave, transepts, north porch, a vestry a recreation ground of 4 acres in extent. Sidenham
organ chamber on the south side of the chancel Malthus esq. was the last lord of the manor, at whose
.and an embattled western tower containing 5 bells,_ decease tht> manor and estates were sold and all copy-
thrt>e of which are dumb: the north door was formerlv• holds were enfranchised. The Rev. Charles Henry
coTered with a human skin, supposed to be that of a Br·ocklebank M.A. of Bartlow House, CambridgP, is the
Dane w.ho had committed sacrilege, and a portion of principal landowner. T.he soil is clayey; subsoil, chalk
..which is now in Saffron Walden museum: the chancel and clay. The crops are principally wheat, barley
vas rebuilt. in 1884 and the interior was reseated and and beans. The area is 1,731 acres; rateable value,
.improved at a cost of £2,365, raised by subscriptions: £.1,485 5s. ; the population in 1911 was 383 in the civil
there are 210 sittings : in the churchyard is a well, set parish and 391 in the ecclesiastical parish, which in-
.-ound with stones, which supplies water to another well cludes part of Linton, Cambridgeshire.
~utside the churchyard and is called St. Botolph's welL Sexron, Thomas Fordham.
The register dates fr()m .the year I559· The living is a
Post Office. Miss Sarah E. Salmon, snb-po!dmistrt>-.s .
.rectory, net yearly value £147, v;ith residence, in the
Letters through Cambridge at 7.20 a.m. & 6.15 p.m.;
.gift of the Archbishop of Canterbury, and held since
dispatched at 7.20 a. m. & 6.30 p.m. week days only;
187o by the Rev. Francis Edward Smith M . .A.. of Clare
no sunday delivery. Linton, Carobs, I mile distant, is
<lollege, Cambridge. The rectory house wa~ built in
the nearest money order &; telegraph office
1873, at a cost of £2,ooo, and is surrounded by about
:7 acres of glebe, within which stand the church anrl Essex Constabulary, William Young, police con.,table
-schools: farm buildings. with two cottages. were erecterl Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1871, at a
-en the glebe between the village and Bartlow station cost of about £.6oo for 100 children; average atwndance,
at a cost of {.1,300, but these have been sold to th·· 65 ; Ectward Sargeant, master
J'RIVATE RESIDENTS. Crawley A rth·. Hy. farmer, The Yews Hymns Henry, farmer
.Crawley Saml. Wm. J.P. Hall farm Crawley SI. Wm. farmer, Hall farm Linsdell Edward, shopkeeper
-Bmith Rev. Francis Edward M.A. F-ord ham ...\.lice (.Mrs.), shDpkeeper Linsdell George. cow keeper
(rector), The Rectory Fordham Nathan, sh()pkeeper Plum .Alfred, farm bailiff to Rev. C.
Free All en F. farmer H. Brocklebank
COMMEUCHL. Free Ohas. Edwd. farmer, Bartlow rd Redhouse Joseph, blacksmith
oCrawley Brothers, forage merchants Free Ernest, farmer, Whitehouse frm Turner Geo. Edwd. King's Head P.H
Crawley Albt.Edwd. farmer, Hall frm Freeman Jonas, beer retailer Turner William, small holder
GREAT HALLINGBURY (or Hallingbury Morley), The chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area
.known by its present name previous to the reign of King is 2,672 acres of land and 16 of water; rateable value,
Edward the Confessor, is a village and parish, 3 miles £3,853; the population in 191 t was 49').
ofJOuth-east from Bishop Stortford station on the main Sexton Georo-e Balls.
line of the Great Eastern railway and 9 miles -west from ' "' .
f>unmow in the Western division of the countY Harlow Post &; T. Office.-Charles Herrmgton, sub-postmaster •
.petty se;sional division and hundred, Bishop· Stortford Letters throng~ Bishop Stortford, arrive at 6.45 &;
oonion and countv court district, rural deanery of Harlow. 10 ·35 a.m.;. dispatched at 10 -~o a.m. & 7.20 p.m.;
archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The sundays, arrive at 6.45 a.m. ; d~spatch_ed at 9-25 a.m .
.church of St. Giles is an Early Norman building, partly _The nearest money orde~ office JS at B1shop Stortford
-constructed of Roman bricks, and was rebuilt, with the Pillar Letter Eoxes.-.Anvil Crol'ls, cleared at 7 p.m.;
exception of the tower, in 1874 ; it consists of chancel, sundays, 9.15 a.m.; Church End, cleared at 11 a.m.
:oave north aisle south porch and an embattled western & 7 p.m.; sundays, 9.20 a.m. & George Green, cleared
towe; containing' 5 bells: the chancel arch was retained at 7.40 & 9-45 a.m. & 3 & 6 45 p.m.; sundays, 9 a.m
.at the rebuilding of the church: there are 230 sittings. •
The register dates from the year 15 37 . The lh·ing is a WALBURY, 2 miles ~outh-west, on the river Stort, and
rectory, net yearly value [.420, with 2 8 acres of glebe near the borders of Hertfordshire, ta]{es its name fn1m an
-and residence, in the gift of Capt. H. L. Archer- !mC'iE>nt Roman vallum or camp, hexagonal in plan, which
"Houblon, and held since 1903 by the Rev. Charles Rowland occupied a strong position, terminating in a precipice
Wynne de Cerjat. The charities amount to about [,5 and overlooking the Stort; it covered ?fj acres, "as
yearly. Hallingbury Place, the property of Capt. Henry double ditched and nearly a mile in circumference.
Lindsay .Archer-Houblon, and the residence of William Church School (mixed), built, with teacher's house, in
Lockett Agnew esq. J.P. is a large brick mansion in a 1851, at a cost of nearly £2,000, by the late J. A.
-well-wooded park of 100 acres. Capt. Henry Lindsay Houblon esq. for 200 children; awrage attendance,
Archer-Houblon is lord of the manor and principal 6o: Miss Daisy Darby, mistress
landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay and graveL
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cady William, gamekeeper to W. L. Patten Frederick Henry, farmer,
..Agnew William Lockett J.P. (Lanes), A.gnew esq. J.P Ledge & Street farms
Hallingbnry Place Coleman Percy, farmer Patten John, farmer, Harps
A.rcher-Houblon Ladv Alice, How Darby Jn. Wm. farmer, Jenkin's frm' Pryor Arthur, farmer, Hall farm
Green house · Drage Drnsilla (Mrs.), George inn Smith Arth. blacksmth.Woodside Grn
llrowne Mrs. Bonnington cottage Hampton Eliza Anne (Mrs.), farmer, Smith John C. clerk of works to
de Cel']at Rev. Charles Rowland & assistant overseer, Beldams I Capt. H. L. Archer-Houblon
Wynne, Rectory Heath Charles .Alfred, head gardener Smith Mary Ann(Mrs.),Hop Poles P.H
t<1 W. L. Agnew esq. J.P Stephens Elijah, farmer, Walbury
COMMERCIAL. I
Jennings Egbert .Athelstone, farmer Taylor James Smith, farmer, How
.!dams Reginald, farmer, Start hill Judd Charles, shopkeeper Green farm
LITTLE HALLINGBUBY, anciently called "Hal- the stained east window was given by the Pelly family,
lingbury Bourchie-r,'' or "Bowsers" the whole of the of Gastons, and a brass placed on the wall to J. Pelly
.property in Little Hallingbury having formerly belonged esq.: an organ chamber and vestry were added in t88i:
to the Bourchiers, Earls of Essex, is a village and parish a carved oak reredos was erected in 1898 to the Rev.
11ituated on the borders of Herts and on the river Stort, S. Pemberton. rector here 185o-188o: there are me-
about 3 miles south from :Bishop Stortford station and morial windows to Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Ward and Miss
2 miles east from Sawbrirlgeworth station ()n the main Dullock, of Gastons, and W. D. l'ritchett, son of a
line of the Great Eastern railway, in the Western former rector, and to G. E. Pritchett: there are 230
division of the county, Harlow petty sessional division sittings. The register of bapti·m~ and marriages dates
-and hundred, Bishop Stortford union and county court from 17II; burials from 16go. The living is a rectory,
-district, rural deanery of Harlow, archdPaconry of Essex net yearly value {.273, including 29 acres of glebe, with
-and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary the residence, in the gift of the Governors of the Charter-
Virgin is a building of flint with srone dressings, of the house, London, and held sine£> 188o by the Rev. John
Early Decorated period, consisting of chancel, nave of Julius Baker M.A. of ExetPr College, Oxford. A charity,
.five bays, north aisle and a square wooden turret con- founded by Mr. W. D. PritchPtt in 1882, and amcunt-

.date: the turret, erected in 1712, was rebuilt in 1901 : peor twice a vear. Thf" Govf'rnors of the C'harte · ::r=-.....
't-':f-..
• ~IRMINGk"'"

,REFERENCE L181l.
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LITTLE HALLINGBURY. ESSEX. (KELLY'S
who are lords of t.he manor, and Capt. B. L. Archer- & 3 & 6.45 p.m. ; sundays, arrive at 1 a.m. lt dis-
Houblon are the principal landowners, The soil i.<l patched at 9 a.m. The nearest money order' & telt'..
gravel aQd clay; subsoil, white clay and gravel. The graph offices are at Hatfield Heath & Sawbridgeworth
chief crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area is (Herts), each about 3 miles distant
r,652 acres of land and 4 of water; rateable value. Pillar Letter Box, Woodside Green, cleared at 7-45 &.m.
[,2,237; the population in 1911 was 552. & 5 p.m. week days; 7·45 a.m. SUndays
,Post Office.-Richard Pettefar, sub-postmaster. Lettert~ Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 186g at a
arrive by bicycle post from Bishop Stortford at 7 &.I cost of £934• for 120 children; average attendance,
II.30 a.m. & 4.25 p.m.; di~patched at 8 & 9·45 a.m. · 77; Thomas Francis Airey, master

P.RIVATE RESIDENTS.
A.shdown George Edmund, Long Bar
llaker Rev. John Julius M.A. Rect<lry
• :Oarclay Robert Leatham M.A., J.P.
(Herts ), Gas ton bousP
Kimpton .Alfred George, :S edging
Paton George W. ~falting farm
COMMERCIAL.
Beedell John, farmt'r, Monltbury farm
Brown Thomas, farmer & landowner,
Litt1e Hallingbttry ball
Brown Thomas l-eonard, farmer &
landowner, The Park
Ualvert Willia.m D. fa.,.,rmmer
Day George, farmer, Bu:rstead11 farm
Ellis Rt. Alien, grocer, W oodside Grn
Gingell John T. farmer, Stonehouse
Greenwood Wm. Sutto<Jna Arms P.H
Lawrl'nC'f> .Tn. far:rher, Latchmore hall
Marsden George, l:onfectioner
Pearson James~ beer retailer & crpntr
Pettefar Rd. & Son, grocel'S, Post off
Potter Frederick Charles, shoe maker
Rose George, farmer
Husb Geurge B. registered shoeing
smith & assistant overseer
3pink J n. Ernest, farmer; Dairy farm
Wallis George Archibald,miller (steam
& water). Hallingbury mills

, HALSTEAD and GREENSTEAD GREEN.
HALSTE.\.D (or Halsted) is an ancient town and is the
head of a union and county court djstrict, pleasantly
~eated on a gentle acclivity on the river Colne and the
roads from Colchester to Cambridge and Chelmsford to
Sudbury, with a station on the Colne Valley and Halstead
railway, and is 14 miles north-west from Colchester, 6
nOTth-east from Braintree, 8 south-west from Sudbury,
15 south-east fro!p Haverhill and 56 by rail or 47 by road
frum London: in the Eastern division of the county,
Hinckford hundred, petty sessional division and rural
dt-anery <(){ Halstead and Hedin~ham, archdeaconry of
Colchester and diocese of Chelmsford.
The town was governed by a Local Board, formed
December 3, 1852', but is now, under the provisions of
the "Local Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. eh.
73), controlled by an Urban District Council of 12
members. In pursuance of sec. 1 (sub-section 3) of
the previously mentioned Act, Hah!tead ha.s been
divided into two civil parishes, Urban and Rural ; the
Urban parish comprises a radius of ~bout r,ooo yards
from the town bridge and the Rural parish which sur.,
rounds this is controlled by a l'arish Council of 7
members elected annually ; the town was thoroughly
drained in 1864-5•when waterworks were established,a goorl
1npply o! pure water beingo ohtainpd from an artesian
well 300 feet deep and stored in a r11servoir of red b:rick "~"
constructed near the old wmks and capable of holding
84,000 g;allons of water: a new well was sunk at Parson'&
brid!?e in 18go, to a depth of 2'\4 feet, and a pumping
,Rtat.ion huilt at a cost of abont, .(S,ooo : the town i11 lil?'ht,prJ
wit-h gas by a company whose w1nks. erected in 1835 1
are in Rosemary lane. 1 The church of St. AndTew •
•tanding ,on the top .of the hill on and around 'Whioq
the town stands. is a lar~r lmildintr of tlint- with aton11
dressings, in the Decqi·p.ted f\rul Perpendicular o&tyles,
eonsisting of chancel, clerestoried nave of six bays.
aisles, north and soutl;l ~orc.Pes anq -~ western towe1l
with crocketed pinnacles, containing a clock with chime~
and 8 bells dated 1573. 1589, 1633, 1700 and 1755 : thP
east window is a memorial to Dr. Adams, a farmer vica1·
nnd there are others to James Brewster esq. who died iu
1836, to another of the same name, r8g1, ,to John Cal'-
michael esf!. and t(l IMit~s I. Hoblyn; there are also
brasaes to the Rev. Arthur Charles Pag-e )L!. and to
Frank Harris esq. ; the chief feature of interest in the
cbm·cb i~ the Pa..,tern portion of the south aisle, which i,.
of the Geometreal ~I' Early Decorated perio.rl, and
was formerly the Bourchier chapel; here several mem
hers {Jf that family are buried, including Sir Rober!
de Bonrr·hier. Chit-f .Jn~Ztif'P of the Kinl?"s Bench in
Ireland :n •3."i4 and l..oril Chancellor of ~ngland 1340-
ii. ob. f;l.JQ. nnd Barthnlorr..ew hi!> grandson" 3rd
Baron Bonrchier, oh. 1409, with hra~se$ fA> him·
..:•elf and hi~ t.wo wive;; Margaret (Sutton) an{l ldonea
(Lovey): tht>re are two. altal' tombs wit.b recumbent
effigies of armed knights and their wives: .supposed t.o
belong to this family, onE" of the tombs being carwpied ;1
monun1ents to Edmund King,. ob. 1624, and the &v.
John :Manistre M.A. d. t826, and a bras11. to Eln:aheth,.
wife of J{)hn Watson, oo. r6o4.; :in the J1QI'th -aisle are
marble monuments to Sir Samuel Tryonkt. and baronet~­
ob. March, 8, r626; George Brooke and his wife. obi
1770; James Scarlett, d. 1807; Elizabeth Holmes, spin,
ster, d. 1783 and a brass to Samuel Fiske, d. 1718:
~he ..south aisle retains a piscina: ilt 1845 the
chnrch wall restored and def'oralied at. :r co111l of more
t.han £s,ooo: in 1882 an organ chamber was built and a
•
new organ erected at a cost of £8so, and in 1893 a
panelled reredos of oak and mahogany was erected from
designs by the late Sir Arthur Blomfield A.R.A. : there
are sittings for Boo persons. The register dates fnm
the year 1564. The living is a vicarage, ne~ yearly
value £230, with 3 acres of glebe and residence1 in the
gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 191z by
the Rev. Thomas Higham Curling I;J.A. of Wadham Col-
l~:>ge. Oxford. Population (St. Andrew) in rgn, 3,346.
Holy Trinity is an ecclesiastical parish at the wes~ end
of the town, formed June 3, 1844; the chu:r:ch is a
structure {)f flint, with atone facings, in the Eariy
English style, and consists of chancel, clerestoried nan
of six bays. aisles, eouth porch and a western tower
with spire containing one bell : there are eleven stained
windows, the stained east window being ·the gift flf the
Rev. Frederick John Greenham M.A. vicar (1877-So),
in memory of his wife, and th~ west window that of
the Rev. Duncan Fr&ser, vicar :r845-77: in 1878 an
::~r~an chamber was built and the org1u: renovated at. a
..:ost of £4oo ; in ~909 the organ was again enlarged
at a cost of [4oo : there are 700 sittings. The register
date-s from the year 1844· The living is a vicarage, net
yearly value [,2oo. with residence, in the -gin of the
Bi>Jhop of Chelmsford, and held since 1904 by the BeY.
Albert Edward Austin M.A. of University• College,
Durham. The vicarage house was partially rebuilt in
1893• the Ecclesiastical Commissioners giving £r8o to-
wards the cost. , Population (Holy Trinity) in l90'•
2,899. The Society of Friends :bavfll a meeting houae
in Colchester road 1 erected in 185I, with SOQ sittingl.
The Baptist chapel, N~rth street, erected in 1868, has
sittings fo:r 6oo persons. The Particular Baptist chapel,
Colchester road, erected in 1~9. will sea& 250. Tlle
Congre-gational chapel, Parsonage street, erected Jn
1865• is a building in the Decorated style, with a spire
to6 feet high, and will seat 750; under the .church is a
spacious schoolroom and adjoining are lecture and clan
rloms. 'fhe f-Jongrf'gation~l·chapel, High street, erected
in I8J2, has 65o sittings. The Primitive Methodist
chapel in New street, erected ~ "IBJ5, will 'S~~Jt ~oo
persons. The Unitarians have a place of ~eting jn
Factory lane, and the Plymouth Brethren one in Col-
chester road, The Salvation Army hall ':in· Rosemw
lane holds 150 persons. The Cemetery, Colchester
road~ cqnsec.rated in r856, comprises five aorM, with
a mortuary and entrance lodge, in which the superin-
tendent resides ; it is under the control of a joint
burial committee of nine members. seven ,.dected l>y
the Urban District Council and two by Halstead Rural
Pa,risq /Council>'" .! Jqmeu Qf the .. county u.police,~....is
s-~ationed here under an inspector. :J.'be, ToWll.:uan,
in High street, erected in,.rBso • and now.. held bT •
the
Urbant.Pistric~ Oouncil._ is a spaci~ns building used far
balllio public m~etings an4 concens, :and will thold.4f.oo
pel"SOQ$. Th&- Corn. Exchtmge, --adjoining the railway
station, ~!I -bnilt4 in J 865.,.- is pow hired by -th& County
~:unci! fol'l Technical inst:ruction. There is also a haD
at the Balstead Oo·opemtive Stores, Triliity
eoocted in 1887, and holding l!oo persoDJ. .The Literary
and Mechanics' Institute occupies • large· room· olh Qe
ground Jl.oqr of the j'own .Hall, where. there.i&.a.libruy
?i !)bout ;;a,ooo volumes. 'l'he Public Bath!~ w8l'e ~ned
Ul I9-f4· The swipunii:Ig bath is 6o feet by 26 feet. the
rlept}ls t',a.nging from 7' teeio to 3 feet 6 inehea., George
O.mrtauld ·~q. gave £t,ooo 'owards the oost and Ule
Crban District Council furnished the remaining· £8oo.
 ~IRECTORY. J ESSEX.
On the river Colne is a public bathing plaoe under the
..control ~f the Urban District Council. The E Company
el the 5th Territorial Force Battalion Essex Regiment!
drills at Queen's Hall. Halstead V oluntemt Fire :Bri-
gade consists of 20 members, with one manual engine;
Ule towu. is also well fmnished with hydrants. Here
is a branch of the St. John Ambulance Association,
with the English order of St. John of Jeru-
..ealem, whose headquarters are at St. John's gate,
Clerkenwell, London E C, and a branch of the Red
Cross Society. The Halstead Club has premises at the
rear of the Old White Hart inn. The Halstead Consti-
tutional Club is in High street. The Liberal Club,
established in rgor, occupies premises. in Trinity street,
over the Temperance hotel. There is also a W1nking
Ken's Club in Trinity street. . £8g,O'JI; the population in rgrr was 6,265, including 8
On the Market hill, and occupying the- site where
formerly stood an obelisk, is a drinking fountain, pre-
wented to the t{)wn in r887 by George Courtauld esq.
1.P.; it is constructed of Portland stone and granite,
and stands 15 feet in height, rising from a graduated
base of several steps ; on one Fide is an inscription, and
on anGther a wreath, encircling the letters "V.R." and
tbe dates " 1B37-t887;" the whole is surmounted by a
powerful lamp. A public recreation ground in Trinity
1treet. 3! acres in extent, was opened in 1901. to com-
memorate the Diamond Jubill.'e of Her late Majesty
Queen Victoria. At the corner of Chapel hill is a tree
planted to commemorate the marriage of His late Majestv
King Edward VII. to Queen Alexandra, March roth,
1863. Here are an iron foundry and works for the
manufacture of stoves and ranges, a silk and crape fae-
tory, a tannery, a corn mill, saw mill and a brewery
and malting. Messrs. Barclay and Company Limited
and the London County and Westminster Bank Limited
.have branch b~nks here. .A cattle market is held
e>ery Tuesday in Mr. Moger's sale yard, Colchester
road. The " George " and "Bull " are the principal
hotels. There are three weekly newspapers, "The
~ssex and Halstead Times," published on Friday;
the f' Halstead and Colne Valley Gazette," published
on Thursday, and the "Braintree Gazette," published
Thursday. The Cottage Hospital, pleasantly situated
in North. street, and built in r884 at a cost of £r,soo,
at the expense' of George Courtauld e.sq. in memory
of his deceased wife, is a structure of 1·ed brick
with stone facings, from designs by Mr. George
Sherrin ; it has wards for four men, four women and
one child: the hospital is supported by public sub-
ecriptions and is managett by a committee of 24
members, elected annually by the subscribers. The
Infectious DiseasE's Hospital was built in I 8~ by th{'
Urban District Council, at a cost, including the matron's
l'esidence, of £3,570. The Halstead Sanatorium for
tuberculosis consists of 6 shelters, erected in 1913 by
th~ County Council. There are charities of about
6200 yearly, derived chiefly from the following
aources :-A benefaction of £4,ooo left in 1783 by
'tlizabeth H()Jmes. spinster, for industrious inhabitant11
nqt in receipt of parish assistance and for the dis·
sribution of monPy and bread to the poor, and a
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMEN'l'S. LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
•
l'ost, M. 0. & T. & Telephone Express Delivery Office,
High street. Herbert James Dennett, postmaster.
Hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 to IO
l a.m.: money order, telegraph & savings bank busi·
ness. B a.m. to 8 p.m.; telegraph, sundays, 8.30 to
10 a.m. Letters arrive from London at 3.40 a.m.
every morning; delivered at 7 & I I a.m. & 5 & 8
p.m. ; letter box closes for dispatch at 3.40 a.m. for
Haverhill & sub-offices; & 9·30 for Sible & Castle
Hedingham, Great Yeldham, Gestingthorpe, Stan-
boume & Toppesfield ; for London, ro a.m. ; Haver-
hill, Sudbury & Bury St. Edmunds, n.3o a.m.; for
London & forward, Ipswich & Colchester & Earls
Colne, 2.50 p.m.; for Castle Hedingham & Sible Hed-
mgham, 5 p.m.; for London & forward, 5·45 p.m.;
for London & all parts, 8 p.m. ; but letters may be
posted until 8.20 p.m. by affixing an additional !d.
stamp. Letters from Haverhill by mail cart, bring-
ing the bags from Castle & Sible Hedingham, Great
k Little Yeldham, Ridgwell, Baythorn End, Stnrmer
Staml10urne & Toppe.sfield, a.rrive at. 7.30 p.m. On
l!nnda.ys there is only ()De delivery at 7 a.m . .t letter
box eloses for dispatch ot 3·4' a.m. & 8 p.m
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, 12 Trinity street. Miss
Vary Carpenter, sub-postmi&tresl!l. Letter Box
cleared for dispatch at 9.40 k n. 15 a.m. & 2.45, ~· 15
I; 7·45 p.m. week days only
f
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HALSTEA.D AND l
GRE.ENS'l'.EA.D GREEN. j 263
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ch11rity bequeathed by the Rev. .fobn Maiiistre
B.A. formerly of Kin2"'S }Coilege1 Cambridge, and
'"ector of Stoweit Provost,t Dorset, . who in 1826 left
£2,5r4 ns. ud. in Consols, the interest now amount-
ing to £67 Ss, Sd. being fol" 1 the purchase • of
bread to be distribu~ed wPekly to poor people who
attend the church. R. E. Vaizey esq. B..A., J.P, of 'l'il-
bury Hall, Castle Hedingham, who is lord of the manor,
Mrs. Hornor, Rev. B. J. H, Beridge M.A. M;iss K. ]1(.
Harris, and Charles Wing Gray esq. J.P. of Green-
stead Green, are the principal landowners. The soil
is mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops
are wheat, barley, oats and roots. The -area of the
Urban parish and of the district of the Urban Council
is 641 acres of land and 6 of water J rateable value,
inmateS" and 8 officers in the workhouse and 72 .in ~he
Industrial School for Girls.
The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 191 I
was: St. Andrew (parish church), 3,346 and Holy
Trinity, 3,185.
The area of Halstead Rural parish is 4·976 acres of
land and 10 of water; rateable value, £s,g68; the popu-
lation in rgrr was 776.
Parish Clerk of St. Andrew, Waltel.' William Cooper,
42 Colchester road ; Trinity Church, Herbert Sargent,
New street.
GREENSTEAD GREEN, a hamlet about 3 miles by
road and 2 by footpath south of the town, was constituted
an ecclesiastical parish December 23, r 845\ and now
forms part of the HalstP.ad Rural civil parish. 'The
church of St. James the Apostle, an edifice of flint with
stone facings, in the Decorated style, from designs by
the late Sir G. Gilbert Scott R.A. was erected and
endowed in 1845 at the expense of the late Mrs. Gee,
of Earls Colne, and consists of chancel, nave, north
porch and a tower, with spire of m()ulded brick, con-
taining a clock and 6 bells, cast in 1846 and rehung in
r893 at a cost of £75· The chancel windows are
stained : the reredos of stone, designed by the late Sir
Arthur Blomfield .A.R. .A. was erected in 1893 by Mrl!.
Briscoe, of Fir Wood, as a memorial to Misa M. Adama.
The church plate is af .massive silver, beautifully
chased : there are 200 sittings. The registeT dates from
the year 1846. The living is a- vicarage, net yearly
value ;{,2oo, with resid·ence, in the gift of the Bishop of
Chelmsford, and held since rgo4 by the Rev. Henry
Samuel Brooks M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford.
Grfenstead Hall, the property and residence of Claude
Frederick Shoolbred esq. is pleasantly situated in a
park of about 50 acres. Stanstead Hall is the property
and residence of Samuel Courtauld esq. '!'he so.i.l; is
clay and gravel; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, barley and beans. The population in 191.t was
sog. .
Sexton, Josl.'ph Coppm.
URBAN DISTRICT ·COUNCIL~
Offices, Town hall.
Meeting day, rst monday in every mont•h at 7.30 p.m_
Members.
Chairman,,ltobert Lake Hughes J.P.
Vice-Chairman, Arthur Henry BartraJ»,
George Fredk. Catchpole
Waiter Clark
I
Retire April, rgxs.
William E. Dont
Robert Lake Hughes J.P
Retire April, rg16.
Arthur Henry Bartram Frank P. Motley
Alfred William Kibble I
Harry Harvey Portway> .T.P
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Betirt: April, 1917.
Wm. Owen Isaac Clover· t
Hy. William .Tames. A.:t:s
Frederick. Cocksedge- . ~ Geo. Stanley Mu.r[ay Moger
~ Officers ;
Clerk, Robert Rutherford Morton, High street'
Treasurer, William Nerill Tufnell, Langleys, Gt. W'lllthaitt.
Medical Officer of Health, Edward Bertram Smith M.B.,
B.S. Stisted
Surveyor a. Sanitary ln!!pector, William' "'Arlhur
Nicholson, Head street . • ..
Collect{)r, Waiter Gibb~, 23 High street
 264 ( HAL~TEAD AND (
(GREEN STEAD GREEN. j
ESSEX.
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR PE'l'TY SESSIONAL.
DIVISION OF HAI.STEAD.
Brewster Charles Edward, Maple!ltead hall, :Maplestead,
Halstead (chairman)
Blomfield Alfred, Orange hall, Gosfield, Halstead
Botterell John Jame.s Dumville, Colne park, Earls Colne,
Essex
Courtauld George, Cut Hedge, Gosfield. Halstead
Dickinson Henry Basham, Le Mote, Pebmarsh, Bures
Gray Charles Wing, Piercy's, Greenstead Grn. Halstead
. Grimston Waiter Edwd. Colne Place, Earls Colne, Essex
Hills Harris, National Liberal club, Whitehall place,
London SW
Hills Henry Francis, Chalkney, Earls Colne, Essex
Hughes Robert Lake, Eastholme, Sudbury rd. Halstead
Hunt Reuben, Tillwicks, Earls Colne, Essex
Portway Harry Harvey, Bois hall, Sudbury rd. Halstead
Vaizey Francis Arthur, Bentalls, Halstead
Wren Joseph M.A. Colneford house, Earls Colne, Essex
"The chairmen, for the time being, of the Halstead Urban &
Rural Di!lbrict Councils, are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk to the Magistrates, Robert Rutherford Morton,
· High street
Petty Sessions held at the Police station -every alternate
tuesday at I I a.m. The places in the division are
Alphamstone, Bures Hamlet, Earls Colne, Colne En-
. gaine, White Colne, Gosfield, Halstead Urban, Hal-
stead Rural, Great & Little Henny, Lamarsh, Little
Maplestead, Middleton, Pebmarsh, Twinstead & Wick-
ham St. Paul
HALSTEAD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The Parishes in the District are the same as in the
Union, with the exception of Halstead Urban. The
area is 38,712 acre'!; the population in 19n was
10,332.
Uouncil meets at the Workhouse everv• alternate fridav•
at I p.m.
Chah1nan. Charles E. Drewster J.P. Maplestead ball
Officials.
Clerk, Sidney Richard Lon~, Head street
Treasurer. William Nevill Tufnell, Langleys,Gt. Waltbam
Medical Officer.s of Health, No. I district, E. Bertram
Smith M.B., B.S. Stisted; No. 2 district, John Bourne
Bromley M.R.C.S.Eng. Ca~tle Hedingham
Sanitary Inspectors & Highway Surveyors, Ist District,
Harry 0. Cross, 26 Parsonage street, Halstead; 2hd
District, William Harry Eade, Sible Hedingham
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
-"Demetery, Cofcbester road, Edgar Joseph Potter, clerk
t-o the joint committee; George Wiffen, superintendent
Co-operative Assembly Rooms, Trinity stre~t; Herbert
Amey, sec
Ccttage Hospital, North street, Charles Stewart Wink
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. John Bourne Bromley M.R.C.S.
Eng. Charles Gordon Roberts M.A., M.B., B.C.Camb.
Thomas Edward Pallett M.D.Brux., L.S.A.Lond. Henrv•
.Joseph Twamley L.R.C.S.I., L.M.Irel., L ..A.H.Dub.
Herbert Andrew Watney M.B., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & James Bromley L.R.C.P.
Lond., ~.R.C.S.Eng. medical officers.; Erne.st H.
Knight, hon. sec.; Edgar Joseph Potter, assistant
sec. & collector ; :Miss Kathleen Buckingham, matron
County Court, His Honor Hy. Tindal-_-\tkinson, judge;
Robert Rutherford M01·ton, registrar & high bailiff;
the county court is held bi-monthly. The following is
a list of parishes & places within the jurisdiction of
the court :-Earls Colne, Colne Engaine, White Colne.
Gosfield, Halstead, Sible Hedingham, Castle Heding·
ham, Great Maplestea.d, Little Maplestead, Marks Hall.
Pebmarsh, Tilbury-juxta-Clare, Toppesfield, Great
Yeldham & Little Yeldham
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that
of Colchester; Frederick Messent, official receiver, 36
Princes street, Ipswich
Certified Bailiffs under the " Law of Distress Amendment
Act," Stanley Moger, Head street, Halstead; Samuel
Tyler, Head street, Halstead; Thomas Howard, Earls
Colne ; Samuel George Tyler, Head street, Halstead &.
J ames Frederick Bens on, High street, Halstead
Customs & Excise Office, 65 New street, Frank G.
Blenkhorn, officer
Police Station, Trinity street, John Willsmer, inspector
& five constables; Greenstead Green, Pebmarsh, Bures
Hamlet & Gosfield, one constable ea.ch ; F..arls Colne,
one sergeant & on.- constable
[KELL¥'d
Shipwrecked Fishermeu & Mariners' Royal Benevolen~
Society ; Hon. Representatives, Edgar T. Adama •
Francis N. Adams B..A.. The Cottage
Town Hall, High street
Urban D1strict Council Hospital for Infectious
Charles Gordon Roberts M.A., M.B., B.C.Camb. medi·
cal officer; Miss Beatrice Bennett, matron
Volunteer Fire Brigade, Head street;, Edgar Tarry
Adams, captain; William Arthur Nicholson, sup~. •
sec. & ISt & 2nd engineers & 16 men
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
Essex Yeomanry (D Troop, B Squadron), 2nd Lieut. G.
P. N. Reid
5th Territorial Ba~talion, Essex Regiment (E Co.), Drill
hall, Queen's hall; Lieut. C. A. Gould; Sergt. Victor
Cramp, drill instructm·
HALSTEAD UNION.
Board day, friday, fortnightly,at the Workhouse,atu a.m.
The Union comprises seventeen parishes, viz. :-Castle
Hedingham, Colne Engaine, Earls Colne, Gosfield,
Great Maplestead, Halstead Urban, Halstead Rural.
Little Maplestead, Little Yeldham, Pebmarsb, Ridge-
well, Sible nedingham, Stambourne, Tilbury, Toppes·
field, White Colne & Great Yeldham. The area ol
the union is 39,305 acres ; ratooble value, Lady Day,
1913, £94,2~9; the population of the union in rgr,r
was r6,5g6
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Charles Edward
Brewster J.P. Maplestead hall, near Halstead
Clerk to the Guardians & Assessment Committet>,
Sydney Richard Long, Head street
Treasurer, William Nevill Tufnell, Langleys. Gt. Waltham
Relieving & Vaccination Officers & Collectors to the
Guaidians & Inspectors under the " Children's .!et,"
1st aistrict, William Crowe Sheen, 26 Parsonage st.
Ra.Istead; 2nd district, Louis Delf, Great Yeldham
"Medical Offic!.'rs, Halstead district, rst diYision, Charles
Stewart Wink M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. High street, Hal-
stead; Halstearl district, 2nd division, Charles Gordon
Roberts M.A., ~LB., B.C.Camh. F..a.stdene, :New streel,
Halstead; No. 2 district, Henry Joseph Twamley
L.R.C.S. & L.M.I. Sible Hedingham; No. 3 district,
Thomas Edward Pallett M.D.Brux. Earls Colne; No. 4
district, Thomas William Bartlett M.D.Durham, •
L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Glas. Steeple
Bumpstead; No. :; district, James Bromley L.R.c:r.
Lond., M.R C.S.Eng. Sible Hedin~ham
Public Vaccinators, 1st district, Charles Stewart Wink
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. High street, Halstead; other
districts, same as Medical Officers
The Workhouse, erected in 1838, at a cost of [7,500, ia
available for 250 inmates; Fredericl;: William Kemp,
master; Ed~ar Tarry .Adams, l{ly reader; Charles
Stewart Wink M.RC.S., L.R.C.P. medical officer;
:Mrs. Olive Kemp, matron
HALSTEAD REGISTRATIO~ DISTRICT. '
Superintendent Rf'gistrar, Sydney Richard Long, Head
street, Halstead; deputy, William Art.hur Nicholson,
Head street
Registrars of Marriages, Samuel Tyler, Head street, HaJ.•
stead; deputy, Samuel George Tyler, Head street.
Halstead; John Spurgeon, Sible Hedingham; deputy,
Ernest S. Willis, Sible Hedingham
Reg-istrars of Bil-ths & Deaths, Hah•tead sub-district,
Wm. Crowe Sheen, z6 Parsonage st. Halstead; depnty,
Edgar Joseph Potter, Colchester road, Halstead;
Hedingham sub-district, Louis ..Delf, Great Y eldham;
deputy, William Harry Eade, Sible Hedingham
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Certifying Factory Sure-eon, Chal'lt"s Stewart Wink
M.R.C.S., L.R.CP. Hi!!h street
Chief Inspector of Weights .,._ Measures & under "Sale
of Food & Drugs Act " & Official Sampler under
"Fertilisers & Fef'ding Stuffs Act" for the Northern
District, A. dam 'Vard. I North hill, Colchester
Clerk to the Halstead Grammar School for Girls, Roht.
Rutherford Morton, High street
Clerk to Halstead District Sub-Committee of the Essex
Education Committee,
Clerk to Halstead Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pea·
sion Committee, Robert Lake Hugbes, Head street
Clerk to the Vestry, Assistant Overseer & Clerk to
Halstead Rural Parish Council, Samuel Tyler, Head sl
Collector of Taxes, Samuel G. Tyler, Head street
Town Crier, James Scott, North street
Veterinary Inspector for Essex County Ccuncil, Hal·
stead & Hedingham Divisions, Frederic Morton Wallis
M.R.C.V.S. 38 Head street
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i GREEN STEAD GREEN. j 265
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. Attendance Officers, H. G. Hughes, Chapel st.; Edgar
St. Audrew~s Church, High street, Rev. Thomas Higharn Joseph Potter, Blue Bridge, Colchester road & W. H.
Curling B.A. vicar; Rev. Claude A. Bloomfield Allen Kinsey, Birdbrook
B.A. curate; 8 &; 10.30 a. m. & 2.45 &; 6.30 p.m. ; Public Elementary.
daily, 8 a.m. & 6 p.m. ; wed. & fri. n a.m Factory lane (mixed), builb in 191I, for .po boy~ &
Holy Trinity Church, Trinity street, Rev. Albert Edwd. girls; average attendance, 310; Harry Morton.
Austin M.A.. vicar; 8 &; II a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; Mathews, master
daily, 5.30 p.m.; wed. & fri. n a.m Factory hme (infants), built in 1844, for 1~8 children;
St. James' Church, Greenstead Green, Rev. Henry average attendance, I 10; Miss Dora. Pudney. mistress
Samuel Brooks M.A. vicar; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; & St. Andrew's, Colchester road, built in 18]6, (boys) for
daily, morning k evening 140; avera.ge attendance, 103; Thos. Fisher, master;
Friends' Meeting HouRe, Colchester road; n a. m (girls) for 128; average att-endance, 94; Miss Marion
Baptist, North street, Rev. Arnold H. Yates; 10.3-0 Whitehead, mistress; (infants) for qg children;
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; mon. 7.30 p.m average attendance, 8 r ; "Yiss Jane Iggulden, mistre11s
Baptist (Particular), Colchester road; 10.30 a.m. &; 6.30 St. James's, Greenstead Green (mixed), built in 1846 &
p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m enlarged in 1884, for 100 children; average attend·
Congregational, Pa1 sonage street, Rev. Russell Eric ance, 32; Miss '1ahala Isom, mistress
Thomas B.A.; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m Trinity, Trinity street (mixed & infants), built in 1845
Congregational, High street, Rev. Henry Wm. Jame;> & enlarged in 1881, at a cost of £I5o, & in I90l at
A. T.S.; 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m a furthPr cost of [300, for 120 boys &; girls & 125
Primitive Methodist, New street. (Halstead & Great infants; averag-(' attendance, roo boys &; girls &: 93
Bardfield Circuit), Rev. Fre!lerick Wil!l.iam Wilkinson infants ; Miss Bessil" Glasson, mistress
(supt..); 10.30 a.. m. &; 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.rn
Plymouth Brethren, Colchester road, 6.30 p.m Indnstrial, School lane, for girl~. certified March 12, 1a69.
Salvation Army, Rosemtuy la.; II a.m. &; 3 & 6.30 p.m unde1· the Industrial Schools Act of 1866; there are
Unitarian, Factory lane; 6.30 p.m. (fortnightly) now ( rgq) 6-t inmates; Miss Sarah Eliz.a Binks, !><Upt
SCHOOLS. CONVF. Y AXCE.
Grammar School for Girls, Colchester road, opened Colne Valley & Halstead Railway, head offices; Elyot S.
1909, for secondary education & controlled by a body Hawkins, geneml manager, engineer & sec
of governors: there is a preparatory department for Railway Station, Frederick Coppin, 163 King's road, sta-
boys & girls frvm 5 to Io years of age ; Miss Amy tion master
Brooks B.A.I,ond. hf'ad mistress; Miss Dora Turner Omnibuses to BtaintreP, E. & B. Smith, from High st.
iB.Sc.Lond. second mistress; Robert Rutherford 1
every wed. &; Thomas Argtmt, from Dog inn, North
Morton, Hi~h street, clerk to the governors 1 street, mon. wPd. &; sat
Technical School, Bridge street; Handicraft centre, ,
William Jones, ma~ter; Cookery Cf'ntre, Mis4 Ethel CARRIERS '1'0 : -
Peterson, mistress Braintree Thomas Argent, mon. wed. & sat
, Chappel & .Earls Colne Leo. James Pendle, daily
ESSEX EDUCATION COMMITTEE.
Halstead District Sub-Committee. Post Office, Greenstead Green. James Emest Osborne,
1
The Committee, formed in June, 1910, consists of 2o 1 sub-postmaster. Letters from Halstea.d a.rrive at
members ; 7.25 &; 11.45 a.m.; dispatched at 9 a.m. & 6.25 p.m.;
Meetings are held at the Council chamber, Town hall, 1
~undays, 10 a.m. The nearest money order &; tele-
on last tuesday in the month at 3.30 p.m i graph office is at Halstead, 2! miles distant
Chairman, Charles Edward Brewster J.P 1 Wall Letter Box, near the church, cleared at 9·5 a.m. &i
• Clerk, i 6.3-o p.m. ; sunday, 10.5 a.m
School Medical Inspector, I County Police, John Willsmer, inspector
HALSTEAD.
PRIVA1'J: RESIDENTS. Gray Miss, 67 Colchester road Philbrick Miss,The Cedars,Sudbury rd
Adams Edgar Tarry, The Cottage, Hall l\lrs. 15 Chapel hill Portway Harry Harvey J.P. Bois hall,
Trinity street Hartle Philip,Broomhill, Colchester rd Sudbury road
Adams Percy, Oaklands Hodgson Col. Henry West C.V.O. Att- Ravenshaw Col. Charles W. :SetheT
Alien Rev. Claude Alfred Bloomfield woods; & Naval & Militarv cluh, Prior, Colchester road
B.A. 19 Head street Piccadilly W & Wellingtmi club, Roberts Charles Gordon M.A., M.B.
Ambrose George Wm. 9 Head strel"t Grosven<Jr place SW, London 1 Cam b. Eastdene
Ardley Mi~ses, Sloe farm Hornor Mrs. The Howe Root Wm. Herbert, 65 Colchestilr rd
Austin Rev. Albert Edward M.A. Hughes Robert Lake J.P. Eastholme, Sant Henry John, 49 New street.
Holy Trinity vicarage Sudbury road Sargent Robert, Clairholm, North st
Binks Miss, Mount hill Inman Miss, 6 Colchester road Saunders Alfred B. Woolston house,
Brooks Miss A., B.A. Waverly house, Jame.s Rev. Henry William A.T.S. Sudburv road
Colchester road (Congregational),The Manse,High st Scott Waiter E. 67 New street
Brough Thomas, Sudbury road Johnson .Mrs. Ivy house, High street Seabrook Mrs. 69 New street
Buck Chas. Trinity villa, Chapel hill Kibble Alfred William, 103- King's rd Shave Mrs. Hillcrest. Pretoria road
Carruthers Andrew John, 21 Head st Knight Ernest Henry, Idsworth, Pre- Simmons SI. Dornhurst.,Colchester rd
Clark Wait. VictOTia cot. Colchester rd tmia road Smith Wm. Arthur, Sudbury road
Clayton Ernest, 84 North street Knight MN. 86 North street · I Sudbnry William, Mallows
Clover William Isaac Owen, The Long Sydney Richard, Gold thorn, J Tayll"r .Mrs. ~\shford lodge
Ohestnutt~, Trinity street Colchester road ThomM Rev. Russell Eric RA. (Con-
Cocksed~?e Fredk. Bay ho. Chapel st l\'linter Richard, 13 High street gregational), Parsonage street
Coote Mi~. Lindens, Head street Mitchell Reginald Bennett, Lyndhurs-t, Thomas William, Bluebridge house
XCOurtanld Wm. Julien J.P. Penny Pot Sudbury road Thompson Rev. John Elijah M.A..
Cressall Mrs. Rose cottage, Mount hi Moger Stanley, 64 Head street Firwood
Curling Rev. Thomas Higham B.A. Morley Mrs. The Elms, Head street Thorn Thomas, 45 Head street
(vicar), St. Andrew's vicarage Morris .Mrs. 46 Head street Tyler Samuel, Chipping hill
Deacon Lt.-Col. Edmd. D.L. Sloe ho Morton Gerard Sinclair, The Firs, Vaizev• Francis .!rthur J.P. Bentalls
Dennett Herbert James, Trafalgar lo. ~udbury road Wallis Frederic .Morton, 38 Head st
Colchester road Morton Robert Rutherford, Star stile Warner Mrs. 63 New l!treet
Diaper Frank, Bank house, High st Nash George, North street ~ Watney Herbert .!ndrew M.B. Red
Fitch Mrs. 59 New street Naylor Alonzo,Blocldey cot.Pret<Jria rd house, Colchester road
1
Pitch Mrs. E. J. 55 Pretoria road Xichols Clarence R. Mytholm, Col-1 Wilkinson Rev. Fredk.Wm.Factory la
Fitchett Miss, Trinity ho. Trinity st chester road Wink Charles Stewart, High street
.Poster Arthur, Mill house, Causeway Oakley Mrs. 20 Head street Yates Rev. Arnold H. (Baptist), Ea"t
Goodt>y Albert, The Chase, Head st Pattison Waiter Ernest, 74 Head st lodge. Pretoria road
CO:r.DIERCIAL. A.kers Alfred, Bird-in-Hand P.H. :;6 Chapel hill
Early closing day, Wednesday. A.mey Waiter William, baker, 20 New st.& 94 Tiding;~ hl
Abbott Ada (Miss). private school, Colchester road A.rdley H. B. ()-lrs.), apartments, 19 Head !<h·eet
Ad11ms Thomas Franci~ & Sons, brewers, maltsters, Argent Thomas, carrier, 49 North street
mineral water manufacturers & corn merchWits, A.rnold Alfred, fruiterer, 45 Hi!!h strePt
Trinity street; &: stores at Shalford (T. G. Brunwin, Bacon Fr:tnk, beer retailer -
•
agent)
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Baker, Son & Oo. general drapers, milliners & dress Copsey William, shopkeeper, 82 Parsonage street
makers, 7, 8 & 9 Head street Corder Henry, beer retailer, 30 Tidings hill
Banbury F. & Son, drapers, 7, 9 & I I High street Cottage Hospital (John Bourne Bromley M.&.O.S.
Baptist Chapel Institute (John Harvey, kPeper), North »t Eng. Charles Gordon Roberts M.A., M.B., B.O.
Barber John, farmer, Brick Barn farm Camb. Thomas Edward Pallett M.D.Brnx., L.S.A.,
Barber Thomas, confectioner, 9 North street I Land. Henry Joseph Twamley L.B.C.S.I., L.M.
Barclay & Company Limited (branch), bankers (Frank lrel., L.A.H.Dub, Herbert A. Watney M.B., B.S.
Diaper, manager), High street; draw on head office, Loud., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. James Bromle7
54 Lombard street, London E C L.R.O.P.Lond. M.B.C.S.Eng. & Charles Stewan
Barrel George, boot maker, Head street Wink M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officers;
Barry &; Co. printers, 21 High street Ernest H. Knight, hon. sec.; Edgar Joseph Potter,
Bartholomew Margaret ('Mrs.), dr<asa ma. 40 Pretoria. rd assistant sec, & collector ; :Miss Kathleen Bucki~ham,
Bartram Arthur Henry, confectioner 101 & 103, & matron), North street
fruiterer 105, High street Cottis James F. shopkeeper, 2 Stanley road
Batelyg Limited, clothiers, 66 High street Coulson Reginald, baker, 40 High street
·Beadle James, plnmber, see Harrington & Beadle Oounty Court (His Honor H. 1'indal Atkinson, jndge;
Beckwith William, cabinet; maker, Parsonage street Robert Rutherford Morton, registrar & high bailiff),
Belchamp Deanery Magazine (William Herbert Root, High street
publisher; published monthly), Trinity street. Courtaulds Limited, silk & crape manufacturer~
Bennett Alfred James, fishmongPr, 64 High street Craig James, farmer, Fitzjohn's
Benaon .Jamea Frederick, auctioneer, valuer, sur- Cramp Sergt. Victor, drill instructor to E Oo. 5th
Teyor, land, house &; estate agent, 30 High street Territorial Battalion Essex RegimPnt, Queen's hall
T A " Benson ; " T N 21 Cross Harry 0. sanitary inspector & highway mrveyor
Bentall Ethel (Miss). ladies' outfitter, 33 High street to the Rural District Council, 26 Parsonage street
Bird John A. fruiterer, 67 High street · Culyer Alfred, watch maker, 62 High street
Blomfield Alfred, dairyman, 2 Parsonage street Custom & Excise Office (Frank G. Blenkhom, ofticer),
Blomfield Elizabeth (Mrs.), farmer, Blamsters . 65 New street
Blyth Eliza (Mrs.), apartments, 44 North street Davey Edith (Miss), dress makPr, Beridge road
Board of Trade Labour Offices (Bert H. Owers, in Davey Frank, wire worker, 72 Head street
charge), Head street Davey Waiter Janu~s. hoot 1epairer, 81 Trinitr ruad
Rowyer Samuel, smith, Bridqe -.t1·eet Deal George, farm bailiff to the Rev. B. J. H. Beridge
Bradridge Thomas & Co. coal merchants. King's road M.A. Froyz•
hall
Bragg Charles, shopkeeper, 17 North street Deal Riehard; shopkeeper, 103 North street
Bragg George, fish dealer, 2 New street Debenham Alfred Edward, insuranca agent, l:13 Kwg'a rd
Bragg Harry, bricklayer, 93 Parsonage street Deeks John Thomas, builder, 72 North street
Bragg Henry, fishmunger, 75 Parsonage street Denn1!tt Herbert James, postmaster & stamp distributor,
Braintree Gazette (William Herbert Root, proprietor; High street
published thurs. evenmg), Trinity street Diaper Frank, manager of Barclay & Company's Bank,
Brazier E. & Son, wire workers. 78 Head street High strert
Brown Hugh &; Co. Limited (Philip Hartle, managing Diss Leonard, boot maker, 82 Beridge road
director), tanners, 52 High street Dixey Kate (.Mrs.), bePr retailer, North street
Brown R. & Son, market gardeners, Chapel street Doe Arthur, butchers 8 Trmity street
Brown William Edward &; Son, tailors, 14 High street Doubleday E. & T. P. grJcers, High street & Trinity st
Brown Alfred Duncombe, pharm. chemist, 12 High street Thlnbleday E. &; T. P. & Co. drapers, Head street
Broyd Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 74 Trinity road Douse William E. butter dealer, Chapel hill
Broyd Ernest, farmer, Brook stree-t Dring Charles, jobbing gardener, Parsona~e street
Broyd Samuel, beer retailer, 41 Chapel hill Dunt W illiam E. draper, 2 & .1 Britlge street
Broyd William, butcher, 107 High street Edwaz·ds Frederick Waiter, tinman, Korth street
Buck Charles, carriage builder, Bridge street Essex Archreological Society (Rev. Thomas High&m
Burgess Herbert Charles, Dog P.H. 40 North street Curling B. A. sec.), St. Andrew's vicarage
Butcher George, tailor, 20 Boisfield terrace Essex & Halstead Times (B:ury & Co. publishers & pro-
Butcher John, hosier & glover, 39 High street. T N 25 prietors; published friday for saturday), 21 iHigh st
Butcher Leonard S. market gardener, 39 High street Ev.ans Annie (~rs.), confectioner, 83 Parsonag~ street
Oarpenter Mary & Emmie (Misses), stationers, Post Evans Ernest T. farmer, Bois hall, Sudbury road
office, Trinity street Evans Frederick, butcher, 69 Head street
Carpenter Henry, insurance agPnt, 9 Trinity S!Juare Evans Herbert, pbrk butcher, 79 Parsonage street
Carter & Son, stationers, 28 High street Evans Jacob, jun, pig dealer, ColnE' road
Cemetery (Edgar Joseph Potter, clerk to the joint Com- Evans Percy F. grocer, 19 High street
mittee;- George Wiffen. supt. ), Colchester road ' Evans Thomas William, greengrocer, 6o Head street
Chaplin &; Keeble, cycle agents, 57 High street Fitch FlOi'rie (Miss), laundress, Glenthorne ril. Nortli. d
Ohapliu James, farmer. Plaistow green Fletcher Frederick, pork butcher, 82 High street
Clark Sarah & Alice (Misses). news agents. 4:1 High "t Foster Rupert R. artificial teeth maker, IIS King's road
Clark Edith May (Miss), confectioner, 41 iHigh street French Edward W. teacher of music, 46 Pretoria road
Clark Waiter, cabinet maker, 1 High &treet French Richard Arthur, watch maker, 78 High S"treefi
Ohuke Osborne George, bntcher, u Head street Frost Edmund, miller (steam & wind), Boisfield
Claydon Herbert Walter, boot maker. 32 Trinity street Frye F. Florence (Miss), ·draper, 91 & 93 High street
Olemen.ts H!'l'bert. watch & cldck mnker, 22 Tidings hill Fuller Alfred John. Whit& Horse P.H. ~2 Parsonage .~
Clift Waiter, fried fish dealer, 12 Head street Garrod Henry, tobacconist, 20 Trinity street
Clonr Owen & Son, millers (steam), Bridge streei Gibbs Waiter, confectioner &; collt>Ctor to th6 Urban
Oocbedge Alice & Ada (Misses), confectioners, Bridge 11t District Council, 23 High street ·
Cocksedge Henry & Son, timber merchants. Gibbs William, h'air dresser, 56 Parsonage street
general wood turners, & saw mills, Steam saw mills Gittus Albert Euwaz·d. RDse &i Crown P.H. 55 Head st
Coe Aliee (Miss), confectiom~r. 2 Neale road Gold~mith HariT H. count,, court bailiff, Colchester 11oad
Ooles &; Oo. chemists. 25 High street Goodchild George, farmer·, Hepworth hall
Coles Samuel John, dentist. 2•; High street Goodey A.lbert L.D.S.Eng. dentist, The Chase, Head -sl
Colne Valley' & Halstead Railway Company (Eiyot S. Goodey Henry, haulier, White House farm
Hawkins, general manager, engineer & sec; Samup) Goodey :Mark, Griffin P.H. 103 Parsonage street
Rayner, aceonntant) Gosling Frank, hair dre!"s~r, r Trinity !!quare & bard-
Oook Fairy (Mrs.), greengrocer. 24 Trinitv street ware dl'aler. 22 Trinity str~:>et
Cook George, Ernest. jun. beer retailE'r, 76 Tidings hill Gould Moses & W allace, ~reengrocers, 34 Chapel hiU
Cook Sidney, mineral water manufactnr!:'r, Parsonage st Gray Arthur, Royal Oak P.H. 58 High street
Cooke Eliza Ann (Mrs.), Kin~'s A r·ms P.H. 8 North st Halstead Club (F. :M:orton Wallis, honorary secretary),
Cooke JanE' (Mrs.) L O.S midwife. I:<><• King's road High street
Cooper F. k :a. <drapers, 70. 8T & 8< Hie-h strt>et Halstead & "Colne Valley Gazette (William Herbert Boot,
Cooper Frederick, g-reengrocer, 97 High street p1·oprietor; published thurs. evening). Trinity street
Cooper Harry. motor eneineer, High street &; cycle- Halstead Constitutional Club (A. Debenham, sec.;.
agent, Head street. Telegrams, "Cooper, Motors~ Timothy Rayner, steward), High street
Halstead ; " T N 12 Hals'tead k District Free Church Council (R!"V. .irnold
Cooper Waiter William, basket maker, & parish clerk of Yates, hon. sec)
St. Andrew's, 4:2 Colchester r{)ad & 26 High street Halstead Football Club (Edward Doe, sec.), Beridge rd
Co-operative AssE>mbly Rooms (Herberti Amey, sec.), Halstead Gas Co. Limited (F. A.rthur Last, sN~. ~ msn-
Trinity street ager), Bridge street; works, Rosemary lane
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Halstead Gil"ls' Club (.Miss 1{argaret }'attison,_ hon. Mort<ln Gerard Sinclair. solicitor (firm, Morton & Sun),
sec.), The Limes, Head street ' High street
Balstead Grammar Schoo~ for Girls (Miss Amy Brooks Morton Robert Rutli~rford (firm, Morton k Son), sol~
B.A.Lond. head mistress; Miss Dora Turner B.Sc. citor, commissioner for oaths, clerk to the magis-
London, Atec()nd )ll,ist.r.,!!S 1 ~obert Rutherford .Morton, trates for the Halstead division k North Hinckford
clerk), Col~he&ter road (Hedingham) division, k clerk to the Urban District
Balstea4. jqdustrial CQ·opera.tive Society Ltd. (Berbert Council k Halstead Grammar School for Girls,High st
Amey, sec.), Trinity street k High street :Mott Thomas, far·mer, Stones farm
}lalstead Liberal Association (J. Owen Clover, sec) MO¥ Thomas Limited. coal, corn, hay k seed mer-
Jlalstead ltibeJ:al Club (J. Owen Clover & William Monk, cha-nts; offices, 74 Head street (T N 20); King's road
joint hon. secs.), Trinity street & Bridge street
HaJstead Public Baths (Josiah Smith, attendant) Munford Alice E. (Miss), fan<:y I'epQsitory, 4 Head street
;Halst-ea4 Sanatorium for Tube1culosis (Charles Gordon Nash Robsrt k Son, butchers, 76 High street
Roberts M.A., M.B., B.Ch.Camb. medical officer) Nash George, fmnitnre de:u"r· 4 & 6 High stret-t
Balstead Town Band (H. A. Adams, bandmaster ; A. Nash Basil, upholsterer, 41 North street
B. Laurence, sec.). Trinity street NPedham Herbert G. Yt> Olde White Harte hotel, 15
Halstead Urban District Council .Ilospita~ for Infectious High street; wines & spi.l'its of the finest quality;
Diseases (Charles Gordon Rober-ts M.A., M.B., B.O. luncheons & teas; good stabling
Carob. medical officer; Miss Beatrice- Bennett, matron) Newton A. W. k H. smiths, Bridge street
Balstead VoluntePr Fire Brigade (Edgar Tarry Adams, Newton Albert, fried fish dealer, Bridge street
captain; William Arthur Nichol~on, supt. k sec.), Newton Elymas, chimney swepper, 2 Chipping bill
Bead street Newton Waiter Winterworth, poultry dlr. 41 Tidings hl
Halstead Water Works (William .\1 thur Nicholson, Nicholson William .!.rthur, surveyor k sanitary inspector
manager), Head street Halstood Urban Di~trict Council & deputy registrar,
H-arbord Alfred, RPd Lion P.R. I Mount Plt>asant Head street
Harrington & Beadle, plumbers & painters, 49 Trinity l'd Norman George, ral{ merchant, Mount Pleasant
Barrington Jacob, boot repairer, 6o North o~treet · North William, seedsman, 99 High street
Harvey John, saddler, 12 Parsonage street I Norton J&mes, tobacconist, 3 High street
Hawkins Elyot S. general manager.. engineer &; sec. to Os borne J ulia Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer,. 64 Parsonage st
the Colne Vallev & Halstead Railway Co Osborne Lewis, carpenter, Parsonage street
Hayward Henry Snare, boot maker, 68 High :<trePt Owers James, temperance hotel proprietor, Trinity at
Holgate Henry William, f.armer Pamplin Alfred, walking stick maker, t Tidings hill
Hughes Robert Lake, clerk t-o Halstead Sub-Committee Parish J ane (Mrli. ), stay maker, xo Trinity square
of Essex Local Pension Committee, Head street Parsonson Charles, basket maker, Factory lane
Hume Emily (Mrs.), King's Head P.H. Colchester road Patrick George, laundry, School house, 'N m:th street
Industrial School (Mi~s Sa.ruh Eliza Bink~. supt. ), Patrick James, beer retailer, 89 North street-
School lane Pattison Waiter Ernest, agent for Thomas Moy Limited,
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, grocers, 56 74 HPnd· street
High street . Pawsey Waiter, hair dresser, 37 High street
Jolley Ernes~ outfitter, ~orth strt>et & 6g High street Pendla Leo James, carrier, k agent for Sutton k Co.
Junior Primrose League (Miss Mm ice, hon. sec.), 36 carriers, High street
Pretoria road · Pendle Nathan William, furniture dPaler, 70 Bigh st
Keeble Cecil, cycle agent, see Chaplin & Keeble Pick Horace, farmer .
Kemp Alfred, painter, 33 New street Pike Horace Greave'l, photographer, 26 High J!treet
Kemp Ernest, beer retailer, 5 Trinity square Polley Nathan, farm bailiff to Fran.:is ..bthm1 V<aizey e~tq
Kemp W alter, shopkeeper, ChapPl hill Porter Frank, farmer, Conies
Kidby Harry Charles, Railway hotel, Bridge >rtreet Portway C. & &m, ironmongers, High street & stove &i
Knights May (Miss), boot maker, 75 Ntffl" street range manufacturers, Rosemary lane
last George, Nag~s Hea.d P.H. 5 New street Potter Edgar Joseph, clerk to the joint burial com-
Last George Cha.rles, shopkeeper, 14 Mount Pleasant mittee, deputy registrar of births & deaths, Halstead
Last Waiter, thatcher, East mill sub-district & school attendance officer, Blue bridge,
Laurence Alfred, house decorator, Sg King's road Colchester road ·
'Laurence George A. taxidermist, 8g King's road Primrose League (Francis ~- Atlams B . .!.. hon. sec.),
Lawrence Albert Henry, baker, 14 Trinity square Trinity street
Lee George J. Bull hotel, Bridge street. Pountney Henry, ironmonger, 75 High street
Lindekam Rudolf, Napif'r Arms P.H. 53 Head street & Pudney .!lice (Miss), dress maker, 9 Neale roa~
hair dresser, High street Purkiss Arthur, cooper, 15 Trinity road.
Literary & ~1echanics' Institute (Mort on MathPws, sec.), Raven Waiter Edward, steam threshing machine pro-
Town hall, High street prietor, King's road
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (branch) Ray Thomas, miller ($team & water), Langley mill
(R. B. Mitchell, manager), Hi!!h <~trPPt; draw on head Rayner Frank, grocer, 4':\ Head street
office, 41 Loth bury, LondQn E C Rayner George, farmer, Letches farm
Long Sydney Richard, clerk to guardians & assessment Rayner Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Trinity square
committee of Halstead uuiou, derk to Halste~~~l Rural Rayner Samuel, accountant to the Colne Valley & RaJ-
District Council & .supt. rel!"istrar of Halstead distriet. stead Railwav •
Co
Head street • Red Cross Society (The) (~iss Ja:net Elliott, hon. sec)
Margetson James, artificial teeth milker (attends satnr- Redgewell Charles Thos. hardware dealer, 7 North st
day afternoons), .1.0 High stret-t Redgewell Rocert. boot maker, 23 Head streeil
Marlar John & Son, wine & spirit merchants 49, & Reynolds BPssie (Miss). drPss makt>r, 30. Head street
chemists 51, High street Reynolds George H. Woodman P.H. 34 Colchester road
Mason Mark, rag merchant, Tidings hill 1 Richard son Herbel't, bakPr. o:;: High street >&; Head street
.Mason William, George hotel, High street Rigg Edward William, shopkeepP1', Mount Pleasant
Masonic Lodge (No. 2,154; Joshua Nunn) (Robert Sar- Boberts &; Watney, physicians & surg~tons. Eastdene,
gent P.M. sec ) (meets 3'1"1l thur><. in Jan . .March, June, New street & Colchester road · , r
Oct. &; ~ovember), Clairholm, ~orth strept; Colne RohPrts CharlPs Gordon M.A., M.B. & .B.C.Camb.
Valley Chapter (2,1~1) (Robe~·t SargPnt P.Z ...cribe E) (Roberts .& Watney). ph.ysician k surgeon, .t medical
(meets 3rd thurs. in Feb. ~'lay, Jul.r & Sept.), Masonic officer (2nd division} Halstead union, medical officer
rooms, High street of health to the urban District Council. surgeon to
llatthews Waiter Chas. van &; cart builder, 4 ~Iount hill thP C''Jtt:wt> Hnspitnl. h HalstPad Sanatorium for
Mayes George & Sons, watch makers, 35 High street Tuberculosis & tn the E~sex Yeomanry. Eastdene,
Meadows Ernest, shopkeeper, 24a, Head street ' ~ew '!t1·<>pt
Ml'Jildows Frederick "\'rillimn. l'>hopkeepe1·. zo .Xmth ,tr·ed Root Ernest _-\. butch<·a·, I Martin£ road l
Miller .Joseph William, f.umer, Penny PQt farm Root William Herbert. printer &i publisher, '£'rin.ity .at.
Mint3.1' Richard E. ironmonger, High street Rowland Etn«"~t James• .hair dresser. 14 lilead :str~t A
Mitchell Reginald Bennett, manager of the Londm1 Rudder ham Mary (Mrs.), confectioner. 2 Head street
County & Westminster Bank Limited, High street Ruffie John Cousins, miller (water), Box mill
Mite hell Robert G. corn d,ealer, 5 High street St. John Ambulance Association (Perey .Adams esq.
Moger Stanle¥, auctioneer. surveyor & valuer.- land. president). Trinitv street .
house ~ estate agent~ Head 11treet. T A " ~oger; " S!'rgent Herbert, builder & parish clerk of Trinity
TNg church, New street
Monk Goorge, carter, 25 New street ' Saylfard Lilian (Mrs.), drt-s;: maker, Tidings hill
M:ortan & Son, solicitors, High street
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Science & Art Club (E. T. Adams esq. chairman; Miss
H. 'l'iffen, hon. sec.),Brewery Reading room,Trinity st
.Scotcher Herbert, boot maker, 31 Head street
tict>tt Edward Slater, wheelwright, Uhapel hill
8cott James, town crier &:; bill poster, North street
8cott William, baker, 30 North street
.8eymour John & James, grocers, 63 & 65 High !'treet
Sharp George, builder, Colchester road
.Sheen Wilham Urowe, registrar of births & deaths, re-
lieving & vaccination officer & collector to the
guardians & inspector under the Children's Act, rst
district, Halstead union, 26 Parsonage street
Shemming Edwin .Andrew, shopkeeper, II7 North street
Blee William, 'Jeer retailer, Mount Pleasant
Smith E. & B. saddlers & funeral furnishers, 54 High st
Smith W. H. & Son, news agents, Railway stn. Bridge st
.Smith Arthur, stationer, 73 High street
Smith Charles Allen, carpenter, 25 Head street
Smith Felix, saddler, 13 Head street
Smith Frank, tailor, 59 & 6r High street
:Smith Frederick, Three Pigeons P.H. Mount hill
.Smith James, wardrobe dealer, Bridge street
.Smith William Arthur, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, 6 Colchester road
Sons of Temperance Friendly Society (.Arthur Barring-
ton, sec.), Co-operative Assembly rooms
:Spink David, beer retailer, 95 Parsonage street
Springalt John, poultry dealer, Tidings hill
.Spurgeon Alfred, chimney sweeper, 47 Trinity road
Steed Alfred, painter, I I North street · Watts L. J. Limited, monumental masons (Gl"llr ~e
Steed Thomas, shopkeeper, 14 Boisfield terrace
StPward Robert William, farmer, Parley Beams
:Stringer &:; Stringer, solicitors, 78 High street
Stiibbings Charles, boot repairer, 24 Head street
Sturmer H. & Sons, plumbers. 6 North street
Sudbury George & Sons, builders, Colchester road
Sudbury Frank Lake, builder, contractor, house decora
tor, s-anitary engineer & undertaker, 5 Bridge street
Sutton &:; Co. carriers (Leo Jas.Pendle,agent),7o High gt
'Tanswell George Edward, boot maker, 47 High street
Taylor Jonathan, shopkeeper, •o New street
Territorial For{!e Battalion (5th) Essex Regiment (E Co.
Lieut. C. A. Gould, commanding; Sergt. Victor
Cramp, drill instructor), Queen's hall
'Thorington Philip George, confectioner, 34 Trinity st
Tiffen Joseph White, boot & shoe maker, 3 Head strePt
GREENSTF.AD GREEN.
8rooks Rev. Henry Samuel M.A. Chaplin James, hurdle maker
(vicar). St. James' vicarage I Clarke .~lbert. farmer, Bm·ton's green
<Jourtauld Samuel, Stanstead hall Ellis .John & V\'illiam, farnwrs, 'Vn.l'ds
Dale William James, The Grange farm
Gray Charles Wing J.P. Piercy's Fit·min Maurict>, buildPr
Shoolbred Claude Fdk.GreenstParl hdl Gray Charles Wing- J .P. fa1mer &
CO:lliMEUCJAL. landowner, Piercy's•
Arnold Joseph. beer retaiiPr Holme~ Edward Henry. miller (steam
.Arnoltl Thomas, Plouzh inn 1 & wincl)
EA S '1 1
EAST HAM is a populous district and municipal
borough, and lies north and south of the road to
Barking. the boundaries extending from Wanstead Flats
to the Thames at North Woolwich, the southern part
oof the town being rather low. The Midland railway
(London, Tilbury and Southend section) has a station
here, and the Manor Park station on the main line
of the Great Eastern railway to Colchester and Ipswich
is I mile north. The District railway opened a branch
line in June, 1902, from Whitechapel to East Ham.
It is 4 miles from Whitechapel church, London, with
'Which it has a direct communication by the lower road
through Poplar, leading to Barking and Grays, I mile
west from the town and quay of Barking, 2~ miles
south-east from Stratford, 2 north from North Wool-
wich steamboat pier and free ferry and 2 south-west
from Ilford, in the Southern division of the county,
Beacontree hundred and petty sessional division, West
Ha.m union, county court district of Bow, rural deanery
-<>f Barking, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of
Chelmsford. It is in the jurisdiction of the Central
.Criminal court and the Metropolitan police, and Eastern
Metropolitan postal district. The borough, constituted
by royal charter 27 Aug. 1904, is divided into six wards,
with six aldermen and r8 councillorq, each ward
returning three members to the Borough Council: the
borough also returns six members to the Essex County
.Council. The borough has a commission of the peace,
grant~ in 1906. The Corporation has established
electricitv• works, and manv• of the streets and business
premiseq ·up lighted fnm them. East Ham anciently
(KELLY'8
Tokley James, shopkeepu, 30 Head !treet
Town Hall, High street
Townsend Samuel, Swan inn, 71 High street
'l'owson John, farmer, Ayletts
Tyler &:; Son, auctioneers &:; valuers, Head street
Tyler Edward Charles, Essex Arms inn, Trinity street
Tyler James, photographer, Oakleigh house, North st
Tyler Samuel, registrar of marriages, Halstead sub-dis-
trict, assistant overseer, clerk to the Vestry &; clerk t
assistant overseer to Halstead Rural Parish Council,
Head street
Tyler Samuel George, clerk & assistant overseer to
Great Maplestead Parish Council, deputy registr!H"
of marriages & eollector of taxes, Head street
Underwood William, boot repairer, 5 Chapel hill
Vaizey Francis Arthnr, farmer, Benta.Ils
Vitler Minnie (Mrs.), dress maker, Chapel hill
Wallis Frederic Morton :M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon,
&:; veterinary inspector (by appointment) to the Essex
County Council for Halstead & Hedingham divisions;
canine, feline & general veterinary infirmary. Estab-
lished 1810, 38 Head street; ~hoeing forges, H!'ad
street & Trinity street
Walls Percy, boot maker, 55 High street
Ward Herbert, insurance agent, 125 King's road
Ward Joseph Alma, boot repairer, 30 New street
Watney Herbert Andrew M.B., B.S.Lond. ,M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. (firm, Roberts &:; Watney), physician t
surgeon, Red house, Colchester road
Sharp, agent), Colchester road
Weston Henry, engineer, 34 North street
Whiting Harry, boot maker, 17 High street
Willsmer John, inspector of police, Trinity street
Wink Charles Stewart M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. physician &;
surgeon, medical officer & public vaccinator Halstead
district, rst division, & to the workhouse, certifymg
factory surgeon & surgeon to the Cottage Hospital,
High street
Wood Offord, cycle agent, 64a, High street
Woolmer Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 61 Stanley .roaoi
Working Men's Club (Leonard Spurgeon, sec.; Edwin
Andrew Shemming, steward), Trinity street
Wright Eli, grocer, 17 Tidings hill
Wrig-ht Sidney, fruiterer. 26 Trinity street
Howell George, Hare & Hounds P H
Johnston William, farmer
May Basil, farmer, Clavering!'
Oshorne James Erne~t, shopiHwpei. &;
post office
Peel Horace, farmer
Rippengale Edmund, bt>er rf'tail .. r,
Burtnn's g-reen
HA:\[
belonged to Waltham Abbey, to which it was confirm~
by King Edward the Confessor. The church of St.
Mary :Magdalen is an ancient structure of flint and
stone, in part Norman, and consists of apsidal chancel,
nave, western porch and a low embattled western tower
containing 2 bells: the chancel, as well as portions of
the nave and the basement of the tower, are Norman:
in the apse is a double piscina with lamp bracket, and
in the chancel a Norman arcading of intersecting arches,
much mutilated: here also is a costly monument of
black and white marble, with life-sized effigies, r.o
Edmund (or Edward) Nevill, a lineal descendant and
heir male of Sir G~>orge Nevill, Baron Latimer, and the
1·eputed owner of that title, who in the reign of James I.
claimed, though unsuccessfully, the earldom of West-
morland, the attainder of Charles, the last earl, who
died in 1584, and whose heir male he was, not having
been reversed ; there is also a memorial to J ane, his
wife, and Katherine, their daughter, r618: there are
other ancient monuments and brasses to Rester, wife
of Francis Neve, citizen and merchant taylm, ob. 16ro;
Elizabeth (Harvey), wife of William Heigham esq. ob.
r622, with three children; William Johnson, an infant.
ob. r631, and an inscription recording a benefaction
in 1585 by Robert Rampston, of Chingford: the church
plate is about three centuries old : there are 200
~ittings: in the churchyard was buried the eminent
antiquary, William Stukeley M.D., F.R.S. who died 3rd
March, 1765, aud agreeably to his request, the grave has
no stone or memorial of any kind : the original registers
have been lost: an imperfect copy, made by a former
 DIBEC.,'TORY. J ES~EX. EAST HAM. 269-
achoolmaster, is the only record that remains, and Library, Plashet grove, opened in 1899, contains about.
which dates from 1753. The living is a vica1•age, 12,750 volumes. The Passmore Edwards Hospital, in
net yearly value £330, with residence, in the gift of Shrewsbury road, built in 1902, is a structure of red
Brasenose College, Oxford, and held since 1908 by the brick, the cost of which was defrayed by the late J.
Bev. Bobert Waltham Porter M.A. of that ~ollege, rural Passmore Edwards esq.; the hospital was furnished and
dean of Barking, examining chaplain to the Bishops of equipped by Lady Bethell and Sir John R. Roberts J.P.
St. Albans and Chelmsford, and surrogate. St. Bar- The hospital exists chiefly for accidents and surgical
iholomew's, Barking road, is a chapel of ease to St. cases and provides for about 20 patients. There are
Mary Magdalen, erected in 1901, and has 850 sittings. almshouses, founded in 1621 by Giles Breame esq. who.
St. Albans is an ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1903, died in 1621 and was buried in the church; these are
from the parish of St. Stephen, Upton Park. The occupied by three married couples and six widows, and
church, which is in Wakefield street, is an edifice of endowed with 103 acres of land at Braintree, producing·
brick in the Gothic style, consisting of nave and tll'o £26 15s. yearly, half of which is sent to Bottisham, in
aisles: there are 520 sittings. The register dates from Cambridgeshire. the plan of the original endowment
ihe year 1903. The living is a perpetual curacy, yearly providing for three poor men of that parish and three
value £250, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, of this: other charities, amounting to £19, are yearly
and held since 1910 by the Rev. Ernest Christopher distributed at Christmas. The Central Park, off High
Alien B.A. of Oxford University. The Central Hall, in street south, is laid out with lawns and flower-beds;
the Barking road, belonging to the Wesleyan Metho· space is also allotted for cricket, football and other
dists, is a large structure of red brick, erected at a sports, and there. is a band-stand, drinking fountain and
cost of £26,ooo, and will seat over 2,ooo persons; it is a sun dial: in Plashet grove is a smaller pleasaunce.
used both for public worship and for meetings, enter- formed out of an old garden, and containing- several
tainments &c. There is a Primitive Methodist chapel very fine trees, including an old cedar: there is also a
in High street south, built in 1885, with 300 sittings, recreation ground in Barking road. The area of East
and also the Elizabeth Fry Memorial chapel in Plashet Ham civil parish and municipal borough, including
grove. There is a United Methodist chapel in Tennyson Little Ilford, is 3,324 acres; rateable value, £550,637;.
avenue, a Welsh Congregational chapel in Sibley the population in 1891 was 32,713, 1901 96,o18, and
grove~ erected in 1902, seating 140 persons, a Presby- in 19II, 133.487, which included 218 in St. George's- ·
terian Church of England in East avenue, founded in-the-East Workhouse Industrial School, 271 in St.
in 1goo, with 65o sittings, a Baptist chapel in Plashet Nicholas' Industrial School for Catholic Boys, 108 iu
grove, and a Congregational chapel in Wakefield street, West Ham Union Workhouse Scattered Homes, 191 in
built in 1900, to seat 750 persons: a Sunday school West Ham Union Cottage Homes and 438 on board
was added in 1910: the Salvation Army barracks are vessels.
in Wakefield street. The cemetery, belonging to the
United Synagogue, was acquired in x888. The TowJ} The population of the municipal wards in 19II
Hall, in the Barking road, at the corner of High street was: Beckton and North Woolwich, J4,919; Central
south, is a structure of red brick with terra cotta East, 23,655 ; Central West, 25,294; Manor Park,.
dressings, and has a lofty clock tower; the site of about 27,924; Plashet East, 17,976; Plashet West, 23,709.
five acres cost £5,ooo, and the cost of the building and 'fhe population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 19 u
furnishing was £6C?,ooo. The laq~e hall w~ s~at 1,ooo was: St. Mary Magdalen (parish church), 49,073; St.
persons; the pubhc offices are m the bmldmg, and Alban Up ton Park 8 009
adjoining are the fire station, library, technical college, ' ' ' ·
BWimming, vapour and slipper baths, also the electric I By the East Ham, Barking Town and llford Order.
lighting and tramways generating station and depot. 1907, which came into operation November 9th, 1907,.
The Carnegie Central Library, in High street south, I part of Barking Town Urban District and civil parish,.
adjoining the Town Hall, erected at a CO$t of [1o,ooo and part of Ilford, Ilford Urban District and civil
by Andrew Carnegie esq. of Skibo Castle, is a building I parish, were transferred to East Ham Municipal borough
of red brick with stone and terra cotta dressings, and and civil parish, and part of East Ham Municipal
was opened March 26, 1908. There are at present borough and civil parish was transferred to Barking
(1914) 13,300 volumes in the lending library, and 1,3Po ' Town Urban District and civil parish, and part to.
in the reference library. The Passmore Edwards Public Ilford Urban District and civil parish.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Post, M. 0. & T. Office (East Ham branch & sorting Post & M. 0. Office, 103 Burges road.-Wilfrid Gordou
office), 49 High street north.-Miss Kemp, supervisor; Nickelson, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched at.
S. Neave, overseer. Letters arrive 7.20 & 10.30 a.m. 8-35. 9-35 & }0-35 a. m. & 12.15, 1.40, 2.45· 4·5· 6.55.
&i r.;l5, 4·35. 6.35 & 8.45 p.m. ; dispatched at 9·5• 8, 10 & 11.40 p.m. (except saturday)
10.5 & 11.5 a.m. & 12.45, 2.1o, 3.zo, 4·35. 5·35· 7• 8 & Post Office Telephones, 16 & 18 High street south,.
10 p.m. & 12 midnight (except sat.) ; sundays, 12 Charles A. Chadd, inspector
midnight
Post &; M. 0. Office, 239 High street north. John Pil- CORPORATION OF EAST .BA}!.
pim, sub-postmaster. Nearest telegraph office, East Offices, Town hall, Barking road, East Ham.
Ham railway station. Letters dispatched 8.40, 9·40 &
Meeting days, 2nd & 4th tues. in each month at 7 p.m.
10.40 a.m~&; 12.20, 1.45, 2.50, 4.10, 5.10, 6.55, 8, 10 &;
11.30 p.m. (except sat.); sundays, II.15 p.m Mayor, Alderman Oliver Robert Anstead, Wall End
Pollt & M. 0. Office. 75 Barking road, East Ham.- house, East Ham E.
Walter Edward Lelliott, sub-postmaster. Letters dis- Deputy Mayor, Councillor W. T. Howlett, 5 Norfolk
patched at 8.40, 9.40 & 10.40 a.m. & 12.20, 1.40, 2.50, road, East Ham E.
5·5· 6.5o, 8, xo & 11.40 p.m. (except sat.) ; sundays, Aldermen.
II-45 p.m. The m•arest telegraph office is at Green
street, Upton Park Oliver Robert Anstead
Post &; M. 0. Office, 105 Katherine road.-Henry Leng- Jchn Brooks
I
Retire November, 1916.
Harry Osborn
mann, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched at 8.4o,
9·40 &; 10.40 a.m. &; 12. 15, 1.40, 2.45, 4·5• 5• IO, 6.55, E. Edwards
8, 10 & (except saturday) u.4o p.m.; snndays, II-45 Charles Northfield
I
Retire November, 1919.
M. Oakes
p.m Councillors.
Post &; :M. 0. Office, 9 Marlow terrace, High street
sonth.-:Mr~. Louisa Bellchambers, sub-postmistress. Beckton• & North Woolwich Ward.
Letters dispatched at 8.35, 9·35 & 10.35 a.m. & 12.15, Retire Nov. Retire Nov_
1.40, 2.45, 4.10, 5·15, 7• 8, 10 &:; (except sat.) II.40 G. Brown ..........•....... 1914 Athelstan Coles ............ 1916
p.m.; snndays, 11.45 p.m. Nearest telegraph office W. H. Pilgram •••........ 1915
is at 49 High street north Central Ward East.
Post & M. 0. Office, Wall End, Barking road. James W. C. :Ford ............... 19141 A. H. Wiseman ............ 1916
Alfred Pearce. sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched at W. 'I'. Howlett .•.......... 1915
8.45, 9·45 & 10.45 a.m. & 12.25, I-SO, 2.55, 5-20, 7• Central Ward We!lt.
8, 10 & (sat. excepted) n.4o p.m.; sundays, II-45 G. ~- Dean .................. 19141 Josiah E,·ans ..... , .......... 1916
p.m. Nearest telegraph office is at 49 High st. north Albm Taylor ....••.•..••... 1915
Post & M. 0. Office, 72 Boundary road.-George Nixon,
sub-postmaster. Letters dispatch£-d 9.30 & 10.30 a.m. Plashet Ward Ea11t.
& 12.xo, 4.5o, 6.so, 7.25, 8.30 & (except saturday) 11.40 H. -Barfield •••••••••..•... 1914 I' A. Stokes .................. 1916
p.m.; snndays, u.15 p.m H. F. W1therspoon ...... 1915 . · ·
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Plashet Ward West . ' Passrnore Edward:J Hospital, Shrewsbury road, liug}i
Retire Nov. Retil·e Nov. M. Rigby M.S.Lond., F.R.C.S.Eng. h?n· con~ulting'
T, W. Cashman ......... rgq. I. A. Willia.ms .......~, ... I9r6 surgeon; S. R. Blake L.R.C.P. & S.Edm., L.R.F.P.S.
J. J. Francis ............... 1915 Glas. A. M. Fiddes M.B., C.M.Aberd. F. J. McKetJ
Manor Park Ward. trick M.B., C.M.Edin. & John Avery M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeons; Preston R. Wallia L.S ..!.
F. Bradley ........ , ......... I9J4 1 n. Olivt>r .................. Igi6 hon. anresthetist ; Miss E. Ousman, matron
•r. Hassan Cowper ...... 1915 1 Passmore Edwards Public Library, Plashet grove, BertJ
Officers. ram J. Frost, librarian in charge
St. Albans Settlement, 24 & 26 Victoria avenue, Miu
Town Olerk, Charles Eustace Wilson, Town hall M. E. Dallaway, head
Assistant Town Clerk, Edward Wm. Johnson, To'wn hall Town Hall, Barking road, .A.rthur Flowers, hall keeper
Borough 'l.'reasurer, George L. B. Davis, 'fown hall Police Station, High street south; inspectors, Herui
Assistant Treasurer, E. J. Johnson Cudmore & George Death; 8 sergeants, 3 station ser.ll
~edical Officer of Health, William Benton M.R.C.S., geants, I detective sergeant & 64 constables, inclnding-
L.R.O.P.Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.I. Tow~ hall I detective p.c
Deputy Medical Officer of Health, William .Arthur Berry TERRITORIAL FORCE.
M.B., .B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Oxon. Town hall
Veterinary Inspt>ctor, HerbPrt John Parkin M.R.C.V.S. 8th (Cyclist) Battalion The Essex Regiment (E Co.),
Barking road Capt. C. A. Baily; Color-Sergt.-Instr. G. Love
Borough Engineer & Surveyor, Jn. E.W.Birch,To'!n hall PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Deputy Surveyor, Howard Leslie Baker, Town hall
Sanit-ary Inspectors, Joseph G. Banks (chief), Joseph G. Clerk to East Ham Local Pension Committee, G. :E•
.Anderson, George D. Lill & Morris J. J. Hill yard Griffin, Town hall, Barking road
Electrical & Tramway Engineer &; Manager, William C. Collector of King's 'faxes for East Ham (South). Chaa.
Ullmann M.I.E.E. Tramway depot, Nelson street William Mann, 318 Barking road
Rate Collectors & Assistant Overseers, Alfred Henry Medical Officer, East District; West Ham Union, Albe~
Aldridge (chief), Alfred Fairfax, William Ironmonger, William Beaumont B.A., M.D. High street north
Walter Palmer & E. B. Sharp 1 Registrar of Births &; Deaths for the Sub-District of
Librarian, William Bridle, High street south East Ham (north), West Ham Union, G. E. Morgan,
38o Monega road, Manor Park
BOROUGH JUSTICES. Registrar of Births & Deaths for the Sub-District of
East Ham (south), West Ham Union, Edwin B.
.!.nstead Oliver Robert, Wall End house, Barking road, Elliott, 338 Central Park road
East Ham E (mayor, 1913-14) Relieving Officer, West Ham Union, East Ham, No. '16
Grubbe Waiter John, I Dr. Johnson's buildings, Temple. district, William Edward Hobbs, 95 Arragon road
London E C (stipendiary)
Banks-Martin Robert, a:2I Plashet grove, East Ham E PLACES 01'' WORSHIP, with times of Services.
Bethell Sir John Henry bart. M.P.Park ho.Wanstead NE St. Mary Magdalen Church, High street south, RevJ
Bethell Alfred, Inns Qf Court hotel, High Holborn WC Robert Waltham Porter M.A. vicar & surrogate; Rev.
Brooks John, 8 High street north, East Ham E Vincent Coke Boddington B..A. Rev. Maurice Georg&;
Carte J. H. Estate offices. Upton Park E Jervis l'avne M ..\. Rev. Oharles William Winch, Revr
Cashman Thos. Wm. 299 Shrewsbury rd. Forest Gate E •
George James Bronne Th.A.K.C. Rev. David Boward
Cheke Richard, 39 Osborne road. Forest Gate E B.A. ~& Rev. :Beruard Rich White Th.-~.K.C. curates;
Olover Henry .Charl~s. Aldersbrook road, Manor Park E I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m
Edwards Ernest, 169 Browning road, Manor Park E St. Alhan's Church, Wakefield street, Rev. Ernes~
Ford W. C. 46 Wolsey avenue, East Ham E Christopher .Alien B.A. perpetual curate; Rev. James
Jones H. Evan, 54 Earlham grove, Forest Gate E • Toy & Rev. Vernon .Archibald Hoddinott L.Th.
Langman William, Hanover house, Wqodford Wells curates; services, sunday, 7, 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30,
Lawrence John, Lawford, Finchley rd. Golders Grn NW p.m. ; week days, mon. wed. & fri. 7.30 a.m.; tues.
Long Frederick William, 099 Romford rd.Manor Park E & thurs. 7 a.m. ; sat. 7 & 9 a.m
~orthfield Charles, 12 Empress avenue, Manor Park E St. Bartholomew's Church, Barking road ( P,hapel of ease
Oakes Murrell, 39 Cyprus place, New :Beckton to St. Mary Magdalen church), Rev. Robert Waltha.m
Osborn Harry, 32 Carlyle road, :Manor Park Porter M.A. vicar; services, sunday, 9 & I I a.m. k
Prince John, go Milton avenue, East Ham 6.30 p.m. ; week days, matins 7·45 a.m. & 7·30 Jl.m.
Savage John, The Canteen, Rainham exeept wed. (8 p.m)
Cle1·l.:, George Samuel Mather, Town hall St. George's Mission Church, Masterman road, Rev.
Borough Petty Sessions are held at the East Ham Bernard Rich White Th ..A.K.C. curate in charge; 8.30
Police Court, Town Hall, daily at ro a. m.; stipendiary, a.m. & 7 p.m
tues. & thurs St. Paul's Mission Hall, :Burges road, served by the
clergy of St. Mary Magdalen
EAST BA~I DISTRESS COMMITTEE. Baptist, Plashet grove, Rev. F. Williams; 11 a.m. & 6.30
The Commitk>e, consisting of I2 members of the Cor- p.m.; thurs. & sat. 8 p.m
por·ation, 8 from the West Ham Guardians & 5 Congregational, WakPfield street; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m.;
persons experienced in the relief of Distress, was wed. 8 p.m
formed in 1905. Congregational (Welsh), Sibley grove (vacant); 11 a.m.
:\Ieetings are held at the 'l'own hall on the 2nd & 4th & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7.30 p.m
fridays in each month. Presbyterian Church of England, East avenue, Rev.
Ivron Gwessyn Jenkins; sun. 11 a. m. & 6.30 p.m.;
Chairman, .Alderman Harry Osborn, 32 Carlyle road,
Manor Park thurs. 8 p.m
Clerk, Charles Branch, Wak)field strt>et Primitive Methodist (Elizabeth Fry Memorial) Plashet
groTe (Upton Park Circuit), Rev. George Baldwia-
(supt.); 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
PUBLIC. ESTA.BLISHMEN1'S. Prhraitive Methodist, High street south (West Ham
Board of Trade Labour Exchange, 8 High street south. Circuit), Rev. Clark Hallam (supt.); I I a.m. & 6.30
D. G. White, manager p.m.; wed. 7·45 p.m
Carnegie Central Library, High street S{)Uth, William United Methodist, Tennyson avenue, Manor Park (For~~
Bridle, chief librarian Gate Circuit), Rev. Frederick Galpin & Rev. Isaao
East Ham Corporation Isolation Hospital, Roman road. Elsom; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
William Benton M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H. Wesleyan Methodist Central Hall (East Ham Mission
B.O.P.S.I. medical supt. ; Miss Wilson, matron Circuit), llarking 1·oad, Rev. Waiter H. A.rmstrong
East Ham Palace of Varieties, High street north, John (supt.) ; 11 a. m. & 3 p.m. (brotherhood) & 6.30 p.m.;
M. Hay, manager tues. 8 p.m
East Ham Tuberculosis Dispensary, 19 Wakefield street; Salvation Army Barracks, Wakefield street
Oliver Bruce M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. medical officer; East Ham Assembly Ball (Open Brethren), Barking rd.;
attendftnce, tues. 10.30 a.m. to I2.30 p.n1.; wed. 10 rr a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
a.m. to r p.m. ; fri. 6 to 8 p,m Manor Park Spiritual Church, Shrewsbury road, Forest
Fire Brigade Station, High street south. John William Gate; 7 p.m
Sweetland, superintendent Milton Hall (Open Brethren), Milton avenue; 11 a.m.
Giles Breame's .A.lmshouses, High street south . & 7 Jl.m.; thurs. g p.m
Metropolitan Water :Board, rs:~ High !lltr~et south, W. Mission Hall, Boleyn road~ I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.
Irving, receiving officer 7·3o p.m
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BOROUGH OF EAST HAM EDUCATION COMMITTEE. giris & 418 infants; Robert P. W. Rotherham, master ft
't~e Committ9e was formed in 1903, & consists of 23 Miss F. Le Messurier, mistress; Miss Mary Rowles,
mambers of! the Corporation & 2 eo-opted members; infants' mistress • t
:meetings are held at the Town hall on the last man- Council, Napier road, built in I9o2, for 568 boys, S68
day in every month girls & 530 infants ; average attendance, 488 boys, 432
Offices, Town hall, East Ham E. girls & 484 infants ; J. E. Lelliott A.C.P. master ;t
l\:liss S. Tomlin, mistress ; Miss S. S. Tomlin, infants'
Chairman, .Alderman Harry Osborn mistress .
ViciK)hairman, Councillor Athelstan Coles Council, Shrewsbury road, built in 1887, for 410 boys,
Secretary, Francis Robert Thompson 348 girls & 254 infants ; average attendance, 362 boys;
Assistant Secretary, Alfred Arthur Garrard 300 girls & 221 infants; V. E. Seaman, master; Miss
Architect, Robert L. Curtis Annie G. Hewitt LL.A. mistress ; Miss Fitzgerald,
Medical Offi~r, William Benton M.R.C.S.Eng .• L.R.C.P. infants' mistress
Lund., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.I • Council, Vicarage lane, opened in I9II, for sr6 boys~
Assistant Medical Officer, William .Arthur Berry M.B., 516 girls & 500 infants; average attendance, 398 boyst
B.S.Lond., D.P.H.Oxon 412 girls & 502 infants; Alfred Bower, master; Mrs,
.Attendance Officers, James Stewart, Thomas E. M. Pring, mistress; Miss .Amy E. Betts, infants' mis&
Williams, Charles E. Aiano, James Constable, Arthur Roman Cathohc (non-provided), Castle street, built ia
B. Osborne, John H. Lansdowne, James Charters, 1902, for 300 children (180 mixed & 120 infants);
Henry G. Day & William F. Sims average attendance, 150 mixed &; 106 infants ; Miu M.
Curley, mistress; Miss J. Cox, infants' mistress
SCHOOLS.
East Ham Technical College, Barking road (under the NEWSPAPERS.
control of the Essex County Council), adjoining the Barlring Chronicle, I & 3o High street south, South Essex
Town hall, built at a cost of upwards of £3o,ooo, Printing & Publishing Co. Limited, proprietors &
opened in 1905 ; extended in 1909 at a further cost publishers; published fri
pf J.,3,oap; TW. H. Barker B.Sc.Lond.,. F.C.S. prin- East Ham Echo, 1 & 3 High street south, South Essex
cipal; S • .A,. Batchelor, sec Printing & Publishing Co, Limited, proprietors &;
Higher Elementary, Wakefield street, originally the old publishers ; published fri
School Board offices & adapted from plans prepared East Ham Mail, I & 3 High street south, South Essex
by M~. Curtis, architect to the Education Committee; Printing & Publishing Co. Limited, proprietors &
opene<l in 19IO, for 330; J. S. Townsend B.A. principl publishers; published fri
CoUDeil, Central Park road, built in 1899, for 524 boys, East Ham Recorder, 37 High street north, South Esse~
524 girls & 587 infants; average attendance, 512 boys, Recorders I.td. printers & publishers ; published fri
5o8 girls & 587 infants; Charles W. Cook, master; South Essex Mail, I & 3 High street south, South Essex
Miss E. Hawkins, mistress; Miss J. T. Deans, infants' Printing & Publishing Co. Limited, p-roprietors &i
mistress r publishers; published fri
Council, High .street south, erected, with residence fo1·
the master, in 1874, at a cost of £s,ooo & since en- ! ltilLWA.Y STATION. •

larged, for 35S boys, 400 girls & 323 infants; average ' El}St Hamr Frederick Pittuclr, station ma .. ter
attendance, 310 boys, 300 girls & 303 infants; Charles I
W. Jupe, master; Miss S. E. Bell, mistress; Miss A. The London General Omnibus Co. Limited run a service
B. Stokes, infants' mistress of motor 'buses from the 'Duke's Head,' Wall end,
Council, Ha..rtley avenue, built in 1902, for 560 boys, s6o Barking road, to Putney common & other places, at
girls & 521 infants; average attendance, 482 boys, frequent intervals during the day
498 girLs & .5I:l infants; George H. Harrison, master; Tramway routes as follows: Royal Albert DockS' &;
Miss A. E, Mow bray, mistress; :!vliss N. Flint, infants' Wanstead Park, via High st. north & south; Barking'
mistress (Ilford boundary) & Aldgate, inter-running with
9ouncil, Lathom road (Diamond Jubilee), built in 1898, London County Council, West Ham & Barking
lot 478 boys 1 478 girls & ~8 infants; average attend- authorities; Ilford Broadway & Aldgate (City), via
anoo, 420 boy~ 473 girls & 5n infants; James Peters, Stratford & Bow, inter-running with West Ham 16
master; Miss Annie Pockney, mistress; Miss Jane L.C.C. authorities; East Ham & Stratford, via Plashet
Murray. infants' mistress Grove, in connection with West Ham tramways
Council, Monega road. erected in 1904, for 520 boys, 520 Carriers to London.-Carter Paterson &; Co. Limited &;
girls & 540 infants ; average attendance, 468 boys, 391 Pickfords Ltd '
(Marked thus * receive then letters· tCampbell James, 251 Shrewsbury rd Howard Albt.~dwd. 174Henniker gdna
through Manor Park E.) ~Cashman Thomas William, 299 Hubbard Wm.St. Aubyn,29 Burges rd
(~cd tht18 ~ receive their letters Shrewsbury road. *Hunt Harry, 12 Woodhouse grove
through Forest Gate E.) !Chaplin Mrs. S. 223 Shrewsbury rd Hutchinson Cyril George, 81 High
(Marked .thus t 'receive their letters *Chapman Henry, t4 Woodhouse gro street south
through Plaistow E.) . 1 Clark George Arthur, 3 Fairview ter- Hutchinson Harry, 1 II Plashet grove
(Marked thus 11 'Teceive their letters race, Wall end, Barking road Ivory John, Wilson's farm,Plashet gro
throt New BeckUm, North Woolwich.) Cleaver Frederick Wm. 138 Milton av tJennings George,261 Shrewsbury rd
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. fClubb Percy, 278 Shrewsbury road Jeremy Waltt>r G, 202 High st. north
Alien Rev. Ernest Christopher B.A. Collins Richard Hawtrey M.D.Brux. *Johnson Edward W. 120 Shelley av
(perpetual curate of St. Alban's), I77 High street horth Kirkham Rev.Reginald Stanley (Wes-
21 St.. Bernard's road Cro5bie Robert, 2 High street south leyan), 186 Plashet grove
.Anderson Richard, The Cottage, fDavies Waiter Ra.ynor, 283 Shrews- *Kirkup Thos. 2I Woodhouse grove
Katherine road bury road Knox Peter, 89 Milton avenue
A.nstead Oliver ltobert, Wall End Delaport Miss, Wall:efield house,Wake- Kortright John Wtn. 164 Plashet gro
house, Barking road field street fLewis John, 315 Shrewsbury road
Atkins Rev Horace (Wesleyan), Cf:ll- tDoody Frank, 323 Shrewsbury road fLittlewood John, 265 Shrewsbury td
tral hal1 1 Barking road t.Downs Herbert, 229 Shrewsbury rd *Lowe Mrs. 10 Woodhouse grove ~
Baldwin F.ev. George . (Primitive Elsom Rev. Isaac (United Methodist), *Maassen Alex.Wm.33Woodhou8e grb
Methcdist), IS Plashet grove 262 Barking roacl fMcKettrick Frederick John, !<!go
*B!lle MrsJ 32 Woodhouse. grove Erskine-Collins James,2r8 Bar'king rd Shrewsbury :road
Beaumont Albert William 'B.A.Camb., Feely James EdwdJ. 16 Pla.shet grove f~Iai.t' Waiter Hy. 273 Shrewsbury rd
M.D.Dub. Oali; hall, High st. north fFielding Mrs. EJ M. 317 Shrews- *Marchant Chas. B.46 Woodhouse gra
fBenton William, 327 Shrewsbury rd bmy road fMatsell Thomas Michael, 243
Berry AHh. Wakefteld lo.Wakefield st tGauntlett Thus. 215 Shrewsbury rd Shrewsbury road
BoodinrtJm Rev_ Vincent Coke B.A. tHancox Edward, J92 Shrewsbury rd fMaxwell Frederic Warwick, 258
(curate of St. Bartholomew's), 19 Harris Edward Reeder,220 Barking rd Shrewsbury road
Norman road Hoddinott Rev. \Ternon .Archibald Mercier Charles' Jerome A. :Y., M.B.
Bromley Fras. E. 124 Central Park rd (curate of St. A1ban's), 2I St. Ber- Lond. 167 Plashet grove
Mrs. M. 288 Shrewsbury road nard's road fMichelson Rev. Samuel Herschell
Rev. George James A.K.C. ~Hogger Fdk. Rt. $!71 Shrewsbury rd (Jewish), 275 Shrewsbury road
(curate of St. Bartholomew's), fHolbrook Frederick William, 313 Newton John, 154 Katherine road
Danehnrst, Rancliffe road · · Shrewsbury road fNicol Alfd.Leslie, 253 Shrewsbury rd
*Bumsted Sml.Jn. 28 Woodhouse gro *Hopper Rd. Jn. 26 Woodhouse grove *Nic.oll Chas. Abel, 45 Woodhouse gri'J
*Bunows W. Edgcumbe B.Sc., M.B. Howard Rev. David B.A. (curate of O'Sullivan CarrolNaish,n4Barking rd
I..oncl. 302 High street north I
St. Butholomew's), Carisbrooke, fPankhurst Edward Her~b?P,:!;;~
8
fOadman Fredk. 274 Shrewsbury rd
I
Rancliffe road Shrewsbury road f3''""'' H"""'
REFERENCE L/BilAill
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2 -·)
; ... EAST BA.\f.
Parkin Herbert John, Stre·tttield ho.
Barking road
Payne Re\·. ~Iaurice George Jervis
M . .A.. (curate of St. Bartholomew's),
Vicarage, St. Bartholomev.'s road
Porter Rev. Robert Waltham M.A.
(vicar of St. Mary Magdalen k St
Bartholomew's), The Yicarage, St.
Bartholomew's road
Poulter Rd. G. Bank ho. High st.ntb
Prince John, go Milton avenup
Rees .Arth.David, Cartref, High st.sth
*Reeves Peter. 27 Woodhouse grove
tReilly Lewis St.Jn. 213 Boundary rd
tRichards Hy.Thos.297 Shrewsburyrd
*Roberts Daniel W.I6 Woodhouse grt.
tRobinson Thos. 249 Shrewsbury rd
tRook Wm.Wallace,235Shrewsbury rd
Russell John D. 95 Plashet lane
Sampp~· ~orman E. 101 Hig-h st. sth
ES:--;EX.
Sheffield W. Hy. :\LB. 55 Clacton rd
Sidebotham Rev. Charles Edward
M.A. (curate in charge of St.
Michael's, Beckton), 30 Windsor ter
*Sidebotham Mrs. I7 Woodhouse gro
tSiater Thomas, 269 Shrewsbury rd
tSmartt Wm.Geo. 260 Shrewsbury rd
!Smith George, 272 Shrewsbury road
Smith George, White ho. Plashet gro
*Stokes Harry, 22 Woodhouse grove
*Stokes Thomas, 25 Woodhouse gro
tRtrong Robert, 241 Shrewsbury road
Thompson Fras. Rt. 126 Clement's rd
*Tomlin :'\Iiss, 38 Woodhouse grove
Toy Rev. Jas. (curate of St . .Alhan's).
zr St. Bernard's road
*Travers Mrs. n Woodhouse grove
Trevor .Arthur Herbt. 72 High st.nth
tValuntine Wm. 245 Shrewsbury rd
-
tWads"l\orth Yrs. Zi9 Shrewsbury rd
tWagner Fdk.Wm.263 Shrewsburyrd
*Wallace John, 9 Woodhouse grove
tWestmoreland :\Iisses, 257 Shrews.
bury road
White Rev. Bernard Rich . .A..K.C.L.
(curate of St. Bartholomew's), 99
Frinton road
*White Mrs. 36 Woodhouse grove
tWhittingham Samuel Waiter, 227
Shrewsbury road
Williams Rev. Frank (Baptist), ,.a
Woodhovse grove
*Williams Benjamin Knight, 15
Woodhouse gro>e
:tWilson ·william, 267 Shrewsbury rd
Winch Rev. Charles William (curate
of St. Bartholomew's),98 Lathom rd
~Young Georgoe. 290 Shrewsbury road

COMMERCIAL. Austin Arthur, grocer, 101 Burges road

Early closing day, Thur,day. Austins (East Ham & Ilford) Limited, timber mer-
Abbott Brothers, dairymen, 2I5 High street north & chants, 155 Barking road
167 .Altmore avenue Bacon Elizabeth (Miss), stationer, 17 High st. north
.Abbott Bros. tobacconists, 1 The Parade, Vicarage lane *Bagwell Rose (Mrs.), dress maker, 3 Kensington aven
Abbott William Henr-y Limited, timber merchants, *Bailey Bros. drapers, 232, 234, 236 & 238 High st nortb
& saw mills, & moulding & joinery manufacturers, Bailey Edith (Miss), teacher of singing, I Mortimer road
Stevenage Road saw mills. Telephone 350 East Ham Bailey George, confectioner, I73 Plashet lane
Abbott James, marine store dealer, us Katherine road Baines William, dairy, 53 Sibley grove
.Aberrrombie John, cats' meat dealer, 144 Katherine rd Baker G. J. & Son, oil & col or men, 35 High st. north
Ablitt Harry, general dealer, 65 Seymour road Baker Charles .Albert, boot repairer, 17 Loxford avenue
Ablitt John, coal merchant, 40 Malvern road Baker Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 48 Plashet grove
Ablitt William, greengrocer, 59 Haldane road Baker Helen (Mrs.), costumier, 298 & 300 Barking road
Ager .Alfred, 'lhopkeeper, ::> Stamford road Baker Henrietta (Mrs.), laundry, so Market street
Ager Waiter George, shopkeeper, 91 Welstead road Baker Howard Leslie, deputy surveyor to the Corpora-
Aiano Charles E. school attendance officer, Town hall tion, Town hall
Aitken William, tobaPr.onist, 247 Barking road Baker James Thomas, grocer, 6 The Parade, Vicarage la
Albano Gm,eppe, fruiterer, wo Katherine road B1ker William Percy, house decorator, 59 Plashet grove
*Alcock Ernest Ed"llard, insurance agent, 382 Monega rd Balon Limited, tobacconists, 200 High street north &;
Aldous J ames, insurance agent, ~ Streatfield avenue East Ham station, High street north
Aldridge Alfred Henry, chief rate collector & assistant Bancroft Joseph James, shopkeeper, II7 Mountfield road
over~eer to East Ham Borough Council; office, Town tBanks .Ada (Mrs.), draper, 126 Shrewsbury road
hall Banks Joseph G. chief sanitary inspector to the Borough
Aley Henry, hair dre,ser, 305 Barking road Council, Town hall
Allan William T. embroiderer, I Clernents road Banks-Martin Robert M.R.S ..A. architect, 12rPlashet gro
Allen Charles, grocer, 174 Burges road JJare Brothers, grocers, 187 Charlemont road
Allerton William Henry, e<>tate agent, 1 Stanle~ ter- *Barker John & Co. corn dealers, 292 High street north
race, High street south. T ~ 320 East Ham Barker George Herbert, insurance agent, 8 Welbeck road
Amato Ventrali, greengrocer, ..p High street south Barker Henry Illingworth, cycle dealer, 17 High st. sth
Anderson Edwin John, pianoforte tuner, 4 Kensington av Barker William Henry B.Sc.Lond., F.C.S. principal East
Anderson Henry Lewis, pianoforte tuner, 36 Lathom rd Ham Technical College, Barking road
Anderson Joseph G. sanitary inspector to Borough Barking Chronicle (South Essex Printing & Publishing
Council, Town hall Co. Limited, proprietors & publishers; published
*.Andrew Herbert, oil & color man, 317 High street nth friday), I & 3 High street south ·
Andrews Albert Edward, insurance agt. 33 Streatfield av Barnard .Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, 9 High street south
Andrews Albert William, cycle d('.aler, 299 Barking road Barter James, beer & wine retailer, 185 Altmore avenue
Andrews Alfied H nry, insurance agt. 33 Streatfield av B.trtholomew Harriet (Mrs.), grocer, 41 Seymour road
Andrews Charles, greengrocer, 32 Park avenue Bartholomew Thomas William, bookseller, 92 Priory rd
Anglo-.A.merican Laundry Co. ; receiving office, 120 Bartlett Harry Charles, shopkeeper, g6 Market street
Hatherley gardens Barton Emest Henry. oil & color man, n7 Burges road
Anglo-American Oil Co. Ltd. oil merchants, East Ham Barton William Charles, insurance supt. 22 Hubert rd
Station siding, High stret>t north Bassett J. J. & Co. builders' mers. I04 High st. north
Anglo-.A.merican Steam Laundrv •
Co. Poulett road Bassett William Robert, dairyman, I7I Burges road
Anstead Oliver Robert, road & sewerage contractor, Wall Batchelor Alfred Ueorge, insurance agent,ro Abbotts rd
End house, Barking road Batchelor Archibald Wm. fancy draper,167High l'lt.north
Aplin Waiter John, tailor, 6 Lawrence road Batchelor Stanley Alfred, sec. to East Ham Technical
Archard Nathaniel, grocer, 245 Barking road College, Barking road
Armstrong Joseph, dairy, 59 Malvern road Bates Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 7 Wilson road
Armstrong May (Miss), teacher of music, 57 M}llvern rd tBaLhe Mary Ann Elizabeth (Mrs.), herbalist, 4 Shrews-
Arnell Ernest Harry, ophthalmic optician, 143 Milton av bury road
:f:Arnold George, boot maker, 122 Shre" sbury road Batiste Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Seymour road
ft.Arnold William, dairy, IR, Cyprus place Batt William, boot dealer, II7 High street south
Arrowsmith Lvdia (Miss), teacher of music, u6 Batten Albert George, house agent, u8 Wellington road
Henniker gardens Batten William Thomas, insurance agt. 36 Shoebury rd
Arthur Eleanor (Miss), draper, II9 Hig-h street south Baucut William Lewis, leather seller, 13 High st. south
~Ascott Lewis, wine & spirit dealer, Shrewsbury road Baum Isaac, tailor, 33 Barking road
Ashenden Charles, news agent, 142 Katherine road Bayes John, sign writer, 14 Ladysmith avenue
Ashton Thomas George, beer retailer, 8o High st. south Heal William k Co. house decorators. 23 Harrow road
*.Association Picture Coli~eum LiTPited (The) (Herbert Beattie William, house decorator, 55 Loxford avenue
C. Fontaine, manager), 266 & 268 High street north Beaumont Albert William B.A.Camb., M.D.Dub.,
Atkins George, grocer, IOI WakefiPld street L.R. C. S.Edin. physiC'ian & surgeon, & medical officer
Atkinson Arthur, pork butcher, Io The Pavement, Wall East Ham district, West Ham union, Oak Ball, High
ilnd, Barking road street north
Atkinson Emily (Miss}, tobacconist, 63 Market ~treet *Beckley Norman, pianoforte tuner, 47 Sibley grove
Atkinson Ernest Edwin, cycle maker, 6 Town Hall build- Beecroft EdwinGe J.dining rooms, see Turner & Beecroft
ings, Barking- road & motor garage, Barking road. B9hrens '\Villiam, dining rooms, 227 Barking road
T N 623 East Ham Bell Ernest, butcht>r, 170 High street uorth
*Atkinson Jarnes, confectioner, 295 High street north Bell George Charles. coal merchant, 1 r Fry road
*.Attwell Alice (Mrs.), laundry, 305 High street north Bell Waltt>r E. painter & decorator, no Plashet lane
Austen Henry John, news agent, 282 Barking road Bellchamber'l Clara (Miss), confecboner, I Duke·e
Austen Mary (Miss), dress maker, .fO elements r:Jad par:-~de, W·lll end, B<~rking road
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
8ellcbamber& Louisa (Mrs.), confectioner, k post office,
9 Marlow terrace, High street south
Bellingham Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer, 21 Seymour rd
Bellis Richard, shopkeept>r, 64 Wakefield stret>t
Bendall Herbert, fishmonger, 56 Napier road
Bender Henry, baker, 5 High street north
Bennett & Oggins, cycle agents, 140 Barking road
Bennett Charles William, shopkeeper, I Pavement, \Yall
end, Barking road
*Bennett Robert Osborn, dairy, 316 High street north
tBennington Robert & Co. news agents, 74 Boundary rd
Benstead Jn. N. musical instrument dlr. 78 High st. nth
Benton William L.S.A., M.R.O.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.,
D.P.H. physician & surgeon, t327 Shrewsbury road &
medical officer of health to East Ham Corporation &
schools' medical officer to Borough of East Ham
Education Committee, Town hall
Berry Arthur E. provision dealer, s Barking road
Berry William Arthur M.B .. B.S.Lond., D.P.H. deputy
medical officer of health & aRsistant sl'hools medical
officer, Town hall
Best Samuel, baker, 315 Barking road
Beuthin Ernest Fdk. pawnbroker, 292 & 294 Barking rd
tBevan George Henry, hair dresser, IS Boundary road
Bevan Henry, fruiterer, 74 Katherine road
Bevis Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 94 Keppel road
*Bibbing William Hy. greengrocer, 265 High st. north
Bigg Charles, fishmonger, so High street north
Bigg Jessie (Miss), dress maker, 299 Central Park road
Birch John Ernest William~ engineer & surveyor to the
Corporation, Town hall
fBird George Philip, grocer, 37 Cyprus place
Bistram Gustav, shopkeeper, 87 Oakfield road
Black Leonard, boot maker, 367 Barking road
Blake Ernest John, shopkeeper, 137 Plashet lane
Blake Farewell Kellaway, shopkeeper, 139 Plashet lane
Blanchard Harold Benjamin, glazier, 35 Holme road
*Bleach John, bookbinder, 132 Sibley grove
Bleasby Hedley Richard, beer retlr. ( off).4a,Roman road
Blick HaiTy, draper, 89 High street north
Blower Waiter Albert, grocer, 2II Bi!!h stret>t north k
cheesemonger, 7I Katherine road
tBlyth Herbert George, oilman, Ig9 Boundary road
Board of Trade Labour Exchange (D. G. White. man-
ager), 8 High street south
Boleyn Drug Stores Limited, chemists & druggists, 127
& 129 Barking road
Boleyu Electric Theatre (Dartnell Brothers, proprietors),
9 Barking road
Bollman Gustave, hair dresser, 85 Barking road
Bonito Giovanni, green~ocer, 253 Barking road
Bonner Felix CharlE"s, draper, 26I Barking road
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Ltd. 310 Barking rd
Borehenger Bros. musical instrument dlrs.327Barking rd
Borer Ethel (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 2 .Avenue
parade, Barking road
Borough of East Ham Liberal & Labour Club (J.
Gordelier, sec.), 107 Barking road
Bosher Alfred Charles, bird dealer, 345 Barking road
Bowdidge Mary (Mrs.), beer retailer (off), 83
Mitcham road
Bowser George hor, grocer, u6 Plashet grove
Bo:xall Isabel (Mrs.), dress maker, 8I Plashet lane
Boyd Limited, musical instrument sellers, 320 & 322
Barking road
IBrabrook Alfred, shopkeeper, 109 Beaconsfield street
Bradberry John, tailor, 12 Wall end, Barking road
Bradbury Alfred, confectioner, 34 High street south
Bradford Frederick, plumber, 6 Seymour road
Brady E. & Co. house decorators, 52 Dickens road
Brasnett William, fishmonger, 66 Leigh road
+Brawn James, shopkeeper, 17 Boundary road
Brazley Mercy (Mrs.), dress maker, 74 Arragon road
Bready William, insurance agent, 34 Lawrence road
Brett David John Jas, marine store dlr. 291 Barking rd
Brett Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 323 Barking road
Brett William, boot repairel", 125 Plashet grove
Brett William H. teacher of music, 63 Skeffington road
1Jridle William, borough librarian, Carnegie Central
library, High street south
Briggs Miss M. shopkeeper, 73 Altmore avenue
"Britannic Assumnce Co. Limited (Bernard Jas. Moore,
superintendent), 244 Barking road
British American Product Company (The), sausage
1kin dealers, Market street
Britt William George, boot maker, 32 _Bendish road
Bromley Francis Edward L.M.S.S.A.Lond. physician &
.mrgeon, I24 Central Park road
Brooks John, chemist, 8 High street north
Brown Albert, cats' meat dealer, 5 Plashet grove
:tBrown Charles George, boot repairer,92 Shrew~bury rd
Rrown Edward, dairy, 231 Katberine road
EAST BAl\l. 273
Brown Harry, shopkeeper, IOI H.1therley gardens
Brown James, hair dre!lser, 136 High street north
IIBrown John, dining rooms, 36 Cyprus place
Brownfield Eleanor (.Miss), music teacher, 8 Norman rd
Brummitt Edward Albert, confectioner, 82 Mitcham rd
Bruton Henry .Albert, boot repairer, 2 Eliza terrace,
W elstead road
Budgell Waiter Ernest, florist, 296 Barking road
Buffham William, assist. insur. supt. 10 Latimer aven
Bull Elizh. F.(Miss), teacher of pianoforte,So Burges rd
Bull Ida (Mrs.), incandescent gas fittings dealer, 313
Barking road
Bull John, butcher, 52 High street north
tBullock Charles John, oilman, 173 Shrewsbury road
Bunting Frank, confectioner, 92 High street north
Burch Sarah (Mrs.), costumier, 24 Ladysmith avenue
Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co.wholesale druggists & manu-
facturing chemists, High strPet south
Burgoyne Louisa (Mrs.), laundry, 26 Wakefield streel;
Burkmar Joseph Aldridge, builder, 22 Colvin road
Burling Edward Thos. marine store dlr. 105 Market st
Burnell William, eel pie house, ~ Vicarage lane
Burnes Frederick, corn dealer, I8o High street north
Burr Charles, optician, I38 Wakefield street
*Burrows W. Edgcumbe B.Sc., M.B., B.S.Lond. ph}\.·
sician & wrgeon, 302 High street north
Burton Arthur, cab proprietor, 35 Colvin road
Bury Robert, shopkeeper, 59 Ernald avenue
Bush George, basket maker, 21 Clements road
Bush Herbert Joseph, blind maker, 66 Poulett road
Bush Mary (Mrs.), wardrobe dealt>r, 56 Seymour road
tBush Wm. Thos. insur. assistant supt.rog Boundary rd
*Butcher & Sons, grocers, 293 High street north
Butler Alice (Mrs.), teacher of pianoforte, 329 Cen-
tral Park road
Butt Albt. Edwd. wine & spirit dealer, 22 Seymour rd
Butt Edwin, wine & spirit dealer, 290 Barking roa<l
Butt Montagu, hair dresser, 130 Plashet grove
Butti Lydia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 54 Se}mour road
Buttrey James, art needlework depot, 23I High st. nth
Buttrey May (Miss), teacher of violin, 23I High st. nth
Byers Charles, fruitPrer, S-1- High street north
Byford John & Son Limited, cement merchants, Tunnel
depot, Heigham road
*Byford Alfred, insurance agent, 40 Gladstone avenue
Byford Gertrude (Mrs.), confectioner, 335 Barking road
Cahill James, fried fish dealer, 6 Vicarage lane
Cahill William, Green Man P.H. 120 Plashet grove
Caley George T. confectioner, 28 Wakefield street
Calver George William, grocer, 42 Market street
tcampbell James, grocer, 56 Boundary road
Candy William, greengrocer, r Mountfield road
Cannings Henry George, shopkeeper, 144 Plashet lane
Cannon Charles G. pianoforte dealer, 108 High st. north
Carey George, mason, 125 Ranelagh road
Carey Sydney, poultry farmer, 135 Ranelagh road
Carnall May (Miss), co,tumier, 61 Frinton road
Carnt>gie Central Lihrary (William Bridle, borough
librarian; Oliver W. Stone, assistant), High street
south; branch, Passmore Edwards (Dertram J. Frost,
librarian in charge), Plashet grove
Carr Hugh Livingstone, chemist, 93 Plashet grove
Carter Joseph & Son, painters, 33 Telham road
Carter Alfred, marsh bailiff to Essex Sewers Commis-
sioners, Milton house, High street south
Cassen Brothers, tailors, 122 High street north
Castle James, laundry, 4 Avenue parade, Barking road
Castle Waiter, shopkpr. r Saltbox TOW, High st. south
· Caton John, confectioner, Vicarage lane
Cattermole Arthur William, insur. agent. 16 Frinton rd
Cayzer Maud (Mrs.), news agent, 92 Katherine road
Central Hall (Fredk. Geo. Chipchase,caretkr. ),Barking rd
Central Printing Works Ltd. printers, 265 Barking road
Chalkley A.lbert, butcher, 6 Barking road
*Chalkley James Francis, butcher, 26o High st. north
Chambers M. C. & Co. drapers, 6r Leigh road
Chambers Edgar JamPs, decorator, 69 Melbourne road
Chandler T. D. & Co. timber merchants, 76 High street
south. T N 6o8 East Ha m
Chandler Alfred George, decorator, 59 Seymour road
Chandler Frederick J oseph, shopkeeper, 20 Plashet gro
Chandler George, news agent, 2 Market place, Wall
end, Barking road
Chapman Amy (Mrs.), dress maker, 37 Haldane road
Chapman Charlie John, fishmonger, 361 Barking road
*Chapman John Marler, draper, 306 High street north
Chapman Louis, tobacconist, I39 High street north
Chapman William, insurance agent, I5 Grosvenor road
Chappell Charles Henry. confectioner, 9 Plashet grove
Chard Francis John, grocer, So Seymour road
Charters James, school attendance officer, Town hall
*Cheshire Charlt>s, butcher. 277 High street north
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 274 EAS'f HAM. ESSEX.
Ch~ter Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 40 Thackeray road·
Child Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 104 Plashet lane
Chine Brothers, coach builders, 2a, Caulfield road
Chittock Harry. turncock Metropolitan Water Board,
Eastern division, 84 Oakfield Toad
Christopher William, oil & color man, 132 Plashet gro
City Tailoring Co. tailors, 140 High street north
·Clapp Gertrude (Miss), dress ma.s King's ter.Nelson st
Claringbold & Son, builders, 36 St. John's road
Claringbold Betsy Golder (Mrs.), dress maker, 36 St.
John's road
Clark Alfred, news agent, 2 Kenneth ter. Vicarage lane
Clark Alice (Miss). dress maker, 6 Boleyn road
OJ.ark Alice Lucy (Mrs.), teacher of shorthand, 1 CPntral
Park road
Clark George, builder, 54 & .S6 Oakfield road
Clark George, confectioner, 83 Barking road
Clark George, provision dealer, 6x Barking road
Clark George Arthur L.RC.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin. physi-
cian & surgeon, 3 Fairview ter. Wall end, Barking rd
Clark George Henry, furniture remover,218 High st.nrth
. Clark Harriett (Miss), teacher of music,127 Kempton rd
Clark Joseph Richard. removal contractor, 42 Colvin rd
Olarke George John, hoot repairer, 23 Oakfield road
*Cleaver Alfred George, motor engineer, East avenue
*Cleaver Fredk. Wm. sign writer, 241 Shakespeare cres
Clements George Alfred, builder, 187 Altmore avenue
Coake George, corn chandler, 126 Katherine road
Coates Arthur, grocer, I Alexandra ter. Gooseley lane
:t:Cochrane Clifford, confectioner, 190 Shrewsbury road
*Cohen Harry, tailor, 307 High street north
tCole Edmund Waiter, news agent, 2 Boundary road
Cole Frederick, insurance agent, 4 Henry road
Cole William Jabez, Roding hotel, Leigh road
Colegate Ernest, hair dresser, ::19 High street north
*Oolegate George, grocer, 263 High street north
:tCollindridge Brothers, grocers, 184 Shr~wsbury road
Collins Edward, boot repairer, x Thorpe road
Collins ErnestHy.oil & color man,4Milton ter.High st.sth
Collins Herbert, grocer, 10 Holme road
Collins Richard Rawtrey M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. phvsician & surgeon, 177 Hig-h st.north
*Collins Thomas William, h'lir dresser, 104 High st. nth
Oollins Waiter, butcher, 7 Town Hall bldgs. Barking rd
Collinson Percy, beer retailer, 25 Wilson road
*Collis William, carpenter & joiner, ::129 Monega road
*Conning William Henry, tailor, 22 East avenue
*Connor Henry, boot maker, 320 High street north
Constable James, school attendance officer, Town hall
*Cook James. butchPr, 324 High street north
Cook James W. shopkeeper, 6 Wall End road
*Oook Urbane, milliner, 264 High street north
Cook William T. fishmonger, 229 Katherine road
*Cookson Edward, confectioner, 249 High street north
Coombs E. Richard, confectioner, r67 Central Park road
Cooper Goorge J oseph, baker, 2::1 & 25 Seymour road
Cooper Percival A. butcher, 76 Katherine road
Oooper Richard, insurance agent, II5 Barking road
Copeland Brothers, outfitters, 32, 34 & 36 Barking road
Coram Abraham Thomas, coal mer. 74 Hatherley gdns
Corlett Margaret E. (Mrs.), milliner, I<; Barking road
Cornish Mabel (Miss), dress ma. see Tabrett & Cornish
Cornish William Robert, furnit'IJ.re dealr.ro6 Plashet gro
Cornwell & Son, coal merchants, 64 Masterman road
Cornwall Ezra, beer retailer, 64 Mountfield road
Costin Margaret (Mr!'.), drPss maker, 7 Gillett avenue-
Cotter Thomas. marine store dealer. 74 Cleve!ll road
Cotton Alice (Mrs.),fancy draper,uWall end,Barking rd
Cousins W. & R. tailors, x8r & 183 & *2<;4 High st. nth ·
Cousins George, insurance agent, 56 Hall road
Cousins Herbert, shopkeeper, 89 Plashet lane
Cox George, wine & spirit dealer, u6 Plashet lane
Craddock Fredel'ick William, butcher, 12 Pavement,
Wall end, Barking road
Cramp Harold. mu~ical instrumf'nt dealer.rg Barkin!! rd
Crane John F. & Sons, blacksmiths. 54 Wakefield street
Crighton &:i Hoskins, laundry, 123 High street south
Crosbie Robert, m11nauer of the London & Provincial
Bank Limited, 2 High street south
Cross Florf'nCf' (Miss), shnpkPepPr, T':l2 Chal'lemont rd
Cross Frederick Peter, nrinter, 34 Milton avenue
Crown Tailorin!! Oo. (ThP). tailors. ::n High st. north
Cruchlev Ernest Daniel, plumber. 9 Burges road
Cruse HPnrv G. in"'nrancP agent. r2 Grosvenor road
Crute William. coffep rooms. 272 Barkinl! road
Cullan Marv Elizh. {Miss). drf'S!'; :rra. 64 B1enheim rd
Curtis Charles, tobacconist. ':l Grosvenor tPr.Vicarage la
D'idd & Smith, j!rocers. 3 Milton terrace. High st. sth
fDall David. master m:uiner. 259 Shrewsburv Toad
Dallimol'f' GPorgf'. m<trinP storP ifPalf'r. 56 Wakefield st
Daltrv Francis, shopkeeper, 7~ WakPfielrf. street
Daniels Frederick, dairy, ro6 Central Park road
Daniels Geo. tobacconist et news agent, 79 Katherine rd
[KELLJ'S
Dartnall Albert, asst. insur. i!upt. 97 Hatherley gardens
Davan Florence (Miss), dress maker, 62 Heigham ;road
Davey Charles William, dairyman, 304 Barking romi t?
Davey Edwin Thomas, cycle maker, 152 Katherine road
Davies & Son, dairymen, 7ft Katherine road ·
Davies Daniel, dairyman, 159 High street north
*Davies Frances A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 126 Sibley grove
Davies John, dairy, 87 Katherine road
Davis Henry & Alfred, watch makers, 173 High st. north
Davis George L. B. borough treasurer, Town hall
Davis Henry Charles, decorator, 84 Wakefield street
Davis Samuel, tailor, 83 Plashet grove
Davia Waiter, greengrocer, 71 Telham road
Davison Thomas, coffee rooms, 13 Wall end, Barking rd
Dawson Joseph Richard, cabinet maker, 4 Southend rd
Day Daniel P. oil & color man, 32 Plashet grove
*Day Francis William, insurance agent,44Kensington av
Day Henry G. school attendance officer, Town hall
Dean Brothers, grocers, 36 Plashet grove
:):Dean E. F. (Mrs.), registry office, 65 Shrewsbury rd
Dean Ernest, hosier, 321 Barking road ·
Dear Albert John, butcher, 5 The Parade, Vicarage la
D~ar Fll>re (Mrs.), dress maker, 35 Macauley road
Deards Thomas, clothier, IIS High street north
*Death Alfred D. tobacconist, 313 High. street no,rth
De'ath Annie (Miss), dress maker, 38 Mortimer rdad
tDecker Hertha (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, g6
Boundary road
Deeks Maria (Mrs.), nurse, 24 Keppel road
Denhard· William, confectioner, 21 Wakefield street
Denne H. & Sons, dairymen, 82 Haldane Nad
Dennis Edward Frederick, butcher, 237 High st. north
Depalma Henry, greengrocer, 33 Mitcham road
Desmond & Co. chemists & druggists, 104 Katherine td
Dickenson Charles, greengrocer, n6 Central Park road
Dicks Henry H. butcher, 2 Milton terrace, High st. sth
Digby William, confectioner, xo8 Katherine road
Diggins William, wholesale grocer, Wellington road
*Dingley Percy S. umbrella maker, 309 High st. north
DixQn David, boot repairer, 82 Stamford road
Dobbs George, confr. 4 Town Hall bldgs. Barking roaa •
Douglas Elsie (Miss), costumier, n St. Martin's avenue
DovAr Bertram R. ·builders' merchant, 83 Katherine rd
Dowling Blanch (Miss), photographer, g6 Barking road
Downes D. T. grocer, 174 High street north
Drew George William, greengrocer, 91 Plashet grove
*Driscoll Eleanor (Miss), teacher of music, 65 Shake-
speare crescent
Duffield Harry, baker, 28 High street south
*Duke Albert Esau, fishmonger, 279 High street north
Dunk Stephen, bazaar, 94 High street north
Dunn. W. A. & Oo. tailors, 8 Colvin road
Dunn G~orge, tailor, 29 Caulfield road
Dunn Simon, bazaar, 121 High street north
*Dunt Percy, insurance agent, 129 Kensington avenue
Dupuy George, tobacconist, 149 Barking road
Durant Geo. Wm. greengro. 1 Grosvenor ter.Vicarage la
East .Anglian fioal Co. Limited, coal merchants, 40
Southend road ; & at East Ham station siding
East Ham Central Liberal & Radical Association (Jamea
E. Lelliott. sec.), 10 High street south
East Ham Corporation Electric Light & Tramways
Department (William C. Ullmann M.I.E.E. engineer
& manager), Nelson street .
East Ham Corporation Sewage Works (Edward J.
Carpenter, engineer), Vicarage lane
East Ham CorporatiGn Stores Office (Bobert Ward,
storekeeper), Vicarage lane
East Ham Day Nursery (Mis~ J. Wilson, sec.).. 274
Barking road
East Ham Distress Committee (Charles Branch, clerk),
W akefield Rtreet
East Ham "Echo" (South Essex Printing & Publishing
Co. Limited, proprietors & publishers; published fri-
day), I & 3 High street south
East Ham Education Committee Offices (F. R. Thomp-
son, sec. ; A . .A. Garrard, assistant sec.), Town hall
East Ham Express (Wilson & Whitworth Limited, pro-
prietors ; published wed.& sat. ),201 & 203 High st.nth
East Ham Fire Brigade Station (John Wm. Sweetland,
s-upt. ), High street south
East Ham Friendly Dividing Society (Alfred Thoma.~
Bessant, sec.), 33 St. Bernard's road
East Ham Liberal &i Radical Association (Charles Legg,
sec.) (reading room open every week night), Easi
Ham Public hall, Plashet grove
East Ham Liberal & Radical Club (James E. Lelliott,
sec.), xo High street south
East Ham Local Pension Committee ( ueorge Edward
Griffin, clerk), Town hall
East Ham "Mail" (South Essex Printing & Publishing
Oo. Limited, proprietors & publishers; published fri-
day), I & 3 High street south
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East Ham Municipal Alliance (G. P. Philpott, sec.), 203!
High street north
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East Ham Mutual Building Society (H. G. Brown, sec.),
W akefielJ. street · Foster 1 Samuel Joseph, shopkeeper, r Eliza terrae&..
East Ham Palace of Varieties John M. Hay, manager),
High street north
East Ham Recorder (South Essex Recorders Ltd.
printers & publishers; published fri. ), 37 High st.nth
East Ham Rubber Co. (Frederick E. Hancock), india
rubber goods dealers, 161 High street north
East Ham Technical College (W. H. Barker B.Sc.Lond.,
F.C.S. principal; S. A. Batch('lor, sec.), Barking road
East Ham Town Hall (Arthur Flowers, hall keeper),
Barking road
'East Ham Tuberculosi~ Dispensary (Olive1· Bruce
:M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. medical officer; attends tues.
10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. ; wed. 10 a.m. to I p.m.;
fri. 6 to 8 p.m.), 19 Wakefield street
East Ham Women's Liberal Association pii~s J. Wilson,
91 Second aven. Manor Park, hon. sec.), Plashet gt o
Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Ltd. 8r High st. nth
Easton Charles, inwrance agent, I Sandford avenue
Economic Acetylene Engineering Co. Ltd. SI Milton av
Edgar Stanley James, grocer, I Henniker gardens
tEdgley HNman, greengrocer, 178 Shrewsbury road
Edmonds M. & Co. mantle makers, 105 High st. north
Edmunds Richard, estate office, 61 Hartley avenue
Edwards & Co. photographers, 206 High street north
;Edwards Ernest J.P. solicitor & commissioner to
administer oaths (firm, Kilsby, Son & Edwards), 193
High street north
Edwards Henry, shopkeeper, 127 Charlemont road
:Edwards James, insurance agent, 208 Shrewsbury road
Edwards Joseph, market gardener, 22 :Yorm.an road
Edwards Percy Douglas, tobacconist, no Plashet grove
Elliott Arthur, corn dealer, 351 Barking road
Elliott Arthur William, grocer, 2 Katherine road
Elliott Edwin Randall, registrar of births & deaths for
the sub-district of East Ham south, West Ham
union; registration offices, 338 Central Park road
Elliott John Thoma~, grocer, 8 I Barking road
Elliott William, shopkeeper, 77 )'larket street
Ellis James J. hair dresser, 2 Fair View terrace, Wall
end, Barking road
!Ellis :Xancy (Mis~), dress maker, 5 Shrewsbury road
j:Ellis William, laundry, 125 Shrewsbury road
Elmer William, coke merchant, 224 Wakefield street
Elsden Harry, hair dresser, 257 Barking road
Elston John, butcher, 229 High street north
Elston William, butcher, 249 Barking road
*Emsley Charles William, confectioner, 258 High st.nth
Ennis Albert, scale maker, 128 Barking road
Erskine-Collins James :M.R.C.S.Lond., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, 218 Barking road
Eustace Geo. Arthur, grocer & tea dlr. 3 & 4 Vic.1 rage la
Evans Co. (The), prov;,;ion dealers, 41 & -l3 Barking rd
Evans Hemy, laundry, 136 Barking road
Evans Josiah, undertkr.22 High st.nth.& 89 Wakefield st
Evans Reginald Henry, teacher of music, so Lawrence rd
Evans William, shopkeeper, 2a, Roman road
Everist Thomas Andrew, shopkeeper, 2 Lonsdale avenue
Fairfax Alfr€-d, collector of rates & assistant overseer to
the Borough Council, Town hall
Fairhead Frank E. confectioner, 37 Barking road
Fairwea ther David John, draper, 94 Katherine road
Farrant FredPrick, insm·ance agent, 4I Spencer road
Farrer A. E. & Son, undertakers, Fern villa, Napier rd
Feely James Edward L.Ch., L.A.O., L.M.Dub. ph~·si-
cian & surgeon, r6 Plashet grove
Fehrenbach Godfrey, watch maker, II3 High -st. north
tFenton William Hy. insuran{)e agent, 33 Boundary rd
Ferguson Sidney Jas. ham & beef dlr. I9I High st. nth
Pfitch WaiterS. oil & color man, 229 Barking road
Pindlay Edward, laundry, us Plashet grove
Firminger Henry, dining rooms, 205 High street north
Fish Arthur, umbrella maker, 24 Barking road
Fish Robert C. pawnbroker. 25 & 27 High street north
PiS"her Frederick. grocer, 157 Wakefield street
tFisher Frederick, hair dresser, 2II Boundarv road
Fisher William J. slate merchant, 59 Lawrence road
*Fleming, Reid & Co. Ltd. hosiers, 288 High lilt. north
Fletcher Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 56 Parr road
Flint Wm. painter & house decorator, SI Clements rd
Flower Lily (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 17 Hall road
Flowers Minnie Edith (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6o Haldane rrl
Poakes James John, boot maker. 136 Charlemont road
Footc John, insurance agent, 3 Grosvenor road
*Forbes David, cycle maker, 308 High street north
tFord Frederick, dairyman, 74 Shrewsbury road
Porest Gate Sanitary Steam Laundry Oo. Limited, 353
Barking road
Porst~r & Son, bakers & confectioners, 128 High st. nth
EASI' HAM. 275
Foh.ter Fredel'ick, baker, I48 Barking road
Foster Brothers Clothing Co. Ltd. IT6 High st. north
Foster Arthur, confectioner, 127 Plashet grove
W elstead road
Foulds George, shopkeeper, 22 Roman road
Fox G. & Son, builders, 2a, Lathom road
Fox Thomas, florist, 136 High street north
Free Henry, grocer, 68 Benson avenue
tFreeland Chas.assist.Prudential supt.2o3 Shrewsbury rct
*Fr~man & Co. mantle makers, 270 High st. north.
Freeman Louis, tailor, 172 High street north
*Frisby J oseph Ltd. boot makers, 296 High st. nortli
Frith Charles Edward, stone mason, 7 Harrow road
Frizzell Frederick J. grocer, 57 Market street
Fro:.t Eertram J. librarian in charge Passmore Edwards
library, Pla:,het grove
:tFr}d Blanche (Miss), private school,~ss Shrewsbury rd..
Gale Ernest Frederick, dairy, High street south
Galley Thomas, shopkeeper, 84 Roman road
Gammon William Henry, grocer, 37 Melbourne road
Gapes Thomas, ham & beef dealer, 24 High street nortll.
Gardner Alfred, tailor, 48 Ashford road
Gardner Alfred Waiter, insur. agent, 44 Mafek.ing aven
Garner Joseph, confectioner, 58 Wakefield street
Garrard Alfred Arthur, 9s:,istant sec. to East Ham·
Education Committee, Education offices, Town hall
Garrard James, shirt maker, 46 & 48 High street north!,
& I I & 13 Barking road
Ganett Harry Gilbert, shopkeeper, 68 Brampton road
Gas Li!!ht & Coke Co. (J. W. Barker, inspect-or in,
charge) ; district office & show NJom, 40 & 42 Barking_~
road & (Williarn Brown Riedie, engineer & manager}\
Southend road
Gasson Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, 10 St.Bernard's rd"
Geeson William, shopkeeper, 133 Wakefield street
Genrge Aleek &; Co. Limited, pawnbrokers, 162 High
street north & 105 & 107 Wakefield street
Gerhold Henry A. teacher of music, 29 Milton avennt--
!Gerlach Charles, hair dresser, 128 Shrewsbury road
Gibbard ~lark, dust contractor, Manor hall, High st. st'h
Gibbs ElizabPth (Mrs.), beer retailer, 134 Charlemont rd
Gibson S. F. & Co. hosiery & knitted goods manufac-
turers & tie makers, Argyle works, Malvern road
I Gibson .Arthur Charle"-, insurnnce agent, 17 Mafeking av
1 *Gilbert Tho"-. John, pianoforte dlr. 278 High st. north
Giles Brothers, grocers, 59 LE>igh road
Gile,. BrPame'.s Almshous!'s, High strest south
Gill Frederick, boot repairer, gr Wakefield street & ro6 ~·
Katherine road
Gil!Ptt Albert, insurance agent, 7oa, Caledon :nm.dl
"Glad win & Co. milliners, 303 High street ll!Orth
Glas'l & Son, photographers, 387 Barking roadl
Glasson, Lister &; Co. house furnishers, 42 Higit st: nth-
Glf'n Ro~a Laundry Ca. Limited, 19 High street south &;
148 Hig-h 8treet north
Globe (The) Confectionery Co. confectioners, 109, r86 &;
220 High street north
Glynn C'omtance (}Irs.), dress maker, 14 Harrow road
Godfrey Joseph, house decorator, 12 Seymour road
Goetz Charles, pork butcher, 137 High street north
Going- Jamt",.., eel pie house, 97 Plashet grove
Gold :MyH, tailor, 363 & 365 Barking road
Golding George Charles, dining rooms, 233 Katherin~ r<f-._
Goldinghay Henry, plumber, 210 Plashet grove
Goldsborough Charles, sign writer, 70 Wall End road"'
tGooch ..ilice (.Miss), dress maker, 77 Boundary road
Goodall George William, decorator, I40 Heigham road·
*Goodchild ..innie (Miss), dress maker, 65 Sibley gr(we
ii·Goodchild Eulalia (Mrs.), dress maker, 34 East avPn
Goodchild Frederick, dining rooms, I I High st. south..
tGoodchild William, shopkeeper, 142 Shrewsbury road
Goc'"""v Alice Florence (Miss), blouse ma. 35 Spencer rd'
Goc".ang Waiter, boot repr. 8 Grosvenor ter. VicaragE" la
Goodman Herbert, boot repairer, 42 GilleU avenue
Goodspeed Chas. fishmonger,6 Grosvenor ter.Vica:rage la..
*Goodstride & Co. tailors, 230 High street north
Goodwin Arthur Edward, insur. agent, 3 Ladysmith a"lii-
Gottlieb Benjamin, fried fish dealer, 20 Wakefield streef
Goymer Evan, dairy, 7 Grosvenor ter. Vicarage lane
Graham Albert Wm. insurance agt. 28 Creighton avenue
Graham William, shopkeeper, 263 Barking road
Graham Wm.McAdam,veterinary <>nrgeon,120 Caledon rd
*Graham William T., M.P.S .. F.S.M.C. chemist, 261
High street north
Grantham & Co. g-rocars, 3o6 Barhing road &:; 158 Higfu.
street north
tGray Frederick, insurance agent, 136 Boundary road.
Greaves George Waiter, shopkeeper, 37 Boleyn road
Green Alfred, wardrobe dealer, 148 Katherine road
Green Bessie (Miss), dress maker, 12 St. John's road:
Green Edwin, tinsmith, II Friars road
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Green Frederick John, Central hotel, 150 Barking road
Green James, wardrobe dealer, 301 Harking road
'G-reen W1lliam, greengrocer, 38 Cyprus place
Greenwood Thomas, saddler, 4 High street north
""Greig David, provision merchant, ~q.6 High st. north
Gress Armand, hair dresser, 5 Norman ter. High st. sth
Griffin George Edward, clerk to East Ham Local Pen-
sion Committee, Town ball, Barking road
*Grottick Et hel :May( Mrs. ),leather seller ,JOI High st. nth
Gunn William B. insurance agent, 79 Compton avenue
Gunston Fredk. Wm. oil & color man, 157 High st.nth
Guthrie Chas. Henry, Qil & color man, 134 Katherine rd
Guttridge Frederick John, hair dxesser, 7 Plashet grove
Hacker Brothel "• joiners, 100 Plashet grove
Hackett John S. insurance agent, 188 Caulfield road
Hackshall Walter, glass & china dealer 129a, & fish-
monger 131, High street north
Hackshaw Edith (Miss), tchr. of pianoforte, 36 Bridge rd
Haden Annie (Mrs.), ostrich feather dresser, Io Fry road
Had~raft E~!lsie Mabel (Miss), teacher of music, 52
Central Park road
Hagues Benjamin, draper, 147 Barking road
Hail Brothers, hosiers, 70 High street north
I!Halden Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 11 Cyprus place
Hall Harry William, phonograph dealer, 4 ~arket pl.
Wall end, Barking road
Hall Samuel George, hair dresser, 62 Leigh road
Hamilton Gertrude (Mrs.), millin('r, 101 High &t. north
Hamilton Thomas,coal & coke merchant,2 Eastbourne rd
Hamling Arthur, insurance a~ent, 23 Heigham road
Hammett Coningsby & Geo. pawnbros. 123 High st. nth
Hammett Ben, pawnbro. & house furnshr.2 :Barkin~ rd
Hammett Charles, rag & bone merchant,I8:Mountfield rd
Hammett Coningsby, pa~nbroker, 47 Holme road
Hammond Elizabeth (Mis:o ), blouse m a. 17 W akefield ~t
Hancox Edward E. tailor, 207 High strel:'t north
Hannaford J. H. & Co. mantle mas. g6 High st. north
Hannant Frederick George, laundry, 231 Barking road
Hanreck Harry, hair dresser, 47 High street south
Hansford George, greengrocer, 75 Market street
tHarber George, builder, 8o Boundary road
Hardiman George, grocer, 44 Seymour road
Harding Joseph, builder, 42 Heigham road
Harnwell George, oil & color man, 103 Central Park road
Harper Charles, insurance agent, 34 Wakefield street
Harrington H. Ltd. furniture dealers, 68 High st. north
llarris Charles, grocer, 182 Hatherley gardens
Harris Ernest Frederick, contractor, 237 Katherine road
Harris James William, shopkeeper, 104 Telham road
Harris John, marine store dealer, 8g Katherine road
Harris Sarah (Mrs.), glazier, IIO High street north
Harris Thomas, grocer, 64 Stamford road
Harris William S. butcher, 3 Barking road
•Rarrison George. boot mah.er, 128 Sibley grove
Harrison Henry, hair dresser, 73 Katherine road
Hanison Miles James, grocer, I Seymour road
Hart Frederick, shoe maker, 43 Boleyn road
.,.H'lrwood A. & Son, painter!'!, 293a, Hi~h street north
Haselden Henry Thomas, outfitter, 28 & 32 High st. nth
*Hawkes Edward William, confr. 273 High street north
•Hawkey William A. insurance supt. 18 Woodhouse gro
Hawkins Richard, grocer, 95 Altmore avenue
Hawkridge Alice (Mrs.), .shopkeeper, 30 Park avenue
Hayden Alfred Charles, beer retailer, 43 Thackeray road
Hayden Anne (Mr~.), oil & color dealer, 22 Wakefield st
Hayes Ern~l'lt, boot maker, I05 Central Park road
tHayes Esther (Miss) G.S.M. teacher of music, 296
Shrewsbury road
Hayes Harry, boot maker, 63 Seymour road
Haynes John Henry, boot maker, II4 Plashet g-ruve
Haysom Henry, house furniRher, *250 & 252 High street
north & 179 High street north
Hazell Minni~ (Miss).tchr.of pianoforte.s Hatherl£>)" g-dns
HazeU William, confectioner, 3 Vicarage lane
Hl•ad SamuPl John, grocPr. 213 Burges road
Head Victor, tailor. 47 Barking road
Heading-ton .Annie (Mrs.), shopket>per, 64 LE'i!!h road
HPaling Chas. Hy. baby linen warehouse, 45 "Barking rd
tHeath Benjamin Rayner, grocer, 88 Boundary road
Be<~th Cha.rles Herbert, grocer, g8 Pla~het grove
Heavens Charles, confectioner, 259 Barking road
Heineman Geo.cycle agt.8 Pavement, Wall end,Barking -rd
Hellens Frank Richard, stationer, 32 High street south
UHenderson Jctmf:'s Newmm, engineer, Burnaby street.
T A "Atchari Aldock ; " T N 3622 East
Hennes.sey Kate (Mrs.), dress maker, 6o Burg-es road
ffanwoorl Harry, draper, 175 High street north
*Herapath Bros. estate agents & builders, 2 East avenue
*Herapath Philip, builder, 2a, East avenue
Herbert Edith (Mrs.), certificated nurse, 59 Hi~h 'lt. sth
+Hewing Geo-rge, shopkeeper, 85 B0undary road
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Hewitt Joseph Henry, news agent, 2 Pavement, WaU
end, Barking road
Hickman James, shopkeeper, 97 Wakefield street.
Hicks Waiter, hardware dealer, 124 Plashet lane
Hill Frank B. watch maker, 30 Kempton road
Hill Sarah (Mrs.), dress maker, 30 Kempton road
Hill Waiter, insurance agent, xa, Lloyd road
Hill Wm. Hy. Chas. draper, 3 Stanley ter. High llt. ~th
Hills Henry James, photographer, 309 Barking road
Hilyard :\oiorris J. J. sanitary inspector to Borough
Council, Town hall
Hine John, jun. assist. insurance supt. 84 Masterman rd
Hine John, insurance agent, II9 Plashet lane
Hinton Brothers, housebreakers, 270 :Barking road
Hint on Mary S. (Mrs.), ladies' school (private), ~qo
Barking 1·oad
Hipp John Joseph, shopkeeper, 63 Plashet g1·ove
*Hirst Herbert Alex. assi~t. insur. supt. 136 Byron a\ea
Hirstwood Francis Henry, decorator, 41 Bridge road
Hobbs Augustus Thomas, boot maker, 130 Barking road
Hobbs William Edwurd, relieving officer No. 16 district.
West Ham union, 95 Arragon road
Hobbs William Henry, fishmonger, 23 Barking road
Hodge John, shopkeeper, 73 Arragon road
Hodges Thomas, shopkeeper, 34 Welstead road
Hodson A.lbert, bird dealer, 325 Barking road
Hogg Fredk. Wm. teacher of pianoforte, ro Winter a.-
Hogg William Robert, builder, 91 Caulfield road
!Holland Henry, shopkeeper, 248 Shrewsbury road
qolloway Wm. horse slaughterer,17 Wall end,Earking rd
Holman Herbert A. baby linen wareho. 150 High st. nth
Uolmes .Alfred John, decorator, 32 Macauley road
Holmes Robert, greengrocer, n Plashet grove
Home & Colonial Stores Ltd. 227 High street north
Homewood Bartholomew, bootmaker, 82 High st. north
""Hcopel & Co. builden' merchants, 312 High st. north
!Iooper William Thomas, confectioner, 57 Barking road
Hcrn Charles George, shopkeeper, 6g Masterman road
Hoskin Wm.Hy.& Son,corn & flour mers.g7 Katherine rd
Hosliins .A.nnie (~Irs. ), laundry, see Crighton & Ho-.kin!l
Roward John Thomas, shopkeeper, 43 Talbot road
Ho well Anna D. (Mrs.), 11ervants' registry offic(', 268
Barking- road
Howell Ho:ratio, cycle maker, 113 Plashet. grove
Howland Frederick, shopkeeper, 164 Kempton road
Hubhard William St. Anbyn L.M.S.S.A., L.S.A.Lnnd.
physiciJJD & surgeon. 29 Burges road
Huggins May (Mis..s), teacher of music, 46 Clement~ rd
Humphrey Rosa (:Miss), ladies· outfitter,214 High st. ntft
Hunt Amelia (Mrs.), co:rn & ftour dlr. 235 High sL nth
Hunt Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 134 Sibley grove-
Hunt Nora (Miss), dress maker, 64 Streatfield av.-.nut>
tHunt William Henry, credit draper, 213 Shrewsbury rd
Hurrell Frank, stationer, 3 Henniker gardens
Hutchens Lilian(Miss),teaeher of pianoforte,s Denbigh rd
Hut~hinson Cyril Geor~e M.R.C.S.Eng .. L.R.C.P.hel.
physician & surgeon, 81 High street south
Hutchinson Harry L.R.C.P.I., L.R.F.P.S.Glas., L.S.A .
Lond. phy'lician & surgeon, 111 Plashet grove
Hutchinson William, ·coal merchant, 49 Bartle avenue
Huxtable Albert W. tobacconist, 176 & 188 High st. nth
Ickingel' Frederick, butcher, 59 Market street
Iggulden & Roberts, Boleyn tavern, I Barking road
Ilford & East Ham Laundry Co. 4 Holloway terrace,
High street south & I Lawrence road
Imperial Market Oil Stores, oil & color stores, IO Bal'k-
mg road
Instance Arthur Frank, draper, 314 Barking road
Ireland Thomas J. confectioner, 16o Katherin£> roarl
Ironman William, hair dresser, I Lydeard road
Ironmonger William, rate collector & assistant overseer
to the Borough Council, Town hall
Isolation Hospital (Ea!'t Ham Corporation) (Wm. EPnton
::\I.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.. D.P.H. medical supt.; Miss
Wilson, matron), Roman road
Ivory John, cartage contractor, Wilson's frm. Plashet gro
Jacobs & Co. wholesale haberdashers, 28 Plashet grove
Jaggers Brothers, builders' merchants, 174 Katherine rd
James & Co. furniture dealers, II8 Barking road
James Alfred, grocer, II Pavement, Wall end,Barking rd
James Chas. fishmongr.s Market pl.Wall end,Earking rd
James Eliza (Mrs.), cats' meat dealer, 5 Fair View ter-
race, Wall end, Barking road
Jam('s John, paperhanger, 5 Fair View terrace. Wall
end, E<~rking road
!James William, fishmonger, 182 Shrewsbury road
*Jancourt Herman, dr~er, 285 High street north
Jarvis S::~muel Henry, greengrocer, I32 Katherine road
J eff George, confectioner, 99 Plashet grove
Jeffries John. undertaker, 73 Barking road
Jenkin Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, n6 Barking road
J enkins G~on~e Rres, tailor, 323 Central Park road
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Jenliins Oliver W. draper, 106 High street north
*Jenner William, plumber, I Sibley !,!I"OVe
Jt>nnings George, shopkeeper, 24 Grosvenor gardens
Jf'nnings John William, insurance- agent, 98 Milt()n avell
Jpremy Waiter G. manager of the London & South
West~rn Bank Limited, 202 High street north
.lf'rman Cordelia (Mrs.), news agent, 58 Leigh road
tJ£>rram Jas. William, builder, Crown works,Boundary rd
Johns William, draper, 56 Aintree avenue
Johnson Alice M. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 128 Katherine rd
Johnson Edward William, assistant town clerk to East
Ham Corporation, Town hall, Barking road
Johnson Ernest J. assistant borough treasurer,Town hall
*Johnson John A. insurance agent, 159 Byron aYenue
Johnson Bobert, hair dresser, 233 High street north
Jones Bros. dairymen, 58 Barking rd.& 2 Hennilrer gdns
Jone~ Brothers, provision dealers, 93 Katherine road
Jones Henry Arthur & Co. grocers, 7 Barking road
Jones & Co.grocers,*256 High st.nth. & 138 Katherine rd
Jonps Charles, shJpkeeper, 2 Fabian street
*Jones Edward Jo~eph, oil & color man,3oo High !lt. nth
Jones James, shopkeeper, 41 Macauley road
Jones John, costumier, 101 Katherine road
Jones John, greengro. 4 Pavement, Wall end, Barking rd
Jcslin L. & E. (Misses), drapers, 2 High street norl·h
Joslin Evelyn (Miss), teacher of music, 1 Fairview villas,
B~rking road
Joy Olive (Miss) L.L.C.M. teacher of pianoforte, 24
Burges road
Jubilee Supply Co. boot &; shoe dealers, 71 Plashet grove
Justic~ MichaPl, shopkeeper, 32 Telham road
Kal'('t John, oil &; color man, 7 High strel:'t north
K~"P F'redk. Wm. Black Lion P.H. 13-5 High st. north
h.f't'p John, beer, wine & spirit retailer, r6o High st.nth
IKeJleher Wil!iam, coal merchant, 2 Plevna street
fKt>llick Charlotte (Mrs.), tchr. of music, 24 Lancaster rd
KI'I!'PY Janu~s W. co::1l dealer. 67 Abbotts road
Kt>mp Elijah, decorator, 66 High street north
KPmp K~te (Mrs.), grocer, 2 TPmple road
Kt>mpster Alice (Mrs.), haberdasher, 47 Goo.seley lane
•Kempston Amy Catherine (Miss),statnr.294 High st.nth
Kennis William, baker &; confectioner, 76 High st. north
Kent Thomas (Mrs.), dining rooms, 141 High st. north
tKt>rry Thomas, fruiterer, 153 Boundary road
Kersl'y .Alfred H. beer retailer, 215 Burges road
Kbop Alexander, hair dresser, 359 Barking road
Kill> un Edith (Miss), dress malrl:'r, 6 Altmore avenue &
35>, Barking road
fKiliPy Alice ().lrs. ), shopkeeper, 171 Shrewsbury road
*Killwick D. & Co. furniture dealers, 272 High st. north
Killlhy, Son & Edwards, solicitors; 193 High street north
Kil~h •
Charll:'s Edward Stewart, solicitor & commis-
"'il)ner to administer oaths (firm, Kilsby, Son &
l<:dwards), 193 High street north
King Edith (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, g6 Lathom rd
1\ing George, insurance agent, 47 Friars road
King Henry, builder, 56 Lonsdale avenue
King Lonisa (~rs. ), shopkeeper, 67 Mountfield road
•King William, boot maker, 1c9 Byron avenue
Kip 11~ Fred~rick, grocer, 62 Haldane road
KitchPner E. A. (Mrs.), boot ma. 111 &; II3 High st. nth
· · KitP William, insurance agent, 27 Bartle avenue
*Ki) Frank, musician, 38 East avenuP
Kn~•ppett S. & J. ironmongers, 14 Wakefield street
Kni~ht Edith (Mrs.), dress maker, 10{ Stamford road
Knight George H. A. insurance agent, 19 Masterman rd
*Knock & Waugh (Misses), ladies' outfitters, 269 High
street north
1\ nutt Sidney J ames, insurance agent, 13 Loxford a Yen
Kortright John Wmiam. manager London Cit:r & Mid-
land Bank Limited, n8 High street north
Koster William, balrer, n8 Plashet grove
Kredtz Edward, watch maker, 233 High street north
L~ck MaTy Ann (:\-Irs.), draper, 2 Roman road
lake Joseph Newman. wardrobe dealer, 355 Barking rd
Lamb Henry, oil & color man, 40 High street south
Lamb Wm. John. coffee rooms,1 Norman ter. High st. sth
Langendorf Fredk. Chas. pork butcher, 316 Barking rd
Lansdowne John H. school attendance officer, Town hall
Larsen Heinrich, grocer, ro :\larlow ter. High st. south
LattPr Arthur Henry, beer retailer, 88 Kempton road
LaYington Geo.Leonard,.~heet mPtal workr. 197 )lilton av
Lawler Edward, news agl:'nt, 7 S:tltbox row, High st. stb
Laws Elsie Alice (:Miss) A.L.C.:M. teacher of pianoforte,
58 Elizabeth road
Lf.ach Thomas J. ironmonger, 219 High street north
Leader Brothers, tailors, 184 High street north
LPal Edwd. greengro.8 Fain·iew ter.Wall end,Barking rd
u-Anse Deborah ()lrs.), cor~et maker, 209 High st. nth
Lee Frederick William, printer, 31 WAkefield street
L~ William, gasfitter, 35 Lathom road
L fevre 'Villi am Henry, boot maker, 8r Pulleyns annue
EAST BAV.
Lt-g_Jerton Samu~l, conft-ctioner, 297 Barking road
Leicester Susannah (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 122
Keppel road
Leighton George, shopkeeper, 3 Holloway ter. High st.sth
Lelliott Waiter Edwd. baker, & post office,75 Barking rd
Lengmann Henry, baker, & post office, I05 Katherine rd
Lengmann Hrbt. tchr. of dancing,25 & 27 Wakefield ~
Lester W. H. & Son, tailors, 2 High street north
Leverell William, confectioner, 38 High street north
Levey Jacob, tailor, 135 Barking road
Levick Christopher, solicitor & commissioner for oath~
12 High street south
Levitt :Morris, boot maker, 295 Barking road
*Lewis Charles & Son, mantle makers, 298 High st. nth
*Lewis Richard, draper, 251, 253 & 255 High st. north
1-Lewis Thomas, drape·r, 207 Boundary road ·
Lewis Wm. baker, 55 Market street &; 165 Central Pk. rd
Liell Mark&Son,auetioneers & estate agts.149High st.nth
Light Albert, hair dresser, 377 Barking road
I,ightfoot James S. boot maker, 59 Holland road
Lill George D. sanitary inspector to Borough Council,
Town hall
Linday Robert, coal merchant, 131 Plashet lane
Line Elizabeth (Mrs.), confctnr. 15 Wall end,Barking rd
Liuk Stephen Charles & Sons, butchers, xo Grosvenor
terrace, Vicarage lane
Lipscombe George, shopkeeper, 15 Priory road
Lipton I.td. grocers & provision dlrs. 26 High st. north
Lister Victor, laundry, 9 & *257 High street north
Litchfield J.ubrey L. dairy, 74 Leigh road
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (Edward C.
Newton, manager), Q Town Hall buildings, Barking rd
Lloyd & Co. drapers, 47 High strept, north
Lock Chas. Jn. hair dresser, 2 The Parade, Vicarage la
*Lockwood & Bradley Ltd. tailors, 262 High st. north
+Lot> Elizabeth (Mrs.), tailor, 193 Boundary road
London City & Midland Bank Limited (John William
Kortright, manager), n8 High street north; draw on
head office, Threadneedle street E C
London & Manchester Indu!!trial In.smance Co. Ltd.
(Henry ~ie-htingale, dist. supt.), 114 Central Park rd
London & North Western Railway Co. goods & coal
station, Plashet lane
London Penny Bazaar Co. 127 High !itreet north
Londvn & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (Robert
Crosbie manager), 2 High street south; draw on head
office, 3 Bank buildings, Lothbury, London E C &
Glyn, Mills, Currie &; Co. See advertisement
London & South Western Bank Limited (branch) (Waiter
G. Jeremy, manager), 202 High street north; draw on
bPad office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E (1
Long William George, laundry, 126 Plashet lane
Loveland Edward, fried fish dlr. 111 Central Park roa~
LoYett Alfrad & Ernest, drug stores, 5 Grosvenor ter-
l'aCP, Vicarage lane & 2 Stanley terrace, High st. sth
Lowdell John, fruiterer, 15 Kenneth ter. Vicarage lane
tLowe Arthur Griffiths. beer retailer,2o1 Boundary road
Lowe John, dairy, xg8 Wakefield street
Lowe John Thomas, beer retailer, 4 Henniker gardens
Lowth Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 123 Plashet grove
Luck Ernest, fried fish dealer, 37 High street south
Lukey Agnes (Miss), shirt &; collar dresser, 123 Wake·
field street •
Lunglev Frederick, boot repairer, 95 Katherine road
Lunn John, insurance agent, 96 Milton avenue
Lush & Cook Ltd. dyers & cleaners, 218 High st. north
Luxton William, fned fish dealer, 347 Barking road
Lycett Thomas H. shopkeeper, 43 Seymour road
1iLyons Joseph, Ferndale hotel, 40 Cyprus place
t~IcArdell Edward, shopkeeper, 124 Shrewsbury road
~cCann Josepb, fancy repository, 83 High street north
\lcf'arthy Frederick. hair dresser, 129 High st. north
~IcCombie 'fhomas, insurance agent, 73a, High st. south
*Macdonald James, confectioner, 299 High street north
McDowell George, milliner, 74 High street north
Mace & Sous, butchers, 14 High street north
Macer Sydney, butcher, 17 Kenneth terrace, Vicarage
lane & 94 Wellington road
fMaek Louisa (Miss), tchr. of music, 34 Shrewsbury rd
McKettrick F'rederick John M.B., C.M. surgeon, &; hon.
surgeon to Passmore Edwards Hospital, 226 High st.
north & !Shrewsbury house, 290 Shrewsbury road
:.\Iackintosh Christina (:Mrs.), laundry, 8 Canlfield road
Macree James, firewood dealer, 53 Wellington road
Maguire Edmund Gregory, shopkeeper, 62 Mountfield rd
t:Maguire M:ichael, slater, I Boundary road
Mahoney James, tailor, 39 Sibley grove
~Iailes John J ames, tobacconist, I Lyndh urst terraee,
Wall end, Barking road
~Iann Charles William, house & estate agent &i collector
King"s taxes for East Ham south, 31ll Barking road.
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Ma.nn James, shopkeeper, r6 Market street
tMann Stephen, boot maker, 54 Boundary road
Manning A. G. house decorator, I Norfolk road
Manning Lillian M. (Miss), shopkeeper, 55 Frinton road
Mansell John Da.vid, coal dealer, 25 Plashet grove
Marks Isabella (Mrs.), nurse, n Kempton road
tMa.rsh Elizh. Flora (Mrs.), dress ma. 54 Lancaster rd
*Martin &; Son, plumbers, 257 High street north
Martin Alfred Malcolm, beer retailer, 2 Plashet grove
Mask-ell Thos. Stewart, french polisher, 9 Skeffington rd
'Mason Charles, watch maker, 148 Kempton road
Mason George Henry, baker, 234 Barking road
Mason Henry James, house decorator, 1 Lathom road
Masset Ernest, ironmonger, 99 High street north
tMasters Charles William, dairyman, go Boundary road
Masters Henry, grocer, I2l High street south
.Masters John, hair dresser, 7 High street south
-'Masterton Alfred, watch maker, 86 Katherine road
-~temity Charity & District Nurses' Home (Miss
L. G. Martin, in charge), 72 &; 74 Burges road
::""Mather George Samuel, clerk to justices, East Ham
Police court, Town hall
~ Matthews Herbert Robert, fruiterer 163, & florist *275,
High street north
-.May Arthur W. bill poster, 142 High street north
.Maycock Thomas John, laundry, 63 Barking road
-llayes Wilford, mineral water manufr.n8 Katherine rd
Mayhew Brothers, butchers, II4 High street north
Maypole Dairy Co. Limited, 166 High street north
- Mays Frank Webb, chemist, 26 Barking road
'' *'Mears JO'hn F. news agent, 281 High street north
-Measures Robert Henry, news agent, 373 Barking road
.Medcalf Mary Ann (Mrs.), hair dresser, 3 Duke's parade,
Wall end, Barking road
· Mercer Waiter .Albert, grocer, 15 High street south
Mercier Charles Jerome .A. N., :M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P. physician & surgeon, 167 Plashet grove
· llerer August, boot repairer, 62 Outram road
Metropolitan Water Board (W. Irving, receiving officer).
IB High street south
· 11-Miles Frank J. tailor, 3II High street north
Miles Winifred H. (Miss),dress maker,52 Wordsworth av
..Millard Frank, co1•n dealer. 87 & 89 Barking road
"'t:U:iller A. & Sons, tailors, 87 Boundary road
:::Ni.Uer Harry, oilman, 2 Norman terrace, High st. south
~:r John, tailor, 66 Benson avenue
:'1\Im!!! I; Son, printers, 2 Keppel road
"1\t:ilton Mary Elizabeth (Miss), dress ma. 44 High st. sth
"Minnikis B. & Co. tobacconists, 17 Barking road
·'---Mitchell, Lucas & Mitchell, solicitors, 208 High st. north
-Mitchell Edmund Bascomb, solicitor, see Mitehell, Lucas
& Mitchell
"-Mitchell George, builder, I Masterman road
.Mitchell Mary (Mrs.), tobacconist, 9 Pavement, Wall
end, Barking road
Mitchell Sidney !lfred, solicitor, 1;,ee Mitchell, Lucas &
Mitchell
'Mole Charles, bee1· rlltailer, 14 Market street
- '"*Monard James, boot maker, 5 Sibley grove
·Monk. Thomas, boot maker, 227 Katherine road
-:Moore A. & Son, builders' merchant, r & 3 Shrewsbury
road. T N 88 llford
'Xoore Bernard James, insurance supt. 244 Barking road
'1.\foore Henry, grocer, 81 Mitcham road
M.Gore W alden J. furniture dealer, 125 High street north
"Moore William C. tailor, 33 Lathom road
1\Iorgan J. G. & Son, decorators, 162 Milton avenue
·•Morgan George Edgar, registrar of births & deaths
sub-district North East Ham, 380 Monega road
Morley Percy Edward, insurance agent, 71 Frinton road
Morris Lewis, shoe maker, 175 Plashet lane
Mosbacker & Jubb, artificial florists, Cleves road
Moss Phrebe (Mrs.), ladies' outfitter, 26 Clements road
.Moyler Albert Edward, confectionPr, :ro9 Central Park
road & *58 Boundary road
Murdoch &; Taylor, tailors, 124 Barking road
Murlis Charles, tobacconist, 235 Katherine road
Murray George William, dairyman, 102 Katherine road
.Muspratt Albert, photographer, 133 Katherine road
National Reserve (East Ham Division) (Sergt.-Major
E. G. Brook, organising officer), 16 High st. south
Nelson Francis James, confectioner, 18 High st. north
Nelson Henry, tobacconist, 172 Katherine road
Nelson Henry .A. news agent, 20 High street north
Nelson Matthew, butcher, 53 Barking road
~New Model Laundries Limited, r82 ShrewsbUl'y road
Newell James R. piano dealer, 194 High street north
_ N ewing J ames Page, baker, 16 Barking road
Newman George Frederick, tobacconist,6 High st. north
Newman Wm. Jn. marine store dealer, 19 Wellington rd
Newton Alfred John, hair dresser, 3 Town Hall build-
jngs, Barking road
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Newton John L.B.C.P. & S.Edin., L.B.F.P. & S.Gla&,
physician & surgeon, 154 Katherine road
Newton John Thomas, draper, 103 Katherine road ·
Nicholls Louis, beer &; wine retailer 204, & news agem
210, High street north
Nicholson Charles, greengrocer, 120 Barking road
Nickels Frederic;k S . .A. insurance agent, 58 Hall road
Nickelson Wilfrid Gordon, baller, & post office, 103
Bnrges road
Nicol George, fishmonger, 88 Katherine road
Nicoll Chas. Abel, auctnr. & estate agt. 208 High st. ntlt
Nightingale Henry, insurance snpt. 114 Central Park rd
Nix George, boot repaire1·, 341 Barking road
Nix J(}seph James, house decorator, 58 St. John's road
t:Nixon George, grocer, &; post office, 72 Boundary road
Noakes Albert _\rthnr, grocer, 16 High street north
Norton Elizabeth {.Mrs.), draper, 225 Katherine road
Norton Herbert, grocer, 73 Central Park road
!I Oa kes ~ urrell,cycJe deah. 13,& tobacconist 39,Cypru1 pl
Oatins Jack Wm. ~rtificial tl'eth maker, x86 High st.ntla
*Odling Lily B. (Mrs.), florist, 291 High street north
Oggins FrPderick, cycle agent, see Bennett &; Oggins
()ldfiPld CharlPs, china. & glass dealer, 303 Barking road
Oliver Jane (Mr». ), apartments, 37 Burges road
Oliver O"en Junes, chemist, 132 High street north
Onslow Arthur, photographer, 103 High street north
Orsi Panlo, confectioner, 375 Barking road
Osborne .Arthur B. school attendance officer, Town hall
Osborne Ern€'st, boot repairer, 59 Holme road
O'Sullivan Carrol Naish L.B.C.P.I., L.R.C.S.I., L.M.
Dub. physician & surgeon, II4 Barking road
*Otter Thomas, insurance agent, so Gladstone avenue
Owen Wm. Fredk. commercial trav. 65 St. Bernard's rd
Paddon Ralph John, insurance agent, 27 Poulett road
Paddon William, cutler, go Katherine road
Page Thomas & Sons, shopkeepers, 67 _.\rragon road
Page Ernest Wm. beer & "ine retailer, 221 Barking rd
Paine Thomas Alfred, oil & color man, 241 Barking rd
Palfrryman Ed,~:ud, fancy repository, 30 Barking road
tPalmer Albert John, boot repairer, 37 Lancaster road
*Palmer Enoch, boot maker, 92 Sibley grove
Palmer Waiter, rate collector & assistant overseer to
Borough Council, Town hall
Papworth Noble, draper, 222 & 224 High street north
Parke's Drug Stores Limited, chemists &; druggists,
*267 High street north & 83 High street south
Parh·er .Alexander, sign writer, 2 Caledon road
Parker Harry. sign writer, Wall end, Barking road
Parker Katherine (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 130
Katherine road
Parkin Herbert John ::\LR.C.V.S.Lond. veterinary sur-
geon, & veterinary inspector for borough of East Ham1
Barkin~ roa.d
Parlour John, boot maker, 168 Katherine road
*Parr Waiter Frederick, grocer, 135 Shakespeare cres
*Parsons Herbt. T. painter & decorator, 37 'l'ennyson a-.
Parsons Mary Ann (Miss), grocer, 126 Kempton road .
Partis George, s·hopkeeper, 28 Holme road
Partners G. & J. Limited, tailors, 194 High street north
l'arton Edwin William, laundry, 21 Gooseley lane
Part on Eliza (Mrs.), laundre!ls, 6 Pavement, Wall end,
Barking road
Partridge Alfred William, boot maker, 67 Barking road
*Partridge Robert Jas. watch maker, 290 High st_, north
Paske & Co. grocers, 143 High street north
Passmore Edwards Branch Public Library (Bertram J ..
Frost, librarian in charge), Plashet grove
tPassmore Edwards Hospital (Hugh :M.Rigby M.S.Lond.,
F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. consulting surgeon; S. R. Blake
L.R.C.P. &; S.Edin., L.F.P.S.Glas., A. M. Fiddea
M.B., C.M ..Aberd., F. J. ~IcKettrick M.B., C.M.Edin.
& John Avery M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. sur..
geons; Preston B. Wallis L. S.A. hon. anresthetist;
Miss E. Ousman, matron), Shrewsbury road.
Paterson Bessie (Miss), dress maker, 8g Barking road
Patmore F. & Co. tobacconists, 64 High street north
*Patten Thomas B. plumber, 12 Sibley grove
l'attman Charles & Co. ironmongers, 18 Barking road
Paxton William, shopkeeper, 39 Wellington road
Payne Edward, boot repairer, 1 Vicarage lane
Payne Laura (Mrs.), tobacconist, 130 High stree~ nor~h
Pearce & Co.stationers,& post i>ffice,Wall end,Barking rd
Pearce Alfred Charles, accountant, 92 Milton avenue
Pearks Limited, grocers, 164 High street north
l'earl Assurance Co. Limited (Joseph George Page, dis-
trict superintendent), 71 Burges road
Pearson G. & Co. plumbers, 34 Streatfield avenue
Pearson Edward H. beer retailer, 30 Holme r()8d
*Pegge Arthur William, relieving officer West Hana
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Union, 70 Kensington avenue
Pelling Thomas, oil & color man, 217 High street north
Perfitt Edward W. house decorator, 152 Keppel road
*Perkins :Maud M. (~liss),teacher of music,94 Shelll'y &'f'
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Penen Helena (Mrs.), teacher of pianoforte, 178 Master-
man road
tPerrin Alfred, butcher, 151 Boundary road
tPeters Mary Lizzie (Mrs.), dress ma. 126 Boundary rd
Philippsthal Henry Edward, confectioner, 308 Barking rd
Phillips William & Co. watch makers, 35 Barking road
Phillips Edwin, window blind maker, 2 Milton avenue
Phillips Harriott (Mrs.), laundry, 185 Mitcham road
RPhillips Herbert Archibald, dining rooms, 35 Cyprus pi
Phillips Joseph, marine store dealer, 3 Pavement, Wall
end, Barking road
l'hillips Woolf, watch maker, 40 High street north
Philpot Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, 37 Shoebury road
Phinn Frederick, boot maker, 43 Plashet grove
Picken Joseph E. grocer, 21: & 23 High street north
Picken Joseph William, boot maker, 19 High st. north
Piercy Edward, wheelwright, Wall end, Barking road
Pike George, boot repairer, 16 Wakefield street
Pilgrim Jn. tobacconist, & post office, 239 High st. nth
Platt Fred, draper, I I & 13 High street north
Playle Chas. Fredk. draper, 9 Grosvenor ter. Vicarage la
Plummer Charles, yeast merchant, 9 Wellington road
Pockett Thomas, boot repairer, Wall End road
Fond Stanley, shopkeeper, I7I Plashet lane
Pontefract Sidney 0. ironmonger, 169 High street north
Porter ..!lice (Miss), dress maker, 251 Central Park road
fPorter Eva (Miss), teacher of musie, I53 Shrewsbury rd
Porter John Wm. insurancP agent, 32 Central Park rd
Porter Sydney Arthur, furniture dealer, 3 Plashet grove
Potter William, artificial teeth maker, I 11 Elizabeth rd
Poulter Clement, confectioner, 85 Katherine road
Poulter William, confectioner, 2I Barking road
Pratt Sarah (Mrs.), boot repairer, 7 Mar low terrace,
High street sou ih
Premier Electric Theatre Limited (Bert. A. Bingey,
manager), 79 High street north
Premier Electrical Co. Plectricians, Ia, Impt>rial mews,
St. Martin's avenue
Premium Trading Stamp Co. miscellaneous dealers, 91
High street north
Press Frederick Wm. Cock hotel, 56 High street north
Presswell John William, laund1·y, I8 Plashet grove
*Preston Horace Thos. Herbt. insur. agt. 208 Monega rd
Price David Jl~dwd. grcr. & cheesemonger, ug High st.nth
Price Florence (.Mrs.), dress maker, 49 St.Alban's avenue
Price Samuel, tobacconist, 357 Barking road
Price Waiter John, butcher, 41 High street north
~Pridmore Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Cyprus place
*Prudential Assurance Oo. Limited (W1lliam A. Hawkey,
superintendent), 18 Woodhouse grove
Purkiss Geo. Robt. shopkeepr. 21 St. Bartholomew's rd
*Purser Albert, stationer & bookseller, 248 High st. nth
Purser Arthur F. furnitur.e dealer, go High st. north
Purser William John, corn dealer, 5 High street south
Pyne Robert G. greengrocer, 168 High street north
Quick Charles, baker, I Milton terrace, High st. south
Quick James, news agent, 19 Seymour road
Rake Frank & Co. electrical engineers, 9 Streatfield aven
Ralph Brothers, boot makers, 2 Duke's parade, Wall
end, Barking road
Ralph Henry, Leacher of dancing, II9 Barking road
Ramsay Peter, grocer, 10 Lyndhurst terrace, Wall end,
Barking road
Randall Isa.ac, shopkeeper, 95 Roman road
Rawlings James Joab Hy. insurance agt. 16 Wolsey av
Rayment Edwin, jobmaster, 432 Central Park road
Rayment Waiter, builder, 440 Central Park road
*Rayner Helen E ..A.. (Miss), teacher of music,2 Byron av
*Rayner Henry, shop fitter, 2 Byrou avenue
Real Thomas Robert, boot maker, 34 Clements road
Reckin Albert, hair dresser, 12 High street north
Recruiting Office for His Majesty's Army (Sergt.-Major
H. W. Franklin), 112 Plashet grove
Reed George James, plumbPr, 39 Aintree avenue
Rees Arthur David L.M.S.S.A.Lond. physician & sur-
geon, Cartref, High street south
Reeve Edward J. painter & decorator, 129 Wakefield st
lief'ves Wm. & Co. phonograph dealers, 333 Barking rd
Refuge Assurance Co. Limited (Er nest Balls, supt. ),
288 Barking road
Reid John Edwin, builder, n8 Central Park road
Reid Thomas Henry, builder, 6g Hatherley gardens
tReilly Lewis St. John L.S.A.Lond. physician & sur-
geon, 213 Boundary road
*Revill George E. dental surgery, 2.p Hig"h st. north
*Reynolds W . .t Son Ltd. boot mas. 240 High st. north
*Reynolds Henry, plumber, 48 Gladstone avenue
tReynolds William E. piano tuner, 82 Shrewsbury road
Rich At-thur, shopkeeper, 59 Telham road
*Ricbards .!lice (Mrs.), nurse, 35 Byron avenue
Richardson Margt. (Mrs.). feather dresser, 73 Outram rd
Ridpath George James, eel pie house, 36Q Barking road
Ripley .Ann (Mrs.), dming rooms, 71 Barking road
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Risely Ada (Miss), dress maker, 103 Stamford road
Rivalier Alphonse, grocer, 147 Central Park road
Rivett Alfred, cycle maker, 147 High street north
Roach Carolina (Miss), laundry, 99 Wakefield street
Robbins William George, hau dresser, 126 Barking road
Roberts Aida (Miss), dress maker, 95 Heigham road
Roberts Ethel (Miss), teacher of piano, 14 Winter aven
Roberts George, butcher, 24 Se~-mour l"Oad
*Roberts Hy. Edwin. ham & beef dlr.271 High st. north
Roberts Mary C. (Mrs.), Boleyn tavern, see Iggulden &i
Roberts
Robinson Elizabeth P'lrs.), shopkeeper, I Fair View ter-
race, Wall end, Barli:ing road
Robinson Florence (~Irs. ), confectioner, 225 Barking rd
*Robinson George, provision dealer, 289 High st. north
Robinson H-enry, upholsterer, 146 Katherine road
Robinson Thomas lteorge, confectioner, 6g Barking road
Rodger William & Co. grocers, 252 Barking road
Rodrigues Hm·acP S. heer, wine & spirit retailer, 34
High street north
Rogers David, insurance agent, 55 Blenheim road
Rogers Florence (Miss), dress maker, x66a, High street
north & 137 Clements road
Rogers J essie (Mrs.), loan office, 13 Parr road
Rogers Louisa Mary (Madame), teacher of music, 8x
Skeffington road
Rogers Robert James, confectioner, 103 High st. south
Rose !sold watch maker, 293 Barking road
Ross Waiter, motor engineer, 41 Kempton road
Rowland Thomas James, confectioner, 8 Barking road
Roworth George, house decorator, 32 Clements road
Royal Liver Friendly Society (William John Reeves, dis-
trict agent), 2 High street north
Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Limited; dis-
trict office, 258 Barking road
*Rush James Stanley, watch maker, 244 High st. north
*Russell Chas.J.& Sons Ltd.corset mfrs. 247 High st.nth
Russell Frederick T. oilman, 77 Barking ruad
Russell Herbert, mantle maker, I54 High street north
Russell John, hosier, 196 High street north
*Sabel Max, tailor, 35 ·fennyson avenue
St. Alban's Settlement (Miss M. E. Dallaway, head), 24
& z6 Victoria avenue
Salmon Waiter, ironmonger, 44 High street north
Salmon Waiter R. insurance agent, 32 Norfolk road
Salter Francis AlPxander Roland, artificial teeth maker,
75 Plashet grove
Salter Frederick :i\<Iagnus, artificial teeth maker, 46
Burges road & 123 Lathom road
Salter James, corn & flour dealer, 65 Market street
Salter William H. chimney sweeper, 2 Nelson street
Sampey & Sheffield, physicians & surgeons, IOI High
street south & 55 Clacton road
Sampey Norman .1<~ .• L.R.C.P. & S., L.M.I. physician &
surgeon (firm, 8ampey & Sheffield), 101 High st. sth
Sampson Edith (Miss), dress maker, g8 Skeffington road
Sandell Albert, confectioner, 43 High street south
Sanders Brothers, corn dealers, 112 High street north
Sandles J ane (Mrs.), nurse, 95 Kempton road
Saunders George, shopkeeper, 74 Bonny Downs road
Savage W.J. & Son,fiorists, Plashet gro. & 28 Barking rd
Saving Stamp Co. (The), general dealers, 3 Avenue
parade, Barking road
Sawyer Harry, Earl of Wakefield P.H. 72 Katherine rd
*Sawyer Jesse, Burnell Arms P.H. 24I High st. north
Scarboroul!h L. & R. confectioners, 107 Katherine road
Scarlett John, news agent, 76 Market street
Schafer William, baker,3 Kenneth terrace, Vicarage lane
Schultis Sebastian, watch repairer, 70 Telham road
Schwartz Harry,tailor,312 Barking rd.& t59 Boundary:rd
.;:;coot John, greengrocer, 87 Talbot road
*Scott Anna :M. (Mrs.), tobacconist, 259 High st. north
Scott Chas. Fredk. grocer, I Avenue par. Barking road
tScott Martha (Mi"s) L.C.M. teacher of music, 143
Shrewsbury road
*Scovell William, electrician, 223 Shakespeare crescent
Scowen Grace Minnie (Miss) A.L.C.M. teacher of piano·
forte, 5 Katherine road
Scriven William Thomas, baker, 45 & 155 High st. nth
Search Edward, fruiterer, 37I & 337 Barking road
Search Joseph, fruiterer, 55 Barking road
Sears J. & Co. boot & shoe maker;;, 198 High st. north
Sears Printing & Publishing Co. Ltd. St. John's road
Seibert Sarah (Mrs.), hair dresser, 166 Katherine road
Sellick Ada (.Miss), mantle maker, I87 High st. north
Shadd~ck Roland .A.. butcher, 144 High street north
Shadrack E.& .A.. coal mers. I45 Barking rd. & Plashet la
Shadwell Thomas, fancy draper, 79 Barking road
Sham brook J ane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 20 Colvin road
Sharp Edward R. collector of rates to the Borough Coua•
cil & assistant overseer, 'fown hall
*Sharpe Gordon, plumber, 47 Byron avenue
Shave Sidney, insurance agent, 62 Katherine road
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Shears Fredk. Wm. boot & shoe dlr. 185 High st. norLh Steele Henry, butcher, 136 Katherine road
Sheffield W. Henry ~LB., B.Ch., B.!..O. physician &; Stephens Edwin, boot repairer, 39 Outram road •
surgeon (firm, Sampey & Sheffield), 55 Clacton road Step hens Lavinia (Mrs.), grocer, 1 Oolvin road
lShelmerdine Frank Thompson, assistant marine !!uper· Stevens William Charles, draper, 8r Katherine road
intendent, 31 Shrewsbury road Stevens William J. boot &; shoe ma. 10 High st. north
Sheppard Henry George, boot repairer, 37 Ranelagh rd StevensonMinnieC.(Miss),teacher of music,86 :Ourges rd
Sherlock Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 24 Alexandra rd Stew art & Sno~, clothiers, 93• 95 &; 97 High st. north
Sherriff Thomas, travelling draper, 85 High st. north Stewart James, school attendance officer, Town hall
Shewring Francis John, corn dealer, 101 Plashet grove Stewart William Alien, groeer, 109 Barking road
Shillaker Ernest, Gutfitt-E>r, 49 Barking road Ntimson Joseph, hair dresser, 1 Kenneth ter.Vicarage &
Shimmen Sidney, blacksmith, r Imperial mews, St. IIStimson Thomas, hair dresser, 34 Cyprus place
Martin's avenue Stoddart Frank, grocer, II7 Katherine road
Shooter Henry, boot &; shoe rPpairer, 39 High street sth Stokes J ames &; Sons, builders, 6o High street north
*Shorland A. Limited, hosiers, 228 High street north Stone Oliver W. assistant librarian Carnegie Central
Sills Harry, butcher, 349 Barking road Library, High street south
Simmons George, baker, 216 High street north *Stratford Co-operative &; Industrial Society Limited:
Simpson David, glass & china dealer, 104 High st. nth (George L. Banks, sec.), 276 & 287 High street north
tSimpson Frederick, boot repairer, 209 Boundary road &; High street south
Sims William F. school attendance officer, Town hall Strelitz Samuel, picture framer, 331 Barking road
lSinclair I.M.& Sons,furniture removers,49 Lancaster rd IIStringer Thomas, greengrocer, 16 Cyprus place
Singer Sewin~ Machine Co. Limited. 302 Barking road Stuart Charles, tailor, 3II Barking road
Sitch George A. dining rooms, 30 High street south Stubbs Charles, hair dresser, 104 Plashet grove
Skuce John Henry, dairyman, 51 Barking road Submban Elech.·ic Theatre Limited (Johnson Pattison,.
Slaughter Mrs. furrier, 56 BPnson avenue manager), r8g High street north
Sloan Archibald .\. grocer, 1 PullPvns avenue Suckling .!.rthur, printer, 156 High street north
Smallbone John, greengrocer, ;6 High street south *Suffield Matthew Bans F. bnilder,I02 Shakespeare ere&
Smart Alfred James, furniture dt>aler, 255 Ba-..king road Sullivan Emma Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, I Market
Smith F. D. & Co. metal merchants, 2 Ranelagh road place, Wall end, Barking road
Smith H. & Co. printers, 117 Plasht>t grove Summers H. & Co. coal mer~. East Ham Station siding
Smith W. & Son, undertakers, 178 Hi!!h street north Summers .Alfred, carpenter & joiner, 21 :Marlow road
Smith W. H. & Son, news agents, East Ham station, Sutherland Joseph, builder, ra, St . .Albans avenue
High street north Sutton John Henry &; Son, painters & decorators, 86 at
tSmith & Co. grocers, 179 Boundary road 104 Elizabeth road
tSmith A. laundry receiving office, 71 Boundary road Sutton ~Iatilda (~lrs. ), confectioner, 30 Plashet grove
Smith Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Brighton road Sweetland John Wm. supt. of fire station, Wakefi.eld at
Smith Alfred, boot repairer, 3 Norman ter. High st. sth Taberner Tom, tobacconist, 33 High street north
Smith Amelia (Miss), grocer, 88 Elizabeth road Tabrett &; Cornish (Misst>s), dress makers, n6 Charle-
tSmith Arthur, cycle maker, 146 Shrewsbury road mont road
Smith Arthur Augustus, grocer, 47 Bendish road Tann Ernest John, band provider, q St. John's road
Smith Charles, fruiterer, 8o & 134 High !'treet north Tanner Henry James. grainer, 78 Napier road
Smith Charles, shopkeeper, u8 Kt>ppel road Tarplett Francis William, oilman, 9 Kenneth terrace,~
Smith Charles Parfitt, beer retailer, 107 Plashet lane Vicarage lane
Smith Charles William, grocer, see Dadd & Smith Tarrant William Albert,ostrich feather mfr.8I Burgesrd"
Smith Florence E. (Mrs.), midwife, 68 High st. south Taylo:r Brothers, boot makers, 120 Hatherley gardens
Smith Frank, beer retailer, 252 Central Park road Taylor (C. R. ), Sons & Harris, solicitors, 203 High st.nth-
Smith Frank, shopkeeper, 44 Napier road Taylor Frederick Charles, tailor, see Murdoch &; Taylor
SmithFrdk.Geo.bPer,wine & spirit mer.(off),79Market st •.raylor Geoffrey C. R. solicitor (firm, C. R. Taylor, Somt
fSmith Frederick James, grocer, 176 Shrewsbury road &; Harris), 203 High street north
Smith Geo. greengrocer, n Town Hall bldgs.Barking rd Taylor Geo. AJ.bt. provision mer. 84 & *322 High st. nth
Smith George, painter, 75 Mountfield road Taylor Minnie :May (Mi<~s), teacher of pianoforte, 21 St.
Smith Geo. Arth. Denmark Arms P.H. 381 Barking road :\lartin's avenue
Smith George Harcourt, shopkeeper, II7 Wakefield st Taylor Percy James, boot maker, 91 Barking road
Smith Henry William, draper, 223 Barking road Taylor Samuel Francis, bricklayer, ':! Harrow road
Smith James, furniture dealer. 10 Seymour road Taylor Thomas William, grocer, 81 Market street
Smit'h Joseph Albert, beer retailer, Brighton road Taylor Wm. Francis, confectioner, ro Town Hall bldgp
Smith Maria (Mrs.), dining rooms. 146 Barking road Tennison Benjamin, contractor, IO{ Napier road
Smith Martha (Mrs.), sbopkePper, 9 Wall end. Barking rd TE.rritorial Force (8th) (Cyclist Batt. Essex Regt.) (K
Smith Richard, baker, 61 Malvern road Co. Capt. C . .A.. Baily; Color-Sergt.-Instr. G. Love)
Smith Thomas James, furniture dealer, 8 Seymour road Terry Edgar Henry. insurance agent, 19 Marlow road
Smith William James, tobacconist. 152 High st. north Thamerus Frederick, fancy bazaar, 153 Barking road
tSmith William Leonard, bet>r, wine &; spirit dealer, 189 Thirkettle William Charles C. oil & color man 132, &
Shrewsbury road furniture remover 134, Barking road
Snell Henry, White Horse P.H. 125 High street south Thomas Charles W. baker, 42 Plashet grove
Snow FredPrick, clothier, "ee StPwart & Snow *Thomas Eveline (Mrs.), dress maker, 44 East annue
SOftnPll George, boot repairt>r. 329 Barking road Thomas Frederick D.monumental mason,I6 Wakefield si
Sole Alfred James, plumber, 28 Clements road Thomas Henry, sewing machine ~ent, 130 Plashet lane
Solomnn Alec, tailor, 57 Plnshet g-rove Thomas Wm. boot ma.. 3 Market pl. Wall end.Barking rd
Soul William, cycle maker, 178 Katherine road Thompson Francis Robert, sec. to East Ham Education
South Essex Mail (South Essex Printin!! &; Publishing Committee, Education offices, Town hall
Co. Limited, proprietors & publishers; published fri- Thompson Tom John, shopkeeper, 152 Charlemont road
day), I & 3 High street south Thomsett Sarah Ann (Mrs.), nur111e, 56 Gillett avenue
South Essex Printing &; Publishing Co. Limited, r & 3 Thorburn .Jas. marine engineering- tutor, 122 :Barking- rd
High street south. T N 10 East Ham Thornton Edward (Mrs.), wardrobe dlr. I I Brampton rd
South Essex Recordt>rs Limited, printers.37 High st.nth "f'horpe HPrbt>rt W. estate office, 75 ArraJ!on road
Southam ·waiter, hair dresser, So Kathprine road Thurlow Oswald .Arthur, greengrocer, 70 Leigh road
*Sonthgate Fredk. Ge:>. fishmonger, 314 High :st. not·th Tilson William, boot repairer, 73 Market street
Sparkes .Alfred C. butcher, 68 Leigh road Tiltman W1lliam J. chemist & druggist, 213 High st.nth
Speller Frederick, oil & color man, 280 Barking road Toll Charles &; Sons, plumbers, 66 Aintree avenue
Spencer Leo George, tailor, 22 Grosvenor road Tomlinson Charles, beer retailer, 7 Vicarage lane
Spotswood Joseph, fried fish dealer, 59 Barking road Tomlinson Geo. beer ret. 10 Norman ter. High st. south
Sprosen Jas. Rd. bntche1', 9 Norman ter. High st. south Tompkins JosPph B. art metal worker, 79 Plashet lane
Sprunt William Henry, grocPr, r2o High street north Tott Johannah (Mrs.), dress maker, 55 Malvern road
Stafford William Georg~. sign writer, 207 Barldn!! road Towell James, boot maker, 27 Barking road
Stanbi'Ook Stephen, furniture broker. 107 Barl,ing road Town Hall Laundry, re<'<>ivin~ office, 6o Hockley avenue
Stapely Thomas David, tobacconist, 6 ~orman terrace, Townsend J. butcher, e6 High street north
High street south Townsend Samuel, carman, 9 Napier road, Barking N&d
Stapleton Florence Jane (~lr;;. ). draper. 20 & 22 Bark- Townshend .A.lbert, boot repairer, 61 Plashet grove
ing road Tranter Gladys E.J.(Miss), tchr. of music, 44 Sibley gro-
StaP Furnishing Co.(The).hou,;;e iurn;:hr;:. 383 Rarkin~r roi Trevor .!rthur Herbert M.R.C.S.En~ .• L.R.C.P.Lond.,
StAtic Scientific Co. wirel~ss telegraphy instrument L.S ..A.Lond. surgeon. 72 High strePt north
makers, 237 &; 2:;.9 K'atherinP road Tripp Minnie (Miss),teacher of pianoforte,89 Mitcham rd
Stf•ad Frpderick Erl?n. hatt-er, 87 Hi~h street north Truf' William, tobacconist, 385 Barking road
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irueman Mattie (Mrs.), confectioner, 10B Plashet grove t Wells Fredet·ick, grocer, 200 Shr~:>wF-bury road
Tucker & Son, boot & shoe dealers,. 221 High st. north Welsh Harry, tailor, 26 Nelson street
Tumbull AdelaideJane(Mrs. ), wardrobe dlr.46Seymour rd \\'erner Alfred, picture frame maker, 39 Barkimr road
Tumbull James Richard, piano tuner, 46 St>ymour road Wt>rnham Thomas, furniture remover, 154 Wakefield ... L

Turner & Beecroft, dining rooms, 2 Town Hall bmld- tWet.son Richard Fowler, grocer, 94a, Shrewsbury roat1
ings, Barking road wf et~t Enrl 1\ul•ll'ing Cn. tailm·s. 223 Hi~b street north
*Turner Arthur James, cycle agent, 297 High st. north *"\Vest Edith )Iis-s), dnss maker, 208 Shakespeare crt>!'--
Turner James E. house decorator, 50 Shoebury ro·1d We8tlal\e Genr!,!e, hntcher. 131 Barkmg ruarl
Turner Rose (Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Outrarn road Westricl\ 1'11illip, hllk!'r, 113 Wakefield street
Turp Brothers, coal merchants, 41 Outrarn road Westwood J•Jlm ·waham, dinmg rooms, 379 Barb.ing rd
Twyford Thomas C. greengrocer, 6 Market place, Wall Wheatley William H. ;;:hopkeeper, 149 ~ltmore avenue
end, Barking road Wheldon Geo. R. corn & flour merchant. 251 Barking rd
Tyler Albert, corn & flour dealer, I Gooseley lane Whibley _\rthur George, dairy, 138 Barking road
'i'yler Albert, decorator, 3 Gooseley lane *lVhiddon Phebe (~rs. ), drehS maker, 12 Kensington ar
Tyrrell Arthur, grocer, 52 Clacton road Whife Waiter, draper, 12 & 14 Barking road
Ullmann William C., M.I.E.E. enginPer & maHa!{er Elec- White &; Lait. blouse manufacturers. Stevenage road
tric Light & Tramways Dept. of East Ham Corpora- White George, boot maker, 210 Plashet grove
tion, Nelson street While Williarn, hoot repaire1·, 42 Wellington road
Underdown Charles, fishmonger. 137 Barking road White William Belchet·, milliner, 3,89 Barking road
Ungless H. S. & Son, decorators, 14 Lonsdale avenue \\'hitehead Hem·~- Frt>derick, bout repairer, 12 Town
Union Engineering Co. mechanical engineers, 237 & 239 Hall buildirws, ., road
..., Bar·kiw•
Katherine road *W hite-h•JUst> Brothers. outfitters, 310 High street nortlY
Upson Mervyn Robert, fried fish dl'alt>l', 61 ~Iarket street Whitty Florence (~Irs. ), draper. 233 Barking road
& 13 Kenneth terrace, Vicarage lane Whitty Robert • .shopkPeper, 75 Brighton road
Up ton Park Picture Palact>, bio!'cope t>nlHta i nn•t>nt • Widgery Alfred. boot k shoe .Jealer, 38 Barking road
(Alfred M. Martin, proprietor). 4 Plashet g-t·ove *Wilcox ~'fargt. (:M is-< ),teacher of mu..;ic, 247 High st. nth
Tale George William, grainer, 1 Temple roa1l Wilkin>'on !.ll<~n R. cnnfectioucr, 43 High street north
Vardy Edwin Geo. baker, 5 Town hall bld!!s. Bar];in!! rd W1lkinson Lilian ~::Mi~s), confectioner, 235 Barking road
Ta.ughan John & Son, waterproof clothing manufac- Williams B. K. & Co. ladies' outfitters, I-t5 High st. nth
turers, 29 Wakefield street Williams Bertram, buot n1aker, 73a, Central Park road
Veness Arthur John, coal merchant. 26 Ct>ntral Park I'd Williams Henry John, boot factor, 41 Wakefield street
Tere Albert Thomas, grocer, 4 Vicarage lanP !Williams :Mary (Mi~>l<), shopkeeper, 120 Shrewsbury rd
Tickers Robert Thomas, boot rt-pairer, 1 rg Wakefield st \'\'tlliaiPs Thoma, r:. school attendance officer, Town hall
Vincent Arthur, confectioner, 212 High ,..tt·Pet uurth \Villiam'<on H. & !. S. hOiht! tlecurator;;:, 1 .Arragon rd
Tincett Waiter _\.nthony, cheesemonger, 7 ::\'01·man tPI' Willis Arthur Rubel't, ... hopkeeper, 63 Wolse-y avenue
race, High street south Wilhuer Charles, dt·u!{ ,ton's, II7 High street north &:
*Vincke Julien, florist, 274 High strt>et north 8 ~Iarlnw tt>l'I'dCt'. High sti·eet south
Wade Martha Lillian (Miss), teaclu·r of music, so Willmott Har1y, dairy, 6 Grosvenor ter. Vicarage lan..-
Latimer avenue *Willoughby John, boot maker, III Shakespeare cres
Wa1te Nimrod, oil & calor man, 21 High strP~:>t ;;nuth tW1lly Frederick, hunrlry, 203 Boundary road
lfakeling Alfred, draper, u Kenneth terrace,Vicarage la 'Villv Ht>urv, lanndn, r2o KathPrine road
lfalden Frederick Jost>ph, laundry, 276 Barking road on
Wil ... &; Wrtitworth.LimitPd, printers & stationers, 201
*Walden William R. grocer, 315 Hi~h ;;trt>et nurth & 203 H;gh ~treet north
Waldstein Ltd. academy of music, 17 I High str(•l't north Wilson ChailP-< Eu"tace, tu,,n clerk &. ~olicitor to East
Walker & Son, tailors, 107 High street north Ham Corpor,ttion ; oflice, Totln hall, Barking road
Walker Florence (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 128 Brampton ro,ld Wilson Edward Henr~-. corn & flour dlr. 4 Barkin~ ro3d
*Walker Samuel Charles, painter & decrtr. 2 Sibley g-ro Will"on·~ Teeth Limited, artificial teeth makers, x8El
Walker Septimus, insurance agent, 86 Henniker gaHlem Hig-h street north
*Walkling Alfred, baker, 245 High street north 'YinchestPr Thoma~ Geo1 ge, shopkeeper, 105 Pulleyns av-
Wallace Jn. boot ma. 7 Pavement, Wall end, Barking rd Winu;;m· William Charles, painter, 31 Spencer road ·
Wallace Owen, marine store dealer, 2 Hohne road Winn Alfred GPOJ'!?P • .-lairy, 69 l\Iarket street
*Waiters James. corn dealer, 326 High strePt not·th Winter Eugenie ()ft·s. ), dre:>s maker, 63 Benson avenue
lralton Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 135 Wakefield street Wisennn DouJ.rlas HPrbert, solicitor (firm.Taylor (C.R.)-
lfard J. &; Co. house decorator, 43 Plashet grove Sons & Harris), 203 High street north
Ward Titus & Co. Limited, grocers, 88 High st. north Wi~t~:>man Edward.. hair dresser. 12 Wakefield street
Ward Albert James, beer retailer, 9 & ro Fair View ter- Wi~eman Thos. EdwrL oil & calor man. qg Katherine rd
race, Wall end, Barking road Wisht>r John, provision dealer, 237 Barking road
Ward George, picture frame ma.165 & *283 High st.utb Wither~poon Harry F. auctioneer, 193 High street north
Ward George Alfred, upholsterer, ro Wakefield street Wood Evelin Grace (Miss), teacher of music, 40 Mafe-
Ward James George, furniture dealer, 319 Barking rd king avenue
Ward John Hallam, tailor, 8 Town Hall bldgs.Barking rd lVood Harold Frederick, l{rocer, zn Katherine road
Warner Charles, monumental mason, 38 High st. south Wood Harry, hair drP~ser, 8 Pavement, Wall end,..
Warner Henry Wm. corn & flour dlr. 29 High st. north Barking road
Warren Henry, tripe dresser, 29 Barking road Wood Joseph, provision dealer. 126 High street north
Warren James Shepherd, coal mer. 23 Navarre road Woodhead & Son. greengrocers, 3 High street north
Warrilow Wm. Thos. pork butcher, 15 High st. north tWoodley Samuel, shopkeepe!', 86 Shrewsbury road
~arwick C. J. & Co. plumbers, 236 Barking road. Woods Robert Georg-e. hoot repairer, 239 Barking road
T N 269 East Ham Woodward Albert John. coal merchant, 48 Ranelagh rc:t
tWarwick Eliza. (Mrs.), confectioner, r8o Shrewsbury rd Woodward Arthur Frank, fruiterer, 144 Barking road
Watkins Albert, hair dresser, 95 Plashet grove Woodward Herbert James. relieving officer No. 4 dis-
Watkins Jame!l. coal merchant, Plashet lanF trict. "\\.est Ham union, Victoria avenue
•watson Jas. Hayward, insurance agt. 47 Kensington av Woodward John, fried fish dealer. 5 Pa,·emt-nt, Wall
Watson Susan (Mrs.), confectioner, 4 Norman terrace. end, Bar];:ing road
High street south tWright James, butcher, 205 Boundary road
Watts Beatrice (Miss), dress maker, 33 ~orfolk road tWri~ht Louisa Emily (:\lrs.). shopkpr.18r Boundary ro
Watts Charles Edward, dairy, 23 Wakefield street Wright PhilipB.motor garage,Burnell garage,Plashet gro
Watts John William. fancy goods dealer, 391 Barking r J Wrig-ht Robt. Stanlev. pianofort~:> tuner. r Thackeray rd
Waugh Kate (Mi~s),ladies' outfitter, see Knock & Waugh Wright Samuel, glazier, 52 Plashet grove
Weaver Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 64 Roman Toad Wvnne John, draper. 71 Market street
Webb James Alfred, house decorator, 46 Bartle avenue *Youens John George Cameron, piano tuner, _:;1 East av
Webb Reuben Harry, Duke's Head P.H. Wall end, Bark- Young Georg-e L.RC.P., L.R.C.S.Edin .• L.F.P.S.Glas.
ing road · physician & surgeon, 226 High street north; tShrews-
Webber Woolf, clothier, 343 Barking road bury house, 290 :::ihrewsbury road &; 226 High st. nth
Webster James, fishmonger, 70 Wakefield street Young William Charles, laundry, 107 Central Par';{ road
Weems Robert, insurance agent, 66 Caledon road Z"lm bardi Lettizio, hair dresser, 3 I Barkin!?; road
JW~llman James Robt. dining rooms, 107 Beaconsfield st

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WEST HAM is a parliamen.aiy and municipal and a I There are Baptist, Congregational, Primitive .Metho-
county borough and parish of considerable extent and dist and Unitarian chapels, and a meeting place for a
population, pleasantly situated to the east of the river sect called the " Church of Christ."
Lee, which separates it from Middlesex, and is about a West Ham cemetery, formed in 1857, is situated in
mile and a half east from Bow Bridge, 5 miles from the Cemetery road, Forest Gate, and consists of 20
London, and bounded on the south by the nver Thames: acres, with two mortuary chapels (Church of England
it gives name to a union in the hundred of Becontree, and Nonconformist): it is under 'the control of the
and is in the county court district of Bow, rural deanery Public Health Committee of the Corporation.
of West Ham, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of The Conference Hall, in West Ham lane, is a structure
Chelmsford, in the Eastern Metropolitan postal district of brick, erected at an estimated cost of £8,'JIS.
:md within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal "from the designs of Mr. F. Boreham, architect; the
--court and Metropolitan Police. principal hall will hold 2,ooo persons, and there is also
The Great Eastern railway h:1s stations at Forest J a smaller hall and. several auxilia;y rooms.
Gate, Maryland Point and Stratford, and the Midland . West Ham contams large chemiCal works, ~n exten-
Railway (London, Tilbury and Southend section) sta- Sive patent leather-cl.oth manufactory, flour mills and a
tions at West Ham and Plaistow. The parish is large brewe_ry, s~e!tm~ works, copper works and _other
supplied with water by the Metropolitan Water Board, man~factor1es, distilleries _&c. A market was ancient~y
and li~hted with gas by the Gas Light and Coke Co. held m We~t Ham, for which a r~a~ter was procu;ed m
and with electricity from works under the control of 1253, by Richard Montfichet, but It IS now discontmued.
the Corporation. The London Northern Outfall Sewer The 6t~ Territorial Force Battalion Essex Regim~n'
passes through the whole length of the parish and the have the1r head quarters at the Cedars, ~ortway, "Y1th
Abbey )lills pumpin"' station is situated here. over four acre:'! of ground attached, on wh1ch a spac10na
" drill hall has boon built ; the building and drill hall
The parliamentary borough of West Ham, created has been reconstructed, and contains officers' mess,.
under the " Redistribution of Seats Act, 1885," returns sergeants' mess, social rooms for the men, three billiard
two members in two divisions, VIZ. north and south ; rooms, miniature range and underground range where
the north comprising Stratford and Forest Gate, and the 1 the service rifle may ·be fired; a supper room is nnde~
south, Plaistow, Canning Town and Siivertown. construction.
. . . . . I The Cedars, formerly known as " Upton Lane House/
. The parish of West Ham IS d1n~ed m to twelve wards, and for many years the residence of the celebrated Mrs.
VIZ.: New Town, Forest Gate, High Street, Broadway, 1 Elizabeth Frv sister of Samuel Gurney abuts on West
Park, Upton, West Ham, Plaistow, Hudsons, Canning , Ham Park. ·' '
Town, Tidal Basin and Custom House and Silvertown. WeRt Ham and Eastern General Hospital was first
.A charter of incorporation was granted June, 1 886, by , established in r861, in a. house in _the Romford road,
which the local government district was created a I Stratford: tJ:e present dispensary, m West H~m la.ne,
municipal borough divided into four wards, viz.: Strat- w.as erected m 1879, at a cost of J;4,ooo, the s1te bemg
ford, Forest Gate, Plaistow and Canning Town. The 1 given bf the late Mrs. Mary_ Curtis, o~ Stratford. The
corporation consists of a mayor, 12 aldermen and 36 foundatiOn stone of the hospital was _laid 18 June, 1888,
councillors; for particulars see Stratford. Under the by. H_.R.H. the late Dult~ of Cambridge K.G. and. the

Ham became a countv borou<rh for certain purposes.

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provisions of the Local Government Act, 1888 , West buildmg was completed m March, 18go,. from designs
by Messrs. J. L. and .A. C. Houston,. archit~ts_, of Lo~
. . • ." . don, and form~lly opened 23 .April by W1lham, 7th.
In r88r a stipendiary magistrate for West Ham parish Duke of Westmmster K.G.: the hospital was originally
was appointed, and sits at the court in West Ham lane, intended for accidents only, but was enlarged in I!)08
S~ratford. and 1910, and there are now 110 beds: the wards are
The parish church of .All Saints is a spacious building fire-proof, and there are separate exits for each ward
of brick and stone in mixed styles, but chif'fiy Perpen- in case of fire. The hospital is free, and being un-
dicular, consisting of chancel with north and south endowed is entirely dependent on voluntary support.
chapels, nave, aisles, south porch and an embattled There are almshouses for twenty poor women near the
western tower, 74 feet high, with pinnacles, containing I parish church of .All t:aints, · each of whom receives
ro excellent bells : several persons of eminence have about 4s. per week : Roger Harris's almshouses, ~n Gift
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been buried in it, including Sir Thomas Foote kt. and I lane, are for six poor women. There are numerous
bart. Lord Mayor of London in 16so (ob. 1688); and Sir charitable bequests, amounting in all to about £4SO
James Smith kt. also Lord Mayor, ob. 17 o6: here also yearly, left from time to time by various benefactors
are buried some of the anciPnt family of Ketelby, of for the benefit of the poor, and distributed under a
whom was Henry Ketelby, a law officer of Henry VIII. scheme framed bv the Charitv Commissioners.
ob. 1508: there is an altar-tomb in the north chapel, West Ham Park, comprising about 8o acres. is .wPll
dated 1485, and a mural tablet above it to Robert Rook, timbered, and contains some fine spreading ceda.rs and.
dated 1620, with figures of hims{'lf and family: at tbe shrubberies. It was formerly known by the name of
north-west angle of the chancel is a stair turret which "Upton Park," and belonged to Dr. Fothergill, by whom
formerly gave access to the rood-loft: on the restoration the gardens were laid out, and many of the trees planted
of the interior in September, 1865, a mural painting of by him ISO years since are still extant; subsequently
the late 15th century, representing" The Reward of the it was the residence of the late Samuel Gurney: his
Righteous," and forming part of a "Doom," previously grandson, Mr. John Gurney, banker, of Norwich. offered
discovered, but washed over in 184 4, was successfully thi~ beautiful park as a public recr.eati?n ground for its
developed under the superintendence of the Rev. R. H. 1 e~timated value of £25,ooo, contnbutmg at the same
Clutterbuck, of Plaistow: in the churchYard is buried hme {,10,ooo towards that amount; the Corporation of
Mr. George Edwards F.R.S. a distinguished naturalist, the. City of London also voted £1o,ooo, and the re-
born at Stratford 3 .April, 1693, d. at Plaistow 23 July, mamder ~eing made up by local subscriptions, the park
1773· The register dates from r653, and contains many was pubhcly open-ed on the 2oth July, 1874, by the Lord
entries of persons who died from the pla<rue in 1665-6. , Mayor, as a public recreation ground: it is under the
The living is a vicarage, net yearlv val~e £52-1-, with control of a committee of 15 persons 8 nominated by
residence, in the gift of the Crown, "and held since 1891 the City Corporation, 4 by Mr. Joh'n Gurney and 3
by the Rev. Richard _\rnold Pelly :vr.A. of Trinity Ool- i elected by the local authorities: the cost of its main-,.
lege, Cambridge, hon. canon of St. Albans, chaplain to tenance is entirely defrayed by the Corporation of the
the bishop, rural dean of West Ham, and surrogate. City of London.
Edward Humphreys esq. is the impropriator of the The a~a of West Ham county borough and of the
rectorial tithes. St. Thomas is an ecclesiastical parish, civil parish is 4,558 acres of land, 1:25 ot inland and 236
formed in 1891 ; the church, Rol;:eby street, formerly a of tidal water and 67 of foreshore; the assessable value
mission church in the district of .All Saints, is of brick in 1913 was {,1,353,362; and the population at the
in the Gothic style, and consists of chancel, nave, north census of rgn, 289,030, distributed amongst the
aisle and a belfry with spire containing one ·bell: there wards as follows, viz. : No. I, or New Town, IB,oBs;
are sittings for 450 persons. The register dates from No. 2, or Forest Gate, r8,719; No. 3, or High Street,
the year 1891. The living is a vicarage, net yearly 17,653; No. 4, or Broadway, 14,991; No. 5, or Park,
value £230, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of 14,802; No. 6, or Upton, 17,550; No. 7• or WPst Ham,
Chelmsford, and held since 1912 by the Rev. Isaac 33,123; No. 8, or Plaistow, 35,246; No. 9, or Hudsons,
Lothian Seymour B. A. of Ayerst Hall, CambridgE'. St. 30,520 ; No. 10, or Canning Town, 27•443-; No. n, or
Jude's :\fission church, in Stephen's road, is a structure Tidal Basin, 30,967 ; No. 12, or Custom House and
of brick. Silvertown, 2'9•949·
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Included in the total population was 101 in West Ham
Workhouse, 128 inmates and 10 officials in West Ham
Union Receiving House, 103 in West Ham Union Work-
house Scattered Homes, 478 inmates and 22 officials in
Poplar Borough Parish Workhouse, 79 patients and 56
officials and other inmates in West Ham Hospital, and
109 inmates and 108 officials and their families in West
Ham County Borough Plaistow Fever Hospital, and 7n
on board vessels.
The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in' 19II
was : All Saints (parish church), 25.732 ; St. Thomas,
$,020.
The population of the parliamentary borough in 19n
was: North Division, Ior,8oo; South Division, 187,230;
total, 289,o3o.
The number of electors on the parliamentary register
in 1914 was: North Division, 17,381; South Division;
26,260; total, 43,641.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. k T. Office, 134a, West Ham lane. Joseph Canning Town Ward.
Corn ell, sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared week
days at 8.45, 9·45 & 10.5o a.m. 12 noon & 12.40, 2.55, Edmund Jas. Chamber-
Retire ~ov. I Retire :.\'ov.
Benj. Waiter Gardner ... 1915
4.10, 5, 6.50, 7.50 & 10 p.m. & 12 midnight (satnr- lain ........................ 1914 I Thomas Kirk ............ 1916
days excepted); sundays, 12 midnight. Telegrams
are received here, but not delivered Tidal Basin Ward.
Post k M. 0. Office, 8o Stephen's road.-Albt'. Sheffield, William Thomas Bell ••• 1914)' ErneQt Jamei':t Reed .•.... 1916
sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared on week days at Charles Sendall ......... 1915
8.4o, 9·45· 10.45 & I I. 55 a.m & 12.4o, 2.so, 4·5· 4·55· Custom House & Sill"ertown W.ud.
6.45, 7·45 &; 10 p.m. & 12 midnight (saturdays ex- George Croot ............... 1914 1 James Henry Hollin<: ... rgr6
cepted) ; sundays, 12 midnight. The nearest tele- James Gardner Filmer •. rgJ5 1
graph office is at West Ham lane .
Post & M. 0. Office, 158 Portway.-Arthur Manicom, Officers of the Corporation.
sub-postmaster. Letter Box cleared on week days at Offices, Town hall, Broadway, Stratford.
8.35. 9·35· 10.40 & II.So a.m. & 12.3o, 2.45, 4, ·-1-·55· Town Clerk, H. W. Greaves
6.35, 7.40 & 10 p.m. & 12 midnight (saturdays ex- Deputy Town Olerk & Coroner, G. E. Hilleary :M.A
cepted); sundays, 11.45 p.m Assistant Town Clerk, W. Scott
Clerk of the Peace, K Harvey Cook, West Ham lane
'.MEMBERS OF P .lRLI.AMENT. Borough Engineer, J. G. Morley A.M.I.C.E., M.S.I
North Division, Baron De Forest, Gaddesby hall, Chief Assistant, F. J. Poole
Leicester ; Spencer house, 27 St. J ames' place S W &; Borough Treasurer, Charles Hen!"'y Patterson .A.S.!. ..l
National Liberal &; Marlborough clubs S W, London Deputy Borough Treasurer, A. H. Tricker
South Division, William James 'fhorne esq. 1 Lawrence Medical Officer of Health, Charles Sanders M.B.Lond.,
road, Upton Manor, West Ham E M.R.C.S.Eng. 29 Windsor road, Forest Gate E
Returning Officer, The Mayor, Town hall, Stratford E Physician Superintendent of Hospitals, John Biernacki
M.D., C.M.Glas., L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P.S.Gla•
CORPORATION. Medical Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum, L. F. Ran-
1913-14. bury M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P ·
The ordinary meetings of the Corporation are held on Electrical Engineer, J. W. Beauchamp :M.I.E.E
the 2nd & 4th tuesdays in each month at 6.30 p.m. Tramways Manager, J. S. D. Moffet A.M.I.C.E.,M.L~I.E
except August Principal of Technical Institute, John R. Airey M.A
Mayor, Councillor William Crow. Solicitors, Hillearys, 5 Fenchurch buildings E C & 49a,
Deputy Mayor, Councillor Waiter Sanders. Broadway, Stratford
Recorder, Edward Morten K.C. 2 Temple gardens, Borough Auditors, Woodthorpe, Bevan & Co
Temple E 0. Borough Analyst, W. C. Young F.I.C., F.C.S
Aldermen. Gas Examiner, W. C. Young F.I.C., F.C.S
Retire Nov. 1916. Veterinary Inspector, A. McCunn M.R.C.V.S
David John Davis Richard Mansfield Inspector of Weights & Measures, E. J. Dixon
William Devenav William James Thorne M.p Building Inspectors, W. R. Everall, E. J. Hosking &i
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James RobE"rt Hurry Richard White H. J. Wheatley
Supt. of Sewage Pumping Stations, Frank Delves
Retire Nov. 1919. Road Foremen, J. Orme &; J. Rodley
Abednego Bishop Harold William Littler Superintendent of Fire Brigade, E. Smith
George John Hosking John Robt. Moore-Smith Collectors of Rates, A. H. Peacock (superintendent),
William IveY •
W illiam George Spittle Frederick James Norrie, J. J. Richardson, H. Chown,
G. J. Hobbs, F. J. Horn, H. G. Hunter & W, A.. Leete
Councillors.
~ew Town Ward. BOROUGH JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Retire Nov. 1 Retire NO\>'. Crow William, 140 The Grove, Stratford E (mayor
Thomas '\-"bite Reid I Ernest Edwd.Gawthorn 1915 1913-14)
McCallnm ............ r914 Henry Wm. O'Brieu ... 1916 Gillespie Robert Alexander, 3 Plowden buildings, Templ,
Forest Gate Ward. E C (stipendiary)
Appleyard Rollo, 79 St. Mar~ ·s mansions, Paddington W
Henry Dyer ............... 1914 I: Herbert Dyer ............ 1916 Best John Duncan, Minoco -wharf, Silvertown E
Edward Wm. Wordley.. 1915 , Boardman C. Yardley house, Chingford
High Street Ward. Bothwell Alexander, 211 Romford road, Forest Gate E
George Henry Fennell...Ig141 Morris Streimer ......... 1916 Boulton Harold, Prince Regent's wharf, Silvertown E
William Ping ............ 1915 Boulton Sir Samuel Bagster bart. .Assoc.lnst.C.E.,
Broadway Ward. F.R.G.S. Copped hall, 'l'otteridge, Herts
Byford John, 88 Romford road, Stratford
Ellis Allin .................. 19141 William Crow ............ I9:t6 Cook Henry John, The Firs, W oodford Green
Ernest 81. Jn. Flaxman.tgr5 Curtis Rt. Lt>abon, Holmwood, so West hill, Highgate ~
Park Ward. Davis David John, 2 Custom street, Custom House E
Alexander Bothwell ...... 19r4 t George Kensett ............ 19:t6 Deason William, Highlands, Dedham
Samuel Hulling ............ 1915 Edwards E. M. 162 Romford road, Stratford E
Gay Albert George, 47 Claremont road, Forest Gate E
Upton Ward. Govier Albert, St. Andr~w's lodge, Florence road, Bos-
George A. Brabazon ...... 19141 Thomas B. Bacon ......... 19:t6 combe, Bournemouth
Richard Cheke .••......... 19 r 5 Harbott Charles, 134 Osborne road. Forest Gate E
West Ham Ward. Harverson William T. The Ferns, Park hill, Loughton 0

Hay George, Copesfield, W oodford road,South W oodford

F"rederkk Docksey ...... 1914!' Enos Smith ................. I916 Hosking George John, 189 Romford road, Strat.ford E
Waiter Sanders ............ r9r5 Howard Alexander, 40 Trinity square, London E C ·
Plaistow Ward. Howard Alfd. Burnt ho. Pudding lane. Chigwell Row
Ja.~~ Pearce ............ 19141 Arthnr James Hart ...... r9r6 Howa.rd David. Devon house, Hi,:!h rd. Buckhurst Hill
Wdham R. Hughes ...... 1915 Hunt Fredk. J. 30 Howitt rd. Belsi7~ park, London NW
Knight William Duncan, Rapkyns, Broadbridge Hea.th,
Hudsons Ward. Horsham, Sussex
John JO!leph Jones ....•. 19141 Jn.Th<nnpsou Husban 1.. 1916 Lester Henry Edward, The Grange, Loughton
Goorge C. Gri.,ley ........• 1915 McDowall George A. St. ~ar!!'a"'ts, Lon~hton
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284 WE~T HAM. E~SEX.
Nieoll P. J. S. 2 Romford road, Stratford E
Palmer Col. H. Holmwood, West Ham lane, West Ham E
Bitchie 0. J. 79 Inverness terrace W
Bobert!l F. G. Adair, Oakhill lodge, Frognall, Hamp-
stead, London N W
Boberts Sir John BPynolds, Sahmy house, Salway hill, 6th Battalion The Essex Regiment; head quarters, The-
Woodford Green
Savill Philip, Woodlands, Chigwell Row
Spittle William George, 146 Romford road, Stratford E
Spratt Leslie William, Tylney ho. Eagle la. Snaresbrook
Tanner Howard, Ham Frith, Grove park, Wanstead
Wadley William, 68 Hampton road, Forest Gate E
Wall Col. Robert Frederick, Chal('t, Grove hill,Wo<Klford
White Richard, 42 Barking 1·oad, Canning Town E
Clerk, James Herbert Jackson, Magistrates' office,
West Ham lane
Borough Petty Se<~sions are hl'ld at the West Ham Police
Court every mon. tues. wed. & thurs. at 10.30 a.m.
before the stipendiary & fri. & sat. at 9.30 a.m. before
the borough justices
WEST H.Hl CE~IETERY.
Cemeterv road, Forest Gate E .
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Chaplains (Church of England), Rev. Vincent Smith
A K.O.L. 32 Hamfrith road, Stratford E; (Noncon-
formist), Rev. James Hawkey Banfield (Baptist), 50 The parishes comprised in the union are :-Cann Hall..
Hamfrith road, Stratford E
Superintendent & Registrar, Alfred John Mo" bray, The
Demetery; Ry. stations: Forest Gate (G. E. Ry.),
Wanstead Park (L. Tilbury & Southend Ry. ), Elec-
tric trams near to cemetery
WEST HAM DISTRESS COMMITTEE.
The committee, consisting of IJ members of the Cor-
poration, I 1 from the Guardians & 7 persons experi- Treasurer, C. H. Sergeant, London & South Westera
enced in the relief of distress, was formed in Oct. 1905
Meetings a1•e held at the Town hall, Stratford E, on 3rd Collector to the Guardians, John Chamberlin, Relief
fridav• in each month.
Chairman, Councillor William Crow
Vice-Chairman, W. A.. Leete
OlPrk, H. Leonard Humphre)'S, 2<) Broadway, Stratford
WEST HAM INSURANCE COMMITTEE.
The committee consists of 14 persons appointed by the
Corporation, z by the Insurance Commissioners,
2 by the medical practitioners within the area, 35 by
the Approved Societil's & I representative of the
deposit contributors.
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:U:t>t>tmgs are held at the Town hall, Stratford, on t-he
I'•t mondav• in each month.
Chairman, Alderman James Robert Hurry
Oler~, Charles AlPxander Cl:.lrk, 399 & 401 High street,
Stratford
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
O<lnference Hall, West Ham lane, Percy Wheate, gen.sec
Metropolitan Police Station, West Ham lane, Arthur
Ferrett, su'b-divisional inspector; John Simmonds,
John Harding & Frank Brookson, inspectors; George
Burt,on, detective inspector ; 6 station sergeants, 9
sergeants & I27 cono;tables
Police Court, West Ham lane, Robert Alex. Gillespie
esq. B.A. magistrate: J. H. Jackson, clerk
London County Council Pumping Station, Abbey lane,
R. 'fhomlinson, superintendent
Mortuaries, West Ham lane & Church street north,
John Guuld, superintendent
Recreation Ground, West Ham lanP, Jas. Sheppard, supt
West Ham & Eastern General Hospital, West Ham Varcination Officers, Plaistow, Canning Town & East
lanP, Viscount Bm;:ton G .C. M. G., D.L.. J.P. presi-
dPnt ; Thoma'! A. Cook, chairman ; Charles Josepb
Stocker L.R.C.P.Lond .. :M.R.C.S.Eng. hon. consulting
physician; Jeremiah .\fcOarthy M.B.Lond., F.R.C.S.
En~. & Jonathan Hutchinson, jun. F.R.C.S.Eng. hon.
consulting surgeons; Claud A.. Worth F.R.C.S.Eng.
hon. con'!ulting ophthalmiC' surgeon; P. J. S. Nicoll
.M.D., C.M ..A.berd . .John D. Thomson ~LB., C.M.
Aberd. & G. A. Troup .:\:LD., C.Y.Aberd., D.P.H.
Camb. hon. physician'!; A. J. Conzens F.R.C.S.Eng.
Percival P. Cole .M.B .• F.R.C.S.Eng. & H. Tyrrell
Gray M.S., F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. surgeons; Edward
E1akine H('nderson B.A., M.B., B.C.Camb., F.R.C.S.
Eng. & R. R. James F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. ophthalmic
surgeons; Gordon J. Lane M.D., B.Ch.Dub. & R. W.
Ironside M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. assistant
physicians; Hector C. Cowles L.D.S.Eng. & W. A.
Sowden Hills L.D.S.Eng. surgeon-dPntists; William
Lindsay Locke M.B., Ch.B.Edin. hon. radiographer;
H~·aC'inth Bl'rnard Wencesla.us Morgan M.B., Ch.B.
Hla<~. house physician; James Stewart M.B., Ch.B.
Edin. juniar house physician; Rankin Greig Walkf'r
L R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Gla<~. <>.e-nior houRP
[KELLY'S
1 surgeon; Joseph Loclihart Downes _Yule .M.B., Ch.B.
Aberd. junior house surgeon; M1ss E. A. Sord-v
matron; Thos. Lloyd, dispenser ; A.. W. Scrivener,~
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
Cedars, gi Portwav; Staff: Commanding, Lieut.-Col.
R F. Wall; :\Iajors, H. Oliver T.D. & E. Gray;
~usk€try Instructor, Capt. G. L. Evans; Adjutant,
Capt. G. Disney (Essex Regiment) ; Quartermaster.
Hon. Lieut. G. H. Pitt; Medical Officer, Lieut. A. K.
McLachlan M.B., R.A.M.C. (T. F.) ; Chaplains, ReY.
R. A. Pelly M.A. (T. F.) & Rev. E. A. Gardner (T. F}
West Ham Companies :-A, Capt. G. F. H. McDonald;
B, Capt. H. R. Retallack-Moloney; C, Capt. G. L.
Evans ; D, Capt. H. P. Alexander ; E, Capt. P. D.
Castle; F, Capt. B. J. Ward; G, Capt. E. A. Clubb;
Sergt.-Major T. Hammond; Color-Sergt.-Instructor
H. W. Crabb & Sergt.-lnstructor B. Reynolds, drill'
instructors
8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regiment (B Co.), The
Cedars, gr Portway, Capt. W. B. Anderson
WEST H.-\M L"NION.
Boa1·d days, alte1·nate thnrsdays at 11 tt.m.
Guardians meet at the Workhouse. Levtonstone.
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Easl; Ham, Leyton, Walthamstow, Wanstead, West
Ham & Woodford. The area of the union is 18,784-
acres; rateable value, Lady Day, 1914, £3,Ifi7,54I;
the population in 19II was 704,I58
Clerk to the Guardians, Thomas Smith, barrister~a~
law; offices, Board room, Union rd. Leytonstone NE.
1ssistant Clerk to the Guardians, L. E. Fraquet;
offices, Board room, Union road, Leytonstone N E
Bank, 178 Leytonstone road, Leytonstone N E
office, Union road, Leytonstone l'i E
Relieving Officers, Supt. W. Rusbridge, Relief offices,
Union road, Leytonstone NE; ~o. I district, Tom
Cart,er, 7 Water lane, Stratford; No. 2 district, Fredk.
_\lbert Wadsworth, r 58 Plashet road, Up ton Park;
Xo. 3 district, Hy. Chas. Westlake, 6o Hudson rd.
Canning Town; :Yo. 4 district, H. J. Woodward, 285
Shrewsbury rd. East Ham; No. 5 district, Benj. J.
Sayer, 43 .Avenue road, Forest Gate; No. 6 district.
B. J. W alsh, 6o Hudson road, Canning Town; No. 7
district, Georg-e Austin Robey, 35 Woodhouse road.
Leytonstone ; No. 8 district, Frederick W. Thain, 2
Grove road, 1Valthamstow; :Yo. 9 district, E. P. Shaw,
9 Lansdowne r'Oad, South Woodford; No. 10 district,
..l. S. Hancock, 6o Hudson road, Canning Town;
Xo. 11 distrid, Charll.'s Frederick Otter, 4 Goldsmith
road, Leyton; Xo. 12 district, E. G. Smith, 49 Folke-
stone road, "~althamstow; No. 13 district, E. Tucker,
5 Wanlip road, Plaistow; No. 14 district, J. A. Robi·
son, 142 Liverpool road, Canning- Town; No. I5 dis-
trict, T. Gofldman, 15 Pretoria avenue, Walthamstow;.
Xo. 16 district, William EdVIard Hobbs, 95 .A.rragon
rrad, East Ham; ~ o. 17 district, L. S . .:\fecklenhurgh.
z Chobham road, Stratford; No. 18 district, George
Vassie, 6o Hudson road, Canning Town; No. I9 di~­
trict, F. P. Wright, 21 Grove Green road, Leyton-
stone; No. 20 district, F. Hopper, 6o Hudson road.
Canning Town; Xo. 21 district, W. Greenway, 137
Plaistow road, ·west Ham; ~o. 22 district, Arthur
William Peg-g-e, 95 Arragon road, East Ham
Ham (North & South), James Robert Oakley, II7
Claremont road, Forest Gate; Stratford, Forest Gate.
Leyton (North & Suuth), Wanstead & Walthamstow,
J. C. Carron, 5 Clova road, Forest Gate
Medical Officers, Canning Town districts, Percy Rose
L.R.C.P.Lond. r6r Barking rd. Canning Town (No. 14'
& Francis William Parke Holton L.M. & S.S ..A.••
M.R.C.S.Eng. 206 Barking road, Canning town (No.
10) ; Cust-om House & Silvertown district (8o
r8), William Charles Taylor M.B., C.M.Aberd. 291
Victoria Dock road, Canning- Town; South-East Ham
district (No. r6), .\lbert Wm. Beaumont B.A.Camb .•
M.D.Dub., L.R.C.S.Edin. Oak hall. High street north.
East Ham; East Ham (East) district (No. 22), Leslie
Alex. Drake M.B. & C.M.Edin. Cliftonville, Chureb
rd. Manor Park; Ea:,t Ham (North) district (No. 4).
Stuart Rvall
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Blal'e L.R.C.P .. L.R.C.S.Edin, L.F.P.S.
Glas. 407 Katherine road, Fore;;t Gate; Forest Gate
district (No. 5), David Cannan M.D., M.R.C.S.Eng.•
L.R.C.P .Lond. The L'lurels, Wood grange rd. Fore~
Gate: Stratford New Town district (No. I7), Edmund
Ralph Sircom M.R.C.S Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. r64 Rom-
ford road, Stratford; Upton district (:Yo. 2), Fredl> _
 .DIRECTORY. J ESSEX .
Herbert Dayus :Y.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 229
Bomford road, Forest Gate ; North Leyton district
{No. u), Harold Everett Pace M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. High road, Leyton; South Ley-
ton & Wanstead Slip district (No. Ig), Sidney Richard
Nicholls M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 235 High rd.
.Leytonstone; Leytonstone, Wanstead & Cann Hall
district (No. 7), Lewis Nngent Jekyll M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. next 857 High road, Leytonstone;
:Plaistow district (No. 3), Angus Endicott Kennedy
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P. & L. S.A.Lond. II3 Balaam
street, Plaistow; Hudsons district (No. 13), Henry
Fairfax L.M. & S.S ..i.Lond. 4g6 Barking rd. Plaistow;
Stratford & West Ham district (~o. I), Edmund
Balph Sircom M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. I64 Born-
ford road, Stratford E; Stratford High Street district
(No. ~I), Edmund Ralph Sircom M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. I64 Romford road, Stratford; Tidal
Basin & Victoria Docks district (No. ~w), John
Francis Begley M.B.Royal Univ.lrel. 144 Bark-
ing road, Canning Tvwn E; Tidal Basin district (No.
6), John Stewart Boyd L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. 83 Free-
mason's road, Custom House; Walthamstow (South)
district, Th'Jmas Scoresby-Jackson M.D., Ch.B.Edin.,
.D.P.H. 326 Hoe strPet, Walthamstow (No. 8);
Walthamstow (North) district, Charles Julian Horner
M.D.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng-., L.R.C.P.Lond. 77 Ohm·oh
hill, Walthamstow (~o. 12); Walthamstow (West)
district, William Henry Drury L.R.C.P. &; L.R.C.S.
Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. 5 Palmerston rd. Waltham-
.. tow (No. IS); Woodforrl district ~o. g), .ilfred
Berrill L.R C.P.Lond .. M.R.C.S.Eng. Holmleigh, High
road, South W oodford; extra medical officer for Sil-
l"ertown & North Woolwich, B. V. Brews L.R.C.P. &
S.I. 10 High street, North W oolwich
Public Vaccinators, West Ham district!!, Percy Rose
L.R.C.P.Lond. (pro tern.), I6I Barking road, Canning
Town; Angus Eudicott Kennedy M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A.
.!.:; L.R.C.P.Lond. 113 Balaam st. Plaistow; Ferdinand
Henry Bonnefin M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 243
High road, Leyton,tone & Dand Cannan M.A., M.D.,
:M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R. C .P .Lond. (pro tem. ), The Laurels,
Woodgrange road, Forest Gate; North East Ham dis-
trict, Stuart Ryall Blake L.R.C.P. & S.Edin.,
L.R.F.P .S.Glas. (pro tem. ), 407 Katherine rd. Forest
Gate; East East Ham district, Le~lie .Alexander
Drake M. B., C.:M.Edin. (pro tern.), Cliftonville,Ohurch
road, ~lanor Park ; South East Ham district, .Albert
William BL•aumont B ..i.Camb., ~I.D.Dub., L.R.C.S.
Edin. (pro tern.), Oal\ hall, High street north,
East Ham; Leyton district (part of), Harold
E. Pace M.B. & L.R C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S. High
rd. Leyton; Woodford district, Edwd. M. Goldie M.D.
Montpelier, High road, South W oodford ; Leytonstone
&:; Wanstead di:;trict, Lewis N. Jekyll M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. next 857 Hi2'h road, Leytonstone;
Walthamstow & Leyton districts (parts of), Thomas
Scoresby-Jackson M.D., Ch.B.Edin. 326 Hoe street,
Walthamstow; Walthamstow district (part of), Wm.
Henry Drury L.R C.P. & S.Edin. 5 Palmerston road,
Walthamstow & Charles Julian Horner M.D.Durh.,
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 77 Church hill, Walt-
hamstow; Cann Hall district, Fernand Henry Bonnefin
~I.R.C.8.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 243 High rd.Leytonstone
Workhouse, Union road, Levtonstone, a structure of
brick, holding 1,548 inmates; Rev. Matthew Henry
Woodhill Dades ~I..\. chaplain; Jolw o::;ang:<ter Greig
Y.B., C.M.Aberd. medical officer; Douglas Porter
lf.B., Ch.B., D.P.H.AhPrd. a~sistant rrf'rlical officer;
F. P. Lambert, master; Mn. J. Griiliths, assistant
matr::tn
We~t Ham Union Surgery & Dispensary, N.W. Ham
District, .::.7 West Ham lanP. Edmund Ralph Sircom
lLR.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. medical officer
WEST HAM REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
iuperintendent Registrar, Alfred Hall; deputy supt.
registrar, Robert James Gooch; offices, Bank build-
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mgs, 49a, Broadway, Stratford
:Registrars of 'Births & Deaths, Canning Town sub-dis-
trict, T. Threlford, 2 St. Luke's square, Tidal Basin
k Post office, \)()rner of Constance street, Silvertown;
~orth East Ham sub-district; G. E. Morgan, 380
~onega road, East Ham; South East Ham· sub-dis-
trict, Edwin B. Elliott, 338 Cf'ntral Park road, East
Ham; Hudsons sub-district, F. J. Peirson, 6I Balaam
~treet, Plaistow; Stratford sub-district, Albert Wm.
Sayer, 48 Manbey grove. Stratford; Forest Gate sub-
district, .A.. E . .Tacobs, 38 Woodgrange road, Forest
Gate; We<;t Ham & Plaistow sub-district, E. M. Hall,
IQ Clegg rd. Plaistow; North Leyton sub-district, Chas.
lienry Perrin, 2 Hainault road, Leyton; South Ley-
WESf HAM. 285
ton sub-district, Alfred Gwinnell, 47 Borthwick rd
Stratford; Walthamstow sub-district, Thos. Scoresby·
Jackson M.D. 3.26 Hoe street, Walthamstow & Wilfrid
Lawson hotel. High road, Woodford Green & opposite
Old Church, South Woodford; Wanstead sob-district,
W. L. South, 14 Spratt Hall road, Wanstead
Registrars of Marriages, .Albert W. Sayer, 48 Manbey
grove, Stratford & S. Mawer, 43I Romford road,
Forest Gate & 262 Hoe street, Walthamstow
ALMSHOUSES.
For 20 inmates, All Saints' churchyard, under control
of the Charity CommissioneTs (the endowment give41
about 4s. per week)
Roger Harris's, Gift lane, under cont1 ol of the Charity
Commissioners (no endowment)
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with time:; of Services.
All Saints' church, Ohorch street, Rev. Canon Richard
Arnold Pelly M.A. vicar, rural df'an & surrogate; Rev.
Richard Eardley Thomas Bell M.A. Rev. Edric .A.lbait
Barrow Royds B.A. & Rev. Alec Percy Daniels B.A
curates; sundays. 8 & I I a. m. & 3.30 & 6.30 p.m.;
wed. II a.m. & 8 p.m.; fri. II a.m
All Saints' Constance Fairbairn Memorial Church &;
Institute (Royal Association in Aid of Deaf & Dumb),
East road, West Ham, Rev. Albert Smith Th ..A.K.O
chaplain; Edward Moor, missionary; sundays (4th
in month 7.30 & 8.30 a.m.; 2nd month, 8.30 & I I
a.m.) n a.m. !& 7 p.m
St. Thoma:;;' church, Rokehr•
street, Rev. Isaac Lothian
Seymour B.A. vicar; sundays, 8 & 11 a.m. & 7 p.m ;
daily, 8 a.m.; wed. 8 p.m
St. Jude's Mission church Stephen's road, served by
clergy of All Saints'; 11 a. m. & 3 & 7 p.m
Baptist, West Ham lane, Rev. H. J. Galley; 11 a.m. &
6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7-30 p.m
Church of Christ, Amity road; r1 a. m. & 6.45 p.u
Congregational, Union road; I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Steele road, Rev. Joseph Bastow
Wilson; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 8 p.m
Unitarian, West Ham lane, Rev. Fred Cattier; I I a.ru
& 6.30 p.m
Church Mission hall, Meeson road, served by clNgy of
.All Saints'
Conference hall, V\. est Ham lane; mens' mass meetmg
3 p.m. ; public meeting 7 p.m
Mission hall, Holbrook road, served by clergy of All
Saints'; 7 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m. & thurs. 7 p.m
Mission room, Manor road; I I a. m. & 7 p.m
St. Thomas' Church hall, Mortham street
Y. M. C . .A. Conferencl' hall, West Ham lanl', Perey
Wheale, general sec
PCBLIC ELEMENTARY EDUCATION.
'l'h~> schools are under the control of a committee of 27
members, of which the Mayor is an ex-officio member
The committee meets at the Education Department, 95
The Grove, Stratford E, on 3rd monday of each month
(August excepted), at 6.30 p.m
Town Clerk, Henry William Greaves
Architect, W. Jacques A .R.I.B.A
Medical Officer, Charles Sand£>rs M.B.Lond., M R.O.S
Eng. 29 Windsor road, Forest Gate E
Consu!tin~t "Medical Officer, Patrick John Smith Nicon
M.D., C.M ..Aberd. 2 Romford road
Inspectress, Miss A. M. Ware
Inspector, H. Madden
The Municipal Central Secondary school, 'l'enn) son road,
was erected in I9o6 for 6oo scholars, & there are at
present ti7I : the buildings comprise art rooms.
la_boratories & other rooms for mannal instruction,
cookery & laundry work: the school is undpr the
control of the Board of Education, & Jn-Ppares pupils
for the London University Matriculation & the Oxford~
& Cambridgf' Local & othPr examil'ations; W.
Calde~ood, chairman of governors ; GP!H gP Francia
Burnes;;: D. es L .• B.A., L.C.P. princip'll; l\Ii'-s !.lice
Man· •
Crow L.L . .A. senior mistre""
A.hbey. built in r88I, for 52i bo~·,.,, 482 !!irl" &i 4g6
infant..,; average attendancP. 351 boy~, 324 ~irJ,., & 279
infants; Alfred J. Mansfield. master; Miss Marion
Scott L.L.A. mistress; Miss F. G. Beer. infants' mist
Church street north, built for 2}5 girls & 242 infants;
Miss ~thel Chalk, girls' mistress ; Miss Emily .Allen,
infants' mistress
Church street, for 269 boys; David Fassam, master
Holbrook road, built in 18Q6. for 480 boys. 480 p:irls &
542 infants; average &ttendance, 434 boys, 384 girls A;
457 infants; Frederick Jas. Wheeker, head master;
Mrs. Kyffin, mistress; Mis!! Shrimpton,infant9' mist-r!l!l
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:Manor road, built in r8g5. for 480 boys, 480 girls &; 554 West Ham Park, built in r88g, for 420 boys, 420 girls
infants; a.veral!e attendance, 363 boys, 329 girls & & 469 infants; average attendance, 407 boys, 400
322 infanh; G. W. Last, :master; Miss Hicks, mis- girls & 405 infants; W. E. Appleford, master; Miaa
tress; Mr~. Rus~ell, infants' mistress S. Randall, mistress; Miss Finney, infants' mistresa
Napier road, built in 1904, for 480 boys, 480 girls & 540 Railway Station (Midland Railway, London, Tilbury &
· infants ; average attendance, 347 boys, 372 girls & 404 Southend Section), Manor road, G. South!rate, clerk
infants; Charles William Reynolds, master; Miss F. in charge
G. Burbidge, mistress; Miss E. E. Mason, infants'
mistress Conveyance to London, see Stratford
PRIVAT.I<~ RESlDE:!\TS. Lawson Wilfred, 74 Hartland road Scott William, 46 Park road
Base Mrs. S. A. Eagle house,linion rd McCormack James, u8 Portway Seymour Rev. Isaac Lothian B.A.
Bell Rev. RiC'hard Eardley Thos. M. A.. Morgan Hyacinth Bernard Wenceslaus (vicar of St. Thomas'), The Vicar-
( curate of All Saints'), 124 Portwayi M.B., Ch.B.Glas. (house physician), age, Rokeby street
Daniels Rev. Alec Percy B.A. (curate I West Ham & Eastern General! Stewart James M.B., Ch.B.Edin.
of All Saints'), 124 Portway hospital, West Ham lane j (junior house physician), West Ham
Delves Frank, Engineers ho. Abbey rd Morris Emanuel, 182 Portway & Eastern General hospital, W~s\
Dodson Mrs. 104 Port way O'Brien Patrick ::VI. B., Ch.B. 132 Ham lane
Fisher Walter, 31 Abbey road Portway j Walker Rankin Greig L.R.C.P .Edin.
Garden John Andrew M.B.Glas. 13 Pelly Rev. Canon Richard Arnold (senior house surgeon), West Ham
Church street north M.A. (vicar, rural dean & surro- & Eastern General hospital, West
Ho~rg James Spencer, 200 Port-way gate), West Ham vicarage, 238 Ham lane
James Edgar T. 18 East road Portway Yule Joseph Lockhart Downes M.B.,
Jameson James Elliott :\LB., B.S. Royds Rev. Edric Alban Barrow B.A. Ch.B.Aberd. (junior house surgeon),
Dubl. 84 Portway (curate of All Saints'), 33 l\Iargery West Ham & East-ern General
Kempton G. R. B. 29 Abbey road Park road hospital, West Ham lane
COMMERCIAL. Brooks Abraham, timber dealer, 129 Plaistow road
Abbott Robert, oilman, go Stephen's road Brooks Charles James, confectioner, 65 Plaistow road
Achland William, wardrobe dealer, 3 Plaistow grove Broughton Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6o Stephen's road
Acme Teeth Manufacturing- Co. artificial teeth manu- Brown Albert, tobacconist, 8o Church street
facturers, 20 West Ham lane Brown Daniel, builder, Glenavon road
A.dshead Edgar Herbt>rt, hair dresser, 63 Plaistow road Brown James, fried fish shop, 78 Portway
.Aerated Cand~· Oo. Ltd. manufacturing confectioners, Browning John, draper, 15 Portway
Victoria st. TA "~\erandio,London;" TN 280 Stratford Brumwell Henry, shopkeeper, 6o Langthorne street
Ahrens Herman William, beer retailer, 12 Plaistow rd Buchan Alfred, boot repairer, 2a, Eastbourne road
Airzee Thomas, shopkeeper, 4 Langthorne street Buckingham Waiter John, dairy, 23 Church st. north
Alexandra Laundry Co. laundry, 177 Plaistow road Burdett Charles, greengrocer, 223 Plaistow road
Allan John A. L. butcher, 7 Church street & 27 West Burks George, greengrocer, 16 Abbey road
Ham lane Burnett James, boot repairer, 16 Marcus street
Anderson A.rthur John, sign writer, g8 Meeson road Bush Thomas, varnish manufacturer, Canning road
Ashby William, ticket writer, 41 Stephen's road Buswell Thomas Craven, grocer, 205 Plaistow road
Atkins Matilda (Mrs.), corset maker, 12 Abbey road Butler George, florist sra, & grainer 53, Plaistow road
A.ttwell John & Son, dairymen, 83 Morley road Oampbell Thomas & Son, decorators, 54 Plaistow grove
Austin John, news agent, 20 Stephen's road Oampbell Beatrice(Miss),teacher of music,54Plaistow gro
Aves David, boot maker, 26 & 27 West Ham lane Campbell Charles, decorator, 88 Plaistow road
Bacon Georl!'e John. farrier, Gift lane Canning Town Cycle Track, Manor road
Bailey Charles, confectioner, sza, Church street Carlton Jane (Miss), baby linen warehouse, see :Monk-
Baker Waiter T. & Son, pawnbrokers, 79 Portway ton & Carlton
Baker Alfred, shopkeeper, 7.~ Union road Carpenter Albt. Jn. house decorator, 6 Ranelagh road
Baldwin Leonard, confectioner, 213 Plaistow road Carter & Aynsley Limited, brass founders, ~\.bbey road.
Ball Sidney, hair dresser, 194 Plaistow road T N 830 East
Banks Albert. butcher, 89 Plaistow road Cassidy George Sidney, shopkeeper, 1 Village street
Banks Henry, grocer, 87 Plaistow road Cast Iron Uniting Co. braziers, 79 Victoria street
Banks John William James, estate agent,49 Holbrook rd Century Chemical Co. Limited, chemical manufac-
Barker Charle~<. chimney sweeper, 63 Portway turers, Tarling works. Church street
Barlow John William, gasfitter, 34 Church street Chambers James, provision dealer, 102 Stephen's road
Barnard Jesse, greengrocer, 74 Portway Cheeseman Matilda (Mrs.), feather cleaner, I2J
Barton Frances (Mi<>~). dress maker, 25 Morton road Tennyson road
Basselin Adrien, hair dresser, 65 Stephen's road Chinnery William, decorator, 74 Evesham road
Bateman Edith (:Miss), confectioner. 59 Ham Park road Chislett Waiter Henry, confectioner, 227 Plaistow road
Beckett Elizabeth (Mrs.), tobacconist, 73 Portway Chown George, confectioner, 232 Portway
Bedwell Harry. jun. grocer, 164 Plaistow road Clark Brothers, saw mills, 4 Montague street
Bellis Franais Joseph, certified bailiff. 4 Harcourt road Clark Robert Ingham & Co. Limited, varnish manufac-
Berk F. W. & Co. Limited, chemical manufacturers, turers, Abbey works,.A.bbey rd. T Nos. 955 & 956 East
.Abbe~' Mills chemical works, Canning rd. TN 827 East Clark John, grocer, 140 Portway
Beny William,hosier 179, & cycle agent 133, Plaistow rd Clayson Richard William, beer retailer, ra, West road
Bettis Arthur Edward, plumber, 48 Arthingworth street elements Amelia (Miss), dress maker, 30 Skiers street
Betts Frank, turncock to the Metropolitan Water Board, Coates Brothers & Co. Limited, printing ink makers,
Eastern district, 1 A.ldworth road Abbey mills, Canning road
Beverley William Joseph, oilman, 58 Portway Cole Thomas William, confectioner, 58 West Ham lane
Bew Mary (Miss), news agent, r8 Church street Collier Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 14a, Tennyson rd
Bigg Charles, farrier, Church street north Oollins George, general salesman, 45 West Ham lane
Bingley & Son, greengrocers, 8 Ham Park road Comber John, dairyman, 66 Langthorne street
Bish Thomas, coal dealer, 45 :Marcus street Compton David, draper, 84 Church street
Bishop Alfred, sign writer, 49 East road Condie Sidney, insurance agent, 164 Portway
Blackbnrn Jane (Mrs.), laundry, 26 Maiden road Conference Hall (Percy Wheate, gen. sec.), West Ham la
Blake Benjamin William, news agent, I Bath road Oook John Marshall & Sons, carmen, 62 Park road
Boettcht>r Charles, hair dresser, 7 Steele road Cook Alfred Quintin, furniture remover, 88 Church st
Boiling James, coal dealer, 34 Amity road Cook Edward Harvey, solicitor & clerlr. of the peace;
Bollans John Jame-;, marine store dlr. 38 Stephen's rd offices, Quarter Sessions court, West Ham lane
Bonney John Harry, beer retailer, 6g Union roa.d Cooper George Herbert, boot repairer, 56 Church street
Barley Louisa (Mrs.). laundress. 92 Stephen's road Corbell Charles, wheelwright, 22 Plaistow road
Bosworth Thomas. draper, rr Barnbv street Cornell Joseph, baker, & post office, 134a, West Ham 1~
Boyton Edward, tobacconist, 8 Abbey road Corporation of West Ham Building Inspector's Office~
Boyton James, shopkeeper, 10 ~.\.bbey road 14 & r6 West Ham lane
Bracken .John, shopl~eeper, 31 Holbrook road Course Lawrence, wheelwright, 35 West Ham lane k.
Bradford. Esther (Mrs.). news agent, 2a, Amity road Victoria street
Braj!'g- Waiter Charles, builder & decorator, 44 Church st Courts John, oilman, 61 Ham Park road
Breeza. C'lnence, drug stores, 151 Plaistow road Courts Richard, oilman, 73 Plaistow road
British Petroleum Co. Limited, petroleum merchants, Oowdrey Christina (Miss), dress ma. 4 Tennyson 10ad
AbbeY mills, Crows road Cowles Charles, chemist, 1 West Ham lane
Ih·ooke1· Wil!ialli, gn1cer, 1.:20 Corporation street Cox George Henry, draper, 99 & 101 Plaistow road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. WEST BAM. 287
Creamer Henry James, dra~r, 43 West Ham lane Gas Lighting Improvement Co. Ltd. (The), sole dis-
Cross William Hy. Geo. greengrocer, 166 Plaistow road tilleries of Carburine & "Glico " motur spirit, "GlicQ"
Creamer Henry James, draper, 43 West Ham lane white spirit, "GHco" benzol, naphtha &c. West Ham
Orow Thomas & Sons, manufacturers of creosote, tar, marsh, Crows road (T N 626 East); offices, Salisbury
pitch, htnminous matrix for dustless roads, dis- house, London wall E C
infectants, marine engine & cylinder oils &c. Abbey Gay R. & Co. Limited, paint manufacturers, LangthQrne
Creek wharf, Crows road. T A " Crowsnest, London;" works, Abbey road. T N 866 East
T N 367 Stratford Gee Henry, butcher, 76 Portway
Cundy HPnry Isaac, SprPad Eagle P.H. I Manor road George Stanley, ladder maker, 82 Mortham strelrt
Cnrtis William H. butcher, 28 Church street Giaeomo & Co. shopkeepers, 47 Church street
Cutting Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 75 Victoria street Gill Waiter George, greengrocer, 124 Corporation street
Daniels Robert, hair dresser, 5 West Ham lane Gillard. Sidney, insurance agent, 151 Corporation street
Darnell John Reid, grocer, 105 West road Gillies Robert, boot maker, 219 Plaistow road
Davis Ada Elizabeth (Mrs.), musical instrument dealer, Gleaves Walter, grocer, 53 Redriffe road
IQ9 Plaistow road Goat George William, boot maker, 12 Langthorne st
Davis Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 7 Abbey road Golder William, butcher, 65 Manor road
Davis Harry Thomas, .Ang-el inn, 21 Church street Gooding .Albert Edward, butcher, 13 .Abbey road
Dawson Charles Robert, dining rooms, 170 Plaistow rd Goodwin Charles Silvester, confctnr. 40 West Ham la
Dawson Edward R. grocer, 72 Pitchford street Grainger Alfred, insurance agent, 23 Dirleton road
Day Samuel Thomas, milk purveyor, g6 'l'ennyson road Grant Thomas Hurrell, upholsterer, 53 West road
Dayus & GardPn, physicians & surgeons,13 Church st.ntb Gray Nathan, greengrocer, 42 Stephen's road
Dayus Frederick Herbert M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Green Solomon, tailor, 134 Plaistow road
{firm, Dayus & Garden), 13 Church street north Greenfield George, greengrocer, II7 Plaistow road
Deamer Sophia Jane (Mrs.), confectnr. 65 West Ham la Grenway Waiter, relieving officer, No. I district, West
Dench Robert Craven, engineer, 201 Plaistow road Ham union, 137 Plaistow road
Desmond & Co. chemists, & post office, 203 Plaistow rd Grimwood .Alfred, marine store dealer, Z7 Marcus street
Deval Mary .Ann (Miss), grocer, 24 Eastbourne road Grosch Ethel (Miss), draper, 122 Corporation street
Dickman Charles, baker, 27 .Abbey road Guymer Frank Robert. oilman, 23 Stephen's road
Dixon George, tailor, 14 Stephen s road Gysin Charles. baker, 40 Stephen's road
Dixson Robert Edwin, insurance agent, 31 Ham Park rd Hadgraft Robert, tobacconist, 44 West Ham lane
Dodd Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 79 Skiers street Haggar Joseph, eel pie shop, 38 West Ham lane
Dodd Henry, grocer, 120 Plaistow road Haines Stanley L. house agent, 9 Stephen's road
Dodds Benjamin, grocer, 95 .Aldworth road Hamlin James, butcher, 2a, Rokeby street
Dougall S. & Oo. grocers, 52 Hub bard street Hammond Ellen Elizh. (Mrs.). shopkpr. 3 Holbrook rd
Dove .Alfred George, beer retailer, 57 Plaistow road Hammond Sergt.-Major T. drill instructor to West Ham
Drake Francis Victor, piano tuner, 85 Park road Cos. of 6th Territorial Force Battalion Essex Begi-
Dredge ..Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 84 Eve sham road / ment, 132 Tennyson road
Drocher Jacob, hair dresser, 184 Plaistow road Hanreck George, furniture dealer, .')9 West Ham lane
Dulwich Joseph, chair maker, 74 Stephen's road Hardy Fredericll, greengrocer, 15 Abbey road
Duncnmb Wm. wholesale news agent, 69 West Ham la Han·is Albert Edward, picture framer, 76 West road
Dupuy George, watch & clock maker, 51 West Ham lane Harrison Waiter John, domestic machinery dealer, 146
Dusmo Limited, dustless sweeping powder manufac- Plaistow road
turers, West Ham lane. T A "Lydusmo, London; Hart Harriett (Mrs.), confectioner, 189 Plaistow road
T N 99 Stratford Harvey Robert Albert, coffee rooms, 4 Plaistow road
Eaton Sam Hill, insurance agent, 82 Pond road Hasler Brothers, coal dealers, 93 Park road
Edwards & Co. grocers & provision merchants, 10 Hawkes Joseph, general shop, 47 Marcus street
Church street & 107 Plaistow road Hayhoe Wm. house decorator, 70 Rokeby st. & Skiers st
Edwards Joseph, confectioner, 2 .Abbey road Haynes John, oilman, 174 Plaistow road
Edwards William Thomas, shopkeeper, 18 Portway Heath Albert Henry, cats' meat dealer, 98 Plaistow rd
Elliott Thomas, hair dresser, 5 Abbey road Hempleman Frederick S. & Co. artificial manure manu-
Ellis J. & Son, monumental masons, u8 Rokeby street facturers, Crows road. T N 870 East
Ellison & Pitt, engineers' merchants, Hubbard street Heppel John, shopkeeper, 34 Leabon street
Emery Frederick, shopkeeper, 65 Plaistow grove Herbert John, stone mason, 77 Meeson road
Emery John, boot mal.:er, 65 Plaistow grove Reward Frederick Capper, boot maker, 52 Stephen's rd
Endersbee George, insurance agent, 230 Corporation st Hewett Thomas, fishmonger, gO Stephen's road & 125
Essex Paper Bag Co. paper bag dealers, 94 Plaistow rd Plaistow road
Evans David, dairy, 6 Amity road Hildyard Thomas Arthur, baker, -t7 Fairland rd. bOuth
Evans Mary (Mrs.), provision merchant, 22 Ohurch st Hill Alexander, builders' ironmonger, 230 Portway
Everall W. R. building inspector to West Ham corpora· I Hill FrPdk. George, Railway tavern, 196 Plaistow road
tion; office, 14 & r6 West Ham lane Hillier Elizabeth (Miss), milliner, 6oa, West Ham lane
Fairburn Arthur William, draper, 2 Paul stroot Hiron George, boot repairer, 130 Plaistow road
Fall Harry, fishmonger 6, & fried fish shop II, Abbey rd Holbrook Alfred, corn dealer, 231 Plaistow road
Farley Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 144 Plaistow road Holliday Emily (Miss), shopkeeper, 61 Meath road
Farrington Henry, tobacconist, 25 Abbey road . Holloway Maud (Miss), shopkeeper, 40 Mark street
Farrow Reginald, greengrocer, 7'I Union road Holm Henry, baker, 190 Plaistow road
Pelt on Chas. re~i<;tered lodg-ing house, 44a, West Ham la Holtermann Mary .Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr. 69 Ranelagh rd
PindlatPr Wm. Hy. provision mer. 47 West Ham lane Home & Colonial Stores Ltd. tea dlrs. &c. 3 Church st
Fisher William George, dining rooms, 57 Stephen's road Hood William Henry, news agent, 8 Plaistow road
PlannPr Thomas, cabinet maker, 5 Corporation street Hopkins Grace (Miss), dress maker, II7 Geere road
Flindell Edith (Mrs.), butcher, 76 Step hen's road 1 Horton Prances Ann (Mrs.), draper, 14 Church street &:
Flowers Katherine (Mrs.), laundry, 186 Plaistow road 147 West Ham lane
Foster Waiter & Son, constructional engineers, 127 Hosking Edward John, building inspector to West Ham
Corporation street corporation; office, 14 & 16 West Ham lane
Pouhrer Wm. Walt()n, British Lion P.H. 46 West Ham la Howard Edward, wheelwright, Church street
Fowler Charlotte (Mrs.), laundry, 15 Church st. north Huber George, hardware dealer, 199 Plaistow road
Fox Edward, fishmonger, 207 Plaistow road Hugogett George Edward, house furnisher, IIO & II2
Fox L-ydia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 142 .Abbey road Plaistow road
Francis Brothers, confectioners, stationers, news agents Hunt Amelia (Mrs.), corn dealer, 20 Church street
& tobacconists, 94 Plaistow road Hunt James, miller (steam), 176 .Abbey road
Francis Natban & Co. piano removers, 17 Union road Hyams Renben, shopkePper, 'i-t Pond road
Francis Frederick John, plumber, 63 Rokeby street Imperial (The) Carpet Beating & Cleaning Co. Hubb·11·d
Free GPorgoe Isaac, King-'s HPad P.H. I I Church street street. T ~ 1.~2 Stratford
Frost Arthur Thomas. pawnbroker,III & 113 Plaistow rd Iverson Joseph, grocer, 10 Ham Park road
Frost Emilv ("Mrs.). dairy, 61 Stephen's road Jackson Arthur, draper, 28 West Ham lane
Frost Frank, pawnbroker, 30 Church street Jackson John William, printer, 6o West Ham lane
Fround William, greengrocer, 71 Farringford road Jame-s Mary .Ann (Mrs.), coffee rooms 2a, & shopkeeper
Gallery John, writer, ;li West Ham lane 2, Manor road
Garden John .Andrew M B., Ch.B.Glas. physician & sur· Jameson James Elliott M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.Dub. physi-
geon (firm, Dayus & Ga:.:den), 13 Church street north cian & surgeon, 84 Portway
Garrod Ernest, boot repauer, 30 Napier road Jarrett Emma (Mrs.), coffee rooms, 59 Church st.north
Jeffs Samuel James, furniture remover, 77 Pari.. ro'ld
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•
.Jeffs Sarah Jane (Mrs.), nurse, 77 Park road
.Jellow Percy Robert, baker, 54 West Ham lane
J~rram George Edward, assistant • insurance superin-
tendent, 54 Plaistow grove
Jess John &; Son, leather sellers, 12 Church street
-Jobson Henry, greengrocer, 62 Portway
Johnson Edward, confectioner, 114 Plaistow road
.Johnson Henry, baker, 76 Church street
Jones Charles, oilman, 121 Plaistow road
Jones Charles, plumber, 89 Park road
-Jones David William, tobacconist, 82 Stephen's road
.Tones Edward Charles, greengrocer, 72 Amity road
.Tones Henry, hair dresser, 4 Stephen's road
Jones John, dairyman, 72 Stephen's road
.Jones John Rees, grocer, 163 Plaistow road
.Jones Sidney, cowkeeper, 38 Durban road
.Jones Wulter, bird fancier, 126 Plaistow road
Keegan Inneos (Mrs. ),shirt &; collar dresser, 56b,Geere rd
Kerry C. & Son, coal merchants, 74 Evesham road
Kidd Samuel Overton, insurance agent, 62 Meeson road
Killick Arth. Wm. confr. Il, &; hair dresser 12, Portway
King George (Mrs.), dress maker, 64 Vicarage road
King Goorge, grainer, 101 Geere road
Kinselley Thomas Arthur, secondhand furniture dealer,
48 Portway
Kirby William, butcher, 2I5 Plaistow road
Knight Edward, confectioner, 88 Stephen's road
Knight Samuel, Park hotel, SI Portway
Knowles Henry John, coal merchant, 6o Pond road
Knowles Mary (Miss), teacher of music, 6o Pond road
Kossak Adelaide (Miss), shopkeeper, 68 Paul street
Lamey Leonard, boot maker, I57 Plaistow road
Lane Ernest Charles, jun. baker, 39 Plaistow grove
Laver William, coal merchant, 58 Park road
Lavington Ernest, hair dresser, IO Plaistow road
Lawes J ames, news agent, 44 Stephen's road
Lawson Wilfrid L.R.C.P. &; S.E., L.R.F.P.S.G. physician
&; surgeon, 74 Hartland road
Lawton Ellen (Miss), grocer, 82 Portway
Lay Raymond, boot repairer, 165 Plaistow road
Leather Cloth Co. Ltd. Abbey road. T N 408 Stratford
Lee Albert Ernest, wine & spirit dlr. 4'i Fairland rd. sth
Lee Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Plaistow grove
Lee Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 74 Meath road
Leggatt Louise (Mrs.), dress maker, 87 Durban road
Lemay Edward, tobacconist, 29 West Ham lane
'Lemay Lilian (Miss), teacher of music, 58 Vicarage rd
Ling William Ltd. lamp black manufactrs. Canning rd
Lloyd James Henry &; Co. oilmen, 95 Plaistow road
London & Thames Haven Oil Wharves Ltd. wharfingers,
Crows road. T N 828 East
Long Henry, house decorator, 48 Rokeby street
Looker Charles, sign writer, 79 Harcourt road
Loughton Arthur, grocer, 54 Stephen's road
Lovely George .Edward, builder, 72 Portway
Lowe Eleanor (Miss), draper, 26a, Church street
Lncas Henry, coal dealer, 32 Amity road
Luck Albert Arthur, fur skin dresser, 79 Manor road
Luton James, confectioner, SS West Ham lane
McCormack James L.R.C.S. & L.M.I., L.A.H.Dub.
surgeon, n8 Portway; surgery, 89 Mortham street
McCunn Archibald )I R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 1
Church street
'McCutcheon John Bryce ~LB., Ch.B.Edin. physician &,
surgeon, I 81 Plaistow road
McDonald Thomas, dining rooms, I42 Plaistow road
McDowell James, draper, 53 West Ham lane
Mack James, tailor, 128 Plaistow road
Mackintosh Alexander, grocer, 30 Amity road
Maguire Alfred W. herbalist, 6r West Ham lane
Malme Edward, grengrocer, 134b, West Ham lane
Malme Lilian (Miss), greengrocer, 134 West Ham lanl.'
Manicom Arthur, baker, &; post office, 158 Portway
Manisier John William, estate agent, 27 West road
March Henry, leather seller, II5 Plaistow road
Marett Albert, greengrocer, Io3 Plaistow road
'\farg-aw Barnett, tobacconist, 30 West Ham lane
Marks Littlestone, tailor, 173 Plaistow road
'Marsh Charles William, oilman, 221 Plaistow road
Marsh John Dunford, boot rPpairer, 51 Plaistow road
Marshall Charles, plumber, 4i West Ham lane
Ma.rshall George, boot maker, 134 Corporation street
Matthews Amy E. (Miss). beer retailer, 70 Tennyson rd
May Amy (Miss), dress maker, s6a, West Ham lane
Mechem Albert, plumber, 9 Stephen's road
Mercer Albert John, house decorator, 28 Amity road
Messer David, dairy, 9 Abbey road
"\-liddleweek Robert, provision dealer, 225 Plaistow road
Mills Arthur Henry. estate agent, 2 Glenavon road
Mitcham Japan & Varnish Co. Limited, Merton works,
Abbey road
Monkton & Carlton, baby linen warehouse, 23 .Abbey rd
:,toorcr-: ~t He-:-be:•. t:"7."> ::-;::£'~t. ~:-5 P~"~"tow rr>'lli
[ KKLLY'S
Moore Richard, boot &; shoe maker, 63 Stephen's roa<l
Morden Bessie (Miss), haberdasher, 132 Plaistow road
Moreten Charles William, draper, 55 Church st. north
More-an Henry, hair dresser, 169 Plaistow road
Morris Emanuel, fried fish dealer, 127 Plaistow road
Morris Jacob, fishmonger, 176 Plaistow road
Morris Thomas George, coffee rooms, 145 West Ham la
Morriss Alexander, butcher, 105 Plaistow road
Murray William, Adam & Eve P.H. 126 Abbey road
Musi Giuseppe, confectioner, 74 Church street
~ash Alfred, shopkeeper, 33 Napier road
Nash Henry, fried fish dealer, 2 Stephen's road
Nash William, fishmonger, 24 Church street
Neall Ethel (Miss), draper, 46 Portway
Nealon John Aloysuis M.D., B . .A. physician & surgeon,
145 Plaistow road
Negus J. Waiter, artificial teeth manufr.soWest Ham la
Nette John Frederick, baker, Pond road
Nettleship Ada Beatrice (Mrs.), dress ma. 104Plaistow rd
Newman Charles Fras. provision dlr. go Langthorne e\
Newman Richard, carman, 63 Paul street
Nicholls Henry, fried fish shop, 9 Portway
O'Brien Patrick ¥.B., Ch.B. physician &; surgeon, 132
Portway
Offord Florence (Miss), laundry, 4 Ab bey road ; 17
Portway & 42 West Ham lane
Olley Malcolm, beer retailer, 62 Paul street
Olsen John Edward, boot repairer, 70 Stephen's road
Owens Wm. George, house decorator, 2 Arthingworth 11\
Page Wm. & Son, corn dealers, 84 & 86 Stephen's road
Page Edwin, grocer, 6o Vicarage road
Page Hannah (Mrs.), confectioner, 9 Barnby street
Page Herbert James, insurance a.gent, 30 Park road
Pain Frances (Mrs.), confectioner, 6 Stephen's road
Palmer .Albert George, insurance agent,IOo Tennyson rd
Palmer Albert John, boot repairer, 70 Plaistow road
Parsons Waiter, shopkeeper, I3I Corporation street
Pearce Edgar William, insurance agt. 133 Tennyson rd
Pearce George Henry, greengrocer, 67 Plaistow road
Peggs John, greengrocer, 53 Stephen's road
Pert Charles, cycle maker, no Corporation street
Patch Arthur William, beer retailer, Harberson road
Pharaoh Wm. Cri!lpin, shopkeeper, 14 Plaistow grove
Phillips John William, grocer, 163 Manor road
Pidgeon Albert, beer retailer, 7 West Ham lane
Pitman John, hair dresser, 66 Portway
Pittman Frederick & Son, house decorators, 1 RokP·by !l
Popkin Henry, boot maker, 207 Corporation street
Porter George, live bird dealer, 41 Church street
Preston James, boot & shoe maker, 4 Amity road
Prosser Henry Waiter, confectioner, 42 Portway
Pryor Waiter Osborne, shopkeeper, 91 Harconrt road
Pulling John Arthur Morgan, insur. agt.59 Vicarage rd
Punter .Alfred J. grocer, r Abbey road
Purkis Arthur, florist, I6 Church street
Pye Charles, Lord Gough P.H. 72 Plaistow road
Rakow Frank, tailor, 124 Plaistow road
Ramsey Thomas, fruiterer, 102 Pond road
Rasor Frank, insurance agent, 48 Vicarage road
Rawley William J. hair dresser, 36 West Ham lane
Rawlins Charles, confectioner, 8o Portway
Read George, buteher, 100 Stephen's road
Redman Daniel &; Son, drapers, 188 Plaistow road
Reed J oseph, chemist, 32 Church street
Reid Henry Edward, coal & coke dealer, 55 Napier road
Rendell Alfred James, china dealer, 6r Plaistow road
Renshaw Brothers, boot repairers, 85 Paul street
Reshwamm Charles, hair dresser, 64 Stephen's road
Richards Susan (Mrs.), shirt & collar dresser, 75
Plaistow road
Richardson Daniel Albert, news a~;ent, 168 Plaistow rd
Riedling William, pork butcher, 197 Plaistow road
Ritchie Thos. Hamilton. skirt mfr. rg, 21 &. 23 Portway
RiYett Frank, undertaker, 123 Plaistow road. T N 369
Stratford
Roberts C. &; Co. electricians, 26 Church street
Roberts Charles F. hair dresser, 26 Church street
Roberts William, shopkf'eper, 73 C-orporation street
Robertson Waiter, grocer, 141 Amity road
Robinson Waiter, plumber, 77 Plaistow road
Roffey Margt. (Mrs.), ladies' ()Utfittl.'r, 195 Plaistovr rd
Roger Harris' Almshouses, Gift lane
Rogers Alfd.John, picture frame maker, 29 Ham Park rd
Rose .Alfd ..A.lbt.verger WestHam church.77 Ham Park rd
Rose Jessieo (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 57 Church st. north
Ross Andrew, grocer, 3 Railway terrace, Manor road
Ross Donald, furniture remover, 79 Plai!!tow road
Rosso Bartholomew, !'hopk£>eper, 58 Church street
Round Moses, tailor, n2 Portway
Roval Liver Friendly Society (L. R. Cox, district mgr.},
65a, West Ham lane
Rudd Lonisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 252 Corporation s\
Ruc:h.w,.,rth Willillm Robert, butcher, 68 Church
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Ryder Robert, boot maker, 94 Stephen's road
St. Thomas' West Ham Church Hall, Mortham street
ilaker .Arthur ..\lbert, wine k ~pirit dealer, II4 & 116
Corporation street
.Samphier Charles, corn dealer, 71 Portway
'Sampson Fredk. confectioner, 97 & I92 Plaistow road
Sanders Brothers, corn k flour dealers, 2 Church street
Sanders Henry, secondhand furniture dealer, 5 Portway
Sandrock & Sons, bakers, 93 Plaistow road
.:Sargent Henry, insurance agent, 34 Hartland road
Saunderson k Son, house painters, 22 Abbey road
Schultz Albert Edward, coal dealer, 73 Pitchford street
Scrut{)n Jack, butcher, 20 ..\bbev•
road
Sears &; Co. land & estate agents, II8 Plaistow road
Seymour James Benjamin, milliner, 5 Church street
SHton Edwd. verg-er of St. Thomas' church,92 Rokeby st
Sharman Sarah (.Mrs.), chimney cleanPr, 6 Victoria st
.Shaw Edward, shopkeeper, 172 Corporation street
Sheffield Albert, grocer, k post office, 8o Stephen's rd
Shennan 1ohn, credit draper, 7 Park road
Shillaker Thomas Geo. fanc~· draper. 185 Plaistow road
Shimmell Emily (Miss), teacher of music, 67 Amity rd
Shippey Augustus, grocer, 23 Plaistow grove
Siequien Henry, boot repairer, 22 Stephen's road
Sills GPorge, decorator, 46 East road
Silver Meyer, fried fish dealer, 8 Church street
Simpson David Ernest .A1bert. insurance agt. 51 Portway
Sinfield Matilda (Miss), confectioner. 6 Plaistow road
Singer Sewing 'Machine Co. Limited. 193 Plaistow road
Singleton Reuben. news agent, 159 Plaistow road
"later Brothers, butchers, II9 Plaistow road
Sleet Joseph, boot maker, 66 Stephen's road
Slesser Henry, greengrocer, 34 Langthorne street
Sloeum Ella (Mrs.), nurse, 39 Meeson road
Sm~d Wm. George, dining rooms, 24 West Ham lane
.Smith Cath. (Miss), private infant school, 8ga, Portway
Smith Emma (Miss), shopkeeper, 51 Richford road
Smith George Henry, shopkeeper, 36 Stephen's road
Smith Henry George, insur. agent, 43 E11stbourne road
Smith James, butcher, II8 Corporation road
Smith William, marine store dealer, 45 Ranelagh road
Snelgrove Edward Thomas, news agent, gr Plaistow rd
Snelling Henry, insurance agent, 23 Ham Park road
Snelling Joshua, marine ,.;tore dealer, 178 Plaistow road
Solimano Charles, tobacconist, 67 l'Ianor road
Sparey Henry James, chimney sweeper, 38 Victoria st
Specht _-\.ugust, shopkeeper, 47 Paul street
Spennock Joseph & Sons, bakers, r62 Plaistow road
Spero Jacob, boot repairer, 53 .Arthingworth street
Spittle Wm. Geo. plumber & gasfitter. 52 West Ham la
Stairs Jost>ph, greengrocer, 75 Manor road
Stanford Josiah Stevenson, beer retailer, 70 Pitchford l'lt
~tanley Fredericlr, plumber, r68 Tennyson road
Star Picture Palace (Blackmur & Hopcroft, proprietors),
Plaistow road
Stear James, upholsterer, 18 Stephen's road
Stedman Esther (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 ~!arcus street
Stephens George, news agent, 7 Portway
"Steveni! Florence (Mrs.), domestic machinery dealer, 191
Plaistow road
Stevens George, furniture dealer, 72 Church street
Stock John. jun. greengrocer, 78 Stephen's road
Stratford Co-operative & Industrial Society Lim. (Geo.
L. Banks, sec.), 14 & 16 Portway & bakers, 13 Portway
Stratford Day Nursery (Mrs. J. Boake, sec.), 63 West
Ham lane
Stratford Homoeopathic Dispensary (Miller Neatby,medi-
cal officer), 63 West Ham lane
Stratfard Town Hall (Henry Edward Dear, keeper),
West Ham lane
Suffield S. R. & Co. ironmongers, 172 Plaistow road
'Taylor George, shopkeeper, IB Manor road
"femme Charles, picture framer, I Plaistow grove
Terrington William, boot repairer, 83 Mortham street
'Territorial Force Battalion (6th) Essex Regiment; for
full particulars, see p. 284
'Territorial Force (8th) (Cvclist) Battalion Essex Regi-
ment (B Co.) (Capt. W. B. Anderson), 91 Portway
Thackray Thomas, groce:::-, 175 Plaistow road
Thomas Eliza (Mrs.), dress maker, 70 Port way
Thorn son Brothers, pawnbrokers, 41 West Ham lane
Thurt>t{)n .-\da (Mrs.), dress makl'r. 3 I Vicarage road
Tildesley Frederick, beer retailer, 7 Plaistow grove
Tiller Edward Samuel, harness maker, 7 Barnby street
'l'ilyard .Alfred, boot maker, 44 Portway
Tomkins S~·dnev William, ~hopkeeper, 105 Tennyson rd
'Toyne Arthur Wm. -secondhand furniture dlr. ro Portwy
'Treasure & Co. haberdashers, 2 Plaistow road
Trenaman Edwiu, builder, 85 Evesham road
'l'rudgett James. fried fish shop, 32 West Ham lane
Turner Je•sie (:Mrs.), wardrobe dt-aler, 20 Abbey road
Twyford George Coppen, dairyman, 49 West Ham lane
WEST HAM • 289
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Tyler Henry James, grocer, 13 Rokeby street
Tyrer Thomas & Co. Limited, manufacturing chemists,
Stirling chemical works, Canning road. T A " Tyre-
miens, Strat, London; " T N 3729 East
Uden George, oil & color man, x8 Abbey road
Uden Harrr, provision dealer, 9 Church street
Unger Harris, tailor, 47 Corporation street
(Tsher Louise (.Miss), draper, 77 Portway
Vallance Thomas, confectioner, 6 Church street
Vanner Thomail, cabinet maker, 18o Plaistow road
Vernon, Booth & Co. shirt manufacturers, 42 Church st.
Vobe Alexander, china dealer, 52 Church street
Waghorn Isabella (Mrs.), confectioner, 151 West Ham la
Wagner Charles, baker, 59 Plaistow road
Wakefield Annie (Misa), dress maker, r8 Morley road
Wakeman Frank, printer, 85 Portway
Walker Lucy ('Mrs.), news agent, 59 Stephen's road
Wallace Joseph, boot manufacturer, 3r- Dirleton road
Wallis John, marine store dealer, 5 Barnby street
Ward Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 1 Gladstone road
Warner Florence (Miss), teacher of music, 71 Geere road
Warren Edwin, .grocer, 21 Abbey road
lVarringt{)n Bertie Wm. shopkeeper, 88 Caistor Park rd
Waterson Robert, dining rooms, 3 West Ham lane
Watsou Thos. Arth. assist. insur. supt. 53 Geere road
Weavis William & Co. decorators, u6 Plaistow road
Weeden's Stores Limited, oilmen, 22 Rokeby stree\
Welch Florence (Mrs.), corset maker, 54 Church street
Wells Sidney, insurance agent, 8o Park road
Wernst William, butcher, 4 Church street
West Ham .Almshouses,All Saints' churchyard,Church st
West Ham Borough Police Court (R. A. -Gillespie B..A.
magistrate; James H. Jacks<>n, clerk to the justices;
S. Longbottom, assistant; B. Jackson, second assist-
ant; Arthur Ferrett, inspector), West Ham lane
West Ham Chemical Works Limited (The), Canning rd .
T :Y 5-1-4 Stratford •
West Ham Cinema Limited, 78 Plaistow road
West Ham Corporation Public Health Department
(Charles Sanders M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. medieal
officer of health), 'l'own hall
West Ham Corporation Pumping Station (Frank Delves,
supt. ), Abbey road
West Ham Corporation Stables (George •Morse, man-
ager). Abbey road
West Ham & Eastern General Hospital (Hyacinth Ber-
nard Wenl!f'slaus Morgan 'M.B., Ch.B.Glas. house
physician; James Stewart M.B., Ch.B.Edin. junior
house phrsician; Rankin Greig Walker L.R.F.P.S.
Glas. senior house surgeon; Joseph Lockhart Downes
Yull.' M. B., Ch.B ..A.ber. junior house surgeon; for
complete medical staff, see p. 284; A. W. ScriYener,
sec.), West Ham lane
West Ham Park (David l\:L Russell, superintendent)
West Ham Printing Co. printers, 26 Mark street
Westacott George, provision dealer, 64 Portway
Whalley's Sanitary Fluid Co. disinfectant manufac-
turers, 22 Napier road
Wharton Joseph William, drug stores, 58 Stephen's road
Wheatley Harry J. factory inspector to West Ham
Corporation; office, 14 & r6 West Ham lane
Whitaker Jane Alice (Mrs.), Greyhound P.H. West
Ham lane
White Brothers (London) Limited, ginger beer brewers,
Victoria street. T N 228 Stratford
White Brothers Engineering & Machinery Co. Limited,
engineers, _\.bbey road
White Samuel, shopkeeper, 71 Union road
Whitehead William, builder, go Church street
Wildon Henry, boot & shoe maker, I & 3 Portway
Wilkins George, dairy, 82 Church street
Williams Charlt>s Meers, hair dresser, 138 Plaistow rd
Williams Maud (Mrs.), dress maker, 120 Farringford rd
Williams Rose (Mrs.), blouse manufr. 149 West Ham la
'Villiams Tbos. Ricbd. insur. agt. 71 Caistor Park road
Williams William, grocer, 20 Manor road
Wilson John, oil & color man, 140 Plaistow road
Wisden John &; Co. cricket bat makers, 52 Richford rd
Wiseman Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 94 P1tchford st
Wood Charles, furniture dealer, 36 Church street
Wood Emily (Mrs.), draper, 9 Langthorne street
Wood Joseph, paraffin oil dealer, 87 East road
Wood Richard, marine store dealer, 39 Church street
Woodward Brothers, motor engineers, 2 Victoria street
Woodward RoAA (Miss), teacher of music,ll] West Ham la
Wray Fanny (Mrs.), dress maker, 125 East road
Wright Ellen Muriel (Mrs.), confctnr. 182 Plaistow rd
Wright John, Princess of Wales P.H. 25 West Ham lan~
Wright SamuPl, watch & clock repairer, 28 Stephen's rd
Wright William, estate office, 1 Springfield road
Young Henry. coke contractor, sa, Church street
 290 WEST HAM. ESSEX.
Young Men's Christian .Association (Percy Wheate, sec.), Zenda (High pressure) Petroleum Lamp Co. Iamp
Conference hall, West Ham lane , makers, 29a, Hubbard street
Young Women's Christian Association (Miss May Gan-
ley, sec.), West Ham lane
EAST HANNINGFIELD is a village and parish, 1 of its kind in the county, and the deepest llut one ..
6 miles south-east from Chelmsford station, 3 from Great Claydons, on the road to Great :Baddow. it th&
Woodham Ferris station and 33 from London, in the property and residence of Mrs. Ho:rati(} Prase-r :l;emble,.
Mid division of the county, Chelmsford hundred, union. and commands some of the finest views in the county.
petty ses,;ional division and county eourt district, rural Lord Petre is lord of the manor. Lieutenant Edwa:rd
deanery of Wickford, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese Richard Busk Kemble R.N. is lord of the manor of
of Chelmsford. In 1894 a supply of water was laid on Great Claydons, within this parish. The.re are se"teral
from Danbury by the Rural District Council. The church small landholders. The soil is stifi loam; subsoil,.
of All Saints, entirely destroyed by fire, after morning clay. The chief crops are 'wheat, beans, oab and bar-
service, on Sunday, Dec. 30, r883, was a building in Jey. The area is 2,6So acres of land and 2 of water;:
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th~ PerJMndicular style~ the chancel has been restored, 1·ateable value, _£2,483; the population in 19II was 453·
and is now used as a mortuary chapel. The new church, Sexton, Thomas Rayner.
erected in 1884-5, near the centre of the village, at a Po<>t & T. Offict".-Miss Charlotte Cross, sub-post-
cost of £3,5oo, is a cru<;:iform building of stone in the mistress. Letters arrive from Chelmsfo:rd a~ 7.30 .t
Early English style, from designs by Mr. Henry Stone, 8·55 a.m. & 1.5 p.m.; d"tspa t c h e d a t 9 a.m ...
... 12.50 ,..
...
architect of London, and consists of chancel, nave, 6. 25 p.m.; on sundays 110 delivery or dispatcll. The-
aisles, transepts, south porch and a turret containing 3 nearest money order office is at Danbury, 3 miles
bells : there are 250 sittings. The register dates from distant
the year 1540. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
£ 310 , with 40 acres cf glebe and residence, in the gift Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1865 li en-
of trustees, and held since I8g2 by the Rev. .A.rthur larged in !9oo, for go children; average attendancer
Joseph Sacre, of University College, Durham, rural 35; Harry Picking, master
rlean of Wickford, and surrogate. In the rectory grounds Carrier to Chelmsford.-Joseph A.rthur TuckeT, daily,.
is an artesian well, 480 feet deep, said to be the oldest except wed
PRIVA.'l'E RESIDENTS.
Sacre Mrs. Howard Curtis, Kilchurn Rayner Wm. Thos. assistant ove1'seer
COMMERCIAL. Reeve Frede:rick, blacksmith
Graylin William, The Poplars (postal BeaU Frank Henry. farmer, Rails fm Sykes Carrington, farmer
address, Bettendon Common) Benson Fredk. farmt>r, Claydons hall Trembath David, farmer, Lodge
Kemble Lieut. Edward Richard Busk Castle Norman, miller (steam) Tucker Joseph, Plough & Sail P.H
R.N. Great Claydons Cundall Isaac Blezard, Windmill P .H Tucker Joseph .Arthur, carrier
Kemble Mrs. Horatio Fraser, Great I Ea ton Thomas, bricklayer ·White Henry John, farmer, Littl&~
Claydons Gardiner Benjamin Channing Rouse, Claydons
Rayner Mrs. Bromley lodge (postal farmer, The Hill Wilkinson Chas. farmer, Glenisla pk
address, Rettendon Common) ! Hawkes Wm. Three Horseshoes P.H Wilkinson Frederick Sparrow, brick &o.
Sacre Rev. Arthur Joseph (rector, !Potter William,farmer,Barnards farm . tile maker (postal address, Retten-
rural dean of Wickford, diocesan Rayner John, builder & contractor. don Common)
inspector of schools & surrogate), T .A "Rayner, East Hanningfield" Willesmore Harry, sh()pkeepe:r
Rectory Rayner Thos. farmer,Sumptners farrn Wood 'Villiam John, jun. farmer
SOUTH HANNINGFIELD is a scattered village Sohwier esq. of Ongar. The soil and subsoil are clay.
and parish, 8 miles south-south-east from Chelmsford The principal crops are wheat, beans and oats. Th~
railway s•tation, 3 miles north irom Wickford and 32 area is 1,488 acres; rateable value, [1,476; the popula-
from Lo-ndon, in the Mid division of the county, Chelms- 1 tion in HJII was 230.
lord hundred, union, petty sessional division and county By Local Government Board Order 22,422, March 24t
court 4istricli, rural deanery of Wickford, archdeaconry 1888, a part of this parish known as Great Boad wa•
of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. added to Wickford and another detached part to Run-
Peter is a small edifice of rubble, in the Early English well.
• and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel and nave, .Acting Parish Clerk, Nathan Nevill .
and a western belfry o-f wood, with spire, and contain- Post Office. ~iss Jessie Clarence, sub-postmistress_
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ingo one bell: there are 135 sittings. The register dates Letters by cycle post from Chelmsford, delivered at
from the year 1654- The living is a rectory,, consoli- 8.1.5 a.m. & 1.45 p.m.; dispatched at II-35 a.m. k
dated with West Hanningfield, joint net yearly value I 5-55 & 7 p.m. ; no sunday delivery; letters dispatched
£499• with 38 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift at 7 p.m. Wickford, 3 miles distant, is the nearest
of Mrs. Kemble, and held since 1913 by the Rev. Thomas money order office & Rettendon Common the nearest
Gardner Devitt M . .!.. of Corpus Christi College, Cam- telegraph office
bridge, who resides at West Hanningfield., The Langley .Assistant Overseer, Sidney Anderson
charity amounts to £2 IJS. 6d. yearly; the King charity, Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1874 &; en-
of £1 8s. yearly, is for five poor families. Lord Petre is larged in J913, for 68 children; average attendance,.
lcrd of the manor. The principal landowner is Ernest ·47; :Miss Olive Blanche KPeling, mistress
RPid Sandeman, The Elms (lettPrs Clarence Jessie (Miss), shopkeeper,.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. · through Wickford). Post office
Coverdale Thomas, Dromana, Brock- Viscardini Baldassare, Blue Hedget< Hunt Thomas, Windmill P.H
ley hill (letters through Wickford) (letters through -Stock,Ingatestone) Leng Frederick Percy Bradlaugh,
Grey John, Bearmaino farmer, Little Prestons (letters:
Hart Harry Robert, Oakwood, Brock- · COMMERCIAL.. through Stock, Ingatestone)
ley hill (letters through Wickford) Bennett Charles, farm bailiff to E. Old field John, poultry farmer
Hill Waiter, Peadn-vn~ Schwier esq. The Hall Smith Frederick, blacksmith
Isiii\P A.lbPrt Lewin. The Plantation Blyth Thomas, farmer, Giffords farrr. Webster Thomas Henry, brick maker,
fl£>ttPrs through Stock,Ingatestone1 Borland Matthew, farmer,Gt.Prestom sand merchant, nurseryman &;;
~ewton William James, The Bower (letters through Stock,Ingatestone) seedsman & florist (letters through
(letters through Stock,Ingatestone) . Stock, Ingatestone)
WEST HANNINGFIELD is a pleasant village and beneath it the inscription followin~: "Isabele Clovile et
oarish. B TJliles east from Ingatestone station, 6 south John son fils gisent ic-i lequele Johan morust le 23 jour
from ('bplmsford station and 5 north of Wickford stfl- rl'Octobre, I'an de grace, 1361. Dieu de leur almes eit
tion all on the Great Eastern railway, and 29 from rn·rc :" in the chancel, on the north side, is an altar
London, in the ~id division of the county, Chelmsford tomb to a member of the same family, but the inscrip-
hundrPrl. t~<>ttv sPssional division, union and countv tion is imperfect, and on the floor a ledger stone, in-
court distril't.. Tnral deanery of Wickford, archdeaconrv scribed to John, son of John Erdeswicke esq. ob. Nov.
of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. 1607. The interior of the church was :restored and"
:.\Iary and St. Edward is a cruciform building of brick reseated in 18B8, at a cost of about £4oo, and affords
and rubble in the Perpendicular style, consisting of 2oo sittings. The register commences in the year 1558.
ehancel, navP, south aislE', south porch and a western 'fhe living- is a rectory with South Hanningfield annexed~
helfry of w1nd with small spire, containing 4 bells, dated joint net yearly. value £.wg, with residence and 38 acres
1676: in the south aisle is an ancient slab, formerly of ~lebe, in the ~ift of :Mrs. Kemble, and held since
.nclosing the half-length effigies of a man and woman; 1913 by the Rev. Thomas Gardner Devitt M.A. of Corpus
the former is missing, but the latter remains and has . Chris:i Collt"ge, Cambridge. .A list of the rectors of
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 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
South and West Hanning:field from 1327 is pre•served
here. Richard Cann<Jn in 1605 gave by will to the poor
of West Hanningfield and Rettendon about 19 acres of
land and a cottage, the rent to be divided equally
between the two parishes and to be distributed in
bread. M1 s. Ann Humphrey, of Rettendon Hall, in
1605 gave £2 a year for ever to poor widows of this
parish not receiving parish relief, to be paid out of a
farm called "Helm'()ns ; " there is also a sum of 1os.
a year paid out of a farm in this parish called " Tan-
field Toy." Mr. Matthew John Parnell bequeathed the
sum of £wo, free from legacy duty, to the rector and
('hurchwardens for the time being of the parish of West
Hanningfield, UJXlD trust to invest the same in the pur-
chase of f:~ 15s. per Cent. Consolidated Stock, and to
apply the dividends thereof in keeping up the tombs of
his relatives in the churchyard, and subject thereto
to expend such dividends in the purchase of coals to
be distributed annually by t.he said rector and church-
wardens at their discretion among six aged and de-
serving poor persons belonging to and residing in the
same parish. Lord Petre is lord of the manor. The
Beadel Thomas Edward J Carter H. & Sons, farmers, Hall farm Moth Jn. Wm. Three Compasses P.B
HARLOW. 291
principal landowners are Alexander Rowland Alston esg.
J.P. of The Tofte, Sharnbrook, Beds. and the trustees'
of Dr. Williams. The soil is stiff clay; sullsoil, clay.
The principal crops are wheat, beans, oats and "barley.
The area is 2,839 acres; rateable value, £2,744; the •
population in 1911 was 441 in the civil parish and 63~
in the ~clesiastical parish.
Sexton, Joseph May.
Post & T. Office.--George William Spanow, sub-post-.
master. Letters by cycle post through Chelmsford~
arrive at 7·55 a.m. & 1.20 p.m.; dispatched at u.55
a.m. & 6.15 p.m.; no sunray delivery of letters or
dispatch. The nila.rest money order office is at Stock,.
2! miles distant
Wall Letter Bo~, near the Plough inn, cleared at n
noon & 6.30 p.m. ; no sunday collection
Public Elementary School, built in 1893 (on a site of land
presented by F. M. Dunster esq. ), for 59 children;
average attendance, 48; Mrs. Ridgman, mistress
Assistant Overseer, Sidney Anderson
Police Constable, Benjamin Sadler

Devitt Rev. Thomas- Gardner M.A. Collicott Reuben, fruit grower Punt .!.rth. wheelwright & coach bldl"
(rector), The Rectory Harris James, farm bailiff to Mr. Smith John & Frank, fa:rmers, Linlt
Evans Mrs. Charvills Edmund Cole, Bords farm House farm
Laing Fredk. William, Orchard house Hodge Wa1ter Smith, farmer, Pin- Sparrow Frank, bakel"
(letters through Stock,Ingatestone) nings farm Sparrow Geo.Wm.grocer,&; post offiee·
Lemon Tom Sumner, The Haven Hunter Robert, farmer, Hicks farm Stacey Samuel, farmer, Toy, Elms &
COMMEROIAL. Lemon Frederick, farm bailiff to Mr. Friday's farms
Barker Frederick Waiter, Ship P.H Abraham Jackson, Hill farm Trembath William David, farmer.,.
Barr John, farmer McCall John, farmt>r (letters through Kents & Helmons farms
Benson Wm. Colin, farmer, Brick ho Stock, lngatestone) Tyler William Jame-s, blacksmith
Bolton William, farmer, Lone farm McCheyne Andw. frmr. Foxbury frm Wright George, farmer, Pattens (let-.
Boyd James Dodds, farm bailiff to May John, beer retailer & shopkeeper ters through East Hanning.field)
Mr. John Hodge, Temple farm May Joseph, beer retailer & shoplipr
HARE" STREET, see Romford.
H.A.RLOW is a small town and parish, on the borders 1 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Lord North,
of Hertfordshire, ani on the eastern side of the and held since r9o3 by the Rev. John Brereton _-\.ndrewes
picturesque and fertile valley of the navigable river ~LA. of Emmanuel Colle~re, Cam bridge, and rural dean
Stort, with a station on the Great Eastern (Cam- of Harlow. A new vicarage house was erected in 1886 ·
bridge) railway, 25! miles lly rail from London and 22 at a cost of over £2,000. St. John t.he Baptist's is an·
by road, 9 north-west from Ongar and 6 south from ecclPsiastical parish, formed 8th Sept. 1837 : the churc.b.-
Bishop Stortford, in the Western division of the county, Prected previous to 1841, is a building in the Earfy
hundred and petty sessional division of Harlow, Epping En~lish style, consisting of chancel, nave and a weste'In'
onion, Bishop Stortford county court district, Harlow tower containing a clock and one bell: some of t!te'
rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford dio- window11, including a memorial window to a form<>:rr ·
cese. The streets have been lighted with gas since r862, incumbent are stained: the foundation !ftone was- laid
anJ the inhabitants are supplied with water by the Essex by John, 2nd :Marquess of Bute: a new vest1!y was
and Herts Water Works Company from deeply con- added in 1898: there are 400 sittings. The regist·~r
structed wells near Harlow mills, but in the parish of dates from the year 1841. The living is a vicarag~.
Sawbridgeworth. The parish church of St. Mary the net yearly value £2oo, with residence, in the gift of the ·
Virgin and St. Hugh, pleasantly situated on rising Bishop of St. Albans, and held since 1912 by the Rev-._
ground, is a cruciform building of flint with stone dress- Frederick Peel Yates M.A.. of Hertford College, Oxford_
ings in various styles, consisting of chancel with north ~-\ll Saints' Mis<~ion church, built at the cost of the- rattt ·
aisles and nave, chapels, south porch, and a central tower Rev. Francis Richard Miller M . .!.. vicar of Kineton, War-
with spire containing a clock and a fine peal of 8 bells, wick~hire, 1834-go, is a small and plain eruciform edifice·.
presented by Mr. W. Walford and dedicated at Easter, of brick covered with 1'\tucco, and consisting of cbancel,
1883, the fine carved oak porch being at the same time nave, transepts and a small central tower; it is licensed
erected on the south side of the church and a lych gate by the Bishop but has not been consecrated : services aro ~
at the eastern entrance of the churchyard: of the two held every Sunday afternoon, at 3 p.m. and a' 10 a.m.
chantry chapels, one is dedicated to St. Petronilla, the on the first Sunday of the month, by the clergy of tLe-
other to St. Thomas, and both were highly endowed; parish church. The Wesleyan chapel, in New :road, 11 a'S-·
there are brasses with effigies, to William Sumner, ob. erected in 1886, and t'hat at Threshers Bush in J88.J.
1559; Edward Bugge, gent. and Jane his wife, 1582, with There are two Baptist chapels, one in the hamlet '.lf-
S children; W. Newman, ob. 1602; John Glad win, ob. Potter Street, built in 1756, with zso sittings, and th~·
16rs, Richard Bugge esq. ob. 1636 and his wives, Vahan othel' in the town, rebuilt on the old site in 1865, at
(Streinsham) and Elizabeth (Bowles); Margery (Cely) a cost of £z,roo, with soo sittings and attache-d SC'hool-
wife of Roberl Lawson, gent. ob. 1617; Francis "Reve. rooms. The burial ground, in Foster stree,, belongin~
ob. 1639, and Joane (Jocelyn) his -wife, ob. 1642; and to the Harlow Baptist chapel, and used for nearly tw'>
effigies only of a man in armour and his -wife, c. 1430; centuries by Nonconformists, was the buria] place ot
and a man and his wife, c. 1585; some of these have Benjamin Flower, a printer and newspaper editor. anrt
been removed from the floor and placed in wooden one of the champions of the freedom of the press. wh~>
frames again<~t the walls ; in the south chapel are kneel- died at Dalston, r8 Feb 1829; his daughter, Sara~
ing effigies of Alex. Stafford esq. of 1652, and Julian, Flower Adams, who is buried in the same vault, 1s:
his wife, ub. 1650: all the windows aTe stained and well known as the author of the hymn "Nearer, my-
ne memorials to members of various local families: God, to Thee," and other poems. A new police statiln
the pulpit, of marble and alabaster. is a memorial to was erected in the London road in :rgo8, with court
Mrs. Perry Watlington, d. 1886; the font has a hand- 11ouse annexed, v.hPre the Harlow Petty sessions are-
some carved pn::~midal cover, the g'ift of the rst Earl and held fortnightly. The Victoria Hall. in the Eury road.
nth Baron Ward of Dudley: the church was partly re- the property of a limited company, was erected ill"
sto-red in 185g, and the work completed in 1873• princi- r887-8, and will seat 300 persons. In 1886 a drinking
pally contributed by the late Mr. Perry Watlington, who fountain of iron was erected on the Epping road, by the
also erected the lych gate and St. Mary's Hall at a total inhabitants of Harlow, in memory of Mr. and Mr-,_
cost of about £8,ooo, and a choir vestry was added in Peri"y Watlington, of Moor Hall. Fairs are held on Nov
1894: there are sittings for 400 persons. The church- 28th and 29th. The general charities, derived fron11
yard was enlarged in 1900 by the addition of three land and other sources, and the Church charities amomjlt
quarters of an acre of land, given by the lord of the to about £2oo yearly, and other special charities to•
tnanor and the vicar. The re~isters date from the year about {,2o yearly. Almshonses were erected in 16_,'>
1814. the previous registers having been stolen. The by Jnlian, wife of Alexander Stafford esq. for fcur pocr
living is a vicarage, net yearly value £230, with 10 widows of this parish, and in 1716 other alm~hous1:~
ES::SE"'{ 19 •
 292 HARLOW. • lS~EX.
were built near the Vicarage gate for four poor widows,
with moneys left by will of Mr. Francis Reeves, formerly
of Hubbards Hall. Crabb's almshouses, twa in number,
built in 1844, near St. John's church, were erected
under the will of Sarah Crabb of Harlow for three poor
persons; MacLeod's almshouses, adjoining these, were
built in 1846: and in 1864 other almshouses were built
for four poor persons, by the will of Mr. Perry Wat-
lington, of Moor Hall. Here are the kennels of the
Essex Foxhounds, Capt. Seymour F. Gosling being
master: the pack hunt four days a week during the
season; Epping, Chelmsford, Ongar and Harlow are
convenient places for hunting visitors. The Manor
House, called Harlowbury, situated north of the parish
church, is an ancient building, modernized to some
extent, and used as a farm house : it was for many
years in the possession of the Barnard family, but is
now the property of Capt. B. W. Ethelston: in the
grounds stands an ancient chapel, of Norman date, sup-
posed to have been used by the abbots of Bury St.
Edmunds: it is covered with ivy and has been con-
verted into a granary: the north door has a fine Nor-
man archway in good preservation. Moor Hall, the
seat of John Balfour eilq. i~ plea~Santly situated in
grounds of ISO acres. Capt. Robert Wicksted Ethel-
ston, of Boiling, Malpas, Cheshire, who is lord of the
manor, also holds the manorial rights of Harlowbury;
John Balfour esq. of Moor Hall, Lord North, and L. J.
W. Arkwright esq. of Little Parndon, are the principal
landowners. The soil is various; subsoil, gravel. The
chief crops are oats, wheat and barley. The area is
4-,oos acres of land and 10 of water; rateable value,
_£15,7-+5; the population in 191 r was 2,980.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
'
JPost, M. 0., T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
High street. John Carmichael Whittaker, postmaster.
Letters delivered at 7.15 &; 9.20 a.m. &; 6 p.m. &; dis~ Clerk to the Parish Council, S. Deards
;patched for London & all parts at 10.2s a.m. & 12. IS, Collector to the Guardians &; Relieving Officer, Harlow
3.20, 5·55· 9.15 & 9-40 p.m. & for rural district at
5·45 & 9-IS a.m. & 5·45 p.m.; sunday delivery, 7
a.m. ; dispatched at 9·40 p.m
-Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, Churchgate street.-
Charles French, sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched
at 7·45. 10 &; 11.30 a.m. et 2.30, 5.30, 7·45 & 9· IS
p.m.; Pundays, 9.15 p.m
.;,Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Potter Rtr~et. Benjamin
' Pavitt, sub-postmaster. Letters received from Harlow.
Delivery commences at 7 & ro.so a.m. ; dispatched
· at 9-25 a.m. & 7 p.m.; sunday delivery at 7 a. m.;
dispatched at 9.25 a.m
· 'Wall Letter Boxes. Potter Street, cleared at 9.30 a.m.
& 7·5 p.m.; sundays, 9.30 a.m.; M!!lberry Green,
.7·45· IO & u.3o a.m. & 2.45, S·30, 7·45 & 9·IS p.m.;
:1mndays, 9· IS p.m. ; Railway station, 8.2s a.m. & 2.20,
· :5· 15 & 9·45 p.m. ; no sunday collection
DOUXTY MAGISTR.lTES FOR HARWW PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Todhunter Joseph, Kingsmoor house, Great Parndon,
Harlow, chairman
Barnard Edmund Broughton, Fairgreen house, Saw-
tridgeworth, Herts
Broke Lieut.-Col. Harry, Gladwyns, Hatfield
Gilbey Guy, Sheering Hall, Harlow
.Gilbey N ~>wman, Mark Hall, H'<lrlow
. ,.Johnston Reginald Eden, Terlings, Gilston, Harlow
Lyall R;Jger Campbell, Hastingwood house, Harlow
Todhunter Benjamin Edwd. The Wayre, High st.Harlow
Usborne Henry Laurence, Rowneybury, Harlow
.., Wood Field-Marshal Sir H. Evelyn V. C., G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G., D.L. Millhurst, Harlow
· Young Samuel, Mulberry Green, Harlow
·',l'he Chairman of the Stanstead Rural District Council is
an ex-officio magistrate
Clerk to the Magistrates, George John Creed, High
.atreet, Harlow.
Petty Sessions held every alternate saturday at the
Police station at I I a.m. The places in the Division
are Great Hallingbury, Little Hallingbury. Harlow,
Hatfield Broad Oak, Latton, Matching, Netteswell,
Great Parndon, Little Parndon, Roydon &; Sheering
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Custom &; Excise Office, Mulberry Green, William Helen,
officer
Fire Brigade, Sam Deards, captain
Police Station, Charles Rolph, inspector, I serg-f.'ant &;
I I constables
Victoria Hall, Bury rd. Alfred Shipton, hon. sec. & mgr
[KELLY'S
The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in xgu
was: St. Mary the Virgin (parish church), r,o88; St.
John the Baptist, 1,255; St. Mary Magdalene, 637.
Sexton (St. Mary), Charles Hoy.
POTI'ER STREET, MILL S'J'REET and HARLOW
COMMON together form a large village in Harlow civil
parish, about 2 miles south, on the road to Epping, and
formerly possessed several potteries : this village is in-
cluded in the ecclesiastical parish of St. Mary Magdalen,
formed July 7, 1865; the Common consists of several
hundred acres, chiefly used as a grazing ground for
horses and sheep : here is a splendid avenue of elms. The
church of St. Mary Magdalen, founded by the late Rev.
Charles Miller, vicar of Harlow, in 1834, is a building of
stone, in the Decorated Gothic style, consisting of chancel,
nave, vestry and a tower at the south-west angle, con-
taining a clock, presented in 1907 by the sons of the
Rev. Henry Elwell, to the memory of Mrs. Elwell, and
8 bells, hung at a cost of [,520, and dedicated on All
Saints' eve, 1905: in r888 the chancel and vestry were
rebuilt, new choir stalls erected and the floor relaid:
in 1893 the nave was rebuilt and the tower added in
r894-9S; the total cost of the restoration and the erec-
tion of the tower was about [,3,6oo : the oak screen was
erected to the memory of the Rev. Henry Elwell M.A.
vicar here I877-19o8, and the stained east window is
a memorial to the founder : the church will seat about
230 persons. The register dates from the year 1834·
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value [,2oo, in-
cluding 7 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
the vicar of Harlow, and held since xgo8 by the Rev.
James Dudley Elwell M.A. of St. John's College, Oxford
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
District, Epping Union; Frederick William Gilbey,
Potter Street
Collector of Poor Rates, Miss E. J. Francis, High stree~
Clerk to Commissioners of Taxes, George John Creed,
High street, Harlow
Medical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Epping Union.
Harlow & Sheei'ing & Magdalen Laver, Matching &
Latton Districts, Thomas Montague Day L.R.C.P .
Lond. ; Great & Little Parndon, Netteswell &; Roydon
Districts, William Frank Lydstone Day :M.B., B.C.
Carob. Roydon
Registrar of Births & Deaths, Harlow Sub-district,
Frederick William Gilbey, Potter Street; deputy,
William Henry Seeley, Fore street, Harlow
Sanitary Inspector & Surveyor of Buildings No. 2 Dts-
trict, Epping Rural District, Waiter Beard, Bury rd
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
St. Mary's (Parish) Church, Rev. John Brereton
Andrewes M. A. vicar & rural dean: Rev. Alfred Ber-
nard Herbert M.A. curate; 8.30 & I I a. m. & 6.30
p.m.; children's service, 1st & 3rd sundays in month
at 3 o'clock ; u a.m. wed. & fri. ; evensong, 6 iD
winter & 7 in summer
St. John's Church, Rev. Frederick Peel Yates M..A..
vicar; 8 & I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; week days, 7-IS &
7·45 a.m. & 7 p.m
St. Mary Magdalen, Harlow common, Rev. James Dud-
ley Elwell M..A. vicar; 8 & I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; all
festivals observed g·enerally at 8
All 'Saints', served by th!'l clergy of the parish church
Baptist, Rev. Percy F. Boyd; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
wed. 7 p.m
Baptist, Potter Street,
11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, New road (North-West Essex
Mission); Rev. W. Jessop Winter (supt.); n a.m.
& 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Threshers Bush (North-West
E:;s~>x ~fission) ; 6.3;> p.m
SOHOOLS.
St. Mary's College, established about 184o, a.t a cost of
about £13,000, has an endowment by the Rev. E. C.
Taunt.on. late vicar of St. John's, for the education of
singing boys for the church of St. John's; it is a
private school recognised as a secondary school by the
Board of Education ; there are at present 75 boys & 6
resident masters; E. Percival Horsey B.A., L.C.P.
head master
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DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. BARLOW. 293
Fawbert & Barnard's Endowed school, a little south of Public Elementary Schools.
the town, on the London road, is a modern building, Churchgate, built in rsso, for 357 children; average
with a residence for the master, & was enlarged in attendance, 16o boys & girls & 70 infants; Albert W.
:r897; it will now hold 218 children; a new building Webber, master; Mrs. Webber, girls' mistress; Mrs.
was erected in. 1912, for the purpose of teaching M. E. Eaton, infants' mistress
eooking, joinery &c. ; the classes are open to the
upper st•holars of the elementary schools of the dis- Church of England (mixed), erected in 1912, for 156
trict ; average attendance, I So ; was endowed by the children, at a cost of £soo on a site given by L. W.
late G. Fawbert esq. with between £7,ooo & £8,ooo, Arkwright esq.; average attendance, 146; Joseph
left at the disposal of the late John Barnard esq. for George W alsh, master
educational purposes, & now in the hands of trustees ; Railway Station, Frank Levett Nibloe, station master
F'rederick John May, master; Mrs. Emily M. Lowe, Conveyances to meet the principal trains, from George
mistress hotel
•
PRIVATB RESIDENTS: Edwards Frederic Chaplin, Faircroft, Morgan George, Scrubes •
Alexander George C. Campions Station road Pelly Alfred, W oodcote
Andrewes Rev. John Brereton M.A.. Edwards Mrs. Seeleys Pethybridge William James J.P.
(vicar & rural dean), The Vicarage Elwell Rev. James Dudley M.A. Cranbrook, Harlow Common
Aspinall John Bridge, New hall (vicar of St. Mary Magdalen), Popper Richard, Oldfield, Old road
Balfour John, Moor hall Vicarage, Harlow Common Radbourne Mrs. Harlowbury
Barkworth Frank, Churchgate street Elwell Chas. Vicarage, Harlow corn Radbourne Wm J. Westbank, Old rd
Barnard Miss, Marigolds, High street Elwell John, Vicarage, Harlow corn Richardson :Mrs. Hill house
Basham Fredk. Thos. Hubbard's ball Feare Jas. The Springs, Potter Street Robertson William, Chantry
Bonrke Hubert Edward Madin, Gamble Capt.Edgar Guy Hudson R.N Scruby Basil, Park house, Fore street
Feltimores Gosling Capt. Seymour F., M.F.H Shirley John, Harold lodge
Boyd Rev. Percy F. (Baptist), The Graham John,Kingston hall,Potter St Smith Richard Ernest, Atherstone
Manse, Park villas Hamilton James, Potter Street Swire John, Hillingdon
Cbaplin Fred'erick Wm. The Ferns Hart William Jackson, Roden house Thomas Col. Sir Godfrey Vign<lles
Charlton Mrs. The Kot, Bury road Herbert Rev. Alfred Bernard M.A. hart. C.B., D.S.O., D.L. Wynter's
Cockerell Geo.Norfolk ho.Harlow corn (curate of Parish church), South- Thorlby Miss, Southridge
Cowlin Alexander, Colinton, Bury rd ridge Todhunter Benjamin Edward JJ?.
Oowlin James Stedman, Craiglock- Hoare Geoffrey de Monteney Gerard, The Wayre, High street
hart, Bury road Meadham Vardy Misses, The Cottage, Bury road
Cowlin John Wm. St. Olaves,Bury rd Hodson Mrs. C. F. Beeches Welch Miss, Lilbourne
Day Francis N~wcombe B ...l., M:.B jHodson Mrs. C. M. The Cedars Whittaker John C. Gothic house
Day Thomas Montagu Horsey E. Percival B.A. St. Mary's Womack Robert, High street
Deards Sam, West house college Wood Field-Marshal Sir H. Evelyn
Denny Wm. Kent lodge, Potter Street Jagger :Francis Field Cunningham V.C., G.C.B., G.C.M.G., D.L .•
Dent George, Potter Street M.B. Fairfield. Station road J.P. Millhurst
Dixon Mrs. Mulberry Green Jones William, The Gables Wright Miss, Mill Hill house
Dnchesne Fdk. E. Bank ho.Station rd Last Mrs. Strathmore Yates Rev. Frederick Peel :M.A.
Edwards Arthur Bailey, Brewery McLean Wm. Richard, The Laurels, (vicar of St. John's)
house. Fore street Potter Street Young Samuel J.P. Mulberry Green
COMMERCIAL.
Creed Herbert Bricknell, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths & deputy clerk to justices, Harlow division &;
Early closing day, Wednesday. to commissiouers of taxes, High street
Ackland James, Railway hotel Crow Charles E. farmer, Hubbard's Hall farm
A.dams Thomas, grocer, High street Crowe Brian, farmer, Searles, Harlow common
Anderson James, farmer, Feltimores farm Davison William, insurance supt. Hart road
Archer Frederick, basket maker, High street Day Francis Newcombe B.A., M.B., B.C.Camb. surgeon-
Armor Charles, farmer, Potter Street Day Thomas Montagu L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. sur·
Armour George, jobbing gardener, Harlow common geon, & medical officer & public vaccinator, Harlow,
Bailey James, huntsman, Kennels "Magd&len Laver, ~ifatching,Sheering & Latton districts
Banks Albert Gearge, fishmonger, The Broadway Dearlove Frfderick W. outfitter, High street
Barclay & Company Limited, bankers (Frederick E. D~>nison William, tailor, High street
Duchesne, manager); open daily; draw on head Edmunds Jonn. William (Mrs.), farmer, Potter Street
office, 54 Lombard street, London E C Fire Engine Station (Sam Deards, captain)
Barker John & Son, watch makers, Station road Fothergill William, Green Man hotel, Mulberry Green
Barker Elizabeth (Mrs.). pork butcher, Broadway Francis E. J. (Miss), collector of poor rates, High street
Barker Henry, family butcher; guaranteed all Francis William. saddler & harness maker, High street
English meat, Market place Freemasons, Harlow Lodge, No. 2734 (George Ackerman
Barrack Fred, beer retailer, Back street P .M. sec.), Victoria hall
Bass Wm. caretaker Victoria hall, The Nook, Bury road French Charles, shoe maker, Post office, ChurcbQ'ate st
iJeard Waiter, sanitary ;nspector & surveyor of build- French William, carman, Churchgate street
ings No. 2 district, Eppmg Rural District, Bury road Furze Sidney J. farmer, Gravel Pit farm
Bishop's Stortford, Harlow & Epping Gas & Electricity Furze William M. farmer, Sewald's hall
Co. (William E. Deards, resident clerk & collector), Gadsden William, commercial traveller,Dalveen,Bury rd
Ash villa Geer Arthur James, st-ationer, High street
Blakaley Sidney, draper, High street Gilbey Frederick William, registrar of births & deaths
Blanks Arthnr William, wheelwright, High street &: relieving & •ac~ination officer &; collector to the
Broad William, farmer, Shonks farm -
Guardians, Rarlow district,Epping union,Potter Street
Brown Ernest Frederick, butcher, Potter Street Gregory Herbert A. shopkeeper, New road
Brown Frederick, farmer, Potter Street Raffer..den Harry, tobacconist, Station road
Brown Harry, farmer, Harlow Common Hardingo & Barge, ~onfectioners, High street
Brown Owen, Queen's Head P.H. Churchgate street Harlow Golf Club (F. T. Basham, hon. sec.),Harlow com
Cattell Charles, chemist, High street Harrington J. & Snn, maltsters
Chaplin & Co. brewers Hart William Jackson, solicitor, :Mulberry Green
Clark .A.rthur Charles, blacksmith, Mulberry Green Hasler Edward, boot maker, New road
Clark Frederick, baker, Potter Street Hatfield Broad Oak Water Co. Limited (William Jones,
Clark Philip, blacksmith & farrier, Station road sec.). Fore street
Clarke William. chimney sweeper Helen William, custom & excise officer, Mulberry Green
Cliff Sydney, G<'orge hotel 1 Herts & Essex Waterworks Co. Limited (William Jones,
Coleman Harry & Co. ironmongers, High street sec. &; manager), Fore street
Coleman John & Sons, ironmongers &c. Back street Holmes Charles. farmer, Moor Hall farm
Coleman William, coal merchant, Old road .Tacob & Archbell, grocer!!, Churchgate street
Collin.s William, cycle maker, Fore street Jagger Francis Field Cunningham M.B., Ch.B.Edin.phy-
Collins William, dairyman, Harlow Bush dairy sician & surgeon, Fairfield, Station road
Cook Henry Charles, hair dresser, Xew road Jefferies Albert, gardener to John Balfour esq. Moor hall
Cowlin James & Sons, builders, New road Jenkins John, income tax collector, High street
Creed George John, solicitor & commissioner for oaths Lane Waiter Henry, Marquis of Granby P.H. Fore street
& clerk to the justices &; to commissioners of taxes, Lines Leonard, hay & straw dealer, Potter Street
High street 1 Ling Henry, grocer, Potter Street
 294 HARLOW. ESSEX. [KELLY'8
Ling Lilian (Mrs.), draper, Potter Street Scott Horace, l1aker, Potter Street
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (Bernard Scruby W. H. & Co. Limited, corn, seed & oil .cake
Barton, manager); (sub-branch) Station road (open merchants, High street. T N 6 Harlow
daily 10.30 to 3.30; saturday 10 to 12.:w p.m.); Seeley William H. baker, & deputy registrar of bittha
draw on head office, 41 Lothbury, London E C & deaths, Harlow sub-district, Fore street
Marreck Thomas William, saddler, Fore street Sell Edmund, coal merchant, Harlow IQill
~artin Stephen (gold medallist), refreshment rooms, Selmes George & William, butchers, High street
baker, pastry·cook, corn & meal merchant & seed 3lack Bertha ()fiss), private schl. 3 Victoria. vils.Bury rd
agent, Hygienic bakery, High street Smith Eliza Amelia (Mrs.), blacksmith, Potter Street
Monk William, cycle dealer, ..New road ;Smith Hena (Mrs.), masseuse, New road
Moore Waiter, butche1·, Back street Smith Waiter, hair dresser, Potter Street
Muffett Frederick Richard, fishmonger, High street Sortwell Harry, boot maker, Potter Street l
Nelson- Edmund, decorator, Potter Street :3pringharn John, shoe maker, High street
Newton Joseph &; Sons, builders, High street & Bury rd Steed William E. grocer, Potter Street
()ddfellows (Independent Order of) M. U. Loyal Mulberry Stevens John T. collector t-o Herts & Essex Waterworks
Tree Lodge, No. 3700 (Wm. B. Marfleet, sec.),Bury rd ' Co. Limited
Ong William John, boot repairer, Hig-h street Stevens Waiter Thomas, Red Lion P.H. Potter Streel;
Palmer Henry, King's Head P.H. Potter Street 3tubbings William, boJt dealer, Back street
Pavitt Benj. furniture dealer, Post office, Potter Street 3utton Arthur, coach builder & motor engineer, Station
Peacock Waiter, dentist (attends thursday), High street 1·oad. T N 49 Harlow
Peppiatt Arthur, Crown P.H. Market place Tate John, builder, Churchgate street
Perry James, coal merchant. Bury ro:Jd Thompson Frederick, cycle repairer, Potter Street
l'hillips Henry J. farm bailiff to John Balfour esq. May Victoria Hall Co. Limited (Alfred Shipton, hon. sec. &
field farm manager), Bury road
Poney Brothers, bakers, Potter Street W alsh Alfred, wine & spirit merchant, ale & stou\
..Potter Street Cricket Club (C. El well, sec. ),Potter Street bottler & agent for Ind Coope & Co.'s beers, High •'
i>remier Moat Co. Limited, butcher~. High street Weeks Robert James, White Horse P.H. Potter Street
Radbourne Richard E. ( exor:.. of), farmers, Harlowbury Willis Henry, farmer, Roffey hall
Read Georg.e Erneat, refreshment rooms, High street Winch Waiter, builder, Sheering road
.Reeve Marie (Nliss), milliner, High street Wink Charles, cab proprietor, Potter Street
:Rochester George Henry, fruiterer, Station road Wintpr John, beer retailer, Barnard·s Green
.St. Mary's College (private school, recognised as an Young Samuel & Son, family I!TOCE>rs, general drapers£'
efficient secondary school by the Board of Education) outfitters, china & glass, boot & shoe dealers, Mul-
(E. Percival Horsey B.A., L.C.P. head master berry Green. T N 9
..Savage Thomas William, draper, Broadway

HAROLD WOOD, see Hornchurch.

HAR\\~ICH AND DOVERCOUI{~r

vVITH PARKESTON
llA.RWICH is a n:;unicipal borough, seaport town and
watering place at the mouth of the Stour and opposit~
the confluence of the Orwell, and with Colchester and
Oacton forms a joint county court district, in the
-North Eastern division of the county, Tendring hun~
dred, union and petty sessional division, and in the
rural deanery of Harwich, archdeaconry of Colchester
and diocese of Chelmsford, 41 miles north-east
.from Chelmsford, 30 oost from Coggeshall, 21 north-east
from Colchester, 12 east from Manningtree, 20 from
.Ipswich and 71i from London, on a small peninsula,
which admits only of a narrow approach. The town is
.~overned by a corporation, consisting of a mayor, four
.aldermen, twelve town coun~illors and a high steward,
with revenues amounting to about £u,ooo yearly. The
1Jorough is divided into two wards.
The borough, created by Edward II. in I3I8, includes,
{or municipal purposes, the parish of Dovercourt; it for-
merly returned two members to Parliament; but by the
"Representation of the People Act, 1867," the representa-
tion was reduced tLJ one member, and under the pro-
visions of the "Redistribution of Seats Act, I88S.'' the
iborongh was deprived of its separate representation and
-merged in the county.
The town is \\ell situated, with a fine bold shore, and is
41leasant and healthy: it is lighted with gas by a corn-
.pany, and supplied with water from the Tendring Hun-
-dred Water Works, at Mistley. During the summer
.steamers run to London, Yarmouth, Clacton and Walton-
.on-the-Naze, and the town is much frequented as a
o;watering place.
Southward of the town is Beacon Hill, an eminence
.tiepiirating the Orwell, or Harwich haven, from the arm
-of the sea whieh extends to Walton-on-the-Naze. Between
this hill and the town an esplanade Pxttmds for nearlv
a mile, commanding a delightful view of the harbour and
the German Ocean. In 1844, £so,ooo was granted by
Parliament for forming a breakwater from Beacon Cliff
to divert the current towards Landguard Point and also
for dredging tne shoa~s at the entrance of the harbour,
in order to admit first-class vessels : additional r.um1.1
have since been granted for the same purpose and for
.building a wall at the base of the cliff to prevent furthP-T
encroachment of the sea, and for forming a walk,
extending upwards of a mile, from the esplanade to the
-end of the breakwater. A little above the esplanade is
the Circular Redoubt, remodelled in 186I-3, and beyond
the Redoubt is the Beacon Hill battery, a modern fort;
the Angel Gate battery, now practically dismantled,
is on the east of the town. Landguard Fort is on a
promontory of the Suffolk coast, on the other side of
the river.
The harbour is the finest along this part of the coast,
providing for vessels up to 3,5oo tons register, with a
draught up to 24ft. 6in .
There are two lighthouses at Dovercourt, outside the
Harwich harbour, in Mill Bay, to !l"Uard vessels from
the "Andrews "-a sandbank, formin!l a bar at the
mouth of the river from Landguard Fort to the Rolling
Ground, where there is good anchorage. Harwich is now
the North Sea base for the ISt and 3rd Destroyer ftotillas,
and for a Submarine flotilla. Extensive improvement~
were carried out by the Corporation, by the inclosur2
of land from the harbour and by forming quays along
the whole north front of the town, with a pier adjoin·
ing the same, approachable by vessels at any time of
tide: these improvements have been made under the
powers of the " Harwich Improvement, Quays and Pier
Act of 1851." The Great Eastern Railway Company
dfterwards acquired the piers and quays. An Act came
into operation in 1863 for the improvement of the bar-
hour, which is under the supervision of a Conservancy
board .
The Great Eastern railway (Harwich branch) was
opened in August, 1854· Steamboats run daily from
this port to Ipswich, Felixstowe and Shotley .
Parkeston quay, fot'Dled by the Great Eastern Railway
Co. and opened for traffic in 1883, is situated upon the
Stour, 2~ miles up the ri-ver, and wai constructed for
developing their Continental traffic. This quay, with
station and loop line, occupied four years in construe-
I tion, and cost about £soo,ooo. Although a little higher
up the river than the old pier, there is a savin~ of time
in starting from Parkeston quay. on account of the
clearer course, and consequently the boat train leaves
London later than hitherto. About 6oo acres of land
have been acquired by the company, the greater portion
I reclaimed from the bed of the river by a curved
j embankment 2! miles long; in the centre of the curve
J is the quay. The extension of the quay was carried
out m Ign. The new portion is I,ooo feet long and
129 feet wide. The whole quay is 2,810 feet long, and
affords berths for nine vessels, while nine are able to
' be moored in the river. The draught of water at the
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()Id quay is from 14 to 16 feet, and at the new quay
.and in the channel 20 feet. There are 32 cranes, elec-
trical and hydraulic, one of which has a lifting power
.of 30 tons; others varying from 12 tons to 30 cwts.
The quay wall :iJ! formed by screw piles, those in
front being 2 feet in diameter, and those at the
.back being I foot 6 in.; between them are concrete
.cylinders of seven rings each, and 9 feet in outside
.drameter, sunk in pairs. There are 12! miles of
pill!s in the whole structure. On the quay are two
.goods warehouses, one 520 fel!t long by 100 feet wide, and
the other 440 feet long by 63 feet wide. .!. passenger
.ga~way 40 feet wide leads to the central buildmg of 350
lfeet frontage, whieh serves for the station and hotel.
The quay is lighted by electricity from the Company"!
otJtation, and there is a complete installation of fire-
preventing appal"atus.
Trade of the Port in 1912.
Exports.-The value of the principal articles of the
produce and manufactures of the United Kingdom
...exported was: Cotton piece goods, £366,274; woollen
:and worsted piece goods, £1,489,395; wooller~ and
llorsted yarn, £82,573; manufactured silk, £97,834;
-thrown silk, £61,288; skins and furs, j,1II,314;
wrought and unwrought leather (including boots and
.shoeo:, g-loves and machinery belting), [281,835; leather
boots and shoes, £126,250; machinery, £362,457; hard-
\\ are, £40,127; rubber goods (except apparel, water-
proofed and including boots and shoes and tyres and
tubes for earriages), £r5o,814; hats, [94,929; painters'
colors and material!!, £54·433 ; chemicals and chemical
preparations, £22,204; medicines, £82,812 ; scientific
instruments and apparatus and parts thereof (other than
~lectrical and including cinematograph films), £98,832;
-electrical goDds and apparatus (except machinery),
.£53.724; printed books, £96,533; carriages of all sorts,
[.126,250; furniture, £89,786; herrings, [120,272;
beer and ale, £54,972; biscuits and cakes, £56,142;
total value of all articles, £6,390,689.
The value of the principal articles of Foreign and
Colonial merchandise exported was: Butter, £83,353;
-ornamental feathers, £178,856; ~<kins and furs,
},799,136; horse hair, £r6,18o; sheep or lambs' wool,
.£320,359; plaiting of straw and other materials,
_£9,319; thrown and spun silk, £34,931 ; silk, broad-
stuffs. £17,781 ; woollen carpets and rugs, £79,540;
leather, J;.z24,594; rubber, [120,718; machinery,
.£34,1i17; scientific instruments and apparatus and
parts thereof (other than electrical and including
cinematograph films), £265,496; motor cars, motor
(:ycles and parts thereof, £20,237; tea, [32,203; total
,·alue of all articles, [2,743,188.
Iml'orts.-The value of the principal articles imported
'in 1912 was: Animal ivory, £185,564; artificial flowers,
.£147,674; bacon, £s,685,7ro; butter, £1,516,595;
margarine, £930,479; cheese, £109,807; prepared cocoa
-or chocolate, £326,707; eggs, £1,319,423; condensed
milk, £n6,3o2; fresh and refrigerated mutton,
.£264,795; fresh and refrigerated pork, £151,929;
lrrsh and refrigerated beef, £23,6.p; unenumerated
fresh, refrigerated and sJ.lted meat, £218,954; poultry
"2nd g~me (alive or dead), £uo,958; refined sugar,
..£90,444; raw vegetables, £98,279; fish of all kinds,
j,2oo,661; barley, £167,314; maize, [69,570; wine,
£67,468; manufactured cotton of all li.inds, £r,930,143;
-dye l>tuffs (other than dye woods) and substances used
'in tanning and dyeing and dyes obtained from coal
tar, [<;.o,744; apparel, £819,618; manufactured linen,
.1.77·542; manufactured silk of all kinds, £412,446;
<h"'wn and spun silk yarn, £239,349; sldns and furs
of ·llll kinds, £256,o21 ; woollen and worsted goods of
-all kinds, £822,080 ; woollen and worsted yarn,
..£31,342; embroidEry and needlework, [.228,717;
'f .. athe.,.s and down, ornamental, £n2,039; boots and
shoPs (of leather), £44,509; (of india rubber), £27,242;
lt>ather gloves, £365,913 ; manufactured glass, £2oo,48o;
-china, earthenware and pottery, £99,095; india rubber,
£37•997; india rubber goods (except apparel, boots and
-shoes and tubes and t~-res for carriages), £136,621 ;
manufactuJ>ed iron and steel, £298,3-1-7; zinc, crutl~·- in
(:'lkes, £83,176; wrought metal, £78,o56; machmery
-and parts thereof, - J;2~l,c65 ; , paper, of all kinc;ls,
£252,869; hardware, Z:ro~933 ; t>lants, shrubs, trees
-and ftower roots, £ 156,oq; -clocks and parts thereof,
.£2221688; musical instruments. and parts thereof,.
£271,337; scientific instruments and apparatus and
parts thereof (other than electrical and including
-.cinematograph films), £316,516; electrical goods and
.<~pparatus and pait~ thereof (other than machinery),
£407,135; motor cars, motor chassis, motor cycles and
parts thereof, £302,520; to~·s and g-ames, £ 179,6II ;
~east~ .£ l'9~,g66 ; total value of all !J.rticlPs, £25,548,997.
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Shipping "of the· Port in 1912.
The- number of :British sailing and steam vessels t:\at
arrived at the port with cargoes, including their
repeated voyagPs, was 28 of 23,944 tons.
The · number of Foreign vessels that arrived with
cargoes was 1,518 of 904,669 tons, and departed~ J,294
of !'!o3,o64 t(}nnage. -
Of the number of sailing and steam vessel!) that
entered the port, 69:1 came from the Netherland:s, 423
from Belgium and 268 frorri Denmark (including Faroe
Islands).
In the general coasting trade 2,63r vessels, of 243,586
tons, arrived with cargoes and in ballast, and 2,683, of
::6o, 152 tonnage, departed.
The number of sailing and st!:'am vessels registered
under Part I. of the "Merchant Shipping Act, 1894," as
belonging to the port, on December 31, 1912, was 106,
of r2,049 tons.
The number of fishing boats rPgistered under Part
IV. of the !'ame .!.et was 42, requiring 96 men and
boys to work them. Fishing boats and their imple-
ments are distinguished by the letters H.H.
Th9 church of St. Nicholas is a structure of white
brick in a debased Perpendicular 11tyle, consisting of
chancel, nave, aisles and an embattled western tower,
with pinnacles and spire, containing 8 clock and 8 bells :
it was relmilt and enlarged in 1821: there are three
partially-stained windows in the chancel, and there
i~ a tablet containing the names of the -vi'Cars of this
church from 1336 to 1874: there are 1,500 sittings,
of which 1,ooo are free. The register dates from the
year ISso. The living is 8 vicarage, net yearly value
£r62. with residenc(', in the gift of J. E. A. Gwynne
esq. F.S.A. of Folkington manor, Polegate, Sussex, and
held since 1908 by the Rev. James Anderson Telford
M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge .
The Catholic church, dedicated to our Lady of :Mount
Carmel, on the main road to Dovercourt, is a sm~ll
edifice of brick in the Late Decorated style and was
built from designs of E. Welby Pugin, in 1869: it has
150 sittings.
There is an iron church ab Parkeston, seating about
150 pers-ons and a Wesleyan Methodist chapel, with 270
sittings .
Here is a Baptist chapel, erected in r821, with :a5o
seats; a Congregational chapel, built in 18oo, and seat-
ing 350 persons; a. Wesleyan Methodist chapel, erected
at a cost of £2,900 in 1829, since .enlarged, and ;now
seating 500 adults and 6o children.
The burial ground <lf St. Nicholas parish, at Upper
Dovercourt, was formed in 1855, covers an area of 9!
acres, 4~ acres having been added in 1912, and contains
a mortuary chapel; it is under the control of a Burial
Board of six member;; .
'fhe burial ground at Parkeston, formed in January,
1910, is about six acres in extent, and is under the
control of Ramsey Parish Council.
The poor have about £4 yearly in fuel.
The Vice-Consul for several forei~ po-wers is
resident here. · ·
There is a custom house, and the amount of revenue
collected in 1912 was £138,r6o. Here are also extensive
bonding warehouses, belonging to the Great Eastern
Railway Company, and two branch banks (The Capital
and Counties Bank Limited and Barclay and Company
Limited).
The Coastguard Station buildings, finished in June,
185'3, form a quadrangle of fifteen tenements, one used
.as the office of the district eaptain, besides a house for
the chief officer.
There are several betels, namely :"The Great Eastern,"'
rf'opened in 1912 ; " The Three Cups," -where Admiral
Lord Nelson stopped on several occasions, the room
which be occupied being still preserved in its original
shte, and also "The Pier," all of which are good
houses.
H.M.'s ship "Ganges IT." is stationed at Shotley as a
training ship for youths; the Naval Barracks were
erected at Shotley in 1906.
The Masonic Hall, in Main road, a structure of red
brick, erected in 1886, was purchased in 1907 by the
Harwich Masonic H\ill Co. Limited.
The drinking fountain of granite, in West street, was
erected in 1904 at the cost of William Groom esq. J.P.
The Green, adjoining the esplanade, about 2! acres in
extent, was le-ased in 1912 to the Corporation, who are
about to lay it out as a public pleasure ground.
Shipbuilding is carried on.
The fisheries employ numerous vessels and a consider-
able trade is ca'rried on with Ipswich and Manilingtree.
 296 HARWICH. ESSEX.
The Royal Harwich Yacht Club, founded in 1843, has
about 290 members, and holds an annual regatta, when
prizes are given by the club.
The area is: St. Nicholas, uS acres of land, I of
inland water and 79 of foreshore; Dovercourt, 1,412
acres of land, 10 of inland water and 549 of foreshore;
the rateable value is : St. Nicholas, £16,449; Dovercourt,
£25,989.
The population of the municipal borough and civil
parishes in 1901 was IO,Of'O, and in 19II, 13,622, viz. : -
St. Nicholas, 7,939; Dovercourt, 5,6B3.
Included in the Harwich population were 33 in the
Circular Redoubt and B5 in the Married Quarters and
2,391 on board ships, of which z,o6g were on 25 of
H.M. Ships, and in the Dovercourt population 48 in the
School for the Reception of Roman Catholic Girls who
have suffered from Trachoma and 32 on board vessels.
Parish Clerk, Job Brewster, 27 King's Quay street.
DOVERCOURT is a parish and fashionable watering
place, with a station on the Harwich and Manningtree
branch of the Great Eastern Railway; it is divided
into Upper and Lower Dovercourt, the former being
about 2 miles south-west from Harwich, on the road
to Colchester and both form populous suburbs to and
are within the municipal borough of Harwich, in
the North Eastern division of the county, union of
Tendring, county court district of Harwich, and in the
rural deanery <>f Harwich, arcbdeaconry of Colchestel'
and diocese of Chelmsford; this improYing place is
pleasantly situated and extends for 2 miles westward
along the south bank of the river Stour and more than
that distance southwards by the sea coast, and has
generally a southerly aspect, exhibiting a wide extent
of varied and attractive scenery. The beach is well
adapted for bathing, being smooth and sandy, and is
well supplied with bathing machines.
There are several terraces of houses, a number of de-
tached villas and several good hotels, including the
"Cliff," which has a concert hall, and the " Alexan-
dra," whkh has a ball room and tennis and croquet
lawns; several building estates are now b.eing developed ;
many houses have recently been erected and many more
are in course of erection.
Facing the Marine parade is a fine marble statue of Her
late Majesty Queen Victoria, and opposite the Railway
station is a drinking fountain, erected by ::VIrs. Elwell,
of Dovercourt.
A sea-wall has been built, protecting the sides of the
cliff and guarding against the encroachment of the sea,
which breaks on this coast with the full force of the
German Ocean ; in addition to this a breakwater of
Kentish rag has been constructed, extending 1,550 feet
into the sea and approaching within about a mile of
Landguard Fort, on the opposite coast of Suffolk; the
cost of the construction of the breakwater, together with
t-he removal of the shoals or banks which obstructed
the free navigation of the harbour, was £132,ooo. Two
lighthouses (mentioned above under Harwich) were
erected in rB62.
The Undercliff walk, which extends more than a mile
along tee shore, was completed at a cost of nearly
£Io,ooo, by the late John Bagsbaw esq. and has since
been continued about 1 mile further by the Chelmsford
Land Co_ The maintenance of the entire sea wall has
now been transferred to the :Borough Corporation, who
have also acquired the whole face of the cliff and laid
out ornamental gardens, which contain a band stand
and four shelters. · 7.20 & 10.30 a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 7.20 a.m.;
The church of St. Augustine, Hill road, Lower Dover-
court, partly built in 1BB3 on a site given by J. E. A.
Gwynne esq. and consecrated in rB84, is a building of
red brick with stone facings, consisting of chancel, navt>
of six bays, aisles and bell turre.t: it was enlarged in
1888 and comp1eted in 1904 and will seat 530 perS<>ns.
The living is included with that of All Saints.
The church of All Saints, which is the mother church
of Harwich, is an ancient edifice of brick and rubble of
the 12th century, consisting of chancel and nave, south
porch and an embattled western tower containing a
clock and 2 bells : there is an oak " poor man's box.''
bearin~ the date 1589, with two locks and two ];;:eys:
~everal windows are filled with stained glass, includin~
the west window, presented by the German Emperor in
1899: the church was restored in 1897 and afford~
11ittin2'S tor 350 persons. The lvch ~ate was ~iven b~
Her late Majesty Queen Victoria in Iilgg. The regi!l·
ter dates from the year 1539· The living is a vicar-
age, having been separated from Harwich in 1871.
net yearly value £261, includiag 34 acres of glebe, with
residence, in the gift of J. E. .A. Gwynne esq. of Folk-
ington, Sussex, and held since x88o by the Rev. Thomas
fKELLY'"s
Grey Collier M . .A. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
and rural dean of Harwich. The vicarage b~use, neu
the church, was erected in 1879-80.
The Mission Hall, built and endowed by the late-
Robert J. Bagshaw esq. and opened in 1874> will seat
about Boo per&ons, and has ante-rooms and large room&
below: tablets have been .erected in the building by the-
founder to his mother and sister, who were drowned ia
the river Hoogbly, off Calcutta, and to his wife.
The Congregational chapel, in Cliff road, erected i~
1908, at a. cost of £-t.ooo, has 400 sittings. The Primi-
~ive Methodist chapel, High street, built in 1895, has
375 sittings, and another at Upper Dovercourt, erectell
in 1866, has 160 sittings. The Wesleyan Methodist
chapel was built in 1905 a~ a cost of £r,g6o, and has
:260 sittings.
The Capital and Counties Bank Limited and Messrs.
Bal'clay and Company Limit-ed have branch banks here_
New bead quarters for the Essex and Suffolk Royal
Garrison Artillery Territorial Force were erected near
the Main road in 19II, and comprise adjutant's office,.
armoury, orderly and recreation rooms, a drill hall
100 by 50 feet, miniature rifle range and quarters for
the instructor. The Harwich Troop of A Squadron,.
Essex Yeomanry, also have an armoury and drill here.
The Municipal Infectious Diseases Hospital was erected
in r88o, and is available for 16 patients.
The Harwich and Dovercourt Golf Club haTe a nine-
hole course, with a club house, near Parkes\on.
The Dovercourt Sports Club Limited have seven-
tennis courts and a croquet lawn, with a large clubo
house, at the foot of Lower Marine parade, near th&
beach.
An estate of 28 acres and several houses, left a•
various dates prior to the Reformation and now pro-
ducing about £120 yearly, is assign-ed t<> the repair and:
beautifying of the church and all .such purposes as are-
included in a church rate and is managed under a
scheme ordered by the Charity Commissioners. £14
from Smyth's Charity, left in 1626 by Henry Smyth, of
London, is annually distributed among the poor in coal~.
through the agency of a coal club of about 120 members.
Here is a chalybeate spring, formerly in great repute
and posse11sing medicinal properties similar to the wateu
of Tunbridge Wells. The Spa grounds, with some si~
acres of land known as the Oliffe House grounds, have
been leased from the Woods and Forests departmen'
from February, rgro, for 30 years, by the Harwich-
Corporation. and have been laid out for the purpose!l-
of recreation grounds; there are reading and tea room~~
band stand, shelter &c.
A N. Garland esq. of "\Yoodlea, Burnham, Bucks, llbOr
is lord of the manor, and the trustees of R. J. Bag-
shaw, are the principal landowners.
Town Sub-Post &: ~L 0. Office, 67 & 69 High street,.
Dovercourt.-John Bullock Willson, sub-postmaster.
Letters are delin~red from Harwich at 7 & 10 a.m. &:;
6 p.m.; bo:x cleared at 9 & :r>.r.3o a.m. & 2, 4·45• 7.30,.
7·45 & 10 p.m.; on sundays, 7·45 p.m. Money orders
granted & cashed from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Telegraph
business from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Telegrams can btt
handed in only at this office, & telegraph mont>y
orders are issued but not paid; open on sunday",
8.30 to ro a.m. during Jun-e, July, .August .t
September
Post Office, Upper Dovercourt. "Yrs. Mary Ann Brown.
sub-postmjstress. Letters arrive from Harwich ai
dispatched at 7-20 & 11.30 a.m. & 7.10 p.m.; orr
sundays at 9.25 a.m. The nearest money order .t
telegraph office is at Parkeston, 1 mile distant
Post & M. 0. Office, 39 Lee road.-Wilson Hardwick,.
sub-postmaster. Colle-ctions, 8.30 & I I a.m. k 1.45",.
4.3o, 7.30 & 9·45 p.m.; sundays, 7.30 p.m
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Harwich Municipal Borough Hospital for Inft>ctians-
Diseases, Harold Gurney L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin.
medical officer ; "Yrs. G. Bultitude, matron
Li!!"bthouse, Geor~e Dazely Pell, principal; John William
Hall, assistant keeper
Lighthouse (Gunfleet), George Proone, principal keeper
Pilot Office, Edward George Fisher, supt. BB High street-
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
St. Augustine's, Rev. Thomae Grey Collier M.A. vicar
& rural dean; Rev. Cyril Meigh Rae, curate; 8 &; n
a.m. & 7 p.m.; tlaih·, 9-30 a.m. ; fri. 7·30 p.m
All Saints' Church, Rev. Thomas Grey {J{)llier M.A.
vicar & rur.al dean; Rev. Cyr:il M£'"igh Rue, curate;
11 a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Congregational, Dovercourt, Rev. E. E. Greening ; 1 x
a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. B p.m
Primitive Methodist, Upper Dovercourt, Rev. Luther
Kemish; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 7· 15 p.m
Primitive Methodist New Central Chapel, High street,
Rev. Luther Kemish; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs.
1·30 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Dovercourt, Rev. George Kirby
White; 11 a.m. &i 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Mission Hall (undenominational), Rev. Arthur Frederick
G urney; 11 a.m. a. ... 7 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m.; sa t .
8 p.m
Harwich County High SchQol (Dovercourt) is a secondary
day school, opened in 1910, having been constituted
under a scheme of the Essex County Council to provide
a general education for boys & girls between the ages
of a &; 17• The buildings, which are of red brick
with stone dressings, and stand in eight acres of
playing fields, will hold 140 pupils; the buildings
include a large assembly hall, six class rooms, dining
room, laboratory, cooking room and manual instruc-
tion room. The school is managed by nine governors ;
four repr~senting the Colchester District Education
Committee · two the Tendring District Education Corn-
'
mittee &i three the Harwich Town Council; G. C. Hol-
land, Technical Institute, North hill,Colchester, clerk to I
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the governors; James Valentine M.A. head master;.
Herhert Meteyard B.Sc. mathematics & scwnce; Miss
.A.. Ffoulkes Jones B ..A.. modern languages; Miss ~­
Moncur M ..A.. English language &; literature; Miss J _
Lloyd L.R..A..M. singing & pianoforte; Miss H. Davidr-
son L.L.A. junior mistress; George Meacock B. Se.
geography & mathematics
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Upper Dovercourt (girls), built in 1863, for 97 children,.
with an average attendance of 87; Miss M. R. Rudd,.
mistress
Lower Dovercourt (girls), built in 1874• for 122 chit-
dren; average attendance, 120; Miss Louisa Miller ..
mistress
Harwich Central (boys), built in 1887 & enlarged in
1900, for 420 boys ; average attendance, 388 ; George-
T. Helsdon, master
Upper Dovercourt (infants), built in 1894, for 150 chil-
dren; average attendance, 126; Miss Ethel Johnson,.
mistress
Lower Dovercour~, Second avenue (infants), built in
1895, for 150 children ; average attendance, 142; Mrs..
.
Amy Burton, mistress
•
Railway Station, Abel Robert Flowers, station master

HARWICH OFFICIAL ESTABLIS:a\IENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic E. D. Office. George Officers of the Corporation.

Christopher Mynett, postmaster, Church street Town Clerk, A.rthur John Hanslip Ward, 42 Church st
Out-going With extra Registered Borough Treasurer, .A.. B. Peake, 63 Church street
Mails. stamp. letters till Medical Officer of Health &i Medical Inspector of Schools-,.
London,lpswich&all parts 9.30 a.m. 9.40 a. m. 9.15 a.m Harold Gurney L.R.C.P. &; S.Edin., L.M., L.R.F.P.
London, Ipswich&allpart.s 12.15 p.m. 12.30 p.m. 12.0 p.m & S.Glas. Stour house, Marine parade, Dovercourt
London, Colchester, ditto 2.50 , 2.30 , Borough Surveyor, Inspector of Nuisances &i Building-
Colchester, Ipswich, Inspector, Francis Harold French, 41 Church street
Manningtree, Essex & Serjeant-at-Mace & Town Crier, Frederick Walford, ~~
Suffolk ..........•...•..•..• 8.30, 8.55, 8.15,, Station road
London &i all parts ......... 10.45 , u.o , 8.45 ,
One dispatch only on sundays, at 8.30 p.m. BOROUGH MAGISTRATES.
Cann Johnson Ernest, .A.lbemarle street
Incoming Mails. Elwell William Henry, Members' mansions, 36 Victoria
London, Colchester, Ipswich &i all parts, delivery by street, Westminster, London SW
postmen begins at 7 a.m Everard Harry George, Wellington house, St. Leonard's-
London &i all parts (day mail), 9.30 a.m road, Norwich
London, Ipswich & all parts, 5·45 p.m Gurney HaroJd, Marine parade, Dovercourt
There is only one delivery on sundays at 7 a.m Hill Robert, 34 King's Quay road
Telegraph business transacted from 8 a.m. till 8.45 McLearon William B. Naval house, King's Quay street
p.m. &; on sundays from 8.30 till 10 a.m Saunders Edward, Hill crest, Dovercourt
Inland Revenue licencPS issued from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m His Worship the Mayor, the Ex-Mayor &i His Hono11
Cycle messenger for Great Oakley, Little Oakley, Ram- Judge Tindal-Atkinson are ex-officio magistrates
sey &; Upper Dovercourt leaves at 6 & 9.30 a.m. Clerk, Arthur John Hanslip Ward, 42 Church street
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, Albemarle street, New Petty Sessions held at the Town hall every tues. at Ia
rown. Johnson Ernest Cann, sub-postmaster. Box
cleared 9 a.m. 12 noon &i 2.15, 5.15, 8 & 10.15 p.m.; PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY.
sundays, 8 p.m Meets at the Town hall the last friday in March & Sept.
Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Hamilton street, Parkeston.- Chairman, William .A.ppleby.
Charles Howlett King, sub-postmaster. Letters Clerk, A. R. Peake, 63 Church street
through Harwich arrive 7 & 10 a.m. &; 6.15 p.m.; Medical Officer of Health, Harold Gurney L.R.C.P. &.
dispatched 7·45 &i II.15 a.m. & 1·30 p.m.; sundays, S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. Stour house, Marill&
arrive at 7 a.m. ; dispatched 6.20 p.m parade, Dovercourt
Post Office Telt>phone Call Office, 52 West str~t ; ~'lrs. Sanitary Inspector, Thomas Joseph Bell, 34 West street
J. E. Waterson, in charge Meat & Food Inspectors, C. S. Brookes & J. W. Melior,.
Parkeston Quay
CORPORATION.
• HARWICH H.I.RBOUR CO~SERV.ANCY BOARD .
1914-15. Conservators:-
Steward, Charles Hugh Berners esq. D.L., J.P. D. J. Cowles, representing the Treasury
Woolverstone park, Ipswich. H. J. W. Jervis esq. representing the Ip!wich Do«.lr.
Mayor-Edward Saunders esq. Commissioners
Deputy Mayor-Alderman William McLearon. Capt. G. C. Cayler R.N. representing the Admiralty
Commander W. H. Coysth R.N.R. representing the-
0

Aldermen. Board of Traae ·

Retire Nov. Retire I\ov. Capt. C. E. Monro R.N. representing the Board oJ!
Johnson Ernest Cann ... 1916 William Appleby ...... 1919 Trade
William 1\IcLearon.....• 1916 James Norman ......... 1919 Capt. Bobert Hoare, representing the Trinity House
E. Packard (chairman), representing the Ipswich Cor-
Councillor&. poration
St. Nicholas Ward. R. E. Free, representing Mistley & Manningtree Rate-
payers
Retire Nov•., Retire Nov.
J. E. Cann, repres-enting the Harwich Corporation
Thomas John Denney.. 1914 Harold C. Spnrge ...... 1915 Treasurer, H. J. W. Jervis esq
David Wills .•............. 19141 Thos.Benj.Hill Jennings 1916 Engineer, Thomas Miller C.E. 9 Thoroughfare, Ipswich
Charles Hills ...........• 1915 William Vince ............ 1916 Clerk, G. D. Hugh-Jones; office, 42 Church street
Dovercourt Ward. Rates levied under the power of the .Act (r863) on all
vessels entering Harwich harbour from the sea, one-
Dick H. Appleby ...... 1914 Jn.Wm.Carlyon-Hughes1915 penny per ton (registered tonnage) ; vessels in ballast,
Walter Chas. Messenger 1914 Wm. Randall Clothier 1916 one halfpenny per ton for refuse ; yachts one hal~
John .Benj. Franklin ..• 1915 Edward Coombe ......... 1916 penny per ton; .Alexander A. Muter, harbour mast~
..\oditors, Herbert Booth k Ernest William Hunt Calver AI collect.or
 298 HARWICH. ESSEX.
NAVAL AND MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS.
H.M.S. "Ganges."
Training Establishment for Boys for Shotley Training
· Establishment.
Captain, George C. Cayley (Captain of Shotley Barracks
& Senior Naval Officer Harwich)
Commander, Harold V. Dundas · ningtree, Messing, Nayland, Great Oakley, Little
.Chaplain &: Naval Instructor. Rev. Thomas W. lklbinson
B ..A. (& for duty in Shotley Barracks a.s naval in-
structor)
.Staff Surgeon, John V er don
Staff Paymaster, C. C. Boulton
For Shotley Training Establish:rn.ent.
-commanders, Ernest H. Rideout &i .Adrian H. Smyth
Engineer O>mmander, Erne<>t Crabtree
Captain R.M., Charles Shelton
Chaplain, Rev. John Dauglish 1\LA
Fleet Surg.eon, Christopher L. W. Bunton M.B
.:Staff Sur~eons, Llewellyn Lindop & Bryan Pick
"Fleet Paymasters, Edward W. L. Street & Henry M.
Ommaney
1Iead Schoolmasters, Georg·e Garrett, .Arthur W.
Holland & Philip H. Watts
Civilian Dental Surgeons, Percy Glaskin Richards
L.D.S.Glas. & Robert Sydney Ward L.D.S.Manch
COAST GUARD.
No. I Eastern District.
From St . .Abb's Head, N.B. to a point 300 yards east-
ward of the root of the Eastern breakwater of the
New .Admiralty harbour at Dover • H. M. Customs :-Parkeston quay &; We~t street, Har-
Captain, Hon. Robert F. Boyle M.V.O., R.N
Commander, Charles T. Borrett
District Paymaster, .Arthur J. Brows, Harwich
Coastguard Station, Quay side.
SamuPl H. Lynes, chief offioor, & 12 men
MILITARY.
AT H.ARWICH COAST DEFE~CES.
Commanding, Col. C. R. Buckle D.S.O
General Staff Officer, Capt. G. H. Martin K.R.R.C
Instructor in Gunnery, Capt. H. St. G. Hamersley R.A Fire Engine Station, King's Quay street; thl' brigade
'Chief Clerk, Sergt.-Major (W. 0.) B . .Appleton R.A
ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.
Commapding, Col. C. R. Buckle D.S.O
District Officer, Lieut. J. W. Tompkins R.A
.Instructor in Gunnery, Capt. H. St. G. Hamers1ey R.A Police Office, Church street, Alfred Medcalf, inspector;
13th Company Royal Garrison .Artillery.
Languard Fort.
Major, W. Bowel Jones
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
2rst Company (Fortress)
Commanding, Major St. G. R. S. Caulfeild R.E
ORDNANCE STORE DEP.ARTMENT.
Deputy Commissary of Ordnance, Capt. J. Sargent .A.O.D
Inspector of Ordnance Machinery, Major P. G. Davies
A.O.D
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.
.Medical Officer, Harwich, Harold Gurney L.R.C.P. &
L.R.C.S.Edin
Medical Officer, Landguard, Lieut.-Col. J. Kearney
RA.M.C., M.D. (retd)
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
i:ssex Yeomanry (Harwich Troop of A Squadron), Main
road, Dovercourt, Major E. Hill, commanding; Squad-
ron-Sergt.-Major F. Farrell, Colchester, drill instructr
Essex & Suffolk Royal Garrison Artillery; head quarters,
Main road, Dovercourt. Staff :-Commanding, Col.
C. R. Buckle D.S.O.; .Adjutant, Capt. R. H. B. Clark
R.G.A.; Chaplains, Rev. F. D. Pierce (T.D.) & Rev.
J. J .. T.elford M . .i. (T .F)
Company :-No. I, Major F. G. Kalborough T.D.;
Sergt.-Major Ernest Flint, drill instructor
• tree; deputy, Philip S. Preeston, The Cl-ock house,
COLCHESTER, CL.ACTO~ & HARWICH JOINT
COUNTY COURT.
His Honor H. Tindal-.Atkinson, judge; .Arthur John
Hanslip Ward, joint registrar & high bailiff; Fredk.
J. Mantle, registrar's clerk; George Baines, assistant
bailiff; office, 42 Church street
'The court for the Harwich section is held bi-monthly
in the Guildhall; it comprises within its district the
following places : Aldham, Alresford, Ardleigh,
Abberton, Beaumont, West Bergholt, Great Birch,
Little Birch, Bo:xted, Great Bentley, Little Bentley,
Bradfield, Brightlin!!sea. Great Bromley, Little
:Bromley, Chappel, .Copford, Great Clacton, Little
Clacton, Clacton-on-Sea, Dedham, East Donyland,
Dovercourt, Elmstead, Peering, Fingringhoe, Ford-
ham, Frating, Frinton, Harwich, Great Holland, Groot
Horkesley, Little H-orkesley, Kelvedon, Kirhy le
Soken, Langham, LawfoTd, Layer Breton, Layer-de-
la-Hay, Langenhoe, Layer Marney, Marks 1.'ey, East
Mersea, West Mersea, Mistley, Mount Bures. Man-
Oakley, Parkest-on. Peldon, Ramsey, Rowhedge, Saint
Osyth, Stanway, Salcot, Tendrin~, Great Tey, Little
Tey, Thorpe-East, Thorpe le .Soken, Thorrington,
Virley, Wakes Colne, Walton-on-the-Naze, Wivenhoe,
Wi:x, Wormingford, Great Wigborough, Little Wig-
borough, W eeley & Wrabness
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that
of ColchPster; Frederick Messent, official receive?, 36
Princes strf'Pt, Ipswich
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," William Salter, Market place, Har-
wich ; Frederick Ros-~, 48 Church street, Harwich &;
Frederick J. Rose, 8 Church· street, Harwich
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Admiralty, Droits yard, Quay, ~Iessrs. Groom &; Son,
.
rece1vers .
Board of Trade Labour Exchange, 69 High street (T N
32 ), J. L. Elliott, manager·
Cemetery for St. Nicholas Parish, Upper Dovercourt,
.Albert Richard Peake, clerk to the burial board i Geo.
Pinner, sexton
wich; Collector, Charlt>s John B.eatty, Cliff road,
Dovercourt; clerks, J. H. Newman, R. C. Beck, A.
E. Wailing- & B. Ho ward ; surveyors, Alfred N.
Tavare & F. P. U>e; F. E. Thorns, J. Driscoll, B.
G. Rees, .A.. R. Thatcher, E. J. Timothy, H. Blarney,
D. Cramond, G. S. WalkPr, D. Everatt, H. S.
Barber, T MacCreath & H. O'Connell, preventive
officers; J. W. Oldfield, emigration officer; Z. A.
Goldfinch (officer in charge at Harwich proper), A. B.
Jennings, A. E. Go~ding & F. J. Hughes, preventive
officers
consists of captain & 16 men; Di:xon Hepworth, capt
Guildhall, Church street, Mrs. Ellen Medcalf, keeper
Lif.~ Boat Institution, J. Paterson, hon. sec.; Matthew
Scarlett, coxswain of steam .life boat; Benjamin Dale,
coxswain of sailing life boat
:q sergeants & 12 constables, including 2 sergeants at
Harwich & I at Dovercourt & I constable at Ramsey
& I constable at Parkeston
Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Bent-volent
Society; Hon. Representative, W. B. MC'Lea.ron, Naval
house, King's Quay street
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Admiralty Surgeon ~ Agent, Surgeon to the Trinity
H.ouse & Medical Officer to the Post Office, Ernest
Frank Syrett M.D.Durh.; M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. Cairnmore. Marine parade, Dovercourt
Agents to Lloyd's, Groom & Son, 40 Church street
Assistant Overseers & Collectors, William Salter, Market
place, Harwich & Frederick Joseph Mantle, 7 Waddes-
don road, Dovercourt
Chief Insp-ector of Weights & Measures, Food & Dru!:!s
Act & Shops Act & Official Sampler under "Fertili~ers
& Feeding Stuffs Act," Adam Ward, I North hill,
Colchester
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for the Borough,
George Baines, Bolton Crofts, Lower Marine parade,
Dov.ercourt
Clerk to Harwich Snb-Committee of Esse:~: Local Pen-
sion Committee, Ernest Edward Randall, Town Clerk's
office
Coroner for the Eastern Division, John Harrison
M.R.O.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 23 Bank street, Brain-
Cressing road, Braintree
Harbour Master & Collector of Dues, Capt. Alexander
A. Muter, King's Quay street; deputy, Joseph William
Holmes, 3 .Alexandra road
Pier Master. Edward Wm. Arnold,3r Park rd.Dovercourt
ReQ"istrar of Shipping & of Naval Reserve & Shipping
Master & Receiver of "rl'~ck; Charles .Tohn Beattv
Registrar of Births & Deaths for Harwich Sub-District
& Marriages filr Tendrin~r District, Thomas William
.AirPy, n Station road, Doverconrt; deputy, Ernest
W. H. Calver, :q Macdonough terrace, Main road
Superintf'ndent Registrar, Tendring District, .!.rthur
John Hanslip Ward; deputy, Thomas Stayte, 4a
Church street
 ~DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. HARWICH. 299
Stewards for the Sokens (including the parishes of Joseph HenPy Annear, master; Mi::.s Hephzibah John-
Kirby, Thorpe & Walton), Messrs. Bi!anmont' &: S~ns,: son, infants' mistress
solicitors, Coggeshall · , Council, Bathside (girls & infants), built in 1895, for
Sub-Commissioners of Pilotage, Charl-es John Be-atty,l 200 infants & 150 girls; average attendance, I53 in-
Capt. Daniel Howard &: Capt. Alexander .1., )lutor 1 fants &; 159 girls; Miss E. Lool;:er, girls' mistress;
· Miss )I. Wigley, infants' mistress
PLACES OF WORSHIP, -with times of Ser\-ices. Council (girls & infants), Main road, built in 1896, for
See also Dovercourt, p. 29 6. · z.p girls &: 218 mfants; average attendance, I78 girls
· ·& 165 infants; :VIi"s Ada Pickwell, girls' mistress;
St. Nicholas, Church street, Rev. James Anderson 'l'el- :Miss Laura Emma Browne, infants' mi,tress
ford M.A. vicar ; Rev. Gordon Albert Grab am c ·1 p k d · 8 b ·1 · f
Th.A.K.O. curate,· 8 & II a.m. &; & p.m,, ., daily, \ ounc1. ar ·t!ston, erecte 1n x88 , re u1 t 1n 1903, or
3 7 250 boys, 300 girls & 255 infants ; average attendance,
6 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m. ; wed. & fri. II.3.0 a.m.; 130 boy;;, II2 girls & 102 infants; William W. Bud-
saints' days, 8 a.m · son, master; Miss A. E. Burst, girls' mistress; Miss
Parkestoa lro11 Chur~h, !'erved by the clergy of Ramsey; ~1. M. Bottomley, infants' mistre"'s
I I a.m. & 6.3o p.m.; thurs. 7·3° p.m ' Catholic School, Main road (mixed & infants), for 70;
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Mount Carm~l, Rev. averarre attendance, 6o; ~Iiss Elizh. Neville, mistress
Alfred W. Clements, priest; sunday mass~· 8.30 & "
10.30 a.m.; benediction, 6.30 p.m.; mass, -daily, .8 ~EWSP APERS.
a.m.; benediction on fri. 7 p.m.; holy days, mass,,
~.30 & 9.30 a.m. ; benediction, 7 p.m Harwich & Dovercourt Standard. 13 Chmch street. Mu.
Baptist, King's Head .street; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; J. R. Watson (exors. of), publishers; published sat
thurs. 7.30 p.m Harwich & Dovercourt Newsman, 5-4 Church st. George
Congregational, West street, Rev. Frederick Ed-win Langley Jackson, proprietor & publisher; pub. sat
Robinson; I I a. m. & 6.30 p.m. ; tues. 7.30 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Church street ; 10.30 OO~VEYANCE.
a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.3op.m Re\'. ·G. Kirby Great Eastern Railway; continental department, Com-
we~leyan Methodist, Parkest.on ; I I a. m. & White 1 mander W. H. -coysh R.N.R. marine superintendent,
6. 30 p. m. ; wed. & s<lt. 7 10 p. m ~
•
' Parkeston quay; C. S. Whyatt, assistant marine
Salvatifln Army Citadel, George street; 7.15 &:: 'II a.m. s11perintendent; Ernest William Tyzack, station
& 3 & 7 p.m.; mon. & sat. 8 p.m master, Parkeston; Ernest H. Simmons, station mas-
SCHOOLS. ' • ter, Har\l ich
\Vater Conveyance. Steamboats from the pier, to & from
Education Committee, consisting of IS members, ap· Ips-wich, Felixstowe & Shotley, six times daily during
pointed 30th Sept. 1903. · the summer & twice a day during the winter;
Meets at the Guildhall the last tuesdav •
in each month. steamers daily from Parkeston to Antwerp (except
Secretary, George Dempster Hugh-Jones, 42 Church st sundays & Christmas day), & daily to Rotterdam;
School Medical Officer, Harold Gurney L.R.C.P. & S. twice weekly, weds. & sats. to Hamburg & Esbjerg,
Edin., L.R.F.S.Glas. Stour house, Marine rarade, mon. voed. fri. &; sat
Dovercourt Can•it>rs to lpswich.-Daniel Hogg & Waiter Ladbrook,
Attendance Officer, Miss )label Kerry, 22 l\Iaria street, daily
Harwich ~Iotor Omnibu<:es to & from Upper Dovercourt every
Council, Esplanade (boys & infants), for 26e> boys & 213 half-hour from 7.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. ; sundays, seven
infants; average attendance, 20-4 boys & 174 infants ; times during the day
• •

H..\RWICH.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Greenwood Wm. Ashley ho. Maria st Sargent Capt John, Ordnance house
Buckle Col. Christopher Rrg-inald Hill Robert, 34 King's Quay road Telford Rev. James Anderson M.A.
D.S.O. Government house, Welling- McLearon William B. :Xaval house, (vicar). 'fhe Yicarage
ton road King's Quar street Tye John, 6 Macdonough ter.Main rd
Clements Rev. Alfred ·w. (Catholic), Paterson Jn. Bank ho.King's Quay sl Wells Thomas, Salisbury ho. Main rd
Main road Rose Frederick, Clare house, Main rd Whyatt Charlt>s Sidnt'y, 1 Colber rd.
Graham Rev.Gordon Albt. Th.A.K.C. Salisbury Rev. Gibson L.Th. (curate Parkeston
(curate of St. Nichola'<), Clifton of Ramsey), 'C'na road. Parkeston
house, Fernlea road Salter Wm.7 Macdonough ter.Main rd
CO!BIERCIAL Braund John Wilton, Garland hotel, Garland rd.Parkestn
Early closmg day, Wednesday 1 p.m. Brewster Job, parish clerk, 27 King's Quay street
Brewster Thomu, baker, 9 St. Austin's lane
Aldis Thomas, boot repairer, 7 Market place· • Brooks Harry David, hair dresser, 3 King's Head street
Alexander H. C. A. outfitter, so Church street : Brooks John, corn merchant, Quay
Army & Navy Co-operative Society Limited. (The) ; Brown Andrew Jas. Trinity pilot, Harbour view,Main rd
• agency office (John Cummins, port agent), 44 Church Brown Joseph, shopkeeper, I I Hamilton street, Parkeston
street. T N 50 : Burch Robert ~orman, fruiterer, 56 King's Quay street
Baker James Dear, baker, 14 West street Bussey Bertie Ed~tud, Three Cups commercial & family
Baker William, marine store dealer, Albemarle street hotel. Church street. T N 82
Balls Harry Joseph Samuel, Duke of Edinbm:gh P.H. Calver Ernest William Hunt, deputy registrar of births.
65 West street . deaths & marriages, 3 Macdonough terrace, Main road
Barclay & Company Limited, bankers (sub-branch). (Park Calver Susan Emma (~lrs.), glass &. china dealer, 17
Hubbard, manager), 12 Church street; draw 9n head King's Quay street
office, 54 Lombard street, London E C Cann J. & H. barge &. boat builders, ship chandlers &c.;
Barker John, confectwner, I I King's Quay street patent slip, Bathside. T N 5
Barnard Ethel (Mrs.), tobacconist, Current's lane Cann George, plumber, see Garling & Cann
Barnes Edward, egg dealer, 5+ King's Quay street Cann Johnson Ernest, grocer, & sub-postmaster, Albe-
Barrett & Co. blacksmiths, West street marle street & Albert street
Barwood Harriett (Mrs.), beer retailer, 5 Church street Capital & Counties Bank Ltd. (branch) (John Paterson,
Bell Thos. Joseph, port sanitary inspector, 34 West st manager), King's Quay street ; draw on head office,
Bennett Emma (Mrs. ),refrshmnt. rms.37 King's Head st 39 Threadneedle street, London E C
Bernard Ellen (Mrs.), naval outfitter, 2 St. Austin's la Carnie Thomas W~st, antique furniture dealr. Market J!l
Bevan & Son, pharmaceutical chemists, 62 Chu.rc;h st Carter John, watch maker, x8a, Church street
Blay Wm. F. Ltd. builders & contractors, Main .road Chamberlain Charles, shopkeeper, 25 West street
Bloice Alfred John, hair dresser, 14 King's Quay street Chambers Edward John, boot &; shoe repr. Albemarle st
Bloom Ernest & J ames, harness makers, 17 West .street Chambers Fredk. Wm. King"s Head P.H. 8 Market st
Bloomfield Herbt.Wm. fried fish shop,36 King's llead st Coastguard Station (Samuel H. LynPs, chief officer),
Blosse Minnie Alice (Miss), tobacconist, 57 Chqrch st Quav side
Blovce Charles Waiter, hair dresser. Mari!'l street Coates. 0-wen G. mu;;ical instrument dlr. 61 Church st
Bodgener & Co. outfitters, 52 Church street , Cale Loui;;a (Miss), dre::s maker, 2 West st. Main road
Borrett Ann Elizabeth (:\Irs.), plumber & paii).ter, 6 Conservative Association (Harwich Division) (George
King's Head street - Smith. hon. organising sec.), 32 Church street
Bosworth John William, Pier hotel, Quay .. Cooper George, china &c. dealer, 14 King's Head street
Rrakes Harry, res. electrical engr. Power statn.Parkestn Cooper Percy Girling. tailor, 9 Market street
Branch Frederick, basket maker, 3 Fernlea ter. Main rd Cooper Robert, apartments, I George street
 300 HARWICH. ESSEX.
Costick John Thomas, jun. butcher, 18 Church street
County Court (His Honor H. Tindal Atkinson, judge ;
Arthur John Hanslip Ward, joint registrar & high
bailiff; George Baines, assistant bailiff), Guildhall;
office, 42 Church street
County Police Station (Alfred Medcalf, inspector), Guild-
hall. T N 32
Coysh Commander William H., R.N.R. marine supt.
Parkeston
Crane Brothers, china &; hardware dealers, 19 Church st
Cresswell Robert, baker, 12 Market street
Crisp William, boot repairer, 4 Church lane
Curtis Arthur, fishmonger &; poulterer, 14 Church street
Curtis Maria (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 28 West street
Custom House (Charles John Beatty, collector; Z. A.
Goldfinch, officer in charge),Parkeston quay &; West st
Cutting Henry Robt. brewers' agent, Hamilton st.Parkstn
Dale Robert, greengrocer, 16 St. Austin's lane
Dawson Henry Tyrrell, Angel P.H. Quay
Day John,master mariner, 2 Macdonough ter. Main road
Denney Thomas John, fishmonger, 8 Current's lane
Dennis Charles, cycle agent, 39 Princess st. Parkeston
Dorman Harriet (Mrs.), beer retailer, 65 Church street
Dowdy SidneyErnest M.P.S.chemist,Garland rd.Parkestn
Dunningham Alfred Wells, sawing mills, Bathside
Durrant John Edward Bridgwater, grocer, Garland rd.
Parkeston
Easter Henry William, Ship inn, 4 King"s Quay street
Easter Mary Ann (Mrs.), fishmonger, 51 King's Quay st
Eaton James Ernest, Spread Eagle P.H. 75 West street
Elwood John, boot maker, Hamilton street, Parkeston
Ennels Tom, fruiterer, 57 West street
Everett Joseph Charles, cartage contractor, 42a, King~s
Quay street
Everitt Charles Edwin, Royal hotel, Market place
Farnell Waiter, boot maker, 13 Market street
Fire Engine Station, King's Quay street
Poster Manufacturing Co. Limited.hose supporter manu-
f.acturers, Foster road, Parlieston. T .!. "Foster,
Parkeston;" T N 45 Harwich
Francis Hector J. London tavern~ 21 Church street
French Francis Harold, borough surveyor, inspector of
nuisances & building inspector, 41 Church street
Gane Geo. Wm. & Son, fishmongers, 51 King's Quay st
Garling & Cann, plumbers, 8 King's Quay street
Garton Frank, Elephant &; Castle P.H. I I West street
Garwood Alfred Ernest, wardrobe dealer, Albemarle st
Gas Works (Harwich Gas & Coke Co.) (George Baines,
sec. & manager), Bathside. T N 10
Geffers Edward, tailor, Alexandra road
Goodall Alfred, White Hart hotel, George street
Gosling Waiter, Royal Oak P.H. 22 Market stree·t
Gould Henry William, baker, 6 King"s Quay street
Great Eastern Hotels (Henry Christian Thomas Amendt,
manager), Harwich (T A " Gerotel, Harwich ; " T N
31 Harwich) &; Parkeston
Green William & Son, goods agents Great Eastern rail-
way, 32 King's Quay street
Greenwood William Bowler & Sons, butchers, 7 & 18
Market street (T N 36); & at Garland road, Parkeston
Greenwood Frank Stanley, Wellington P.H. 18 King's
Quay street
Grice & Son, grocers, 20 Market street
Griffiths William Thomas, pilot, 3I King's Quay street
Groom &; Son, timber, cement &; general merchants &
sawing mills, &; Lloyd's agents, 40 Church street (TA
"Groom, Harwich;" T N 7); &. at Pattrick's wharf,
. Dovercourt
Groom John Bax, vice-consul for Belgium, Denmark,
German Empire, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia,
Spain &; Norway, 40 Church street
Guild Hall (Mrs. Ellen Medcalf, keeper), Church street
Gunn Daniel &; C-o. tailors, Market street
Gurney & Syrett, physicians & surgeons, 27 West street
Harrison Harry, plumber, I Wellington road
Harvey James H. Half Moon P.H. 15 St . .Austin's lane
Harvey Maria (Mrs.), greengrocer, 12 St. Austin's lane
Harvey William, carter, 8 St . .Austin's lane
Harwich Barge Alliance Insurance Association Limited
: A.lbert Richard Peake, sec. ; W. T. Whitmore, sur-
veyor), 63 Church street
Harwich & District Conservative &; Unionist Working
Men's Club (W. Ennels, hon. sec.), 32 Church street
Harwich & Dovercourt Newsman (George Langley Jack-
son, proprietor & publisher; published saturday), 54
Church street
Harwich & Dovercourt Standard (J. R. Watson (exors.
of), publishers; published saturday), 13 Church st
Harwich, Dovercourt & Parkeston Co-operative Society
Limited (M. Deal, sec.), 17 & 20 Church street (T N
I5 Harwich) & West !!treet; Adelaide street, Parkes-
ton ; High street & Grafton road, Dovercourt
[KELLY'S
llarwich Electric Palace (Charles Thurston, proprietor).
King's Quay street
Harwich Harbour Conservancy Board (Thomas Mme..
C. E. engineer; G. D. Hugh-Jones, clerk); office, ..p
· Church street
Harwich Masonic Hall Co. Limited (Albert Bicharll
Peake, sec.); reg. office, 63 Church street
Hatton Frederick, boot repairer, 35 King's Head street
Hay hoe Eliza (Mrs.), greengrocer, 16 Church street
Haylett William, butcher, Albemarle street, New town
Hepworth W alter, yeast importer, 14 George st. T N ~8
Hill Robert & Son, coal merchants, New Quay
Hills Charles Louis, Anchor P.H. Bathside
Hills Edward, sail maker, 70 West street
Hogg Daniel, shopkeeper, Ingestre street, New town
Home &; Colonial Stores Limited, 23 Market street
Howard Ann (Mrs.), draper, Garland road, Parkeston &.
confectioner, Hamilton street, Parkeston
Howard Charles, boot maker, 69 West street
Hubbard Park, manager of Barclay &; Company's Bank,
12 Church street
Ilugh-Jones George Dempster, solicitor & notary (firm.
Ward, Hugh-Jones & Ward), & clerk to Harwich Bar-
hour Conservancy Board, sec. to the Education Com-
mittee & clerk to the Immigration Board for the Pori
of Harwich, 42 Church street
Hughes Ernest George, beer retailer, 10 George street
f!:umble Elizh. J ane (Mrs.), confectnr. 9 King's Quay st
Hydraulic & Electric Power Station (G. E. R.) (Harry
Brakes, resident engineer), Parkeston
Hynard John, wardrobe dealer, 63 West street
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, 4 Market street
Jackson George Langley, printer & stationer & pro-
prietor & publisher of the " Harwich & Dovercourk
Newsman," 54 Church street
Jarmain Stanley, f'ycle agent, 67 West street
Jennings HenrJ, fish salesman, 49 King's Quay street
Jennings Thomas, Duke's Head P.H. 22 Church street
Kerry Mabel (}liss.),school attendance officer,22 Maria st
Kettle F. & Son, mineral water makers, Bathside
Kettle William & Son, tailors, 14 Market street
King Charles Howlett, grocer & sub-postmaster, assist-
ant overseer & clerk to Ramsey Parish Councii,.
Hamilton street, Parkeston
King Thomas Richard, cycle agent, 13 St. Austin's lan&
Knight Alfred, painter, 23 Station road
Ladbrook Waiter, carrier, 26 King's Quay street
;Lamb Arthur Robt. hair dresser, Garland road,Parkest®
Larke Albert, Globe P.H. 5 King's Quay street
1 Lawrence William, shopkeeper, Albemarle street
Leggett William Miles, fishmonger, 68 West street
Lewis Wm. Geo. builder, 33 King's Qnay st. &; Bathsilf&
Libe-ral Club (Waiter Farnell, hon. sec.), West street
Life Boat Institution (J. Paterson, hon. sec.; Matthew
Scarlett, coxswain of steam life boat ; Benjamin Dale.
coxswain of sailing life boat)
Lipton Limited, naval contractors, I I St. Austin's lane-
London Central Meat Co. Ltd. butchers, 56 Church st
Lucas James John, carpenter, Stour road & 8 Coke st
Lusby Joseph, upholsterer, George :;:treet
Lynes Samuel II. chief officer Coastguard station,.
Quayside
McLearon William Blenkinsop, ship builder, King's Qua'J'
street. T N 95
Masonic Lodge (No. 650, Star in the East) (M. L.
Sanders. sec.), held at the Masonic hall, Main road,
2nd tnesday in every month 6 p.m. except June, July-
& August
Masonic Lodge (No. 3399, Hanslip Ward) (A. R. Peake,
sec.), held at the Masonic hall, Main road, last mon-
day every month, except June, July & August
Masonic Lodge (No. 413,Mark Master Masons) (W. Jnbn-
stone, ,sec.), held at the Masonic hall, Main road, las'
thursday in January, April, July & October
::\<Iasonic Lodge (No. 650, Royal Arch Chapter) (W. John-
stone, sec.), held at the Masonic ball, Main road, 1st"
monday in March, June, September &; December
Meachen James, master mariner, 15 Maria st. New tow!)
Mead Bert, baker, 24 Church street
Medcalf Alfred, insp~:>ctor of police, Church st. T N 3Z"
Middleton & Son, ship chandlers, 10 King's Quay stre~>t
Miller William Limited, naval contractors, 9 & 10 King'~>'
Head street. T N 25
Moss Ernest, photographer, Main road
Mulley Alfred, shopkeeper, I Albert street
Munson Benjamin, builder, Ferndale road
Muter Capt . .Alexander .A. harbour master & collector of
dues, King's Quay street
Mynett Geo. Chrish'. postmaster, Post office, Church st
Nalborough & Sons Limited, wholesale importers & M-
porters of provisions, George street. T A "Nalbro,..
Harwich ; '' T ~ 9
 DIRECTORY.] ES~EX.
Neale Frederick Cooper, beer retailer, 34 King's Head st
Newman William, Coach k Horses P .H. 2 Church street
Newton Ernest E. builder, Main road. T N 22
Nightingale Albert, baker, Garland road, Parkeston
Offord .Ann {Mrs.), coal dealer, Parkeston · Smith Sydney Albert, fruiterer, 21 Market street
Parietti Emily (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 17 :Yarket st
Parkeston Cemetery (Charles Howlett King, clerk to the
Burial .Authorit~·), Parkeston
Parkeston Horticultural Society (E. W. Tyzack, hon.
sec.), Parkeston
Parsons S. & Co. house furnishers, Market house
.Parsons Alfred Chaser, watch maker, 19 :Market street
Parsons Augustus William, watch maker, 6o Church st
Paterson John, manager Capital & Counties Bank Ltd.
Bank house, King's Quay street
Pattle Robert, butcher, IS Market st. & .A.lbemarle st
Peachey Waiter, apartments, 78 West street
Peake Albert Richard, house agent, borough treasurer,
clerk to the burial board & t<1 the Harwich Port Sani-
tary Authority &; Harwich Barge Alliance Insurance
Association & collector of taxes, 63 Church st. T N 3
.Pennick & Sons, sail makers, Bathside
Pennick Emma (Miss), greengrocer, 16 Market street
Plumb Harry, pork butcher, 23 Church street
Randall Ernest Edward, clerk to the Harwich sub-corn-
mittee of Essex Local Pension Committee,42 Church st
Raspison Eliza Ann (Mrs.), confr.I Hamilton st.Parkeston
Reed John, Alma F.H. 25 King's Head street
Biver Plate Fresh Meat Co. Ltd. butchers, Current's la
Ro'binson Esther (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 61 King's
QuaT street
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B.ogers Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Garland rd. Parkeston
Rose Fredk. estate agent & certified bailiff, 48 Church st
Rose Frederick John, accountant, 8 Church st. T N 34
Bowland Henry, fried fish dealer, Garland Id. Parkeston
Royal Harwich Yacht Club (J. Paterson, sec.), The
Great Eastern hotel
Royal Navy Sailors' Home & Institute (~liss Beatrice D.
M. Leathes, proprietress), 7 King's Head street
Rudlen Ellen (Mrs.), Packet P.H. 43 West street
Salter William, auctioneer, valuer, house agent, fish
salesman; sales by auction oi every description; &
assistant overseer & certified bailiff, Market place
'Saunders J.A. Ltd.ironmongrs.55 Church st.& Parkeston
£copes Alice (Miss), teacher of music, 4 Grove houses,
Albert street
Scopes Edith (Miss). dress ma. 4 Grove houses,Albert st
Seago Henry John, fishmonger, Hamilton st. Parkeston
'Sealey Waiter, jobbing builder, 42 Fernlea road
flelf John, ironmonger, 12 King's Quay street
Sharp William, fruiterer & greengrocer. 10 :Market st
Shipwrecked Fishermen's & Mariners' Royal Benevolent
Society (W. B. McLearon, hon. agent), :Xaval house,
King's Quay street
flimmons Ernest H. station master, Harwich station
Simpson John, New Bell inn, Market place
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited, IS Church street
'Skinner Harry, marine store dealer, Bathside
Slater James, beer retailer, 17 & 18 George street
'Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers, Railway station &
Railway station, Parkeston
'Smith Alfred, carpenter, Alexandra road
'Smith Frederick, hair dresser, King's Quay street
HARWICH ( DOVERCOURT). 301
1 Smith G~>orge Samuel, fishmonger, 31 Church street
Smith Job, carpenter, East Gate street
Smith Reuben, boot maker, 55 West street
Smith Richard Henry, fruiterer, 70 Church street
Spurge Edward & Son, drapers 20, & furniture broken
& dealers 2, Market street
Stayte Thomas, deputy supt. registrar, 42 Church street
Stead & Simpson Limited, boot makers, 53 Church .st
Stevens Thomas Wm. beer retailer, 57a, West street
Stocks John, tobacconist, IS King's Quay street
Stoppani Donato, refreshment rooms, I I & 12 King's
Head street
Sutthery & Wortley, solicitors, 48 Church street (toes.
only); & at Chelmsford
Tann Frederick, Duke of Norfolk P.H. 13 King's Quay st
Thomas .Alfred Sargent, insurance agent, 31 Fernlea rd
Thurlow Stanley Frank, pianoforte tuner, 14 Fernlea rd
Tornelli Giovanni, restaurant, 25 Church street &
6 Market street
Trick.er Frederick, pork butcher, 5 Market street
Trinity House Stores (W. J. Rees, keeper). George st
Turk Brothers, naval outfitters, 5 King's Head street
Turner Mary .Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 73 West street
Tyzack Ernest William, station master, Parkeston
{"nited Shipping Company Limited (The), Parkeston
quay, Parkeston. T .A "Neutral, Parkestonquay"
Vince William, boot maker, Market place
Walford Elisha, bal>er, 76 West street
Walford Frederick, town crier k sergeant-at-mace, I3
Station road
W:1lker Waiter, draper, Market street
I
Ward, Hugh-Jones & Ward, solicitors & notaries, 42
Church street. T N 84
Ward Arthur John Hanslip (firm, Ward, Hugh-Jones &
Ward), solicitor, & commissioner to administer oaths
in the supreme court of judicature, town clerk, clerk
to the magistrates, registrar & high bailiff of the
county court & clerk to the guardians & assessment
committee of Tendring union & superintendent regis-
trar "Of births, deaths & marriages Tendring district &
clerk to the Tendring Rural District Council, 42
Church street
Ward Harold Matthias Arthur ~LA. solicitor (firm,
Ward, Hugh-Jones & Ward), 42 Church street
Ward John Thomas, hair dresser, 3 Church street
Warner Julia (Mrs.), fishmonger, 2 King's Quay street
Wasserman Samuel, draper, Current's lane
Watson J. R. (exors. of), printers & stationers &;
publishers of the "Harwich & Dovercourt Standard,"
13 Church street
Welham Arthur, beer retailer, I I George street
Went William, boot maker, 3 Market street
Whitaker Edward James, naval outfitter,King's Quay st
Whitmore William Thomas, barge owner, 5 Mac-
donough terrace, Main road
Whyatt Charles Sidney, asistant marine supt. Parkeston
Wills David, baker, 59 Church street
Wilson Matilda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, .A.lbemarle street
Woodward Robert M.P.S. chemist, I Market street
Wortley Stamp LL.B. solicitor (firm, Sutthery &
Wortley), 48 Church street (tnes. only)

DOVERCOURT.

PRTVATE RESIDENTS.
Carlyon-Hughes John William, ~Iill Derry Mrs. Deneholme, Fronks road
house, Main road Dixon Joseph, 7 Cliff road
i\mos Sydney H. Stour lodge, Main Carter Lieut. &; Corn. Gilbert, Tre- Dodd Willie, Fort view, Main road
road, Upper Dovercourt I gothnan, Fronks road Donovan William, 9 Cliff road
..A.ppleby Wm. 2 Trinity ter. Fronks rd Cave Geo. Desborough, Seafield road Dorton Mrs. I3 Cliff road
.Archer Arthur L. Nyanza, Main rd. Chilver James Thomas, St. Peters- Dowdy Sidney, 1 Belton viis. Hill ro
Upper Dovercourt burg, Fronks road Driscoll John, 42 Cliff road
1Jaines George, Bolton crofts, Lower Clark Capt. Robert Henry Brent Dunningham .Alfred, 36 Cliff road
Marine parade R.G.A. Bryn-y-:Mor, Fronks road Dunningham Mrs. 35 Cliff road
Baldwin Sam, Sandholm, St. George's Clarke Miss,Lodge frm.Up.Dovercourt Evans Mrs. Cartref, Marine parade
avenue Collier Rev. Thomas Grey M.A.{vicar Everard Miss, 2 Belton vills, Hill ro
Beck Rudolph Charles, 33 Cliff road of Dovercourt & rural dean of Farthing James Charles, I Pembroke
Bentley John Thomas, 4 Milton villas Harwich), The Vicarage-, Upper villas, Station road
Blenkinsop Mrs.Clifton ho.Marine par Dovercourt Fenner Wm. Lyndhurst, Main road
Boyle Capt. Hon. Robert Francis Coombe Edwd . .Affane,St.Michael's rd Fernyhough Frank, Koladyne house,
M.V.O., R.N. Stourwell house, Cooper-Brown William, 8 Cliff road St. George's avenue
Orwell terrace Coverdale Henry, The Look-out, Forster Mrs. 25 Cliff road
Brake9 Harry, Rookery farm, Upper Fronks road Francis Hector Jn . .Alberta, Main rd
Main road Coverley George Arthur, Rosemount, Gann Lieut. Sidney Thomas Edward
Brennan Mrs. 48 Cliff road Upper Dovereourt R.N.R. Marrawah, St. George's av
Brooks Charles Norman J .P. Mill bay, Coysh Commander William Henry Garnham Misses, Devereux,Fronks rd
Marine parade R.N.R. Rosebank,Upper Dovercourt Godfrey George, 7 Kingsway
Brown Engineer-Lt. Albert Richards, Crosby Frederick George, Hillside, Graves Capt. Percival Hope D.S.O.
Londesboro' lodge, Fronks road Fronks road The Lodge, Upper Dovercourt
Campbell Samuel Marcus Dill M.B. Dare Rear-Admiral Charles Holcombe Greening Rev. Ernest Edward (Con-
Glenleary, Marine parade M.V.O. 7 Onell terrace gregational), Clifton h~s~h~\ia£~~ .....
&t:.' r-a,..._ • ----
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Grice Mrs. Gonville, St. ~Iichael's rd, Meynell Joseph Leopold, Kingsway Sher~Tood Robert, 2 Westfield villas,
Gurney Harold, Stour ho. Marine par 1 house, King'sway )lain road
Hagley Miss, 12 Cliff road ':\!iller John Edward, I Westfield vils. Smith Jn. Wm. Kingsville, Fronlrs rd
Hamersley Capt. Hngh St. George, I
Cliff road
i Upper Dove'rcourt
. :\filler Miss, cj Orwell terrace
Smith Miss, Cz.rlton lodge, Fronks rd
Steven~on Alexander, 38 Cliff road
Hayles Graham, Capital &, Countie<; l Moor Mrs. 30 Cliff road Stone l3arnard l\loye,Llangford, Upper
Bank house, Kings way ! M organ J osepb, Battneys,St.:\llichael's :\-lain road
Henderson Mrs. 4 Trinity terrace I road Svrett Ernest Frank M.D. Cairnmore,
Hepworth HaywaTd George, The IMorr!s Charles Edward, 5~ Cliff ro~d ·Marine parade
Grange, Upper Dovercourt :\[orns Robert Charles, Elsmore, )1am Thompson William Ward, 10 Cliff rd
Hepworth Whalley Can·er P. Moor- I road, Upper Dovercourt Thornhill Saml. Hy. Upper Main rd
ings, Marine parade ! Muter Capt .. Alexander A. Erewhon. Tidswell Rev. Samuel W., M.A. Hare-
Herrington Mrs. Cynthia vil.Beach rd I Franks road wood, .:vrarine parade
Hubbard Park, l3arclay's Bank house, Nalborough Misses,rCleve vils.Hill rd Timothy Edward Jsph. 2 Kingsway
Kirigsway i Nalborough Frank G. 2 Cleve villas. Tricker George Albert, 2 Norman ter-
Hugh-Jones George Dempster, Knuts- Hill road race, Fronks road
ford, Fronks road ~eville Miss, Inglenook, Elmhurst rd Turton Edward, 5 Beach road
· Hurst George Edwin, The Beeches, Nicholas William Papineau, Horsford Tyler Geo. Wm. Barmouth, Fronks rd
St. George's avenue Lees, Fronks road Valentine James :\f.A. School house,
Jackson Ernest Montague M . .A. The. Norman Jas. Mount Pleasant,Main rd Main road
Tower, Main road Olivieri Neville Hyde, St. Paul's, St. Vaux Mrs. 14 Orwell terrace
Kemish Rev. Luther (Primitivr Michael's road Vincent-Brown Frank Geo.60rwell ter
Meth.), Westward Ho! Franks roa<i Osborne Mrs. Forster, Holly lodge, Wallin!:f Albert Edward, Lamorna,
Knowles Henry Waiter, 4 Cliff road Kingsway · Franks road
Lake Ardley Benjamin, 8 :\1arine par Oxenham Robert John, Rhyn house, Ward Col. Arthur Johu Hanslip V.D .•
Lambert David, I Challenger villas, St. Geor.ge's avenue D.L. The Gables, Marine parade
Hill road Oxenham William, Shepperton, Elm- Ward Harold Matthias Arthur M.A.
Lang Capt.Conyers R.N. 3 Orwell ter hurst road 15 Cliff road
Leatherland Alfred, 6 Kingsway Paskell Mrs. 3 .:Xorman ter. Franks rd Ward Robert Sydney, 4St.George's av
Lee Frank Percy, Woodlands·, St. Panzera Col. Francis William C.M.G. Warren Henry, 18 Cliff road
Michael's road 2 Cliff road Watling H. Steward, White Gables.
Long Miss, The Bungalow, Beach rd PeacockWm.Mans£eJd,Malmo,Main rd Fronks road
Low William .!ugustus John, Cran- 'Peake Albt.Richd. Dunheved,Main rd Wells Mrs. I Anglesea villas, Hill rd
brook, Franks road Pulling-er Fdk. Geo.Risdons,Fronlis rd White Rev. George Kirby (Wesleyan
~icCowatt William, Strathleven, St. Rae Rev. Cyril Meigh (curate), 25 Methodist), Osborne house,Main rd
Michael's road Third avenue Wood Geo. Greystoke,St.Michael's rd
':\Ianners Lieut.-Commander Errol Randall Ernest Edward, 40 Cliff road Wood-Robinson Rev. Thomas B.A.
R.N. Shamrock, St. Michael"s road Richmond Mrs. Johnson, 5 Cliff road (chaplain & naval instructor H.M.S.
~Iartin Capt. Gerald H. ro Orwell ter Robinson Rev. Frederick Edwin (Con- Ganges II. ), Kirton, Franks road
~Iathew Gervase F.,R.N. (paymaster- gregational}, 12 Orwell terrace Woc<iward Robert, 4 Marine parade
in-chief, retired), Lee house, Sach Alfred, Egerton, Main road Wrate ;.;hn Henry, 5 Marine parade
Marine parade Sage Mrs. 4 Norman ter. Fronks rd Wright George Reuben, St. Albam,
:\Iatthews Mrs. 44 Cliff road Sanders Martin Luther, 1 Milton viis St. :\Iichael's road
~{ead Chas. Violet villa, Fronks roau. Saunders Edward, Hill crest, Main rd

COMMERCIAL. Brown ::)fary Ann (Mrs.), sub-postmistrss. Up. Dovercrt

Early closing day, Wednesday.
Ainger Frank, beer retailer, Upper Dovercourt
~inger James, wood sawyer, Upper Dovercourt
Airey Thomas Wm. relieving officer & collector to the
guardians for Harwich, & registrar of births & deaths
& vaccination officer for Harwich sub-district, Tend-
ring union & registrar of marriages for Tendring
district, I I Station road , 2nd districts, Tendring union, Glenleary, Marine par
Alexandra Hotel & Concert Rooms (Carl Rosinsky, mgr.),
Marine parade. T A "Alexandra, Dovercourt;" T N
o85 Harwich
Allard Harry William Robinson, boot & shoe mal>er,. 25
Brooklyn road
Alien Edward Herbert, ironmonger, 93 High street
Alien Ernest Edward, watch maker & jeweller,77 High st
.ippleby Dick Haylett, King's .Arms P.H. 59 High st.
T N oroo Harwich
Archer Charles .Alfred, insurance agent, 25 Lee road
_\rnold Edward William, pier master, 31 Park road
Bailey Bella (Miss). shopkeE'per, Upper Dovercourt
Baines George, county court bailiff & clerk to the corn-
missiorters of taxes, Bolton crofts, Lower Marine par
Banks Kathleen ()irs.), apartments, Coniston, Main rd
Barber William, apartments, Alexandra villa, Kingsway
Barclay & Company Limited, banl;:ers (branch) (Park
Hubbard, manager), Kingsway; draw on head office,
54 Lombard street, London E C
Barker William, hnir dresser, 8 Vine ter. 'Cp.Dovercourt
BE>atty Charles John, collector of customs, registrar of
shipping & of Xaval Reserve & shipping master &
re("eiver of wreck & sub-commissioner of pilotage,
Cliff road
Bedingfield Robert :May, pilot, The Elm~, Franks road
Bell James Wallace, pilot, .A.rgyle villa, High strf'et
Rensley Walter Charles, grocer, Kingsway
Bloice Edwin Jamrs, tailor, 27 Lee road
Blornfield Emily (Mrs. ~.apartments,~ewton ho.Fronl;:s rd
Blosse Oliver Thomas, tobacconist, q High ~treet
Bcrgg-is Arthur, insurance agt. Station cot. Kin~s"·ay
Booth Herbert & Co. auctioneers, Sea view, Main road
'Bowden Loveday (Mrs.), apartmf'nts, 40 Kingsway
Bcrn:ick l3enJamin John, pilot, Kia Ora, Franks road
1hoihe '\Villiam Thoma<>, assistant superintendent Pru-
derflial .A.ssurancP Co. Limited, 9 Gwynne road
lb:own .Ellen (Mrs.), blacksmith, Upper Dovercourt
Brown William Erlgar, fruiterer, 57 H:gh street
Budgen Francis Henry, house decorator, 3 Clifton ter-
race, High street
Bunn Alfred ErnPst, pilot, Glenrnore villa, High street
Byles William Alfred, printer, 43 Victoria street
Caldwell & Powell, fancy repository, go High street
Campbell Samuel :.\farcus Dill M.B., B.S.Edin. physician
& surgeon, & medical officer & public vaccinator rst &
Capital & Counties Bank Limited (branch) (Graham
Hayles, manager), High street; draw on head office.
39 Threadneedle street, London E C
Carter George, apartments, 3 Elm ter. Fronks road
Cash Stores (The) (William W. Thompson, proprietor).
grocers, 66 High street
Cemetery (Albert Richard Peal;:e, clerk to burial board;
George Pinner, sE'xton), UppE'r Dovercourt
Chandler Arthur William, pilot, 5 Kingsway
C'hoat Sarah Hannah Mrs.), aparts.r Clifton ter. High st
Clarke Harry, grocer, Fronks road
Claxton Arth. 1Ym. shopkpr. 65 Manor rdXp.Dovercourt
Claxton Fredk. apart~. Glenr.airn, Lower Marine parade
I ('laxton John Henry, apartments, Vetia villa, Nelson rd'
Clothier William Randall, pilot, Edenwood, Fronks road
Cobb Levi, builder, ro~ Hi!:!"h street
Cockin Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 2 Milton villas
Colman Florence (:Mrs.), apartments, 4 Beach road
Cook Henry, pilot, 4 Kings·way
Coombe JamE'1<,pianoforte tuner,L'lncashire ho. Beach rd'
Cooper John George, house decorator, Sea£eld road
Co-operative Institute Reading Room & Library (M~
Deal, sec.), High street
Crosby George, market gardener, Upper Dovercourt
Curlf' AlfrE'd, shopkeeper, Upper Dovercourt
Curtis Arthur, fishmong-er & poulterer, o8 High street,
Dains H'lr"iet c~rrs. \ apartments, I I Cliff road
D~le William, m::~ster m!'l.riner, M'leldune, Kingswa'\"
Dennant FredPrick & Harriet (Mi5s ), glass & chin~
dealers, Station road
DPnnev Thos Jn fi<hmon~r. 8r High st. T N 6 HaT~ich
Desmond Mary (:\!Irs. ). apart~. 2 Clinon terrace, Hig-h $t
Dixon Joseph L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. physician & snrgeon,
7 Cliff road
Dominican Convent & Conv'llP~crnt Home for C1Ji1rlren
('<ister \IT"Y AugnstinP, ~upP'i"'rP••). r & 2 Or~Tell tel."
Dorton Douglas. White IIorse P.H. Upper Dovercourt
 DIRECTORY .J ESSEX. HARWICH ( DOVERCOURT ). 303
Dovar~urt Bowling Club (F. 0. Heslop, hon. sec.), • Harwich & Parkeston Football Club (E. W. Roper, hon.
Marme parade sec.), Main road .
Dovercourfi Sports Club Limited (Basil J. S. Carlyon- Hayles Graham, manager of the Capital &; CountieS<
Hughes, hon. sec.), Lower :Marine parade. T N 41 Bank Limited, High street
Harwich Helsdon George, pilot, Burleigh, Fronks road
Dowdy Sidney Ernest M.P.S. chemist, 78 High street Heslop Frank Oswald, boot & shoe dealer, 79 High st;
Downes & Sage, builders, High street Hicks Waiter, shopkeeper, 24 Gwynne road
Dunn William & Sons, butchers, 37 Lee road Hobbs Frederick George, upholsterer, 8 Orwell terrace
Dunn James, butcher, 74 High etreet Hogg Ellen (Mrs.), dress maker, 38 Lee road
Dunn William, greengncer, 72 High street Holland Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), -apartments, 32 Cliff r<J
Dunn William Norman, greengrocer, 46 Lee r.oad Holmes Ann Jane (Mrs.), baker, IS Lee road
Dunningham George, wheelwright, Manor road, Upper Holmes Joseph William, deputy harbour mas\er, 3
Dovercourt Alexandra road
Eastern Drug Co. (George Cave, proprietor), chemists, Horne Benjamin, dairyman, Ocean Wave farm
97 High street • Horne J.,sse, butcher, 6o High street
Ecclestone James, pilot, Warden Home, Fronks road Howlett John Arthur, hair dresser, 48 High street
Ellmer Robert, apartments, Tormead, Franks road Hubbard Park, manager Barclay's Bank, Kingsway
Ennels Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 28 Cliff road Hunt Harry, pilot, Napier, St. George's avenue
Essex & Suffolk Royal Garrison .Artillery Territorial Hunter William Philipps, boot & shoe dealm-, 58 High st;
Force (Col. C. R. Buckle D. S.O. commanding; Capt. Huson Waiter Ozias, pilot, Wynyard, Fronks road
R. H. B. Clark R.G.A. adjutant; No. 1 Co. Major F. Independent Order of Good Templars (Star of Hope
G. Nalborough; Sergt.-Major Ernest Flint, drill in- Lodge, 2513) (James Manu, deputy grand chief
structor); head quarters, Main road templar), held at Primitive Methodist school room,.
Everett Fred Wm. Phoonix hotel, Lower Marine parade High street, ev~ry mon. at 8 p.m
Evernden Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 27 Cliff road International Tea Co.'s Stores Ltd. grocers, 95 High st.
Fergusson James. dairy, Station road Ipswich Nurses' Home (Dovercourt branch) (Miss R
Firm an .Arthur J ames, carpenter, 106 ·Manor rd. Upper Carley, supt. ), 3 Kingswav. T N 33 Harwich.
Dovercourt .Jackson ErnPst Montague M.A. preparatory school for
Fisher & Woods, builders, Elmhurst road boys, The Tower, Main road
Fisher Albert Ernest, pilot, Jesmond, Fronks road James Wm. haberdasher, Manor rd. Upper Dovercourt
Fisher Edward George, supt. of pilots, Pilot office, 88 Jessup William Gordon, apartments, 2 Marine parade
High street. T ~ 29 Harwich Jewson & Smith, clothiers, 103 High street
Fisher Mary Matilda (~lrs. ), apartments, I Norman ter- John son Ernest, market gardener, Upper Dovercourt
race, Fronks road Johnson James Richard, apartments, 4 Pembroke villa~;~,.
Flint Serg-t.-Major Ernest. drill instructor No. I Corn- Station road
pany, Essex & Suffolk Royal Garrison Artillery Terri- Johnstone Clam (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Cliff ro.ad
torial Force, The Armoury, Main road Johnstone William John, travellin~ draper, 46 Cliff roacl
Flowers .Alwl Robert, station master, Railway station Judge William, apartments, Elmhurst villa, Fronks rd
Flowers Nellie (Miss), boarding house, 10 Marine parade Keeble Harry, apartments, Blenheim house, Beach road'
Ford Frederick John, apartments, Q Marine parade Kemp Robert Frederick, pilot, Torrens house,Fronks rlf
Forster Annie & Florence (Misses),private schl.25Cliff rd Kindred .Alice Elizh. (Mrll.), aparts. Polkyth, Main road.
Gage Joseph, refreshment roome, High street King Joseph, apartments, 4 Elm terrace, Fronks road
Gann Sidney Thomas Edward, pilot, Marrawab, St. King Samuel Jameos, builder, Bella Vista, Fronks :road
George's avenue Lambert David, tailor & outfitter, 82 High street. T N
Gant Jo.c:;E>ph, farmer, Pound farm, Upper Dovercourt 12 Harwich
Gant William (exors. of), farmers, Smythies farm & Last Wiltliam, boot mab:r, Upper Dovereourt
Dove House farm, Upper Dovercourt; & at Ramsey Lawrance William, Royal Oak inn, Main road
Garnett Louisa (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Station road Liberal Club (F. J. Polley, sec.), Assembly rooms
Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove Limited, naval outfitters, London Central Meat Co. Limited, butchers, 56 High st.
Kin~s'way. TA "Uniform, Harwich;" TN 17 Harwich Lucas Ellen (Miss), apartments, 7 Beach road
Girdlestone Herbert, decorator, Garthewin, High street Lucas Thos. Edwd. Durrant, aparts. Brelland,Fronks r<f
Gladwell Rhoda Elizabeth (~Irs. ), dress maker, H<>'lly Lusby Joseph, upholsterer, 27 Nelson road
cottag-e, High street McBurnev Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 29 Cliff road
Goff Hy. aparts. I Manor viis. Main rd. Up. Dovercourt Mantle Frederick Joseph, assistant overseer & collector..
Gooding Alice (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Cliff road 7 Waddesdon road
Gordon Charlotte (.Mrs.), apartments, .'i Orwell terrace Mastaglio Antonio, restaurant, 89 High street
Go'ltling William, cbimney sweeper, Toll~te cottages, MPssenger May (Mrs.), apartments, Blue House fa1m,.,
Upper Doverco11l't Upper Dovercourt
Grant Lonisa (Mi'ls), apartments, Stratton, Fronks road Meynell Joseph Leopold L.M.S.S ..A.Lond. physician &t
Graver Albert, supt. to Pearl Life Assurance Co. Ltd. surgeon, Kingsway house, Kingsway
3 Pembroke villas, Station road Middleton Alfd. & Co. coal mers. 7 Clifton ter. High si;;
Grav Wm. Fredk. & Hy. refrpshment rms. Marine par Miller A.nnie (Mrs.), aparh. Ocean view, Main roa.d
Green Annie (Mrs.), apartmentc:;, 14 Cliff road Miller John Edward M.R.C.V.S., F.R.I.P.H., M.B.S.I.,
Green Frank William, insurance agent, 36 Oakland road F.V.M.S. &c. veterinary surgeon, & veterinary in-
Green Frederick William, pilot, 3 Mal'inll parade spector Board of Agriculture & Fisheries, :r Westfield
Greenwood Wm. Bowler & Sonl'l, butcher!'!, 84 High st villas, Upper Dovercourt
Hrice & Davy, art needlework depot, !lo High street Moor Flora (Mrs.), a parts. Macassar house, Fronks rd.
Gric!l & Son, grocers, Orwell house, Hi!rh street Moutell Philip, market gardener, Upper Dovercourt
Groom & Son, timber, cement & general merchants & "Tunday Fred. tailor, 121 High street
sawing mill'l & Lloyd's agents, Pattrick's wharf ~Yewman Anna (Mrs.), apartments, Oakley, Fronks road"
Gross Wm. Alfred, marlu•t g-ardener, Upper Dovercourt Xewman Robert, apartments, 2 Walpole villas, Main rd:
Gurney Harold L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas. Xew 'l'own Estate Offic~ (Ernest Francis Cottingham.
phvsician & sur~eon (firm, Gurney & Syrett), medical agent), 6"! Hi""h street. T N 8" Harwich
officer of health to the Boroug-h & to Port Sanitary Xorman Ellen (Miss), apartments, 16 Cliff road
Authority & medical officer to the Borough Education :Nunn William, Trafalgar P.H. Upper Dovercourt
CommitteP, & in charge of troops at Harwich & Packer Emily Mary J ane (Mrs.), Cliff hotel, Marine par
inspector & medical officer under the "Aliens Act" of Parsons S. & Co. house furnishers, 83 High street
the Port of Harwich, Stour house, Marine parade Paskell Henrv, apartments, 10 Cliff road
Rail Jn.Wm. assist.lighthouse kpr.Trinity cots Fronks rd Paskell Hora.ce, insurance agent, 2 Ane-lesea viis. Hill rdt
Hardwick Wilson, grocer & sub-postmaster, 39 Lee road Pattinson Edwin Charles, draper, 92 High street
Harryott Arthur Holman & Co. cycle agents, 61 ffigh st Peck Chas. Edwd. coal dealer. 2 Rose villas. First aveD'
Harryott .Arthur Holman, temperance hotel, 61 High st Peck Rachel Sophia (Mrs.), shopkpr. Upperr Dovercourt
Hart Frederick, artificial teeth maker, 3a, Station rDad Pell George Dazely, principal lighthouse keeper, Trinit1
Hart Stephen, farmer, New Hall farm. Upper Dnvercourt cottages, Franks road
Harwich & Dovercourt G()lf Club (P. Hubbard, hon. sec) Petch Frank George, plumber, 85 High street
Harwich, Dovercourt & Parkeston Co-operative Society Pike Frederick, boot maker, I Hordle street
Limited (\f. Deal, sec.), High street & Grafton road Pilot Office (Edward George Fisher, supt.), 88 High st_
Ha,.wich & Dovercourt Steam Laundry Co. Limited (J. T N 2g Harwich
Hal<>tead, mana~er), Brooklyn road Piper Francis Dalzell, pilot, Africa, Hill road
Harwich Municipal Borough Infectious Diseases Hospital Poate James, pilot, MiltiadE>s, St. George·s avenue
(Harold Gurney L.R.C.P. & S. Edin., L.R.F.P. & S. Powell Florrie (Miss), fancy repository, see Caldwell &;
Glas. medical officer; "Mrs. G. Bultitude, matron) Powell
 304 HARWICH ( DOVERCOURT). EsgEx. [KELLY'~
Precious Joanna (Mrs.), apartments, .A.rlingt{)n, Main rd Syrett Ernest Frank M.D.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.B.C.P,
Proone George, principal lighthouse keeper (Gunfleet), Lond. physician & surgeon (firm, Gurney & Syrett),
Trinity cottages, Franks road admiralty surgeon &; agent, surgeon to the Trinity
.Bamsey Wm. Jas. aparts. 2 Pembroke villas, Station rd House & medical officer to the Post office, Cairnmore,
Rawlings John, insur. agt. 6 Stour view, Up. Dovercourt Marine parade
.Bawlinson Helen (Miss), dress maker, z8 1'hird avenue Tansley James Lufkin, pilot, Wave Crest, High stree'
Reynolds Berbert, apartments, 77 Lee road Taylor George, insurance agent, I Lee road
Rice Edwin, house agent, Kings way Taylor Gertrude (Mrs.), apartments, 3 Trinity terrace
Rice Leonard Gladstone, aparts. Northrepps, Franks rd Tendring Hundred Water Works Co. Office (M. L.
Bichmond Luke, master mariner, Penelope, Hill road Blake, collector), High street
River Plate Fresh Meoat Co. Limited (The), 87 High st Thompson William W. grocer & -confectioner, 86 High
Robinson .A.gnes (Miss), dress maker, 59 Lee road street. T N 4 Harwich
"Rock Gaston, refreshment rooms, 65 High street Thowless Albert, pilot, Vienna villa, Beach road
Raper Ernest William, journalist, 35 King George"s aven Threadgall Robert, dairy, Upper Dovercourt
iRussell William Van, Queen's hotel, 62 High stroot Tlll Jane (Mrs.), apartments, 6 Clifton terrace, High lit
Sadd Mary (Mrs.), apartments, 34 Cliff road Tricker Frederick, pork butcher, 9i) High street
Sage A.rthur, builder, see Downes & Sage Verryck Louis, interpreter, 22 Cliff road
Sargeant George, apartments, 39 Cliff road Victoria Concert Hall (Mrs. E. M. J. Packer, proprie-
Saunders Edward, builder & brick maker, ~lain road. tress), Marine parade
T N 2I Harwich Vincent-Brown Frank George A.I.S.E., M.I.M.E. arcbi-
Saunders J. A. Limited, ironmongers, 106 High street tect, & surveyor to the Tendring Rural District
St. Dominic's Catholic Scliool (Sister Mary Augustine, Council, 6 Orwell terrace
mistress), 4 Orwell terrace Wailer James S. insurance agent, 40 Oakland road
:Self William, apartments, 6 Nelson road Ward Almond James, pilot, 5 Oakland road
Sexton Frederick William, carter, I Portland place War-d John Thomas, hair dresser, 75 High street
Shillam Rosa (Mrs.), apartments, Spencer ho.Marine par Ward Robert Almond, pilot, Uplands, Main road
:Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers, Railway station Warren Henry, house agent, r8 Cliff road
.Smith Ca.therine (Mrs.), apartments, Michael's road, Watling H. Steward ·F.S.A. architect & surveyor, 85
Chu.dleigh street High street
"Smith Fredk. Arthur, corn mer. Upper Dovercourt Watts E. G. baker I27 & 70, & fruiterer 6·8, High street
:Smith Frederick Wm. pilot, Llandemere, Franks road Wells William Alien, stationer, 73 High street & cycle
Smith George, clothier, see Jewson & Smith agent, Station road
::Smith George William, fruit grower, florist & market Went William, boot & shoe dealer, 91 High street
gardener, Vine gardens, Main road & Tollgate farm & Whitehead Frederick, Victoria hotel
fruiterer & green!?fOCer, 101 High street ' Whitnall Stephen Thomas, pilot, 3 Milton villas
.Smith Thos. F. emigration agt.Brooklyn ho.Brooklyn rd Wildes Alfred, apartments, 2 Elm terrace, Franks road
:Sparrow George, market gardener, Upper Dovercourt I WillsheT Emma (Mrs.), draper, 76 Lee road
Spencer Frederick, apartments, !<O Cliff road ' Willson Ernest B. Pilot, 2 ChaUenger villas, Hill road
Sporge Edward &; Son, drapers, 71 High street Willson John Bullock, stationer, bookseller, news agent,
:Stanton Edwin Arnold, fruit grower, Brookman farm, fancy repository, library, agent for Goss china, &-
Upper Dovercourt post office, 67 &; 69 High street
~t.arling Robert George & Horace Edwin, cab proprietors Wolfe Samuel Nathan, mon. mason, Upper Dovercourt
& coal merchants, II9 High street. 1' N 38 Harwich Woods Frederick, apartments, I7 Cliff road
:Steggles Frederick George, photographer, ros High st Woods Nelson Gordon, builder, see Fisher & Woods
Stiff Thomas, master mariner, Hilton, Main road Worricker William Thomas, apartments, 26 Cliff road
.Stokes Elizabeth (Mrs.), firewood dealer, 32 Manor rd. Wright Henry, insurance agent, Oarlton, Franks road
Upper Dovercourt Wrigley Thomas &; Son, yeast mers.r Mvrtle vils.Hill rd
.Sutton William John, pilot, Car:marthen, Franks road ·
HATFIELD (otherwise Hatfield Regis, King's Hat- complete for about roo years. The register of
field, or Hatfield Broad Oak) is an ancient town, on marriages and burials dates from I662. The living is
rthe road from London to Dunmow, through Harlow, a vicarage, net yearly value (with augmentations) £rg2,
~n an eminence, rising gradually from the south and with 6 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of
-west, on both sides of which are small streams, which, Trinity College, Cambridge, and held since r89I by the
'ltnited, form Pincey Brook, a feeder of the river Stort: Rev. Francis .William Galpin M. A. of Trinity College,
it is 5~ miles south-east from Bishop Stortford, 7 Cambridge, and F.L.S.
miles north-east from Harlow, 7 south-west from Dun-
mow, 4 ~ east from Sawbridgeworth station on the Great HATFIELD HEATH is an ecclesiastical parish formed
Eastern railway, and 30 from London, in the Western March 10, I86o. The church of the Holy Trinity is a
division of the county, Harlow hundred and petty plain building of stone, erected on la.nd given by the latl'
-t~essional division, Dnnmow union and county court dis- George Alan Lowndes esq. M.A., D.L. of Barrington Hall,
tri-ct, rural deanery of Harlow, arehdeaconry of Essex and consists of chancel and nave and tower on the south
-and Chelmsford diocese. The town is supplied with side with spire, and containing ~ bells cast in 1897:
water by a limited company, formed in Igo 9, acting in there are four stained windows: in 1910 a new organ
-eonjunction with the Herts and Essex Water Co. was added, at a cost of £3oo, to commemorate the
Limited. The Takeley station on the Dunmow branch jubilee of the consecration of the church: the church
of the Great East-ern railway ilf in this parish, and 4 was restored in 1883, when a south aisle was erected,
miles north df Hatfield town. The chureh of St. Mary and has now 210 sittings. The register dates from the
is 8 lat'ge bullding of stone, gen&rally in t'he Perpen- vear 186o. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
dicular style, with some portions . of Norman date, £I8o, with residence, in the gift of the vicar of Hatfield
forming part of the original priory church, a.nd consists Broad Oak, and held since I9°5 by the Rev. Harry
of -chancel, with side chapels, clerestoried nave of six de Vitre Watson M ..A.. of Trinity College, Oxford.
bays, aisles, south porch, and a lofty embattled western Trinity Hall, built in 1894, at the expense of Lord &nd
tower containing a clock and 8 bells, dated I 782 ; and Lady Rookwood and Mr. Broke, is an iron structure
there is also a sanctus tower and bell; in the church used for church purposes. The old National school is
is an effigy of Robert de Vere, third Earl of Oxford, now used as the village library and institute, and was
one of the barons appointed to enforce Magna Charta, furnished by the late Lord Rookwood.
and a descendant of the founder of the priory, ob. 1221: BUSH END is an ecclesiastical parish, formed 10
the stained east window is a memorial to members of March, r86o. The church of St. John the Evangelist
the Williams family, and there are others to Charles is a modern structure of flint in the Gothic style, erected
Wayre esq. and Sir William Wiseman hart. (d. 1893). on land· given by the late John Archer-Houblon esq. of
·and in the churchyard a marble monument to Lord Ha.llingbury, and consists of chancel and naYe, south
Rookwood (d. I902), and Lady Eden, his second wife: porch and small west-ern tower: there are 200 sittings.
the organ was erected in I858 at a cost of £3oo: in The register dates from the year r86o. The living is a
1:902 a sanctuary organ was presented as a memorial vicarage, net yearly value £117, with residence, in
to the late Lord Rookwood P.C. (d. I902) and another the gift of the vicar of Hatfield Broad Oak, and held
organ was given in 1906 by Mrs. Crosby Brown, of New since I914 by the Rev. Hugh Wynne Jones B.A. of
York. A carved oak screen was presented in I905 by Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Attached to Hat-
Major A. H. W. and Miss Lowndes in memory of the field Regis Grange, the residence of Major F. J. A.
late George Alan Lowndes. The church affords 6oo Skeet, is a private Catholic chapel, served by mis-
sittings, and attached to it is a library of 400 books sionaries of the " Sacred HeaTt " from Braintree, to
collected about the year t68o. The register of baptisms which the public are admitted. There is a parochial
dates from .the year I55'8, bot after that date it is in- library containing 400 volumes.
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The Congregational chapel at Hatfidd Heath, erected held under the Crown and was granted first after the
in 1876, is a structure of fiint .-with st<lne dressing.-, Conquest to the family of De Gernon, who took theJ
in the Gothic fityle: the large stained window in the name of Montfitchet ; on their extinction, King Henry
front gable is a memorial to the Rev. C. Berry, who Ill. granted it to Isabella De Bruce, who fixed her resi-'
was minister here for upwards of half a century: there dence at Bromesbo Bmy, as did her son Robert, Earl of
~ 300 sittings: the church dates from 1662. There I Carrick: but lt-is -son Robert, after be became a com-
l& a Congregational Mission chapel in Hatfield T-own, p!"titor foP t-he Crown of Scotland, forfeited his English
erect.ed in I8I8, seating 120 persons. The Cottage property. The manor of Hatfield, after being held by
Hospital, established in Hatfield Town in 1867, was the families of De Bohun, Stafford and Rich, was pur·.
enlarged in 1892 by the addition of a new wing and a rhased by Sir Francis Barrin2"ton, in "hose family it
glazed corridor in front of the house, at the expense remained for several generations and from them
of the ut and last Lord Rookwood (d. 1902 ), and descended, through two co-heiresses, to that of Lowndes.
now contains 6 beds : it is supported by voluntary Bromesho Bury, where the De Bruces resided, is now n
contributions. The charities amount to £25 4s.; this farmhouse, surrounded by a moat, and belongs to th'l
tmm includes £6 16s. yearly for b-read, £5 for keep- Earl of Roden. Old Barrington Hall, the original seat
mg the highway in repair, £8 towards the maintenance of the Barrington family, is al~o a farmhouse at the
of the schools, 8s. for preaching a sermon on the edge of the Forest. The later Barrington Hall, a large
first Sunday after St. James' day, £2 Ios. for the· sup- brick house, with stone dressings, erected about the
port of the coal club and £2 Ios. for the clothing year 1740, and completely '8ltered and restored in r863,
club. Sarah Chamberlavne, •
late of Charles street, is the property and rf'sidence of Alfred Henry Goslin~
Lowndes square, by will, dated the 13th of January, esq. : the park of 280 acres in which it st'8nds, although
xasa. directed the investment of the residue of her flat, i!•, from the stately growth of the timber, a fine one.
estate, representing an aggregate value of £r3,r28 4s. Id. .!.lfred Gosling esq. is lord of the manor of Hatfield.
for the benefit of certain parishes in the counties of The principal landowners are Capt. Henry Lindsar
Middlesex, Essex and Warwick: she died on the 12th Archer-Houblon, :\lajor Horace W. Calverley, the Earl of
January, 1870, and after legal proceedings extending Roden, Alfred Henry GoslinQ" esq. and .Major Francis John
over several years, an order was ultimately issued by Angus Skeet, of Hatfield Regis Grange. The soil is
the Court of Chancery, dated 24th March, 1876, various, mostly heavy; subsoil, clay and sand. The
formulating a scheme for the application of the funds chief rrops are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. The
of the charity as regards this parish, but this scheme area of Hatfield Broad Oak civil parish (inclusive of
was superseded in 1894 by another, under which the Bush End and Hatfield Heath) is 8,569 acres of land
charity is now administered in the manner following : and 30 of water; rateable value, [9,934; the population·
£2o to be assigned as an endowment for the National in 19II was r,672.
school; £5 for Bibles and other books for the poor The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in rgr r
at Hatfield and the hamlet of Bush End; £2 towards was :-St. Mary, 728; Holy Trinity, Hatfield He:tth,
the purchase of boots for children attending the 645; St. John the Evangelist, Bush End, 299·
school; £5 for a Christmas dinner for children attend- Clerk (Parish Church), Isaac Holt.
ing the school; £r ss. for a summer treat; ros. to Sexton (Holy Trinity), Daniel Day.
the Hatfield Lying-in Society; £5 for coal for widows Sexton (St. John"s), Charles Franklin.
residing at Bush End, and for other poor persons send- Post, M. 0. & T, Office, Hat field Broad Oak.-~lin
ing their children to the Leicester school; £2 to be J emima Horsnell, postmistress. Letters arrive by
given on Christmas Day to 40 poor wido,vs of Hatfield; mail cart from Harlow at 8 & 11.40 a.m. & are.
101. for widows in the ecclesiastical parish of St. John's, delivered immediately; dispatched at ro.25 a. m. &,
Bush End, and to 111ix poor widows, or poor unmarried 5·55 p.m.; on sundays, arrive 8.30 a.m.; dispatched_
women, not under the age of so, or poor aged men, or at 9·55 a.m
poor crippled, blind or deaf and dumb males or females Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Hatfield Heath.--George Isaac ·
in the hamlet of Bush End or parish of Hatfield, the Harris, sub-postmaster. Letters from Harlow arrive .
monthly sum of £r each. In the parish is a farm, the at 7.15 & n.ro a.m.; dispatched at 10.50 a.m . .t.:.
IDcome derived from which was left for the repair of 6.30 p.m.; on sundays, dispatched at 10.30 a.m
the parish church; this, together with the poor':. Wall Letter Box, Broad street, cleared at ro.2o a.m. & .
estates, is managed by trustees appointed under a 5.50 p.m.; sundar>~, 9·45 a.m •

scheme of the Charity Commissioners. Down Hall, the Pillar Letter Boxes, Barrington Hall, cleared at 8.30 a.m.
seat of Major Horace W. Calverley, is finely situated & 5·35 p.m.; Bush End, cleared at 8.15 a.m. & 4·45 ;
~th capital pleasure grounds and woods. There was p.m. & Blocks, cleared at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m
once here a Benedictine priory, founded by Alberic, or Police Station (Town), Sergeant George Goody
Aubrey De Vere, second of that name and father of the Police Station (Heath), Constable William Bridge
first Earl of Oxford, in 1135; this foundation was dedi-
cated to God, St. Mary and St. Melanins Redonensis, Public Elementary Schools.
a British or Armorican saint, who, as his surname im- Chureh, built, with master's residence, in 186r, for rgc
plies, atprung from Rennes, in Brittany, where there was children (mixed); average attendance, mixed 70 & in·-
an abbey bearing his name; though the monks of Hat- fants 36; B. W. Worton, master
field were only nine in number, the endowments of the St. John's, Bush End (mixed), built, with teacher's resi- .
priory were ample and were valued at the Dissolution, dence, in r877, &; endowed with £2o yearly by the late- ·
according to Du.gdale, at £r22 r3s. 2~d.; or, according Miss Chamberlayne, for 54 children; average attend~
to Speed, at £r57 3s. 2!d.: the original deeds of the ance, 39; Miss E. Jarvis, mistress
priory are now in the British Museum. Hatfield Forest, Heath (mixed), built in x8gg, for q.o children; averag~ ·
of about I,ooo acres, lying to the north-west of th~ attendance, 6o ; )iontrose Stuart, master
town, is the property of Capt. Henry Lindsay Archer- Heath (mixed), built in 1876, for ISO children; average·
Houblon, and wa.'! inclosed bv•
Act of Parliament about attendance, about 74; Edward Rogers, master
1855; in the forest are the remains of a very largr The schools are under the Es-sex Education (Dunmow·
and old oak (now carefully fenced round and pre- District) Sub-Committee, Stephen Giffard, Great
served), called the "Doodle Oak" and conjectured to Dun mow, clerk
be that from which the place acquired the name of Takeley Railway Station (G. E . .R. ), Frederick Crack.-
Broad Oak. The manor of Hatfield was a roval •
manor nell, station master
(NPmes marked thus * should be 1 Greatrex Mrs 3herries Miss, Heather house
addressed Takely, Essex.) Harrison EdwinPercy, The Croft, Heath Skeet Major Franeis John Angus,
PRIVATB RESIDENTS Hawkins Mrs. Church villa, Heath Hatfield Regis grange
Blair Waiter M. The Grange Hunt Jemsettsee, Lauriston, Heath Stanwav•
:Mr'!. Bun""Wood
•
Broke Lt.-Col. Harry J.P. Gladwyns *Jones Rev. Hugh Wynne B.A. St. *Thurgood J<lhn Reader, Woodlands
Hroke Mrs. Gladwyns John's vicarage, Bush End Watson Rev. Harry de Vitre M.A.
Burbrook Mrs. Heath Jude Rev. Robert Chatfiteld A.T.S. (vicar of Holy Trinity), Heath
Calverley Maj. Horace W., J.P. Down (Congregational), Heath White John Arthur Temple, Fairlawn
hall Legge Douglas, White cottage Williams Capt. Fdlr. Pierce William"
Chalk Charles Launder, Priory Lowndes Miss
*ChoppinQ" William P. The Manse Martin Mrs. Romily, Heath COMl'olERCIAL.
Dobson Allan, Allanbank, Heath Potter Alfred, Arundel ircher Frederick, saddler
Ellis Charles, Heath Potter Frank Bacon Selina (Miss), baker, Heath
Fisher Mark, Heath P<lwell Mrs. Brick house Rarker Brothers, builders
Galpin Rev. Francis William M.A., Robertson John, Springhead, Heath Barker John, baker
F.L.S. Hatfield vicarage Robson R. Elijah, Blocks farm Barker Thomas, builder, Heath
Gosling Alfred Henry,Barrington hall Rook Waiter N. Oaklands, Heath *Barltop Frank, smith, Brewer's End·
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 306 HA.TFIELD.
Barnstable Charles, Cock inn
Batt William, shoe maker
Bisooe Benj. chimney cleaner, Heath
Bowyer Wm. Phillips, farmer, Heath
Brice John, cow.keeper, Heath
Broad Richard Martin, farmer, Ben-
ningtons
Buck George Henry, grocer, Heath
Bunker .l"redk. frmr.Lancaster's farm
*Bush End Parochiul Lil..H'lll'Y (Miss E.
Jarvis, librarian)
.Butler Job, butcher, Heath
Button John, harness maker, Heath
Chalk Chas. Launder M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. (firm, White &.
Chalk), phy~ician & surgeon, Priory
Church of England Temperance So-
ciety Library (R. Potter, librarian)
*(,1apton Wm.coal mer.Brewer's End
Olark William, grocer
Cottage Hospital (J.n. Arthur Temple
White M.R.C.S.Eng .. L.R.C.P.Lond.
& Charles 1-Mtnder Chalk M.R.C.S.
·Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. hon. medical
officers)
Darlington William & Gilbert, farmrs
Deal Arth. Duke's Head P.H.Broad st
*DorringtonChas.frmr.Bonningtons fro
Edwards Silvister, miller (steam),
.Heath
Fowler Frank, butcher, Heath
Francis Fredk. wheelwright,Green hl
*Galloway William, farmer,Bush End
Garton Harold A.shton, farmer
G.arton John, farmer
(treatrex Clara (Mrs.), private school,
Woodhurst
.Greenwood Frederick, farmer, Broom-
sbawbury
ESSEX.
Hall Thomas, farmer
Hammond Waiter, horse dealer,Heath
Harris Edward, cycle maker, Heath
Harris George lsaa(), baker, Post
office, Heath
Hatfield Heath Cricket Club (S. H.
Nugent, sec.), Heath
Hatfield Heath Library & Institute
(Rev. Harry de V. Watson,. Iibra·
rian; G. Trickey, sec)
Hatfield Town Cricket Club (Rev. F.
W. Galpin, treasurer)
*Hawkey Thomas, farmer, Little Bar-
rington ball
Hepburn David, beer retailer, Forest
1
Hills Arthur :X..,. boot repairer
Hockley Alfred A. wheelwright,Heatb
Hockley Charles Henry, farmer
Hocldey Ernest Henry, builder,Heatb
Honmell James, blacksmith
Horsnell Jemima. (Miss), stationer,
Post office
Hudson Frederick, wheelwright
King Henry, poultry farmer
Little Alfd. White Horse inn, Heath
Manley William, farmer, Ryes farm
Mardell George, blacksmith
Millbank Alfred Joseph, builder
Millbank Arth. Jsph. frmr.Corringales
Mills Thomas, shoe maker, Heath
Nicholls Ann (Mrs.), beer retlr.Heath
Patmore Thomas, beer retailer
Paveley Joseph, baker
Perry Charles, shoeing smith, Heath
Perry Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, Heath
*Piper Alfred, carpenter & builder,
Brewer's End
*Piper Alfred C.cycle dlr.Brewer'sEnd
Potter Alfred, farmer,Priory & Waters
frms. & assist. oversr. Arundel cot
[KELLY'S
•
Potter Alfred Spt>ller, grocer
Pratt George, builder
Richardson Geo. beer retailer~ Heath
Rogers James, .Stag inn, Heath
Scantlebury William, farmer
Soper Arthur John, frmr. Crabbs Gm
Sparrow Herbert, painter
Spurgeon Arthur Rohert, registrar of
births & deaths for Dunmow sub-
district (attends wednesdays from
10 a.m. to 12 noon)
Storey Ernest, insurance agnt. Heath
Tehbit John King, farmer
Tebbit Joseph H. farmer, Grove fatm
Tebbit Wm. Chas. farmer, Braintrias
*Thurgood Jn. poultryfrmr.Bushend
Trickey Gilbert James, farmer, Piger-
ells farm, Heath
Turner Frederic, farmer, Lea hall
Vale Ernest William, machinist, Oak
villa, Heath
Vale Reader, farmer, Gt. Heath farm
Vale Waiter, machinist, Heath
*Vining Walt.Jn.beer retlr.Bush End
White & Chalk, physicians & surgeons
White John Arthur Temple M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. (firm, White
& Chalk), physician, surgeon &
medical officer & public vaccinator,
Hutfield district, Dunmow union,
Fairlawn -~
Williams Frederick Edward S.farmer,
Pierce William's farm
Working Men's Institute (Rudolpb
Potter, sec)
*Working Men's Institute (C. Wall
esq. J.P. president), Brewer's End
*Wright John & Son, farmers

.'B:ATFIELD (or Hatfield Peverel) is a large and
~pleasant village and parish on the rlvers Ter and
'C.helmer, on the high road from Chelmsford to Col-
. cbester, with a station adjoining the village on the
·Great Eastern railway, 36 miles from London, 2 south-
.w~st from Witham, 6 north-west from Maldon and 6
.-north-east from Chelmsford, in the Eastern division
. of the county, hundred and petty sessional division
. of Witham, union of Braintree, county court district
-of Maldon. and in the rural deanery of Witham, arch-
dea()onry •
of Colchester, and Chelml!ford diocese. This
.. parish is an ancient place and is stated to have be~n
..given by King William the Norman to Ralph Peverel,
·a Norman soldier, who married Ingelrica, an English
dadv: •
it extends southward to the Chelmer and eastward
· ..to the Blackwater and contains many pleasantly situated
"l"esidenc~s. The church of St. Andrew, formerly the
l(lriory chur\!h, is an edifice of flint and brick, consist-
-ing of chancel, nave of five bays, aisles, vestries, south
porch and a turret containing one bell: in 1873 it was
.c<~mpletely restored and a large piece of ground taken in
on the south side to form a new aisle with upper and
iower vestry rooms, clerestory windows being inserted
on the south side of the nave : an oaken screen was also
.placed between the chancel and the nave and a carved
reredos of Bath stone ereded: the church retains a
monumental effigy of the foundress, besides memorials to
the Bragg and Alleyn families, including the brass figures
<Jf John Alleyn, 1572, his three wives and children: there
are also three other brass effigies, and a long inscription
in· English verse, supposed to belong to them : the win-
dows and west doors have some heraldic shields: the
church affords 450 sittings. The register of baptisms
dates from 1702, of marriages from 1703, and burials
from 1626. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
[242, with 9 acres of glebe, and residence, in the gift of
the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held sin()e 1875 by the
Rev. Frederick Bransby Toulmin M.A. of New College,
()xford. Great tithes, amounting to £722 yearly, are
reeeive-1 by Mrs. Wright, and {,662 have been sold.
There is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1875· The
charities amount to £145 yearly, left in 1820 by Martha
Lovioond, ?f Hatfield Peverel, and there are four aim~-
houses, bmlt and endowed by the same benefactress m
.S2o, for two married couples and two single persons,
for which purpose she left £ 5, 720 ; each married inmate
receives 15s. and each single inmate IOS. per week.
Ingelrica, before mentioned, founded here a college for
secular canons, afterwards converted by W. Peverel, in
the time of Henry I. into a Benedictine priory, and
dedicated to St. Mary ; the priory was a cell to the
abbey of St. Albans, and the revenues at the Dissolution
were valued at £83 Igs. 7d. The learned Edmund
Castell S.T.P. author of the "Lexicon Heptaglotton,''
was vicar of this parish from 1666 : he also held the
rectory of Woodham Waiter and that of Higham Gobion,
Beds, where he died and was buried in 1685. The
Priory, an ancient mansion of stone, situated in a
delightful and secluded spot, surrounded by & park of
about 100 acres, at the entrance to which stands the
church, is occupied by Philip Charles Tennantr esq .
Hatfield Place is the property and residence of .A.rthur
Chandos ..kkwright esq. J.P.; Crix is the re!lidence of
Collingwood Hope esq. K.C., J.P. H. A. Hare esq. iJ.
lord of the manor. Lord Rayleigp P.C., O.M., P.R.S .
and Philip Charles Townsend esq. are the principal land·
owners and lords of the remaining manors, which are
five in number. The land is chiefly arable; subsoil,
gravel and clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
oats and beans. The area of the parish is 4,8-4-9 acres
of land and 17 of water; rateable value, £12,397; the
population in rgn was 1,332 in the civil and 1:,318 in
the ecclesiastical parish.
Parish Clerk, Isaac Thurgood .
Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Cornelius Moore, sub-post-,
master. Letters arrive through Witham at 7 a.m. &
12.30 & 6.35 p.m. ; sundays, 7 a. m.; dispatched at
-rr.4o a.m. &:; 3 & 8.5 p.m.; on snndays letters are
dispatched at 1 I .20 a.m
Wall Letter Box, adjoining the Brewery, cleared at II.35
a.m. & 7·5° p.m. on week days & I I. 15 a. m. on suns
Wall Letter Boxes, Swan P.H. cleared at II.30 a.m. &
8 ·5 p.m.; snndays, II.S a.m.; Crix Corner, cleared at
1 r. 2 5 a.m. & 7· 1 5 p.m.; sundays, I0-55 a.m.; &
Nounsley Green, cleared at 7· 1 5 a.m. & 1.15 & 7·35
p.m.; sundays, 7· 1 5 a.m
Public Elementary School (mixed), built in I8ji, en-
larged in 1872 &; again in 1884, for 203 children;
average attendance, 163; Arthur Bennett, master
· This school is under ·the i:Ontrol of Essex Education
(Braintree Dis·trict) Sub-Committee, John GleaTe,
County High school Braintree cierk
. . . ' .' . ·
Rallway Sta.twn, S1dney A. Farrmgton, stahon master
1 , • •
ICarriers to·-
Chelmsford-Moore Brothers· cart passes through from
I Kelvedon, mon. tues. thurs. fri. & sat
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PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Townsend Philip Charles, Crix farm Lucking Albert, cattle dealer
Arkwright Arthur Chandos J.P. Hat- Vigers Frederick Lynes John H. upholsterer · ~-
field Place Wright Mrs. Heimat Marriage Hugh,fnmer &; brick maker
Barton Major Charles Gerard D.S.O L'OMVERCJAL. Mills David, beer retailer
Hat.field Bury Arnold .Alec, engineer Moore Cornelius, baker, Post office
Bramwell Frederick C. Crabbs hill Atkinson l''rederiCk, chimney sweeper Moore Hora.ce, cycle agent
Butler Waiter J.P. Nounsley lodge Baker Frederick, grocer j Morse Percival R.farmr.Barnards frm
Carter John, Peverel cottage Bennett .Arthur, schoolmaster &; Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants,
Chappelow Mrs. Nounsley villa assistant overseer Railway station
Cullen Frank J. Bovington Bright Brothers, wheelwrights Oliver Adam, Swan P.H
Dean Vernon Richmond, :r,bddle.field Brown Charles &; Sons Ltd. brewers Oliver William, baker ·
De Zoete Herman W. Berwick Place Butler Gerald, farm-er Owers Frederick, builder&;. contractor
Evitt Henry LilMy, The Lodge Clarke Wait. Jas. blcksmth.& shopkpr Perrin Jame:i! E. fly proprietor
GYaves Hon.Algt>rnon Sydney George, Claydon Thomas, builder &; beer retlr Ratcliff Samuel Charles, farmer, Mow-
Fairfields Courtmann lsaac, shapkeeper den Hall farm
Hammond Lieut. Leslie Jennings Courtmann Wm. farmer, Crabbs frm Ringer Arthur Herbert, farm baili1f
Lucas, Hill hause Cullen Frank J. seed grower,Bovingtn to Praed Wood esq. Berwick farm
Hicks Herbert, The Wick Dines George, farmer, Lower farm Rowe Wm. Hy. beer retlr, Nounsley
Hilton Col. Murray Venables,Mowden Doe David, boot repairer & confectnr Scrivener Alice (Mrs.), dress maker
Hope Collingwood K.C., J.P. Crix <J.arrett Arthur, tailor Sorrell Richard, butcher
Low Paul C. Card.fields Good Daniel, brick maker Spearman Thomas J. boot maker
Pipon Mrs. Mill house Harris Henry, blacksmith Springett Herbert, cycle agent
Reyner Basil, Barnard's farm Hasler Henry, farmer Upson John & Charlee, farmers
Round Chas. Jas. Spring.field house Ilatfield & Ulting Conservative .Asso- Wallis Arthur, farmer
Seabrooke Herbert H. The Vicarage ciation (W. J. Clarke, hon. sec) Ward Eliza (Mrs.), saddler
Strutt The Hon. Edward Gerald J.P. Havis Waiter, carrier Wicks Alice (Mrs.), temperance hotel
Whitelands Knight Miss Julia, dairy Wilson Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker
Tennant Philip Chas. Hatfield priory Lawrence Ellen (Miss), grocer Worraker Jesse, fruit grower
Toulmin Rev. Frederick Bransby M.A. Lawrence James, grocer Wright Jsph. Duke of Wellington P.H
(vicar), Kilderry Linn Henry William, Crown P.H I Young William, carpenter

HAVENGORE ISLAND is a small island at the Creek is the eastern limit of the Port of London. This
mouth of the Thames, nearly opposite the Nore Light, island has been sold by J. Tabor esq. of Rochford, tothe
between Foulness Island and the main land, about 4 War Office. The soil is clay, sand and shell. The area
miles north-east from Shoeburyness terminal station of is 298 a•!res of land, x of tidal water and 977 of fore-
the London, Tilbury and Southend railway, 8 south- shore; rateable value, £125; the population in xgu
east from Rochford and 8 north-east from Southend; it was 10. The parish is reputed to be extra-parochial for
was formerly extra-parochial, but is now a parish in the ecclesiastieal purposes.
South Eastern division of the county, Rochford union Letters ~hrough Southend, arrive according to the state
and petty sessional division and Southend county court of the tide. The nearest money order &; telegraph
district; the pilot mark at the entrance to Havengore office is at Great Wakering, 3 miles distant
HAVERHILL is a parish in Risbridge union, formerly partly in this county but now wholly in Suffolk; full par-
ticulars will be found in Kelly'a Directory of Suffolk.
HAVERING-ATTE-BOWER is a pleasant village manor of the liberty and principal landowner; the man-
and parish, 3 miles north from Romford station and 15 sion, occupying part of the site of the old palace of the
from London, in the Southern division of the county, Canfessor, is an elegant modern building with a tower,
pet.ty sessional division, union and county court district and is pleasantly situated on an eminence, surrounded
of Romford, rural deanery of Chafford, archdeaconry by extensive pleasure grounds and a finely-wooded park
of Essex and Chelmsford diocese ; this place gave name of 250 acres. Pyrgo Park is the residence of Lord
'io t-he liberty and peculiar of Havering-atte-Bower, which O'Hagan; the mansion, a modern edifice of brick in
included the parishes of Romford, Havering and Harn- the Classic style, with a tower and portico, stands in an
church, but this liberty was abolished by Order in extensive park, commanding very fine views of the
Council. dated gth May, 1892. The church of St. John surrounding country, and occupies the site of a. house
the Evangelist, rebuilt by subscription, is an edifice of formerly belonging to the Queens of England, in which
tlint with stone dressings in the Decorated .style, con- J oan, daughter of Charles II. King of Navarre, and
sisting of chancel, nave, north aisle and an embattled Queen of Henry IV. died 9 July, 1437· Bower House,
tower on the south side containing 6 bell~; the lower a mansion of bri'Ck standing in a park of about 120
itage forms a porch: the church was re-cansecrated acres, is the residence of J<Jhn Taylor esq. M.Inst.C.E.
13th April, 1878, and contains an ancient font and a Bedfords, originally called 1' Belfonts," from its ample
memorial by Wyatt to Sir John Smith-Burges bart. who supply of water, is now occupied by Sir Montagu
died in x8o3 and was buried in this church: an organ Cornish Turner kt. and is a stone mansion, standing in
was provided in 1902 at. a cost of £5oo: there are 250 a park of nearly 100 acres, commanding one of the
eittings. The register dates from the year 1670. The finest views in the country and embracing the river
liYing is a. vicarage, net yearly value £240, with resi- Thames, the Knockholt hills in Kent, the Crys-tal Pa.lace,
den<'e, in the gift of W. H. Pemberton-Barnes esq. St. Paul's and the towers of the Houses {)f Parliament
and held since 1909 by the Rev. William Bertram at Westminster. The ~oil is mixed; subsoil, clay.
Ru~sell Caley 1\'I..A. of Pembroke College, Cambridge. The chief crops are wheat, oats, beans and roots. The
_\. Parish Room was presented to the village in 1903 by area is 2,093 acres; rateable value, £4,341 ; the popu-
Mrs. Pemberton-Barnes. Th1s is one of the few villages lation in rgu was 399·
in England in which the ancient stocks may still be Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Miss Ellen Ran-ee, sub-post-
seen, and here they stand on the green facing the mistress. Letters arrive from Romford at 5.10 &
('hurch. Havering is believed to have once been the 8.55 a.m. &; 7.30 p.m.; delivered at 6 &; g.Io a.m. &
11eat <Jf Saxon royalty, for, according to traditionary (to callers) 7·45 p.m.; dispatched at 2.35 &; 7.15
accounts, Edward the Confessor built a palace here, or p.m. ; sundays, 7· 15 p.m
improved one more ancient : the portions extant are not Pillar Letter Box, Chase Cross, cleared at 7 a.m. &;
11nfficient to oetermine the hmits of the original build- 2.50 &; 7·30 p.m. ; sunday, 7·30 p.m
ing, whatever it may have been; it is certain, however, Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1817 & since
1hat this monarch frequently lived here in retirement. enlarged, for II2 children; average attendance, 88;
Havering Park is t.he seat of Mrs. Mclnoosh, lady of the .Arthur ~ontague Derrick, master, Mrs. Derrick, mist;
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Pemberton-Barnes Misses, The Hall Fuller Alfred, Oran!!e Tree P.H
Caley Rev. Wil1iam Bertram Russell Smith Benjamin, Fernside Goodwin Henry, baker
M.A. Vicarage Stone Henry Jessop J.P.Low.Bedford~ Halsey Rosina (Mrs.), bet>r retailer
IIope Geo. Palmer J.P. Havering grng Taylor John M.Inst.C.E. Bower house Knightbridge Harold, butcher
Mcintcsh Mrs. Havering park Turner Sir Montagu Cornish,Bedfords Popplewell Robert J ames, tailor
~allett Isaac, La-wn cottage COMMERCIAL. Sammons William, farmer, Lower pk
Norris .Arthur Lindsay, Chase cross Beckett Thomas, farm bailiff to Mrs. Stuart George, land steward to Lord
O'Hagan Lord J.P. Pyrgo park Mclntosh, Bower farm O'Hagan, North lodg-e, Pyrgo park

Romford), Bound house

I
Pemberton Rev. Joseph Hardwick Cole Edwin .A. farn1er,Upper Bedfords Suckling Arthur. shopkeeper
(curate in charg-e of Collier Row, Fern Henry, head gardener to J. Wright ne~inald, bailiff to Misses
Taylor esq Pemberton-Barnes, BowPr farm
ESSEX 20~
 .308 H.AWKWELl. ESSEX . [ KELL\':J

HAWK WELL (Hawkswell, Hawkewell or Hack well) in the gift of R. C. Kempe esq. and held since 1809
I
acquired this name at least as early as the time of by the Rev. George Padfield M . .A.. of Durham University.
King Edward the Confessor, and is a village and parish, -Tho Sudbury charity, dating from the 16th century,.
2 miles north-west from Rochford station on the Great and yielding about [15 yearly, is distributed in coals.
Eastern railway, 6 north-west from- Southend and 35 and money to the aged poor. The soil is loamy; sub-
from- L&ndoa, .• in. the South-Eastern division of the soil, mostly day. 1 The chief cro.ps are wheat, beans..
county, Bochford hundred, petty sessional division and peas, barleY' and 1 pot~toes. '. The' area is 1,365 acres;..
union, Southend county eourt district, in Canewdon rateable value, [2,803·; the• population in 19u was 565.
and Southend rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Post Office. Frederick Saunders, sub-postmaster. Let-
Cl.Jelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary the Virgin 1 ters from Hockley, Essex; deliveries at 6.20 & :ro a.m.
is a building of stone in the Perpendicular style, cun- &; 7.30 p.m.; dispatched at 8.50 & n.so a.m. & 6.4,5.
sisting of chancel and nave, porch and a wooden belfry p.m.; sundays, delivery at 6.15 a.m.; dispatched at
at the west end with spire and containing one . bell: ' 6.10 a. m. Pillar Letter Box, near the Laurels, cleared
there is a piscina and a low-side window, and .four 7 & 10.30 a.m. & 6.50 p.m. Hockley is the nearest
stained windows in the chancel and nave: the church money order & telegraph office, three-quarters of •
was restored in 1877, and affords Ioo sittings. The mile distant
register of baptisms dates from 1692; burials, 1695; Council School (mixed), built in 1846 & enlarged in
marriages, 16g6. The living is a rectory, net yilarly Ic;OJ,. for 82 children; average attendance, 61; :Miss
1

value £xgo, including So acres of glebe, with residence, l _\lice .TolPlyn, mistress
(Marked thus * receive their letters . *Hayward Herbert, farmer,Holt faiTh
through Rochford.) COliMERCU.L. Horton Geo ..Arth. builder, The Laurels
*Bellamy Waiter, Swaines house Bacon Mark, White Hart inn Hymas .Alfred, coal merchant
Burr John Thomas, Laburnum house Browne Harold H. nurseryman Jennings .Abraham, market gardene~r
Flavell Frank Morton, Francrose Bundick Fredk. threshing roach. ownr & shopkeeper, The Nurseries
Howlett John, Crendon, Rectory road Burr Jn. Thos. builder, Laburnum ho Lawrance Mary .Ann (Mrs.), shopkpr
Ja.mes James .Arthur, Denewood Cottis, Beehag & Co. farmers, Hawk- *Lorentzen & Harrison, nurserymen
*Lay Willia.m T. Oakdene well hall Robinson Samuel, farme~, Swain frm
Offin Thos. William, Clement's hall Davies Peter, potter Saunders Frederick, shopkeeper, &
Padfield Rev. George M ..A. Rectory *Gooch Robert, joiner post office
Wood Herbert, Oaklands Harrison Wm. Jas. builder,Southdene
HAZELEIGH is a parish of scattered houses, 2~ actor, and master of the king's bears, having retired
miles south-west from West Maldon station on the Great from the stage, in 1612 founded Dulwich College, the
Eastern railway, in the South Eastern division of the manor of Dulwich being already his by purchase in
county, Maldon union and county court district, Dengie 16o6; many of his family are buried beneath the chan-
hundred and petty sessional division, and in the rural eel, but himself in the chapel of the old college at
deanery of Maldon, archdeac<1nry of Essex and diocese Dulwich, where there is a raised tomb bearing his arms.
<1f Chelmsford. The church of St. Nicholas is now Lieut.-Col. Sir .A.ugustus Alexander Brooke-Pechell hart.
disused (except for burials), service being held in an is lord of the manor and principal landowner. The
iron -church erected in 1893 in the centre of the village:
crops are wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas. Th&
this structure has sittings for ss persons. The registers01l is strong clay; subsoil, clay. The area is 99z
of baptisms da.tes from 1575; burials, ISB4; marriages, acres; rateable value, £697; the population in 19u
1602. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £. 16o, was 127.
with 13! acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Parish Clerk, ..irthur Ta~·lor.
and held since 1896 by the Rev. Gilbert Henry Raynor Wall Letter Box cleared at 10.30 a.m. (July to Sept.
M ..A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. The rectory ro.IO a. m.) & 5.20 p.m. week days; sundays, 10.5 a.m
house is pleasantly situated on the commanding Letters through Maldon, which is the nearest money
eminence of Loddart's hill, with extensive views of the order & telegraph office, arrive at 6.45 a.m
river Blackwater and the HytJhe and the Maldon basin. The ehildren of this parish go either to Woodham Mor-
Hazeleigh Hall, near the churrch, and now used as a timer or Purleigh schools
farm house, was in the x6th century the residence of Carrier from Southminster &; Tillingham to Chelmsford
the .Alleyne family, one ~f whom, Edward Alleyne, (passing through). Hughes, every tues. & fri
PRIVATE RESIDENT.
CO:llliiERCU.L. Stevens William Henry, farmer,Hatcb
Blomfield Charlie James .A.rthur, House farm
Baynor Rev. Gilbert Henry M . .A.. White Hart inn Taylor George, hurdle maker
Rectory ICroxon Cranmer Harris, farmer Trowles George, Royal Oak P.H
HEATH PARK, see Romford .
HELIONS BUMPSTEAD is a village and parish .:!,853 acres; rateable value, [2,264; the population in
on the borders of Cambridgeshire, 4 miles south-west 19II was 558 in the civil parish and 587 in the eccle-
from Haverhill station on the Melford and Cambridge siastical parish, 1rhich includes part of Castle Camps,
branch of the Great Eastern railway, 10 north-east from Cambridgeshire.
Saffron Walden and 16 north-west from Halstead, in the
Northern division of the county, Fres·hwell hundred, OLMSTE.AD GREEN, 1 mile south-west, in Cam-
Bardfield petty sessional division, Risbridge union, Haver- bridges·hire, formerly a hamlet of Helions Bumpstead,
hill county court district, and in Saffron Walden rural was by a Local Government Board Order, No. r6,610,
dated March 25, x885, added to Castle Camps, Cam-
.
deanerv, archdeaconrv
- of Colchester and Chelmsford
diocese. The church of St. .A.ndrew is an edifice of bridgeshire, for civil purposes.
stone and brick in the Early English style, consisting
of chancel, clerestoried nave of four bays, south aisle, -
Parish Clerk, John Dvson.
Post Office.~William Clamp, sub-postmaster. Letters
south porch and an embattled western tower of brick from Haverhill (Suffolk) arrive at 8.35 a.m. & 1.30
containing a dock and 6 bells: in the church is a p.m. (callers only); dispatched at u.15 a.m. & 6-
monument to Devereux, son of Sir John Tallakarne, p.m. ; no delivery on sundays. The nearest money
slain at the battle of Riez, in Provence, France, 3 .April, order and telegraph office is at Steeple Bumpstead, !l
1628, ret. 6o: there are 400 sittings. The register dates miles distant
from the year 1558. The living is a vicarage, net yearly Pillar Letter Box cleared at II.2o a.m. & S·So p.m.
value £x8o, with 3 acres of glebe and residence, in week days only
the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since
1913 by the Rev. Ernest Layton Onions. The Gospel Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1854, for
Brethren have a hall here, built in 1886, and ·holding 130 children; average attendance, 100; Charles Henry
wo. Queens' College, Cambridge, and the trustees of Shaw, master
St. Thomas' Hospital, London, are the chief landowners. This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Hal-
The soil is clay; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief stead District) Sub-Committee
crops are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area is Carrier to Haverhill.-Samuel Moore, daily (except tues)
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COHliERCIAL. Chapman William (exors. of), farmrs.
Cole Misses, Hill cottage Challis Eleanor (Mrs.), shopkeeper Perry .Appleton
Onions Rev. Ernest Layton (vicar), Chapman Samson. farmer, Slate hall Clamp William, grocer, Post office
Vicarage Chapman Sarah (}Jrs.), farmer, New Collins .Alexander, farm er
Percival Daniel, Upper house house Cooper Mark, farmer
Bichardson J oseph • Dewsbury Alfred, fa.,.,rmmer, Lanceley's
 DlltECTORY. J ESSEX. BE~HAM • 309
.Eley James., blacksmtth Ketteridge Sall'ludl. farmer, Boblow Richardson J esse, farmer ~
Emson Frederick, horse dealer ~larsh Walter,Marquis of Granby P.B Ruffle Richard, farmer, Copy
Gee Stanley, farmer, White's farm .\-Ioore Samuel, carrier Thake John, carpenter
Girls' Friendly Society (branch) (Misl> Patmell Thomasl'ercy, farmer, Bump- Tilbrook Ambrose, farmer, Helions
Mary Cola, sec) stead hall farm
.Jacobs A..rth.C. Three Horseshoes P.H Parken Sampson, frmr.Board Barn fm W oodley Ralph, farmer
.Hammond Waiter, farm bailiff to Mr. Pask Stephen, miller (steam)
George Patrick Percival Charles, beer retailer
.HEMPSTEAD is a village and parish, 7 miles south- r the church has 293 sittings: in 1889 the churchyard was
west from Haverhill station on the Colne Valley line and 1 enlarged by the addition of over 500 square yards of
7 east from Saffron Walden station on that branch of land. The register of baptisms and marriages dates
the Great Eastern railway, 7 north from Thaxted and from the year 1664; burials, 1665: among the entries
47 from London, in the Northern division of the county, of baptisms is that of Richard, son of John and Mary
imndred al'ld petty sessional division of Fre!<hWf'll, union· Turpin, 21 Sept. qo5, afterwards notorious as "Dick
.and eounty .-ourt di~trict of .Saffron Walden, Saffron Turpin," the highwayman, who is supposed to have been
Walden rural deanery, archdeaco'lry of Colchester and born at the Crown Inn, in this parish: opposite the
.(_!ftelmsford diocese. The church of St. Andrew, for- house is a circle of 8 (formerly u) trees, known
nwrly a chapel attachPd to Great ·Sampford, is an I as "Turpin's or Tuppin's ring," and at one time an in-
ancient edifice of rubble in the Gothic style, consisting closure for cock fighting: at Dawkins farm, in thts
.ef chancel, with Harvey chapel, nave, aisles and south parish, is preserved a portion of the oak in which Turpin
,porch, the tower having fallen on Saturday, 28 Jan. took refuge from his pursuers. The living is a vicar-
I88a. doing much damage to the church; of the 5 age, annexed to that of Great Sampford, joint net yearly
'bells, one, the tenor, was shattered by the fall; the value £230, with 18 acres of glebe and residence, in the
<remaining four are temporarily hung in the church- s;rift {)f Col. R. F. R Formby. and hPld since 1905 by the
.yard, near the east end of the church: beneath the RPv. Edward John Roberts M.A. of St. John's College,
-chancel and vestry is the vault of the Harvey family. Cambridge. The rectorial tithes are in the hands of
'Where. an.til 1883, reposed the remains of the celebrated the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and yield about £700
Dr. William Harvey, the discoverer of the circulation yearly. The vicarage house, a good residence of brick,
-of the blood, but in that year they were removed into erected in 1884-5, at a cost of £1,585, stands about a
the Harvey chapel and placed in a marble sarcophagus quarter of a mile north of the church in an acre of
'Pr~sented for this purpose by the Royal College of ground given by C. F. W. Fane esq. The Primitive
l'hysician~, of which he had been a. fellow: in the Methodist chapel here was erected in 1853, and has 50
chapel is also a monument to his memory, with bust sittings. Charities amounting to about £16 yearly, left
<Gnd an inscription in Latin recording his death at the by John Pound, of Hempstead, and others, have been
age of 8o, 3 June, 1657: here also are various other lost; there are four houses, built in 1862 by Miss Rut-
memorials to this family from 1661 to 1830, including land for the late Misses Green, for poor widows of the
i:wo medallions of white marble with portraits in l>as- I parish; each inmate has to pay a small rent, which is
relief, by Roubiliac, to William Harvey, of Winchlow I used for repairs. Lady AuQ"usta Fanny Fane, of 33 Ted-
IHall and Chigwell, d. 14 December, 1742, and Elizabeth, wl:'rth square, London. S.W. is lady of the manor and
bis wife; another marble monument to William Harvev, •
principal landowner. The estate !mown as Hempstead
o0f Roehampton, and Bridget, his wife, 1719·6I, and a Hall has been presented to the Church Army, and is now
m.emorial to Capt. Edward Harv-3y, Coldst:ream Guards, mlled "The Church Army Emigration Colony," estab-
:and eldest S{)n of Admiral Harvev, •
who fell at Burgos. lished for the purpose of training the unemployed in
111 October, 1812; Sir Eliab Harvey K.C.B. Admiral of farm work, with a view to their emigration to Canada.
'the B111e, also interred here, d. :zo Feb. 1830: there are The soil is loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
'brass effigies of civilians, c. 1475 and 1480, without in- wheat and barley. The area is 3,591 acres; rateable
i!Criptions, and others to Thomas Huntingdou esq. ob. ,-a] uP. £3·386; the population in I91I was 509-
1492. and Margaret (Tyrrell), his wife; to William Mor- Post Offi H Id w- 11 - H h b t
...."' an t , ch"te f prot.h ono. t ary of t h e C ourt
. o f C ommon PI eas,
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ers arrive. rom a ron
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-ob. 1518, and his wife, Anne (Huntmg-ton 10 !lnn;o
:and 6 daughters- a civilian and his wife c. 1530 with a. m. & 12 · 15 p.m. ; dispatched at I2. 15 & 6.5 p.m. ;
' . . ~ ~ sundays, IO.:-JS a.m. The nearest money order office
-4 sons and 5 daughters, and an mscnptwn to Rtchard - t G. t s· f d ... t 1 h ffi t R d · t
W es tl ev, ob . 151 8 • an d h Is . w1"fe J oan: th e c h urc h , wi"th IS a
. rea
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1 b e c· ance , arvey
"It d c thape d'an t" ower.f C oun t v p o11ce
- St a t"1on, H enry Ed ward K ettl e, cons t a ble
was en t 1re y re u1 1n 188 7- 8 , un er e uec 1on o .• · . . .
:Mr. Samuel Knight, architect, of London, at a cost of Puhhc El.ementary School (:r~nxed), bmU m 1825 & en-
'()Ver £ 1,600 , raised by subscription, and re-opened ~ larged m 1883, for .m8 c~uldren; avera~e attendan~e,
'May, 1 888: the new pulpit, reading desk Hnd lectern are ?o; C~arl~s Fredencl;: Fife, master; M1ss Amy Till,
()f oak, skilfully carved by t·he Rev. John Escreet, curate mfants m1stress
"herp I877-19~5. who also executed the carving on thP Carriers to Walden. John Harding, daily & Charles
-.onth porch; the oak was given by C. F. W. Fane esq.: Andrews, tues. & sat
Atkinson Ral.phWalker J.P.The Limes Coe George Albert, Crown P.H Harding Samuel, farmer,Frenches fm
"Drane John, Hillside Colman Wm.Thos.frmr.Winchlow hall Hudson Alice (Mrs.). shopkeeper
Escreet RPv . .Tnhn (retired) Drane John, relieving officer No. 3 Humphrey Barold Wm. grcr. Post off
Horsnell Miss, Waterloo cottage district, & collector to the guar- Johnson Geo. farm bailiff to Church
Roberts Rev. Edward John ~LA. dians, Saffron Walden union, & .Army Emigration Colony, Ruses fm
Vicarage reQ"istrar of births, deaths & mar- Johnson Henry, Royal Oak P.H
COMMERCIAL. riaQ;es, & vaccination officer fm Ketteridgoe Thos.Allen,frmr.Bull's bdg
:A.ndrews .Alfd (Mrs.), farmer,Phillips sub-district of Bad-winter, Hillside M!ltthews Benjamin, farm bailiff to
.Andrews Charles, carrier Drvsdale Lawrance, farmer, Anso Sidncy Furze esq. Church farm
Andrews Robert, eowkeeper Gallows ~fyhill Henry & :Norman Cecil,farmrs .
.Atkinson Arthur, farmer, Hop house Fitch Frederick, boot & shoe maker Great Dawkins
lHackmore Mrs. Anna, farmer, Pollins 1<'ord Waiter, boot k shoe maker , Mynott Waiter. farmer, Boyton's farm
cross Foster Frank, farmer, Fields farm Pryor Annie (Mrs.), &hopkeeper
"Blackmore Thomas Charles, farmer, FrPeman William, farmer, Hill farm Pryor Henrv, builder
Prentices farm Halls Chas. farmer, Little Bull's farm Stubbing's Denny, carpenter
'Church Army Emigration Colonv Hat-cling George, miller & farmer Turner Sidney, smith
(Thos. Warner, su.pt.). HempsteadJHarding John, carrier Ward Brothers, butchers
Hall Willings David, farmer, Blagdens frm
"HENHAM (or Henham-on-thP-Hill) is a parish, with stone in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel.
-a halt on the Elsenham to Thaxted line of the Great nave of bur bays. aisles, south porch and an embattled
~astern railway, ~~ miles north-east from Elsenham western tawt'r with short spire, containing 5 bells and
station on the Great Eastern (Cambridge) railway, 6 a very fine clock, placed in 1887 by Salisbury Baxendale
11orth-ea,t from Bishop Stortford and ~ from London, esq. as lord of the manor, together. with about 400
in the .XortbNn division of the county, Clavering and othPr contributors, includin!l the school children : there
Tttlesford hnndrPds, Saffron Walden petty sessional arP two pi,cina>, an ancient octagonal font and an
.d_ivision, Bi.,hop '3tortfnrd uni'Jn and ccnnty court dis- oaken pulpit, the sounding board of which has been
.trict, in ~eV~pnrt and Stan~t!'d rnral dean!'ry, Colchester taken down and converted into a reading desk : an
archdeaeonrv• and Cht>lmsford dioct>se. ThP church of ancient oal;: ~crePn divides the chancel and nave: in
.Bt. "lla1y the Yirgin is a largp and anciPnt building of the chancPl i'l a marble monument to Samuel Feake
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310 HENHAM. ESSEX. [KELLY'S

esq. formerly president and governor of Fort 'Villiam, The area is 2,995 acre"'; rateable \·ahw, £10,412; the
Bengal, whose family held the estate of Henham Hall population in I9II was 741
in the 18th century: Waiter, sth Bai•on Fitzwalter, who Post & M. 0. Office.-Miss Edith Emilv • Gardiner, sub-
died in 1407, was buried here: in 1897 a sum of £6oo postmistress. Letters should be addressed Stansted,
was expended in opening out the original oak roof, Essex; letters through Stansted arrive at 8 a. m. &
reseating the nave, enlarging the organ &c. : there are 2 p.m. & 9 a.m. sunday; dispatched at J & 6.1()
400 sittings. The register dates from the year 1539. p.m. WPE'k days & 11 a.m. oundays. The nearest tele-
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £268, with graph office is Elsenham, 2 miles distant
10 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs.
lval-Williams, and held since 1907 by the Rev. William LITTLE HENHAM is a hamlet in Clavering hundred.
lval-Williaml\. A parish room was erected in 1909. a mile and a half to the north, containing three farms
The Congregational chapel was erected in 1864, at a and a few cottages.
cost of £1,ooo, left by will for this purpose by the late
Edwa.rd Sandford esq. of Bullington Hall, in the parish PLEDGDEN is a hamlet of Henham, in Clavering
of Ugley, who died in June, 1863; it affords 400 sittings. hundred, 2 miles south-east from Henham, adjoining
There is also a room, opened at the same time, and El<>enham, and Pledgden Green, 2 miles south-east from
used for lectures and a Sundav •
school. Charities Henham, has a few cottages .
amounting to £24 yearly are distributed in kind. Sexton, William Charles Turner.
'Villiam Fuller-:Maitland esq. of Stansted Hall, who is Council School (mixed), built in 1875, for 170 children;
lord of the manor and lay rector, and Sir Waiter Gilbey average attendance, 120; Benjamin Thomas Hood.
bart. of Elsenham Hall, who is lord of the manor of head master; Mrs. Hood, assistant mistress & Miss
Pledgden hamlet, are the principal landowners. The soil Edith Skillicorn, infants' mistrt>ss
is partly gravel and strong clay and loam; subsoil, clay.
The .crops are wheat, oats, barley, roots and beans. Carrier.-To Bishop Stortford, Herbert Willett, thurs

PRIVATE RESIDENTS. fBurls .Arthur Robert, farmer, Green Knights Waiter "\V. shopkeeper
Chamberlain Jn. Edwd. Woodend grn End farm & Pledgen Hall farm Joyce Allan, f~rmer, Broom
Deen Martin Park house Bush George, market gardener,Green Judd M . .A. (.M1ss), grocer
Ely Talfourd', The Willows Chippendale _Joseph Wm. 9ock P.H M~tthews Josiah Henry, Prudential
Hanson Hubert 0. M. The White cot Cooper Dav1d, farmer, Little Hen- msurance agent, Rose cottage
Hornsby Geo. Fredk. Clematis cottage h~m lodge Newman ~VJ?. fatwer, . ~enleys farm
Ival-Williams Rev. William (vicar) DaVIs George, butcher Percy Wllham & Wilham Henry~
Vicarage ' D~xon Ernest & Sidney, blacksmiths _fa:mers, Old Meads
Orger James Pennin<Tton
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cottage DIXon Edward, thatcher P1lkmgton .A.lbert, farmer, Jock farm
Orpen Miss, Exleigh Enderby Robert, market gardener Pimblett WilliamJames,Parsonage fm
Prichard Russell Preston Foster Wm. beer retlr. Pledgen green Pulham Henry C. nurseryman
Smallwood Guy i.. The Cottage Gardiner Edith Emily (Miss), grocer, Roberts Robert J. farmer, Little Hen-
Vaughan James The Friends' Mission Post office ham hall
house ' Gray Charles, Crown P.H Simons Annie (~Irs.), farmer, Mill h()
Wright Thomas Hayden John Edward, blacksmith Turner William Charles, carpenter
Heard Waiter, wheelwright Willett Herbert, carrier
COMMERCIAL. Hollinshead Mary (Mrs.), fanner, Wright Frank Charles, shoo maker
Balaam John, Bell inn Henham lodge Wright Herbert James, carpenter
Barrett Edward, shopkeeper Hood Beniamin Thos. scboolmaster & Wright Robert, farmPr
Bonfieid Mary Jane (Mrs.), grocer assistant overseer Yarrow Peter & Alfred, farmers

GREAT AND LITTLE HENNY.

GREAT HENNY (or Heany) is a parish bounded on gatestone, and Col. Nathaniel Barnardiston D.L., J.P_
lilie east by the river Stour, which here divides the of The Byes. The soil is mixed loam and gravel; sub-
county from Suffolk, 3 miles south from Sudbury sta- $oil, various. The chief crops are wheat, barley and
tion and the wharves on the river Stour, in the Northern turnips. The area is r,oz8 acres of land and 6 of
division of the county, Hinckford hundred, Sudbury water; rateable value, £976; the population in J9II was
union and county court district, South Hinckford petty 183 in the civil parish and 207 in the ecclesiastical
sessional division (Halstead bench), a.nd in· the rural parish.
deanery of Halstead, archdeaconry of Colchester and dio- By Local Government Board Order 16,461, March 25,
cese of Chelmsford. The church of St. Mary is a small r885, New Houses, Hill and Lower Farms, were tram•
building of stone in the Early English style, consisting ferre.-l from this parish to Twinstead for civil purposes_
of chancel, nave, south porch, organ chamber and a Parish Clerk, William Amos.
western tower with spire containing 3 bells: there is a
LITTLE HENNY is a parish in the same jurisdicnon
mural tablet in the organ chamber to the Rev. Claude
and formerly had a small church, the foundations of
Jamineau Carter, a former rector, d. 1833, and Sibilla,
which are still to be seen half a mile north-west from
his wife, d. 1835; and in the belfry are brasses to
Great Henny church. The living is a rectory, net ye-.1rly
Thomas Crump, d. 1781; to George Golding, d. r617,
and to William Ffyscher and Anne, his wife : the chan- value £70, in the gift of Col. N. Barnardiston, and held
cel retains its sedilia and a double pi~cina, and in the '!ince IJOO by the Rev. William Bury :M.A. of Hertford
nave is another piscina: the interior was re~~ored and College, Oxford, who is also rector of and resides a\
reseated with open benches in 186o, and a stained east Great Henny. The Ryes, a mansion built at the be-
window inserted in the ~hancel in memory of Mrs. ginning of the last century, and enlarged in 1884, i&
Barnardiston, who died in 1855: a memorial window pleasantly situated in a finely wooded park and is th&
"Was plact>d in the chancel in 1871 to Miss Laura Bar- seat of Col. Nathaniel Barnardiston D.L., J.P. who i&
nardiston, and another to Nathaniel Clarke Barnardiston lord of the manor and principal landowner. The area
esq. J.P., D.L. d. 1883: the church, which has 200 is +I9 acres; rateable •alue, £359; the population in
~ittings, was again restored in 1907 at a cost of £sso :
1911 was sr.
in 1908 a brass eagle lectern was presented by Col. Wall Letter Box, Henny :\hll, cleared week days at 7.10
Nathaniel and Lady Florence Barnardiston. The register a.m. & 12.45 & 5.30 p.m. Letters through Sudbury
dates from the year 1695. The living is a rectory, net arrive at 7.30 a.m. & 12 noon week da~·s only. Bai-
yearly vnlue £224, with 6o acres of glebe and residence, ling-rlon is the nearest money order office, 2! miles, &::
in the gift oi the Earl of Verulam, and held since Sudhury the nt>arest telegraph office. 3 miles distant
1900 by the Rev. William Bury M.A.. of Hertford Col-
lege, Oxford, who is also rector of Little Henny. George THORNCROFT is a quarter of a mile north-east.
Frederick Beaumont esq. of The Lawn. Coggeshall, is Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 186o, for tio
lord of the manor. The principal landowners are chiMren; average attendance, 39; Miss Emily Bacon,.
Edward Herbert Sykes esq. of Fryerning GraRge, In- mistress
GREAT HENNY. Meadows George, farmer, Thorncxoft LITTLE HEl."VNY.
Bury Rev. William M.A. (rector), Moore Herbert, farmer, Fenn farm Barnardiston Col. Nathaniel D.L.• J.P'~
Rectory Rolfe Cecil Alfred, frmr. Street farm & Lady Florence, The Ryes
Fulton Col. G. W. R. (late R.A.), Tuffin Alfred, baker Barnard Edwd.Pool, farmer, Byes frm
Henny grove White William, whiting manufacturer Nott Edmnnd, farmer, Gentry's farra
COMMERCIA!.. Wilson Philip Arthur ( exors. of), mil-
Jezard Wait. Swan P.H. & blacksmith lers (steam & water), Henny mill
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. HIGH B~ECH. 311
HERONGATE, see East Horndon.
HEYBRIDGE is a parish adjoining Maldon, on the at Broad Street Green, was erected in 1903, at a cost of
north bank of the river Blackwater and the Chelmer £+5oo, and has 10 beds. Charitieg producing £7 12s.
nnigation, in the Eastern division of the county, yearly are distributed in kind. The Towers, a large
Thurstable hundred, Dengie petty sessional di>ision, and elegant mansion, erected in 1873, and built of con-
Maldon union and county court district, and in the crete in a modern Italian style, is the property and
rural deanery of Maldon, archdeaconry of Essex and re;:idence of Edmund Ernest Bentall esq. J.P. Cham-
Ch!'lmsford diocese. This place was formerly named pion L:>dge is the residence of Sir Claude Champion-da-
"Tidw&lditune," and was given to St. Paul's Cathedral Crespigny hart. E. E. Bentall esq. and Sir C. Cham-
by King Athelstan. The church of St. Andrew is an pion-de-Cresphmy bart. are the prinoipal 'landowners.
ancient structure of flint, in the Early Norman and The soil is light loam; subsoil, gravel. The crops are
Early Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel and general. The area is 1,815 acres of land and 18 of
nave, south porch and a very broad tower now rising water; rateable value, £7,515; the population in 1911
but little higher than the roof and containing one bell : was 1,922 in the civil parish and 1,937 in the eccle-
the originllil north wall remains, but the south wall siastical parhh.
was apparently destroyed by the fall of the tower: on "Under the provisions of the "Divided Parishes Act,
the north side of the chancel is a monument to Thomas r882," the Bull Inn &c. was transferred from Heybridg&
Freshwater, of Lincoln's Inn, ob. 15 March, 1638 : in to Great Tot.ham.
1897 a marble font was presented as a memorial to the
late Rev. Thomas Wren, vicar here 1857-q 4 : there are Parish Clerk, Richard Mulley.
210 sittings. The register dates from the year 1558. Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £250, with Richard Mulley, sub-postmaster. Letters through
re'lidence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of St. Maldon arrive at 6. 15 & u. 45 a.m. & 2 • 20 , 4 &
Paul's, and held since 1906 by the Rev. Archibald 6 d" h d ._ o.
Patr1c· k M N ·1 "{ A f S t. J oh n's C o11ege, C am b r1"d ge.
~ c e1 e ~· . . o
·45 p.m.
& ; 1spatc e d at 9 011· 10.406 a.m. "" 1.3o, d"
· 11 C t• h BRO 'D 3.25, ,6 9 p.m.; sun ays, arr1ve at .20 a.m.; l&-
Th ere IS a sma 1
ongrega wna c ape at 1 ~~ patched at 9 p. m
STREET GREEN, ereeted in Igoo, seating 120 persons, Post & Telegraph Office, Basin. Samuel James Pm·kiss,
and another at HeybFidge Basin, built in I85o, with sub-postmaster. Letters through Maldon arrive at
1ao sittings. The Cemetery, comprising 2! r acres of d 6 .so a.m. cu
._ 5 p.m.; sun d ays, 8.45 a.m.; d"1spatch eu. .r
groun·d, was f orme d in h 1887, at a cost
d of h ;e,I,3oo, an 6 -.. d
.5o a.m. 011 5.30 p.m. ; sun ays, ·45 a.m.8 H ey-
contams a mortuary c apel; it is un er t e control of bridge is the nearest money order offi.c&
the Burial Committee of the Parish Council. There is Wall Letter Box, Broad Street Green, cleared a. 20 a.m.
a reading room, supported e>ntirely by E. H. Bentall &
3 p.m. week days only
aSnddCo. Lhimi ted, and a bduildingh, which is used asha Wall Letter Box, Saltcote, cleared 8. 15 a.m. & S·YS
un ay sc oo1, was erecte at t e sole expense of t e d
late WaJ ter W armg · esq. of Ma Id on, son of a f ormer p.m.; sun ays, 8.15 a.m
vicar. Here are the extensive iron foundry and agri- Council School (mixed &; infants), erected in 1913, for
cultural implement and machine manufactories of 468 children; average attendance, 300; Benjamin Pea.-
Edward Hammond Bentall and Co. Limited, and there cocke A..C.P. master: ~Iiss Kersey, infants' mistress
are several malt houses, granaries and lime kilns. Cc.nveyance (Charles E. Williams) meets all trains at-
Yaldon Joint Hospital Board.; Isolation Hospital, situated ~Ialdon (east) & Heybridge stations
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Butcher Arthur, timber merchant, Maldon & Heybridge Co-operative
Baker Mrs. Langford road see May & Butcher Limited Society Ltd. (Stanley Cobbold, sec)
Belsham Lowis, Boucherns Butcher John, lime bul'ller, see Last & Maldon Joint Hospital Board Isolation
• Belsham Oliver Daniel J .P Butcher Hospital (Henry Reynolds Brown
Beutall Edmd. Ernest J.P.The Towers Cemetery (William Cobbold, clerk to M.A., M.D., C.M.Edin. medical
Butcher Arthur, Sea view, Heybridge the burial committee) supt. ; Miss Elizabeth S. Miles,
Basin Chandler Richard Walker, painter matron), Broad Street Green
de-Orespigny Sir Claude Champion Clark Alfred, Jolly Sailor inn, Basin Malf & Butcher Li.nited, English
bart. D.L., J.P. Champion lodge Clark George, shopkeeper, Basin & foreign timber merchants & im-
Hall Charles Clements David, lock keeper, Basin porters, manufacturers of portable
•
King Miss, Bridge houo:;e Cutts George William, baker buildings & farm applianeell,
Lewis Ernest, St. Mary's villa Dalton Willet, tin>~mith builders' merchants, Government
Lott Thomas, The Farm Davis William, hair dresser «tores merchants, boat builders_ ~
McNeile Rev. Archibald Patrick M.A. Evans George, farmer, Poplar grove yacht fitters, Steam sawing & plan-
(vicar), Vicarage Eve Henry Thomas & Co. maltsters ing mills, Heybridge "Basin. T N 4
May Arthur E. Langford cross & corn & flour merchants; & at He) bridge. See advertisement
May Francis B. Saltcote hall Fullbridge, Maluon May Frederick, maltster & farmer,
Miller Mrs. Holloway house Filbey Robert Hy. Queen's Head inn Saltcote
Pollard Mrs. Wyvern Freeman Ada (Miss), pork butcher Miller Harry, nurseryman-
Wyatt Frederick Augustus, Moat cot Freeman Joi!hua, Half Moon inn, Minter Charles William, confectioner
High street Moore Edward Hastings, watch ma
• COMMERCIAL. Frost Benjamin, miller (water) Mulley Richard, baker, parish clerk &;
Early closmg day, Wednesday, 1 p.m. Gower Ernest Frederick, grocer, see sub-postmaster, Church street
Alexander James, butcher Harrin(l'ton & Gower Oscroft Joseph, (l()wkeeper
Austin Fredk. Trinity pilot, Basin Hamiltm~ .Tohn, baker & confectioner Payne John, shopkeeper, Church at
Baker Fredk. William, hurdle maker, Harrington & Gower, grocers Pearson Edward Jn. baker, Hall rd
Broad Street green Harris Arthur,corn & hay & straw dlr Purkiss Samuel James, grocer. Pos\o
Belcher Charles, cycle agent Harris Charles, Maltsters' Arms P.H office, Basin
Belsham Isaac & Son, coal &: cake Hart Harriet (Mrs.), Crown inn, Rose Frank. laundry
merchants & maltsters 1 Broad Street Green Springett Waiter, wheelwright
:Belsham 0. D. & L. flour factors Harvey Goorge, fishmonger Stebbens Charles, trinity pilot, Basin
Bentall E. H. & Co. Limited, iron Heybridge Basin Instibnte (Cllfford Stebbing Frank, cattle dealer, Hey-
founders, engineers, agricultural Stanley Purkiss, hon. sec) bridge hall
implement & nut & bolt manufac- Hough ton Edward, coal merchant Steward Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress ma.
turers; makers of petrol & oil Hume Ernest By. dairyman, Basin Stone William, beer retailer, Dasiu
engines, Heybridge works. T A Janes Edward, dairyman Wakelin William Fredk. farm bailiff
"Bentall;" T N 2 :Maldon. See 1Lappage Charles, dairyman to G. Seex esq. Lofts farm
advertisement Last & Butcher, lime burners Williams Chas. Edwick, job master
Blackwater Sailing Club (A. W. Free- Last Hy.ale, porter,wine & spirit mer Woodcraft James, ship agent. Basin
man, hon. sec) Lott Thomas, farm manager to Woodcraft John, jobmaster, Basin
Boreham Benjamin, boot maker Messrs. E. H. Bentall & Co. Ltd Worraker Eliu (:Miss), haberdasher
Brewer W alter Gilbert, Anchor inn Wybrow Richard, beer retailer
HEYDON (or Haydon)-the high down or hill-from Great Northern railway, formerly in Esse:~:, and was
its situation on a range of hills on the borders of Essex, transferred to Cambridgeshire by the " Local Govern-
is a parish, 6 miles east from Royston station on the ment Board's Provisional Confirmation (No. 14)Act,189~
HIGH BEECH, 3 miles south-east from Waltham railway. 3 north from Chingford and about 12 from Lon-
!.bbey. is an ecclesiastical parish formed in 1837 from don. in the Western division of the county, half hundred
that parish and is on the borders of Epping Forest, 2 of Waltham,Edmontou union,Waltham Abbey court
mill's nor'h from Long-hton station on the Great Enstern rli.,trict, and in the Metrop1litan police · :-:-:--
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HIGH BEECH. ESSEX. (KELLY'S

the rural deanery of Chigwell, archdea~onry of Essex and foun~d by George Hall, a native of this place, and
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Paul, disused Bishop of Ohester 166:.~-8, and the son of Joseph
for some time, was finally removed and superseded, D.D. successively Bishop of Exeter (1627) and Norwich
by an Order in Council, Dec. 2nd, 1884, by the new tr6.p-6r) and for some time incumbent of Waltham
church of the HDly Innocents, all rights and emolu• Abbey, were pulled down in 1890 and the proceeds
ments attached to the ancient church being transferred dHoted to the repair of the almshouses in Waltham
to the new. Holy Innocents' church, picturesquely .A.bbey : in x882 four almshouses were erected in Mott
situated in the forest, and erected at the cost of the late street by the late T. C. Baring esq. M.P. for the
Thomas Charles Baring esq. M.P. who died in 18gr, was reception of four necessitous persons of both sexes ·
opened in 1873 and consecrated in 1883: it is a cruci- belonging to this parish. High Beech Hill was visited
form edifice of stone, in the Gothic style, from designs by by H.M. the late Queen Victoria, May 6th, 1882, when
the late Sir A. W. Blomfield M.A., A.R.A., F.S.A. archi- Epping Forest was declared to be open to the public
tPct, of London, and consists of apsidal chancel, nave. for eYer, and a tree was planted to commemorate the
transepts, south porch and a north-west tower with oc- ~went. TI:~ population in 1911 was S35·
tagonal spire containing a clock and 13 bells, played Sexton, Ernest Hunt.
I
by machinery ; the chancel windows. all of which are Post & Telegraph Office. Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, sub·
stained, were the gift of the late T. C. Baring esq.: postmistres~. Letters dispatched at 8 .5o a. m. &
a memorial window was inserted in 1893 by Mrs. Baring 12 noon, 3.50 k 8 p.m. week days only. Letters arrive
in memory of her husband, T. C. Baring esq. M.P. at 8.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 8 p.m. through Loughton,
and there is another to Mrs. Baring and her children; Essex; no sunday delivery of letters. Loughton, 2
there are 247 sittings: the lych gate, erected in 1898, miles distant, is the nearest money order office
is a memorial to the late Mr. and Mrs . .Arrowsmith Wall Letter Box, Church street, cleared 8 & 8.45 a.m.
of this parish. The register of baptisms and marriages 12 noon & 4 & 8 p.m. week days only
dates from the year 1837 and that for burials from
1884. The living is a vicarage. net yearly value £2oo, Wall Letter Box, Leppitts Hill, cll'ared at 7 & 10 a.m.
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, k 7.30 p.m. week days only
and held since 1913 by the Rev. Charles Henry Kemp- Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1881-2, by
thorne B ..A.. of London University. A new vicarage the late Thomas Charles Baring esq. D.L., J.P. for 100

house was built in 1893 at a cost of [1,500. The Wl's- children; averag-e attendance, sr ; John Titt, master;
leyan mission room at Lippitt's Hill was built in 1876 Miss Susannah Ellen Hunt, mistress
and will seat so persons. TherP are clothing and coal This school is under the control of the Essex County
clubs, the Rev. Charles Henry Kempthorne B.A. being Education Waltham Abbey Sub-Committee, F. C. E.
lion. !'ecretary and treasurer. The three almshouses, Jessopp, 29 High Bridge street, Waltham Abbey, sec
I COMMERCIAL. Paul George & Son, nurserymen
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Butt Sydney, forest keeper, Oak villas (branch)
Baring Harold Herman John, Walls- Davies Waiter, farmer Potter HPnry, wagonette proprietor
grove house Ellwood Harriet-(Mrs.), refshmnt. rms Potter Mary (Miss), beer retailer ·
Beevers Henry, Leppitt Hill lodge Goddard William Frank, farmer,Avey Riggs William, refreshment rooms
Brenton Henry Stephen, :Manor house Lane farm Roddick Annie (Mrs.), farmer ,Spring-
Carter Richard Samuel, Torwood Goulding Ameli a (Mrs.), Duke of Wel- field house, Leppitt's hill
'Curtis Ed win Riehard, The Cottage lington P.H Salmon Solomon, shopkpr. Post office
·navies Waiter, The Laurels High Beech C1othing & Coal Club Sawyer Arthur, tea gardens, Ivy cot
Hulbert .A.rthur, Fairmead - (Rev. Charles Henry Kempthorne Spencer Wm.Hy.carpntr. Manor farm
Hunt :\1iss, Dairy farm B.A. hon. s-ec. & trea.s) Stone Alfred & Alfred John William,
Kempth{)rne Rev. Charles Henry B ..A. Hind Wm. boot maker, Mott street farmers, Leppitt's hill
(vicar), Vicarage Hunt George, shoe maker, Cll'matis Surgical & Convalescent Home (Mrs.
McGregor .Malcolm Montague. The cottag-e, Mott street Brenton, president ; Miss Katherine
Firs, Mott street Judd Harry, blacksmith Twining, matron), The Suntrap
)Jorrison Arthur,Arabin house (letters King's Oak Hotel Limited, King's 'fhompson John, aparts. Oak villa
through Waltham Cross) Oak hotel (Ludwig W. E. Gum- Tozer William, tea gardens, Roser-
Seunders Mrs. Manor cottage, Mott st precht, managing- director) ville retreat
Langdon James Henry (Mrs.), The Wright William, gardener to H. H. J.
Owl P.H. Leppitt's hill Baring esq. Wallsgrove cottage
·-niGHWOOD is a hamlet and eccl~siastical district Post, M. 0. & 'f. Office.-James Millbank Wood, sub-
formed Oct. 29, 1875, from the parish of WritHe, from postmaster. Letters through Chelmsford arrive at
which place it is 2~ miles south-west, 5 miles west-south- I 8.10 a.m. & 12.55 p.m.; box cleared 12.45 a.m. & 5·55
•west from Chelmsford and 4 miles north from Ingate- p.m.; sundays, arrive at 7·45 a.m.; collection at
stone station on the Great Eastern railway, in the Mid 9·3S a.m
division of the county, Chelmsford hundred, petty Wall Letter Box Cool-s Mill green cleared at 8 20 a m
sessional division, county court district and union, and in k 6. 10 p.m ' ' ' · · ·
>the rural deanery of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex . ~
.and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Paul, P1Har LettPr Box, Edney common, cleared at 12.3_, &;
erected in 1842 as a chapel of ease to Writtle, is a plain 1 6 p.m. ; sundays, 9·4° a.m
buildin!;!' of brick consisting of small chancel, nave, west Wall Letter Box, Radley Green, cleared at IO a.m. &;
1porch and a we~tern turret containing one bell: the _6 p.m
-stained east window, together with a tablet on the south I "all Letter Box, Ongar_ road, cleared at 8.10 a.m. &;
wall of the chancel, were placed in Nov. 1894, as 12 ·45 & 6- 15 p.m. wee!. days only
memorials to Robert Poole Barlow, d. Sept. 12th, 1892, County Police, Bertie John Wiseman, constable
by Robert Nathaniel and Christine Barlow: there are Public Elementary Schools:-
300 sittings. The register dates from the year 1842. Mixed, built in 1835, for wo children, & enlarged in
The living is a vicaTage, net yearly value £175• with IS<; e. for 146 children; average attendance, 105;
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and Charles Woodroff Sharp, master
held since 1908 by the Rev. Alfred Charles Taylor M.A. Radley Green, built in 1871, for 54 children; average
of )ferton College, Oxford. The population in 19II attendance, 42; Miss Lydia Quare, mistress
was 636. Carrier to & from Chelmsford. James Amos, passe1
Sexton, Highwood, Thomas Palmer. through from Blackmore, tues. fri. k sat
(Letters for Cooks l\Jill Green «h•- K:elly Albert, -The Gables, Cooks Mill Grove George William, Green M,m
livered from the Writtle office; Grepn P .H. Edney Common
Radley Green letters through In- Taylor Rev. Alfred Charles :M.A. Horsnell Joseph, farmer, Gorrall's fro
gatestone, Essex.) (vicar), The Vicarage Howard Frank, farmer, Montagues
PRIVATF! RESIDF!NTS- COMMERCIAL. Kelly Albert, threshing machine pro-
Bailey Thomas John, Wellington ho. Blanks Josl'ph, blacksmith prietor, Cooks Mill Green
Cooks Mill Green Bucknell William (exors. of),farmers, Macmorland William Grant, farmer,
Rurrow .A.lbert Bovce,
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Kings court Fithler's hall Writtle Park fann
Grimston Misses, Cooks Mill Green Crush Rose (Miss), shopkeeper, Cooks Marriage Edmund, farmer, Horsfrith-
Holden Cecil Jame.s Shuttleworth, Mill Green park fam1
Writtle Park Eve George Edward, farmer, Childs i!.-letson Benj. Adams, frmr.Wards frm
Hughes William Baker, Landview ho. & Phillips Radford William, farmer, Barrow frm
Cooks Mill Green Eve James, farmer, Jordans Scott Thomas, farmer, The Handl,
lngram Herbert Clavell, Eton lodge Flack Alfred, farmer, Budds farm J Radley Green
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. GREAT HOLLAND. 313
Staines George Watson, farmer, Whitehead James, farm bailiff to R. Willis Alfred George, Fox & Goose
Brainwood, Cooks Mill Green M. Straight esq P.H. Cooks Mill Green
Stainea Harry, farmer, Ewsons, Rad- William Isaac Harold, caUle dealer, Wood JamesMillbank,shopkpr.Post off
ley Green Bramwoods, Edney Common
HOCXLEY (or Hockleigh) is a parish and ancient lord of the manor. The principal landowners are Lord
~illage, on a hill near the valley of the river Crouch, Rayleigh P.C., O.M., F.R.S. Spencer Phillips esq. C. T.
about a mile and a half south fu-om that river, on tht> ~aster esq. and Joseph Neville Hine esq. The soil is
road from Billericay to Rochford, with a station on tht> red loam; subsoil, red loam. The chief crops are
Southend line of the Great Eastern railway, 4 mile~ wheat, barley, beans and pea!. The area is 4,470 acres
'OOrth-west from Rochford and 9 north-west from South- >f land, 4 of inland and 97 of tidal water and 153 of
-end, in the South Eastern division of the county, Roch- foreshore; rateable value, £6,189; the population in
ford hundred, petty sessional division and union. '9II was 932.
Southend county court district, and in the rural At HULL BRIDGE, 3 miles north from the village, are
of Wickford, archdeacomy of Essex and diocese wharves and a- ferry across .the Crouch, where the river
of The church of St. Peter, cons.picuously is fordable at low water; the remains of an ancient
placed on a -hill, is supposed to have been founded b) ~ridge are still in existence ; a mission hall was erected
Ca.nute the Great and Turketil, in memory of the victory here in r8go and affords 6o sittings.
gained over Edmund lronside at Ashingdon, in this neigh-
bourhood, in IOI6: it is an edifice of rubble stone, in Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Ernest E. My hill, sub-post-
the Transitional style, and consists of chancel, nave, master (letters should have Essex added). Deliveries
north aisle, separated from the nave by an arcade of of letters &c. commence week days at 6.30 & 9-40 a.m.
three ba.ys, south porch and a low but massive octagonal & 7-IS p.m.; sunday (parcels excepted) at 6.30 a..m.;
~mbattled tower. with a s-hingled spire, and containing 3 letter box cleared & parcels received for dispatch,
bells: the church plate includes a. .chalice of the time or week days, II-35 a.. m. & r.rs, 6.55 & 8 p.m. ; sunday
William and Mary: the ancient Norman font has beer (parcels excepted), 6.55 p.m
restored: there are 1g0 sittings. The registers of bap. Wall Letter Boxes: At Uhurch, cleared at 8.45 a.m. &
tisms and burials date from 1732; mjlrriages, 1757· 5 ·So p.m.; at Hull Bridge, cleared at 7·45 a.m. k
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £190, with 5-3° p.m. ; near Fountain, cleared at 7.50 k 1:0.45
residence a.nd 8 acres of glebe, in the girt oi a.m. & 6.35 p.m.; sundays, 7.30 a.m. Folly lane,
the Warden and Fellows of Wadham College, Oxford. cleared at 8.45 a.m. k 6 p.m
and held since I9I I by the Rev. Alan Hugh Gardner
M ..A. of that college. A public hall was built in I904 Public Elementary Schools.
and will seat 300. Here is also a Wesleyan Methodis: Mixed, built in 1903, for 200 children ; average attend-
• .chapel. A medicinal spring was discovered here abou1 ance, 1 IS ; H. B. Blackeby, master
1842, and a pump-room with baths was erected, but, Hull Bridge (mf:xed). opened at Easter, 1902, for 100
proving unsuccessful, i1.1 now disused. A drinkin!! children; avera~e attendance, 78; William G. Staines,
fountain was erected in 1899 by Mrs. Tawke. Ernest mast~r
A. Evans esq. of Boding House, South Woodford, is :Railway Station, John Hayden, station master
COMVERCIA.L. Jenner Edwin Otto,frmr.Vicara!Se frm
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. All en Waiter, gret;lngrocer Kev Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Baker Sml. Sidney J .P. Bull Wood ho Baker Samuel Sidney J.P. farmer & Hull Bridge
Baker Thomas Ernest, Hillcrest landowner, Bull Wood house Kiplin~ George, poultry farmer
Bentlev •
John, Aberdour Baker Sydney, butcher Lark Sarah .Ann (Mrs.), Spa hotel
:Bogg Ml'f!. L. Windermere, Bull lane Baker Thos. Ernest, solicitor,Hillcrest Lewis & Nicholson, physicns. & srgns
Bramley Edward, Glentana Barnes John, wheelwright Meeson William Merryfield, corn mer
Burgess Arthur, Glengarry Belton William, farmer Merrvfield
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Thoma8, cattle dealer
IJurgess John Bill, Old Spa Bog15 Eva Margt. (Miss), private schl Miller Wm. M.D. physician & surgeon
Coe Ernest Henry, Blounts Bowen James, Bull inn (attends daily from I I to n.3o a.m)
Cole Henry, Belvedere Brown Ernest, farmer, High Elms Myhill Ernest E stationer, Post office
Court Charles L. Lvnton •
house Burgess Jn. Hill,estate ageut.Old Spa Neale Edward James, solicitor & com-
Doo Mrs. Homestead Chapman & Co. nurserymen, Pond missioner for oaths
Gardner Rev. Alan Hugh M.A. Chase nursery ~icholson Charles Rowley M.R.C.S.
(vicar), Fountain cottage Cohen Soloman. boot maker Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &;
Grant Frank, Crouch view Cooper Robe.rt, farmer, Parker's farm surgeon, see Lewis & Nicholson
Hall Edward, Dieudonne Cowan Morris, boot maker Nicholson Harry. boot repairer
King Robert George, Hope lodge Farthing Joshua, nurseryman Noble George, baker
Knaggs Wm.RogersNelson,Hockley ho Ferner Thomas, brick maker Ogden Edwin .J. carman
Knee Alfred Thomas, Hockley hall Fish Herbert Robert, commercial, Ought on Richard & Co. auctioneers &
Lovell Mrs. Claremont traveller, Egremont estate agents, Eaton lodge
Mower George, W oodwards Fletcher Robert, watch repairer Percival Miriam (Miss) C.M.B. mid-
Nicholson Edward, Craigmore Griffin Waiter (Mrs.), nursing home, wife & district nurse to the Hock-
Norton Thomas, Plumboro' mount Sunnyside ley & Rochford Nursing Associa-
Offin .A.lbert W allis, Hockley lodge Gurney Thomas, draper tion, Woodlands, High road
Onghton Richard, Eaton lodge Harvey Stephen, farmer, Kingman's Potter Inifer, grocer
Prince Thomas, Woodland road farm, Hull Bridge Public Hall (G. Noble, sec)
Sams George, Grasmere Higgins S. farmer, Southlands Quy Thomas W. confectioner
Sansom William John, Hillside HitchPns Frank Edwin, .Anchor P.H. Savage W. & Son, nurser:ymen
Satterly Capt. John T. The Eddystone Hull Bridge Seed Percy Hemingway, farmer,
Service Miss, Elms Hocking Ernest, builder, Mount view Boxes farm
Silverlock Mrs. Hermosa Hockley Laundry & Home (Miss IService James, builder
Smith Frank Charles, The Chase Tawke, sPc) Spencer James Frederick, nursery-
Smith Josepb, Walfords (letters Hockley & Rochford Nursing .Associa- man, Thistledown nurseries
through Rayleigh) tion (:Miss Miriam Percival C.M.B. Sprent Sidney Leonard, grocer
'Sutton :Mrs. Carisbrook district nurse), Woodlands, High rd Thorpe George .A. farmer
Wandless John Robt. Northumbria Horslin Thomas, confectioner Unwin William James,tomato grower,
Wandless Mrs. Coquetdale Hymas Alfred, coal mer. G.E.R. statn Oakland nursery
Ward Mrs. M. M. Whitbreds Jay Josiah, farn:. bailiff to Messrs. A. Wagenitz A. & C. farmers, Lower
Winkley Samuel, The Red house J. &; C. Hocking, Bartons farm Hockley hall •
Jefferies Seaman, dairyman West William, blacksmith
GREAT HOLLAND is a village and parish, nPar thr ~~helmsfor~. The church of All Saints was entirely
•ea coast and a brook coming down from Tendring, rebuilt in 1866 on the old foundations in the Earlv •
called " the Holland Brook," a mile and a half south English style, from the desig-ns of the late Sir Arthur
from Kirby station on the Tendring Hundred branch W. Blemfield kt. M.A., A.R.A., F.S.A. at a cost of
of the Great Eastern railway, 4 miles south-west from £2,200, principally furnished by the Rev. Richard
Walton steamboat pier, 16 south from Harwich and Joynes B.D. late rector (186t-87) and consists of chancel,
16 &onth-east from Colchester, in the North Eastern nave of four bays, north aisle, south porch, vestry and a
division of the county, Tendring hundred. petty ses- massive embattled tower of brick, containing 2 bells:
sional division and union, Colchester, Clacton and the east window is stained and was presented by the
Harwich Joint county court district, rural deanery of Rev. R. Jovnes
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at the restoration: there are 200
St. Osyth, a.rchdeaconry of Colchester and diocese of sittings. 'l'he Yegister -of burials dates from 1539;
 314 GREAT BOLLAN D. .ESSEX. [KELL\'S
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baptisms, 1542; marriages, I547· The living is a population in I9II was 482 in the civil parish and 475
rt'ctory, net yearly value £450, with 6o acres of glebe in the .ecclesiastical parish.
and res1dence, in the gift of trustees, and held' since : ,By Local Government Board Order 22 ,3 31 , :March 24o
r88J by the Rev. Frank Beadel M.A. of Trinity Colle-ge, r888, Frinton Lodge was transferred from Frinton to this
Cambridge. Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in parish.
18gr, with so sittings. The Village Hall and Institute~
built in 1909 at a cost of about £1,ooo, contain's; a . Parish Clerk, Thomas Bareham.
library of r,5oo books and a games room. Near the Post &, M. 0. Office.-William Lennett Crampin, sub-
mouth of the small brook between the parishes of, Great . postma,ster. Letters through Kirby Cross, Essex,
and Little Holland are some marshes. Holland 'Hav·~n arrive at 7·5 a.m. & 4.25 p.m.; sundays at 7·5 a.m.;
is near the sluice-gate. Frederick Beaumont esq·.. of dispatched at 9.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; sundays at xo
Coggeshall, is lord of the manor. Sir Richard Ashmole a.m. The nearest telegraph office is at Frinton-on-
Cooper bart. M.P. of Felden Lodge, Boxmoor, H~rts,: ~a,· 2 miles distant
is the chief landowner. The soil in one part ·of the: Wall 1 Letter Box, The Green, cleared at 9 .35 a.m. &;
parish is loamy; subsoil, principally clay, and in 'tht> d
· a 1·1g ht c1ay so1-1, w1t
oth er par t th f're 1s · h a sub so1.1 of 6.35 p.m. & ro.5 a.m. sun ays
gravel. The. chief crops are wheat, oats, barley, •beans Public Elt>mentary School (mixed), built in r862 & en-
and peas. The area is 2,149 acres of land, 6 of inland larged in 1900 &i again in 1912, for 120 children;
~ater and 17 of foreshore; rateable value, £2,6o8; the average attendance, 82; Frank S. Badcock, master
Beadel Rev. Frank ~LA. (rector), j Barron Emma (Miss),frmr.Visseys fm I,ow Arthnr Ambrose, farmer, Larges
Rectory l Blowers Clifford S. baker Lubbuck Thomas Benj. harness ma
Boon Alfred, The Bungalow Burgess J osep\1., Red, Lion, inn Lucas Frederick William, farmer
Butcher Charles Abbs, Kildare 'Crampin Wi1liam Lennett; shopkeepr. Manning Waiter, market gardener
Clapp Herbert, Linacre Post office Overton Clara Kate (Mrs.), Ship inn
Cousin Miss, The Cottage Drinkwater Alfred, tea grdns. & asst. Paine Edward William, farmer
Dale William, Sunnydale overseer & clerk to Parish Council Parker John W. boot repairer
Davis Richard Henry, Lawn cottage
Hamilton Misses, ::\Iapperley Field Waiter, farmer, Birch hoe steam)
Hodgkins Edgar Ernest, Woodcot Giles Edwin, farmer, Lower farm Ratcliffe Henry & Sons, machinists
Travers :Major ~Iordaunt Thoma'l Great Holland. Hall & Institute (J. W. Stannard John, coal merchant
Otho, Great Holland lodge Robson, hon. sec) Stevenson Alec, frmr. Hodgenoll's fm
COVMERCIAL. Green Arthpr, boot repairer, Commnn 1Vake George Jas. nurseryman, The
Andrew ·wm.:Meriton,fl.orist,GungaDin Green Walt. Proctor,frmr.'~anor farm Rosary
Baker Frederick William, farmer, Hall Hale William, farmer, Da,iry farm \Webber Ernest Henry, dairyman
LITTLE HOLLAND is a parish, lying on the coast 12, 1903, and will seat 70 persons. The separate
between Great Clacton and Frinton, with Great Holland regi~~er dates only from 1907. The living is a
adjoining it on the north-east; it is m the :Nor~h dcarage, united to that of Great Clacton, joint net
Eastern division of the county, Tendring hundred, petty yearly valu~ £2oo, in the gift of the Church Patronage
sessional division and union, Colchester, Clacton and Socil'ty, and held since 1902 by the Rev. James Silvester
Harwich Joint county court district, rural deanery M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford, who resides at Great
of St. Osyth, archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese Clacton vicarage. G . ..1. 1Yebster esq. is lord of the
of Chelmsford. The coast here rises into cliffs.· Many .manor. D. C. Preston esq. of The Hall, Dulwich, Lon-
thousand acres of land drain into Holland brook. don S E, is the principal landowner. The land has been
which passes through Tendring, Weeley, Thorpe and divided· in building plots into three estates, called
Clacton and has its outlet here where a sluice-house King's Cliff, Empire Cliff and Preston Park; roads have
and extensive works are erected to facilitate the outfall. been madP and some new houses built. .Above the
About 1! miles of coast is kept up by Commissioners beach stands an obelisk, erected to commemorate the
appointed under a local Act of Parliament, who meet landing of H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught and troops
once a year on Easter Tuesday to inspect the works. on Sept. 6, 1904, for the Essex military manoouvres.
and make rates for the maintenance of the coast The soil is of a light nature; subsoil, gravel and light
defences; and a sum of £8,ooo has been expended in sand. The chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The
facing the wall with Kentish rag stone. Mr. Edwin arf\a of the parish is 642 acres of land, 6 of inland water
Giles, of Sladbury's, Great Clacton, is treasurer to the and 72 of foreshore; rateable value, £726; the popula-
. Commissioners. The marshes are very extensive and tion in 19II was :3r.
abound in wild-fowl. On the Hall estate, near the sea,
are the remains of the old church, but nothing .is left. I'ost Office. :Mrs. Ellen ::\'Iary Hazelton, sub-postmis-
tress. Letters ~hrough Clacton-on-Sea arrive at 7·5
of any architectural value; in Camden'>~ time ,this & d
ch urch was one m1·1 e f rom •h • e sea an d f ormer1y b e' & 11.35 a.m. 4.40 p.m. ; dispatche at 7.25 & 11.40
1 d t th p · f St 0 th ft tb a.m. & 5-5.'5 p.m.; sundays, arrive at 7.15 a.m. &
onge O e rwry O · sy ; a er e sup- dispatched at E.4o p.m. Clacton-on-Sea, 2 miles dis-
pression of the priory, the rectory and tithes descended tant,, is the nearest monf?y order & telegraph office
in succession to Thomas, Lord Cromwell and the Darcy
and Rivers families. The present church of St. The children of this parish attend the school in Hqlland
Bartholomew, a small iron building, was opened Aug. rd.; Walt.C.Bareham,Little Clacton, attendance officer
ILayton Mrs. '\<V. Summerholme COlllMERCIAL.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. L,•vett Theophilus, Mvrasha-y , Bowling Peter J ames, inland revenue
Briggs Mrs. The Iron Bungalow , Mayor Douglas, The Hall i surveyor. Red cot
Davis Mrs. Halmleigh ~IJ:illar ~Irs. Bedford villa 1 Gould Frederick W. beer retailer
Gaskell William, Springfif?ld Preston David C. BennetVs farm Hazelton Thomas, shopkpr. & post off
Graham Mrs. Milt()n villa Tappenden Waiter, Capilano Lord Walter Golden, frmr.Kent's frm
Ingarfield Edward, Hig:Ulands Watts Mrs. Arcady Watts John, dairyman, Holland Park
White George, Brandon house dairy
Willink ThCts. Wingfield, High clifie ,White Arthur George, cycle agent
HOL YFIELD, see Waltham Abbey.
GREAT HORKESLEY is a parish, .separated from r862-76, and a monument to the Rev. J. Morse M.A. pre-
Suffolk by the river Stour, 4 miles north from ColchPster bendary of Lichfield and Hereford and 14 years rector of
station and 5 from the town. in the North"Eastern this parish, d. 22 March, 1746; there are 300 sittings.
division of the county, Lexden hundred, Lexden and The register dates from the year 1558. The living is a
Winstree petty sessional division and union. Colchester, rectory, net yearly value £sso, w.ith 47 acres of glebe, and
Clacton and Harwich Joint county court distrid, rural residence, in the gift of Lord Lucas and Dingwall, and
deanery of Dedham, archdeJconry of Colchester and held since 1876 by the Rev. John Storr B..A. of Corpm:
Chelmsford diocese. The ancient church of All Saints Christi College, Cambridge, who is also vicar of Little
is a building of stone in the Late Perpendicular Horliesley. There is a chapel of ease here, the property
style, consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, north of Com. E. B. P. lielso R.N., D.L., J.P. of Horkesley
aisle, south porch and an embattled western tower Park, in which services are conducted by the rector
containing 6 bells : there is a memorial window to Dr. on Sunday evenings. Here is also an ancient chantry,
William Ward, formerly Bishop of Sodor and Man now converted into a cott:Jge, but originally fom;tded
(1828-38), and others to the Rev. David Frederick Mark· and endowed by John Falcon, with lands and tenement<:
ham, rector of Great Horkesley 1838-53; the Rev. John still called "Priests' lrutds "-<, the east window is now
B;Jlfour Magenis, rector of Great Horkesley 1853-62, and blocked ; the buttress2s are ' IJf good character; the
to children of the Rev. John Steel M.A. rector here, wood work of the rocf :.:;u rem;!ins and there is a
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DIRECTORY .J ESSEX. HORNCHl RCH. 3!5

piscina in the south wall. The charities are of £35 owners are Lord Lucas and Dingwall, and Mr.
'P8l'ly value, arising from a. messuage and lands, Herbert Page. The soil is mixed loam; subsoil, par'i.
called "Engli8h," in Elmsted, left in 1509 by John gravel and part clay. The ehief crops are wheat, barley~
Guyon, and from a charity left in 1564 by Thomas oats, turnips and mangold wurtzel. The area is 3,197
Love, of Littler Horkesley. The Great Horkesley Club acres of land and 7 of water; rateable· val~e, £4,045 ;:
Room, opened in 1878 and enlarged in r88o and 1887, the population in rgn was 779 in the civil parish and
is a. plain structure of brick, formerly a Primitive 754 in the ecclesiastical parish.
_\fethodist chapel, a.nd is also used as a parochial Under the provisions of the " Divided Parishes Act.
hbrary ; there are about 150 members, who elect a 1!.'82," a part of Bergholt Road has been transferred
committee of management annually; the property is from Little Horkesley to Great Horkesley.
'rested in twG trustees. Horkesley Park is the resi- Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Joseph "'homas Smith, sub-
dence of Commander Edward Barrington Purvis Kelso p<Jstmaster. Letters arrive through Colchester at 4 5
R.N., D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor. West- & 10.35 a.m. ; dispatched at ~ 25 &; 8.15 p.m
wood House, &ceupied by Captain William James
~lontagu Hill, late Scots Guards, is a mansion in the Public Elementary S'chool (mixed), built m 1873, for 124
Tudor style, which has been almost entirely rebuilt children; average atteF.dance, ro8; W. Fred E.
and greatly enlarged by the present owner. The park, Harris, master
of nearly roo acres, is finely timbered, and the pleasure Constable in Charge, l:dward George Perry
grounds cover some 15 acres. The principal land-
' Scarfe Albert, The Grove Macer Charles. boot &; shoe maker
PRIVATE :RESIDENTS. Smith Major Percy, Bay Tree house .M:>cer Frederi<:k Charles, builder
Cant William Edmund M.D., F.R.C.S. Storr Rev. John B.A. (rect<~r),Rectory r.~askell Berners S. c{)al dealer
The Rookery COMMEBCIAL. 1\'Iaskell George Berry, farmer
Cobbe Henrry Alexander, Woodlands Nevard Edward John, grocer
<'onstable Ml's. The .Nest 1llen Edgar. farmer, The Lanrels Page Herbert, farmer, Ridgnalls k
Daniell William Augustus Bamp- Banham Ctlarles, blacksmith Coveneys farms
fylde, The Turrets Bradd:f" Alfred, farmer, Tile house Partridge Benj.Grant,frmr.Spring fro
de Havilland Hngh, ~lanor house Chamberlain William, nurseryman &; Prior David &; Son, rose growers
Eley Capt. Harry, Altyre house assistant overseer Rose Waiter, cattle dealer, Causeway
Hawkins Charles E.W. The Old Louse Churchman Geo. frmr. Westwood grn Scace Sidney, head gardener to Capt.
Hill Capt. William Jame' Montagu, Clarke Joseph, farmer, Knowles farm W. J. M. Hill
West•ood housE.' (postal address, Daniels Richard Lewis, pig farmer, Smith Jsph. Thos. shopkpr. Post oft
West Bergholt, Ess~x) Old Mill home Smith William, farmer
Hindes William Frederick, The Croft, Halls Henry, farmer, Terrace hall Studd Joseph, carpenter
BoxtPd road Halls William, farmer, Black Brook Tyler Edward James, Yew Tree inn
Kelso Com. Edwd. Barrington Purvis Hawkins Charles E. W. farmer, The Vale James B. beer retailer
R.N., D.L,, J.P. Horkesley park Old house Ward Isaac, blacksmith
Lermitte Lt.-Col. Hy.Jas. Woodhous& Horkcsley Miniature Rifle Club (Com- Working Men's Club (Rev.J~hn Storr.
MJlrea Ma:for William Percy Garland mander Kelso R.N., D.L.,J.P.pres.; hon. sec.; E. J. Nevard, assistani
.A..S.C. Hospytts Chas. E. W. Hawkins esq.vice pres) sec.; Herbert Appleby, librarian)
O'Kinealy Peter, Mount hall Jackson Wm. Albt.Rose & Crown P.H Wyncoll Goorge Ernest, farmer, Bre-
Page William, The Cedars Lord Arthur, butcher wood Hall & W{lodlands farms
LITTLE HORKE'SLEY is a parish, 4 miles north led, Langham, Worruingford, Fordham Dedham, Lexden~
from Colchester, in the North Eastern division of the West Bergholt, Nayland, Mount Bures and Hedley; the
county, Lexden hundred, Lexden and Winstree onion charity for this parish now amounts to about £13 yearly,.
and petty sessional division, Colchester, Clacton and and is distributed among the poor. Here was formerly
Harwich Joint county court district, rural deanery of a priory of Cluniac monks belonging to the monastery
De-dham, archdeaconry of Colchester and diocese of of Thetford, said to have been founded in the time
C'ht>lmsford. The church of SS. Peter and Paul, erected of King Stephen, circ. I ISO, by Robert Fitz Godebold
ln the Isth century, is an edifice of stone in the Perpen-
and Beatrix, his wife, and dedicated to SS. Peter and
dicnllrr style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle,
Paul: the revenues at the Dissolution were £27 7s. ud.
l!outh porch and an· embattled western tower containing Henry and Charles Grimwade, of Hadleigh, Suffolk, are
5 bells and a clock: a vestry and organ chamber were lords of the manor and the principal landowners. The
added in 1878 and the church thoroughly restored at a soil is loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
cost uf between £2,ooo and £3,ooo: there are 250 sit- barley, beans and turnips. The area is 1,026 acres ;
tings: there are several very ancient monumental effigies
I"ateable value, £1,351; the population in 19II was 184
in the church, and some ancient brasses, including in the civil parish and 209 in the ecclesiastical parish.
a brass shield. The register dates from the year 1568, Under the provisions of the "Divided Parishes Act,
bnt has been inaccurately kept. The living is a vicar- 1882," a part of Bergholt Road has been transferred
agt>, net yearly va~ue £63, in the gift of trustees, andfrom this parish to Great Horkesley.
held since 1897 by the Rev. John Storr B.A. of Corpus Post Office.-.Ml'S. Eliza Southernwood, sub-postmistress.
f'hristi College, Cambridge, who is also rector of and Letters arrive through C<llchester at 6.40 &; u.4o
resides at Great Horl{esley. Thomas Love, of this parish, a.m.; dispatched at 11.40 a.m. & 7·35 p.m. Nayland
{\'ave by will in 1564 the sum of £120 in trust to is the nearest telegraph & money order office
Thomas Rich, of Lexden, with which he should buy a Public Elementary School, built in 187o, & re-opened in
parl't>l of land and distribute the rent at Shrovetide 1894 & enlarged in 191o, for 66 children; . average
amongst the poor of Great and Little Horkesley, Box- attendance, 45; :Miss Brewer, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Munson Arthur, farmer, Vinesse &
Fowler Capt. Cole C., R.N. Josselyns COMMEROUL. I Lower Dairy farms
house Fletcher Fredk. Lambert,Beehive P.H Osborne Owen, baker
Otter-Barry Robert Meh·il Barry, The Howlett Henry, farmer, The Priory & 1Pettitt Leonard, fruit grower
Hall Upper Dairy farms Richardson Ezra, blacksmit'h
Rharp Lewin, The Q{)ttage
Wiseman Qharles J. The Holts
Morley George, farmer, Hall farm
Munson Alfd. farmer, Gladwins farm
I
Thurston George, head gardener to
R. M. B. Otter-Barry esq. The Hall
HORNCHURCH is a large village and parish, on the recast in 1778, 2 being added in 1901 : the chancel was
road from Romford to Upminster, and bounded on the restored in r869 and a stained east window erected as a
east and west by the rivers Ingrebonrn and Rom, with memorial to Thomas Mashiter esq. of Horn()hurch Lodge.
a station {ID the London, Tllbury and Southend railway, d. 1862; and there are five others: the chancel has a
2 miles north-west, and the junction of the line to Rom- reredos of carved stone, a piscina and sedilia; on the
ford and 14 from London. The parish is in the Romford north wall of the tower is a curiously carved marble
division of the county, Romford petty sessional division, tablet to Thomas Witherings esq. chief postmaster of
nnion and county court district, and in the rural deanery Great Britain, ob. 1651: the church was restored in
of Chafford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford 1871, at a cost of about £2,ooo, and again iu Ig<>o, at. a
diocese. The village is lighted with gas supplied from further cost of £goo, and there are soo sittings. The
Romford. The church of St. Andrew is an ancient register, which is in good condition, dates from the year
building of stone in the Early Decorated and Perpen- 1576. The living is a vicarage temporal, or chaplaincy,.
dicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave with clerestory, and was formerly exempt from ecclesiastical jurisdic-
B1sles, north po:rch and a large embattled western towe.r tion, net yearly value £6oo, with residence, in the gift
1rith a turret and spire, the whole rising to a height of 120 of the Warden and Fellows of New College, Oxford, who
feet and containing a clock and 8 bells, 6 of which were grant the benefice to the vicar by a special form of
 :us HOaNCHURCH. ESSEX.
document, and held since 19011 by the Rev Herbert
.John Dale M.A. of that college, rural dean of Cha:fford
(or Romford), and chaplain of the (i(Jttage Homes.
The Baptist chapel, erected at a cost of ,£840, and
()pened Sept. 21, 1882, was enlarged in 1900, and is an
edifice of brick with stone dressings, and occupies a
'Site given by Mr. J. A. .Abraham, of Upminster; it
\Will seat 300 persons. The Congreflational chapel
'Was erected in 1909. Here are manufactories for agri-
-cultural implements; and brewing and malting are
.carried on. There are several small charities, pro-
-ducing in all about ,£220 yearly, subject to the control
-of the Charity Commissioners or Board of Education.
'There is also a char1ty left by Mrs. Massu, for ten
4lged poor who have. never accep!ed parochial relief ;
and another charity founded by Mrs. Hyde, for appren-
ticing two poor boys from Hornchurch and one from
IRomford yearly. Three almshouses, left by Henry
Appleton, 1587, were rebuilt in 1838, and are occupied
by old parishioners. Two others, left by John Pennant,
tin 1597, were restored by Thomas Mashiter esq. in 1837
and are also tenanted by old parishioners. The con-
:Solidated charities are now administered by the Parish
Council, under an Order of the Charity Commissioners,
.dated 1912. The Drill Hall was erected by subscrip-
'tion at a cost of ,£400 for the H Company of the
-4th Territorial Battalion Essex Regiment. The Fire
Brigade station, in Billet lane, was built in 1908, on
a site presented by the late Lieut.-Col. Henry Holmes
]).L., J.P. and is under the control of the Parish
-counciL The Children's Cottage Homes here, erected
in I 890 by the Guardians of the parish of St. Leonard,
:Shoredit'Ch, compnsP a series of double-fronted cot-
-tages for the children of that parish: these con-
:;;ist of six cottages for boys, five for girls, and one
ifor infants: · ~ach is arranged to l10ld 32 children,
who are under the care of foster parents, and there
:are also two cottages specially built for such children
11s could not, {)n medical grounds, be received into the
lhomes: the homes are available altogether for 400
-children and officers : the building-s include a school
'(part of which is used as a chapel), bakery, laundry
:and various workshops: the entrance block is U!IPrl a•
.a probationary abode, in which children, after admis-
sion, remain for 14 days, previous to their being per-
m.a.mmtly located in one of the homes: the building~
<Occupy an area of 14 acres, and the estate includes an
:attached farm of 70 acres. .A priory, dedicated to St.
Nicholas and St. Bernard, subordinate to the hospital
-of Monte J ovis, in the diocese of Sedun or Syon, in
'Savoy, was founded here in the reign of Henry II. and
:afterwards had attached to it, c. 1245, by Peter, Earl
-of Savoy, the Savoy Palace in the Strand, London: the
Tevenues of this cell being seized with other priories
:alien were purchased by William of Wykeham, bishop
()(Winchester, and by him given to New College, Oxford,
'()f which, in 1386, he was the founder. Great Nelmes,
11n ancient mansion of stone, situated in a park of about
5o acres, on the outskirts of the village, is the property
and residence of .Alfred Barber esq. and was once oc-
-cupied by Thomas Witherings esq. chief postmaster of
Great Britain. Grey Towers, a castellated mansion in
'the style of the 12th century, standing in a park of
:a-bout 85 acres at the entrance to the village, is the seat
of Mrs. Holmes: there is a finely decorated entrance
hall and staircase of black and white marble, with
·a c'liling of carved oak and a good stained window
on the landing at the top of the staircase. Langtons,
:a brick mansion, standing in a small park, is the
fieat of W. Varco Williams esq. J.P. Mrs. Mclntosh,
of Havering Park, is lady of the manor. The soil is
oi a light nature ; subsoil, gravel. The area is 6,773
-acres of land and 10 of water; rateable value, £58,828 ;
'the population in I9II was 9,46:r, including 489 in
'Shoreditch Parish Workhouse Cottage Homes, and 41 in
the Grange Convalescent Home for Scarlet Fever.
HA.ROLD WOOD is a hamlet, 3 miles north, with a
-station on the main line of the Great Eastern railway I station master
to Colchester and Ipswich. Here is an iron church,
HORNCHURCH. Allistree Wm. Derwent ho.Herbert rd
(For other names in this parish, see Ashford EdwinH. The Cottage,Elm gn
Romford.) Ash ton Fredk. J .Holderness,Sylvan av
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bailey Hora.ce,Bloemdaal,Woodland av
.Abel Chas. Frederick, St. Catherine's. Bailey William Edward,Thorpe lodge,
Nelmes road Butts Green road
:Adams Wilbam Gilstead, Dalehurst,. Baker Charles Henry, Luccombe,
Ernest road ' Station road
.:-illen .A.. C. Lelant, Harrow drive Ball Slater, Stanley road
.Aller Charles, Elmwood, Ernest road Barber Alfred, Great Nelmes
.:.l\lley Edward Dean, Brookside, , Barber Thomas, Gordon grange, Park-
Herbert road I dtme avenue
lKELLY'S
built in 187r, and seating 300 persons; Rev. Bern&rd
HartJey M.A. is curate in charge, and a United Metho-
dist chapel. A grinding and crushing mill was ereded
in 1905 and enlarged in 1912.
.ARDLEIGH GREEN is a hamlet, x! miles north.
Wall Letter Box, cleared 7.50 & 10.45 a.m. & 7·45 p.m.;
sundays, 8 a. m
H.A.VERING WELL is a hamlet, I mile west and half
a mile south of Romford .
SOUTH HORNCHURCH is a part of the parish, ex-
tending to the banks of the River Thames and adjoining
Rainham station on the Tilbury and Southend railway.
There is a mission chapel here.
The City of London Rifle ranges are here, and adjoin
Rain ham.
Pillar Letter Box at New road, cleared at 10.30 li.ru. &
•5·55 & 8.30 p.m.; sundays, 9.30 a. m
Pillar Letter Box, opposite Ford lane, cleared 7.30 & 10
a.m. & 6.15 p.m. ; not on sunday
Deputy Parish Clerk & Sexton, John Purrett.
Post, Nl. 0., T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
Hornchurch.-Henry George Haynes, postmaster
Letters arrive from Romford at 6 & ~-IS a.m. & 3·45
& 7.10 p.m.; dispatched at 9.20 & 10.50 a.m. &; x.xo,
4-35· 7.15 & 8.5o p.m.; sundays, 7.20 p.m.; first
delivery• commences at 6 a.m
Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Harold Wood.-Miss Caroline
Joscelyne, postmistress. Letters arrive via Romford
at 7 a.m. & 3.15 & 7.10 p.m.; sundays, 7 a.m. & are
dispatched at 10.30 a.m. & r, 7. ro & 9 p.m. ; sun-
days, 9 p.m
Wall Letter Box at Butts Green, cleared 7.50 & 9.30
a.m. & 4.20 & 8.45 p.m.; sundays, 6.40 p.m. Pillar
Letter Box, near Church, cleared at 10 a.m. & I &
7-I5 p.m.; sundays, 7 p.m. Wall Letter Box at
Cottage Homes, cleared 7.30 & II a.m. & 1.15 &
7.30 p.m.; sunaays, 7.30 p.m. Wall Letter Box a\
Parkstone avenue, Emerson Park, cleared at 6.45 &
10.40 a.m. & 5 & 8.30 p.m.; sundays, 6.25 a.m. Wall
Letter Box at Hay Green, cleared at 8 a.m. & 12.15,
5.15 & 8.40 p.m. Pillar Letter Box at Avenue road,
Harold Wood,clearfld at 9 a.m. & 8.15 p.m.; sundays,
9.15 a.m. Wall Letter Box at Railway station, cleared
at 6 & 9·45 a.m. & 6.45 p.m. ; sundays, 7 p.m.
Pillar Letter Box at Hacton lane, cleared at 6.30 a.m.
& 5-30 p.m. ; sundays, 6.30 p.m. Pillar Letter Box
at Herbert road, cleared at 6.30 & 10.30 a.m. & 4.30 &
8.10 p.m. ; sundays, 6 p.m. Pillar Letter Box at
Grey Towers, cleared at 8.15 & 10.45 a.m. & :r. 15 &
7·45 p.m.; sundays, 7.15 p.m. Pillar Letter Box at
Wingle Tye lane, cleared at 8 a.m. & 12.15, 5·45 &
8.20 p.m.; sundays, 6.15 p.m
Public Elementary Schools.
North street, erected in 1855, rebuilt 1902 to hold 200
boys, 200 girls &; 147 infants; average attendance, 120
boys, 120 girls & 96 infants ; Frank Ed wards, master;
:Miss Brandstaetter, mistr-ess ; Miss E. H. Eentall,
infants' Inistress •
Park lane (boys, girls & infant!!), erected in 1893 at a
cost of £3,759, for 194 boys, 192 girls & 213 infants;·
average attendance, 18o boys, 175 girls &; 139 infants;
G. C. Eley, master; Miss M. Beard, mistress; Miss
E. G. Gibbs, infants' mistress
Harold Wood, built in the year 1885, at a cost of £s6o,
& enlarged 1904, for 225 children; average attend-
ance, 120; T. Rose, master
South Hornchurch (mixed), built in 1899, for 224 boys
& girls, & enlarged in 1913, for 74 ;, average attend-
ance, 160 boys & girls; H. J. Harris, Inaster; Miss
T. L. Cox, assistant mistress
Railway Stations.
Einerson Park & Great Nelmes Halt (L. T. &; S. Ry)
Hs.rold Wood (G. E. R. ), Waiter Brocks, station Inaster
Hornchurch (L. T. & S. Rly.), Robert Arthur Farrant,
,
• •
Barnard Mrs. Cosy cotte, Ernest road
Barnes Fras. Hy. Oakwood, Ernest rd
Barnes Frank E.Beech croft,Ernest t:d
Barrington Frederick Munro, The
Gables, Sylvan avenue
Bartholomew Courtney, Hestia, Sta-
tion road
Battle .Albert Ernest, Kia-ora, Park-
stone avenue
BauckhaiD Jas. Durlestone,Devonshire
road
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BOR~CHURCH. 317
Bl'ard Robert William, Mentmore, 'Dale Rev. Herbert; John M.A. (vicar, G-oodbody Edmund Ernest B.A., M.D.
DPvonshire road rural dean, & chaplain to the Cot- Elm grove
Beck Jn. Thos. Avercombe,Elm grove tage Homes), Vicarage Goodchild William Henry, Stanmore,.
Beharell Charles John, Kingswear, Dale Arthur, Mountain Ash,Ernest rd Nelmes road
Devonshire road Daniells William John, Pretoria cot- Goodenough Sl. Thanet vil.Stanley rd
Bentley Oscar, Sherwoody Walden w.ay tage, Parkstone avenue - . Gordes Charles, Oakden, Sylvsu aven:
Bertie Richard P. l\lontrose, Wingle Daniels Edward Erne'st, • Belvue, Graham J. Drummond, Stepst<>n ..
Tye lane • Wingle Tye lane Walden road · ~ r
Bt>swick Hy. Heilbron, Parkstone av Dassett William George, The Retreat, G-raham Mrs. Rothwell, Parkstone av-
Biddle Samuel, The Leas, Station rd Parkstone avenue Gray Henry, Cooleen, Station road
B1gnold John Alfred, Middleton villa, Davis Charles, Leewood vil. Curtis rd Green Charles, Allenes, Herbert :road
Ernest road Davis Thomas, Glandwr,Parkstone av Green Herbert Edward, Granada,.
B1silop Geo. Meadowbank, Ernest rd de Warr Louis Douglas, Torbay, Herbert. road
Bloom .!.J.G. Fairburn,Devonshire rd Devonshire road Gregg G. Oakhurst, Parkst<>ne avenue-
Boettjer Wm. Crooksbury, Curtis rd Dendy Waiter, Sutton lo. Station rd Gnymer Robt. Shrnblands,Herberl rd
Boyce Frank, Kirkley, Herbert :road Dennis Fdk. Albt. Oakville,Nelmes rd Iladler Rev. Edward Samuel, Burton-
Bradfield Mrs. Fairlawn, Nelmes road Dixon John Robert Stanmore, Brent ville, Wingle Tye lane
Bradley George Simpson, Brooklea, Knoll, Herbert road Handford Henry Easton, Wray villa,.
Ernest road Dohoo Arthur Godfrey, Tullynessle, Parkstone avenue
Braid John, Welford, Billet lane Devonshire road Harper Waiter C. Cheshunt,Isabel rd
Bramston Geo. Cholsey, Woodland av Donald Tom, Coniston, Ernest road Harrison Miss, Castlefield, Devonshire-
Bramston George Edward Stanley, Douse Fras.Hy. The Glen,Parkstone av road
Weimea, Woodland avenue Downham Frank E.Shirley,Herbert rd Hartley Rev. Bernard M.A. (curate)
Brander William,St. Mawes,Ernest rd Downton Jn. Rock mnt. Mill Park av Ilartman Waiter, Romanesca,Elm gro-
Brewitt Ernest, Highlands, Wood- Draycott Geo.E. Braoondale,Sylvan av Harvey George Arthun. Glenthorne,.
land avenue IDnhig David John, Little Langt<>ns, Walden road
Bridges 'l'hos.Alfd.Fairholme,Poole rd Billet· lane Hatch Edwd. Glen Lyn,Devonshire rd
Broom Harold D. Ros-.moyne, Wick- Dunlop Charles, Montrose, Ernest rd Ilatting Lewis Henry, The Nest,.
ham avenue Dunlop Chas. E. Plemont, Herbert rd Parkstone avenue
Brown Herbert L. Sunnyhill, Butts Dunlop Joseph Wilson, Buenavista, Haywood Christopher, Northview ..
Green road Ernest road Parkstone avenue
Bryan Bernard William, Woodside, Dyer Edwin, Oak Dene, Wingle Tye la Haywood George James, Porthmeor,.
Woodland avenue Earle Stanley Beaumont, Tregarthen, Mill Park avenue
Buckley Joseph C. Cleveden, Park- Elm grove Healing Charles, The Chase, Elm gro.
st<>ne avenue Edwards Gerald, 3 The Avenue Hill Wm. Edwd. Ivanhoe, Nelme~t rd
Burden Thomas George, Glenwood. Eichenberger Bertram, Argovia, Hills Charles Thomas, Excelsior villa,.
Berther road Billet lane Parkstone avenue
Burt<ln 'Miss, The Lodge,Parkstone av Eichenberger Waiter, The Limes, Hinton William Alfred, Bryn Ewryn,.
Dussell Francis Frederick, Roseneath, Parkstone avenue Woodland avenue
Elm grove Elphick Mrs. Amorelle, Parkstone av Holdway George Thomas, White lo-.
Butterfield Chas. Glenmore, Poole rd Emmerson Frederick A. Asgard, Park- Parkstone avenue
Cantle Henry, Burslem, Parkstone av stone avenue Hollinghurst Chas. Herbert, .Avalon,.
Card William Gordon, East Dene, Escrett Jn. Jas. Holmfield, Station rd Parkstone avenue
Herbert :road Evans Rev.J.Benson (Congregationai), Holmes Mrs. Grey Towel"\S
Carpmael Archibald, Monkshaven, Chardmore, Isabel road Holmes Thos. Rose bank,Mill Park av
Woodland avenue Ewens Harry L. The Beeches, Wick- Home Stanley, Lyndhurst, Elm grove
Carter Herbert Edwin, Lawford, ham avenue Hone Percy Douglas, TheHut,Ernest rd
Butts Green road Ewing John ::\fooney, Craiggowan. Hooper Mrs.Hollywood, Brentwood rd
Carter Mrs. Garwick, Devonshire rd Win_gle Tye lane Hooper Ralph, Ken wyn, Stanley road
Cart'hew Sydney S. Ashburt<>n, Fairbairn Wm.Fairhaven,Harrow drve Hopkins Jn. Glynmead,Devonshire rd
Herbert road Fardell Richd. Hy. Rose vil.Carter rd Horrey Geo. Lyndhurst,Devonshire rd
Catherwood Thomas John, Endsleigh Farquhar Wm. Glenisla, Ernest road Hunt George, Narbonne, Herbert rd
house, Parkstone avenue Farrington Percy Hall, Valetta, Syl- Hutcheson John Cameron, Woodside,
Catherwood Thomas William, Wych van avenue Ernest road
Elm, Wingl~ Tye lane Feast Charles, The Cottage, Curtis rd Ivey William, Upminster road
Cawcutt C.C.Lynmouth,Devonshire rd FeiC'e F'rancis Cecil, The Hollies, Jackson Byatt Joseph, Stavordale,.
Chamberlain Thomas, Curtis road Brentwood road Herbert road
Channon Harry L. Greystead, Wood- Fentiman Francis, Whitwell house, Jackson William, Bush Elms
land avenue Herbert road James Edward, Red house, High st
Chapman Mrs. Bude Haven, Parkstone Field Harry Vaughan, Daniera,Wingle Jarvis Frank, Clovelly, Upminster rd
avenue • Tye lane Jenkinson Edward Llewelyn, Willow
Childs Jn. The Haven, Parkstone av Fielder CharlE-s James, Sutton'~ Brae, Isabel road
Chilver Robert, Rock vil.Parkstone av house, Station road Jen1dnson Samuel C. The Acacias,.
Chipperfield Waiter, Kenkora, Wood- Forrester John Charles, Elmscroft, Herbert road
land avenue He1·bert road Jenkinson Wm. Branksome, Isabel rd'
C1arke Alfred Ernest, Lynton, Wood- Forsey A1bert, Hindover,Parkstone &l Jennings Nathaniel James, Fern cot-
land avenue Fox Thomas, Desmond, Curtis road tag-e, Ernest road
Clntterbuck Mr;;. Cheyne court, Fran1dyn George William, Boiling- Jensen Christian, Capel Nelmes~
Berther road burr, Billet lane Sylvan avenue
Coase Stanley Arthur, Elizabetha, French Charles Lewis, Ashleigh, Cur- Jobson James A. Trevone, Isabel road
Herbert road tis road Johnson Albert Edward, Osborne-
Cogar :Mrs. Pendarves, Berther road Frost Mrs. Xaylands, Herbert road house, Brentwood road
Cogar William Edward, Caverswall, Frost Chas. John, Bude,Devonshire rd Johnson Donald Jeffrey,St.Margaret's,.
Nelmes road Fuller Hv. Ralph,Hilda vale,Carter rd Herbert road
Colbourn Albert, Newlands,Berther rd Fuller William John, Kent lodge, Jones Allan, The Cottage, North st
Coleman Percy William, Glengarriff, Herbert road Jones Arth. Fredc. Silsoe, Nelmes rd'
Woodland avenue Gadd Geo. Westleigh, Devonshire rd Jones Harry, Berkeley, Herbert roall
Conly John Burns, Cheviot, Walden Gaff Arthur, Silverdale, Curtis road Jordan Herbert, The Outlook, Wingle-
way Gammon :Miss, Marston, Ernest road Tye lane
Cooper,Arthur Ernest, Etton lodge, Garbe Gustave, Eastwood, Woodland Kelly Edwin Vincent, Blagdon.
Station road avenne Berther road
Cottrell Horace, Hillside, Isabel road Garte Richard, Wingle Tye lane Kent Mrs. St. Quintin, Elm grove
Cox Christopher Norman, Oak cot- Gardner Thos.J.P.DuryFalls,Church st Kerr Alex. Rosemount, Harrow drive
tage, Parkstone avenue Garford George Horace Joseph, Kerslake Charles, Devonshire house.
Ooxall William Linnard Cooper, May- Beaumaris, Stanley road Devonshire road
ville, Devonshire road Gawler Thos. Homedene, Carter road Krogsdal Valdemar, Bon Accord ..
Crou,'h Ja.;;. Wm. Edlowes, Ernest rd Gay .Albt. Edwd. Ferndale,Stanley rd Parkstone avenue
Cnrtis Edg-ar, Marleen, Poole road GennellsChas.Sunnyside,Parkstone aT Kubler Wm. G. Ingredene, Ernest rd'
Curtis William Homer Cowley, Glen- Gibson Sl. Woody Bay, Devonshire rd Lambe Thomas, The Lodge,Church st
roy, Berther road Gifford Fdk. Montague, Parkstone av Lange Sidney, Holmwood, Harrow dril
Gi1lmanFrdk. Wm. Chain ho.Ernest rd
 318 BORNCHURCH. ES~EX. '[KELLY's
Langridge Waiter Ernest, The Wood- Randle Samuel James,< Colvennor, Tolhurst Frederick, St. Lawrence,~
lands, Ernest road Sylvan avenue , Ernest road M.
Lawes FrankJas.Thoreau,Walden way Rengger Jn. Cosy corner, Nelm~ rd Townsend Frederick Wm. Norman..!
Lawrence William James, Engadine, Rennison Mrs. Nelmeside, Ernest. rd burst, Parkstone avenue
Parkstone avenue · Ries Charles :Edw-ard, High- Elms, Trenoweth Capt. James, Mt-.Pleasllllt,
Lee Arthur, Woodlands, Walden road Wingle 'lye lane Butts Green road .,
Lester James, Litchfield, .Herbert rd Robert~ron Alfred, St. Madoes, Mill Trowbridge Ernest A. Morthoe,
Lewis Ernest,Heathcote,Butts Grn. rd Park avenue "Devonshire road •
Living Robert, Woodstock, Station rd Robertson .;Tames Robert M.I.C.E Turner Sidney, W-oodLef',Parkstone av
Lock Fdk. Bel Royale, Wickham av Fairkytes, Billet lane Vandy Wm. The Limes, Ernest road
Lockyer Hy. Lyndhurst, Parkstone av Robertson William James, Bineleaves, Vince Walt. Brent Eleigh,. Emest rd
Louth Miss L. Ingledene, Stati-on rd Butts Green road Vine Hy. Jn. Rose bank, Herbert .rd
Lowe Frank R. Hainault,Parkstone av Robinson Edward Henry, Doris villa, Wagner Bobert, Kirk Ella, Cnrtis rd
Lowe William, Merrival~ Curtis road Devonshire road Wakefield Thos. Holmby, Curtis road
Lush Edward G.Belaugh,Wickham av Robinson Edwin Stacey, Glencoe, Walker Mrs. Holmwood, Stanley J"oad
Luther J ames, Thuringia, Carter rd Curtis road Walker Robert, Mill Park lodge, Mill
McDermott William, Watford hou~e, Robson Richard, Orthez, Elm grove Park avenue r •.fl I
Herbert road Roffey Mrs. Littlecot, Station road Walker Wm. K. Clestron, Elm grove
McDonald George F. H. Elandslaagte, Rockwood Thos. Homelea, Walden rd Walsh Richd. St. Elmo, Nelmes road
Curtis road Rose Thomas A. The Billet, Billet la Watkins Alfred, Wyke, Walden: road
McGill William Turnbull, Mead-ow Rotenberger Charles Philip, Waldeck, Watkinson Septim:us Theodore 1 Alveri
Brae, Poole road Butts- Green road stone, Herbert road 1
MacMillan John Douglas, Silvermere, Rowe Lewis Oxley, Woodside, Park- Watson Wm. H. Oaklands, H~r~rt rd
Herbert road stone avenue Webb John, The Bower, Istrbelroad
McMullen ~h:ti Alexander, The Ruston George, Inglenest, Carter rd Webb Willie, Jasminia1 Herbert road
Hermitage, Billet lane Sanderson Arthur Frederick,Ooventry Wedlake T. W. White h&. Narth -st
l\icMullen Mrs. A. P. West view, house, Berther road Weightman Alfred, 'l'he Ha.ylandl!! 1
Billet lane Sanderson Th-omas, St. Deiniols, Station road f'
McNeil Mre. Elmhurst,Wingle Tye la Isabel road WeU.s Fras. Bristol Cotette,Herbert rd
Mailer James M. Glenvale, Berther rd Savill Stanley, Burnt House wood. Wheeler Charl~ W., Eugenie, Park.,
Major Hedley Tom, Springwell Isabel road stone avenue
mount. Ernest il'Oad Scheffer Johanna.s, Vrede villa, Butts Wilkinson Bobt. G. Mayfield,Curti.& rd
l\Ianby Gerald Edward, Woburn, Green road Willey William Frederick, Bideford.
Berther road Serine Edwin John, S-outh Leigh, Devonshire road
l\'Ianly Berry John, Whitecot, Mill Devonshire road Willford Neville, Woodside, Isabel rd
Par~ avenue Searle Joseph Henry, The Home- Williams Albert Charles, The Croft1
Martin Jas. J. Rockville, Ernest road stead, Parkstone avenue Ernest road
Martyn Robert Banks, Gracecourt. Seccombe Jas. Cliftonville, Curtis rd Williams John Henry, The Elms,
Woodland avenue Shapcott Frederick H. St. Mildred's Parkstone avenue
Mason Francis Augustus, Meadow- cottage-, Wing-le Tye lane Williams Mrs. Garibaldi, Fahmead,
sweet, Wickham avenue Shaw Charles Jn. Beaulieu, Carter rd Parkstone avenue
Mather Mrs. Mirzapur, Ernest road ShPffield Charles F.C.I.S., F.A.A. Williams Wm. VarcQ J.P. Langtons
"Mathews Thomas George, Holkham, Hambrook, Berther road Wilson Archibald Ralph, Cotswold,
Berther road Sherwin Percy V. Romney chase, Ernest road
~lay Mrs. S:uttons gatf,. Station road WinQ"le Tye lane Winmill Edward J.P.Long:field houst>,
Miller Rev. Peter M.A. (Baptist), '3imm William, Rosetta, P-oole road Hornchurch road ·
Holly bank, Devonshire road Simmons Ernest L. Sidbury, Elm gro Winn Charles Matthew, Rosewarne-1
Mills Artbur James, Clovelly, Devon- Sims John William, Avondale, Wingle Wingle Tye lane ·
• shire road Tye lane Wrack William Pope, Sunnyhurst,
Mohring .Albert E. Hurstpierpoint. Slater Wm. Hy. Kingsclere,Ernest rd Billet lane ·
Carter road Smith Joseph, Lynton, Devonshire rd Wright Fredk.' St.Keverne,Nelmes rd
Monk Wm. Heathermere, Elm gron Smith Mrs. C. Llanberis. Cnrtis road Wright Harry, Boscombe, Curtis rd
Morgan Edward Jamesl Cambria. Smith Thos.Kin!?sthorpe,Parkstone av Wynne-Roberts Mrs. Wavertree,Park-
Devons'hire road South Richard, Warley,Wingle Tye la stone avenue
Morris Edward James, Highfield. Spurgeon Rev. Robert (Baptist), Yal- .
Harrow drive paiguri, Poole road OOHMEBCIAL.
Morris William F. Ingrebourne, Stebbings Alfd. Ro~edale,Nelmes road Early closing day, Thursday.
Wingle Tye lane Stewart Dugald, Moray, Butts Green .Adams Harry, butcher, High street;
Mortleman John, Burnt House Wood road Aley Fredk. Wm. baker, lligh street
lodge, Isabel road Stockwell Sydney Henry, Bavendale, Alien William Charles, clerk to
Neate John R. St. Helier,Berther rd Herbert road Parish Coo.ncil & chief assistant
Newth Leonard, Tintern, Sylvan aven Storey Ralph B. Tremearne, Park- overseer, Council offices
Nice Herbert George, St. Issy, Stan· stone avenue Alliston Waiter, shopkeeper~ North st
ley road Stradwick Frank, The Chestnuts, Baker Chas.H,y.& Son,grocers,High st
Nicholls Jn. Terry. Trelawne,Billet la Elm grove Bannister Geo. grocer, 12 Station rd
~iven Alexander, Kissmet, Walden rd Stuttle Edwin James, The Haven. Barfield Coal. eo. coal merchants, 6
4
()ldman Charles James, Redholme, Wickham avenue Globe road
Ernest road Sudlow Mrs. Springland, Carter road Beard Robert w. baker, High street
Pailthorpe Hy. N. Fairmead,Carter rd Swan Andrew, Gorleston house, Beckett George, insur. agt. High st
Parker Wm. Kempston, Elm grove Wickham avenue Blake George A. blacksmith, High st
l'arrish Edg'ar Jas. Casita, Ernest rd Symonds Harry Lambert, Sunnyside, Bletsoe &; Sanderson, physicians ~;
Pattison Percy, St. Budeaux, Devon. Woodland avenue surgeons, Church stroot
shire road Tanner Erne.st, Wingetyde, Parkstone Bratchell Edga.r Geo.plumber,High st
Pearce Thomas, The Hollies.North st avenue Brewer Harry, greengrocer, North st
Perfec~ Charles Thomas, Weylands, Taplin John Minter, Allerton, Wood- Brewster Alex. boot maker, High st
~t~t10n road . land avenue Bridge George, hair dresser, High st
J>h:ll~ps Albert, Roysdean, StatiOn rd Taylor Fredk. Rockmead, Berth~r rd Broad Fredk. Jn.shopkpr.x Station rd
Phllhps Morley, Ravenscroft, Park· Taylor Fredk. Wm.Lynton, Curt1s rd Brown Alfd·. Jn. cycle agt. Church st
stone avenue Tebbutt Albert, Raleigh lo.Station rd Bruty Louis, builder, & registrar of
Philpot John, Brewery house Thompson Alfred J. :Malvern cottage, births &; deaths, Hornchurch sub-
Piejus Alfred, Melville, Walden road Wingle Tye lane district, Romford union, High st
Pinney Harry A. Kingst-on, Park- Thompson Frederick Wiliam, Denny Burrell Waiter, news agent, North st
stone avenue villa, Berther road Catherwood F. & A. builders, Wingle
Popplewell Matthew Colin, Highams, Thorrington Francis William, Fern- Tye road
Nelmes road cote, Curtis road Catherwood Thomas, nurseryman t
Powell Arth. Hackwood,Devonshire rd Thurner Charles Herbert, Warwick florist; gar4ens designed; estimates
Powell.Arth.C.Rock chase.Parkstone av house, Stanley road free; agent for Th~ Natural Manure
Price James C. Maviston. Nelmes rd Tiddeman Edmund Spenser, Wood Co. Wych Elm, Wmgle Tye lane
Puddv .A.rth.Job Pentlands Walden rd end Woodland avenue Chapman Ernest, hair drssr. High st
Purbrook Char-u;s Hy. Ma~ringhurst,jTippi~s Ralph John, Leederville, Mill Charles Gertrude (Miss), private
· Parkstone avenue Park avenue school, Beethoven ho. Butts Gm. rd
Child Elizh. (Mrs.}, grngrcr. High st
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 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Clarke Harrv G. butcher, High street
Cockwell John, laundry,Church street
Collin Albert, tailor, High. street
Collin Frank E. plumber, Church st
Comber Edith Caroline (Mrs.),draper,
High street
Comley Waiter, news agent, High st
Corley Williarn, boot maker, High st
Crawford Thos. farmer, Great Sutton
Curtis William Homer Cowley, man-
ager Homesteads Limited estates,
Glenroy, Berther road
Dare Richard, White Hart hotel,
Church street
Durke & Son, saddlers & harnes~
makers, High street
Deveson Chas. Hy. beer ret.Butts grn
Dockrell Geor~e, carpenter, High st
Dodd Emily (Mrs.), Harrow inn
Dowsing Alfred, estate agent, Butt!;
Green road
Drake Joseph, news agent, High st
Drake Wm. cab proprietor, High st
Duhig David John L.R.C.P.& S.Edin .•
L.F.P.S.Glas. physician & surgeon.
Little Langtons, Billet lane
Earp Th{}mas W. Bridge House P.H
Ellis Carolina (Mrs.), cab proprietor,
Wingle Tye lane
Evans Wm. tobacconist, Butts green
Fell Charles, watch maker, Church st
Fergu.son Alex. butcher, North street
Ferguson John,immrance agt.North st
Franklyn G. W. & Son, butchers,
High street
Pranklyn Fredk. W. shoe ma. High st
Frost Brothers, wheelwrights, Higl1
street & North street
Fry Henry G. sec. Loyal Britannic
Lodge, I.O.O.l'.I. W. High street
Gardneor Stanley, solicitor, Eliot
house, Butts Green road
Gawler Edith (Mrs.),milliner,High st
Gill John B. farmer, The Hall
Gladstone House (Hornchurch) Ltd.
(R. W. Chilvers, sec.), Butts Green
Goodrum Robert, coal dealer,North st
Gotts Henry George, saddler, High st
Gower Arthur J. farmer & county
road surveyor for Brentwood dis-
trict, Priors farm
Grout William Henry, relieving &
vaccination officer for No. 4 dis-
trict, Romford union, Fair view,
High street
Gro~e William, jun. jobmaster,
Wmgle Tye lane
Halestrap Walter, painter & plumber.
Butts green
Hall Frank,landscape gardnr.North st
Harris Mary E. (Miss), teacher of
music, Trecarrols, Wingle Tye lane
Heath George, Bull P.H. High street
Reffer Henry, painter, 34 Globe road
Hornchurch Cinema (Hornchurch
Cinema Limited), Station road
Hornchurch Conservative & Liberal
Unionist Association & Club (A. E.
Palmer, hon. sec.), North street
Hornchurch Motor Co. motor car
agents & dealers, High street
Howard Bros. millers (steam & wind)
Howell Henry, nurseryman,Herbert rd
Hurrell Geo. window c1nr. Church st
.Jackson W. farmer, Hornchurcb rd
James Alice (Mrs.) & Mary (Miss),
laundry, High street
.Joslin John Henry, farmer, lngre-
bourne house
Xirkman Harry, farmer, Lillyputs
farm
Knil?ht George, farmer
Lambe Thos. M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon, The
~ge, Church street
Land Herbert James, sergeant-in-
11trnctor to H Co. 4th Territoria)
Force Battalion Essex Regiment.
Hi!!h street
Living Robert F.S.I. architect & sur
veyor, High street
HORN CHURCH • 319
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London O:runty & West.minster Bank Urqubart Harriet (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Limited· (sab-branch), 'tues. & fri. Wymark Moses, nurseryman,Parkside
I I to 3' (L. Selby,~manager), High
street; 'draw on head · office, 41 HAVERINGWELL.
Lothbury, London E C Bill William 'Thomas, The Cottage
Lowe M11rgt. (Mrs. ),green~ro. High st Tanton Edmund, Haveringwell house
Lu:ff Frank, tob~tcconist, High street Belcher Albert, Crown P.H
Lungley Predk. J. fishmenger,High st Gay .Alfred Reeve, farmer, Cox's frm
Manning .' Mary Ann (Miss), baker. Roneo Limited, duplicator manufrs
High street ·
Markwick Mary A. (Mrs.), up- HAROLD WOOD.
h{)lstres~, }\(orth street
Martyn Rob8l't Banks iM.S.A. 9.rchi· PRIVATE :RESIDENTS.
tect, Graceoourt, Woodland avenue Appleysrd Waiter James, Heathfield
Matthews James & •Geo. H. coai Ayres Henry B. St. Ronans
merchants, High street Baldock James, 2 Hainault villas
Mayne Thomas, King's Head P.B. Barker Mrs. Dorset house
Church street . Barrett Edward, Bt>lsize, Avenue road
Metropolitan Academy of Music Bradshaw Daniel, Edelweiss
(Frank Bonner, director),Beethoven Broodbank Joseph G., J.P. Longmoor
house, Emerson Park; & at Forest Bryceson Mi'ls, W oodleigh
Gate E Chandler William, Glenthorn
Moss Brothers, dairymen, High st Clark Mrs. Elm villa
Murpby & Son, sign writers,Church st Clyde Arthur, Jersey house, Queen's
Nice Herbert George & Co. coal mer- Park road
chants, •Station yard • Collison Timothy L. Laington house
Noble Whitwell Henry, insurance agt. Crane James, Charleston
Thornwood, Parkstone avenue Creak Frank, Walsingham
Norman J~m~s. carman D'Eath Mrs. 5 Avenue road
Old Hornchurch Browerv (The) Dix Wm.Chas. The Poplars,Avenue rd
(S. R. €onron & Co.), Hornchurch, Fisher Walter, 4 Avenue road .
Romford, brewers, maltsters & wine Green James, Oak villa
& spirit merchants. T N 547 G1eensmith Cecil, Avenue road
Romford Griggs Henry Thomas, Kincraig
Page, Cab~an & Go. Ltd. builders' Hardwicke J oseph Frederick, Old
merchants, High street Redden cour~
Parish Charles, carman, High street Harvey John, Avondale, Avenue road
Pearce & Son, smith<;, High street Harvey John Joseph, 4 Hainault villas
Pill Alfred, Cricketers P.H. High st Hudson Frederick, 'l'he Cottage
Purrett John, deputy parish clerk & Langton William Moore, Litherland
sexton, Church road Matthews Geo. H. Corsdetk
Reeve & Co. shopkeepers, High street Matthews James, Bridge house
Rennison May (Miss), midwife,Nelme, Mills Ernest G. Kersbrooke
side, El'nest road ' Page John, Cintra house
St. Leonard's (Shoreditch) Cottage Park Mrs. 2 Avenue road
Homes (Rev. Herbert John Dale Payton Mrs. 1 Avenue road
M.A. chaplain; Eric Alfred Wright Pearce Edwin Augustus, Oak lodge
M. B., B.Ch. mediool· officer; Rowlatt Capt. Hy. Napier, Lyndhurl'ti
Hobart· E. Steed, 11upt~; Mrs. Schwob Rudolf, Ballater, Avenue road
Elizabeth Steed, matron) St•e(els Otto, BadPn hnn~e
Sanderson 'Arthur Fredericl\: M.R.C.S. Shave Ambrose Payne, Runton
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.' physician &. Taylor William Horace, Thornsette
surgeon (firm, Bletioe &i Sander, Thompson Chas. Fredk. Latticopple
son), Coventry house, Berther road Wall George A. Braemar
Sea.ch Alfred, gr'eengrocer, High st Warren Robert, Fernleigh ·
S~arles Waiter, confectio~er, High st Westaway Elliott, Treleigh
S1bthorp .A. G. & H. bmlders Wilson John Birdhurst
Stokes Fredk. boot repairer, High st '
Stone Luther, grocer, High street COMMERCIAL.
Stuking& John, confectioner, High st Baldwin. Albert"} tobacconist
Territorial Force Battalion (4th) Essex Bigsby David, farmer, Horae &
Regiment (H Co. Capt. & Hon. Block farm
Major H. H. Slade; Sergt.-In- Brown & Co. poultry farm
structor Herbt. Jas. Land), High st 1Brown Chas. poultry farm, Vernon ho
Tonge Charles Bursall M.P.S. chemist Chalkley Frank, shopkeeper
& druggist, Church street Clark Maurice Frederick, hay dealer
Wakeham'Arthur, grocer, High streetiClimpson Henry John, farmer, King";;
Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Hall farm
Coote & Warren Ltq.),, coal mer- Conoley Edward, Kin~ Harold hotf'l
chants, ~orth street County Borough of West Ham Con-
Wedlake T. W. & Co. engineers &; valescent Home (Miss A. Bulpin,
ironfounders, Hornchurch iron matron), The Grange
works, North street Emmerson F. boot maker
Weevers B~rt G. grocer, High street French Arthur James, farm bailiff to
West & Coe, builders the Es~ex County Asylum
Wheaton George, farmer. Hubbards Gladstone F. & E.(Misses),preparatory
Wheeler George, tailor, Church street school. Frome house, .A.thelstone rd
White Henry, contractor, High street Godfrey Bertram, baker
Willis Od~Il James. dairy, Butts g-m Gooch Horace M.B., B.S.Lond.,
Wood .Alfred Ferdinand, boys' school, M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
Emerson: park, Parkstorie avenue sician & surgeon
Wright Wm. shopkpr. Abbscross la Harold Wood Electrical & Engineer-
· · · ing Supplies Co. Limited
.ARDLEIGH GREEN. ' Joscelyne Caroline (Miss), shopkeeper,
Post office
Brown Jafues, Ardleigh house King Percy, saddler & harness maker..
Banyard ··Richard, farmer, Little 6 Queen's Park road
Nelmes· farm Knightbridge Henry, butcher
Carter John William, baker Leutchford George Harry A.S.I.
Clark Philip. colt breaker architect, Athelston road
King Arthur, Spencefs Anns P.H ~lacey & Co. printers, Rosebank
Mallinson Richard, cattle dealer
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Matthewa .Jamea a Ceo. H. SOUTH HORNCHURCH. Jones Jos~>ph, {a'l'm&r, Mardyke farm
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millers & cattle food manufacturers, Nol'ton Henry J. Upper Ha>ering ho :Merrick James, beer retailer
corn, seed, hay, forage, coal & arti- Pyner John J ames wood lane f Phillips Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper
ficial manure merchants & farm ' Poole John, farmer, Grove farm
seedsmen, The Mills; & The Mills, COMMERCIAL. Poupart John, farmer, Dovers
Chipping Ongar ·Beadle~M·. & Son, •shapkeepers Reed Samuel G. Cherry Tree P.H
Moore William George, grocer · BI01r& •Jaines: ·farmer, Weybridgt- ,Romford.• Rural District Counetl
~ewman Christphr. Biggs, nursrymn (lettePS' thTangh Rainham, Essex) I Sewag" Farm (Chas. A. Hall, mgr}
Parlby & Bescoby. cartage contractrs Bonnett Samuel, farmer, Albyns farua Romford Urban Dist. Council Sewag~
Stevens Thomas, jobbing gardener Cotton William, shopkeeper Farm
Weal Edward Francis, blacksmith Cutler Betsy (Mrs.), shopkeeper Stone .Alfred, farmer, Prine<>s farm
West John, grocer, Fitzillian avenue Dowsett Bert, farm bailiff to W. Thorogood Samuel, farmer
Willats Wm. house agent, Wayside Vellacott esq. Elm. farm Winmill Edwd.farmer,Weybridge frm
Gay Alfred, farmer, Maylands Green Wright William, shopkeeper
Gay William John, farmer ·
EAST HORNDON a.nd HERONGATE.
E.!.ST HORN DON is a village and parish on the road of Barking; services are held alternately here and in
from Brentwood to 'filbury, with a station (locally in the the mission chapel. The register of baptisms and
parish of West Horndon), 2! miles south on the London, burials dates from 1558 ; marriages, I573· The living
Tilbury and Southend section of the Midland railway, is a rectory, net yearly value J.,I47• with 33 acres of
3 south from Brentwood station on the main line of glebe and residence, in the gift of and held since 1894
the Great Eastern railway, 4 south-west from Billericay by the Rev. Sydney Charles Donovan :M.A. {}{ Oxford
and 22 from London, in the Mid division of the county, University: a rectory house was built in 1877 at Heron-
Barstable hundred, Brentwood county court district gate. St. .A.ndrew's chapel of ease, erected in the Til-
and petty sessional division, Billericay union, Barstable lage at a cost of about £3oo, raised by subscription, i&
rural deanery, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford a building of wood, consisting of chancel, nave, vestry,
diocese. The church of .All Saints is an edifice of red and a small western turret, containing one bell. Th&
brick, erected about the time of Henry VI. and consists Peculiar People have a small chapel here. In this
of chancel, with a large aisle on the south called the parish are two manors, '.[';he Abbot manor and Foucher'&
Tyrell chapel and a smaller chapel on the north, nave, Heron, the lordships of which are respectively held by
transepts, south porch and a massive but stunted tower Lord Petre and Miss Lowndes, of Hatfield Broad Oak,
at the west end containing 4 bells, and the lower stage Harlow, who are also the chief landowners. The soil
of which is used as a vestry: on an altar tomb in the is chiefly clay and gravel; subsoil, clay. The chief
Ty1ell chapel is a remarkable incised stone slab, dated crops are wheat, oats and barley. The area is 1,525
1422, to Lady Alice, }'fife of Sir John Tyrell kt. who acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value, £2,182;.
served in France during the reign of Henry V. and was the population in 19II was 420.
present at the battle of .Agincourt (25 October, 1415), The hamlet of HERONG.ATE (which is the village of
and to their ten sons and daughters: in the small the parish) stands on the southern brow of the eminence.
chapel on the north, known as the Marney chapel, there three-quarters of a mile north of the church and near
is an altar tomb to Sir Thomas Tyrell, son of Sir John what was formerly a considerable area of common land;
and Lady .Alice Tyrell, who died in 1476, and to his it takes its name from a gate formerly crossing the road
wife Anne, daughter of Sir William Marney, of Layer near the old "Boar's Head," and dividing the Heron
Marney, and there are numerous other memorials to manor from the .Abbot manor. The Heron manor and
the Tyrrell family, including a remarkable horizontal mansion, for many eenturies be-longing to the Tyrell
slab to Sir John Tyrell, an active Royalist at the time family, took its name from a family of Heron, who
of the Commonwealth, ob. 1675: the chancel roof is owned it at an earlier period: the mansion has been
enriched with handsomely-carved bosses : against the pulled down.
wall of the south transept, known as Petre chapel, is an Clerk to the Parish Council, .Assistant Overseer ~
altar tomb, with canopy, said to have contained the Assessor & Collector of King's Taxes, John Edward&,
heart of Queen .Anne Boleyn, beheaded May 19, 1536 : Ingrave.
this tomb, however, bears evidence of having once had Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Herongate.-.Alfred Waiter
on the upper slab brasses of a knight in armour, his Ladell, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Brent-
wife, six sons and six daughters: over the north and wood at 7 & 8 a.m. & 1 & 6.55 p.m. ; sundays, 7.40
south transepts are galleries, formerly the dwelling of a a.m.; dispatched at 8.30 & 9.25 a.m. & 2 & 7.15
chantry priest attached to the church: the basin of the p.m.; sundays, 11.35 a.m
Norman font is formed of a large square block of stone, Wall Letter Box, near the Rectory, cleared at g.2o a.m.
carved with intersecting arches and other ornaments: the & 1.55 & 6.50 p.m.; sundays, 11.35 a.m
church being much out of repair was closed from 1898 The children of t-his parish attend the school at Ingrave.
to 1go8, and in xgo8 was thoroughly restored, at a cost· 1 mile distant
of £t,ooo, and re-opened May 13th, tgoB, by the Bishop Carrier. Joseph Ablin, to Brentwood, daily
EAST HORNDON. Cole Jn. Chas.farmer,Barnard's farm HERONG.ATE.
PRIVATE Rl!:SIDENTS. Uottee Edward William, relieving (For other names in Herongate, see
BCiardm.an William F. R. The Hollies officer, collector to the guardians Ingrave.)
Donovan Rev. Sydney Charles M ..A. & vaccination officer, Western dis- PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
(rector), The Rectory trict, Billericay union (attends here Rixon Theodore Beaumont,St.Joseph's
Ladell .Arthur Osborne, Mill Hill vils every wed. I to 2 p.m) Womersley Dale J.P. Heron court
~ash Mrs. The Firs Davies David, f:umer, Mt. Thrift frm COMMERCIAL.
West Daniel Kemp Levens William R. Old Dog P.H .Abbott Henry John, .Boar's Head inn
Morgan Robert Henry, farmer, East Brewster Edward, boot maker
COMMKRCIAL. Horndon hall Hodge James, farmer, Fouchers farm
Austin J oseph, beer retailer Squier A. W. & S. J. famers, Dunton Ladell Alfd. Wait. draper, Post office
Boardman William F. R. builder, Hill's farm Pardey & J ohnson, grocers
contractor, painter & timber mer Tippett William James, farmer, Upson Waiter Harry, harness maker
Cole Henry, farmer, Heron house Cockridden fal'm Young Henry, builder
HORNDON-ON-THE-HJJ,J, (formel'ly a market consists of chancel with chapel, clerestoried nave, aisles~
town) is a village and parish, so named from. being on a south porch and a wooden tower at the west end, re-
height, having a good view over the neighbouring land puted to be of Saxon date, now containing 5 bells, twG
and river to the west as far as London and to the east respedtively dated 1640 and 17o6, and one recast in
nearly as far as the sea: it is on the road from Chelms- 1899; two others were added in 1901, the gift of the-
ford to Tilbury and Grays, I! miles north-west from late Sir John Hall K.C.M.G. of Horomta, New Zealand:
bhe StanfoTd-le-Hope station on the London, Tilbury the nave of four bays is Early English: the chancel
and Southend railway, about IO south-east from Brent- appears to have been rebuilt in the 15th century, and
woo<l, 2! north-east from Orsett, and 24 from London, in retains a hagioscope, piscina, aumbry, and two sedilia;
the South Eastern division of the county, Barstable six of the windows are stained : the east window is Per-
hundred, Orsett union and petty sessional division, pendicular, and retains some fragment-s of stained
Grays county court district, Orsett and Grays rural glass; the substructure of the spire is a good specimen
deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. of the constructive carpentry of the 15th century, to
The church of SS. Peter and Paul, an interesting which period also belongs the porch, the doorway being
example of the church architecture of the early 13th Early English: the font is in its details Perpendicular,
century, is situated in the middle of the village, and but from its shape and size suggests a conversion from
 Dl.REC fORY.) E~SEX. H~ TT<1~. 3!!1
one of Norman date: in the chancel is a marble monu- chapel of Southwark Cathedral, where there is an alta-r
ment to David Caldwell esq. ob. 1634, with shields of tomb with effigy. TJ!e principal landowners are Allan
arms, and here also is a slab of Purbeck marble, with Craig esq. of A:rden Hall, who is owner of the manor,
ihe arms of Toldervey ; s-ome memorials of the Gr ~nt Francis Henry Douglas Charlton Whitmore. esq. of
IBmily, 172o-49; .a IWllllOrial to the Rev. Samuel Jenni- Orsett, and F. Montgomerie esq. The soil is clayey;
fer, formerly rioa:r of this parish, ob. Ij"I5 ; various in- subsoil, ()}ay. The chief crops .are wheat, beans and
ICriptions to the now extinct family o.f Kinsman, of peas. Here was formerly a market on Saturdays,
Bumham, Essex, I686-1719; and one to Susan, daughter There is a farm here called " Saffron Gardens," from
ef Thomas Sandford, of Coggeshall, ob. 1633: the the former growth of saffron upon it. The area is 2,615
ehurch was completely restored in I8gg-Igor. at a cost acres ; rateable value, £3,345 ; the population in 19II
of £4,7oo, and wa11 re-opened 29 June, 1901. The was 617 in the civil and 758 in the ecclesiastical parish.
register of baptisms and burials dates from 1672; By Local Government Board Order No. 54,633, April
marriages, 1752. The living is a vicarage, net yearl) 1st, I9ID, part of Horndon-on-the-Hill was transferred
~alue /,255, with 7 acres of glebe and residence, built in to 8tanford-l~-Hope for civil purposes.
I9QI, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, Sexton, Arthur Mitchell.
and held since 1898 by the Rev. Sydney Waiter Fischel. Post, M. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office. William
Here is a Wesleyan chapel, erected in 1890. Thoma~
Highbed, yeuman of this parish, was burnt here for Gold, sub-po»tmaster. Letters arrive from Stanford-
lleresy, 26th llarch, 1555 ; he held a messuage bert> lt>-Hope; delivered at 7.20 & 8.50 a.m. & 7.10 p.m.;
and 6o acres of land, called Hot·ndon House, with a di.,patched Io.so a.m. k 6 & 6.so p.m.; sunday,
oottage; but the house was pulled down some time delivery 8.15 a.m.; dispat-ched 6 p.m. Tel~graph
office open on sundays from 8.30 to 10 a.m
~nee ; the place of his martyt·dom is thought to have
Wall Letter Box, Pump street, cleared at 10.55 a.m. &
been opposite the parish school, wl1ich was then
5·55 & 6.55 p.m.; sundays, 5·53 p.m
leath: a complete inventory is preserved at the Record Pillar Letter Box, Little Butts, cleared at 11.10 a.m. &,
Office of all his goods, chattels and farming implements. 7.15 p.m. week days only
showing him to have been a man of substance and
position. The eminent prelate, Dr. Lancelot Andrewes Church of En~land School, built in 1847 & enlarged in
Bishop of Winchester, born a~ All Hallows, Barking 188o &:; 1gq. -at a cost of £750, for 120 children;
Sept. 25, 1565, was the son and heir of Thoma~ average attendance, g8 ; Miss Newton, mistress
AndrewPs, of this parish, master of the Trinity House. This school is under the control of the Orsett Education
and Joan, his wife; he died 25 Sept. 1626, at Win- Sub-Committee
U.ester House, Southwark, and was buried in the Lady Police Station, Arthur Popple, constable
PIDV.~TE RESIDENTS. Arthy Henry James, baker Skelton Charles Robert, butcher
Broughton Miss, Grices Brown Henry, farmer Squier Austin William & Saml. J,.,p!J.
Ohristensen Christian, The Old house Craig Allan, farmer & landowner, farmers, Saffron gardens, Cholley's
Craig Allan, Ardl'n hall Arden hall farm & Wren's park
Pischel Rev. Sydney Waiter (vicar), D~le Annie & Ada (Misses), drapers Tompkins Edwin Osborne, farmer
Vicarage Dale James, plumber & painter Turnell Frederic, Bell inn
Kerly Alexander Wm. J.P. The Gables Klis George T. boot repairer Tyrrell R<ty & Son, grocers
Tyrrell Waiter. St. Peter's Fuller Frederick, bhtcksmith Tyrrell Ray & Waiter, insurance agts
Tincent Mrs. High house Goodwin Hannah (Mrs.), ~hopkeeper Tyrrell Waiter, land & estate agent,
Wellesley-McKown William A.ugustus Hills John, bricklayer St. Peter's
.B.Sc.• F.O.B. The Woodland~ 1King Arthur, tailor Village Club (Andrew Craig, sec)
coM~fE:&CIAL. 1MitchPll Arthnr, sexton & thatcher Wilks JosPph, shopkeeper
Allen Herbert, wheelwright j Partner George, dairyman, Mill lane Wright Clement, Swan P.H
A:rche:r Henry, saddler Reynolds James, coal dealer
WEST HORNDON is a parish, united to that of &he east wing was restored in 1894 and now forms the
Ingrave in 17r2, with a station callPd East Ho:rndon, residPntial port-ion: attached to the hall i'! a public
en the direct line of the London, Tilbury and South- Catholic chapel, dedicated to Our Blesst>d Ladv and St.
eud section of the Midland railway, and 3o miles south- Laurence in 1770. The old ball, about 1! miles south,
•ast from Brentwood, in the Mid division of the county, was formerly the seat of the Fitz-Lewises, the last of
Barstable hundred, Brentwood petty sessional division whom was •burn-t to death with his bride on hi:t
ud county court district, Billericay union, and in the wPdding night, in the reign of Henry VII. The soil is
rural deanery of Barstable, archdeaconry of Essex and chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wbea'-
ChPlmsford diocese. The living is a rectory united to oats and barley. The area is 1,385 acrPs of land and 1:1
ahat of Ingrave. ThE>re is no church; the inhabitants of water; rateable value, [,r-,752; the population in
•se those of Ingrave, Childerditch and East Horndon. 1 19II was 123 in the civil and 635 in the ecclesiastical
Tborndon Hall is the seat of Lord Petre, who is lord of parish, which includes Ingrave.
the manor and principal landowner. The house is Wall Letter Box, Railway bridgP, clearPd 8. 10 a. m. &
aitaate on an eminence, in an extensive and well-wooded 7 p.m. ; sundays, s. 30 a.m. Letters through Brent-
rark of over I,ooo acres, about 2 miles south-east from wood arrive at 7. 30 a.m. Herongate is the nearest
Krentwood ~ origmally it was a noble mam=ion, consist- tele<Praph & money order office
mg of a centre and two wings, connected by circular l '"'. . . .
wrridors, and contained some very valuable paintings ThPre IS no school m th~ par1sh hut the ch1ldren attend
by the old masters: the main IY.trt of the mansion was, those of Ingrave & Little Warley
however, destroyed by fire on the 22nd of March, 1878; Railway Station, Ernest Edward Ixon, station master
Petre Lord, Thorndon ball Dear Frederick Wm. Railway hotel Thomson John, farmer, Field house
COMMERCIAL. Teffreys John, gamekeeper to Lord Woods Frederif'k, bt>ad ~ardener to
Craig James, farmer, Hatch Petre, Thorndon park Lord Petre, Thorndon park
HUTTON IS a parish on the road from Billericay to is a mt>morial to the late G. J. BaxtPr esq. of Button
Brpntwood, about 3 miles east from Brentwood, 2~ west Park : there are 200 sittings. The register dates from
from Billericay station on the Southend branch of thP the year 1654. The living is a rectory, net yt>arly
GrPat Eastt>rn railway, and 20 from London, in the Mid value £160, with 19 acrE's of glebe and residPnce, in
iivision of the county, hundred of Barstable, union of the gift of tht> Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and
Billericay, petty sessional division and county court dis- held since 1881 by the Rev. Piers Leopnld Clau!!hton
uict of Brentwood, rural deanery of Barstable, arch- B.A. of Oriel College, Oxfo,.d. HerP ;s a ConQ'l't>j?<>t;onal
deaconrv of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The Great chapel, erected in 1859, with 200 sittin!!s, and a Union
Eastem'Railway Company's branch from the main line chapel, erected in 1914• at a cost of £3,r;oo, to sPat
at Shenfield to Billericay and thence viA Wickford, Ray- 333· There are brick and tile works hPre. nPar the
leigh and Rochford to Sout·hend passes through thi~ station. In this parish are thE' Poplar training- schools,
parish, the junction station being about one mile from erected in 1906 by the Poplar Board of Guardians, at a
\he Tillage. The chnrch of All Saints, an edifice of cost oJ £16o,ooo. ThPre are charities amounting- to
none in the Early English style, was rebuilt and en- about r.~ yearlv, arising in part from land left in
larged in the year 1873, at a cost of £3,ooo, raised b~ 1584 by Georg-e Whit-e esq. and also Martin's and Offin's
Rubscriptions, and consists of chancel, nav~: of thrt>P cha,.ities, consistin~ of monev invested in Conso]s;
bay11. aisles. south porch and a western tower with White's charitv is partlv dPvoted to the repair of the
tpire containing 5 bells, rPpaired in 1900: a new organ church, and a portion of OffiTI's charity to the schools;
was provided in 1885: the font cover was presentP~ the remainder is dist,.ibuted in bread, clothPs and fuel
• 11l93 in mE>mory of Mrs. Hamilton, drownPd in tbP awong- the poor. Button Hall is the residence of
trreck of the Roumania: the reredos, erected in 1Bg8, Maleolm Carlisle Pilkington esq. who is the chief la "'
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owner. Mr. Ern est Wood is lord of the manor. The
soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
wheat, oats, barley, beans and roots. The area is r,~g
acres; rateable value, .£14,512; the population in 1gu
was 1,774• including 79~ in the Poplar Borough Parish
Workhouse Training Schools.
Sexton, Samson Bird.
Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Mrs. Eliza Jane Wright, sub-
~ pos·tmistress. Letters arrive from Brentwood a.t 7.10
a.m. & 4.20 & 7.15 p.m.; dispatched at 9.15 & II.jo
a.m. & 7·45 p.m. on week days & on sundays arrive
7.10 a.m.; dispatched 7·55 p.m
Wall Letter :Box, The Green, cleared at 8.20 & 11.45
a.m. & 7·45 p.m. on week days; 7·45 p.m. on sundays
• John Harding A~soc.K.C.L. chaplain
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[KELLY'~
Pillar Letter Boxes., Station. cle!lred 9;:!5 a.m. k 'l~-5 ,15
8. p.m.; sunday~ 8 p.m.; Poplar Schools, cleared at
9.20 ~,m. 12 noon &i 7·55 p.m. on week daya; 7·55
p.m. on sundays; Button :MolJnt, cleared 8.30 a.m. 11
3·45 p.m. week days; 8.30 p.m. on ~undays; Heron
·"-:ay, d-eared at 7 ·45 a.m, & 4.15 & 6.45 p.m. week
days; 8.30 a. m. on su~days
County Police, David H. Wood. constable
Public Elementary School (mixed), bmlt in 1840, & en-
larged in r8g8, for So children; average attendance,
40; Miss Mary L. Parker, mistress
Poplar Borough Parish Workhouse Training Schoola,
William B. Dean B.A. head master; William Ander-
son M.B., O.M.Glas. medical officer; Rev. Lewea

PRIVATE RI<;SIDENTS.
Alexander Lewin V. Hillside .
.Alexandel' Malcolm Dryden, Hillwood
:Bacon William Stewart, The Lyches
-:Bendix Charles A. The Lodge
Bird Hugo R. Inglewood
Bird Leonard Grafton, Karachi
"Bradridge Stephen Boon, Talangetta
Bristowe Percy, Roundwood
Burge Henry Ormsby, The Thrid
Burns Arthur, Highfield
Callingham Stanley. Wynstay
· Carr William, Fairview
Clarke Owen Henry, Homestead
1 Claughton Rev. Piers Leopold B..\.
(rector), Rectory
~camber Peter Graham,Hutton mount
•Cook Ewart. Havwards
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tOook Francis, Vailima
Cornish Daniel, Moorfield
Dalton William, Burses
Dean William B., B.A
Dearberg George, Summerhill
Ennals Frank, Ba"V~"dsey
Eyre William, N efer
Farnes Thomas, Chevington
Fetherston Mrs. Sandhurst
"Fiddes John Dougla~ ~I.D., F.R.C.S .•
Ch.B. Rubislaw
Fox Bertram Douglas, Edgewood
Frith Harold Wm. The White house
Fuller George, Elmcroft
Gifford Austin, Senga
• Grahame Roland, Button lodge
Gray Percy Br) an, The Lodge
Hardinge George, Hutt.on house
Harvey Harry, Ker
Hewlett H. P. The Laurels
Howarth Albanv• E. The Studio
Hudson William de Cadt-, Llandough
Huggins Henry Thomas, Gordon ho Thompson Jas. Thurlow, The Coppice
Ibberson Charles W. Lindens Thorne Harold, Clevedon
.Tessop Ernest, Engleberg Watts Francis, The Wick
Johnson Major Campbell,The Willow~ W eston Horace, The Cloyne
Johnstone John Forsyth, Ellerslie Will;:s Mrs. Holmwood
J ones Henry, Pea hill Wilks Rowland, Westcott
Joule Francis, Park house Willis George, St. Patrick's
Keddell Harry H. Langdale Wilson Henry W. Westward Ho I
Kemp Flaming Frt>nch, Windy hill
Kimber Fredk. 1.'homas, Highclere COMMERCIAL.
Kingston Mrs. W oodside · Bo:xall William, gardener to M. C.
Lane Walter Herb~rt, Branscombe Pilkin!!ton esq
Latham Ardarn Mere, Tomlvns •
Carswell Charles, Chequers P.H
Lees J ames, Elsinore Colliers Ltd. brick & tile makers
Lewis F. S. Wendover Cook Ewart, nurseryman & seedsman,
Lovell David W. White haven Park nurseries
Macadie William, Trevone Cook William E. farmer
Magor Emest ~I. Lung Ridings Fiddes John Douglas M.D., F.R.C.S.,
:\Iallinson George, Sunnylawn Ch.B. physician & surgn. Rubislaw
Martin Charles Picton, Woodmanton Hntton :Mount Estate Co. (The), land
Mearns .Andrew Norris, Mills farm & estate agents (postal address,
Miller Harry, Seebury Shenfield)
:\fills Henry Charles, Thornycroft Jarvis Edwd.John, cartage contractor
:\lortimer George, Showel! green :Matthams Waiter, shopkeeper
~otcutt Waiter P. Orllell Matthews .Alfred & Charles Newman,
Owles Harry, The Croft farmers & landowners, Creasey's fm
Page William Samuel, Button mount Matthews Henrv, •
blacksmith
Partner Rev. Richard, White Gable~ Newman John (Mrs.); market gardnr
Phillips Waiter, The Coppice Poplar Borough Parish Workhouse
Pilkington Malcolm Carlisle, Button Training Schools (William B. Dean
hall 'B.A. head master; William A.nder-
Poole-Norton Fredt>rick, Mount lodge son ::\LB., C.M.Glas., D.P.H.medical
Radford William, The Knoll officer;. Rev. L ..T. Harding A.K.C.
Robinson David, Heronway . chaplain)
Robison Robert, Raeberry Smith Henry Thomas, farmer
Robson HenrY• L. St, Briavrl's Smith Wm. Button Junction hotel
Satow Hugh, Engadine Spooner John, coal merchant
Smith Alfred, Beddingfif'ld Thompson John, farmer
Sproul William, The Laurels Thompson Joseph, farmPr
Stephenson Rowland, Hutton place Wright Eliza Jane (Mrs.), shop-
Stuart J amt-" Thu • lstone ' kt:>eper, Po'<t office
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GREArr
!LFORD (GREAT) is an increasing ~uburb of Lond•Jn
Ji_tnated on the road from London to Colchester, and on
~he east of the river Roding, which here becomes navi-
gable for barges, with a station on the main line of the
Gr('at Eastern railway to Colchester and Ipswich, and
other stations at Seven Kings and Goodmayes on tne
<~ame line, and is 7 miles from London, 2 north from
Barking and 5 west from Romford; in 1903 a branch
line was opened to Woodford. llford is in the Southern
division of the county, Becontree half-hundred and petty
sessional divisiOn, union and county court district of
Romford, and in Barking rural deanery, archdeaconry of
Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. It is within the juris-
diction of the Central Criminal court and Metropolitan
police and has a police station. Great llford, Barking
Side, Aldborough Hatch, Chadwell, and a portion of
Hainault Forest were formed into a separate ecclesiasti-
cal parish under the above name in 1830: by a sub-
division made February II, 1841, on the north side of
Ilford, the district of Barking Side was f01 med, and in
1863 that of Aldborough Hatch: on the 29th September,
t888, GrPat Ilford was constituted a separate civil parish
by Act of Parliament. ·A Local Board was formed in Oct.
I Ego, but under the provisions of the "Local Govern-
ment Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), the parish is
now governPd by an Urban District Council of 21 mem•
hers and divided into seven wards. The town is lighted
with gas, and also by electricity from a generating
station in Ley street : it is supplied with water princi-
pally by the South Essex Water Works Company, but
the Metropolitan
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Water Board supplies a sr,nall portion
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0f the district. Electric tram lines were laid in 1903
to Barking, Ohadw-ell Heath, Barking Side and Seven
Kings. SEVEN KINGS, which in 18gB consisted of
open fields, is now a favourite res1dr>ntial district, with
a large population. GOOD MAYES, another district, is
also now ( 1914) .rapidly increasing in population. St.
Clement's parish church, erected during the period
18go-g6. at a cost of £w,ooo, was, by an Order of
thP Ecclesiastical Commissioners, dated June, 1902,
constituted the parish church of Jlford, and is a
structure of red brick, in the Early English style, con~
sisting of chancel, nave and aisles, and will seat 1,000
persons. The register dates from the year 183~. The
living is a vicara~, net yearly value £520, with resi-
dence, in the gift of .All Souls' College, Oxford, and
held since 1912 by the Rev. Arthur Wyndham Ott.away
l\I.A. of Merton College, Oxford. St. Mary's is an
ecclesiastical parish, formed in 1904 ; the church, built
in 1831, at a cost of £3,500, and restored and reseated
in 1883, at a cost of £r,I5o, is an edifice in the Early
Victorian style, consisting of apsidal chancel, nave 1
"VI'estern porch and a tower with spir~, containing •
clock and 8 bells, dated I866, and provided 41. that year
as a memorial to J. Davis esq. and his wife. at a cost
of about £6oo : the stained windows of the chancel and
the pulpit of carved ,stone are also rp.emorials to Mr.
Davis, and there Jire five other stained windows: the
church affords· 6oo sittin~rs. The register dates from
th~.> year 1905. The living is a perpetual curacy, nPt
yearly value £340, with resid~nce, in the. gift of the
vicar of Ilford, and held since 1914 by the Bev. Huberl
 DIRECTOIW. J E6SEX. ILFORD (GREAT).' 323
V-alentine Eardley-Wilmot M.A. of Keble College, Ox- Stroud, in 1894,. at a cost of £2,500. There are four
ford. St. John the Evang-elist, SEVEN KINGS, is banks, two hotels, a paper mill, several steam !ann-
an ecclesiastical parish, formed in :904; the church, dries and many shops. Tiford is also noted for the
built in 1902 and finished in 1913, is an edifice of brick, manufacture of photographic dry plates, papers and
consisting of chancel, nave, aisles and vestries, and films. The Hippodrome, erected in 1909, has 2,500
will seat Boo persons. The register dates from the year s£>ats. The Ilford Emergency Hospital, in Al:>bey road,
1903· The living is a perpetual curacy, net yearly value ~ewbury Park, was erected in 1912 at a cost of
£322, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Ohelms- [12,350; it has two public, four private and one
ford, and held since 1905 by the Rev. James Henry children's wards, and contains 23 beds. The Urban
Pea body M.A. of Cambridge University. St. ;raul's, a District Council in 1897 erected an l solation. I!ospital,
chapel of ease to Chadwei1 Heath, erected in 1903, and which in tgo2, 1905 a.nd 1909 was ~nlarged, at a total
adde4 to in 1905, is a structure of red brick, consisting cost of £29,000, and it will nqw hold 8o patients.
of chancel, nave and aisles. St. Alban's, a chapel of The Hospital of St. Mary and St. Thomas of Canter·
ease t~ St. Clement's, consecrated 17 Nov. rgoo, and bury, originally founded by the abbess of Barking m
completed in 1900, was built at a cost of £9,ooo, and the reign of .Stephen, about 1140, for 13 lepers, with a
consists of chancel, nave and vestry. SS. Peter and prior and master, was re-founded m 1572 under Queen
Paul's Catholic church, in High road, opened by his Elizabeth, for the support and 'residence of a master,
Eminence Cardinal Vaughan 18 June, 1899, and en- chaplain and ~i:x poor aged men: the Marquess of
J.arged and redecorated in 1900, is an edifire in the Salisbury P.C., G.C.V.O., C.B. is the mastPr and
Perpendicular style: in 1909 side aisles and a tower patron : the buildings occupy three sides of a quad·
were added at a cost of £8,ooo, and there are now rangl£>, the south side being formed by the chapel, a
~eats lot Boo per8ons. The Presbyterian Church of long- narrow structure of the 15th centqry, which,
England is in Oakfield road, erected in 1903, with 56o nntil the erPction of the chntch, was the only C.hurch
sittings ;-- attached to this church is a hall, er£>cted in of England place of worship for t}l£> inhabitants of this
1909: there is .another Presbyterian church at GOOD- placP: in 1~89 a south aisle was lmilt and two bay!!
MAYES, built in 1905, with zoo 8ittings. The Congre- added to the length of the chapel, at a cost of £2,ooo,
!:;.ltional chapel, High road, erected in 1901, at a co~t and there are now sittings for 300 persons. The chap-
f £17,000, is an octagonal structure of red brick with laincy, net yearly value £8o, with house, is in the gift·
qtone dressin~s in a late Gothic style, w1th a to'l'l er and of the .Marquess of Salisbury, and J,eld since 1904 by
spire reaching- a height of 137 feet: it will seat 1,300 the Rev. William John Sparrow-Simpson D.D. of
percons. Wycliffe Congregational ch<tpe1, in Cranbrook Trinity College, Cambridge. There are now two public
road, erected in 1907, at a co~t of .£D,590, consists of parks here, viz.: Valentine's, of 96 acres, and South
chancel, nave and transepts, and :i1as 815 sittings. 1 Park, of 32 acres, Seven Kings Recreation Ground of
There are also Congregational chapels in Ilford lan£> 9~ acres, and 10 acres adjoining Wanstead Park. There
and at Goodmayes and Meads lanE>, Seven Kings. The is also a recreation ground at Goodmayes of 15 acrPAi,
Wesleyan chapel at Seven Kings, a structure of red one in Uphall road, Ilford, and one at. Barking Side
brick, erected in 1904 at a cost of £8,soo, will seat of 14! acres. A considerable portion of Hainault
1,050 persons, and there is another Wesleyan chapel in Forest is in this pari«h, and ~ ithin its limits formerly
~e High :road. The Baptrst chape-l, Hig]l road, erected stood the reno"ned It'airlop Oak, the trunk of which,
at a co.st of about £6,ooo, will seat soo persons ; at three feet from the ground, m£>asured 36 feet in
attached is a Sunday ~chool, built at a cost of about girth, with boughs extending over a cucumfereRCe of
£3,500. with a Jibrary of goo ··olmnes. The Baptists ~oo feet; for- many years a fair, established by Mr.
have also chapels m l-1anbr·ook .oad, llford lane and Dnniel Day, a block and pump mali£>r, of Wapping, was
Seven Kings. There are United Methodist chapels held on the first Friday m July, under its shade; but
here and at Seven Kings, and Primitive }'lethodist I the trPe is gone and Fairlop Fair now lives only in the
chapels in Connaught road and Meads lane, Seven records of the past. The area of the civil parish and
Kings, and a Unitarian chapel, erected in 1909· TherE> Urban District is 8,-J.?O acres of land, 26 of inland and
are alS{) several Mission halls in the !Jansh. The Ceme- ..., of tidal water; rateable value, £433,512, which
tery, in Bucl.ingham road, formed m 188I, has on(;' includes Barking Side, Aldborough Hatch and part of
chapel and a mortuary, and is under the control of the Chadwell.
Urban District Council. The Town Hall, which was All Saints, GOODMA YES, is an eeclesiastical parish,
erected in 1900 at a cost of nearly £3o,ooo, and opened on formed in January, 1914 , from the ecclesiastical
5th Dec. 1901, is a building of stone, in a variation of the parishes of Barking St. Mary, Great llford, St. Chad.
Classic styl~, from designs by Mr. Ben Woollard, archi- Chadwell Heath and Dagenham. The church, situated
teot, and has frontages both to the High road and Oak- in Goodmayes lane, Goodmayes, is a building of brick
field road: it includes, besides the usual offices and with stone facings in the Early English style, consist-
committee rooms, a Council chamber and a large hall, ing of aisles, nave, choir, sanctuary, side chapel,
with a good stage and connected retiring rooms, and at baptistry and vestry, and has 769 sittings. The register
the other end a gallery: the hall will seat about 1,ooo dates from the year 1909 . The living is a vicarage, net
persons. The Public Library, in the High road, Seven yearly value £ 300 , in the gift of trustees, and held
Kings, was erected in 1908 at a cost of £8,5oo, being since 1914 by the Rev. Hector William Reindorp M.A.
part of a suru of £1o,ooo presented to the town for this of St. Catharine College, Cambridge. .
purpose by Andrew Carnegie esq. of Skibo Castle:
the building contains a lending library of I6,-J.co The population in I9II was 78,188, including 2,467
volumes, a reference library of 474 volumes, news- inmates and 232 officials and their families in Clay-
paper, magazine and directory roams: attached is a .bury Lunatic Asylum, 862 inmates and II5 officials and
Leoture Hall, se'lting 435 persons, with a lower hall, their families in West Ham Borough Lunatic .AsyluDJ,
kitchen, cloak rooms ll;c. The Reading Room, in the and 1,407 in Dr. Barnardo's Village Home for Orphan,
High road, is used for entertainments and meetings: Neglected and Destitute Girls.
the Drill Hall for the 4th Territorial Battalion Essex The population of the wards in I9II wa.s :-Clements-
Regiment, and the head quarters of the East Anglian wood, 16,618; Cranbrook, g,96o; Hainault Ward North,
Divisional Transport and Supply Column Army Service 7•974; Hainault Ward South, 10,673 ; Loxford, 12,318 ;
Corps, Territorial Force, is also in the High road: . rark, II,8 25; Seven Kings, 8,820.
both buildings were erected by the late Miss E. The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 19II
Thompson. The drill-ground and club-house for the was: St. Clement, ::6,215; St. John the Evangeli~t,
use of the 4th Territorial Battalion Essex Regiment, in Seven Kings, B,oo-t; ~t. ::\I~ry, 16• 012 ·
Gordon road, were provided at the expense of the ReY: By the East Ham, Barking Town and Ilford Order,
th& Hon. H. W. Bertie D.C.L. vicar here r844-8r. The 1907• which came into operation November 9th, 1907,
Fire Station, in Ley street, was erected in 1905 at a part of Ilford Urban District and civil parish was trans-
crosfi of £7,ooo. .The Swimming Baths, situate on the ferred to East Ham .Municipal Borough and civil parish
bank~ of the river Boding, were erected by Mr. Robert and part of the lattPr was transferred to the former.
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OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. LOCAL INSTITGTIOXS &~
Post, M. 0. &; T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery O.ffice.- Town Sub-Po~t, M. 0. & T. Office, The Pavement, Seven
E. J. Butler, postmaster. Letters delivered at 7 Kings.-G. H. Radford, sub-postmaster. Letters
.t II.zs a.m. & 2.35, 6.5 & 8.20 p.m. & 7.10 arrive at 7.30 a.m. 12 noon & 3, 7 & 9.15 p.m. ; dis-
a.m. on sundays; dispatched at 2.45 k 9·45 a.m. 12 patched at 8. IS· g.15 & Il. I5 a. m. & I. I5, 4· 5· 7· 15,
noon k r.. 1.45~ 4.30 1 5-30. .8.15 & IO.-J.5 p.m. & 12 mid~ 9.30 & (except saturdays) I I p.m . .; sundays, 10 p.m.
night (e:reept saturdays) for early rooming mail; Telegraph office open from 8 a..m. to 8 p.m. wet>k
aundays, 112 midnight. Money orders are issued & days only 1 .
paid from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Telegraph office open Town Sub-Post & 'M. 0. Offices:-
from 8 a.m.• to g. p.m. ;~ sunday~ •. s a.m. to 10 a. m. ~ Belgrave .Market. Harold Bay .ibbott, su\>-p(lstmaster.
5 p.m. to 6 p.m Letters dispatched at 8. 15, 9.30 & n.3o· a.m. & I-1.).
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3·45• 5·IS, 7·30, g.3o & (except. saturdays) 11.15 p.m.:
.;;uudayg., 10 p.m. Telegrams can be dispatched but
not delivered from this office
.St. Mary's road.-Enuna Mary Greatorex, sub-post-
mistress. Letters dispatched at 8, g. IS & 11.15 a.m.
& 1.15, 3·45. 5, 7·I5, g.3o & (except saturdays) I l
p.m.; sundays, Io p.m. The nearest telegraph office
is at Ilford
Cranbrook road. Watson Hornby, sub-postmaster.
Letters dispatched at 8. 15, 9.30 & u.3o a. m. & 1.3o,
3·45• 5.15, 7-30, 9·30 & (except saturdays) u.x5 p.m.;
sundays, 10 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at
Clement's road, llfdrd
Birkbeck road.-Ernest Edmund Gardiner, sub-post-
master. Dispatches, 8.45 a.m, & 4• 8 & 9 p.m.; sun-
days, 8.55 a.m
llford lane. James Eva.ns, sub-postmaster. Letters
dispatched, 8.15, 9.30 & u.3o a.m. & 1.15, 3·45· 5·•5·
7·30, 9-30 & (except saturdays) n.15 p.m.; sundays,
10 p.m
Ley street. Miss Mary Jane Saunders, sub-postmis-
tress. Letters dispatched at 8. 15, 9· 15 & 11. 15 a.m.
& I. IS, 3·45. 5· 7· rs, 9-30 & (except saturdays) II
p.m. ; sundays, ro p.m
345 High road. Mrs. Mary Ann Peal, sub-postmis-
tress. Letters dispatched at 8, g.3o & 11.30 a.m. &
1.30, ,3·45, 5-IS, 7.3o, g.30 & (except Saturdays) 11.15
p.m. ; sundays. 10 p.m
High road, Goodmayes. W. S. Gray, sub-postmaster.
Letters dispatched at 8, 9 & 11 a.m. & .11 3·45• 4 45, 7•
9.30 & (except saturdays) 10.45 p.m.; sundays, 10
p.m. Telegrams can be dispatched but not delivered
from this office
us Belgrave road. Miss Eliza A.da Drake, sub-post-
mistress. Letters dispatched at 8, g. 15 & n,15 a.m.
& 1.15, 3·4'i. 5, 7.I5, 9.30 & (except satnrdays) u
p.m.; sundays. 10 p.rn
n6 Windsor road. William Edwin Clarke, sub-post-
master. Letters dispatched at 8.15, 9.15 & 11.15 a.m.
& 1.15, 3·4.5· 5, 7·15, 9.30 & (except saturdays) u
p.m. : snnrl~n·s, 10 p. m
2:57 Tiford lanE'. Leona.,.d Branch Pardt>y, sub-post-
master. Letters di~patched at 8 t'). 9 15 & n.15 a m.
& I.xs, 3-45• 5, 1-15, 9.30 & (except saturdays) u
p.m. ; ~undavs. ro pm
~ Westwnod l!ardens, High Toad, Seven Kinl!'s.-Miss
Edith Braham, sub-postmistress. Letters dispatched
8, 9 & I I a.m. & 1, 3 45• 4·45• 7• 9.30 k (except satur-
dav<:) T().4~ n.m.: snntinvs, 10 Tl m
100 Mead's lane, SevPn Kin<Ys. William Blake Lucas.
sub-postmaster. Letter!l dispatchPd M. 8, 9 & n a.m
& I, 3·4'i· 4·45• 7• 9.30 & (except saturdays) 10.30
p.m. ; sunrlavs. 10 p.m
BrMm'hill m3rket. GrPen lane, GnodmavPR. H. ("
Wilson, sub-postmaster. Lf'.tters dispatchPd at 8, o
& 11 a.m. & r, 3·4.'i· 4-4.'i· 7• 9.30 & (except satnr·
d!lvs) TO 30 p.m.; "und11y11, 10 p.m
"kluth Park parade, Green hne, Seven Kings.-Artbu ...
WiUiRm Green, snh-postm11ster. LPtters dispatchPil
at 8. Q & I I a.m. & r. 3-4'\'. 4·45• 7• 9-30 & (excPpt
satnr-'~Ys) TO.""' n.m : sn..,#lllvll, 10 pm
Post flffiP'l, H) New ro<~d, BoebivP.-Mrs. Hetty Swith.
sub-pn"tmi!'trPss. Lette... q arrive through Jlfm·d 9
a.m. & 8 p m. ; di"'p"tPhP<I, 9 a..m. & 4.20 & 8.30
pm.; no ifolive-ry on sun!lavs
TPlephone Exchange, Cleveland road
URBA l'lq' nT'-lTRTr.T COTlNOIL.
Offices. Town ball.
Veetings on the 2nd k, 4th tues. in each month at 7 p.m
M~>m bers.
Chairmqn, Willi<;&m Jame!l Oliv<'r Sbeat J .P.
Vice-Chairman, Georj:!:e Gunary.
Clement!lW"Od Ward.
RP-tire April Retire April
'Thomas PhilPnt J. P ... I9T r; Waiter Everett ......... 1917
George Cushing ..... . ... 19rf>
Cranbrook VVard.
I
Frf'denck llnnnpr n·•ne T()T 5 William Peter Griggs.. 1917
W m.Jac;. OJiverShf'at.J. P Igr~>
Hainault Ward North.
George flhnrch ......... I<)I5j Ardesbir Kapadia ...... 1917
John Hawkins ........... 1916
Hainault Ward South.
GP.or'!P- Gnn<~l'V ......... IQISI Williarn James Tf'mple
Robert Stroud J.P .,. .... rQtll f'ullis .................. 1917
Loxford Ward.
JamPS Hy. f'nnSfPl' .T.P 1915!1 hank Douglas Smith.. 1917
William Henry Gillard 1916
Park Ward.
Retire April Retire AprilJ
Benjamin Bailey J.P •..• 1915 George WiHiam Davis.. 1911
William Thos. Cadness 1916
Seven Kings Ward.
Waiter Horace Stevens 19151lirorge Hoberi Davey ... 1917
Owen Waters ............ 1916
Officers.
Clerk, .A.dam Partington, Town hall, High road
Deputy Clerk, James Godfrey Gott, Town hall, High m.
Treasurer, John Grave Gowan, Town hall, High road
Acting Medical Officer of Health, Geo:ffrey Eogene-
Oates M D., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H. Camb.
Town hall
Electrical Engineer, Arthur Henry Shaw M.I.E.E.,.
M.I.M.E. Ley street
Engi~eer & Surveyor, Berbert Shaw :M.I.C.E.
hall, High road ,
Librarian, Public Library, Seven Kings, James Radclift'e
Collectors, Frank C. King, Frederick W. Perkins, John.
L'lwrence Burleigh & Albert Charles Treby
Sanitary Inspector, F'rederick Wm. King, 6 Oakfield rei.
Fire Brigade Superintendent, John W oullard, Ltly at
ILFORD LOCAL PENSION COM..'\II'ITEE.
The Committee consists of the whole of the membera-
of the Urban Distriot Council
Meetings are held at the Town hall on t·he third mon·
day in each month at 6.30 p.m
Chairman, William James Oliver Sheat, 120 Cran-
brook road
Clerk, James Godfrev Gott, Town hall
Pension Officer, William Joseph Daly, 57 Northbrook rd
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
4th Battalion Essex Regiment, Drill hall, High road 0
armoury, Gordon road; 0 Co. Capt. J. G. Gowan;
Color-Sergt. William R. Burns, drill illtltructor
8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regiment (F Co.), 2
Ilford lane; 2nd Lieut. P. Parry; Color-Sergt. A. W.
Butcher, 83 Grays Toad, instructor
ARMY SERVICE OORPS.
Head quarters, 156· High road.
East .A.nglian Divisional Transport & Supply Column~
Commanding, Lieut.-Col. W. G. Probert; Senior-
Supply Officer, Major W. G. iMarchbank; Adjutant,
Capt. H . .A. Jones A.S.C.; Medical Officer, Surg.-
Lieat. C. E. Anderson R.A.:M C. (T. F'.); Chaplain,.
The Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Colchester D.D
East Anglian Divisional (Head Quarters) Co. Com-
manding, Major F. P. P. SJper; R. H. Dixon V D.
captain & hon. major; P. C. Franklin, captain;-
Sergt.-Major Henry W. Bradley, instructor
PUBLIO ESTABLISHMENTS.
Board of Trade Labour Exchange, 65 High road, T. H.
Wheaton, manager
f'emetery, B11ckingham road, Joseph PatPs, supt
Emergency Hospital, Abbey road, NPwburv Park, Robers
Hntchinson M.D.Edin., F.R.O.P.Lond~ Hugh LE'tt
M.B., Ch.B.Vict., F.R.C.S Eng. William Turner M D.,.
M.S Lond., F.R.C.S Eng. H. R. Andrews M.D., B.S.
Lond., F.R.C.P.Lond. James Oliver M.D., C.M.Edin.,.
M R.C.P.Lond. Dan M!lckenzie M D.Glas., F.R C.S.
Edin . .Alfred John Couzens F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. & Robert Murray Leslie M.A., M.D. hon. con-
su'ting staff; B. Henderson, hon. sec.; Miss L. E.
G~een, ma•r•ln
Hippodrome, George Wells, manager; Miss Florenc&
Aylmer, sec
Isolation Hospital, Litt1e Heath, Geoffrey Eugene Oates
M D., B.S.Lond., M.R C.P.Lond., D P.H.Camb. assist-
ant medical supt.; Miss Alice Barlin!!, m"tron
'Metropolitan Police Station, 40 Hi!!h road, Alfred
Hamilton, sub-divisional inspector &; 4 station aer·
geants, 3 sergeants & 71 con'itables
PuhHc Lihrary. High road, Seven Kin11;s, James Rad-
cli:ffe, librarian
Raading Rnom, 24T High rd. J. W. F. Mumford. tru!ltPe
Son11 of Temperance Almshouses, Golfe road, Seven
Kino-s, Alf..-f'd J. AUi~on, ~ec
South Park Pnblic PlPa~nre Ground. South Park, Sontlt
Park road, Seven Kings, Hy. James Keens. res. sup~
Swimwin!!' B"th.s, Roden street, Thomas Johnson, supt
1'own Hall, High road, James Draine, keeper
Valentine's Park, Cranbrook road, Henry March sup\
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. JLFORO (GREAT). 325
PUBLIC OFFICERS. Primitive 'Methodist .
.Assistant Overseers, John Grave Gowan, Tu~ n hall upton Park Circuit.
(supt.) & William J. Mays, Town hall, High rd.(cbief) Rtv. George Ba.ldwin (snpt.) & ReY. AlLt,n Goodacre,
~unty Road Surveyor for Tiford District, A. Lowe, Connaught road; I I a.m. &. 6.30 p.m.; tues. 8 p.m
County depot, High road Meads lane, Seven Kin~": sun. 1 r a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
Vedical Officers & Public Vaccinators, 4th district, Ram- tues. 8. IS p.m
ford Union, Thomas BatteN>by Jobson M.D., B.Ch
Dub., D.P.H. I36 High road; 3rd district, Albert Jn. Gnitarian, High road, Rev. ArtLur Holland Bi~g-" ~LA .•
Pattison L.H.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S. 8 Kingswood road, LL.~I.; I I a.m. & 7 p.m
Goodmayes; 2nd district. Julius Hodgetts Smith
L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S. I Cambridge road, Senn United Methodist.
King.s Lond~n (Forest Gate) Circuit.
"'Police Surgeon, Ilford divi;,ion, :Metropolitan Police, R~ow. John Henry Squirt> B.A .• B.D. & Rev. Joe Boden.
Thomas Battersby Job son M. D., B.Ch.Dub., D.P .H. Ilford lane; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
136 High road Seven Kings road; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p-m
'Beei11trar of Births, Marriages & Deaths, Ilford Sub-
district, Romford union, John Farrow, 36 Cowntr) rd Salvation Army Hall, Clement's road ; r 1 d.m. .lii 3 &
7 p.m
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Senices. Salvation _-\rmy Hall, Goodmayes aven. Seven Kings
'St. Clement's Church, Park a\ enue, Rev. Arthur Wynd- Society of Friends, Albert road; n a.m. &: 6.30 p.m.:
bam Ottaway M.A. vicar; Rev. Charles John Wills ~ed. 8 p.m
M.A. Rev. William Frank Hellyar Th.A.K.C. Rev.
Harold Hjalmar Heaton M.A. Rev. William Alexander W esleyan :Methodist.
Progley B. A. Rev. William Henry Jackson B. A. Rev. Ilford Circuit.
Edward Croxton Weddall M.A. & Re\. John Henry Re\·. E. Blaushard Keeling (supt.), ReL Charle ... Francis
Yitchell B.A. curates; 7. 8 & 11 a.m. & 3 & 6.30 Ream M ...!.. Rev. William Arthur Moore; Rev. Waltt>r
p.m.; week days, 7.30 & 10 a.m. & 5.30 p.m. ; wed. Fuller, supernumerary
8 p.m Cranbrook Park; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
All Saints' Church, Goodmaye., road, Goodmaye .... Rev. High road; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m

Hector William Reindorp M.A. vicar; Rev. William High rd. Sevt>n Kim~s; I I a. m. & 6,go p. m.; fri. 8 p.m
Thomas Sandford A.K.C. curate; I I a. m & 3-?0 &.
6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m.; holy eommunion. 8 :un. Evangelical Mission, Grange road; no 1egnlar minister;
also I I a.m. Hot sun. & 6.30 p.m. 3rd sun. : "~ ints' I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m
days, n a.m Christadelphian Hall, Scrafton rd.; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m
.St. Mary's Church, Rev. Hubert ValPntine Eardley- Clement .. wood Hall Mi~!'ion Room. Clement'!' rottd;
Wilmot ::\'LA. perpetual curate; Rev. Frank Clive 6.30 p.m
Luget L.Th. curate; 8, 9·45 (choral) & n a. m. & 3 Mission Hall, St ..Mary's road; 2.30 p.m
& 6.30 p.m. & every week day at I I a.m. & 7·45 p.m Mission Hall, Havelock read; I ! a. m. & 7 p.m. & thnrt!
8 p.m
St. John's Church, Seven Kings, Rev. James Henry Pea· \fission Hall, Chester road; 7 p.m
body M.A. perpetual curate ; Rev. Charles Roy Staf- Mission Hall (Santa Claus Hall), Dm tan road
ford Finch Th.A.K.C. & Rev. Albert Morris Wheatley Mission Hall, Ley st. ; I I a.m, & 7 p.m. ; mon. 8 p.m
Th.A..K.C. curates; 7• 8 & I I. 15 a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; Mission Room, Roden street; I I a. m. k 6.30 p.m
daily, holy communion, 6.45 a.m. (wed. 10); matins. Undenominational Chapel, South park. Ripley road; 1 [
7.30 a.m.; evening song, 8 p.m. (fri. & sat. 7.30); a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thur~5. 8 p.m
litany, wed. & fri. I2 noon
:St. Andrew's, The Drive, st>rved by the clergy of St. SCHOOLS.
Clement's; 8, 9·45 (choral) & I I a.m. & 7 p.m
.St. Luke's, Uphall road, Rev. John Henry Mitchell E~~ex County High School, 1Jalfuul' roau, ere<}ted ia
B.A. vicar designate; 8 (e;xcept 2nd sun.) & I I :t.m. xgo1, f-or about 280 boys & 250 girls; average attend-
k 6.30 p.m ance, 250 boys & 225 girls; Alfred Edward Diggen!
St. Alban's Church (chapel of ease to St. Clement's), B.A. head master; Mi~s Eliza.beth Morri-; B.Sc. head
Albert road, Rev. Charles John Will-; ;\.'LA.; 8 & u mistrt>!'S
a.m. & 7 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m Publif' Elementary School".
St. Paul's Church, Goodmayes; 8, 10.30 (matins) & .!n Edncrttion Committef', consisting of 14 members of
II.xs a.m. & 6.30 p.m the Urban District Council & i eo-opted members .
.St. Mary's Hospital, Rev. William Jn. Sparrow-Simpson was formed September goth, 1903
D. D. chaplain; 8 & n a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; special $er- The Committee meets in the Council chambel', Town
T.iees at other houre by notice given hall, on the 3rd monday in each month at i p.m
'SS. Peter & Paul, Catholic, High road, Rev. Patrick Chairman, William James Temple Cullis
Palmer (rural dean) & Rev. James A. Walton, Vice-Chairman, D. Hunter
priests; 8, 9.30 & I I a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8; Secretary, William Stansfield Torbitt M.A., LL.~I. Edu-
week days, 7.30 a.m cation offices, Cleveland road
Presbyterian Church of England, Oakfield rd. Rev. Walt. School Medical Officer,
A. Gait M.A., B.D.; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m Assistant School Medical Officer, Geoffrey Eugene Oatea
l»resbyterian Church of England, Kildowan road, Good- M.D., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.Camb. TowB
mayes, Rev. Norman M. Wright; sundays, 11 a. m. & hall
6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m Attendance Officers, T. W. Jackson, 3 Meath road
llaptist, Cranbrook road, Rev. Fredel'ick Augustus Jom•s; (supt.); A. Murrell, Old School house, Barkingside;
n a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. B p.m A. Reach, 290 Thorold road & F. W. Atkinson, 88
1
Ebenezer Strict Baptist, Cleveland road; II a.m. & 6.30 Hampton road
p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m Christchurch l'oad, erected in rgoo, for 400 boys, 400
llaptist, Ilford lane (Clementswood), Rev. John Garden; girls and 408 juniors; average attendance, 376 boys,
11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; man. & thurs. 8 p.m.; tues. 364 girls & 393 juniors; Henry Bateman. master;
8.15 p.m .Miss Priscilla Gibbs, mi.. tress; Mi~ Nora L. Edwards
'Baptist, Cameron road, Seven Kings, Rev. Joseph A.C.P., L.L.A. mistress juniors
Fletc)ler; I I a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. i thurs. 8 p.m vleveland road, built in I89{), for 4'70 boys, 470 girls &
'llaptist, High road, Rev. Frank Herbert Smith; I I a.m 498 juniors; averag-e attendance, 396 boys, 418 girls
& 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m & 442 juniors; William Jame, Aldt>rson. master;
()on!l'J'egational, High road, Rev. Oharles Henry Vim• 1 :Miss Annette J. Hambleton, mi«tr£>s~; Mir-" F. Rihley,
B.A.; Rev. Henry Charles Gaut. a~sistant ; I I a.m. I mistress junior;;;
& 3 & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m Downshall, Aldborough road, erHted in 1902, for 5oo
'Congregational, Cranbrook road, Wycliffe Church, Rt>v.j boys. soo girlo: & 516 jumor ... ; averagE> attendancP,
James Flockart Brown; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 413 boys, 397 girl!' & 504 iumors; James ""dein,
8 p.m master; ~Iiss Ethel Hughe:o. mistre""; .Mi"s .T. E.
Con!l'J'egational, Ilford lane, Rev. Charlt>s Henry VinP Thompson, mistress juniol""
B.A.; Rev. HPnry Charles Gaut. assistant; I I a.m. Goodmayt>s, Airthrie road, built in 1909 at a cost of
& 6.30 p.m.; tues. 8 pm £2I,ooo. for 370 boys, 370 girls k 448 juniors; aver-
Cone-•egational, Broomhill road, Gooclmayes, Rev. Hngh age attendance, 247 ho) ~. 250 girls & 287 jnniorl!l ;
McKav B.A.; I I a. m. &; 6 ~o p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m Arthur Charla,., Bun~es". master; Mi>-~ Harriett E.
Conii(Je!!'lltional. Meads lane, Seven Kings, Rev. William Lucas. mi-:tres•; ~Ii«< ~a' d E. H 'l w)p~. mistr"""
Jn. Hnmberstone; n a.m. &; 6.30 p.m. ;wt>d. 8.r5 p.m junior..-
 326 I.LFORO (GREAT), ERSE X. ( KELLY1S
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Highlands, Wanstead Park road. erected in rgos, fot 1 boy.s, I3I girls &· rai jhniors;. Talbot William Bolness,
480 boys, 480 girls &, 436 juniors; average attendance, l master; Mrs. Jene Lay, mistress; Mrs. M. Gillies,
269 boys, 263 girls & 352 juniors ; AlfrPd Kemp, mistress juniors
master; Miss Alice Clements, mistress; Miss E. E. SS. Pater & Paull Hjgh road (Catholic),. erected in :Jgdr
Jeffery, mistress juniors: & enlarged in 1909, for 336 children; a"Verage attend-
Little Heath (mixed), for r6o; avera~e attendance. ance, 293; Charles W. Saurin, master; Rev. P.
120; W. A. Clark, master Palmer, correspondent
Loxford, Eton road, erected in I904, for 420 .boys, 420
girls & 456 juniors; average attendance, 359 boy,~.~ ~EWSPAPERS.
324 girls & 460 juniors; Percy E. King, master; East London Advertiser, 34 High road, Waiter A. Loekl,
Miss M. E. Box, mistre;;s; Miss M. M. Thompson,J printer & publisher; published friday for saturday
mistress juniors Essex Guardian, 3 t High road, Waiter ~\. Locks, printer
Newbury Park, Young's road, for 420 boys, 420 girls k & publisher; published friday for saturday
218 juniors; averagP attendance, 189 boys, 174 girls & l Ilford Guardian, 34 High road, Waiter .i. Locks, prin-
I67 juniors; W. Page, master; Miss E. :M. Cooke. ter & publi&her; published thursday for friday
mistress; ~Iiss M. Ganly, mistress juniors Rnmford Recorder. I6g High rd. South Essex Reoor-
South Park, Hnlmwood road~ Seven King<!, built in Limited, printers & publishers; published friday
1907, for 350 boys. 350 girls, 300 upper juniors & 30:::> East Ham Recorder, 169 High road, South Essex
lower juniors; average attendance, 297 boys. 251 girl;;;, R~corders Ltd. printers & publishers; published friday
271 upper juniors & 177 lower juniors; Herbert H. Ilford Recorder, 169 High road, South Essex Recordeltl
Goodacre. master; :Miss J. B. Atkinson. mistress; Ltd. printers' & publishers; published thursday
~Iiss A. E. Fisher, mistress (upper juniors); Miss M. En stern Counties Times, 169 Hi!!h road, Sfl11th EssP-s
L. Mitchell, mistress (lower juniors) Recorders Lim. printers & publishers ; published sat
Uphall, built in I909, for 370 boy;;, 370 girls & 482/
juniors; average attendance, 306 boys, 295 girls &
417 juniors; Harry Harriss, master~ Miss Ada E .I Railway Station, Harry George Unwin, station mast-er,
Champ, mistress ; Miss Ada Eastman,mistress juniors Station approach
Valentine's, Beehive lane, for 144 children ; average Seven Kings G. E. R. Ernest Geo. Turner, station mstr
attendance, I04; Mrs. Lucy Jago, mistress , I Goodmayes G. E. R. Harry Frederick Gi,bbs, station
St. Mary's (Church of England), High road, built in master, Goodmayes T<lad
1832, bv subscription & enlarged in 1885, for 259 boys. Electric trams from Chadwell Heath & Barking to Tiford
204 g-irls & no juniors; average attendance, 163 & Seven Kings & Ilford to Barldn~ Side

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Abbott Arthur Frederick, 14 Ash-
grove road, Goodma~·es · Andrew Job, 95 · Ooventry road
Ab bott Frank, 112 Albert road
Abbott Geo. Wm. Stratton, Park av
Abbott John Arthur, 17 Courtland av
AbeJ Thos. Steward, 1 I Woodlands rd
Ablitt Edwd. Fdk. II Seymour gdns
Abrams Ohas. Bra~g. 19 Mansfield rd
Acheson Capt. Alexander Hamilton,
35 Grosvenor road
Acton SydneyCarter,2o Vaughan gdns
Adams George, 54 Belgrave road
Adams Henry Bridger, 86 Cowley rd
Adamson George Alfred Percy, 22
Mayfair avenue
A damson Hillin~t John, 62 Balfour rd
.AdamsonMrs.4IEastwood rd.Goodmys
Agar Thomas, 67 Northbrook road
Aikman Alex. Coate'l, 70 Ingleby rd
Aitken Jarnes M.B., C.M.Glas. IS
Cranbrook park
A.itken John, 6r Seymour gardens
Akers Thomas Graham, 56 Kensing-
ton gardens
Albery W alt. Hy. 43 De V ere gardPm
Alcock Alfd. I22 Elgin rd. SevenKings
Alden Alfred Ed!!ar, 82 Coventry rd
lldous Ernest Robert Thomas.. 19
Charlbury gardens, Sevfln Kings
AlexandPr Jonathan, ~7 Emprf'ss av
AlexandPr Stephen John, 34 Leam-
ington gardens
Allard F. F. Melcornbe lodge, llford la
Allard Henry. 263 High road
Allberr~· Alhflrt Spencer. 12 Aber~
; dour road, Goodma,·es
Allberry Henry John Charles, 6 Aber-
dour road, <ioodunayes
Alien Frederick George, 22 Charlbury
gardens, Seven Kings · Arnold Robert Wm. I I Vaughan gdns
Allen Mrs. 127 Balfour road
Alien Tboma~< William, I Aberdour
road. Goodmayes"
,Allf>n Waiter .John, 117 Elg-in road,
Seven Kin!,l"S
Allison GPOI'f!e, 19 Cranbrook park
Allum Arthur AlPx. 30 Belmont road
Alsop Lionel Eugene. 3 Abbottsford
gardens, Ahbottsford rd.Goodmsyes
~lt Aug-. 34 Ashgrove rd. Goodmaye!!
Alt Geo. I7 Wellwood rd. Goodmayes
Amato Gaetano. 148 Balfo•tr road
Anderson Capt.Wm.B.69 Mansfield rd
Andt>rson George Thomas, 233 Wan-
stead Park road
J.nderson James, II ValPntine's r()ad
Anderson Robert,36 Vau~han garden~
Andnton ~rs. 35 ~fan!'field Toad
Andrew Edward Samuel, 2 Wellwood Ault Waiter Henry, r8 Alloa rpad,
road, Goodmavf!s Goodmayes ·
! Austin John James, 35 Charlbuey
An drew J oseph Rrederick, 68 East- gardens, Seven Kings
wood road, Goodmayes _ Averre William, 44 Courtland avenue
!.ndrew Phillip Ernest, 3I AshgrovP Avery Alfred, 25 Cambridge road
road, Goodmayes A.yton James, 20 Redcliffe gardens
Andrews Arthur Norman, 37 ()harl- Bacon Alfred Wm. 123 Coventry rd
bury gardens, Seven Kings Bacon John Edward, go Cowley road
Andrews James llichard, 38 Char!- Badams Percy John, 45 Aldborough
bury gardens, Seven Kin~s road, Sevep Kings
~ndrews Mrs. 39 Valentine's road Bailey Benj. J.P. 33 Coventry road
Andrevrs Thomas Wm. 6S York road Bailey Ernest, 42 Balfour road
Angel Joseph Robt. 52 Coventry rd Bailey Robert, 3 Oakwood gardens
Ang-Iin Benjamin, Jo Sandown grdns. Bain James Henry, 71 York road
Goodmayes lane 1 Goodmayes Bain Mrs. 12 Belgrave road
Angus Edgar Percw. 56 Coventry road Baker AJ.bt.Saml.221 Wanstead Pk.rd
Apfel Sidney, I8 The Drive Baker Edmund TheoJ!hilus, 100 Nor-
Apvlebv Harrv, •
12 ;Broomhill road, folk road •
;
Goodmayes Baker Ernest Lee, Ca1rntoul, Cran-
lppleton Alfd. Vincent, 46 Seymour brook park
f!Srdens Baker Frank, 13 Bra1:lford road
Appleton Sydney, 59 Elmstead road, Baker Horace, n Selbprn& road
Seven Kings Baker Mrs. 43 The Drive
\pnl'l George Hope, 44 Manl'lfield rond Baker William Henry, r Selborna road
!.pthorp Frank Ertu>st, so Kensington BakPr William W. 70. Argyle road,
!!"ardens Baldwin Victor, 49 Endsleigh gardens
Arbon Harry Reg-inald, 26 Kensinz- Ball Arthur James, 7 Glt~mmore ter-
ton £tardens rac!', GrePn lane
\rbon P-erc,- Stua1t, 42 ~avfair av~>n Ball :Mrs. II5 Balfour- road
Archer Alfred Bernard, I Woodstocli. Balls Herbert Saml. 39 Sunnyside nl
l!Rrdens, Seven Kings Bancp Wm.19Ashg-rove Td.Goodmayes
-\.rcher Arth.Leopold.93 Richmond Td Banes John, 58 Argyle road
Archer Frederick Wm. 45 Oharlbur:y Banks George, Laurie-dene, Park av
road, Seven Kin~s Banks Jsph.S Kildowan rd.Goodmayes
hden "Frederick Chas. 26 Brisbane rd Banks Wm. Henrv, •
8 Woodlands rd
Armita!!e Charles. 6 Valentine's road Banyard Jas. Wm. I?2 Wellesley ll"d
Armstrong Frank. 44 Elgin Toad Banyard Robert. AFthur, 52 Balfolll' l'f
Armstnm~ Robert C. 29 Balfour road Barber John, 17 Kensington gardeas
Arnold Alfred John, 32 Cranbrook pk Barfield Arthur Edward, 59 Eastwood
road, Goodmayes
Arsoott M?Jltague, I Elmstead road, Barfield John, 78 Norfo~k road
Seven Kmgs Barford Herbert ValPnbnt>, r6 Ran~
A.shby Alfred Walter, 26 Richmond rd lag-h gardens ·
A.shby Frank Herbert, I Empress av Badu•r Edward Harry, 301 Wanstead
Ashby Mrs. 57 Balfour road Park rnad
Ashdown Charles Henry, 24 York rd Barker Edwin James, 42 Kingr•wodf
Ashley Miss, 62 Mavfair avenue road. <ioodmayes ·
Ashmole Miss, 10 Coventry road Barker John Alhert, 34 Cranbrook pk
Aston William Geo. 30 The Square, Barley Charles "F. 40 The Driv~t
Ilford Garden Suburb Barnard Ebenezer Alfd. I8 Belmont rd
Atkinson Chas. Alfd. 31 Aldboro' rd Barnard Ernest Geo.48 Seymou.r gdns
Atkinson Harry G. 59 Northbrook rd Barnard Frank Albert, 347 Waaeted
Attfield James Herbert, 4 Bethell a-v. Parlt road ·
Ilford Garden Suburb Barnard James- Edward, 3 ll<trlaad rd
A.ttwood Edwd. Lf'wis, 35 The Drivej Barnatd ~rs. I'i Vaughan garden•
Au!!"ood Charles Ernest Ewal't, 24 Barnes Mrs, 7 <irosvenor t<oad
A.h~>rdour Toad. Goodtna~·es · • BaNe&- M;P§.34K;ingswood rd;.Gtvtdftl11
Ault H.E. 19 Kildowan rd.Goodmayes BumPs WiHiaml 54 1'084
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ESSEX. ,ILFORD ( GRE.A1'). '327

~arnes William Charles, xci Charlbury Bent .Albert, 41 De Vere gardens Bodt>n 'Rev. Joe (Upitt>d 'Methodist),
gardens, Seven Kings Benton Jas. Melro!ie, 67 Cranbrook rd 6 Belmont road
Bames William Samuel Barwiek, 'I(Y]: Bt>resford Francis Robinson, 2 Gros- Bodfield Mrs. to South Park crescent,
Grosvenor road , venor road South park, Seven Kings
Barratt Jn. Lockwood, 51 De V ere gdnsj Beresford Wm. Edwd. 15 Empress 'llV Bodger Frank, 79 Cranbrook road
Barratt William, 25 Mayfair avenue Bt>rner Ernest Paul Jas.7 Empress av Bodger John Adorns Guy .J.P. 73
'Barrell John C. 5 Seymour gardens Berry James Fairie, 46 York road Cranbrook road
Barren Wm. England, 92 Coventry rd Bt>s;.ex William JaR. 30 Woodlands rd Bodmnn Hy.Abrahm.4o Northbrook rd
trat'l'etf Frank, 329 Wanstead Park rd Best Waltt>r, Ioo .Aldborough road, Boiteux William, 66 The Drive
Barrie James, 25 Kensington gardns Seven Kings Bolland Robt. Wm. ~~~ Coventry rd
Barritt Chas. Fredk. 16 Mayfair aven Bettany Mrs. Harriett, no Elgin rd Bolt Ebenezer, 26 Cambridge road
Barrow Robert .Albert, 83 Elgin road, Bibby William, 6 Elmstead rd. Seven Bolton Frank Henry· Martia,. 129
Seven Kings Kings Coventry road ,
Harry Herbert Campbell, 36 Eastwood Biggin Edward A. 55 Valentine's road Bond Henry, 1 Clement's road
road, Goodmayes Biggs Rev. Arthur Holland M.A., Bond Sydney Ernest, 9I Cowlef road
Bartindale Joseph, 28 Courtland aven LL.M. (Unitarian), 37 Coventry rd· Bone Mrs. 23 Sunnyside road
Bartlett Edward Dennis, 6 Charlbury Biggs H-enry Richd. 21 Grosvenor rd· Bone William, 137 Cranbrook road
gardens, Seven Kings Biggs William John Henry, 17 Oak- Bonner Russell, 2 Tillotson rd. Ilf{)rd
Bartlett Thos. Hy. 127 Coventry rd wood gardens Garden Suburb
Barton Charles, 178 Balfour road Billham Frank Nathan, 31 Courtland Booker Alfred, 7 Redcliffe gardens
Bartram William, 35 Coventry road avenue Booker Ernest, 9 Seymour gardens .
Bashforth Chas. Wm. g6 Balfour rd Billington Hy.33Elgin rd.SevPn Kings Boon Charles Henry,22 Seymour gdns
Bassett Harry Geo. 38 Vaughan gdns Bills Willoughby, 16o Balfour road Boston William, 30 Empress avenue
Baster Saml. 249 Wanstead Park rd Binch Thomas Hilton, 343 Wanstead Bost{)n William John, 3 Endsleigh gdns
Batchelor William Henry, 52 East- Parlr road Bosworth Harry, 46 Mayfair avenue
wood road, Goodmayes Binks J oseph A. 27 East wood ro.td, Both well Ethlbrt.Bevan,37 Selborne rd
Bateman Arthur. 29 Sunnyside road Goodmayes Bothwell Mrs. 97 York road
Bateman Samuel Morgan, 18 Kings- Bird Frederick George, Io8 Aid- Bothwell William M., A.K.C. 78 Aid-
wood road, Goodmayes borough road, Seven Kings boroui!h -road, Seven Kings
Bates William Henry, 40 Balfour rd Bird Frederick W. A. 40 Mansfit>ld rd Botten Frank Heath, 7 Wellwood rd.
Bathurst Nelson, 36 Empress avenue Bird Herbert Jas. 32 Northbrook rd Goodmayes
Batsford Mrs. 18 Argyle road Bird Miss, 57 Albert road Bottomley Thos. Hy. 59 Belmont rd
Batt Cha!l. Wm. 39 Richmond road Birmingham Chas. James, 6 EverslPy Boughton Charles Wycliffe, 21 Hol-
Batt-en John Thomas, 44 The Drive terrace, Green lane combe road, Ilford Garden Suburb
lJattle Geo. Jellis. 44 Se-vmour grdns Bishop Edward, 69 Richmond road Boulton William Henry, 88 Norfolk rd
Batzer Adolph, 72 Elgin l-oad Bishop Harold Edgar, 30 Charlburv Bourchier Geo. Albt.57 Seymour gdna
Bauckham Albt.Edwd.7oWoodlands rd gardens, Seven King!l · Bourgeois Charles Achille, 49 Kings-
Boner Mrs.26Aberdour rd.Goodmayes Bishop Herbt. Arth. x6 De V ere gdns wood. road, Goodmayes
Baxter Joseph, 37 Valentine's road Bishop John Alfrt>d Henry, 17 May. Bourne Mrs. 19 Coventry 'rOad
Baxter Theophilus, 15 Bradford road fair avenue Bovey Henry T. 16 Seymour gardens
Bayless Hy. Jsph. 47 Courtland aven Bitford Mrs. 96 Norfolk road Bowers Charles, 19 Grosvenor road
Bayless Joseph, 5 Eversley terrace, Bivand Geo. 22 Elgin rd.Seven Kings Bowers Thomas Fredt!rick B..A,,
Green lane BJack .Tame!! Fergus,46 De Vere gdn~ F.R.G.S. 36 Norfolk road
Rayliss Samuel Ohns. 22 ·woodlands rd Black burn .Arthur, 31 Valentine's road Bowler Charles, 7 Tillotson road, TI-
f<trne Mrs. J. F. The Hollies, 38 BlaPkburn Fred Close,6 Northbrook ril ford Garden Suburb
Aldborongh road. Seven Kings Blacl;mur Robert, 34 Balfour road Bowley Alfred, 54 Balfour road
Baynton Alfred, 9 Burlington terrace. Rlacksmith Mrs. 6~ Ingleby road Howmnn Robert, 2 Empress avenue
Green lane Blackwood John AIP'!:ander, 43 Valt>n- Rmvrey Joseph Edwd. 28 Belmont rd
Beacham Harry Lewis, 20 Endsleigh tine's road Box James Bromley, 66 Belgrave rd'
gardens Bladen Lionel, n q Balfour road Box Philip, :; Tillotson road, Ilford
Beal Edmd. Jn. J.P. 16 Covt>ntrv rd Blair Gt:>orgt> Callander, _')2 De VPTe Garden Suburb
Beale Fredk. Geo. 186 Balfour road g-ardens Boxall Arthur Henry, 33I Wanstead
beale Fredk. Montague, 24 Elgin rd Blakt> Jam-e!" Willinm, 28 Eastwoor' Park road
Beatton Jas. Dvd.8 Leamington gdns road, Goodmayl'~ Boyd Edward B. 62 Kensington grdns
Beatty Uward, 12_~ Balfour road Blal•e .John Charll'!", 17 A!"hgrow rd. Bracey Alfrt>d, 30 Se:rmour gardens
Beauchamp Louis G.68 Woodlands rd Goodmayes Bracey Henry Wm. 8 Seymour gardns
Beamnont Dudley, 46 Mansfield road Blrlke RobE'rt. r:.7 Gro!'venor rond Bracey John James, 10 Seymour gdns
Beck Arthur Harvev, 32 AbE'rdour Blakeman William. 5 The Drive Bradley James, 8 Elmstead rd. Seven
road, Goodmayes • Bland Bernard Oscar, 53 Argyll' road Kings ·
beck Hl:lrbert Arthur, 4·:; Mayfa.u aven Bland Mrs. 6t:; Balfour road Bramston Fredk. C. II7 Coventry rd
BE>dford Arthnr, 31: Charlbury gar- Rland Mrs. 48 Elgin rd. Seven Kings Branch Ernest. Alfd. 35 Cranbrook pk
dens, Seven King-s Bleaden John, 135 Coventry road Branch Frederwk R. 35 Belgrave rd
Bedford Arlhur Reginald, 47 l\Iay· Blig-h Thomas Edward, 7 .Aberdonr Brash Ernest James, II Grosvenor 'rd
fair avenue road, Goodmayes Brasuer Fras.Herbert, 28 Mayfair u.ven
Bedford Cecil, 37 Dalkeith road Blomfield Charles, iB Valentine's rd Braund Miss, 79 Balfour road
Bedworth Ferdinand, 77 Grosvenor rd Blomfteld Stanley De Carle, 5 Aber- Braunnagel Louis Joseph, 8 Montrose
Beeton Arthur, 99 Covt>ntrv road dour j?ardens, Green la. Goodmayes terrace, Green lane
Bell Capt. Alfred, 23 Cambrid"'e rd Bloomfield Samuel, 15 A.shgrove road, Bravo Barnard, 51 Mansfield road
Bell A.rthur John, 23 A.rgyle r:Sd Goodmayes Bray William Nice, 56 Woodlands rd
Bell Edwin V. :; Belgr11ve road Blonmfteld Vernon, 22 Empress aven Brazier Daniel, 63 Northbrook road
Bell Frank Percy, ·.p Vanghan g-ardns Blow Albert Ernest, 3 Norfolk road Breeze Fdk. Marshall, 44 Cowley rd
Bell George, Tgo Balfour road Blow Charles Barl\worth, 3 Broomhill Brett Ernest Albert, 27 Aberdour
Bell George W. 6 Norfolk road road. Goodmavl'!l t·oad, Goodmayes
Bell Harold J. 14 St>-vmour 2'ardens Blow Waiter HPrb!'rt. 6 Alloa road. Brett Mrs. 49 Balfour road
Bell Jarnes, 51 Norf~lk road Goodmayes Brett William, 182 Balfour road
Bell John, 71 Woodlands road Blum Adolph, 21 Valentine's road BrE'wster G-Porge, 22 Oakwood gardens
Bl>ll Robert, 48 York road Blundell John BicklE'y, 39 Charlbury Brien John George, 29 Richmond rd
tlelle Frank Theodort> James, 43 Cow- gardens. St:>ven Kings Briggs .James, 7 .Aberdour ga'rde1Hit
ley road Blnndt>ll William, 40 Bradford road. Green lane, Goodmayes
Bellett Bertram John, 4 St. John's I Seven Kin2's Briggs Mrs. 26 Redcliffe gardens •

road, Seven Kings I Blnnrlen Gilbt>rt Basil, 33 De Vere Briggs Perey, 39 Seymour gardens
Bt>llin~ham Joseph Albert Henry, 4 gardens Britton George, 86 Balfour road
Aberdour road, Goodmayes Blyth Charlt:>s Lawrence, 91 Rich- Bdtton WaltPr George, 32 .Ashgrove
Benoo Mrs.24 Ashg"rove rd.Goodmayes mond road road, Goodmayes
fk.ngongh Leonard William, 29 Aber- Blyth Thomas, 23 Kensington gardens Broad Joseph George, 79 Albert road
dour' road, Goodmayes Boag Ale'xander Thomson, 5 B!'ech- Bromley Jas. Edwd. 31: {)akwood gd'ns
Bennett Charles Alfred, 8 St. John's wood terrace. Green lane Bromley Wil!iam J. 47 Grosven~r rd
road, Seven Kings Boar William Hy. 55 Mansfit>ld rmtd Brook Victor, 53 Norfolk road
Bennett Mrs. 97 Cowl~y road Bockelmann John Peter, ,38a,. Mans- Brooke Russell Fredk. 48 Empress av
Bennett !d:rs. I Montrose ter.Green la field road Brookes Leonard Clarenee, 53 Eal!lt-
Bennett Percy, 6o Balfour road BockelmiUln Mrs. 54 Empress avenue wood road, Goodmayes
Bl>noit Louis.Armand,28Northbrook: rd Bodrfy John, 17 Endsleigh garde"ns Brooks Geo. A.lfred, 6 Seymour grdns

328 l:LFORD (GREAT).
.Brostrom Aksel, 71 Nortbbrook road
Brown Rev. James Flockart (Congre-
gational), 27 Seymour gardens
Brown Aitk.en, 26 Grosvenor road
Brown Albert George, 83 Cowley road
Brown Alfred, I3I Cranbrook road
Brown Arthur Saml. 49 Courtland av
Brown Charles Mclntyre, 6 Kensing-
ton gardens
Brown Dudley, 74 Mayfair avenue
Brown Edward, 100 Balfour road
Brown Francis Arthur, 5 Norfolk road
Brown Frederick George WilHam, 25
Wellwood road, Goodmayes
Brown Geo. Alfd. 17 Vaughan grdns
Brown Geo. Edwd·. 30 Valentine's rd
Brown James F. 27 Seymour gardens
Brown Jn. Marshall, 39 Belgrave rd
Brown Lachland McLean, IO Broom-
field gardens, Green la. Goodmayes
Brown Peter Boakless, 16 Selborne rd
Brown Thomas, 70 Courtland avenue
Brown William, 53 Mayfair avenue
Browne Jn. Edwd. 24 Northbrook rd
Bruce Wm. John, 64 Richmond road
Brunner Henry Josep.h,24 Belmont rd
Brunwin Albert, 45 Elmstead road,
Seven Kings
Bryan James William, 58 Eastwood
road, Goodmayes
Bryon Fredk. Wm. 23 CoTentry road
Buchanan Fred, Io .A.berdour road,
Goodmayes
Buck Stanley Harman, 2.7 Oak wood
gard~ns
Buckley Richard Michael, 76 Ald-
borough road, Seven Kings
Buckley Waiter R. 6 Thirlmere ter-
race, Green lane
Bucknell Thomas Fredk. 22 York rd
Buisseret Alfrt>d Leon, 38 Norfolk rd
Buist George William Seaton, sag
Mayfair avenue
Bull John George, 40 Courtland aven
Bull Waiter Wm. 8 Vaughan gardens
Bulley Edward Henry, 14 Belgrave rd
Bullwinkle Joseph, 88 Cowley road
Burbridge Henry, 51 Coventry road
Burch Thomas J. 36 Belmont road
Burdick Arthur Geo. 53 Belgrave rd
Burdick George, 25 Mansfield road
Burgess .A.rthur Charles, 8 AshgroVf'
•
road, Goodmayes
Burgess Harry,7 Elgin rd.Seven King~
Burgess-Brown, Mrs. 2 Balfour road
Burghes Septimus William, Io Alloa
grdns. Abbottsford rd. Goodmayes
Burke Luke Joseph, I3 Holcombe rd.
llford Garden Suburb
Burkin Wm. Je>seph, 96 Richmond rd
Burman Arth.7 Eversley ter.Green la
Burnand Edward Fredk. 99 York rd
.Burrage James Hensman, 32 Emer-
son road, Ilford Garden Suburb
BuTton Henry, 109 Coventry road
BuTton Samuel John, 13 Tillotson td.
llford GaTden Suburb
Buscall John, 27I Wanstead Park rd
Bush Charles Pa,·ne, 21 Kildowan rd
Goodmayes · Chapn1an Arth.Fre~man. 9 Norfolk ril
Bnsh Joseph Hy. 83 Cranbrook road
Butler Edward Charles, 46 Kingswood
road, Goodmayes
Butler Frank E. 9 Beaufort gardens
Butler Frederick James, I Charlbury
gardens, Seven Kings
Butler Wm. K.99 Elgin rd.Svn.Kings
Butler William Samuel, 91 Elgin rd.
Seven Kings
Eutter William C. D. 94 ~orfolk road
Button Joseph W. 33 Ashgrove road.
Goodmayes
Button Mrs.6 Eastwood rd.Goodmaye;.
Byford Alger Wm. 30 Oakwood grdn"
Cahill Michael Fredk.I6 Cleveland Td
Cl\irns John, 20 Kensinl!'ton gardens
Cairns William, 73 The Drive
Cakebread Frederick James, 2 Aber·
donr road, Goodmayes
Calson Charles Frank, r5 Mayfair
avenue
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Cameron Frank Gordon, n Kinga-
wood road, Goodmayes
jameron Herbt. Gt>o. 36 Codrtland av
Jampbell .A.rchibald, 142 Elgin road
Jampbell Mrs. Mary, 16 Wellwood
road, Goodmayes · borough road
1ampbell Robert, 7 Richmond road
Janey Vi<ltor Charles David, 29
Cambridge road
Cann Joseph, 299 Wanstead Park rd
Oann Robert, 35 .A.ldborough road,
Seven Kings
Cannon Mrs. 41 Elmstead rd. St>ven
Kings
Capes George, 2 Bathurst road
Capon Frank, 22 The Square, Ilford
Garden Suburb
Cara Herbert Philip, 2 Glenmore ter-
race, Green lane
Carnegie John, 8 Wellwood road,
Goodmay~s
Caron Edwin Alfre-d. 47 Wellwood rd.
Goodmayes
Carpenter Herbt. Hy. 26 Empress av
Carr Frank, 75 Coventry road
Jarr John, 27 Mansfield road
Carrell George Korthen Piccaver. 3~
The Drive, Cranbrook park
Carroll John,115 Elgin rd.Seven Kings
Carstairs Gilbert Langlois~ 10 East-
wood road, Goodmayes
Carte William Henry B . .A, Cranbrook
college, Cranbrook road
Carter Ed'Ward George, 2 Mont rose
terrace, Green l;me
Carter Ernest, 217 Wanstead Park rd
Carter George Hedley, I7 Balfour rd
Carter Mrs. 39 Balfour road
Carter Mrs. Kynange, Park avenue
Carter Richard Jas. I3 Cranbrook p!l
Carter William -Gilbert, 17 Hokombe
road, Ilford Garden Suburb
Carter William James, 20 Holcombe
road, Ilford Garden Suburb
Oartwright Miss, 91 Balfour road
Oason Mrs. sa7 'fhe Drive
Caswell Thomas Hill, 158 High road
Gaunter Francis John, I23 Balfour rd
Cearns Wm. Jn. 56 De Vere gardens
Cedargreen Edwd. Albt. I33 Coventry
road
Chadwick Rev. John (Bapti~St), 6:
Norfolk road
Ohadwick Franci~S Budd, 37 .A.berdour
road, Goodmayes
Ohallens Wm.ngElgin rd.SevenKings
Chamberlain William, 39 Elmstead
road, Seven Kings
Ohamberlin John Alfred, I I Alloa
gardens, Abbottsford rd.Goodmayes
Champion George Henry, 3 Arling·
ton gardens
Chandler Thomas, 138 Mead's lane.
Seven Kings
Chandler Thomas George,2o Sandown
gardens, Goodmayes la. Goodniayet~
Ohaplin Edwd. John, 58 Richmond rd
Chapman Albert Edward, 36 Cam-
bridi!e road, Seven Kings
Ohapman Charles. Q4 Balfour road
Chapman Herbert Victor, 43 Seymour
gardens
Ohapman John George, 45 Cowley rd
Chapman John L. 3 Vaugban gardens
Ohapman :Mrs. 97 Coventry road
Chapman Mr>:. 14 Sandown g-ardens,
Goodmayes lane, Goodmayes
Chapman Percy, 54 Elmstead road.
Seven Kings
Chapman Saml. Arth. 43 Ealfour rd
Cbatelain Victor Albert M.R. 8 Aher-
dour gardens, Green la.GoodmayP•
Chr~tterton Elijah, 6r Wellwood rd.
Goodmayes
Cheese Charles Alid.24 Oakwood gdm
Chl'etham Waiter, 17 Mansfield road
Chessum William James BakN, 247
Wansteai! Park road
Chester Hrbt. 17 Elgin rd.Seven Kngs
Ohesterton William,gs Bedcliffe grlm
Child Arthur, 20 Alloa rd. Goodmaves
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Child John Dumillo, 30 Balfonr ~
~hilds George, 22 Balfour road
Ohilds Wm. George, 69 Cranbrook M.
Chown Mrs. $5 Valentine's road
Jhristie Waiter Edward, 34 Aid-
Christopher John, 2 Beaufort gardent~
Chrystal Jas. Kincraig, Wellesley m
Ohrystie John, 14 .Kildowan roU,
Goodmayes
Church Charles Edmund, 10 Alcl-
~ .
borough road, Seven Rings
Claoher Mrs. so Valentme's J'Oad
Claridge Mrs. 154 Wellesley road
Olai·idge Percy Ernest, so End!lleigla
gardens
Ohn·k Alexander, 69 The Drive
Olark Cecil Cradock, 39 Aberdonr rd,
Goodmayes
Olark Charles W. 13 Coventry road
Clark Daniel Harris, 12 Alloa rood,
Goodmayes
Olark Ernest, 63 .Argyle road
Olark Frederick Chas. 66 Balfour rd
Olark George Henry, 42 York road
Olark Henry Arthur,13 Northbrook rd
Olark Herbert, 55 Argyle road
Olark Hugh Alexander, 44 Bradford
road, Seven Kings
Olark Jame&, 97 Elgin rd.Seven King.
Cla.rk Joshua, 6o The Drive
Olark Reginald, 55 Seymour garden•
Olark Stanley, Llendis, Wellesley rd
Olark W alter George,6o Conrtland llrY
Olark Wm.4o Eastwood rd.Goodmayl!l
Olark William Wallis, 52 Belgrave rl
Olarke Alexander, 55 Woodlands rooi
Olarke .Geo. John, IS Richmond 1'0all
Clarke Henry William, 98 Norfolk rtl
Olarke John Robert, 27 Elmstead rd.
Seven Kings
Olarke Mrs. Ada, 79 Elmstead road,
Seven Kings
Olarke Percival Wm. 4 Vaughan gdlh
Olarke Thomas,. 120 Albert road
Olarke Wm.Lewis,27 Kensington gdna
Clarkson Herbert Thomas, 66 Norfolk.
road, Seven Kings
Clayton Edwin Augustus, I Elgin rf.
Seven Kings
Olemans Geo. Thos. 23 Cranbrook pk
Clement Henry .Alfred,n7 Ealfour ri
Olements Mark, Rodney vma, 17
Oakfield road
G'lements Percy Rd. 17 Grosvenor ri
Clements William Henry, Glene]g,
W ellesley road
Clews Charles Yictor, 72 Ingleby rd
Clinch Herbert, 40 Valentine's road
Clothier Edward A. 47 Woodlands ~
Oluff Miss, I04 Elgin rd.Seven Kingt
Clunk William Thomas,32 Kingswoo4
road, Goodmayes
Coaker Richd. Jn. 9 Northbrook :road
Joakes William John, 42 Eastwood
road, Goodmayes
Coates Alfred, 47 Elgin rd.Svn.KiDglil
Cobley Williarn Henry, 23 Leeds rd.
Seven King~
Cockburn James, 61 Ea,t'll ood r08d,
Goodmayes
Coclierell George, G Grosvenor road
Cockle .Alfred. 23 Gharlbury gardeH,
Sevpn King!>
Coe Thomas John, 75 Wellwood road,
Goodmayes
Coffield Joseph, 9 Redcliffe gardeno.
Oogan Frederick Harold, 3 Lynfor4
gardens, Seven Kings
Colbert William Hector, 5 South P11.rk
cresrent, South park, Seven Kinga
Colbro.n John Baker, 61 Norfolk road
Colchester Wiiliam W orledge,33 Os..\-
wood gardens
Oole Chas.s6 Elmstead rd.SevenKinga
Cole Frederick, sa11 Redcliffe gardeu
Cole George Richard,158 Wellesley rd
Cole Rl)bert Charles, 27 Grosvenor ri
Cole William, 8 ~ansfield road
Colebrook Herbert, 16 Elmstead ri.
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Coleman Arthur ;rohn, SI Elgin road, Oovingtou Mrs. H. G. 41 Aberdour Cussen John Michael Cornelius, 39
Seven Kings road, G-oodmayes Belgrave road
Coleman Arthur Bobert, 3<>7 Wan- Cowell James, IS Belgrave road Cuthbert Arthur, 75 Elmstead road,
stead Park road Gowie John, SI Endsleigh gardens Seven Kings
Coleman Arthur Warner, 2 Elgin rd Cowley EdgarNorris,58 Grosvenor rt. Cuthbert George Campbell, 4 Charl.
Seven Kings Cowley Frederick, 22 Aberdour road. bury gardens, Seven Kings
Coleman Ernest, 72 Cranbrook road Goodmayes Cuthbert James Harvey M.B. We!W
Coleman Ernest,Io Leamington grdns Cowper Mrs. 36 Oranbrook park Ham Borough Asylum. Barley 1a.
Coleman Richard, 33 Balfour road Cox John, 18 Leamington gardens Goodmayes
Coles Charles, 52 Norfolk road Cox John W. A. 71 Elmstead road, Cuthbert Wm.Tbos.B.31 Sunnyside rd
Coley John George, 8 Broomfield gar- Seven Kings Daily Charles John, 17 The Drive
dens, Green lam• Cox Joseph Bethell, 1 Beresford gar- Dalley Douglas, 17 Empress avenue
Coley Wm. Henry, 4-1- Belmont road dens, Seven Kings road Daltgn Willet Yokes. 23 Leamingtoa
Collett Asher R. 13 Elmstead road, Cozens Alfred Leopold,15 Wellesley rd gardens
Seven Kings Crafts Henry Wm. 54 Selborne road Daltre-y Mrs. 8o Cranbrook road
(.,oJlier Alexander, 1 De Yere gardens Craig James C. 33 Redcliffe gardens Daly Wm. Joseph, 57 Northbrook rd
Collier J. B. 106 Cranbrook road Craig Mrs. 47 Seymour gardens Dand Fredk. Julian, 6r Richmond rd
<.ollin John Alfred, 40 Charlbury Cramer Philip Arth.18 Seymour gdn~ Dando Mrs. 9 Mead's la. Seven King&
gardens, &>ven Kings Cramp Geo. (Jlark, 5 Arlington gdns Dane Fredk. Hopper, 20 De Vere gdns
Collingwood Wm. George. 17 Bethell Cranch John, 43 Richmond road Daniels Charles Wilberforce M.B. 283
avenue, llford Garden Suburb Crandell Waiter, 15 Balfour road Wanstead Park road
Collins Herbert, 28 Kingswood road, Cranfield Frdc.Chas.44 Vaughan gdns Darby Thomas, 83 Wellesley road
Goodmayes Cranston James, no Norfolk road Dark Charles, The Nook, Douglas rd.
Collins Wm. Henr)', 85 Coventry rd Crawford Mrs. 1 Mansfield road Goodmayes
Collis Saml. Robt. 37 Northbrook rd Crawford Mrs. so Woodlands road Dark James Albert, 74 Woodlands rd
Collister William, 2 Selborne road Crawford William, 19 Tillotson road, Darling Hy. Arth. 33 Cranbrook park
Colvin Gilbert, I I Ashgrove road, Ilford Garden Suburb Darling Ra.lph John,123 Cranbrook rd
Goodmayes Creech John, 6 Leamington gardens Darling Richard Edwin, 30 Sandowa
Colwill Lewis, 33 Sunnyside road Creed Albt. Rd. Jas. 6o Grosvenor rd gardens, Goodmayes 1a. Goodmayee
Combes Miss, 66 Argyle road Crews Fredk. Geo. 5 Kensington gdns Davey Arthur T. 2 Eastwood road,
Coningham Henry, 9 Arlington grdns Crichlow Wm. Geo. 6o Norfolk road Goodmayes
Oonnell Alfred, II5 Cranbrook road Crichton Wm. 42 Redcliffe gardens Davey Edward John, 137 Coventry rd
Connell Richard, 89 Balfour road Cricks John Thomas, 333 Wanstead Davidson Thomas William, 14 Aber-
Connellan Andrew, 68 Belgrave road Park road dour road, Goodmayes
Connor Frederick lnman, 3 Elgin rd. Cridland Albert Edward, 27 Charl- Davies Clan•nce M. 38 Grosvenor rd
Seven Kings bury gardens, Seven Kings Davies Francis Lloyd, 31 Elgin road,
Cook Alfred, 69 Norfolk road Crinall Frederick William, 85 Elgin Seven Kings
Cook Fredl.'rick, 88 Riehmona road road, Seven Kings Davies Jamee, 13 Kensington gardens
.Cook George, 125 Coventry road Crisp Joseph,2 Alloa gardens,Abbotts- Davis Edwin, 46 Selborne road
Cook Mrs. J. 5 Highlands terrace, ford road, Goodmayes Davis George Alan, 22 Vaughan gdns
Highlands gardens Critchell Richard H. rsa,Richmond rd Davis George Wm. 41 Valentine's rd
Cook William John, 3 Highlands ter- Croal Bertram Victor, 8 Charlbury Davis Horace, 28 Endsleigh gardens
race, Highlands gardens gardens, Seven Kings Davis James. 35 Empress avenue
Cooke Alfred, 36 Argyle road Croal George C. 28 Cranbrook park Davis Jas.31 Wellwood rd.Goodmayes
Cooke James J. 29 Valentine's road Croft Wm. Fredk.II De Vere gardens Da>is Joseph, 22 Kensington gardens
Oookman Geor!!e William, 11 Well- l.'roker Edward Frederick, 34 Aber- Davis Mrs. 49 &Juth Park drive
wood road, Goodmayes dour road, Goodmayes Davis W. T. Brandon lo.257 High rd
Cooksey Maximillian Ferdinand, 101 Cronan Cornelius, I I Lynford grdns. Davis Wallace James, 58 Elmsteai
Elgin road, Seven Kings Seven Kings road, Seven Kings
Cooling Wm. Tho!l. 4 Mansfield road Crook Herbert Wait. 24 Valentine's rd Daw Henry Da,·id, 41 Wellwood road,
Cooney Edward, 35 ElmstPad road, Cross AlfrPrl HE\nry,2o Empress avenue Goodmayes
Seven Kings Crossfield Hy. Thos.Io Endsleigh gdns Dawdry Henry Bird,ro4 Richmond rd
Cooper Capt. Thomas Roberts, 28 Crouch John Jones, 41 Courtland av Dawes James Richard, 23 Kingswood
York road Crouch John Jones, IT~ Coventry rd road, Goodmayes
Cooper Charles J. S. 27 Emp1·ess aven Crowe William, 53 Elm stead road, Dawson George Hale, 66 Eastwood rd.
Cooper Miss A. G. M. 154 High road Goodmayes Goodmayes
Cooper Mrs. 9 The Driw Crowhurst Albt.Frank,63Courtland av Dawson Henry Francis,7r Wellesley n1
Cooper Nathaniel, 44 N orthbrool.. rd Croxon George Lyall, 76 Norfolk road Dawson John N. 65 Courtland avenu-,
Dooper William, 71 Balfour road Cruikshank Upton Slack, II3 Elgin Dawson Mrs. 70 Belgrave road
Cooper Wm. Robert, 166 Wellesley rd road, Seven Kings Dawson Willie Thomas, 32 Wellwood
Cooper Wm. Shaw, 8 Cavendish gdns Cryer Arthur Henry, 5 Barley lane, road, Goodmaves
Coote Joseph, 51 Valentine's road Goodmayes Day Bertram Frank, 17 Kildowan rd.
Cope Francis Edgar, 3 Seymour gdns Cugnoni Alfred, 35 Endsleigh gardens Goodmayes
Copeman William C. J. Wellsbank, Cullen Capt. Wm.63 Kensington gdns Dealey Willie Arthur, 13 Ashgrove rd.
Granville road 1Culley Chas. Stewart, 38 Coventry rd Good m ayes
f'opping James Alfd. H Woodlands rd Cullis William James T. 69 Wellwood Dean Fred, 5 Eastwood rd.Goodmaye.s
Corbyn Alhert T. 9 Grol'venor road road, Goodmayes Deane Hy.Ernest,g4Elgin rd.Svn.Kng&
Corin Ernest John, 22 Kingswood rd Cullnm Albert Percy, 7 Woodstock Dear Robert James, 42 Bradford road
Goodmayes gardens, Seven King" Dedman Mrs.Arth.Jas. 69 Wellealeynl
Cormack Richd. Hy. 56 Mansfield rd Cnllum Sidney John B.A. Beechwood, Defriez Ernest William, 43 Norfolk rd
Cornelius Edwin, 95 Cowle-r road Green lane - Defriez John Duffill, so The Drive
Cornell Arthur, 52 Elmstead road, Culpin Ben Ephraim Lamartine, 95 de Jonquieres Louis, 15 Wellwooo
Seven Kings York road road, Goodmayes
Cornell FrPdk. William, 65 .ATgyle rd Culpin Ewart G. Letchworth, Hol- Delfgou Johannes, 36 Aldborough rd.
Corney David William,ro4 Aldborough combe road, Ilford G-arden Suburb Seven Kings
road, Seven Kings Culver Isaac Edwin, 71 Wellwood rd Dendy Mrs. 17 Cranbrook park
Cornforth Isaac William, 2 Holcombe Goodmayes Denne Harry Robert, 28 The Drive
road, Ilford Garden Suburb Cummings Isaac, 48 Kensington gdn• Dennis Frank, 46 The Drive
C-ornforth Mrs. 5 Bethell aven. Ilford Cnmmings William Felix, 10 North- Dennis Harry Hitchcock, so Cameron
Garden Suburb . brook road road, Seven Kings
Cornwell Chas. Thomas. 26 Elm stead 1Cumner William,53 Endsleigh gardm Dennis SydneyErnest,46 Grosvenor nl
road, Seven Kings Cnndick Thos. Hy. 24 Redcliffe gdns Dennison Philip Henry, 2 St. John' ..
Comwell Thomas, 71 Albert road Curror Mrs. 16 Vanghan gardens road, Seven Kings
Costello James Joseph. 3 Balfour rd Cur.tis Charles William, 4 Alloa gar- Denny Francis Stephen, 14 Elmstead
Coster Charles, 56 Endsleigh gardens dt>ns, Abbottsford road,Goodmayes road. Seven Kings
f'otton Percy Chas. 7 Cambridge rd Curtis Herbert, 54 Mansfield road Dent Fredk. Henry, 36 Mayfair aven
f'oulson Travis, so Selborne road Curtis Jas. Wm. 7 Kensington grdns Df'pled~e G!'orge Henry, 2 Abbott-6-
Coult .Albt.21 Aberdour rd.Goodmaye;o Curtis William Henry, go Norfolk rd ford gdns . .!.bbottsford rd.Goodmy11
Couper James, 15 The Drive Cushing George, The Woodlands. Derby Chas. Jamt>s. 6o Mayfair aveB
Courtney Mrs. 26 York road Gordon road Desmond Arthur, 261 Wanstead Pk.rd
Cousins lohn, 55 South Park dri\'e Cushway Mrs. 55 The Drive Desmond Cornelius,2JQ Wanstd.Pk.rd.
Coverly George, 42 Woodlands road Cushway Wm ..!.rth. 16 Oakwood gdns Dew Fredk. Geo. 66 Richmond road
 ILFORD (GREAT).
Dew. John, 2I5 Wanstead Park road
Diamond AugW!tus, 91 Albert road
Dice1Walter Charles, 73 Balfour road
Dickenson John, 15 ~01-folk road
Diekanson Alfred George, 257 Wan-
stead Park road
Dickinson Miss, 37 Eastwood road.
~oodmayea
Dickinson Rd. Geo. 12 Endsleigh gdns
Dicks Miss, 96 .Aldborough road
Dicksey William, 76 Richmond road
Dick&On David Robt. 75 Courtland av
Dickson Edwd.Owen,15 Seymour gdna
Dickson Thomas Alfd. 77 Albert rd
Diggins Edwd. Jn. I I Arlington gdns
Dill on ·John, 58 Balfonr road
Diptose Mrs. 37· South Park parade,
Green lane. Seven Kings
Disney Wm. Henry, 7 Arlington gdns
Ditton Wm. Branch, 86 Richmond rd
Dixon Alfred W. L. 57 York road
Dixon Daniel, I Aldborough road,
Seven Kings
Dobson Stephen, 34 Belmont road
Dobson Thomas, 19 Vaughan gardens
Dodgson Robert Field, Sidney villa,
tl'he Drive
Bolt-son .Arthur .lames Phillip, 2 Kil-
dowan road, Goodmayes
Dodsworth Benjamin, Grundisburg. 3
Granville road
DGig John Stewart, 37 Courtland av
D'Olier Mrs. 6 Selborne road
Dolphin Benj. J. W. 73 Woodlands rd
Do:aald Alex.24Norfolk rd.SevenKings
Donaldson Alexander, 3 Elmstead rd.
Seven Kings
Donaldson George, 3 Cranbrook park
Dormer Harry, 5 Cranbrook park
Dorsett Waiter, 46 Valentine's road
Dos Santos Edwin Jose, 225 Wanstead
Park road
Dotbie "Mrs. 32 }~ndsleigh gardens
Dovaston Capt. Jo-hn, 70 }t;lgin road,
Seven Kings
Dowley Thomas Augnstus, x8 Elgin
road. Seven Kings
Down Williem, 30 The DriVP, Cran-
brook park
Downes Jn. 54 Well-wood rd. Goodmys
Downing John, 33 Selborne road
Dowsett James George, 127 Elgin rd
l>owson William. 87 Cowntry road
Drake Mrs. 33 Empress avenue
Driver William Thomas, 48 .Aberdour
road, Goodmayes
Droesse Rug-o E. J. 8 The Drive
Droughb Percy James, 107 Balfour rd
Drown Wn:i. James, 4 'Endsleigh gdns
Drummond Frdk .Arth.37 Aldboro' rd
Dudley Samuel Robert, 112 Henley rd
Duff Mrs) 44 Belgrave road
Duly Jas. Fredk. 51 South Park drive
Dumbell Jn.Bacl;hCiuse,w Belgrave rd
Dunkin Mrs. 38 Belmont road
Dunn Arthur Edward, 45 Balfour rd
Dunn Charle~, 63 Coventry road
Dunn Edwin Thomas, 5 Granville rd
Dunstan Herbert James, 218 ·wan-
stead Park road
Durham Edwin, 4 York road
Durman William Basted, ~8 Norfolk
road, Seven Kin~q
Durrant Geo. Kittle, 26 Cm·entry rd
Durrant Richard Harry,92 Balfour rd
Dustow Charles Elliott,Veryan•
house,
47 Valentine's road
Dyer Arthur; II Csvendish gardens
Dyer Thomas, 36 Mausfield road
Dyke Yrs. 7 Se~·rnonr srardl'ns
Eady Harold John, 10 De Vere grdm
Eales Henry, 53 Coventry road
Eames Ernest FrPderick, 5 Alloa rd.
Goodmayes•
Eames Waltt>r John, 92 Elgin road
Seven Kings
Ea.rdleY-Wilmnt
•
Re>. Hubert Yalen-
tine ~LA. (,·ical' of St. Mary's),
Vicarage. Routh Park road
Earl .A.Ifr?d F:rank. 84 Aldboroug-h rd
Easson John. 35 Courtland ':lVPnue
Eastlake. Berbert, lH Oakwood gdns
ESSEX. [KF.lLY'S
Eastma'd Miss, t :Belmou~ road Pearn~ Cbarles, 'i Bethe'Il h&tr~. 1'1-
Ebdon Edwd. Fralf. 49 Valentine's rd ford Garden Suburb
Eckart Theodo-re, 57 MayfaiP avenue Featherstone Walt~r Finch, jt ~,_.~
Economides Costa, 14 Balfour road borne road
Eden William, lor Woodland~; road Felce Francis Oecil, 32 Cowley road
Edis William, 25 Redcliffe gardellJS Fellowes ErnestV.46 Kensington gdna
Edmunds Edwin,2 Alloa rd.Goodmayes Fenn Albt. Edwd.325 Wanstead Pk. rd
Edsall Frank Davis, 41 Norfolk road Fenn Arth.Ernest,275 War.stead Pk.rd
Edsall Horace, 27 Belgrave road Fennings Richard Montagoe,22 Court-
Edwards Alfred George, 8 Norfolk rd. land avenue
Seven Kings . Fenton William, 26 Endsleigh garden•
Edwards Benj. Geo.22a, Richmond Td Ferguson A. W. 27 Redcliffe gardens
Edwards Jas.43 Elgin rd.Seven Kings Ff'rguson Chas. Vivian, 40 Elgin road
Edwards John Hy. l2 Northbrook road Ferguson Colin, 131 Elgin road, Seterl
Edwards Lewis James, 30 Wellwood Kings
road, Goodmayes Ferguson James. 62 Woodlands road
Eglin William. 55 Belgrave road Ferguson John G. Gilmour, B Valen-
Eley Sydney Knowles, .., South Park tine's road
crescent, South park, Seven Kings Ferneaux George, 66 Elmstead road,
Elliot Edgar, 23 Cavendish gardens Seven Kings
Elliott Anthony, 49 Cranbrook park Few Arthur Charles, 19 Elgin road,
EI1iott Henrv, 6:J Elm stead rd. Seven Seven Kings
Kings • · Field ·Peter Vincent, 68 Elmstead rd.
Elliott Thos. 1King<swood rd.Goodmys Seven Kings
Ellis Alfred Hubert, IS Charlbury Field Waiter, 47 Elmstead rd. Seven
gardens, Seven Kings Kings
Ellis Ernest George, 72 Cowley road Fielden Barton Procter, 19 The Drive
Ellis J{)hn, tg The Drive Fielder Jn. Geo. 7 De Vero gardens
Ellis John C. 34 Seymour gardens Fieldhouse Benjamin Dillaston, 31'
Ellisdon John, I8 Cavendish gardens Leamington gardens
Elmer Harry George, 59 Coventry rd Fielding Paul, 3 Belmont road
Elmer Harry W. "Io Mansfield road Filer Miss, 79 Grosvenor road
Elphick Alfred William, :26 Elgin rd Filmer Thomas, I I Green Lane gar·
Seven Kings dens, Green lane '
Elphick Harry Edwd. 30 Selborne rd Finch Rev. Charles Roy Stafford
Elsmore Wm.Geo.r8 Wanstead Pk.rd A.K.C.L. (curate of St. John, Seven
Elvey Mrs. 48 Argyle road Kings). 6r St. 3.lban's rd. Seven
Emblin George, 56 Argyle road Kings
Engelbach Jn. Jas. 34 Northbrook rd Finch Arthur Charles, 85 Albt>rt road
England Rev. Henry Fras. 104 Cran- Finch Mrs. 67 Mayfair avenue
brook road Finch William James, 29 The Dn'\te
England Alex. 6 .Alexander gardens Findlay John, I Kensington gardens
England Richard, Huntly, Leeds road, Findlay Miss, 24 Argyle road
Seven Kings Finlay Alex. 38 Eastwood l'd.Goodmy•
Eng1efield ErnestWm.xArlington gdns Finn John, I:26 Elgin rd. Seven King•
English John, 35 Seymour gardens finney Herbert Clay, 7 Eastwo£>d rd.
English Mrs. 43 Ashgrove rd. Good- GoodmayeR
maye!l Finson Wm. Hy. 49 Kensington gdna
Ennis John Malcolm, 30 Richmond rd Firman Charles Jn.16 Cavendish gdna
EnochAbrabam,I3Alloa rd.Goodmayes Firman Oliver Geo. 39 Selborne tuad
Ernoult Wm. Joseph, 3I Norfolk rd Fish Ernest Andrew. 85 Richmond rd
Etheridge Henry Charles, 3 Glenmor!' Fish James Henry, 6g Mayfair avenue
terrace, Green lane Fisher Geo.4 Elmstead rd.Sevn.Kings
Evans Major Frank, 26 Norfolk road Fisher Richard Joseph, 3 .!berdour
Evans Henry Hudson. 88 BaJfour rd road, Goodmaves
Evans William A. 24 Empress avenue Fisher Waltl'r John, 32 Woodlands rd
Eve Jsph.43Kingswood rd.Goodmayes Fisk Harr~· Marcus, ro Alloa -road,
Everett Albert, 33 Alloa rd.Goodmys Goodmaves
Everett Albert, 68 Tht> Drive Flatt Alei. Washington, 6t Wood-
EvPrett Miss, 6 Green Lanf' garden<o. lands road
Green lane , Fleming Sydney, 216 Wanstead Pk.Td
EvrrPtt William Hy. 47 SelbornP rd Fleming Thomas, 2'6 Courtland aven
Evt>J"ett William Henry, 75 ThP DnvP Flensborg Christian Alexis, t6 Bean-
Eves Charles, 2 Granton gardens,
Green lane
Ewtt William Leighton. 1)4 Elgin rd.
I fort gardens
Fletcher Rev. Jo!<f>ph (Baptist), 12
~orfolk road
Seven Kings Fletcher Edward, 19 Norfolk road
Ewen John, 8o Aldborough rd. Seven Flinn Charles, Ravenswood, Percy rd.
Kings Goodmayes
Ewing Arthur Wtliam, 15 Argyle rd Flinn Wm. Joseph, 20 Mayfair avenue
Ewing Thos. Jas. ~ Courtland avenue Florence Wm.6 Ashgrove rd.Goodmy~
Fabian C'laud B. :;8 Norfolk road Ford Mrs. 50 Argyle road
Fairhead Georg-e John, 9 Balfour road Ford Mrs. 57 Belgrave road
Falconer Robert, 75 Ingleby road Ford Mrs. 43 Grosvenor road
Pallet Miss, I2 Valentine's road Ford Mrs. 54 Mayfair avenue
Faning Pt>rcv Victor, 52 Selborne rd Fordham William Edward, 4 Mont-
Fankhaenel Waiter. 37 WPlhmod rd rose terrace, Green lane
Goodrnaye11 Forrest John, 2d Se~·mour gardens
Farley Mrs. 79 Grosvenor road Forster Mrs. 6o Endsleigh gardens
tPrrace, Green lane FortescnP ::\frs. Io St. John's 'road,
Farmer Mrs. 109 Balfour road Se>en Kings
Farnan Wm. John. 17 Redcliffe gdns f'osh A1·thur Francis,16 Cranbrook pk
F'arquhar Wm.Beveridge,47 Argyle rd Foskett George. so Seymonr gardens
Farr Edward Williarn, 72 M11yfair av Poster Arthur Bl'u.ce, 5 Beaufort gdnll
Farr Remy Edwarrl, 33 Woodlands rd Foster Edgar Denny, 19 Holc!JID'be rd.
Farrell Albert, 6 St. John's rd. Seven Dford Garden Suburb
Kings Foster John William, "97 Wanstead
Farrin!!ton :Mr~. 77 Balfour road Park road
Faunch Cecil Phillip. 8t .!.lbert road Foulsham Mrs. 3 Orchard gardens,_
Faunch Chas .•Jas. 62 Richmond road High road, Goodmsyes '
Fannrb Geo. Simmon~. l Morland Td Fowell Jas. Digby, 31 Kensington gdna
 lHREC'fOR\ .) ESSEX. ILFOKD (GREAT). 331
Powke- Alfred, ~ Belmont road Gibson William A. 16 Richmond road Gray Hany SaTgrave, ~s Elmstead
Fowler Mrs. 21 Empress avenue Gilbert Arth.57Elmstead rd.Svn.Kngs road, St>vetr Kin~s
FoJi Sydney William, 4 Ashgrowe rd. Gilbert Thomas Jas. -49 Woodlands rd Gra't• Mrll. -6r BalfrmP toad
Goodmayn Gilbert Wyatt Francis, 5 Green Lane Gra~· Richd. Wm. 42 De V~>re gardens
Fox.. Thos.WJil.IOal Elgip rd.Sevn.Kngs Q"ard't'ns, Green lane G'.-!"lly ThomaS, 45 A~hgrow~ road,
Pox WUUam Oscar, I'} Charlbnrv Gilbey Herbt. Geo. II Oakwood gdns Goodm::ne!l •
gardens, Seven Kings • Gilbey Percy Hammond, 19 Bradford GTeen Albert Edward, 48 E1mstead
Foyle Wm. Chal!. 8 Mayfair avenue road road, Seven King!l
Prancis Hugh Richard, 139 Elgin rd. Gilchrist Mrs. 15 Eastwood t·oad, Green .Arthnr Wm. 1 Cavendish gdns
Seven Kings Goodmayes Green Charles William, 54 i\.berdouf
FJ'Ilncl;osen William, 119 Granbrook rd Gilding Mrs. 6z No:rfolk Toad road, Goodmaves •
Franklio .Charle~ Sta.nler, t Mead's Gilding Percy JsplL. 39 EmP'fess ann Green Ernest Frank, 56 Belgra\·e road
lanP, S!'nn Kings Giles Alfred, 14 Alloa rd. Goodmayes Green Ernest Richd. 15 Coventry rd
Franklin James, 68 .A.rgyle road Gill John F. 9 Oranbrook park GrePn Francis Henrv. •
28 Cha:rlbul'v•
Franklip Richard John, 38 Belgrave rd Gill Williarn Thomas, 56 _-\.berdour gardens, Se\'en Kings
Fraspr Hugh, 14 DtJ Veri' ~ardens road, Goodmayes Green George, 36 Seymonr gardens
Fraspt Robert McKPchnie M.A., 1\I.R.. Ginzler Julius Clement, 22 J.lloa rd. Green Hy.Osborne,otLeamington gdns
C.M. 18 York road Goodmayes Green Herbt. Thos. 38 Oakwood gdn8
Freeman John Geo. 90 Richmond rd Gladding .Alfred, 53 Seymour gardens Green Mrs. 33 Mayfair avenue
Freeman Mrs. 32 York road Gladding David, 6 Endsleigh garden!' Green Mrs. H. 25 Balfour road
Freemantle Fredk. 7 Cranbrook park Glndding Robel't. 10 The Drive, Cran· Green Rowland. 84 Elgin rond
French C'harles, 28 Cambridge roarl~ brook par];: Green Samuel Thos, 5 Mayfair avenue
Seven Kings GladdinQ" Robert Horace. 8 Tillotson Green Thomas J. 22 Holcomlle road,
Friedrichsen George :M.J.. 147 _.\ucl•- road, rforJ Garden Suburb Ilford Garden Suburb
land road Glanvill William P. 48 Mansfield rd Green William Richard, 94 Co~ley rd
E"rome John Joseph. 40 York road Glasgow John James, 22 Wellwood 1·d. Greener Arth. RiC'hd. 6g York road
Frost Georg-e Charles, 43 Mayfair av Goodmayes Greenfield Geo. 220 Wanstead Pk. rd
Fry Edmd.4Kingswood rd.Goodma~'Ps Glasscock Sidney Richmond, 43 Ken- Greenhill George, 18 Oakwood gdns
Pry Mrs. ~9 Woodlands road sington gardens Greenland Thomas, 42 Northbrook rd
Fryer Herbert Cecil, 73 Richmond rd Glenn George K. 15 Elmstead road, Greenwood Arthur, 33 The Drive
Fuller Mrs. 19 Courtland avE>nue Seven Kings Greenwood Mrs. M. A. 7 Kingswood
Punnell Jn.Thos.269 Wanst-ead Pk. rd Goater Harry, 5 Holcombe rd. Ilford road, GoodmayPs
Pnrneaux Samuel .John, 15 Kings- Garden suburb Gregory Albert C. 22 Belgrave road
wood road, Goodmayes Goddard Wm. Henry, 15 De Vere gdns Greibe Frdk. Vilhelm, 17 Belgrave rd
FurnessWm.Montague,46Richmond rd Godleman Henry Saml. 128 Albert rd Griffin Waiter, 106 Wellesley road
Gabriel George Edward Vincent, 3 Godlonton Wm. Hy. 4B Balfour road Griffiths Charles, 123 Elgin road,
South Park crescent, South pai'k, Godly George, 32 Mayfair avenue SevPn- Kings
Seven Kings Goff John, 53 Balfour road Griffiths John, 33 Belgrave road
Gall George, r8 Cranbrook park Goffiu Edwd. Rt. 25 Leamington gdns Griffiths John, 22 Belmont road
Gait Rev. Waiter A., M.A.. B.D Goldby Wm. Geo. 22 Endsleigh gdns Griffiths Mrs.so Elgin rd.Seven Kings
(Presbyterian), 44 Argyle road Golding Frank Y. 20 Wellwood road, Griffiths StanleyHerbert,85 Balfour rd
Gandar Henry John, 27 ArgylP. road Goodmayes Grigg- Arthur William, 87 York road
Gane ~frs. Elizabeth, 3 Kings"Rood Goldman Elkin, 6o Empress avenue Griggs .Alhert Philip, 87 The Drive
road, Goodmayes Good John, 57 Enrlsleigh gardens Griggs Arthur, 28 Valentine's road
Ganifard Charles Red.it, 16 Oharl- Good Waiter, 30 Grosvenor mad Griggs Edward, 12 Cranbrook park
bury g-arden'l, Seven Kings Goodacre Rev. Albert (Primitive Griggs :Miss, 2 Seymour gardens
Gapp Charles Hy. 3 Leamington gdn~ MPthodist), 68 Cambridge road, Griggs .Alderman William Peter J .P.
Garden Henry William M.B. St SE'ven Kings 7 The Drive, Cranbrook park
Brelades, Gret>n lane. Goodmayes Goodes .Tn.Vernon. 106 ..lldborough rd Grigson Fdk .Jas. 3231 Wanstead Pk.rd
Gardener John,Rosebank,Wellesley rd Goodeve Sidney, 46 Elgin rd. Seven Grimshaw Samuel G.52 Grosvl.'nor rd
Gardiner Frank Spalding, 22 Norfolk Kings Grisdale J os Pp h. 54 The Drivt>
road, Seven Kings Goodfellow William, 42 Elmstead rd. Grist Seth Llewellyn, 12 St. John's
Ciardner .Albert Wm. 22 Selbome rd Seven Kings . . road, Seven Kings
Gardner William, 48 Courtland aven Goodley Frederick. 97 _-\.lbert road Grose Alfred Maurice, II6 Elgin road
Garland HE'rhert Edwin, 26 Wellwood Goodman George, 69 Courtland aven Grove William Robt. 43 Mansfield rd
road, Goodmayes Goodrich Eustace E. 54 .Argyle road Guard Frederick Geo. 42 Selborne rd
Garland John Henry L.A..A. 23 Alloa Goodrick Jas. Thos. Braithwaite, 26 Guest William, 16 Valentine's road
road, Goodmayes Charlb~uy gardE'ns, Seven Kings Gull Charles, 39 South Park drive
Garner Edwin, I I Cambridge road. Goodsir James M. 23 Empress aven Guppy Thomas, Hopbine,Wellesley rd
Seven Kines Goodwin Alexander, 125 Elgin road, Gurnev Charles, '!- Ea!<twood road,
Garner William George, 21 A~bgorove Seven Kings Goodma,·es •
·
road, Goodmayes Goodwin George By. 23 ne V ere grdn~ Gurney George, 84 Richmond road
Garrett Chas.Jas. ~2 Kensington gdns Goodwin Harold G"nerton, 85 Cowley Gusterson Percival, 73 Elmstead rd.
Garrett James, 21 Belgrave road road Seven Kings
Garthwaite Henrv Jn. 12 The Drive Gordon George HPrbert, 21 Kt>nl'ing· Gutheil Adam, 34 Eastwood road,
Gasson Edward ·John, 46 Charlbury ton gardens Goodmaves
0

gardens, Sevt>n Kings Gore Mi~s. 68 :Mm tlal•e road Guver Charles Lefroy, 128 Elgin rd.
Gates Ernest Rose Holden, 305 Wan- Gorst Harry, 67 York road St>ven "KinQ"s
stead Park road Gorton Mrs.ssEastwood rd.Goodmyes Hack Jame~ Henry M.A. 32 Sandown
Gaul Henry, 28 Vaughan gardens Gostling Albert Henry, 46 Balfour rd gardens, Goodmayes la. Goodmayes
Gearing Charles C. 64 Conrtland av GO"stling Fras. Geo. 24 De Vere gdn~ Clachr FrPd, 6 BethE>ll aYenue, TI-
Gebhart Paul, 53 Selborne rnad Gould Waltt>r, I I Kildowan rd. Good· ford Garden Suburb
Geils Caspar Henry, 9 :\fontro!'e ter- ma:res Hddin!lham _\.rthur Wells,2g Elg-in rd
race, Green lane Gould Wm. Jas. 5 Xorthbrook road Rad"l'l"en Chas. Eugene,n Empress av
Gemble .Albt. Geo. 135 Cranbrook rd Gove·r Charles John, 42 Aberdonr rd. Hafner Gnttfried, zs Valentine's rd
Gemelly Alfred, 227 W anstead Pk. rd Goodmayes Haggett Ernest, 47 Northbrook road
GendersSidneyGeo.16Kensington gdm Gower Robert, 2 :O.Iansfield road Haigh Georg-e, 109 Cranbrook road
Genlloud Frederick George, 36 Aber- Graham Chas.Rohun, 8 Richmoud rd Haines _\lfred Wi1liam, 32 Balfour rd
dour road, Goodmayes Grant Edward, 21 Norfolk road Hale ReubE'n Henry, 5 Burlingt<Jn
George James William, 3 Broomfield Grant Edward, 313 Wan~;~tead Park rd terrace, Green lane
gardens, Green lane, Goodmayes GravP R<>ginald. 6q InglPby road l l alP!~ So loP" on, -!"' Ela-in road
George Jeremiah. 69 AlhPrt road Graves Henry R. S. I I Coventry roarl Halfpennv Francis Herbert, 335 Wan-
George Louis Sidney ,44 Gros\·enor rd I Graves Thomas, 3-l W elhvood road. stead Park road
Gibbard William, 26 Kingswood road. Goodmayes Halfpenny John Harvey, 4 Elgin road
Goodmayes Gray Alfred, 36 :Richmond road Hall J.lbert James, 15 Holcombe rd.
Gibbs Harry Fred, 23 Wellwood road. Gray .1.lgernon Nairne, so ~orthbrook Ilford Garden Suburb
Goodmayes road Hall Alfred, 18 Mansfield road
Gibbs Mrs. 51 Kensington gardPns Gray Arthur Mackenzie, II4 Welles- Hall _\rthur John, 107 Coventry road
Gibson John, 38 Mayfair avenue ley road Hall Charles Henrv, •
Brookh·n
• house,
Gibson Jn. Wm. 1oa, Cranbrook park Gra~· Geor~e :M<'K£-nziE', I6 Leam- Cranbrook road
Gibson Thomas,7 Broomfit>ld gardt>ns, inghn !!'ardens Hall CharlPs Robf'rt, 3 _\lloa
Green lane, Goodmaye<; _-\.bbott<;ford road. Goodll}
- 1!:
 332 ILFORD (GREAT).
Hall Edward, 34 Endsleigh gardens
Hall John Wm. 39 Oakwood gardens
Hallam Joseph T. 42 Kensington gdns
Hallett Mrs. 47 Endsleigh gardens
Halloway John Edward, 35 Kings-
wood road, Goodmayes
Halswell Fredk. Wm. 4 Sunnyside rd
Hamilton David, 36 Sandown gardens,
Goodmayes lane, Goodmayes
Hamilton Gavin M.A. 6 Cranbrook pk
Hamilton Geo. Wm. 121 Balfour rd
Hamilton Wm. 'Matthew, 9 Broom-
field grdns. Green lane, Goodmayes
Hammond John William, 3 Bradford
road, Seven Kings
Hammond Wm. Jsph. 47 Norfolk rd
Hampsheir Geo. Currie,49 Mayfair av
Hampsheir Jn.White,I3Redcli:ffe gdns
Hampson John, 48 Grosvenor road
!lampton Alfred Ernest, 5 Kildowan
road, Goodmayes
Hampton Frank E. 41 Cowley road
Hanbury Langton Fuller, West Ham
Borough Asylum,Barley la.Goodmys
Haneock Em-est Thomas Gordon, 133
Cranbrook road
Bandley Walt.Jn. Pendennis, Park av
Hankin Wm. 14 Elgin rd.Seven Kings
Hanks Chas.M.B., B.S. 74 Belgrave rd
Hanney William, 2 South Park cres-
cent, South park, Seven Kings
Hansell George, 93 York road
Hanson Jsph. By. 6o De Vere g-ardnlo
HarLott Arthur William, -19 Jle
Vere gardens
Harding Mrs. 31 Belgrave road
Harding Mrs. Rosa, 109 Elgin road
Harding Thos. Jsph. 43 Cleveland rd
Harding Wm. 111Elgin rd.SevenKing~
Hardwick Ernest Wait. 65 Albert rd
Hardy Alexander Arthur, 129 Elgin
road, Seven Kings
Hardy Alfred Erne-st, 18 Park avenue
Hardy Miss, 1 Balfour road
Hare Allan William, 126 High road
Harley Philip H. F. 5 De Vere gardn~
Harlow T!wmas, 77 WPllwood road.
Goodmayes
Harman Geo. Hy. 39 Courtland aven
Harmer William George, 13 Broom·
hill road, Goodmayes
1.Iarnett Arthur C. !lb Elg-in road.
Seven Kings
Harper Arthur Brown, 92 Xorfolk rd
Sarper Miss, 25 Charlbnr~· gardens,
Seven Kings
'JarriPs Thos.Sidney,:q ·woodlands rd
3:arriman John, 62 De VPre gardPns
Harris Capt. Philip, 8 Cov:entry road
Harris Colin Barman, 4 Morland rd
Harris David James, 2 Hi!!hland<: ter-
r-ace, Highlands gardens
Harris John, 32 Richmond road
tlarris Jn.Richardson,45 Coventry rd
Harris Mr~. 30 Oourtland avenue
Harris Richard A. 4 Cranbrook park
Hal'l'is Samuel, 45 Courtland avenue
Harrison Rev. John (Baptist), JQC
Elgin road, Seven Kings
Harrison Alfred Thoma8, 32 E.1stiHJoo
road, Goodmayes
Harrison Geo. Hy. 37 Grosvenor road
ffarriso!l John, 3 Bmlington tt>rrace,
Green lanP
-Harrison Waiter M.A. 34 'l'oronto rd
Harriss Harry, 235 Wanstead Park rd
Harrop WaltPr Lloyd. Walla'3ey,
Cranbruok park
Hart Waltt>r Hobl,irk, 86 Aldboro' rd
Hartin Waiter J. 34 Norfolk road
Harvey Charles A. 4 Courtland aven
Harvay Fredericl;, 134 .\-lead's lane,
'3ev£·n Kings
Harvey James Alf. 68 .\Id borough
road, Seven Kings
Harvey John W. 1o6 High nad
TJ:a:tvf>y Lionel Ed·w.ard. r7 Park -n-rn
fian·ey Mrs ..-\ ..p )Jadair a•.-nnl'
Tlarvey Ri. PI'TI')' Calvert. 5'~ York rd
Harvev Wm. George. 6 Courtland 1n
Rarvey-GPor!re Mrs. Jer!IE>y ro"d
Harwood AlfrE>ri Cha".34RPdelifTe gdn~
ESSEX. (KELLY'S
Harwood CharlesEdward,3 Woodstocli Hills Charles Herbert, so CharlbnlJ
gardens, Seven Kings gardens, Seven Kings
Harwood Mrs. 44 Valentines road Hilton Henry T. 63 Mayfair avenue
Haslam Geo. Underton,68Cranbrook rd Hince Harry Hamilton,660ourtland ay
Hassell William, 27 Selbome road Hind Peter, 39 Ends]eigh gardens
Haswell Wm.Jn.3Barley la.Goodmaye~ Hinderwell Richard Owston, 19 Ends-
Hatcher Sidney A. 43 Belgrave road leigh gardens
Hatfield George, 131 Coventry road FJindom Jn. Jas. 9 Oourtland aven
Hatfield George Henry, 7 :Montrose Hinds Thomas G. S. 22 Emerson nl.
tE>rrace, Green lane llford Garden Suburb
Hattrell William Charles, 4 Sandown Hines Owen E. J. 6o Seymonr grdns
gardens, Goodmayes la. Goodmayes Hinton Albert John, 22 Eastwood rd.
Hatwell William, 39 Northbrook road Goodmayes
'Haupt Randal J. 65 Wellwood road, Hipkin Fredk. Wm. 33 Grosveno:r rd
Goodmayes Hitchcock Mrs. 66 Elgin rd. Sevea
Hawes ArtJmr Joseph, 79 The Drive Kings
Hawes James, 5 Grosvenor road .!Iobbs Henry George, 40 Norfolk rd
Hawkes John Pages, 4 Empress aven Hobbs John, 1 Alloa gardens, Abbota-
Hawley Saml. Fredk. 51 Grosvenor rd ford road, Goodmayes
Hay George, 29 Mansfield road Hobbs Mrs 26 Selborne road
Haycraft William John, 35 Norfolk rd Hobday Henry Thos. 45 Valentine's rd
Hayden James Senior, 36 Wellwood Hobday Thomas Huson, g8 Albert rd
road, Goodmayes Hobdell Frederick William George,
Hayden Wm. Henry, 12 Argyle road 6o Aberdour road, Goodmayes •
HaydonFras.Richmond,4-tl)eVere gdn, Hockley John, 42 Norfolk road
Hayes Mrs. 78 Cranbrook road Hockley William, 30 Cranbrook pa.rl:
Harler Edwin, 67 GI'Osvenor road Hodnett Edwin, 2 Cavendish garden!!
Havman Mrs. 35 Kensington gardPns Holden Fredk. Cooper,67 Wellesley :rd
Hayward Frank, 21 Elmstead roarl, Holder Hampton John, 2 Leamington
Seven Kings gardens
Hayward Richd. Humeleigh, HigL rvad Hold-er StephPn, 42 Oakwood gardens
Heading Arthnr, 8 Burlington terrace, Holland Mrs. 47 Mansfield road
G-reen lane Hollingdale Albert Palfrey, 58 Valen-
Ht>aly Francis Patrick, 73 .ilbert road tine's road
HeardFrankMontague,38Woodlands :rd Hollings Henr), 74 Ingleby road
Hearn Chester Graham, 47 South Hollingsworth William James, 35
Park drive ..-\lloa. road, Goodmayes
Hearn Mrs. 27 Balfour roatl Hollins Charles Alfred, 21 Mayfair av
Ht>arn ~rs. 243 Hig-h road Hollis Edward, 81 Ingleby road
HPck Samuel, 23 Courtland a\enue Holmes Edward George, Bushey ley<~,
Ht>iser E•lward, 3 ErE>rsley terrace. Park avenue
Green Janp Holmes HarryScott,21 Cavendish gdns
Hell~·ar Rev. William Frank A.K.C.L Holyfield Sidney, 9 South Park cre"-
(curate of St. Clement's), 2 Park av cent, South park, Seven Kings
I:Ienders'Jn Alexander, 46 Eastwood Honey Alfred Edwd. 31 Seymour gdns
road, Goodmayes Hood Fred, 41 Seymour gardens
Henderson Benjanun, 2-t- l\iansfield rd Hood Mi!lses E. & M. 8r Woodlands :rd
Henderson Henry, 302 High road Hooper Chas.Jsph.36 Endsleigh gdns
HendArson John, 5 Endsleigh gardem Hooper \filliam Frederick, 17 _\her-
Henderson Wm. q Leamington gdns dour road, Goodmayes
Henesy Miss F. 2:1 Redcliffe gn rrlen!' Hooson .Mrs. 32 Belgrave road
Henke Fredk.52 Elgin rd.Seven Kings Hope .1.ugustus Hy.na, De Vere gdns
Henlt>y Frank Leete,3Green Lane gdus Hopkins Mrs. 25 Richmond road
Ht'nlt'Y HPnry .Tenks Al!:{::tr. 40 Kings- tl{)ppen Frederick, 35 .-\berdour rd.
~ood road, Goodmayes Goodmayes
Hennequin Holland, 219 "\Vansteau Hopper Frank, 47 Clwrlbury garden•,
Park road Seven Kings
Hepburn Jas. Sinclair, so Mayfair a,- Hopper Mrs. 37 Seymour gardens
Hepworth Albert Edward, I I Learn- Horsfall Robert, 74 Grosvenor road
ington gardens Hose Louis Valendin, 5 Wellwood l'd.
Hepworth John, 72 Balfour road Goodmayes
Hepworth John, 20 Cavendish grdns l Hosegood Edwin, 23 Kildowan road,
Herbert Harry,7 Barley la.Goodmayes Goodmayes
Ht>rbt>rt James Ht>nry, 4 Tillotson rd. Hosty William, 126 Albert road
Ilford Garden Suburb Houchin Edmund King, 66 Cran-
HHriug Bernard. 4 Arlington gardPns 1 brook road
HHzenstein Nicholas, 6;. Kensington Houchin Victor Stanley. 1 The Drivl'
gardens Hough Samuel Baylis, 136 Elgin road,
He"k Tho'l. ShPpher,l, 43 "\ ldlJOrong-b Seven Kinsrs
rnad, Seren Kings Houghton Alfred Geo. 2 Belgrave rd
f!e!olop JamPs, 35 Oakwood g"ardens 1 Houghton Mnrtaugh Jas. 2 York rd
flewerdine George J. F. 77 York rd 1Houghton Waiter George B.A. 9
Hewett Charles George, qo Elgin rd. Alloa road, Goodmaves
Seven Kings Hov.ard Frederick William, 7 Beeeb-
Ht>wf'tt Edwarrl G. 13 :M:.m>tfield ro11d wood terrace, Green lane
HP'I"I"iH GPorg"e, 4 Park a\enue Hc•ward George Edward, 8 Broomhill
t:fewitt HPnry, 44 Richmond road road, Goodmayf'-s
Hewitt Mrll. n6 Cranbrook road Howard George P . .!. 28 Elgin :road.
Hexter Walt.95 Elgin rd.Seven King~ Seven Kings
Hr:vwood George, 4 E,·ersley terrace, Roward Percy Stephen, 35 Richmond
Green lane read
Hicks Benjamin Jn. 19 Mayfair avt>n Howe ..Arthur C'eswell, 20 Bt>lgraverd
Hicks Frank, 29.=1 Wanstead Park rd Howe Thomas Hy. 2 Elm>:'ei!!h gdns
ffidden Herbt. Chas. sr Mayfair av 1 Hcwt>s Henry Wilson, 65 York road
Higgins Geo. Fredk. 4 Beaufort gdnl' HPwPf' Robt. Howard,14 Richmond rd
t:fi!:;"ZS "'alter J<:Ai"'d. 104 _\lbert road Huard Thomas Henry, 42 Cowley rd
Higgs Wait. H. Parkside,Auckland rd Hnbbard George E. 36 Ashgrove rd.
Hile Daniel John, 34 Selborne ror11l Goodmayes
~ill ,\ rtL. Stanlev,9 End sleigh trardm Hub bard John, 16 Alloa road, Good-
Hill Thomas Albert, 7 Sunnyside rd mayes
TT ill "\Yn•. Ri•'hardson, I_r;o Balfonr ri' Huhhard \V alter Hy. 108 Norfolk rood
Hiilrbr€'cht Hermann.21 DE> V ere gdn!<
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Huddleston Richd. Redman,46 ~orth-
brook road
Bughes Ahred, 34 Courtland avenu
Hughes Charles Richardson, 43 Ends
leigh gardens
Ht~ghes George Richd. I ! A.rgyle rd
Hug11es Henry, 4 ~orfolk road
Hugbes M~ss, 45 South Park drive
Ht;ghes ~bsses, 4 ~orthbrook road
Hughes Mrs. 8 Green Lane gardt>ns,
Green lane
Hughes Oswald Sextus Ranald, 5~
C('wley road
Hughes I'ercy Alfred V. 26 Can.·n
dtsh gardens
Hughes 1'hos. Jsph. 21 Richmond rd
Hnghes William Webb, I9 Kingswoot
ruad, Goodwayes
Hulbert Thomas William, 1 Aberdom
gardt>ns, Ureen lane, Goodmayes
Hull Arthur, 58 Aldborough road
Huwbei'Iitune Rev. Wrlham JohJ
(Congr·egational), 23 Elgin road.
Seven Kings
Hume Robt. Alex.Io Kensington gdm
Humphrey Jas. Walt.77 Woodlands rd
HnmJ.hreys Mrs. M. F. 13 Mayfair a,·
Humphreys Thomas, 66 Urosvenor ru
Bundley Henry Jas. 3 Courtland aver•
Hunt John Arthur, 45 .Helgrave road
Hunter David, Shandon, Holcombe rd.
llford Garden Suburb
Hunter George Joseph, 81 York road
Hunter Mrs. 11 Bethell avenue, Ilford
Garden Suburb
Hunter Williaw S. 45 EndsJeigh gdns
Burden Thomas, 23 Selborne road.
Hurst Henry, 38 KensiNgton gardE>ns
Hutchence Mrs. 14 Courtland avenue
Hutchin Chas. 15 Cavendish gardens
Hutrhins Charles, 141 C'ovl'ntry road
Hutchinson Rev. Samuel, I I Christ-
church road
Hutchinson William, SI Elmstead rd .
Seven Kings
Hyslop Andrew, 20 :!\fansfield road
Hyslop Thos. Carlyle, 7I Ingleby road
lbberson Walter Armitage, 17 Alloa
road, Goodmayes
Impey Arthur, 8 De Vere gardens
Impey Waiter, 19 De Vere g-ardens
lDlray Vernon Henry, 5 Charlbury
gardens, Seven Kings
Inglish Albert Edward, 9 Kingswood
road, Goodmayes
Ing~am Albert Victor, 2 Mayfair aven
Iorr~ Gt>ra'd H. S. 23 Balfour road
Ireland Douglas, 7 .irgyle road
lsaacs By. Laurence, Io Grosvenor rd
l~<aacs Mark, 12 Selborne road
lsbister Jn. By. Cecil, 69 Coventry rd
Isbister Wm.Geo. B.A.18Grosvenor rd
Isles Mrs. 51 Selborne road
Ison Arth. 20 Elgin rd. Seven Kings
lson Henry Wm. 57 Mansfi.Pld rootd
lson Waiter James, 9 .A.berdour gar-
dl'ns. Grl'en lane, Goodmayes
l11ted Wm. Benj. 29 LPamington gdns
hes Geor~e Alvas, 77 Richmond rd
Jvinson Chas. Hmace, 6o Selborne rd
b::r.nrd Mrs. 4 Bl'lQ"rave road
Jacker Mrs. 16 Elgin road
Jr~rkman Edwin .Tall. 6o Bt>lgrave rd
lt>('kson Rev. William Henry B.A.
(rurate of St. Clen.ent's), z8
Colombo road
Jackson James .!IPxander, 16 Aber-
dnur road, Goodmayes
Jackson Jzs. Herbt. 8 Cranbrook pk
Jackson John Jsph. 18 De Vere gdn~
Jark!lon .John R. 2;\ Wo!'rilands road
Jarkson Mrs . .!. M. 36 Ki!1gsw1ocl rd.
Gcodmayes
Jacksou Stewart Percy, I I Broomhill
l'oad, Goodmaye'!
Jackson William Smith, 35 Wellwood
road, Goodmayes
Jacohs Arth. Thos. 16 Empress aven
Jarobs John, 32 Seymonr gardPns
Jacobs William Edwin, 10 Aberdour
gardens, Green lane, Goodmayes
ILFORD ( G HEAT).
.Ja.equot Fran~ois ll. 132 F.lgin road, ' J oss Hans, 64 The Drive
Seven Kings J oyce Robert, 34 Kensington gardens
ager Roelf, 66 Cowley road Judd Robert Francis William, 37 De
t~gers Henry, 67 Albert road Vere gardens
Tames Harry, I52 Ba!four road Julyan Ernest William,28Mansfield rd
Iawes John Samuel, 54 Richmond rd Jupp Albt. Leonard, 14 Valentine's rd
ames Roger, 37 Belgrave road Juppa Jsph. Lewis,H }~ndsleigh gdns
ames Waiter, 3 Beaufort gardens Kadwill Edward, 7I Richmond road
Jmes William Jonathan, 34 Sandown Kane John, IOI Balfour road
gardens, Goodmayes la. Goodmayes Kappey Ferdinand, 4 Cavendish gdns
Tameson Walt ..Ani.rew,2Woodlands rd Keeling Rev. Edward Blanshard
iaues Russell Wm. 54 Grosvenor rd (Wesleyan), 32 Mansfield road
..~ques Albert Henry, 44 Elmstead rd. Keeling James Melior, I] St. John's
tieven Kings road, Seven Kings
aques Edmund Frederick, 43 Elm- Keightley William, 34 Elmstead rd.
stead road, Seven Kings Seven Kings
aques Ernest Wilfred, 15 St. John's Keith Wm. Chas. I3 Cavendish gdns
road, Seven Kings Kelk Wait. Wallace-, 59 Belgrave I'd
·uman Albert Hy. 52 Valentine's rd Kelly Charles Fredk. 17 Bradford rd
arman John Porter, 68 Mayfair a\·en liemp Ernest Albt. 58 Seymour gdns
'trvis Alfred, I22 Albert road Kemp Harry,1o7 Elgin rd.Seven King'
Jarvis Thos. Quick, 37 South Pk. drv Kemp Miss, x6 York road
ary Fredk. Geo. 19 Sunnyside road Kemp Mrs. 25 SE>lborne road
eacock Waiter, 48 :Xorthbrook road Kendall Capt. Charles R. 9 Kensing-
pff Geurge Henry, 8o Norfolk road ton gardens
t>fferies Wm.Jas.35 Leamington gdn,. Kendall Harry, uS Elgm road~
ffery E.C. 7 Elmstead rd.Sevn.Kng;; Seven Kings
feffery Edward Crocker, 3 Beechwood Kendell Thomas Boulton,37 Holcombe
terrace, Green lane road, llford Garden Suburb
pffery Ernest, 30 Kensingt"on grdn~> Kendrick Fredk. Wm.37Woorllands Td
effries Chas. Hy. 2 Valentine's road Kennt>dy Charles G. 30 Norfolk road
Teffries Fredk. Geo. 143 Coventry rd Kennedy Fredk. Thos. 59 Mayfair av
felks Sidney, 9 Cambridge road Kent Charles, 27 Mayfair avenue
1 t>nkins Griffith, 97 Richmond road Keppel Charles WiUiam, 30 Ashgrove
fenkins Joseph, 25 Elmstead road, road, Goodmayes
Seven Kings Kerr Jas. Picken, 52 Courtland avt>n
Jerkins Sydney John, 137 Elgin road Kt>rr William, 48 De Vt>re jlardens
•enldnsun Geo. Wm 2 De Vere grdn,. Kerr William Scott, 36 Belgrave road
Jenks Frederick Jas. 18 Richmond rd Kerry Mrs. 58 Courtland avrnue
lennings Edward, 17 Selborne road Kersey Caleb, 8 Empress avenue
fennings Frank, 64 Belgrave road Kershaw John, 89 Wellesley road
Jennings Wilham Henry, go Aid- Kevan Alfred, 3I Richmond road
borough road, Seven Kings Kevan Jamt>s, 10 Cavendish gardl'n~
.Jess Mrs. I Eversley ter Green lane KPy Mrs. 66 Woodlands road
esseman Douglas, 2:a Northbrook rd Killham Miss, 34 BeJgrave road
Ieone Hy. Wm. 35 Sunnyside road Killick Ernest, 30 York road
loannou Aristotle Christos, 75 Cran- Kimber Thos. Wm. ISO Wellesley rd
brook road King George W. 94 Aid borough road.
Jobson George, 22 Aldborr,ugh road Seven Kings
Jobson Hy. Wm. 345 Wanstead Pk. rd King Harry, 5 Cavendish gardPns
.Jobson Thomas Battersby B.A., M.D., King Henry Percy, 26 Eastwood rd.
B.Ch. 136 High road Goodmayes
Joel Henry Francis, 20 Aldborough King Henry Thoma~, I ! Leeds road.
road, Seven Kings Seven Kings
fohns James Ormond, 28 Selborne rd King James Wm. 31 Cranbrook park
Johnson Benjamin, 48 'l'he Drive King Jn. Chisbolm, 62 Seymour gdns
rohnson Hy. Chas. 7 End sleigh gdu~ King John Christie, 27 De Vere gdno;J
Tohnson James, 70 Cranbrook road King Mrs. 7 Courtland avenue
Johnson Jn. Wm. 16 Endsleigh gdns King Rubert W. 29 Empress avenue
Tohnson Mrs. 37 Balfour road King Thomas John, Ilford cottage,
Johnston James A. Grenofen, Park av Cranhrouk road
Jnhnston John Alfred, 9 Sunnyside rd King Wm. Hy. 22 De Vere gardrm,
Johnston Malcolm, 14 Beaufort grdm King Wm. Hy . .53 South Park drive
Jchnston Mrs. IO Bri:;:hanl'3 road Kingston William, 49 Elmstead road~
Jol!y Wm. Robert, 71 Coventry road Seven Kings
JonPs Rev. FredPrick Aug. (Baptist). Kingston William, 46 Emerson road,
26 Mansfield road · llford Garden Sutnrb
Tones Arthur, II Alloa rd.Goodmayes Kipping AlbPI't, 15 Valentine's road
Tones Benj. Gnrner, 46 Conrtland av Kirchner Francis John Hubert, 21
.Tones Chas.38Aberdour rd.Goodmayes Sunnyside road
Jones Charles James Nelson, I9 Bel- Kirk Ivone James, 38 Redcliffe gdns
grave road Ki1k James, 81 Balfour road
Jones Daniel JRph. 85 Welleslt>y rd Kirk Mrs. 2 Courtland avenue
Jones George Frederick. 19 Alloa rd Kirkhy Jaml's, 48 Belgrave road
Goodmayes Kirkpatrick Henry, 4J Coventry road
Tones J nhn .A rth 19 RPrlcliffe gdns Kirrag!' .Tame;~ FrPrlk. 20 Richmond rd
Jones John Chas. 31 Redcliffe gardens Kistrnck Jarold Frederic,42 Conrtland
JnnPs Miss. I2 Courtland avenue avPnue
JCines Mrs. 65 The Drive Kitchener Percy, 12 Wellwood road,
Jcnes Mrs. Hawthorne, 53 Elgin road, Goodmayes
Seven Kin~s Klingelhoefer George, 46 Aldborongh
Jones Sanlsbury, 26 Oakwood gardens road, St>ven Kings
J ones Stephen, w6 Elgin road Knight Alhl'rt Edward. 39 The Drive
.Jones Thomas, 56 Richmond road Knight George, 67 Woodlands road
.Tones Thomas, I9 Wellwood road, K niQ"ht Hl'nry, 4 Oak wood (!arden,.
Goodmayes Knight :Mrs. I62 WPlles]ey road
.Tones Thomas Henry, 15 Aberdour Kn;ght RohPrt. 51 Conrtland avPnue
road, Goodmayes Kr:ig-bt Sidney Ernest, I Broomfield
Jordan Albert, 33 Elmstead road, gardens, Green hne, Goodmayes
Seven Kings Knight Wm. 32 Alloa rcl. Goodmayes
Jordan Fdk. W<Jlt.55 Ken~;~inQ"ton gdns Knights Edward James Harper, 5
Jose Saml. Boulden, 21 Mansfield rd Coventry road
 '
~34 ILFORD {GREAT).
Knights Hy.77 Elmstead rd.Svn.Kngs
Knight& William, u Elmstead road,
{Seven King&
Knill Albert Edward, 20 Charlbnry
I• gardens, Seven Kings
Knowles Edwarc;l. Herbert, Steanbow,
Green lane
Knox Wm. H~nry, 61 South Pk. drive
Kolkenbeck Frede:ricl;: Wm. Bismark,
42 Argyle road ·
Kransse Carl Richd.3 Cavendish gdns
Krog Mrs. 79 York road
Kriiger Gustav B. 67 Mansfield road
Kummer Max, 47 Kensington gardens
Lacey Charles Edwa.rd, 32 Goodmayes
road, Goodmayes
Lach-Szyrma H. I. S. 133 North-
brook. road 1 Lloyd Archibald J amee, 144 Mead's Mackness David C. 3 Northbroolr. rd
Lagden Waiter, 65 Elmstead t:oad,
Seven Kings
Lait Richard .A.. 14 Cavendi9h gardns
Lake Wm. Frank, 25 Courtland aven
Lamb Arthur Montagu, 25 Alloa. road,
Goodmayes
Lamb Joseph, 20 Belmont road
Lam,be Thos.Laurence,71Grosvenor rd
Lambert Chas. Vivian,86 Coventry rd
Lambert John Evans, z Morland road
Lambert William Elias, 59 The Drive
Lambley IDick Lionel, 37 Kingswood
road, Goodmayes · Long John Thoma-s, 8 Belgrave road · Macqueen Edwin,229 Wanstead Pk.rd
Lance .John Henry, Glenville, High rd
Lance John By~ F. Roseville, High rd
Landon 'RP\'. Horace Richard M. A.
(priest in charge St. J ames", Little
Heath), 47 Douglas rd. Goodmayes
Lane John Henry, 16 Broomhill :d.
! Goodmayes
Lang John, 107 Ctanbro3k road
Lang Norman, The (Jhalet, Balfaur rd
Langdon Leonani, 30 CowJey 'l'oad
Langmaid Ernest .Albert, I3 BetheJJ
avenue, Ilfm·d Garden Suburb
· Lapworth Wm. Thos. ~:~s The Drive
Larter ~Irs. 1 Belgrave road
Latreille Ulysses,54 Endsleigh garden"
Latreille William Frederick1 5 Kings ...
wood road, Goodmayes
Lattc. Alex. Findlay, I6 The Drive
LauderdalP Mrs. 6 Richmond roa~
Lanrie John, 7 Beaufort garc~'tls
Lawes Miss, I8 Belgrave road
Lawrence James, 23 Norfolk road
Laws ~\.rthur Herbert, 45 Kingswood
· road, Goodmayes • Lynch Patrick, 44 Aberdour road. :\faun Harry, 10 .Ashgrove ;r:oad{
Lawson Chas. 273 Wanstead Park rd
Laws on William, 3 I Endsleigh gardens
Layton Godfrey, I 3 Elgin road
Lazarus Lewis, 31 Argyle road
Leatherdale Alma E.I4 Northbrook rd
Lee Albert Edgar, 13 Balfour t·cad
Lee Charles, 8 Selborne road
Lee Charles Richard~, 2 Fethell av1•n.
llfora Garden Sulmrb
Lee George, 3 Coventry road
Lee Joseph Edward, 19 Balfont' road
Lee Mrs. I Wellwood road,Goodmayes
L~e Mrs. E. J2 Elgin 1·oad
Leech Thomas, 22 Cranbrook park
Leeman Thoma11, 28 EmeJ"-<on road,
Dford Garden Suburb
Leleu Henry F:m.s. 9 Woodlands road
Lello SI .. 16 .Ashgrove rd. Goodmayes
Le Masurier Thomas, 37 Elmstead rd.
Seven Kin!:!S
Leng James Chu. 7 Vaughan gardns
Le Page W11.lter de~ Reaux, ~~
Grosvenor road
I.esliP Robert. 1 Argvl~>
•
road
Lethbridge Henry, Io Burlington ter-
race, Green lane
Levi Fredk. Herbt. IO't Cranbrook J'd
Levison Edward, 2 Argyle road
Lewis Alfred, I Seymour gardens
Lewis Fredk. Jamp;., 36 Auckland :rd
Lewis George Charles, 46 Elmstead
road, Seven King~
Lewis Herbert;.. Henry, 3.5 Eastwoorl
road~. Goodmaves
. McTntnsh RobPrt, 4 Rurlipgton ter- Mart-in Sidney Herbert, Ethelwyn,
Lewis· MisS' E. A. 34 ·.A nckland road
Lewis Mr9. 25 Cranbrook park
ESSEX. • (ltELtY's
Lewis Thomas·Arthnr, 33 King-s--wood Mackay Mrs. 26 Wdodlands roa4 b.JK
road. Goodmaye.> Markay Rt. Findley, 47 Richmond J'd
Lewis William Thomas, Ii' Eastwood Mackay Robert John, nB Albert roa;
road, Goodmayes MacKay- William, 1.7 Norfolk road
Lidington Charles, z2 Asllgron road, Mackay William Alexander, u Bra!h
• Goodmayes ford road, Seven Kings .;
Limmer .Ernest, 2;J. Ea-stwood ro3d, McKechnie John, 20 Selborne road
Goodmayes McKee Frederick Charles M.B. Jj
Linder Charles, 23 The Drivl:' Cranbrook. road l.ld
Lindsay John William, 164 Ealfour rd McKendry Thomas Torrens B.A.,:M ..(J.;
Lindsay Sidney W. C. 124 Elgin ~-d l.LCh., B.A.O. 39 Wellwood roadJJ
Ling Harry, 54 ·Oameron rd. Seven Goodmayes
Kings Mackenzie Mrs. 20 Oakwood gardens
Link Gottlieb Davi<l, 34 ~fam.field rd Mackie William, 23 Ashgrove ,oad,
Lironi Bertram Frank, 2y Vaughan Goodmayes
gardens Mackie William, 18 Woodlands road
Lister Percy, 58 Mansfield road Marklin Renben, 22 Brisbane road
lane, Seven Kings Mackrow Albert Edwd. 14 Belmont rd
Lloyd Fredk. George, 54 Norfolk rnai McLaren John, 9 Tillotson rd. Dfo:r4
Lloyd John, 3 Mans:field road Garden Suburb
Lloyd Mrs. 1o6 Richmond road McLauchlan Capt.Andrew,58 Emprea1
Lock Wm . .A.lbert, 32 Valentine's road avenue
Locke Henry James, 24 Wellwood rd. McLean John Gray, xs Courtland av
Goodmayes McLoughlin :Mrs.267 Wanstead Pk. re\
Lomas William, 5 Lynford gardens, McMillan Ja~. Edwin, 83 Albert ro&4\
Seven Kings Macnamara David Eugene, 33 Valen-.
Long Daniel, 44 Eastwood rood, I tine's road
Goodmayes IMcNeish Archlbald, 129 Cranbrork rd
Long Geo. Norfolk ho. 304 High rd ~McQueen Duncan,26 Leamington g-dnt.
Longsta:ffe Alfd. Hy.4o Vaughan gdmo McQueen Oscar, 4 Woodlands road
Lord Mrs. 76 Woodlands road .\IcQueen William, I Kildowa:q rfim<!J
Louis Ernest ValPntifle, gr lVelles1ey Goodma)es
road Macve Thomas A. 52 Mansfield road
Loveloek RJvmonct lV11Ham, 48 E21~r-1 Maddox Charles, xo Kingswood road,.
wood road, Goodmayes Goodmayes
Lovesy Thos. H. 8-t Grosvenor road Madgwick John Aiex. 3Q Mansfield rd
Low David .Allan, 6 York road r Maggs Geo. Jsph. ~ Oakwood gdns
Lowe Albert, 43 North brook road I Magson Arthur John, 50 Belgrave ruadr
Lowe .Alex. PeHeverance ho. High ::-d 1 Mag.ion Hy. E. 34 De Vere gardens
Lowe Joseph, "9 Yaughatt gardens I
Magson Waiter Jas. 28 Empress av
I.ncas James, 2 Beechwood terrace. Maguire Henry, 13 .Aberdonr road,
Green lane Goodmaves•
Lucas James, 31, -Grosvenoi' road I Maher Thomas Francis, I6 .A.rgyls rd
LU(kock Herbert Allan, 43 Ohl!rlhuT:'' 1 Main Capt. John M. 38 The Drive
gardens, SPven Kin!?S i ..\falenoir Arthur James, 7 Mansfield rcl
I.uget Rev. Frank Clive L.Th. (curate Mallinson Thomas H. xB Ashgrove
of St. Mary'~). 48 Aldborough road I road, Goodmayes ·
Luhman Harry William, 6 Sandown .Manchester Frederick, 84 Norfolk l'd.-
grdns. Goodmayes la. Goodmayes Mangold William, I7 Northbrook roar\
Luke .A.nthony John, 37 Mansfield road 1 Mann Francis William, 44 Wellwood
Luke Mrs. 19 Xorthbrook road I road, Goodmayes
Lyddon George, ;3 Jlt>lgrave road \1 .Mann Frederick, 27 Woodlands -road
Goodmaves •
I Goodmavrs •
Lyon Stuart, 38 Emer'~nn rd. Ilhrd Manners Edward Oliver, 13 Mans 1
Garden Subnrb field road I
Lyons Thoma~ Samuel, Lyomdene, Manners Mrs. 4 Redcli:ffe gardens
Wellesley road Mannion Mrs. 6] Richmond road J
Macadam Jsph. Hancock,3r The Dr:w .Mant Herbert Edward, 63 .A.lbert road
McAllen Ewell, 74 .Aldbcrough road Mapley Robert J. Rsdbri.dge house1:
McAnliffe Thomas, 72 Aldborou~h rd, Redbridgt>
Seven Kings ·March Arth. Robt. 121 Cranbrook rd"
.)>fcAuliffe Timothy, 34 Grosvenor rd Marillier Arthur, 23 .Aberdour road,
McBE>an Wm. Hy. ?-7 Empress t:~vmnl' Goodmayes
McCalla Charles, 84 Balfonr road Marks Harold Beaven, l7 SeymO"IlJt
McClare Thoma~ Porteeus, so :y{ans- gardens 1
field road . Marks Mrs. 62 Endsleigh gardens ri
McClelland Samttf'l, 17 Kingswood Marks Oscar Beaven, 11 Conrtland av
road, Goodmayes Marks Sydney John, 23 Northbroolnd
McCririck Thomas. I Nortbhrook rd Marner Harry Goodwin, 7 Alloa road,
McDonald Charles Edgar,6zThe Drive Goodmayes
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McDonaid Frank, 48 Cc-wlt>y road Marriott Charles, 26 Balfour road
MacDonald James, 9J JJalfour road ~Iarriott Mrs. 9 Green Lane gardf>llS,
~Iacdonald John~ z38 High road Green lane
McDonald Mrs. 1 Mayfair avenue Marsden Geo. Hy. 56 Gz·osvenor road
McFarlane Edwarrl Tal bot, ro8 Wel- Marsh John, 53 De Vere gardens . r
lesley r_oad 1.\Iarshall Albert, 44 C.barlbnry gar-•
MacfHrlane Walter,33 Endsleigh gdns dens, Seven King'l
:\facGorran Alexander, 46 Aberdour MarshaJl Thomas, Knightwick, Cl'anr.
road, l:roodmaye!- brook park
::VIac~rf'gnr AlPxamler .John, 3 Bethel Marsh all William, as Albert road r r
avenue, Ilford Garden 'Subunb Martin Frederick Wm. 61 Ingleby .rd
Macgregor John William Horace, 83 Martin George Ernest, 5 Mead's lane,
Richmond road Seven Kings
Machell Frank Da' id, IQO Albert rd Martin Herbert Edward, 29 ;El.mstead
M·JCintt:!•h Mrs. J. ~L 32 Empress av road, Seven Kings . r -T.
1
race, Green lane ·. ·· We1Ies1ey road ·
McKay Rev. Hugh B.A,.. (Congrega- Martin Thomas D. Bryantwood,
tional). 56 Wellwood rd.Goodmayes .Auckland road
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Mart.in William, 53 Richmond road Metcalfe Hugh Cecil, 6 Park avenue ~{orris :Nolan, 13 Kildo11an roa~.
ri. William B. 38 York road Meyrick Gordon Battran,68 Cowley rd Goodma •'"-es
Martyn Louis Jn.3o Cavendish gdns Michael Peter, 55 Cowley road Morris Sidney, 9 Broomhill road;,
Martyr ClareDce Edward, 41 Gros- Michie James, 3 Alloa rd.Goodmayes Goodmayes ·, 1
venGr road 1\liddlemas Robert, 6 Mansfield road Morris Wm.37..\shgrovc rd.Goodmayes
Maskell Mrs. .p !.shgrove road, Middleton Alexander,42 Richmond rd Morris William John, 35 Argyle road
Goodmayes Midwinter Goo.Stephn.so Empress av Morrish William, 49 Grosvenor road
MaliOD Edward William, 38 Elmstead Mileham Alfred, 6o Woodlands road Morrison Mathew Peter, -2.9 North-
road, Seven Kings Miles Alfred, 14 Brisbane road brook road .
Mason Edwin John, 5 Belmont road Miles Francis John Richard, 47 Aber- Morrison Micbael, 6r Elmstead road,
Ma<>on Japh. J. 59 De Vere gardens dour road, Goodmayes Seven Kings
Mason Wm. Jas. 40 Seymour gardns Millage John Stuart, 82 ~orfulk road Morse Charles Simlett, 16 Balfour rd
Matoo Thomas, 25 Grosveno:r road Miller Rev. Frederick Octavius, 3 Morse Thomas Harrison, 63 Elgin rd
Matthew William,6o Kensington gdns KPnsing-ton gardens Morton Capt. David, I r Belgrave road
Matthewman Chas. R. 55 Mayfair av Miller Alfred, 53 Kensington gardens Morton George H. 42 Seymour grdns
Matthews Ernest, 29 Argylc road Miller Harry,6 Glenmore ter.Green la Morton Isaac, 32 Elmstead rd. Seven
Matthews John, 9 Bradford Td. Seven MillPr Josiah Harry,32 Charlbm·y gar- Kings
Kings dens, Seven Kings M()rton Richd. Hy. 5 Sunnyside road
.Matthews John, 29 De Vere gardPns Miller Mrs. D. 44 Selborne road Mosden Mrs. 67 Courtland avenue
Matthews John Henry, 27 Elgin road Millican Thos. Chas. 73 Courtland av MoseleyLitchfield, Ten by croft,Park av
Matthew& Mrs. 63 Mansfield road Millingen Morris, 20 Aberdour road, Moss Fdk, Chas. 41 Kensington gdns
1\fatthews Mrs. 198, Richmond road Goodmayes Mott John, 24 Selborne road
Matthews William, 48 Selborne road Mills Bernard, 18 Aldborough road Moule Mrs.14Wellwood rd.Goodmayes
Maudsley Noel M.B. 62 Courtland av Mills Frederick, 113 Cranbrook road Mowle Jabez, 38 Seymour gardens
Maund Richd. Alfd. 17 De Vere gdns Mills Hy. Wm. 141 Cranbrook road Moyniban John Francis, 284 High rd
Maw Charles Frederick, 14 Broomhill Mills Michael, 2 Elmstead rd. Seven Muii·head John, 2-1- Cavendish gardns
Toad, Goodmayes Kings Mulley Edwd. Wm. 6 Cleveland road
Ma.w Henry Frederick, 56 Eastwood Mills Thos. E. 9 Leamington gardens Mulli!.:an Thomas William, 19 Hamil~
road. Goodmayes \fills Wm.Fletcher.so Endsleigh gdm ton road
Maxfield Thomas, 48 Kingswood road, Milne David, 31 Balfour road Mulling Mrs. 40 Richmond road •
Goodmayes Milne John, 92 Richmond road Mumford Jas. Greyford, Auckland rd
Maxim Hezekiah, 21 Wellwood road, Milne John Ridelsdell, 9 Barley lane, Mumf()rd Jn. Wm. F. q Coventry rd
Goodmayes Goodmayps Mumford Waiter, 70 Mayfair avenue
Maxwell Chas. Thos.2o Beaufort gdns Milner Frdk.sAshgrove rd.Goodmaye!l Muney Ernest, 55 Northbrook road
Maxwell James, 49 Belgrave road :Milner Thomas, 108 ()ranbrook road Mundy Herbert Henry, 7 Green Lane
Maxwell Mrs. 26 Argyle road Milton Joseph Geo.B.13Woodlands rd gardens, Green lane
Maxwell Waiter, 5 Broomhill road, Milward George Edwd. so Balfour rd Mm·ch John Benj. 34 Oakwood grdns
Goodmayes ~1innis Fredk. 'JVn'. 65 Belgrave road Murch John Jerome, 4 Broomhill rd.
May Arthur Jas. 168 Wellesley road Mitchell Rev. John Henry B.A. Goodmayes
May Gladstone Waiter, 237 Wanstead (vicar designate of St. Luke's), 57 Murphy Dennis Andrew,Io Belmont rd
Park road · · Jersey road Murphy Leonard, 6 Burlington ter-
).lay Thomas J. 36 The Drive Mitchell Albert Wm. 70 The Drive race, Green lane
Mayes John, '82 Balfour road Mitchpll .Alfred, 63 Ingleby road Murray Ebenezer Thompson, 8 Court-
Mayhew Geo. Glenhurst, Albert rd Mitchell Archd. M. B. 51 Woodlands rd land avenue
Maylam George, 62 Eastwood road, Mitchell Henry, 23 Mansfield road MmTay Frederick, 33 Norfolk road
Gaodmayes Mitchell James, 95 Balfour road Murray James J. 103 Balfour road
Ma)nard Albt. Edwd.2o-Courtland av Mitchell James, 32 The Drive, Cran- Murray Leslie Claude, 9 Charlbury
Maynard John M. 10 Mayfair avenue brook park gardens, Seven Kings
Mead Ernest .Alex. 38 Cowley road Mitchell Miss, 58 Kensington gardem Murray Thomas, 15 Endsleigh gardens
Mead Wm. :Maxfield, 10 Argyle road Mitchell Mrs. 121 Elgin rd. Svn.Kng• Murray William, 61 Courtland aven
Meadway Fdk. Wm. r Courtland av Mitchell Thomas, 24 Seymour grdm Murray Wm. G. D. 76 Grosvenor rd
Meadway George,13 Beaufort garden-; Mitchell William, 62 Argyle road Musto Frank, 49 Empress avenue
Mearles William, 312 High road MitchPll William Hy. 36 Balfour road Musto James B. 18 Selborne road
Mears Stephen Wm. 308 High road :\lock Janws LPwis William, 317 Musto Stephen James, 29 Alloa road,
Measures Matthew Hy. 14 Mayfair av Wan stead Park road Goodmaves•
Medhurst Edwd. Thos.38 Empress av Moir George, 10 Norfolk road Mutton Ernest Arthur, 6 Beechwond
Medland Edwd. Wm.42 Grosvenor rd Molenkamp Mrs_ 22 Wellesh•y road terrace, Green lane __
Medland John Wilding, 36 Kensing- Monk Harold Ernest Brooks, 8o 1\'[yall Richard, 93 Coventry road
ton gardens Grosvenm• road Nash Edwin Barley, 40 :).:Iayfair aven
:Medley Rev. James Francis M.A. Montgomerie Jas. 8 Redcliffe gardens Na.sh Wm. 12 Leamington gardens
(chaplain to Dr.Barnardo's Homes), Moodie Thomas, 10 Wellwood road, ~eander Mrs. 78 Balfour road
38b, Mansfield 1·oad Goodmayes ~eck Hubert Edgar,12 Vaughan gdns
Mednikoff Ma:x, 20 Northbrook road Moon Alfred H. 12 Aldborough road, Neil Henrv, •
8 Park avenue
Medniko:fi Mendel,59 Kensington gdns Seven Kings Neill Thomas, 223 Wanstead Park rd
lleech Harold Edgar, I Abbottsford Moon Frederick Albert, 12 Elmstead Netting Charles, 339 Wanstead Pk.rd
gardnA. Abbottsford rd. Goodmayes road, Seven Kings Nettleton Edwin, 15 Bethell avenue,
'Ieech Thomas, ns Coventry road Moor Miss, 31 Mansfield road Ilfnrd Garden Suburb
\<leE-s William, 15 Sunnyside road )loore Rev. Wm. Arth. (Wesleyan), Neumann FredericJ,, 36 Em!'rson rd.
Meikle Alex.7Ashgrove rd.Goodmayea 19 Bethell av.Ilford Garden Suburb Ilford Garden Subm b
MPikle William C. 5 Mansfield road ~1oore BaptistCrawford,6gBelgrave rd Nevell Burdett, 51 Balfour road
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Mein Jas. 79 Wellwood rd.Goodmayes Moore Fredk. Saml. 148 Wellesley rd New Francis George, 8o Cowley road
~!drum Harrison, 51 Eastwood rd. Moore Henry, 4 Grosvenor road Newbury Alfred Edward, Springfield,
Goodmayes Moore Miss, 26 Vaughan gardens W ellesley road
Melrose Chas. Jsph. 12 De Vere gdns Moore Robert Nelson, 'JI Elgin road. Newbury Mrs. 26 Belgrave road
Melrose J ames H. 78 Richmond road Seven Kings Newbury Mrs. J. Verona,Wellesley Td
Melvin Edwd. Robt. 68 Grosvenor rd Moore William, 4 .!rgyle road Newell Chas. Henry, 17 Woodlands rd
Mensforth Mrs. C. 30- Elgin road, Moor house Frank, 6 Aberdour gar- Newell Francis William, 10 Elgin rd.'
Seven Kings dens, Green lane, Goodmayes Seven Kings
Menzies James, 19 Kensington g-dns Morgan Fras. Jas. 42 Valentines road Newman Arthur, 209 Wanstead Pk.rd
Yephllm William Alfd. 6 South Park Morgan James Thomas, 3 Argyle rd Newman George William Alfred, 19
erescent, South park, Seven Kings Morgan Miss, 48 Vaughan gardens Oakwood gardens '
Mercer James Simeon, 6 Montrose Morgan Percy, 73 Elgin road, Seven Newman Mi<;s. q Eastwood road;
terrace. Green lane Kings Goodmayes
\lerde:r William Benjamin, 66 Aid- Morgan William Ht>nry, 91 York road ~ ewman William, 28 Argyle road'
borough road, Se~en Kings Morgan Willie, 12 Charlbury gardens, Newman Wm. Watt, 53 Courtland 8'11
Merckel Alfred, T3 Wellwood road, Seven Kings Newport; Mrs. 73 Coventr)' road
Goodmayes Morgans William, Frondeg, Barley Newson Mrs. 8 Kensington gardens
Mered1th Henry B. 8 Sunnyside road lane, Goodmayes Newstead Wm. Albt. V. I I The Drive
Mereon J. Bruce, 4 Park view, Bris- Morris Albert, 14 Argyle road Newton Geo. Edwd. 74 Richmond l'd
bane road Morris · Joseph Henry, 31 Kingswood Nicholl Bert Allan, 6 Ki'ngswood rd!
Messenger Jas. Wm. 33 Courtland av road, Goodmayes Goodmayes
Me\calfe Fdk. 337 Wanstead Park rd Morris Miss,Eastern lodge,259 High rd Nicholl Wm. Harry, 5- Redcliffe'g'dns..
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Nicholls John :Broad, 74 Cowley ruad · Paeh.f'r Charles Arthur, 132 Mead's Penn Loui, Edwin,6 Oakwood garden!!
Nichols Ohas. A. Bank ho.so High rd 1 lane, Seven Kings Penn Thos.140 Mead's la.Seven .Kings
Nichols Robert Thos. M.D 28 Park rd Packer :\frs. 61 De Vere gardens Penney Ferdinand John, 38 Endsleigh
Nicholson Alex. 18 Valentine's road Paddey Rd. Wm. 18 Kensington gdns gardens
Nicholson Charles Edwin John, 38 I Paddon Ralph C. 18 Brisbane road Penney HPnry George, 106 Albert rd
Oourt:and avenue Page Frederick, 24 Aldborough road, Penniall Mrs. 8 Beaufort gardens
Nicholson George James, 40 Wellwood Seven Kings Penrose Geo. William, 46 Belgrave rd
road, Goodmayes Page J n. Knight,37 Leamington ~du, Penwarden James, 59 Grosvenor road
llicholson Percy, 5 Leamington gar- Page Wm.Hy.49 Elgin rd.SevenKings Perkins Alfred Goodwood, 8 Thirl-
dens, Seven Kings Pallant Chas.Wm. Woodside, High rd mere terrace, Green lane
Nicoll Jn.s6 Cameron rd.Seven Kings Palm Edgar Oscar, 28 Grosvenor rd Perren Bertram, I I Holcombe road.

Nightingale James F. 13 Courtland av

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Nibhtingale Albt.231 Wanstead Pk.rd Palmar Frederick Wm. 42 Cameron
road, Seven Kings
Ilford Garden Suburb
Perry Edwin Arthur, 30 Argyle road
Nixon James, 20 Kingswood road, Palmer Rev. Patrick (Catholic), The Peters Albert, 263 W anstead Park rd
Goodmayes Rectory, High road Peters Arthur Robert, 124 Albert rd
!hxon William Arthur, 30 Cambridge Palmer Alfred, 34 Woodlands road Pettigt·Pw Jas. 9 Elgin rd. Seven Kings
road, Seven Kings Palmer Charles, Derings, WP-llesley rd Phelps Edmund Samuel John, 22
Noakes Fredk. John, 23 Richmond rd Palmer Charles Shaw, 2 Kingswood Sandown garden,, Goodmayes lane.
Noble C. E. Russell, 10 Valentine's rd road, Goodmayes Goodmayes
Noble Herbert Chas. 20 The Drive Palmer Fdk. J. 341 Wanstead Pk. rd Philip James, 34 Cowley road
Roble Mrs. M. E. 21 :Balfour road ?almer Miss, 50 Norfolk road Phillips David, 2 Granville road
Nolan Mrs. 39 Norfolk road Palmer Samuel Jarvis, so East .... ood Phillips Edward, 34 Elgin rd. Seven
Norford Henry Seel~>y. 4 Kildo~an rd. road, Goodmayes Kings
Go.OOmayes 1
Palmer William, 39 Woodlands road Phillips Harry, 45 Norfolk road
Norman Mt·s. 46 Endsleigh gardens 1 Panchaud Robert .dugustus, 28 Well- Phillips. :Mrs. 40 Belgrave road
Jlorman William G. g Elmstead rd. I wood road, Goodmayes Phillips Mrs. 68 Ingleby road
Seven Kings , Pappaet:"na AlfrPd. 8o Elgin road Philpot Thomas J.P. 7 Holcombe rd.
:Jlorris Geo,J46 Mead's la.SevenKings Pardey Sydney Harry, 21 Betbell av. Ilford Garden Suburb
Norris James Clark, 45 Woodlands rd Ilford Garden Suburb Philpott William Park, 10 Broombill
Norris William H. 41 Aldborough rd Parfitt Frank Jas. a Oakwood grdns road, Goodmayes
North Alfd. Northbury, Brisbane rd Parker Rev. James M.A. (Baptist), :J& Picot George T. 29 Bathurst road
North Fredsrick Arthur, 28 Alloa rd. Richmond road Pierce Edward L., P.A S.I., F.A.I .•
Goodmayes Parker .Albert Edward. 4 Grepn Lane M.R.San.L 46 WPllwood rd. Good-
:Northcott Miss, 59 Norfolk rd. Seven 1 gardens, Green lane mayes
Kings I Parker Ernest Wilfred, 2 Aberdonr P1ercy Creighton, 33 Argyle road
Jiorton Harry Edwd. 22 Grosvt>nor rd I gardens, Green lane, Goodmayes Pike George, 18 Courtland avenue
Norton John Henry, 72 Norfolk road, Parker Frank Emerson, 36 Oakwood Pike Maximillian S. 77 The Drive
Norton Stphn. Jas. 29 Cranbrook prk I g:udens Pike Thomas Henry, 84 Coventry rd
Nunn James C. 45 De Vere gardens Parker John, 59 :Balfour road Pike William, 32 Auckland road
Nuttall Alfred, 40 Gowley road Parker John Samuel, 26 Aldborougb Pilbeam George, 310 High road
Nye George Ernest, 64 Argyle road road, Seven Kings Pillow Charles, so Courtland avenue
Oates Albert, 38 Leamington gardens Parkinson William Arthur Benson, 6!.1 Pines Philip, 2 Sunnvside road
Oates Geoffrey Eugene M.D. Straffon- Courtland avenue Pinnock Rufus, 16 Northbrook road
dale, :Brisbane road 1 Parr Henry William, 58 The Drive Piper Benjamin, 26 Northbrook road
Oates Mrs. 83 Balfour road '>arr Thomas, 39 Eastwoud rd. Good- Piper Henry Thomas, 44 Mayfair av
O'Brien John, 37 Norfolk road mayes Pithouse Mrs. 81 Grosvenor road
O'Callaghan Miss, 20 Woodlands road Parry Robt. Geo. 6 Redcliffe gardem Pitkethly James B. 44 :Balfour road
Ockenden Geo. Wm. 156 Wellesley rd Partington Adam. 21 Tillotson road. Pitt Alexander Edward,28 Aldborough
Ockenden Robert, 6 Sunnyside road ' Ilford Garden f'uburb road, S9ven Kings
Odell Herbert George, 57 Wellwood Partridge A.rthur .Jame,, 89 Elgin rd Pitt Wm. Edward, 41 Woodlandil road
road, Goodmayes SPven Kings Pitta.rd John, 30 Mansfiel!l road
Offord William Henry, 15 Tillot«on Partrid!;"e Ernest Alfred, 12 Kildowan Pittman Matthew, 74 Elgin road,
r'1ad, llford Garderr Suburb road, Goodmaves Seven Kings
Ogilvie John, 14 Oakwood gardens Patmore Richard W. 42 :Belgrave rd Plater .Alfred Joseph, g6 A.lbArt road
Okey Miss, n6 We~lesley road Paton Fr~>derick, 55 Norfolk road. Plowman Mrs.9 Wellwood rd.Goodmys
Oldaker J. B. 261 H1gh road Seven Kings Plumsted Harrv Rt. 2 Vaughan gdns
Olding Ernst.Edwards,nRicbmond rd Patterson George, 54 Aldborough rd Polatch Henry Alfred,15 Grosvenor rd
Oliver Henry, 7 Valentine's road Seven Kin~s Pollock J nhn, 6o ~-\ rgyle road
Oliver Svdnsy Richard, 8g Cowh>y rd Patterson Wm. H. 99 Richmond road Poltock William Gt>o. 62 Cowley Td
Oliver Waiter, 44 Norfolk road Pattinson H. F. 64 Aldborough road. Ponder Morton, 7 Coventry road
Olsson Gustaf, 24 Coventry road Seven Kings Poolll Joseph, 9.S Richmond road
Olvett Mrs. 81 Richmond road Pattinsou Joseph, 6 Beaufort g-ardens Poolman George, 282 High r"!ld
O'Neill Gervase, 87 Balfour road Pattinson J!<ph.Wm.27EndslE>ig-h gdm Popldn Andrew Percy, 55 Elmstt\ad
Oram Herbert, 64 :Mayfair avenue Pattison Albert John, 8 Kingswood road. Seven Kings
Orford Herbt. Fredk. 56 Selborne rd road, Goodmayes Pllrt William HPnry,m2 Richmond rd
Oris-Bird Eruest, 12 Mayfair avenue Pattrick Arthur, 8 South Park cres- Porter JosPph Jas. 26 ValentinP's rd
0l'mrod Fredk. Wm. 78 Grosvenor rd cent, South park, Seven Kings Porter William Alfred, 21 Charlbury
O'rmston Henry :Moore, 7 Selborne rd Paul William, 168 Ralfour road g<trdens, Seven Kincrs
__.A1rpen Joseph Jn. 19 Woodlands rd Pavie William, go Balfour road Potter Alexander, 21 Redcliffe gardns
Osboru Arthur lvor, 44 Kensington Payne Albert Henry, 4 :Broomfield Potter .:\rthur, 24 Vaurhan gardPns
g-ardens gardens, Green lane, Goodmayes PnttPr Henry, r8 Beaufort gardens
Osborne FTedk. Wm. 99 Cranbrook rd Peabody Rev. JamE>s Hy. M.A. (vica1 Potter Joseph Gunton, 46 Cowley rd
Osborne Henry Charles, 81 El~in road of St. John's), St. John's vicarage. Pottie George, 42 Mansfield road
Osborne Joseph, 150 Mead's lane, St. John's road Pottle ErnE>st Frederick, go Elgin rd.
Seven Kings Peace Geor~e. Argyle, Cran brook pk SPven Kin!!B
Oshorne Joseph Che1ry,42 :Belmont rd Peach Fredk. W. 4 Seymour g-arden~ Potts Leonard. 14 Cranbrook park
Osborne William McCreedy, 20 Cran- Pearee Alfred George, 14 Kingswood Potts Wm. Bain, ro Redcliffe gdns
brook park road, Goodmayes Poulsen Otto, 26 Sandown gardens,
Osmond Wm. Tbos. 53 Woodland~ l'd Pearce Chas. Harold,27 Valentine's rd Goodmaves hne, Goodmayes
Ottaway Rev. A.rthur Wyndham M.A. Pearce Francis Axson, 68 Norfolk road Poulson Chas.Dawkin, TgCam bridge I'd
(vicar of Ilford), Vicarage, Gran- Pearce Thomas Jewel,72 Grosvenor rd Poulter Benjamin, 102 Balfour road
villt> road Pparce William. 43 Coventry road Pnnnd G~>orge, 57 KPnsin!!ton gard!'ns
·Ould Franklin, 82 Grosvenor road Pearkes Arth. Edwd. 2 Coventry rd Pnup,rd Ernel"t AlhPrt. 76 M<~yf11ir av
Outten George William, 20 Elmstead Pearson Alfd. Jas. 8 Oakwood g-dns Powell James Bradsbaw, 26 The Dri-ve
road, Seven Kings 'earson Ht>nt'y, 29 Courtland avPnne Powell Mrs. 5 lJalfour ro11d
Overtun G~01·ge Waterman, 76 Conrt- Pearson Leonard,16 Sandown gardens. Powell Oswald Everard M.B. 13
land avenue Goodmayes lane, Goodmayes Cameron road, Seven Kings
Owen Mi~s. 3 Richmond road Pearson Leunard Robertson, 40 KE>ns- Powell William, n Beaufort gardeni
Owen Robed, 71 Mayfair avenue ington gardens Pratt George Fredk. 49 Selborne rd
Owen William Augustus, 31 Alloa rd. 0 cel William, 176 Balfour road Pratt Henry, 4 :Balfour road
Goodmayes •eng~>lly Thomas Goldswortby, 40 Bel- Pratt Miss, 57 Riehmond road
Oxer John Stanley, 78 Cowley road n!ont road
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'Pratt William, 12 Belmont road Reindorp Rev. Hector William M.A. Rogers Thos. Arth. 14 Vaughan gdns
Precious Geo. Luke, I6o Wellesley rd (vicar of ..!.11 Saints'), Vicarage, Rolfe Albert John, 13 Belgrave road
Prentis Chas. Edwin, 52 Argyle road Broomhill road, Goudmaye, Rolfe Henry Arthur Sissons,s Broom-
Prentis ErnestWalter,55 Courtland av Rendle Jn. 18 Wellwood rd. Goodmys field gard{'ns, Green la. Goodmayea
Pressman ~uhn Wm. 78 lngleby rd Renowden John P. 56 Valentine·s rd Rolfe Henry Charles, 73 Norfolk road
Pribul Ferdinand Charles, 28 Wood- Revill John F. 67 Argyle road Rolfe Mrs. 51 Belgrave road
lands road Rew Thomas Hem·y, 6 ..!.lloa gardpns, Rollinson George, uo Albert road
Price John Edmnnd Victor, 303 ..!.bbottsford road, Goodmayes Romain Henry, 8g York road
Wanstead Park road Reynolds Chas. W. 31 Empress aven Roofe Henry, 35 Mayfair avenue
Price Thos. Vaughan, 49 Cowley rd Reynolds Daniel, 3 Redcliffe gardens RoJkwood Joseph, 44 Kingswood rd.
Price Wm. Joseph, 35 .Airlie gardns Reynolds Edwd.Gore,54Valentine's rd G-oodruayes
Pridmore Harry Letts, 67 Belgrave rd Reynolds John, 4 De Ve1e gardens Roper Alfred Edward, 2 Broomhill rd.
Prime Thos. Wm. 41 Selborne road Reynolds Mrs. 8o Richmond road Goodmayes
Prince f'harl•s, 170 Wellesley road Reynolds William, 105 Cranbrook rd Rosbrook George William, 7 Bradford
Prior John, 9 Hig-h road Reynolds Wm. Hy. 14 Mansfield road road, Seven Kings
ProC'ter Erne:.t Jas. 46 Empress aven Rice Edward, 63 Grosvenor road Rose Charles F. W. 74 Cranbrook rd
iPryde Capt. Geo. Estell,59 Ingleby rd Rich Geo. Thos. 21 Endsleigh gdn~ Ruse John Charles. 8 ..:Ulna gardens,
Punchard George, 28 Richmond road Richards Arthur A.braham, 14 Red- A.bbottsford road, Goodmayes
Purkis Henry S. 18 Mayfair avenue 1
cliffe gardens Rose Mrs. 75 York road
IPurkiss Henry Wooton, 13 Charlbury Richard<> Mr~. 28 Oakwood gardens RJsP Waiter, 17 Valentine's road
gardens, Seven Kings Richards Wm. 309 Wanstead Park rd Ross .Alexander Tomey, II2 Norfolk rd
.Pnrry Arthur Edward, 52 The Drive Richardson .ArtLur, 59 Richmond rd Ross .Arthur, 6 Vaughan gardens
Pusey George, 12 Woodlands road Richardson ChailPb Dudley,27 Sunny- Ross Jame8 Henry, 64 Balfour road
oQnick Chas. Sebastian, 53 Valentine's side road R u-.p Bertram James, 6 Tillotson
road Richardson Ed"ard Jn. 45 Elgin rd 1 md. Ilford Guden Suburb
Quv Geo. Herbert. 106 Balfour road Richard:.on Geu. Courtena), 48 Charl- J1 Jtto.e FrPcierick J n. 21 Valentine's rd
Rabbitts Sidney Hugh, 18 Aberdour bur) garden~, SeYen King-> Rontcliff,, '\/[r>(. 7-1- Courtland avenue
road, Goodmayes Richardson Thomas Ashworth, 49i Routledge Waiter George. 18 Ends-
'lbce John, 108 Elgin rd. Seven King:;~ Mansfield road I leigh gRrdens
Rackham Chas. Geo. 67 Wellwood rd Richbell Thomas, 25 Sunn)side road Rowe James Wm. 13 Endsleigh grdn1
Raddon George, 49 .Argyle road Ilichman Geu. Jas. 19 Selborne rd Rowe John Daniel, 9 Kildowan road,
Radford George, 3 Valentine's road Rider William Jsph.55 De Vere grdns Goodmayes
Rae James Burnett M.B. 10 Cran- Ridgley William Humm, 34 York rd Rowla11d Henry, 17a, Richmond road
brook pari, Ridley Waiter .Toseph, 9 Mayfair aven Rowland William Henry, 81 Albert rd
"Rae John, 7 Bethell avenue, llford Rldont Cyril .T'lllles. 26 ..\lloa road, Howlatt John Knight, 7 Mayfair awn
Garden Suburb Goodma:vP~ Roy James, 47 Cowley road
Rae Robt. 1 N1>rfolk rd. Seven Kings Ridout Mrs. 6 Broomfield gardens. Royall William, 53 Empress avenue
J:(aiman Miss, I Leamington gardens Green lane, Goodmayes Royle Waiter J oseph, 43 Eastwood
Ralston .Alex. 20 Leamington gardens Ries Mrs. 45 .Aberdour rd.Goodmayes road, Goodmayes
Ralston Mrs. 22 Elmstead rd. Seven I:.imbault Edw:ud Fras. 93 ~-\.lbert rd R n ~tun J:nnP'1. 3 Dt> Vt>re gardens
Kings Ri,.t Ht>nry R~lht 25 SPymour gardns Ruffhead Ed"ard A. 79 Woodlands rd
"Ralston Mr:.. 63 Seymour gardens Ritchie James Sherret, 6 Broomhill Rugg Clifford Geo. 25 Northbrook rd
Ralton .1lan Kingsley,r3 Sunnjside rd road, Goodmayes Rust' :Mrs. 49 Richmond road
'Ramsay William, 21 Northbrook road Rite hie )lrs. 45 ~<'~ mo1u !.(anh·ns Russell Chas. Jsph. 27 Cranbrook pi
Ramsden Horace Geo. 48 Ma)fair av Rivers-CJle Harultl Roht. 150 Hi~h rd Rus;:ell Charles Wm. 56 Empress av
Randall Edward Sutton, 32 Elgin rd Robb David, 37 Mayfair avenue Russell FrJnk, Iona, Park avenue
"Randall Frank, 73 Wellwood road, Robbie David, 65 Nortbbrook road Russell John Hunter, 23 Belgrave rd
Goodmayes R'lhbins Jamt>s HPDI"} B.Sc., F.C.S Ru~sell Redmond Morres, 1 Orchard
'Randall Herbert Wormald, 40 Auck- rg .1rg) le road gardPns, High road
land road Roberts Alfred Edward, 40 Learning- Uu;:..;ell Stuart .Arthur C.E. 27
Randall Horace, 32 Selborne road ton gardens Coventry road
Randall John Hooper, 4'> Richmond rd Roberts Charles, 15 Northbrook road Rutherford Alex. M.B., C.M.46 South
"Randall Leonard, 20 Eastwood road, Roberts :Mrs. 15 Kensington gardens P11rl, paradf'. GrePn lanf'
Goodmayes Roberts Mr~. Elit.abeth,162 Balfour rd RnthPJ'ford .RohPrt Fairless, 105
R'lndell Thomas Hy. 104 Wellesley rd Roberts Rd. Edmnnd, 8 Grosvenor t•d C'ovPntry road
Bankin John McKechie,73 Wellesley rd Roberts Samuel, 74 Argyle road Rnttv ~£i'lses, 16 Mansfield road
Raukin Robert, 58 Endsleigh gardens Rouertson HarT>'y, 7 ~m folk road R~ m•·r Freclk. J. 8 Belmont road
Ransley Wm.Jao;;. 13 Leamington gdns Robertson James, 56 The Drive Sadler Alfred, 59 .Albert road
Ranson Harry .John, 26 Seymour gdns Robertson Mrs. 45 Selborne road ~:-~hnon Ernt>"t Hinkly, 57 South
Rapkin Edward, 22 Valentine's road llobertson Tho". 28 Seymour gardens Park drive. South park,SevenKings
Rapkin William, 83 Coventry road Robertson Wm. P. 22 Cavendish gdns Salmon Frederick, 55 Coventry road
Rawkins Aaron, II2 Cranbrook road Robertson Willie Donald,63 The Drive '-\-.tlmon Mrs. E. F. :Ji2 l'Iorfolk road
RawlingsWm.Geo.33 Leamington gdns Robinson Edmund T. 17 Cambridge Salter Waiter Percy, 37 Elgin road,
Rawlins John William, 46 Argyle rd road, Seven Kings Seven Kings
Rayment Donald, 35 South Park drivt> Robinson Edward, 30 Auckland road Sammes William, so York road
Rea James Thos. 1 Grosvenor road Robinson FredPri1·k Rolwrt-;, 1 Beau- S>tmpson Alfred, 3 Toronto road
Read Henry Finch, 70 Eastwood rd fort gardens "a1mwl Rt>r. Elijah BPndM-, 31 East-
Goodmayes Robinson Fredk. \\"m. 56 Norfolk rd wood road. Goodmaye~
Ream ReL Charle..; Francis M.A. Robinson George William, Tudor ho. Sandpman Peter,29 Endsleigh gardent
(Wes.), Burlington ho. Green la Cranbrook park ~annPr~ .lames Ernt>st Paul, 36 North-
Reaside Archibald Murray, 75 Rich- Robinson Henry, 79 Elgin rd.Svn.Kng~> brook road
mond road Rohinson .Janw~. III CDwntry road ;;: mdt>rs :\'Ir~. 27 .\lloa rd. Goodmayes
Reddan Clifford, 35 Cambridge road, Robinson PeTcy G. 8 Wellesley road Sandt>r-,<ln HNbf'rt, 63 Belmont rd
Seven Kings Robin~on Sidne~-, 15 Mansfield road fhrfal' "\<Yaltt>r. 121 Coventry road
Reddick Ernest Sidney, 30 Emerson Rubison Jn. Wm. 12 Beaufort gardns ')a-.,..p Yic-tnr .\rthnr, 61 Belmont :rd
road, Ilford Garden Suburb Robson Jn. Reginald, 87 Richmond rd ~atterthwaite Edwd. 43 Courtland aT
'Reed Fredk. Wm. 12 Cavendish gdn!! Robson Joseph, 24 Charlbur~ gardens. ~am1•lPJ'~ Ht•J·hert Dohin;oon.251 Wan-
Reed Geor~e Henry, 36 Cowley road Seven Kings sh•ad Park roarl
Reed Herbert, 23 Seymour gardens Robson Leonard C.F.32 Redcliffe gdm Saunde,·s Thomas Arthur, 16 Red~
Reekie Andrew Scott, 2.5 Empress av Robson Robert Boyd M.B-40 Cameron cliffe ~<!rdens
Rees Rees Vaughan, 9 Empress aven road, Seven Kings Saurin Cha-.. Wm. ->2 Richmond rd
RP{'VE' Arthur, 10 Grel:'n Lane (!'ar- Roche John, 52 Kensington gardens sa,·ill Percy FTedPrick, Parkfield,
dt>ns, Gr!'l'n lane Rochester Arthur Charles, 43 South Cranbrook park
P.eeves J.rthur John, 26 Mayfair aven Park drive Say William ~-\.ugustus, 30 Elmstead
Beeves Mrs. 47 Eastwood rd.Goodmys Rockcliffe Arthur Hy. 57 Ingleby rd road, Seven Kings
Regan Charles, 37 Richmond road Rogers Albert Grant, g6 Cowley road Sayer James Henry, 54 Courtland av
Regan Thos. 68 Elgin rd.Seven Kings Rogt>rs Echdn Han), 81 Coventry rd Scacf' Alfd. Jam~>s, 41 Empress aven
Reid Robert, 41 Argyle road Rugers Harry Thompson, 6 Belgrave rd Scanlan Ed ward Patrick, 77 Elgin rd.
Reidy Mrs. 43 Empress avenue Rog-ers John, 10 Tillotson road, Ilford Seven Kings
Reimann Frank Pritchard, so Elm- Garden Suburb Scarff Robert Wm. 14 Wellesley road
stead road, Seven Kings Rogers Mrs. M. A.. 3 Montrose ter- Sceats Hl'nry Robert, 65 Richmond rei
· race, Green lane Schlosser J oseph, 14 Empress F·venue
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 838 ILFORD (GREAT).
Scoffham FrPdk. G 42 Vaugnan gdns
Seotcher Charles Wm. 8o Balfour rd
Scotland Harry, 48 Norfolk road
Seott Fridulph Wm. 33 Richmond rd
Scott Mrs. 8 Aberdoor rd. Goodmayes
S('ott Mrs. 32 .irgyle road
Scott Thos. Gt>_o. 1{) Belgra\·e road
Scott Waiter John Stewart, 135 Elgin
road, Seven Kings
Scott William C. 9 Selborne road
Seager A.lex. J n. 21 Woodlands road
Seagers Fredk. Robt. 79 Richmond rd
Searle Fred Goodman, 8 Endsleigh
gardens
Searle Wm. James, 70 Ingleby road
Seaton William Thos. 40 Argyle road
Seckler Hermann, 35 .Ashgrove road,
Goodmayes
8eddon Wm. Ernest, 23 ~ayfair aven
Sedgwick Miss, 45 Empress avenue
Senst Otto, 75 Woodlands road
Seymour .Alfred Ern est, 2II Wan stead
Park road · Slaughter William, 5 St. John's road,
Shaboe Geo. 6 Elgin rd. Seven Kings
Shaboe James Edward, 63 Wellwood
road, Goodmayes
Shafe .Augustus, 40 Elmstead road,
Seven King&
Shale William, 9 Valentine's road
Shannon William, 4I Charlbury gar-
dens, Seven Kings
Shapland Phillip Passmore, 37 The
Drive
Sharland Richard W. I Toronto road
SharlesFredk.Fras.277Wanstead Pk.rd
Sharp John Owen, 61 The Drive
Sharpless George, no Cranbrook road
Shaw .Albt. 1 Lynford gdns.Svn.Kings
Shaw Arthur I!enry, 38 .irgyle road
Shaw Herbert, 1 Valentine's road
Shaw John Custance, West Ham
Borough .Asylum, Barley lane,
Goodmayes
Shead Benj. Arthur, 35 Woodlands rd
Shears Mrs. 58 Selborne road
Sheat William J. 120 Cranbrook road
Sheen Percy Charles, 19 St. John's
road, Seven Kings
Sheilston Mrs. 46 Cameron rd. Seven
Kings
Sheldrick Francis, 47 The Drive
Sheldrick Miss, 31 De Vere gardens
Shelton Henry John, 16 Kildowan rd.
Goodmayes
Shenton Joseph Thomas,34 Argyle rd
Shephard C. S. 24 Elmstead road,
Seven Kings
Shepheard Frank Browning,265 Wan-
stPad Park road'
Shepheard Richard, 4 South Park
crescent, South park, Seven Kings
Shepherd Charles Edward, 64 Elm-
stead road. Seven Kings
Shepherd Edgar Jas. 3 Grosvenor rd
Shepherd George G. Iris bank,
Cranbrook park
Shepherd William C. 17 Coventry rd
Sheppard Fredc. 311 De V ere gardens
Sherrard Arthur Marchant, 111 Cran-
brook road
Sherrard HPrbert John, 81 The Drive
Sherrard John, 43 Selborne road
Sherrard Mrs. A. 16 Courtland aven
Sherry Alfred Herbert, 24 The Drive
Sherwood Jas. Lincoln, 30 Mayfair av
Shingleton A. W. 5 Argyle road
Shingleton Mrs. :n4 Mortlake road
Shipman James Hy. 17 Snnnyside rd
Sohoesmith John, 10 Selborne road
Sholl Arth. Carvannel, Cranbrook pk
Shore William Booth B.A. 40 Aid-
borough road
Shortland Charles, 61 Endsleigh gdns
Shotton Capt. Stephen,zg Coventry rd
Shread .Alfred, 24 Sandown gardens,
• Goodmayes lane, Goodmayes
Shrives John, 21 Selborne road
Sibley George William, 57 The Drive
Sibley Miqs, 105 Balfour road
Silcock Mrs. 8r St. Mary's road
Silcock Thomas Edward, 70 Elmstead
road, Seven Kings
ESSEX. [KELLY's-
sncock 1\-Villiam James~ ~ Charlbury Snape Mrs.27 Kingswood rd.Goodm,_
gardens, Seven Kings SnelgJ!ove Rev. Rqbert Manrioo- (Bap".}
Simmonds John, 20 Grosvenor road tist), 30 Bathurst road
Simmons Pbilip Robert, 30 Alloa I'd. Snow Mrs. 37 Kensington gardt>u..
Goodmayes Sofio Ernest H. 14 The Drive
Simmons William, 172 Balfour road Solly .Albert, 59 Argyle road
Simona Eugene, 16 Aldborough road Solly John, I Beechwood ter.Green la
Simpson Isaiah Chas.s1Northbrook rd Souster James Henry J.P. Brooklandt;
Sims Thomas, I I I Balfour road Holcombe rd. Ilford Garden Suburb
Sinclair Edmund, 13 Kingswood road, Souster John Williarn, 34 Emerson
Goodmayes road, Ilford Garden Suburb
Sissons Ernest Wm. 12 Coventrv rd Souter James. 4 Valentine's road
Skelsey' George, 3 Mayfair avenue Southern Arthur George Heron, 24
Skene Robert, 158 Balfour road Emerson rd. Ilfordo Garden Suburb
Skuffham Harry Robt. 24 Brisbane rd Southgate George Waiter, 9 Ashgrove
Slater Christr. 13 Cambrid·ge 1·oad road. Goodmayes
Slater Edward Thomas, 102 Elgin Sowerby John Fr~>derick,7o Cowley rlf
road, Seven Kings Sparl~:s Harry, 6r Argyle road
Slater Fredk. Jn. 30 Northbrook rd Sparks William Nathaniel, ~8 Mans.!
Slater Sidney George, 23 Tillotson rd. field road
Ilford Garden Suburb Sparrow-Sirnpson Rev. Williarn Jn.
Slater Wm. Jas. 41 Oakwood gardens D.D. (chaplain of St. Mary's
Hospital). St. :Mary's Hospital,
Seven Kings Hig-h road
Slaytor Edwd.Morris,105Grosvenor rd Spearing James, 65 Mansfield road
Sloan EdwinJas.55Elgin rd.Svn.Kings ,Speck Harrv Thomas, 39 Aldboro\lgh
Sly Miss, 16 Wood·lands road · road, SPven Kings
Small Jas. 130 Elgin rd. Seven King" Spelling Alfd. Jas. I I Cranbrook pk
Small Thomas, 13 Norfolk road Sp~>ncer George, go Cowley road
Smart David Mitchell, 51 Argyle road Spencer Geo. 32I Wanstead Park :rd
Smith Rev. Frank Herbert (Baptist), Spencer Wait. Rbt. 21 Oakwood grdns
40 Grosvenor road Spinner Miss, 55 Albert road
Smith .A.lfred,4 Glenmore ter.Green la Spitzel John, 12 York road
Smith Alfred, 11 Sunnyside road Spooner Harry Glanville, sen. 38
Smith Alfred Ernest, 36 Goodrnaves Grosvenor road
road, Goodrnayes · Spratt Sidnev Wait. q8 Richmond rd
Smith Arthur James, I Barlev lane. Sprosen .A. E. 83 lngleby road
Goodmayes · Spurr Tom Ernest, r8 Empres! aven
Smith Charles, 77 Coventry road Squire Rev. John Henry B.A., B.D.
Smith Chas.67Elmstead rd.Svn.Kings (United Methodist), 33 Wellwood
Smith Chas. Hy. 24 Kensington gdns road, Goodmayes
Smith Charles William, 41 Elgin Staeev Thomas GeorgP, 6o EastwooJ
road, Seven Kings - road, Goodmayes
Smith Chas. Wm. 4I Northbrook rd ~tainforth .Jn.Monnier.'('( Grosvenorr~
Smith David, 67 The Drive S!tainthorpe John William, Barley
Smith Edward, 49 Northbrook road lane, Goodrnayes
Smith Ernest, 17 Elmstead road, Standfast John Thomas, 3t Good-
Seven Kmgs mayes road, Goodmayes
Smith Franlr, 48 Woodlands road Stanger John trrant. 8q Richmonrl r8
Smith Frank Harry, 8 Alloa road, Stanham .Arth.Leslit>,36 Grosvenor rd.
Goodmayes Stannard Albert Gt>orge, 59 Wellwoo~
Smith Frederick Charle·s, 3 I Elmstt>ad road. Goodmayes
I'Oad, Seven Kings St~nsfeld Herbert Charles, 27 Learn·
Smith Fredk. Roland, 47 Empress av mgton gardens
Smith George, 25 Coventry road Stanton Thomas Wm. 63 Balfour roa<t
Smith Harry Ernest, 7 Alloa gardens, Staples Mrs. 11~ ~lg-in road
Abbottsford road, Goodmayes Stapley Geo. Ma1tland, r8 Coventry
Smith Henry Arthur, 41 Richmond rd road .
Smith Herbert Edwy, 154 Balfour rd Starkey Georg-e, I I EndslPIQ'h !!!lrdt>n•
Smith Herbt. Walt. 86 Grosvenor rd Starkey William. 45 The Drivt>
Smith Howitt, 76 Cowley road Steam Amos, 2 Wellesley road
Smith Jas. Allen, 103 Cranbrook rd Stedman Leonard JamPs, 71 Court-
Smith James D. 93 Elgin rd.Svn.King~ land· avenue
Smith Jas. Jn. 28 Redcliffe gardens Steed George Edward, 55 Wellwood'
Smith Jn. 1 Ashgrove rd. Goodmayes road, Goodmayes
8mith .Tohn, 24 Belgrave road Steel John Wesley, Upton ho.use.
Smith John Robert, 85 York road Brisbane road
Smith Jn. Wm. 47 Vernon gardens Steele Geor!!e Wm. 84 Cranbrook rd
Smith Joseph William, 94 Albert rd Steele William I. 67 Coventry road
Smith Julius Hodgetts, I Cambrido-e Steen James Ross M.D. 22 'l,'he Drive
road, Seven Kings "' Steen Wilfred A. 165 Tiford lane
Smith Mrs. 45 Kensington gardens Steggles Fredk. Geo. 8o Uoventry rd
Smith :Mrs. 39 Mayf:lir avenue Stennin~ Henry, 16 Norfolk road
Smith Mrs. J. A. 61 Belgrave road StephPns Frederick, 29 Wellwood. rd.
Smith Mrs. M. A. I02 Albert road Go0dmaves
Smith Richard Tanner, 5 Aberdour Stephens Ja!'l. ~\nQ"nstus. 8 Argylt> rd
rond, Goodmayes Stephens Robl'rt Angustus. 6x 'Mav~
Smith Thomas Henry, 18 Sandown fair avenue '
gardens, Goodmayes la. Goodmayes Stephens Samuel, 39 De Vere grdns
Smith Thos. Nathaniel,1o2 Norfolk rd ~tPphPnson Mi~s. 25 Kingswood road,
Smith Thos. Paget, 63 Woodlands rd Goorlmayes
Smith Thomas Spier, 6 Kildowan rrl. Stephings Thos. Hubert, 57 Argyle rd
Goodmayes ~tPvem Arth. Erlwin, 65 Grol'venor rd
Smith Vernon, 61 Coventry road Stevens Edwin Henry, 21 Eastwood.
Smith William, 75 Elgin road Toad. Goodmayes
~mith William Chas. 64 Norfolk rd Stevens Richard Henry, 140 High rd
Smith Wm.Gregory.46 Vaughan gdm Stevens Torn Felce, so Richmond rd
~mith Wm. HPathcote, 3 Selborne rd Stevenson Frank Arnold, 75 Mayfair
::jmith Wm. Jame~. 26 Belrnont road avenue
Smither William, ~5 Endsleigh gdns Stewart Miss,138Elgin rd.Seven Kings
::jmyth Charles, 8 Brisbane road . Stewart Mrs. 25 Bei.g--rave road
Smythe Sidney H.r8 Redcliffe gardem Stewart Samuel, 35 De Vera garden&
 DIRECTOR V. J E'SEX.
St~wart William, 104 Norfolk road
Stickland Pras.Saml. no Wellesley rd
Still Charles, 16 Grosvenor road
Stockell George William Henry, 18
Charlbury gardens, Seven Kings
"Stockley Waiter, 6r .A.lbert road
Stoker Charles Ernest, 40 Selborne rd
Stokes Hy. Ernest, 65 Wellesley rd•
Stone Hv. John, jun. 59 Courtland av
Stone Henry John, Gaysham lodge,
l;t55 High road
Stoneham .A.rthur, 49 Wellwood road,
Goodmayes
Stoneham Pbilip Robert, 30 Kings-
wood road, Goodmayes
Stonehouse James Hy. 29 Wellesley rd
Storr Bertram Vincent, 26 The
Square, Ilford Garden Suburb
Stovin Cornelius Predk. 'M.A., D.P.H.
B.C.P.S.Lond. Wanstead Park road
Stdw Thomas James, 5 \-Yoodlands rd
Stowell Arthur, 27 Courtland avenue
Street .A.lbert John, 14 .Aldboroug-h rd
Stron~r David Robert T., M.B., C.M.
n St. John's road
Stroud Chas. Edwd. 52 Seymour gdns
Stroud Mrs. 148 Mead's la. SevenKings
Strond Robert J.P. Barley hall, Barley
lane, Goodmayes
Btrudwick Clarence John, 43 .A.ber-
dour road, Goodmayes
Struthers .A.rtbur. n Norfolk road
Stubbs Sydney And!'rson, 38 Auck-
land road
Stumbles Henry James, 92 Albert rd
Sturgeon Herbert John, II2 Elgin
road, Seven Kings
Sturgis Mrs. 20 Brisbane road
Styles Thoma.s Luther, 136 Mead's
lane, Sev£>n Kings
Summerfi£>ld Percy Joseph, Io Elm-
stead road. SevPn Kings
Summers William, 52 Empress aven
Sumpner Prancis, 69 Grosvenor road
qur~ham Cbas . .A.ugustus, 19 Park aT
Sursham John N. 21 Argyle road
Sntton Arth. Albt. 20 Valentine's rd
Sutton Benjamin A. 58 Belgrave road
~utton Joseph William, 28 .A.berdour
road, Goodmayes
Swain J. Steel L.R.C.P., L.M. 131
llford lane
Swain Williarr. Moore, 9 Aberdour
road, Goodmayes
Swindley George Saml. 92 Cowley rd
Swinglehurst Jsph.Ja!!. 9 Coventry rd
Syer Charles, 52 Richmond road
Symmons William, 30 Eastwood rd.
Goodmayes
Symonds Geo. Whitaker,29 Norfolk rd
Symonds Nathaniel S.12 Mansfield rd
Tabor Fredk. Jspb. 41 Belgraw rd
Taffs <\rthur, 15 Selborne road
Taffs Edwin, 26 Cranbrook park
Tait Mrs. 65 Coventry road
Tallboy Mrs. 4 Kensington gardens
Tanner Andrew, 259 Wanstead' Pk.rd
Taunton Theophilns, 6 Woodlands rd
Tauranac Jn. W~>sl~y.so De Vere gdns
Taverner Fdk. Wm. 27 Vau~han gdns
TavernerMisses,2rAlloa rd.Goodmaye~
Taylor Alfred, 70 Norfolk road
Taylor Edwd. Elijah, 104 Balfour rd
Taylor George Dawson, 33 Eastwood
road, Goodmayes
Taylor James, 23 York road
Taylor James M. 9 Belgrave road
Taylor John, 29 Kensington gardens
Taylor John William, 1 I South I_' ark
crescent, South park, Seven Kmgs
Taylor Peter Speechley, 78 Wood-
lands r~a~
Taylor W~ll~am, 35 Northbrook road
Taylor Wllham Henry, 39 Alloa road,
Goodma~e~
Taylor Wilham John, 12 Ashgrove
road, Goodmayes
Teasdale
1• h dJohn CharlM, 41 Ends-
eu~ gar ens
TPbbtt Geor!Z'£> Arber, 9 Holcombe rd.
Pford GardE>n '1uburb
ILFORD ( GRI''AT). 339
Tellbntt ~lbert Edward, 36 Elmstead TubbiS Henry James, 40 ~berdour rd.
road, SeYen Kings Goodmayes
Tee George William, 49 Norfolk road Tuck R. W. 67 Balfour l'Oad
Tee Samnel, II2 Wellesley road Tucker George, 13 Argyle road
TPesdale Edwd. Fras.82 Cranbrook rd Tucker Geo. Ernest, 10 Vaughan gdns
Templar William George, 102 .Ald- Tucker Wm. Sansome, 16 Park a.ven
borough road, Seven Kings Tudman .Martin John,g De Vere gdns
Templeman Frank, 66 Mayfair aYenue TupperWilliam Lloyd Leigh, 9 Thirl-
Terrell James, 39 Argyle road mer!' terrace. Green lane
TPrry Mrs. 25 Oakwood gardens Turnbull Wm.Eben.61 Northbrook r(l
Thatcher James, 3 Sunnyside road Turner Charles, 15 Woodlands road
Thaw AndrPw, 21 Courtland avenue Turner Edwd. Albt. 32 Oakwood gdn~
Thayer .\lbert Edwarrl, 7 .Mead"s hme. Turner Ernest Gecrrge, 74 Narfolk rd
Seven Kings Turner Thomas, 152 Wellesley road
Thearle Tbos. 21 Leamington gardn'l Turner "William ,hthur, 6 .A.rgyle rd
Thirsk Edg-ar James, 4 Beechwood Turville Miss, 6g Balfour road
tPrrarP. Green lane Tutcher William ..lrthur,B4 Cowley rd
Thirsk William, 20 Balfour road Twaits James, 14 Endsleigh gardens
Thoburn Arthur G. 4 .A.berdour g-ar- Tweeddale Henry John, 68 Balfour rd
dens, Green lanP, Goodmaves Twitchett Ernest Joseph, 96 Elgin rd
Thomas Alfd. Wm. n3 Coventry rd Tyler Albert Edward, 66 Ingleby rd
Thomas Bertram, 6o Elgin road Tyler Ernest, 82 Cowley road
Thomas David George, 33 Kensing- Tyler Mrs. 27 Cambridge road
ton ~ardens Tyman Thomas Henry, 16 Eastwood
Thomas Edgar, 38 Selborne road road, Goodmayes
'l'homas Henrv Esmond, 58 Elgin rd. Tyrer Thomas, 26 De Vere gardens
Seven lGng~ Tyson James William, 4 Highland,;
Thomas JamPs, 65 Belmont road terrace. Highlands !!'ardens
Thomas Sidney James, 81 Elmstead Ullmer Jn.6o Elmstead rd.SevenKings
road, Seven Kings Unwin H1ury George, 6 Balfour road
Thompson .A.lexander,33Seymour gdm Upsdale John, 36 Redcli:ffe gardens
Thompson John 'Edward, 88 Elgin Urlwin Waiter John,56 Seymour gdns
road, Seven Kings Urhdn William James Snaw,. 14
Thompson Mrs. 48 Cameron road, Charlbury gardens, Seven Kings
Seven Kings Vandy Edward George, 53 Welhrood'
Thompson Wm.Geo.28Cavendish gdn8 road, Goodmayes
Thomson Charles, 55 Empress avenue Vareld Thomas. 3Q Elgin road
Thomson David R. 7 3 Ingleby road Vaugban George Hy. 36 Selborne rd'
Thomson Waiter Gillwrt, TIB Cran- Vaughan Mrs. 43 Wellwood rd. Good-
brook road maves .
Thornton William, 54 Seymour gdns Vaugban Patrick William, 15 Broom-
Thorrowgood Percy, 17 Leamington hill road, Goodmayes
oardPns Vaugban William, 44 Emerson road,
Thr£>s Mrs. 24 Gros\•enor road Ilford Garden Suburb
Thr!'sber Arthnr George, 9 .A.lloa gar- Verrall Ernest, ~2 Courtland avenue
dPnR, .\bbottsford rrl. Goodmaves Veryard Robt. Chas. 40 Woodlands rd
Thurstans Harry, 6o Aldborough. rd Vickers Samuel, 12 Grosvenor road
Seven Kings Vignes Charles Albt. 73 Grosvenor rd
Thurston Frank John, 108 Albert rd Vine Rev. Chas. Hv. B ...!. (Con!!.).
Tibbs Edwd. Ohas. IT N01·thbrook rd 3 The Drive, Cranbrook park
Tirldeman Hy. John, ::l2 Grosvenor rd Vinen Mrs. 45 Northbrook road
Tidrleman Henry Thos. 12 Balfour rd Vizard William, 12 Seymour garden!'. ·
Tighe -:\<Irs.s1Wellwood rd.Goodmaves Voc!' ~rs. 174 Balfonr road
Tilll'y John Boston, 8g .A.lbert road Voelkl Henry. 30 B~>lgrave road
Tilly Samuel. 125 Cranbrook road von Moltzheim George, 59 End•-·
Tilyard Henry John, 47 Balfour road leigh gardens
Timpson Frederick M. 4 Coventry rd Wackett Ernest Geo. 5 Richmond rd
Tipping Ashton C. 24 Richmond road Wade Alfred Ernest, 48 Wellwood rti\..
Todd William, wo Richmond 1 ()ad · Good m ayes
Todman John, 41 Balfour road Wade Edward, 138 High rosd
TClgwell Wm. John. 29 Redcli:ffe gdns Wadp~nn Mrs. 319 Wanst~>arl Parl• rd
Tomlinson Edward, 63 Belgrave road Wad~worth Christapher Audrew, 21
Toms Jas.21King-swood rd.Goodmaw~ Elgin road, Seven Kings
Tongue Robert H. 11 Redcli:ffe gdiis Wagstaff .A.lbPrt. ~5 Norfolk rnad
Torrie George, 29 Oharlbury gardPns, Wag-~taff Arthur Thoma<~. q Elgin rrl
Sevl'n Kings Wake:field Charles, 42 Wellwood road,
Towler Thos.6 Wellwood rd.Goodmvs Goodmayes
Townsend Harold Cavendish, 15 Alloa Wakebam Walt.Vincent.62 Ingleb~· rd
road, Goodmayes Wakeley John, 7 Cavendish 17a.rdens
Townsend Joseph, 12 Redcli:ffe g-dns Walber RobPrt. 71 Cranbrook TOad
Townsend "Mrs. 19 Elmstead road. Wakrnft William. 40 Oal,woo<l P'dn"
Seven KinO's Wale~ D::n·id Rus~Pll. 44 Empre~s av
Trapp Willia~ Henrv 57 Coventry rd Wales Mrs. 3 Ashg-rove rd.Goodmaves
Travers John James · ; 5 Balfour roatl Wnlkf'r G!'orge, ~9 Kensington gardn<>
Treby .A.lbert Georg~, 103 Elgin rolld. Walker Jn. A.62Aldboro' rd.Svn.King~-
Seven Kin~s Walker Miss, 95 Albert road
Trebv Mrs. E. 47 King-swood I'oad. Walk('r William, fl7 Balfour road
Go.odmave~ · WalkPr William, 5 Cambridge road,.
Tredaway ·John Richd. 14 Norfolk rd Sev~n Kings. .
Tredwen John, 9 Mansfield roo.d Walkhn!! ~~w1s Arthur, 98 Elgm rd.
Treloar Wm. Geo. 5 Oakwood gardens SPvPn ~IDI!S
Tresfon Peter Maarten, 71 The DrivP Wall 1f::n. Edwd . .Tas. 47 Coventry rd
Trevis Thomas, 5 Vaughan gardens Wa1Iace Mrs. 42 Empress avenuP.
Trigg,.. Henry, 32 Vaul!han gardens Wallace .Mrs.6sNorfolk rd.Se;enKmgs
Triggs Thos. Wm. 52 Endsleigh gdns Wallbank Waiter. 24 Endsle1g-h !!dn~
Triggs Wm. Saml. Valentine's road Wall~r Mrs. 20 G~osvenor road •
5
Trillo Henry, 52 Mayfair avenue Walhs Ja~es Edwm, 23 Elmstead rd,
T r1mmer
· .A.r th . J as. 1 E n d sI e1g
· h g d n!' Seven Kmm•
-c
Troth Geo. St . .A.lban, Cranbrook pk Walmisley Elyard .A.therQtone, I /
T b "d H b t Ed d B Tillot"ffn rd llford Garden Snhurh
row n ge er er w · r room- ·
fipld g-arrlem, Gr~>en Ian!' Wa1ters Walt. "1\L JTI WanQtead Pk.r!f
ESSEX 22•
 ILFORD (GREAT). ESSEX. (KELLt's

Walton Rev. James A. (Catholic),!Weston Henry Joseph,24 The Square, Williams John, 6-4- Eastwood road,
The Rectory, High road Ilford Garden Suburb Goodmayea
Walton Alfred ·James, 2 Sandown Wetton George, 25 Woodlands road Williams John Edward, 8 Pembroke
gardens, Goodmayes la. Goodmayes Wheatley Rev.Albert ,Morris A.K.~.L Q"ardens, High road, Seven Kings
Walton Jn.6gElmstead rd.SevenKing~> (curate of St. John s), 2 Cambridge Williams Mrs. II9 Balfour road
Walton Thos. Edwd. 4 :r Mansfield rd gardens, Cambridge road Williams Mrs. n Mayfair avenue
Ward Col. Joseph Brooker V.D., D.L. Wheatley Alfred, 36 Valentine's road Willi,ams Mrs. C. T. 27 ~orfolk roali
30 Coventry road Wheeldon ·wm. Parker, .4 Belmont rd Williams Samuel, 83 York road
Ward Ashley S. 1 Redcliffe gardens ~heeler ~narles, 170 High road Williams Williaru, 20 Argyle road
Ward Bernard John, 14 Park avl'nue Wheeler Cha~les John, 59 ~ork road Willis Edward, 23 Grosvenor road
Ward Edmund John, 265 High road Wheeler Chnstr. 17 Cavend1sh grdns Willis Misses, 20 Coventry road
Ward John, 4 :Mavfair avl'Ime Nheeler Edwd. 2I3 Wanstead Park rd Willis William John, 2 Belmont rd
Ward John Halla~, 33 Northbrook rd Wheeler Henry James, .184 Balfour rd W~llmann William, 16 Belmont road
Warden George Francis 2 a Ashgrove Wheeler Mrs. 31 Mayfall' avenue Wlllmott Fred, 12 Park avenue
road Goodmayes ' Wheeler Robert Frederick, I05 Elgin Willmott Waiter J. 15 Redcliffe gd11.1
Warla~d James 11 Woodlands road road, Seven Kings Wills Rev. Charles John M.A. (curate
Warman Wm Aifrl'd r88 Balfour rd Wheeler Rowland, 41 Coventry road in charg~>, St. Alban's), 4 Ricll-
WarneckE> Ch;istianThos.rRichmnd.rd Whitaker Ohad~s George, 6r Elgin mond road
Warner Arthur Robert, 5 Glenmore r?ad, Seven Kmgs W~ls Mrs. 13 Seymour .garde~s
terra.ce Green lane White Albert, 59 Seymour gardens Willson Chas. Jn. 31 Cambridge rd
'Varner Charle'! He:try, 30 Aberdour Wh~te ~\lex.4o Norfolk rd.S~ven Kings W~lson Alexander, 64 Gros.venor road
road GoodmavE>s White .Alfred H. 32 Cambndge road, W1lson Charles, 30 Redchffe garden•
Warne~ Henry, ss The Drive S~ven Kings . Wilson Frederick Robert, Elms,
Warnes .Alfd.Ernest,25 Vaughan gdn~; White .Alfred John, 45 \Vellwuod road, ~arley lane, Goodmayes .
Warren Chas.Parsons,34 Valentine's rd G_oodmayes W~lson George .Arthur,_ 87 Elgm r~
Warren Ernest Edwin, 24 courtland av Wh~te .Arthur, 14 Balfour road Wllson Herbert. franC1s, 142 Mead 1
Warrt-n Frederick James. 23 Bethell Wh~te Arth.Geo.~arkfield,Auc~land rd ~ane, Seven Kmgs
avenuE>. Ilford GardE-n Suburb WhitE> Edwd. Elhs, 24 Mayfan aven Wilssn James, 35 Selborne road
Waskett Fredk. Geo. 9 -t Richmond rd Wh~te Frank, 13 Arlington gardens Wilson Stanler Waissen, 3I .Nor~lt-
Waters Albert Tom, 13 Emprt>ss aveo Wh1te Ge~rge J. 4-4 .Aldborough rd. ~rook road
Watl•ins Ernest Wm.7 Northhrook rd Seven Kmgs Wllson Waiter, 64 Ingleby road
Watkins Mrs.' 7 6 Balfour road Wh~te Jo~eph, ro Beaufort gardens Wilson William ~lfd. 92 .Aldborougb
Watkinson Stallwood Frederick, 23 Wh1te M1ss F. E. I I .Aberdour road, :oad, Seven Kmgs
Endsleigh gardens G?odmayes , W~lton Henry Fredk. goa, Balfour r4
Watson Alfred, SI RiChmond road White ~lrs; E. Coombe Hurst, 6o W~nch .Art~ur, 57 <?ourtland avenue
Watson .Arthur 37 Endsleigh gardens Valentme s road Wmch David Fra.ncis, 93 Cowley road
Watson Jam{'s. ' 2 8 De Vere f!Hrdens · White Mrs. :M. E. 33 Aberdour road, W~nchcombe Jestyn, 47 De Vere gdu
Watson William 25 .Ashgrove road Goodmayes Wmdus George. 34 Empress avenue
Goodmayes ' ' White Sidney Geo. 21 Cranbrook pk Winsborrow Thomas Gasking. si
Watt James Hamilton (R.N.R.), 1 Wh~te William John, 37 ~rgy_Ie road _9ourtland avenue .
Coventry rood Whitehead Thomas BenJamm, 293 Wmter Henry, SI Kmgswood :road,
Watts Henry Ernest, 69 Belmont rd ~anstead Park road ~oodmayes
Watts John Ernest P. 1 Sunnyside rd Wh1tehouse Joseph Henry, 39 .Ash- W~nterfeld Charles .Albert, 22 Le.a.a·
Way James Shaw, ro Empress avenue .~:ove road, _Good~layes . ~ngton gardens
\V mtelaw DaVIdStob1e,34 .Mayfau aven Wiseman Edgar Thomas, 25 Eaai·
W ay fi eId E rnes t , r 8 B a If our Toa d Wh' 1 M E G 1 d d G dm
Wayland William John, 43 Argyle rd ~te ey • rs. 2 1
vers ey ter. reen a ~oo roa , oo ayes
W J W S -11 8 B If d Wh1teman Wm. Waiter, 36 York rd W1seman John Wm. 25 De Vere gdna
eaatrhve bn. mJ. aTvhi e, IWO dal oudr rd Whiteside John, 59 Mans.field road Wiskar Waiter Lines, 112 Balfour rd
We r urn n. os. 64 oo an s r Wh't' F . B . t W W't B t H El . d
Weaver Thomas Marshall 69 Elgin 1 tng rancis anms er ampen, I t er . 5 gm roa
road, Seven Kings ' 8 Sandown gardens, Goodmayes Wood Alfred Robt. 77 Cranbw:J;. rd
w bb J 0 h H tfi ld 0 1 d d la'1e, Goodmayes Wood Charles Bolton, I Broomh1ll x·d.
e n a e •29 a iwoo g ns Whiting Frederick William Thomas, Goodmayes
Webb 1\f~s. M. L. 3 1 '5 Wanste~d Pk.rd 51 Empress avenue Wood Charles William,13 Selbome r4
-;e~~ :hchard, 8 ~orth;.ro~k ro~d Whitson Henry, 41 South Park drive Wood Frederick William, 11 Cameroa
e omas, 1 9 ~ en me ~ roa Whittaker Arth. Regnld_ 72 .Argyle rrl .coad, Seven Kings
Webber John HenrJ, 2 9 Kmgswood Whitten J. A. 21 Coventry road Wood Henry, 73 York road
road, Goodmayes Whittingham Henry William,29 East- Wood Mrs. -54 Elgin rd. Seven Kings
Webley Henry George, 5~ Cowley rd wood road, Goodmayes Wood Percy,2 .Ashgrove rd.Goodmayea
Webzell George, 7 Leammgton gdns Whittingham Robert, 20 Norfu~k road Wood Thomas, 8 Eastwood road,
Weddall Rev. Edwa.rd Croxton M.A. Whittle William Hy. 3 Empress aven Goodmayes
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(curate of St. Clement's), 48 Bal- Whitton Chas. Joseph, I South Park Wood Thos.Cha..s.Wm. rs6 Balfour r.i
four road crescent, South park, Seven Kings Wood William, 40 Redcliffe gardens
Weddell Alfred Henry, 4 Wellwood Whyte John, 37 Alloa rd. Goodmayes Woodcock Wm. Jn. 24 Cranbrook. pk
road, Goodmayes Wickenden Arth.Fred,186 Coventry rd Wooden George, 64 Kensington .grdnl
Weeden James W. IO Courtland aven Wickers Fredl{, Geo. 37 Sunnyside rd \Voodhouse Noel, 30 De Vere gardeu
Weedon Edwd. Walt. 5 Empress av Wicks Miss ~1\nne, 13 Richmond road Woodhurst George A. 144 Elgin rd.
WeedonWalt.I8Norfolk rd.SevenKings Widdicombe John, 3 Kildowan road, Seven Kings "
Weeks Charles John, 9 OakwQod gdns GoodmayPl' Wooding PercyEdgar,siSeymour gdna
Weir Mrs. 12 Oakwood gardens Widdicombe }lrs. 38 Kingswood rd. Woodley Charles H. 39 Coventry roa4
Welch Edward Cuthbertson, 22 Mans- Goodmayes Woodley James _\.rthur,7.z Belgraverd
field road Wiglesworth .Arthur, 5 Tillotson rd. WoodsArth.rsKildowan rd.Goodmay1111
Welch Wm. 349 Wanstead Park road Ilford Garden Suburb Woods Mrs. 143 {;ranbrook park •
Welford Charl&l!, 63 Wellesley road _ Wigner Miss. 48 Emerson rd. Ilford Woodward James B..A., B.Sc., F.I.C.,
Welford Waiter D. 61 Mansfield road Garden Suburb F.C.S. 31 Coventry road
Welford Wm. By. 164 Wellesley road Wild James Frederick Vaux, 72 Woollard Harry Frank, 56 Ma}fair n
Wellard Albert Geo. 27 Richmond rd Woodlands road Wootton .Alfd. Wm. 69 Woodlands r4
Weller Frederick, 1 Van~han gardens Wild£> Misses, 255 Wanstead Park rd Wootton Charles P. 19 Empress avea
Weller Herbert, 73 Mayfair avenue Wilde Mrs. 3 Cambridge road Wootton William Charles, 63
Weller Percy,n Burlington ter.Green la Wiles Waiter M. 34 Cambridge road, wood road, Goodmayes
Wellington Mrs. 28 Belgrave road Seven Kings Wormald Fred, 38 Cambridge road
Wells Arthur John, 65 Mayfair aven Wilkins John Wm. 9 Cavendish gdns Wormald Harold Campbell, 26 Em&r-
Wells Ernest, 103 Cov£>ntry road Wilkinson Alexander, 8 Elgin road. son road, Ilford Garden Suburb
Wells Leonard Morgan.4o Empress av Seven Kings Worthington Wm. E.45 Vernoo grdM
Wells Percy Howard, 28 Kensington Wilkinson Mrs. Victoria villa, Welles- Wortley Arthur, 7 Belgrave road
gardens ley road Wren Christopher T. 75 Alber' road
Wells Richard James, 11 Mans.field rd Willett Frank .Alfred, 15 Leamington Wright Rev. Norman M. (Pre5bJ·
Welsey Mrs. 10 Kildowan road, ~ardens terian), 57 Eastwood rd. Goodm.ayea
Goodmayes Willett Robert, 85 Cranbrook road Wright .Alan, 23 Va.ughan gardens
Welsh Joseph,sMontrose ter.Green la Williams .Alfred Frank, 10 Oakwood Wright Alexander, 27 Grosvenor rd
Wesson .Arthur William. 101 York rd gardens Wright Arthur, 87 Cowley road
West Ernest P. 18 Elmstead road, Williams Clarence B. 77 Ingleby ro!W Wright Charles Christoplter, 5 Brei
Seven Kings Williams Harry,A Alloa rd.Goodmaye~ ford road, Sev-en Kings

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d d Sunnyside road 1 Wylie Alex. Jame~. 83 The Drive ·Young- David, Branksome, Holcombe
W"right E ~ar -~k47I Woodlands road I Wynn James Wm. 29 Seymour gdns road. Ilford Garden Suburb
Wr~ght F;:Jn Thos. 5 2 Grosvenor rd Wyrall Charles, 50 Balfour road ·Young George A1fred,13 Grosvenor rrl
W~ght ~eorg.e 6 7 Ingleby road , YNbury SydneyPe1·cy.-J.o De V ere gdm Young Harold James, 3 ~iherdour
Wr~ght George,A.lbt. 37 Oakwood gdns YerbmT Waltt>-r Hy. 38_De Vere gdm gardem, Green lane, Goodmayes
Wright H bt Erne<>t 72 Richmond rd' Yetton John, 42 Endsle1gh gardens I Young Jamrs Robson, r A.lloa road,
Wrlg-ht J er h ~ewt~n 20 Park an'n York Frederick W. 29 Woodlands road 1 Goodmaves
Wr~g:! Jt:::14~ Grosv~nor road
Wn~ t Mrs. 1-l Kensington gardrns
Young Arthur George, Felbrigge,IYoung- Jn." 57 Elgin rd. Sev;n Ki~gs
Cranbrook park . Young SamnPl Edmund,21 'lhe Drive
Wr~,...~ t Wm Geo. 5 7 J)e V ere gardens 1Young Cha.s.33Aldboro' rd.SevenKmg>J Young- Thomas, 102 Cranbrook road
wr:g~t wm:Harry, 6 Cavendish gdns Young Charles, Stoneygate, Park av Youngs Frederick William, 3 Well-
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:~ieu Frank Oxley, 82 Richmond rd Young CharlPs Ja,. rB Vanghan gdn~ wood road, Goodmayes
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COMMERCIAL. Baker William, cab proprietor, 5oa, Cranbrook road

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.Abbott Brothers, dairymen, Roden s_treet . Bales D. & Co. l('ather dealers, 3,89 High road
Achilles Albert, shopkeeper, 15 CeCil parade, Htg~ road
Adams Clara (:Mrs.), umbrella manufacturer,219 High ~d
Adams Margare~ (Mrs.), preparatory school, 59 Elgm
road Seven Kmgs
Adlington Arthur Frederick, butcher, 147 & 82 High rd
.Ager Mary (Mrs.), milliner, see ~loan & Age~
.Ago;;tini Mary R. (Mrs.), confectwnrr, 303 H1gh road
Ainsworth William James, general dealer, Abbey road,
Newbury park . . . Barber Henry Charles. ~lmbiel~a.maker, 20 Ilford lane
Aitken James M.B., C.M.Glas. physiCian, r62 H1gh road
& g Cranbrook park
Ajax ·Electrical Engineering Co. 291 High road
.Albion Club for Young ~Ien (Ray Poppy, sec.), 106
Norfolk road, Seven Kings
.Albon Richard Jn. shoeing smith, Ilford wharf, High rd
Aid borough Tennis & Crolluet Club (W. L. ~orman,
bon. sec.), Aldborough road, Seven Kings
Aldt>r Amy W. (Miss), teacher of music, 51 Christ-
church road
'-!derson Richard John, sen. in sur. agent-363 Thorold I'd
Alderson Richard John, jun. insur. a~t. 363 Thorold rd
Aldridge Ellen (Miss), teacher of music, 88 Blyths-
wood road, Goodmayes
Alexander Joshua Marsdeil, shopfitter, 33a, York road
Alt>xandra Hall (F. Newman & Son, proprietors),Htgh rd
Allaway Arthur William, plumber, 99 Hampton road
.Alien Arthur, decorator, I Kinfauns road, Goodmaye!!
Allen Beatrice (Miss), nurse, 109 Westbnry road
Allt'n James, oilman, 34 Cameron road, Seven Kings
Amb10se Wm. John, commercial traveller,r8 Dalkeith rd
Amt'y Arthur, boot & shoe maker, 39 Cranbrook road
Apple by John, certified bailiff, 77 Francis avenue
Apps George, dining rooms, I Station rd. & 413 High rd
Arm~trong D. & Co. ladies· tailors,32 & 38 Cranbrook rd
Army Service Corps East Anglian Divisional Transport
& Supply Column Territorial Force (Lieut.-Col. W.
G. Probert, commanding; C'apt. H. A. Jones A. ..S.C.
adjutant); East Anglian Didsional (Headquarters)
Co. (Major F. P. P. Soper, commanding; Sergt.-Major
H~nry W. Bradley, instructor); brad quarters, 156
H1gh road
Ar~owsmith Albert, estate agent, 39 Highbury gardens,
~even Kings
Ashdown John Frederick, house decorator, 429 Ley st
Ashmole, Hughes & Spencer, auctioneers, sur-
VPyors & estate a~ents, Broadwav, 48 Hi(J"h road.
T N 6oo Ilford · "'
A~pray Neville F.A..~\. aPcountant, 57 Clarendon gardeus,
Cranbrook pa:c¥
Atk~ns Harold, cycle maker, Connaught road
Atkmson & Garden, physicians & surgeons, St. Brelades,
G_reen lane, Goodmayes
Atkmson F. lY. school attendance officer, 88 Hampton rd
Alitack Hannah & Naomi (Mis:>es), dress makers, I I
Blythswood road, Goorlmaves
!a~r.ey Sanitary ~tt·am Lau~dry, g6 Jlford lane
Au,t~n, Brothers, Ironmongers, 6I Grnnbrook road
nshn s East Ham & Ilford Ltd. manufacturing joiners.
Green lane · ~rave rd.& 2 Westwood gardens, High rd.Seven Kin~
!verre Wm. wine, spirit & beer mercht. 10 Belgrave mkt
:S:Y George, beer retailer, 57 Roden street
1la ker George, baker, 21 New road
Baddeleys & Co. solicitors, Brooklyn ho. Cranbrook road
R";g-n}ey Brothers, fruiterers, 245 Ilford lane
· ~ley B. & Co. estate agents, 5 Cranbrook road. T N
Ba.i 3 Ilford
Ra.nes & Son, provision dealers 1 Bel(J"rave market
B~~~s Charles, ta~lor, ro 4 High road "'
Baker B. & _Co. blmd makers, 63 St. ~Iary's road
S Ced:"Ic, teacher of Jancin(J" 56 Aldborough road,
Bakeven Kmgs "''
"Ba.ker :arry, beer retailer, 47 Park road
Bak:~ M.enry Thoma!'. jun. bPer retailer. 409 Lev street
Seve~ K~y (Mrs.), girl'S' ~ohool. 56 Aid borough road,
mgs
j Baldock Percy J. hair dresser, 14 Ilford lane
Baldwin John Roberts, printer, 2 Natal pamde, Ilford la
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Balster Henry & Sons, decorators, 94 Lansdowne road
Ba1nberry Edward, dairy, 423 High road
Bamford ~hmnas, teacqer of music, 52 CamerDn road,
Seven Kmgs
Banks George Fredk. master mariner, 24 Rutland road
Banks L. :1: (Miss), school (b?ys & girl~). 7~ ~eath rrl
Banks Wilham Henry, ,:ohc1tor & comnusswner for
oaths, 8 Woodlands road
Barford Herbert Valentme, solicitor, r6 Ranelagh gardns
Barker Jane (Miss), provision dealer, 59 Mead's lane,
Seven Kings
Barlow & Co. upholsterers, 89 Cranbrook road
Barnard Alfred, grocer, n Mead's lane, Seven Kings
Barnes Alfred William, house decorator, r6 Albert road
I Barnes Annie (Mrs.), preparatory school,Sf Woodland.s rd
Barnes Ben, ironmonger, 139 High road & 193 Ilford lane
Barnes Fred George, fruiterer & greengrocer, 315 Ley st
Barraclough Amy M. (~rs. ),shopkeeper,8 Ivy ter.Ley st
Bars on Frank John, plumber, 48 I Ley street
Bartlett Bernard, pianoforte tuner, I27 Coventry road
Barton William John, baker, I3 Cranbrook road
Bateman Chas. Wm. confctnr. & news agent, 137 Ley st
Batt CharlPs, tailor, 173 High road
Ba...~ter F. A. & Co. coal merchants, 185 Ley street &
Great Eastern Railway yard
Baxter Howard Thomas, cycle maker. 188 High road
Bayley Henry David, commercial traveller,75 Sunnyside r4
Baylis John B. teachrr of m.usic, 286 High road
Ba~·liss Arthur Joseph. gasfitter, 62 Empress avenue
Bean Alfred, boot & shoe ma. 2 Grove cots. Ilford lane
BPck Fredericli, news agent, IS South Park parade.
Green lane, Seven Kings
Bedford Cecil, solicitor, 37 Dalkeith road
Beeching George,assistant insurance supt.45 Windsor nl
Begeine Ernest, butchPr, 6 Broadway market,Ilford lant'
Behan Thomas, violinist, 273 High road
Bell ~<\lbert Edwa1·d, stationer, 8a, The PromenadP, High
road, Seven Kings
Bell Edward James, news agent, Park view, Green lane
Bell Edwin, boot maker, 323 Ilford lane
Bell Herbert, registry office for servants,.~ Clements rd
Bell James, farmer, Beehive farm, Beeh1ve lane
Bell Ruth M.(Miss),teacher of music, 104 Cambridge rd
Bellamy William, decorator, 27 Water lane
BPilman & Son, piano tuners, 46 Hatten ter. Green lant•
Bennett John, chimney sweep, 225 Ley street
Bennett Sidnev Herbert, hosier, rr IlfOTd lane
Bensley Frederick, grocer, u Khartoum ter. Green lane
Benton Charles, ham & beef s~h()p, 87 Ilford lane
Benton Francis, baker, llford lane
Best Frederick, butcher, 371 High ro~d
Betteridge Henry J. F. grocer, 339 H1gh road
Billings Henry Joh_n, news agent, 27 Thorold road
Bilmen John, fuTmture dealer, 7 York road
Binder John, patent .m~dicine stm:es, 351 High road
Biograph Theatres L1mi~ed, 63 High road
Bird Herbert James, oilman, 49 York road; III Bel~
Bird James, jobbing gardener, 12 Sylvan road
Bixbv Mrs. feather curler, 8 Khartoum ter. Green lanP
Blackburn Robert, greengrocer, soB Hi_gh rd. Goodmayes
Blackmur Louisa (Mrs.), teacher of pianoforte, ro Golfe
road, Seven Kings .
IHazeby EllPn (Mrs.), reg1:;try o~ce for servan1:<3, 4 The
Pavem~nt, Hig-h road, Seven Kmgs .
Bloomfield Saml. jeweller, 22 Cameron rd. Seven Kmgs
Blows Geo. & Son. plumbers, 8 Clyde cotwges, Roden st.
Board of Trade Labour Exchange (T. H. Wheat{)n,
managPr), 6S High road .
Badger John. draper & milliner, 113, II5, II7, ng,
nga. & I33a, High road .
Bolkar Minnie (Mrs.) A.L.C .M. teacher of p1anofort ,.ea HA.
Torrington terrace, Green lane €tr' 1
Bond &; Co. insunnce brokers, 16 Jersey road ~' e 1-113
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. Bond Caroline Elizabeth (Miss), contractor, 214 Ley st
Band Thomas, carman, 302 Ley street
Bonney James, fa11ner, Hargreaves farm, Barley lane,
Goodmaves•
Booker Maurice Henry, insurance agt. 43 Woodlands rd
. Booth Brothers, coal & colre merchants, Goodmaye~
road, CToodmayes
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited, 123 & 125
High l'Oad & 12 The Pavement, High rd. Seven Kings
Boreham John G. grocer, 526 High road, Goodmay&~S
Boswell David, french polisher, 311 llford lane
Bourne Joseph, fishmonger, 94 Ilford lane
Bousfield Lydia (Mrs.), nurse, 2 Scrafton road
Bowden William H. plumber, 32 Pelham road
Bowman .TamPs William, cowkeeper, Green lane
Bowman Robert, outfitter, 194 & 196 High road
Bowmer John Benjamin; hair dresser,4o Cranbrook road
Bowry Henry Tilleard, sign writer, 457 Ley stree~
Boyce Charles, house decorator, 35 Eton road
Boyd Limitf'd, pianoforte & music s-ellers, I67 High rd
Boyd Dand, estate office (private), Goodmayes road,
Goodmaye!l
Bradley Sergt.-Major Hy. W. instructor to East Anglian
Divisional Uo. Transport & Supply Column, Army
Service Corps, Territorial Force, I56 High road
Bradley Thomas Charles, decorator, II2 Westwood road,
Goodmayes
Braham Edith (Miss), confectioner, & post office, 3
W estwood gardens, High road, Seven Kings
Bl'and & Co. estate agents, 205 Ilford lane
.Brand Leonard, boot repairer, 9 Roden street
Brand Percy Edward, builder, Ebenezer house, .Albert rd
Brandon Henry, confectioner, I70 Richmond road
Hraund Amy (Miss); confectioner, 5 Cranbrook road
Bravo Solomon & Co. tobacconists, 2 Broadway market
Bray E. E. & Co. drapers, 77 Blythswood rd. Goodmayes
. Bnzier Oscar J oseph, beer retailer, 88 & go Ilford lanp
Brewer John, leather dealer, 425 High l'oad
Brewer John, saddler, 4 Station road
Brewer John James,boot repairer, 3 Princess par.New rd
Brewster Bertie Henry, confectioner, 82 Ilford lane
Bridge Cyprian George, builder, 69 Holmwood road
.Britannia Works Institute (Ilford Limited, proprietors) 1
49 Ilford lane
British Shoe Co. (The), boot & shoe dealers,i41 High l'd
British Women's Temperance Association (Mrs. Lilia:d
Long, president), 44 East wood road, Goodmayes
. 'Brook Frederick, cattle dealer, Birkbeck rd. New bury pk
Brooks John, Samuel & David, greengrocers, Green
lane, Goodmayes
Brown & Clapson, coal & coke merchants, Station
approach & G. E. Railway depot, Ley street
Brown Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 High road
Brown Charles, boot & shoe maker, 12I Ley street
Brown Charles, shooting saloon, 45 High road
Brown Edith (Miss);teacher of music,ss Christchurch rd
Brown Florence Kate (Mrs.), baker, 84 Stanley road
Brown Hauy, beer retailer, I68 Stainforth road
Brown Robt. Geo. farmer, Goodmayes farm, Goodmaye:;1
Brown William, butcher, IS The Market, Green lane
Browne A.rthur, commercial traveller, 129 St. A.lban's rd.
Seven Kings
Bryett Harriett (.Mrs.), stay & corset ma. 281 High rd
Buck Benjamin, nurseryman, Buntingbridge road,
Netley road & Abbey road, Newbury park
Bncknell Thos.Fredk.Mus.Doc. prof. of music,22 York rd
Bull James C. & Son, decorators, 9 Cranbrook road
Bulley Henry Edward, cycle maker, 53 High road
Bulmer Mary E. (Mrs.), oil & color dealer, 210 High rd
Bunce John, butcher, So Ilford lane
Burgess (Ilford) Limited, ironmongers, 57 Cranbrook rd
Burges.s Jn. &:, Edwin, art needlework depot,247 High rd
Burleigh John Laurence, rate collector to Urban Dis-
trict Council, Town hall, High road
Burnand Edwd.Frdk.tobacconist,g & 16 Station approach
Burns William Robert, sergt.-instructOl" C Co. 4th Ter ...
ritorial Butt. Essex Regiment, The A.rmoury,Gordon rd
Burrough~ Thomas, stone mason, Green lane
Burrows Herbert John, draper, 131 Woodlands road
Burrows James, house decorator, 236 Thorold road
Burton George Abel, baker, see Young & Burton
Bush Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, SI Ley street
But-cher Edith (Mrs.), confctr. 1a, Cecil parade, High r&
Butdher William, hair dresser, 2 Ilford lane
Butler Brothers, electrical engineers, 62 Hampton road
Butler Elsie & Winnie (Misses), dress makers,26 Blyths~
wood road, Goodmayes
Butler Emily (Miss), nurse, 99 Elgin road, Seven King~t
Butler John, grocer, 5 Station road
Byford William James, boot repairer, 20-J Richmond rd
Byles Kate (Miss), milliner, I84a, High road
B~·sonth Henry Walter, assistant turncock to the Soutla
Essex Water Works, 17 Sylvan road
Cahill Michael Frederick, solicitor, 16 Cleveland road
Cakebread, Robey & Co. builders' merchants., High road
Campbell P. &:, P. Ltd.dyers & cleaners, 4I Cranbrook rd
Capes Geo.A.S.A.~<\. & F.C.I.S. accountant,2 Bathurst rd
Capps John H. confectnr. & tobacconist. 7 Belgrave mU
Card William Gordon, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths. 510 High road, GGodmaye!l
Carl William, fiol'ist, 6 Station road
Carnegie Public Library (JamS@ Radcliffe, librarian),
High road, Seven Kings
Carpenter Wm. & Son,house decorators,3o ~Ielbourne rd
Carr Mary (Mrs.), fishmonger, Harold cottages, Horns rd
Carrell &; ..Mitchell, physicians & surgeons, 34 The
Drive, Cranbrook park & 51 Woodlands road
Carrell George Northen Piccaver M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon. see Carrell & Mitcht'll
Carter .Alfred, outfitter, 64 Cranbrook road
Carter Charles, sign writer, I95 Grange road
Carter Daniel, gardener, The Lodge, The Dri-ve
Carter Ernest George, decorator, 2 Lansdowne road,
Seven Kings
Carver .Arthur Henry, baker, I Royal parade,Green lone
Carver Thomas, butcher, 5 Broomhill market,. Green
lane, Goodmayes
Cary Adolphus Frederick Daylesford, estate agent, 8
Glenmore terrace, Green lane
Cash Coal Co. coal merchants, 32 Guildford road,
South pari;, Seven Kings
Cashman Joseph Thomas, draper, 149 Ley street
C1swell Thomas Hill, solicitor &:, commissioner for oaths,
158 High road
Ca.tmull Harry J. butcher, 89 Wanstead Pa1k road
Cave Howard, tailor, 55 York road
Cayless Harold, fishmonger, 2 Goodmayes road, Good-
mayes & 12 The Parade, High road, Seven Kings
Central Council of the Romford Division Conservative
& Liberal Unionist Association (George Jellis Battle,
registration agent), 49 High road
Chalkley Fraderick .Alexander, van & motor body
builder, Buntings farm, Green lane
Challen Joseph E. house agent, 93 Ilford lane
Challener Charles, teacher of music, 47 Cobham road,
South· park. Seven Kings
Chamberlain Robert- Hessell, confectioner, High ;road
Chambers Sidney Thomas, relieving officer for No. •
district of the Romford union, vaccination officer, col-
lector to the Guardians, 248 Balfour road
ChandlPr Garnett Francis, florist, 55 York road
Chapman & Jones, boot repairers, 62 Ilford lane
Ohapman Ernest W. news agent, 4I5 High road
Chapman Harry P. oil & color dlr. 130 Woodlands road
Chapman Samuel Arthur, pleasure boat proprietor,
Valentine's park, Cranbrook road
Charles & Co. coal merchants, Station approach & Great
Eastern Railway yard, Ley street
Charles Albert, oilman, 14a, Goodmayes rd. Goodmaye•
Chatelain Victor Albert M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, 8 Aberdonr garder..s, Green lane,
Goodmaves
Cheek John, dining rooms, 63 Green lane
Cheke R. & Co. surveyors, 510 High road, Goodmayes
Chemical Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Co. (Lowe's), dyers A
cleaners, 63 Cranbrook road
Cherry Elizh. (Mrs. ),confctnr.Aldborough rd.Seven King•
Ohesmore Kate (Miss), dress maker, Ill llford lane
Ohesney Frederick, fruiterer, I .Broomhill market, Greea
lane, Goodmayes
Ohilcott Ger1;rude (.Mrs.), teacher of music, 1-4 Cleve-
land road
Childs Edmund, decorator, 25 Oakfield road
Chipper Charles George, engraver, 68 Henley road
Christmas Caroline (Mrs.), dress maker, 32 Dudley road
Chrystal Alexander, master mariner, 25 .Argyle road
Church Benefit Society (Lodge No. 420) (E. Burdge,
sec.), Mission church, Roden street
Churchill Randolph, fried fish dealer, I22 Woodlands rd
Cinema de Luxe Picture Palace (Charles & Card, p!l>-
prietors), 98 High road
Clapham George William, pianoforte tuner, 77 Henley rd
Clapson Henry Marshall, coal mer. see Brown .t Clapsoll
Clark C. W. & Co. printers, 24 Clement's road
Olark Albert, news agent, Io Station road
Clark Frank William, photographer, 151 High road
Clark Frederick, builder & decorator, Ioi .Aldborough.
road. SPven Kings & I3 Cranbrook road
Clark Harry, fruiterer, 5 k 7 Ilford lane
Clark William Thomas, assistant Supt. Wesleyan a&
General Assurance Society, 17 Clement's road
Clarke Emily (Miss), ladies' autfitter, 427 High road
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Glarke Prederick A. drap91', 195 Dford lane Crickmar Elizabet-h (Mrs.), nurse, 469 Ley fitreet
Clarke Geo.butcher,Horn's market,Horn's rd.Newbury pk C....'risp John JJenry, eonfection91', 235 Ley street & a
Clark:.e Susan (Miss), grocer, Young's road, Newbury pk Hainault street ·
Olarke William Edwin, grocer & p()stlll6S'ter, n6 Wind- Crisswell Herbert Wm, t:onfectioner, 12a Cranbroo~ rd
eor road et 73 lane Croft Sarah (Mrs.), nurse, 228 Grange road
Olarke Wm.Stanhope, &econdhand booksellef',311High rd Crofts Herbert Ludlow, insurance broker, 35 Aibert rcl
Olarkson Thomas, boot repairer, 74 Westbury road Crook J. & Son Limited, clothiers, 34 '.f.he Promenade,
Clnton Sarah (Mrs.), nurse, 9 Bainault street High road, Seven Kings
Clement& Arthur Edward, house decorator, 191 West- Cro&s Reuben, boot maker, 28 Carneron rd. Seven King.
wood road, Seven Kings Cross 'l'homas Edward, clothier, 8 Plymouth ter. Ley st
.Clements Thomas William, greengrocer, 55 Green lane Croucher & Howard, toy dlrs. & music sllrs.lU7 High r4
Clements William, grocer, 213 llford lane Grow Jim, tailor, 277 High road
()lennell George,sheet metal worker,13 Cecil par.High rd Crow Rose (Mrs.), dress maker, 44 Dalkeith road
Clifford Edwin Harry, The Plough P.H. llford lane Orowe Absalom, fancy repository, 14 Heinault street
Clode Alfd. Jas. Bertram, draper, Horn's rd.Newbury pk Crowne A. & Co. ladies' tailors, 63 Cranbrook road
Class Albert Edwd. draper, .102 Mead's la. Seven Kings Cullen Wm. Hy. grocer et tea dealer, n Oranbrook J"d
Coates George, boot repairer, 173 llford lane Culling Annie (Miss), dress maker, 435 High road
Cocker Harris, chemist, 23 Oranbrook road Cullum Sidney John B.A., M.D.Dub.t B.Ch., B.A.O.
Coe. Frank, motor cab proprietor, 3 Cranbrook road physician & surgeon, Beechwood, Green lane
Coe George, fruiterer, New road, Beehive Cunningham Rachel (Mrs.), nurse, 36 Francis avenue
Cogger Henry & Co. plumbers, soa, Cranbrook road et Curdling Mary (Mrs.), draper, 35 York road
31 York road Curry Henry Hugh, picture frame maker, 6o Ilford lane
Cohen Harold, tailor, 51 Ilford lane Curtis James et Sons, slaters, 2 Kingston road
Cole k Deakin, ironmongers, 198 High road ·Curtis William Howlett & Sons, fruiterers & green-
Coleby H. M. (Miss), nul'Se, 82 Sackville gardens grocers, 209 High road
.Corerna.n Ernest M.B.,B.S.Lond. surgeon,72Cranbrook rd Cushing George, timber dealer~ Lincoln ter. Green lane
()olem&n William, draper, 67 Ilford lane Cutmore Arthur, baker,. I Howard parade, Dford lane
Colernan William, laundry, 3a, Aldborough pavement, Dairy Supply Co. Ltd. dairy engineers, 30 & 32 High r~
High road, Seven Kings Dalby Edward Charles, ar~ificial teeth maker, 4 Pem-
Coles James Arthur, plumber, 295 Coventry road & broke gardens, High road, Seven Kings
47 Colenso road Dale Ernest Hy. bootma. g6 Mead's lane, Seven Kings
.COlledge Edward Arthur, medical electrician, 141 Dale J(}hn, mantle warehouse, 163 High road
Northbrook road • Daly E-mest, ribbon manufacturer, 71 Norfolk road
Collier Emily (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 101 Dance Edith (Mise), tea.oher of music, 48 Grange road
llford lane Daniel Samuel, florist, 17 Toronto road
Collins Arthur, painter et decorator, 30 Oakfield road Daniel William, master mariner, 37 Cranbrook park
Collins Caroline (Mrs.), nurse, 27 Madras road J)ansey John, confectioner, 329 Ilf(}rd lane ,
Collins Edward, baker, 91 Wanstead Park road Davey Arthur Tonkin M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy·
Collins Frank, ('ycle maker, 76 llford lane sician & surgeon, 2 Eastwood road, Go<Xlmayes
Collins William Edwin, coal agent, 3 Clement's road Davies Arthnr Percy, teacher of music, 30 Madras road
Collis Alfred, baker, 75 Green lane Davies Edjth (Miss) L.T.C.L. teacher of music, 39
Colwill William James, Red Lion P.H. 71 High road Grosvenor road
Conibeer George William, boot repairer, 38 Dudley rd Davies Martha. Jane (Miss), confectioner, Beehive·
Coonew Thomas Henry, commercial traveller, 84 St. Davies William E. stationer, 192 High road
Alban'• road, Seven Kings Davis Arthur, bookbinder, 133 Ley street
Cook Frederick J ames, news agent, 63 Ilford lane Davis Henry Arthur, ('{Jnfectioner, 102 Ilford lane
Cook Henry, butcher, 77 Ilford lane Davis John, ladies' t-ailor, Cranbrook buildings, Sta-
Oooke Henry, secondhand furniture dealer, 8 llford lane tion approach
Cooke Maud (Miss), children's dress maker, Horns rd. Dawes Frederick, corn & flour dealer, 10 South Park
Newbury park parade, Green lane
Cooney Lonise & Frances (Misses), fancy drapers, 2 Dawkins Robert John, piano tuner, 23 Bathurst road
South Park parade, Green lane 1
Dawkins lYilliam, ~hopkeeper, 127 Ley street
Cooper Aimai Grace M. (Miss) L.R.C.P. & S.l., L.M. Dawson & Sons, decorators, 118 Windsor road
physician & surgeon, 154 High road ' Dawson Charles James, F .R.J.B.A. architect & surveyor,
Cooper Emma (Mrs.), laundress, 135 Ley 11treet n Cranbrook road
Cooper Walter Sydney, grocer, 6o Ley street Dawson Frederick James, shopkeeper, 43 High road
Copland Herbert George, fruiterer, 143 High road Day Edward Christmas, cam. travllr. 6 Empress avenue
-C6rdoba Vincent, teacher of languages, 17 Richmond rd Day Elizabeth (Mrs.), nurse, 75 Ley street
Cork & Co. drapers, 518 High road, Goodmayes Day James J. art needlework depot, 343 High road ;
Cornish Jn. Albt. boot ma. 47 Mead's rd. Seven Kings Deason James, commercial traveller, 26 Sunnyside road
Costello James Joseph L.R.C.P. & S.Irel. & L.l\1. physi- Dell Ernest William, baker, Birkbeck road, NewburJJ pk
cian & surgeon, 3 Balfour road Dellar Charles Henry, printer, 8 The Promenade, High
Cottee .Alfred Harry, insurance agent, 158 Richmond rd road, Seven Kings
Couper James, ironmonger, I The Pavement, High rd. Delve Albl:'rt Lincoln, tailor, 58 llford lane
Seven Kings Denbom Theo, hair dresser, 347 High road
Couturier Mary Silvia (Mrs.). c.onfectioner, 3 St. Denham Henry, decorator, us Chester road,Seven Kings
George's paradl:', llford lane· Denne Harry Robert, collar & cuff maker, Euply~on
Cowlin H. jeweller, 178 High road works, Clement's lane
Cowling Hy. Richd. draper, 36 Cameron l'd.Seven King!! I Dennis Lilian A. (Miss), art needlew(}rk depot, 63a,
Cox Alfred, plumber, 40 Golfe road, Seven Kings Cranbrook road
Cox Frederick, builder & decorator. so Grosvenor road Dewevre Gabrielle (Miss), teacher of french, 27 York rd
Cox Joseph, watch maker, 213 Ley street Dexter Arthur, butcher, 528 High road, Goodmayes
<los Joseph Bethell M.R.C.S.:Kng., L.S.A.Lond.physician Dickins Lewis, news agent. 84 Albert. road
& surgeon, 1 Beresford gardens, Seven Kings road Dingle R. H. gr()Cer, 129 Woodland!! road
Cox Philip Wm. news agent, 1 Khartoum ter. Green la Dingley Percy Sidney, umbrella maker, 393 High road
Oox Waiter Ernest. confectionffl', 243 Dford lan-e Dinmore John W. chimney sweeper, 2 Chester road
<Jozens Alfred L~onard(Mrs.),chiropodist,15 Wellesley rd Direct Mineral Water Supply Limited, mineral water
Crabb Arthur, carman, 51 Ley street & Thorold road manufacturers, Ilford lane
Crabb Benjamin, furniture remover, 439 Ley street Dodd Lily (Miss), dress maker, n Cecil road
Craig Charles &; Son, builders et decorators,86 Thorold rd Doggett Henry Ernest, teacher of music, 87 Henley road
oCramphorn Ltd. corn et seed merchants, 134 High road Domb Emanuel Myers, house decorator, 85 Chester rd.
Cramphorn WiJliam Art.hur, district snpt. Prudential Seven Kings
Assurance CP Limited, I I Wellesley road Domestic Bazaar Co.Ltd. (The ),fancy bazaar, 173a,High rd
Crampin William, shopkeeper, 1 Roman Toad Dorrell Sidney Fletcher, insurance superintendent, 2
!Cranbrook College, high school for boys (W. H. Carte Green Lane gardens, Green _lane ·
B.A.Lond. principal), Cranbrook road Drain John Edward, insurance agent, 161 Chester road,
Crane Henry E. jobmast(lr, see Wheal & Crane · Seven Kings
Crane JohnThomasHenry,la1v stationer,B4 Sackville gdns Drake Eliz.a A. (Miss), confectioner, & post. office,. IIS
Craven Solomon, tailor, 207 Ley street · Belgrave road ·
Creed Percival George, ironmonger, 16 Cameron road, Drayeott Aaron John, greengroce-r, Haroltl cottage&,
Seven Kings Horns road, Newbury park ·
Crick Arthnr John, news agent, 313 High road Drew William G. butcher, 2o6 High Toad
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Driver Benjamin, butcher, 59 Cranbrook road
Drought Percy James L.R.C.P. & S.Irel. physician &
surgeon, IO'J Balfour road & (surgery) I James villas,
Buntingbridge road, Newbury Park
Druitt Theodore, monumental sculptor, I Cranbrook pk
Dudley Samuel Robert L.M.S.S ..A.Lond. physician &
surgeon, II2 Henley road
Duly Charles William, builder, g6 Coventry road
Dunford George, gardener, n Ley street
Dunham Arthur Edwin, beer retailer, 183 Richmond rd
Dunkin Arthur William Hadzley, artificial teeth makei',
I4 The Pavement, High rd.Seven Kings & I02 High rd
Dunn & Co. hatters, r k 2 Station approach
Dunn Edwin Thomas, architect k •surveyor, 5 Roden
street & 5 Granville road
Durham Edwin, clothier, 128 & 130 High road
Dyer Henry & Sons, undertakers, 101 High road & 17
The Pavement, High road, Seven Kings
Balden Alfred James, insurance agent, 157 Pembroke
road, Seven Kings
Earland Frederick .Joseph, insurance agent, 2I High rd
Earland John .Albert, supt. to Pearl Life Assurance Co.
Limited, 445 High road
Easey Elizh. E. (Mrs.), wardrobe dealr. 373a, High rd
East John George & Son, fruiterer!', 75 Ilford lane
East Ham (The) Recorder (South Essex Recorders Ltd.
printers & publishers; published fri. ), 169 High road
East London Advertiser (Walter .!.. Locks, printer &
publisher: published friday for saturday), 34 High rd
East William Robert, decorator, 36 Woodlands road
Easterf.ord Fdk. bPer retailer (off), I Natal par. llford la
Eastern (The) Counties Seed Co. Limited, seed mer-
chants, 31 & 33 Havelock road
Eastern (The) Counties Times (South Essex Recorders
Limited, printers & publishers; published saturday),
169 High road
Eastman &i Son (Dyers &i Cleaners) Limited, dyers,
'235 High road
Eastwood & Co. Limited, builders~ merchants, Ilford
wharf, High road. See advertisement
Eatenton Robert, dinin~ rooms, 96 Lt•y street
Edwards Ada (Mrs.), dress ma. I I Lincoln ter.Green la
Edwards Alfred, engineer, IO Eltisley road
Edwards Arthur H. tailor, 131 Ley street
Eisemann George, butcher, 207 High road
Elder John, musical instrument dealer, 375a, High road
Elliot Ltd. hardware manufrs. 5 Natal par. Ilford lane
Ellis William, news agent, High road
Ellisdon Arthur, confectioner. 6ra, Cranbrook road
Elsmore William George, solicitor, I8 Wanstead Park rd
Emms Arthur, hair dresser, 4 Hainault street
Empire Repairing Co. leather sellers. 24I Ilford lane
Engleman Emma (Mrs.), tailor, 41 Havelock road
Ernest Augustus, tobacconh•t, 283 High road
Essex County Council Works (Alexander Lowe, district
surveyor); depot, Perseverance house, High road
Essex Guardian (Waiter .A. Locks, printer & publisher;
publishe.J friday fol' satutday), 34 High road
Evans & Co. corn chandlers, 85 Ilfo.rd lane
Evans David, dairyman, I:l3 Woodlands road
Evans David, shopkeeper, 62 Wilton road
Evans Hannah (Mrs.), dairy, 20 The Market, Green lanP
Evans James, grocer, & post office, 92 Ilford lane
Eve & Co. antique dealers, 84 Ilford lane
Everett Waiter, greengrocer, Allotment villa!!, Green la
Everett William, butcher, 229 Ilford lane
Fairhead George J. draper, 33 Cranbrook road
Fairn Frank, estate agent, 15 Reig-ate road
Farley Ellen (Mrs.), confectnr. 4 Oarlton par. Green la
Farmer George, plumber, 38 Bengal road
Farmer Thomas Geor)!e, plumber, 109 Ilford lane
Farmers' k Cleveland Dairies Co. Limited, 75 High road
Farquhar William B. engineer k manager llford Gas
works, HiO'h road
Farrell Albt~ hair dresser, 1 Cameron rd. Seven Kings
Farrer Percy, hair dresser, 339 Ley street
fl'arrow Fredk. Edwd. plumber, 6 Lincoln tPr. Green la
Farrow John, registl'ar of births, deaths &i marriagE's.
Ilford sub-district, Romford union, 36 Coventry road
Farrow Sydney HE>rhert, dental surgery, I28 & 130
High road
raulkner JamPs, laundry, I Lillians t.:>rrace, Perrvman's
· Farm road, Newbury park · Gilbey Herbert. seedsman, 403 High road
Faulkner John, jobber, Horns road, New bury pal'k
Paunch Fredk.Geo.architect & surveyor,76 Granbrook rd
l''easey Wm. Hy. builder, 129 Windsor rd. & Eynsford rd
Felto~· John, c~·cle maker, 357 High road &; motor
engmeer, 234 High road
Penn Maud (Miss), dress maker, 74 ~IE>ath road
Fennimore George, picture frame maker, 279 High road
Ferrier John, stone mason, Goodmayes road, Goodmaye•
Fel'l'U George,coal dealer, I Temperance cottage!!, Tyne rd
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Field Jn. Thos. butcher, ~ Cameron rd. Seven King..
Figg William, grocer, 87 Wanstead Park road ,
Firmin Edward, builder, 5 .St. Mary's road
Firmin Ernest James, jun. gasfitter. 133 St. Mary'a >I"di
Fitzgerald Eliza (Mrs.), confectioner, 6a, Blythswoodl
parade, High road, Goodmayes
Flatman William, draper, 325 Ley street
Fleming, Raid & Co. Limited, hosiers, 14 The Pave-
ment, Hi~h road, Seven Kings & I Cranbrook buil~
iP-gs, Station approach
l''letcher W. & R.Ltd.butchers,8 South Park par.Greenla
Fietcher Waiter (Ilford) Limited, advertising dummt
specialists, Roden street
Fletcher William E. e11tate agent, 57 Mafeking avenue.,
Seven Kings
Flewitt Samuel William, tailor, 44 High road
Flicker Edith (Miss), dress maker, 6I York road
Flight Frank, tool grinder, 9 Hart parade, llford lane
Flower Samuel Ernest, builders' merchant, 97 k 99-
High road
Floyd .A.rthur, insurance agent, 121 Ilford lane
Folkard Rufus Frederick, commercial traveller, 8 Sl
Alban's road, Seven Kings
Forbes & Son, solicitors k commissioners for oath~.
Station approach
Forbes Henry B. solicitor & commissioner for oath.
(firm, Forhes & Son), Station approach
Forbes William H. K. solicitor & commissioner for-
oaths (firm, Forhes & Son), Station approach
_Ford .Alfred, carpenter, 73 Ley street
Ford Charles, hair dresser, 141 Woodlands road
Ford Charles Thoma!', shopkeeper, 2 Nassau terrace...
Perryman's Farm road, Newbury park
Forster Benjamin Lionel, tailor, II8 Mayfair avenue
Forsyth William, master mariner, 66 De V ere gardeDI!
Fox George & James William, builders, Ley street
Fox Georgina Eliza (Miss), !!tationer, 194 Richmond rdl
Fox Gertrude (Miss), costumier, 39 Thorold road
Fox William James, grocer, I8I Richmond road
Francis Rev. James, school for boys, 15 Cambridge rdt
Seven Kings
Franklin & Howitt, milliners, 439 High road
Franklin Robe-»t, grocer, 47b, Wanstead Park road
l''ranks Alfred, wardrobe dlr. 4 St. Mary's par. High rd'
Fraser Robert McKechnie M.A., M.B., C.M. physician~
surgeon, 18 York road -
Fret>man, Hardy & Willis Limited, boot makers, 107 ~
I93 High road
F1·eese John Frederick, tailor, 18o High road
l<~reshwater William & Sons, gardeners, 26 Stainforth rd'
Fnller George Edwd. news agt. 7 Plymouth ter. Ley st
Fuller Mary (Mrs.), dress maker. I7 Albert road
Gadd W. J. insurance agent, 61 Castleton rd.Goodmayea-
Game Archibald, boot maker, 375 High road
Garden Henry William M.B., Ch.B. physician & snrgeoD
(firm, Atkinson & Garden), St. Brelades, Green lane-.
Goodmayes
Gardiner Joseph Edward & Son, tobacconists, 9 Royal
parade, Green lane
Gardint>r Ernest Edmund, grocer, & post off!ee, Birk-
1 beck 1·oad, Newbury park
Gardner Fanny (Mrs.), shirt & collar dresser, us Ley 1t
Garland John Henry L.A.A. accountant, 23 Alloa road..
Goodmayes
&as Light & Colre Co. (show rooms), 6 Goodmayes rd.
Goodmayes
Gaster Alfred H. piano tuner, 3 St. Mary's par. High rd'
Gedge Brothers, drapers, 157, 159 & 161 High road
Gehres Albert,watch maker & jeweller, 46 Cranbrook rill
Geiger Joseph, tailor, 4oa, Cranbrook road
Gerald & Co. coal merchants, G. E. Railway yard,Ley Bt
Gibb John, confectioner, I79 llford lane
Gibbs Harry Frederick, station master G. E. Bailwa:1
station, Goodmayes
Gibson Harrison & Co. house furnishers, upholsterer&;,
cabine~ makers, carpet wareh~mse &c. 197, 199, 201 c\
203 H1g-h road; 1, 5 &i 7 Hamault street & Havelock;
road. T :N 47 Ilford
Gibson Thomas, jeweller, x·Ss High road
Gilbert John & Son, butchers, 45 York road
Gilbert Thomas J. pianoforte warehouse, 190 High roacl!
Gilbey Herbert, corn merchant, 1 York road
G~lderson Brothers, ~o~ch builders, I Cleveland. road
GtldPrson & Sons Limited, undertakers, II2 H1gh road!
.k B3ilway bridge, Seven Kings
G~lham Gevrge_. ~roce~, 128 Uphall road
Gtll George Wilham, Ironmonger, 12 Belgrave market
Gillings Jo~eph & Son. house decorators, 107 Wansteacf
Park road
G 1mblPtt Elizabeth Ann (Mrs.), wine &. spiri' .m~
ehant, 3 Ilford lane
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Girling Walter, news agent, 35 High road 1 Hamilton Alfred, sub-divisional inspector of ~etropoli-
Gla:r.e Albert H. district supt. London & Manchester tan police, Station, 40 High road
Industrial Assurance Co. Limited, 63 Richmond road Hamilton Gavin M.A. private school, 6 Cranbrook park.
Glt>ish J. F. &; Co. fancy goods dealers, 29 Cranbrook td Hamilton William Claude, teacher of sin~ing, 49
Glickman Jack, ironmonger,4 Broadway market,Ilford la The Drive
Goddard's Gem Appliance Co. Limited, portable build- Hamlin George, builder, Malvern house. Perkins road,.
ing manufacturers, Vicarage lane & 7 Oakfield road Newbury Park
Godfrey Alfred. boot repairer, 6 The Promenade, High Hammond & Miles Limited, builders, 3 Scrafton road·
road, Seven Kings Harnmond Ethel (Miss), teacher of music, 5 Scrafton rcf
Godfrey Alfd. John, cycle ma. 546 High rd. Goodmayes Hammond George, land.,cape gardener, q. Clement's nf
Godfrey Robt. confectnr. 2b, Goodmayes rd. Goodmayes Hammond John, butcher, 39 Mend's lane, Seven King~~<
Gold W.k Sons,jobbing gardeners.rPercy rd.Goodmayes Hancock Hubt-rt Wilson, beer retailer, Green lane
Golding Ellen Susannah (Mrs.), White Horse P.H. 93 Handley A. L. (Mrs.). nurse, 133 Ilford lane
High road Handley Waiter J. fishmonger, 72 &; 74 High road
Golding Miss, nursP, 251 Lev street " Hanliinson's Limited, chemists, 223 Ilford lane &; 5
Goldsmith James, cutler, so ·nford lane South Park parade, Green lanl'
Goodchild Alfred, butcher, 125 Woodlands road Hanks • Arthnr, greengrocPr, 5 Aldborongh pa¥ement,.
Goodeve Frederick, laundry, 3 The Promenade, High High road. Seven Kings . •
road, Seven Kings Hanks Charles M.B. & B.S. physician & surgeon, y~
Goodingha.m Frank F.S.A.A. accountant & auditor, 13 Belgrave road
Cranbrook road Harcourt Leslie J a.mes, insurance agent, q. Scrafton ra
Goodmayes Recreation Grounds, Green lane. Goodmayer. Harding William, tobacconist, 4 Aldborongh pavemerlt,..
Goodridge Anne (Miss), dress maker, 159 Balfour road High road, Seven Kings
Goody Marie (Mrs.), dress maker, 128 St. )'lary's road Hardwick Ada M. (Mrs.), dress malil'r, -t Khartoum
Goslin Henry Charles, nurseryman. Cameron road, parade, Ilford lane
Seven Kings &; 3 Seven Kings Cottages yard Hardy Lena (Miss), ladies' school, 7 Balfour road
Gosling Henry Frank, teacher of music, 13 Cranbrool; Harper-Bourne Ernest, 1adies' !:ailor, 133 High road; k.
road & 57 Kingston road at High road, Woodford
Gosling Kathleen \Miss), dress maker, 105 Stanlt>y road Harries Thomas Henry & Co. drapers, 129 &. 131 High
Gostling & Hosegood, dairy, 520 High rd. Goodmayu road. •r ~ 5-+S Ilford
Gott James Godfrey, deputy clerk to Ilford Urban Dis- Harriman Albt.Llewellyn,accountunt,1>9 Kemington gdns:
trict Council & clHk t(} Ilford Local Pension Corn- Harrington Arthur Ho-w-ard M.P.S. chemist, 137 Wood-
mitteP, Town hall, High road lands road
Gongh John, coffee stall keeper, High road Harris Frank, master mariner. 97 Mayfair avenue
Gourlay Alexander, plumber, 2 Grange road Harris John, accountant, 72 Wanstead Park road
Gowan Gilbert, electrical engineer, 4 Salisbury road Harris Richard, commercial traveller, 44 Dudley roarf
Gowan Jn. Grave, treas. & supt. assistant owrs~>er to Harris W. (Mrs.), ladies' tailor, 24 Balfour road
lliord Urban Distri.ctCouncil ; offices, Town hall,High 1·d Harrison Alfred, oilman, 2 Royal parade, Green lane
Graham Robert, shopkeeper, 92 Spencer :rd. Seven King~ Harrison Frederick B. builder, 166 Balfour road
Grantharn & Co. grocers, 319 High road Harrison John Allt>n, farm bailiff to Mr. Waiter Mills~
Graves Frederick Allen &i Sons. surgical instrument Loxford farm, Loxford lane
makers, II4 Mead's lane, Seven Kings Harrison Thomas Arthur. chemist &; photo~raphic
Gray & Co. outfitters, 225 & 227 High road material dealer, 5'H High road, Goodrnayes &: !).
Gray John, nurseryman, Grove nursery, High road Broomhill market, Green lane, Goodmayes
Gray William Shaw, fancy stationer & post office, 55:.1 flarrison Waiter, boot maker, 97 Stanley road
High road, Goodmayes Harrison Waiter M.A., Mus.Bac. professor of music, 34-
Great Eastern Direct Coal Supply Co. Station approach. Toronto road
York rd. & Railway station, Goodmayes rd.Goodrnayes Hart Ernest Frank, jobmaster, Elfrida mews, Ilford lane-
Great Eastern Railway Goods Yard (John Francis Hurt Jane (Mrs.), shopkePper, Horns road, Newbury pk
McCarthy, goods agent), 409 High road Harwy Lionel Edward, manager & enginePr to Ilfora
Great Ilford Parochial Reading Room, High road Crban Council Tramways, Ley street
Greatorex By. Philip, grocer, Post office, 79 .St. Mary's rd Harvey Percy William, dining rooms, 79 High road
Green Arthur William, grocer, 86 High road & 126 Harvey-George Kenneth, builder, Kingsfield estate office-..
Cranbrook road; & ro Broomhill market, Goodmaves Jersey road
k grocer, & post office, r South Park parade, Green Haselgrove Albert B. electrical enginePr, 23 Water la
lane,. Seven Kings Hatch William Seth, leather seller, 225 Ilford lane
Green Edward, nurseryman, Perryman's Farm road, Hatcher Robert, motor engineer, Cecil parade, High rd"
Newbury park Hatfield George Henry & Son, estate agents, 7 Moot-
Green Harry, confectioner, 2 St. Mary's parade, High rd rose terrace, Green lane
Green Jsph.H. bookbinder,87 Kingswood rd. Goodmaye• Hatfield Beatrice Laura (Miss), milliner, 7 Montrose ter-
Green Thomas James L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. surgeon- race, Green lane
dentist, 49 Cranbrook road & 22 Holcombe road, Hatfield Octavius Orrin, estate agent, see Hatfield:
Uford Garden Suburb George Henry & Son
Clregory Waiter, grocer, 337 Ley street Jiatton William, plumber, 17 Madras road
Grey Waiter M.R.O.V.S.veterinary surgeon,148 High rd Hawes Henry, sen. undertaker, 280 High road
Grigg Alfred Richard, baker, 333 Ley street Hawes Henry Lambert, undertaker, 70 llford lane
Ctriggs William Peter k Co. Limited, estate owners, 7 Hawkins Henry, photographer, 21 York road
The Drive Hawley William, hair dresser, II7 Ley street
Grimwood William, fancy draper, 53 Green lane Hayday George, te:~cher of dancing, 25 Albert road
Grosse Otto (Madame), corset &; belt maker, 3 Cran- Hayden Edwd. & Son, ophthalmic opticians,163High r<f
brook road Hayden Edward, fttrniture remover, 109 Ley street
Gnilliams Mary (Mrs.), confectioner, 367 High road Hayden Sidney Willis, stationer, 46 High road
Gunary George, farmer, Primrose farm, Barley lanE', Haysom Henry, house furnisher, 7 Blythswood parade..
Goodmayes High road, Goodmayes
Guppy William Frederick, builder, 128a, Cranbrook rd Hazell, Worrall & Co. accountants, 173 High road
Gurney Chas. Seven Kings hotel, High rd. Seven King:< Heath William Henry Charles, builder, J Pembroke gal"-
Gurr Charles, boot maker, 35 The Promenade, High dens, High road, Seven Kings
road, Seven Kings Hecht Hy. Chas. hair drssr. 10 Khartoum ter. Green hr
Back Herbert, hosier, 41 Cranbrook road Hector Percival, watch maker, 85 High road
Badkiss George, gTocer, 40 Stanley road Hedges Herbert A. grocer, 159 Richmond road
Haigh T. V., M.R.S.I. assistant sanitary inspector, 6 Heeley Thomas Pickard, master mariner, 22 Argyle rd
Oakfield road Helmore A.l~ernon Wells, marine surveyor, 6 Cecil ro!Ut
Baines Alfred Thomas,builder,12Bradford rd.Seven King~ Henderson Robert. baker, 10 Cranbrook road
Hales & Son, corn & flour dealers, 124 Woodlands road Henke Louise (Miss), teacher of music, 52 Elgin roact..
Ball Brothers, engineers, 323 High road Seven Kil'lgs
Hairs Ideal Laundry Limited, Vicarage lane Henley John, carpet planner, 12 Stanley road
Hall Alfred, supt. registrar of births, deaths & mar- Henry F. draper, 171 & 171a, High road
riages, 18 Mansfield l"Oad Henry John, picture frame maker, 443 High road
Ball Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 42 Betchworth road Hewitt Robert E. district manager to Liverpool Vie-
Hall Isaac William, dairy, lliord lane toria Legal Friendlv & Approved Societ-it-s & Cor-
Ball William George, builder, ICY] Lansdowne road poration ·Limited. 67 High road
Ham Henry James, dairyman, 47a, Wanstead Park road .
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Heywood & Heywood, draper:., 9 &; 10 The Paverr.ent,
High road, Seven Kings
Heywood George, draper, see Heywood & Heywood
Hibble Mary Amelia (Miss), draper, 215 High road
Hicks Charle:o, builder, 41 Hamilton road
Hilbert William J. hair dresser, 3 Station road
Hill Joseph Henry, insurance agent, 184 Richmond road
Hill William, boot maker, 253 Ilford lane
Hill William, jobbing gardener, I Britannia road
Biliary Frederick Charles, com. trav. 72 Hampton road
Hi11man Frederick E. professor of music,18 Auckland rd
Hine Henry Charles, plumber, 102 Thorold road
Hitehcock Alfred, apartments. 27 High road
Hitchcock Frederick William, builder, 63 Aldborough rd
Hobbs Mary J ane ("Mrs.), teacher of music, 39 Kings-
wood road, Goodmayes
Hocken William John, master mariner,53 Northlo!rook rd
Hodge Robert Thomas, estate agent, see Neale & Hodge
Hodgkins Louie (Miss), dress maker, 93 Westwood road,
Goodmayes
Hodgkinson George Alfd. provision dlr. 325 Ilford lane
Hole William Henry, dairyman, 333 High road
Holl Robt. com. trav. 91 Kingswood road, Goodmayes
Hollingshead Alfd.Lord Napier P.H.Green la.Goodmayes
Hollingshead Charles, beer retailer, 106 Ley street
Hollis Stephen, insurance agent, 391 Ley street
Holman George, painter, 12 Aldborough cottages, High
road, Seven Kings
Holttum T. G. & Son, butchers, 3 The Pavement, High
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road, Seven Kings
Roman & Sons, builders ; workshops, Roden street
Home & Colonial Stores Limited (The). tea & provision
dealers, 95 High road & 44 The Promenade, High road
Hood William, corn & flour dealer, 175 Ilford lane
Hooper James, Angel P.H. 109 High road
Hooper Rosa (Mrs.), music teacher, 21 Meath road
Hopkin & Williams Limited, chemical manufacturers,
Lavender Mount works, Uphall road
Hopkins Leonard Frederick, tea agent, 21 Kingston road
Hopkins Thomas, dairyman, 6 Carlton parade, Green la
Hopper John, dairyman, 171 Dford lane
Hornby Watson, stationer, & post office, 1 Cranbrook rd
Horton Frederick John, painter, 2a, Melford road
Hosegood Edwin John, dairy, see Gostling & Hosegood
Hoskin Joseph. fried fish dlr. 5 Princess par. New road
Hosking George, artifieial teeth manufacturer, 117
Cranbrook road
Hostead & Webster, nurserymen, Y<mng's road, New-
bury park
Hotson Sidney, estate office, 8 Cowley road
Houchin Edmund King L.R.C.P. & S. & L.M.Edin.
physician & sur(\'eon, 66 Cranbrook road
Houchin Victor Stanley L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dental sur-
geon, I The Drive
Houghton Arthur George, hair dresser, 88 High road &
Clement's road
Houghton Murtaugh James M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, 2 York road
Houlson George, artificial teeth manufactr. 155 llf{)rd la
Howard Beatrice (Miss), toy dealer & music seller, see
Croucher & Howard
Howard William, baker, 417 High road
Howards & Sons Limited, manufacturing chemists,
Uphall works, Uphall road
Howden Albert Edwd. cycle dlr. 3 Royal par. Green la
Howes R. H. Ltd. manufacturing ironmongers, 205
High road (T ~ <;71 Ilford} & ironmongers, 35 Gran-
brook road
Howes & Co. firewood dealers, 278 High road
Howitt L. (Miss), milliner, 10e9 Franklin & Howitt
Howlett Herbert B. shopkeeper, 82 Stanley road
Hubbard (The) Tyre Co. cycle tyre manufacturers, 2
Wharf buildin!!S, High road
Hubbard Albert Edward, builder, 19 Cleveland road
Hudson Constance (Mrs.), fancy repository, 135 High rd
Hudson Edith (Miss), private nursing home, 65 Wood-
lands road
Hughes William, plumber. 77 Hampton road
Hulbert Thomas William. solicitor, I Aberdour gardens,
Green lane, Goodmayes
Hull Thomas Arthur, greengroc£>r, 135 Woodlands road
Humphrey Fr£>dk.Jas.insurance agent, 38 Northbrook rd
Humphrey George Thomas, shopkeeper, 26 Ley street
Hunt & Hunt, solicitors, 158 High road
Hunt Emily Lucy (Mrs.), blouse maker, 37 Havelock rd
Hunt Frances (Mrs.), dress maker, 12 Jersey road
Hunt Francis John, solicitor, see Hunt & Hunt
Hunt Henry \\'m. greengrocer, Horns rd. ~ewbury pk
Hunt Sydney,. solic1tor, see Hunt & Hunt
Hunt William A. E. chemist~ ma, Belgrave market
Hunter Thomas &; Co. coal mer~o. Derby lo. Chester I'd.
Seven Kings &; 8 Orchard gdn~. High rd. Goodmayes
ESSEX. [ KELLY'S
Hunter Alfred Thomas, boot maker, 144 Richmond rd
Hunter Henry, chimney cleaner, 47 Roden street
Hunter Isaac, chimney cleaner, 9 Station road
Hunter Robt. Wm.coal. mer.121 Chester rd.SevenKinga
Hutchings Waiter George, hair dresser, 73 Ilford lane ·
Hutchinson Elizh.(Miss), ladies' school,51 & 53'Ihe Drive
Butt Thomas, furniture broker, 1a, The Promenade,
High road, Seven Kings
Hyett William & Son, plumbers, 427 Ley street
Hygienic & Ilford Laundry Co. Limited, 36g High road
Ibberson Waiter Armitage, accountant, 17 Alloa :road,
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Goodmaves •
Ilford Amusements Ltd. skating ring, 22 to 28 High rd.
Ilford Cemetery ( J oseph Pates, supt. ), Buckingham rd
Ilford College for Boys (William Booth Shore B.A..
principal), 40 Aldborough road, Seven Kings
Ilford Conservative Club (F. W. Foot, hon. sec.), 42
High road. T N 599 Ilford
Ilford Conservative & Liberal unionist Association (J.
C. W _ Kellow, hon. sec.), 49 High road
Ilford Cricket Club; private grO'Und, Cranbrook road
Ilford & District Traders' Association Limited (J. H.
W orrall, sec.), 173 High road
llford & District Women's Liberal Association (Mn. F.
G. Grimwood, hon. sec.), 91 Hig-h road
Ilford Emergency Hospital (B. Henderson, hon. 16C. ;
Miss L. E. Green, matron; for hon. consulting medical
staff see p. 324), Abbey road, ~ewbury Park
Ilford Empire Kinema, Ilford lane
Ilford Football Club Ground, Lynn road
Ilford Gas Co. (Gerald H. S. Iorns A.C.I.S. sec.), &.z,
64 & 66 High road (T N 48 Ilford) & (William B.
Farquhar, engineer & manager) High rd. TN 22 Ilford
Ilfm·d Golf Club Limited; l'egistered Qffice (A. Thomp-
son, sec.), Wanstead Park road
Ilford Guardian (Waiter A. Locks, printer & publisher~
published thursday for friday), 34 High road
llford Hippodrome (George Wells, manager; Miss Flor-
ence Aylmer, sec.), Ilford lane
Iliord Lawn Tennis Club, Valentine's park, Cranbrook rd
Ilford Liberal Club (Percy S. Brown, hon. sec.), 10 Bal-
four road
Ilford Liberal & Radical Association (Charles Thomson.
hon. sec.), 10 Balfour road
Ilford Ltd. phQtographic dry plate manufrs. 39 Roden st
Ilford Low Level Sewerage Pumping Station (Charlea
Smith, engineer in charge), Roden street
Ilford Men's Meeting Institute Ltd. (W. A. Jameson,
hon. treas.; W. J. P. Stroud, sec.), 2 Riehmond road
Ilford Military Band (Edwin Henry Gunby, hon. see. &
treasurer), 5 Cranbrook road
Ilford Motor & Cycle Co. (T. H. Johns, proprietor),
c~cle manufacturers, 6o Cranbrook road ·
llford (The) Paper Mills Co.(Walter D. Judd, manager),
Mill road
Ilford Perseverance Club (Edward George Matthews,
sec.; Edvrard T. Brown, steward), 13 York road
llford Public Baths (Thomas Johnson, supt.), Roden at
Ilford Ratepayers' Association (A. M. Young, sec.), 91
High road
Ilford Reading Room (J. W. F. Mumford, trustee), 241
High road
Ilford (The) Recorder (South Essex Recorders Limited,
printers & publishers; published thurs.), x6g High r4
Ilford Repairing Co. Cranbrook bldgs. Station approach
Ilford Steam Sanitary Laundry Co. Limited (B. Bailey,
llec. ), Ley street; registered offices, 5 Cranbrook road.
Ilford Town Hall (James Draine, hall keeper), High rd
Ilford Urban Council Fire Station (John Woollard,
superintendent), Ley street
Ilford urban Council Tramways Offices (Lionel Edward
Harvey, tramway mal)ager & engineer), Ley street
Ilford Urban District Council Depot (Joseph Kirkland,
storekeeper), Ley street
llford Urban District Council Electricity Department
(Arthur Henry Sha.w M.I.E.E. & M.I.M.E. chief eo-
gineer), Ley street; show rooms, 221 High road
Imperial Steam Laundry Co. ('l'he), Sunnyside road
Income Tax Enquiry Office (T.H.Johns),6o Oranbrook rd
Ingram James, farmer, Beehive
ln:;:kip Ernest, coal merchant, 193 Ley street & Great
Eastern Railway yard
Institute for Trained Nurses (Mrs. Elizabeth Craig, ma-
tron), 59 Empress avenue
Interna.tionoal Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, grocers, 26
Cameron road, Seven Kings
Irving Louisa (Miss), ladies' outfitter, 27 Oakfield road
lsbister William Geo. B. A. prof. of music,18 Grosvenor rd
hemonger Edward Percy, phonograph dlr. 151 Ley st!
Ives James William, commercial traveller, 37 H.utland rd
lvimon Charles Horace Ph.D. analYtical •
chemist. 6o
Selborne road

DIRECTORY.] E8SEX.
Jackson Charles E. butcher, 186 High road
Jacksnn T. W. superintendent school attendance 1lffi.cer,
3 Meath road
Jacobs DaY"e, livery & bait stables, High rd.Seven Kings
Jacobs John Knolton, builder, 256 Thorold road
Jaft'e ~- & Co. tobacconists, Railway bridge, High road,
Seven Kings
Jaffe Samuel, confectioner, 47 Cranbrook road
James & Son, hosiers, 118 High road
Jameson &; Son, boot makers, I I Broomhill market,
Gree-n lane, Goodmayes
Jameson Alfred, beer retailer, Green lane
Jameson Waiter A. boot maker, 233 High road k ~ao
Hainault street
Jameson William, dairy, 4 Broomhill market, Green
lane, Goodmayes
Jansen John,florist,Birkbeck rd.& Netley rd. NewburyPk
Jarman Charles, boot maker, 24 North road
• Jarvis & Co. Ltd. fruiterers & greengro.cers, 55 Cran·
IJrook road & 5 Belgrave market
JarY"is Mary (Miss), dress maker, Birkbeck road,
Newbury park
Jusoy Ludwig Wilhelm, translator of languages, 70
Pembroke road, Seven Kings
Jeft'eries & Co.photographers,27Wellwo0d rd.Goodmayes
Jelks Sid, house furnisher, 10 Cameron road, Seven
Kings k 411 High road
Jenkin James H. news agent, 199 Ilford lane
Jenkins & Co. news agents, 317 Ley street
Jenner Frederick William, dining rooms, 14 South Park
parade, Green lane, Seven Kings
Jennings Charles, confectioner, 2 Princess par. ~ew rd
Johson Thos. Battersby B.A., M.D. & B.Ch.Dub., D.P.H.
Loud. physician & surgeon, & divisional surgeon of
police, llford; medical officer & public vaccinator
Ilford (No. 4 sub-district), Romford uuion (Watts,
Jobson, Rae &; Watts), 136 High road
John k James, grocers, 204 High road
John~on Alfred, Cauliflower hotel, High road
.Jobnson Alfred William, tea agent, 37 Bedford road
Johnson Jas. Hy. eel pie ho. 8 Broadway mrkt.Ilford la
Johnstone J. chemist, 317 Ley ·street
Jonathan Ernest E. ticket writer, 4 Hart par. Ilford la
]ones Carl, tobacconist, 7 Broomhill market, Green
lane & 538 High road, Goodmayes
Jones- Dama.ris (Mrs.), dress maker, 57 Woodlands rd
Jones David, boot warehouse, 70 High road
lones Emily (Mrs.),d~ess ma.:'1-Q Highbury gdns.W~st rd
Jones Fredk. Dark, wme & spuit merchant, n6 High rd
Jones Harry, boot repairer, see Chapman & Jones .
Jones Josephine (Miss), teacher of music, 34 RICh-
mond road
Jones Orlando, oil & color man, 2 Belgrave market.
Jone15 William Henry, boot maker, Harold cottages,
Horns road, Newbury park
Jones William Henry, decorator, 10 Clement's road
Jordan Frederick, ~ecorator, 67 Stanley road
Jub;r Sarah M. ()bss), dress ma.22 Hatton ter.Green la
Jumper Ezra (Mrs.), dress maker, 144 Hampton road
Kadwill Leonard Jn. tobacconist,47 Camden ter.Green la
Keeble Alfred George, beer retailer, 227 Ley street
Keeble Florence (Miss), servants' registry office, 175
.!.!~borough roa_d
Keehng Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 463 Ley street
Keens William, removal contractor, Young's road, New-
bury Park . hon. sec.), Barley lane, Goodmayes
Keltle)" Ellen (Miss), dress maker, I I Orchard gardens,
High road, Goodmayes
Kemp Jas. Nelson, grocer, 1 St. George·s par.Ilford la
Kendrick Jesse, marine store dealer, llford wharf,
Boden street. T N 593 Ilford . Liverpool Victoria Le1,ral Friendly & Approved Societies
Kent H. W. & ~on, slaters, 81 ·C.hester rd. S~ven Kmgs
Kent Clara Anme (~rs.), confectiOner, 335 High road
Kerr Abraham, millmer, .100 Ilford lane
Keys Charles, watch repauer, II9 Ley street
King Alfred. boot maker, 241 Ley street
K~ng E. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 266 Ley stre~t . . Locks Waiter A. printer & publisher of "llford
Kmg FranJi C. rate collector to Urban Distnct Council,
~own hall •. High. J"?ad . . . ~-\dvertiser, '' 34 High road. T N 43 Ilford
Kmg Fred~ric~ Willia~, ch1ef mspector of nmsances to
_TJrban District C~uncll, 6 Oakfi.eld road
K~ng James '!m· picture f~~e maker, 27 Cranbrook rd
King Thoa. Gill L.S.A. physlCian k surgeon,207 llford la
Kingsnorth Fredk. Samuel, blacksmith, 21 Roden st
Kinnear Jane (Miss), fancy :repos. see Kydd k Kinnear
Kitteridge Alfred Charles, painter, 12 Wilton road
Klingelhofer Elsie Mary k Eva (Misses), milliners, 504
& so& High road, Goodmayes
Knight Charlotte E. (Miss), girls' school, see ~ewman
Knight • London General Omnibus Co. Limit-ed (depot), High
Kni~ht William, greengrocer, 61 Stanley road
Knowlt's Thomas Du Rose, dairy, 172 Richmond road
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lLFl•RD (GREAT). 347
Knox Alice Mary (Mrs. J, fancy stationer, 3 South Park
parade, Green lane
Knox William Henry, builder, 2 Breamore gardens k
(yard) Esher road, South park, Seven King-s
Koster Katie (Mrs.), confectioner, 18 South Pllrk par.
Green lane, Seven Kings
Kydd k Kinnear, fancy repository, 377 High road
Lach Szyrma H. & Co. solicitors, 133 Northbrook road
Lambert John & Co. pawnbrokers 84, & furniture
dealers 48a, High road
Lambert George J. dental surgery, 52 Aldborough xoad
Lambert John, commercial traveller, 28 Coventry rd
Lambert John, pawnbroker, 309 Ley street
Lammas Alice (Miss), dress maker, 215 Henley road
Lane William J. k Son, bakers, so Cranbrook road
Lane Herbert Thomas, private tutor, 21 Seymour grdna
Lane William, daicyman, 33 York road
Lane William, insurance agent, 87 Windsor road
Lang Norman, confecti(mer, 68 High road ; 13 Station
approach & 99 Cranbrook road
Langley George William, boot maker, 50 Pelham road
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Larner Albert Ezra, brickhyer, 7 Abbey rd. Newbury pk
Larner Frank, decorator, 10 Bra.ndon grove
Larner Solomon Brown, bricklayer, Birkbeck road, New-
bury Park
La' Thangue Wm. Edward, dining rooms, 321 lliord la
Laverock Peter, master mariner, 42 The Drive
Law Mabel (Miss), girls' school, 172 Wanstead Park road
Lawrence Brothers, furniture removers, 133 Tiford lane
Lawrence John Charles, pianoforte tuner, 32 St. Alban'a
road, Seven Kings
Lawson William, coal agent, 3 New road, Seven Kings
Lee Catherine (Miss), nurse, 33 Oleveland road
Lee John, boot repairer, 3 Cecil parade, High road
Lee Joseph John, fruiterer, 4 Royal Park par. Green la
Leeks ~\braham John Percival, confectioner, 41 Roden st
Leeson, Smith & Co. costumiers, 25 York road
Lehenup Herbert W. Old Red House P.H. Beehive
Leland Edward, pianoforte tuner, 43 St. Mary's road
Leonard Arthur William, fishmonger, 7 Cameron road,
Seven Kings
Leonard Samuel, fishmonger, 1 Seven Kings cottages,
High road, Seven Kings
Leonard Waiter Richard, butcher, 313 Ley street
Lesadd .A. .A. & Sons, pawnbrokers, 222 k 224 High
road & 237 & 239 Ilford lane
Levin Lily (Madame), milliner, 6sa, Cranbrook road
Levy Joseph, tobacconist, 4 Cameron road, Seven Kings
&; Station approach
Lewin Genrge & Sons, builders, Hainault ho. Hainault "lit
Lewington Albert, boot &; shoe maker, 97 llford lane
Lewis Anrtie & Alice (Misses), dress makers, 22 Betch-
worth road
Lewis Charles James, builder, 41 Rutland road
Lewis George, baker, II9 Hampton road
Lewsey Alfred, dairy, 72 Stanley road
Lewsey William, dairymrm, 2 Farnham rd. St:>ven Kings
Light (The) Electric Motor Co. Limited, electric~l ap·
pliance manufacturers, Farnham road, Seven Kmgs
Lilley &; Skinner Ltd. boot & shoe makers, 103 High :rd
Lilwall Norman Alfred I.S.M. professor of music, 147
Ilford lane
Linch Hugh B. boot repairer, Ilford lane •
Lipton Ltd. grocers & provision dealers, 127 High road
Little Heath & Goodmayes Crid:et Club (T. Hussey,
Little Heath & Goodmayes Lawn Tennis Club (Ernest
G. Beck, hon. sec. & treas.), Farnham road
Little Charles, furniture remover, 158 Ley street
Little Thomas E. shopkeeper, 293 Ilford lane
& LiYerpool Victoria. Im:urance Corporatio~ J,imited
(Robert E. Hewitt, district manager), 67 Htgh road
Lloyd John, auctioneer & estate agent, 3 Mansfield road
Lloyd Thomas, plumber, 19 Kimberley avenue, Seven
Kings &; 2 Oameron road, Seven Kings
Guardian," "Essex Guardian" & "East Lond-on
Lockwood John Gill &; Son, bakers, 233 Ley street •
Lockwood Harry, dairy, 1 Princess parade, New road
Lodge Kate (Miss), teacher of music, _10 Howard road
Lofthouse Alexander Sinclair, sign writer,39 Rutland rd
Lofts B. &; Co. drapers, 5o2 High road, Goodmayes
London &; Counties Stores Lim. oilmen, 139 Ley street
London County &; Westminster Bank Limited (branches)
(C. A. Nicbols, manager), The Broadway (open daily)
k 548 High road, Goodmayes (sub-branch to lliord);
draw on head office, 41 Lothbnry, London E C
road, GoodrnaYes
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 348 ILFORD (GREAT). ESSEX.
London &; Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (Allan
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William Hare, manager), 126 High road &; 530 High
road, G{)odmayes (open daily) ; draw on head office,
3 Bank buildings, Lothbury E C & Glyn, Mills.
Currie & Co. 67 Lombard street, London E C. See
advertisement
London &; South Western Bank Limited (L. Gordon
Lester, manager), 12 Cranbrook road; draw on head
office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E C
·c..ong George, furniture remover, Hawthorn glen, Ley sr.
·Looker John William, jun. dairy, 3 Aldborough pave-
ment, High road, Seven Kings
Lord & Wardell, laundry, 4 South Park parade, Greeu
lane & 38 Stanley road
Loryman Fredk. Chas. grocer, 95 Mead's la.Seven Kings
Lovell Henry, greengrocer, 333 Ilford lane
Lovett Arthur H. & Son, painters &; house decorators,
7 &; 42 Ley street
Lovett Frederick Thomas, painter & house decorator, 1
Blythswood road, Goodmayes
Lovibond Jn. & Sons Ltd.wine & spirit mers.2ooHigh rd
Lovney Florence E.-L. (Miss), grocer, r66 Stainforth rJ
Low Alfred & Co. ladies' tailors, 53 Cranbrook road
Lowe, Aston & Co. printers, 125 Ley street
Lowe J. &; Co. builder~, 31 Wellesley rd. & 123 Ley st
Lowe A. county road surveyor for Ilford District, County
depot, High road
Lowe Elizh. M. (Miss), court dress maker, 44 York road
Lowe Frederick, ticket writer, 44 York road
Lowe Henry, dyer &;; deaner, 6oa, Cranbrook road
Lowe Mrs. dress maker, 88 Coventry road
Loxford R.Pcreation Ground, Uphall road
Loxford Sanitary Steam Laun4ry Co. 209 Ilford lane
Lucas William Blake, hardware dealer, Post office, roo
Mead's lane, Seven Kings
Luffrnan William, gre~>ngrocer, 4 Princess par. New rd
Lnpinsky & Brandon, tailors, go High road
Lush &; Cook Limited, dyers & cleaners, 133 High road
& 4 The Pavement, High road, Seven Kings
Lyons Lillian (l\Irs. ), ft'ather curler, 10 Hamilton road
McGarthy M. A. Ellen (:Mrs.), ironmonger, 431 High rd
MoG'ulloch George David, confectioner, 347 Ley streei
MacDavid Hew, tailor, 14 l'he Market, Green lane
M:cDermid David Alex. confectioner, 139 Woodlands rd
.ll[acey William John, master mariner, 127 Cranbrook rd
Macfarlane Murdo, master mariner, 72 Courtland aven
llachin Herbert, insurance agent, 12 Wanstead Park rd
Y:cKee Frederick Charles B ..A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
physician & surgt'on, 87 Cranbrook road & r6 Broad-
way markf't, Ilford lane
McKendry Thomas Totrens B..A., M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.
physician & surgeon, 39 Wellwood road, Goodmayes
McLean Stuart Alfred, painter,43 Mead's la.Seven Kings
Va.ddieson Henry, "llmdow clnr. 24 Golfe rd.Seven Kings
Madell Frank, laundry, 24 Cameron road, Seven Kings
Maidment M. (Miss), teacher of art needlework, 170
Balfour road
Mann John, tailor, 363 High road
lla.n~field & Sons, dairrmen, 89 Ilford lane
lllapley Bolx>rt James, butcher, 4 Belgrave market & 103
Belgrave road
Mardon Herbert David, tobacconist, 169 Ilford lane
Marks & Spencer Limited, bazaar, 76 High road
liarling William, boot rppairer, 6 Plymouth ter. Ley st
Marquis Isabella (Mrs.), draper, 67 Khartoum road
Varr .Albert, hair dresser, 123 Woodlands road
Marriott & Co. house agents, 142 High road
Marriott Chas. A. King's tax collector, 142 High road
Martin Eliza (Mrs.), ostrich feather curler, 7 Orchard
gardens, High road, Seven Kings
Martin Guy, hair dresser, Horns market, Horns road
.Martin Sydney, fishmongPr, 9 ~outh Park parade, Green
lane, Seven Kings
:t.lartin William, fruiterer, 341 High road
Mash ~indrew, confectioner, 221 Ilford lane
lfa<~on Harry, nl'W" ag·pnt, Horns marl;:et, Horns road,
Newbury park
Mason Harry James, pianoforte tuner, 68 Richmond rd
Ma~on William Stacey, builder, 6r Cleveland road
Mather William John, artificial tepth ma. 183 High rd
:M11tt Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 2 Salisbury cots. Roden r:;t
Matthews & Son, chemists, 49 Cranbrook road
Matt.hews Edward, news agent, 25 Wilton road
.Matthews Herbert R. florist 239 High road
M:atthews William, chimney cleaner, 38 Stanley road
Mattinson John H. dairy, 32 Cameron I'd. Seven Kings
llaudsley Noel M.B., ~.S.Edin. physician k surgeon, 62
Oourtland avenue
M:aurer Charles H. watch maker, 5 Pembroke gardens,
High road, Seven Kings
May & Co. adl<·ertisement agents. 13 Cranbrook road
May James, estate agt. 2 & 44 Cameron rd. Se'""en Kings
May Joseph, insurance agent, 59 Ley street
Mayes Eleanor (Mrs.), dress maker, 79 Pembroke roacl,
Seven Kings
Mayger Alfred George, plumber, 8 St. Mary's road
~iayhew Edward James, tailor, 22 Seven King:> road
Maylin Bertram Henry, wine & spirit mer. 230 High rd
Maypole Da.iry Co. Limited, dairymen, 105 B1gh road
Mays William J. assistant overseer to the Ilford Urban
District Council, 'l'own hall
May" ood ~nnie (Mrs.), midwife, Horns rd. Xewbury pk
Meader George, watch maker, 2 Cecil parade, High road
Mean Frederick, grocer, 7 Royal parade, Green lane
)<ledlock Florence Ada Emily (Mrs.), furniture remover-,
5 Khartoum terrace, Green lane
Medlock Frederick, sen. coal agent, 32 Guildford road
Mees William, surveyor, IS Sunnyside road
.\IPita ::\iary (Madame), rPgi!'try office for servants, 9
·Cranbrook road ·
"}lendell )lartyn, boot repairer. 59 Green lane
Mercer Welford S. manager of Parr's Hank Limited, II '
The Pavement, High road, Seven Kings
Mercer Wm. Geo. fishmonger, 45 Mead's la. Seven King~
Merritt-Rogers Louise E. (Madame) R.A.M., R.C.M.
professor of music,10Tillotson rd.Ilford Garden suburb.
Merson J. Bruoe, architect & surveyor, 4 Park view.
Brisbane road
Metropolitan .Academy of Music (Frank Bonner, direc-
tor), .8r Cranbrook road &; 3 Pembroke gardens.
Seven Kina-s
.\'letropolitan Water Board (Eastern district) (pumping
station) (William Jeffree, supt. in charge), Redbridge
Meyer Brothers, hair dressers, 10b, Belgrave market
Michael Edward & Cn. butchers, 5 The Prnmenade. High
road, Seven King11
.\iickley Frederick, tobacconist, 94 Ley street
MighPll William Cohbett, farmer, Fernhall & Stonehali
farms, Redbridge
Mildon John, Beehive P.H. Beehive
:\'liles M. M. (Miss), teacher of music, 187 Ley sbeet
Miller Geo. H. builder, 47 St. Alban's rd. Seven King&
Miller William, confectioner, 39 High road
Millington Herbert Ernest, General Havelock P.H. 2.29
High road
Mills J. & Son, builders & decorators, 41 York road
Mills Waiter, farmer, Loxford hall, Loxford lane
Mitch George, fishmonger, 7 The Pavement; High road,
Seven Kings
~itchell Archibald M.B., C.M. physician & surgeon
(firm. Carrell & Mitchell), SI Woodlands road
Mitchell Edith(Miss),nurse,24 Goodrnayes av.Goodmaye~
Moate A. (Madame), dress maker, 166 High road
Mogg & Co.builders' mers. 12 Goodmayes rd.Goodmaye.
Moir George, master mariner, 19 Seym.our gardens
Monk Ja.mes "McVittie, boot malrer, 341 Ley street &
Horns market, Horns road, Newbury park
Monk Jawes William, insurance agent, III Hampton rd
Monkcom H. C., A.R.S.I., _A. .I.S.E. sanitary inspector.
6 Oakfi.eld road
Moody Madame, teacher of music, 45 Auckland road
Moor Frederick Chas. decorator, IBS Wanstead Park road
Moorcroft Albert T. dtlcorator, .'i3 South Park par~de.
Green lane; works, Oaklands Park avenue, High road
~oore Annie (Mrs.), estate agent, 28 South Park parade.
Green lane, Seven Kings
Moore George, laundry. 12 Hainault street
Moore Horace Arthur, tailor, 135 Henley road
Moore Robert Nelson, artist, 71 Elgin road, Seven Kiufls
Moore Sydney, florist, 1b, Westwood gardens, High rd.
Seven Kings
!\fori William, ironrnonger, 7 Aldborough pavement.
High road, Seven Kings
Morris Edward Ernest, confectioner, 8 Goodmayes road.
Goodmayes
Morris Henry, hair dresser, 90 High road
Morton Harry, assistant insur. supt. 53 Ward's rd. east;
Morton Walter, apartments. 29 High road
~Ioses James .Alfred, master mariner, 4 Bathurst road
Motor Gear Engineering Co. Brandon grove
Mouatt Waiter, grocer, 407 Ley street
Moulton Robert James, draper 177, 179, 181 & I8J • .\
mantle maker r8g, High road
Mount Alfred J. glass cutter, go Ley street
Moy Thos. Ltd. coal mers. Goodmayes rd. Good.ruayes.
Mulley Edward William, teacher of shor~hand, 6 Clel"e-
land road & 86 High road
:\'lullis & Walmisley, solicitors & commissioners for
oaths, I Cranbrook road
Mullis Fred, solicitor &; commissioner for oaths, 1 Crau-
brook road
.\Iunting George Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 37 High roa•l
I Murphy Dennis Andrew, tobacconist, ssa, High road
Murphy James, registered plumber, 85 Northbrook :road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
:Musgrove Lilian (Mrs.), milliner, sr York road
llusk John Tattersall, news agent, 5 I Green lane
llusto Frank Price, coffee rooms, I I Belgrave market
Myall et Upson, builders, Connaught road
Myera William Henry, wire worker, 4 Guildford road,
South park, Seven Kings
Yaish Henry, grocer, 329 Ley street
National Alloys Limited, aluminium founders, 38 High
road. T N 240 Ilford
.National Photo Co. photographers, no High road
~eal Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 65 Natal road
~eale & Hodge, estate agents, 160 High road; 13 Crau-
brook road & 36 New road
Nelson James & Sons Limited, butchers, 73 High road;
12 Cameron road, Seven Kings & I91 llford lane
Yelson William Thomas, house decorator, 6o Grange rd
Newell Ethel(Miss),dress ma.4oWestwood rd.Goodmayes
~ewman Arthur Ltd.builders& decorators,4Cranbrook rd
Newman Edwd. & Co. china & glass dlrs. 43 Green la
~ewman & Knight (Misses), school for girls & kinder-
garten, 3 Eastwood road, Goodmayes
Yewman Elias Nelson, painter & grainer, I07 Grange rd
Newman George William, decorator, 7 Toronto road
Sewman's, estate agents, 4 Cranbrook road
~ewa (The) & Book Supply Limited, bookseliers, 6
Cameron road, Seven Kings
Yicholls Samson & Co. builders, 85 Blythswood road.
Seven Kings
~icholls Harry Latter. grocer, 57 Mead's la.Seven Kings
Sichols Charles A. manager of London County & West-
minster Bank Limited, so High road & 548 High road,
Goodmayes
Nicholson & Co. house agents,530 High I'oad,Goodmayet
Yicholson Wm. Jas. umbrella repairer, 25 Windsor road
Nickolls Charles, conf&ctioner, 145 Ley street
Nickolls Sarah (Mrs. ),nurse,26 St.Albans rd. Seven Kings
Norman & Mobbs, butchers, 124 High road
~orman Wm. G. architect, 9 Elmstead rd. Seven Kings
Nor'th Henry, watch maker, 7 Roden street · District Council, Kingswood road, Goodm.ayes
Northcott Geo. Middleton, i~>sur. agt. I54 Hampton rd
Norton Bros. & Co. engineers (mechanical), Uphall rd
Nunn Edwin Grimston, cycle dealer, 349 Ley street
:Sunn Henry, window cleaner,Io Clyde cottages,Roden st
Nunn William, furniture dealer, 185 Ilford lane
Nuttall A. & Co. boot makers, 532 & 532a, High
road; 47· The Promenade, High road, Seven Kings &
sza, Goodmayes road, Goodmayes · Peters Peter S. dairyman, 216 High road
Nnttall Alfred, boot maker, 124 Cranbrook road ; 1a,
Balfour road & 39 York road
~ye George Ernest, architect & surveyor, 64 Argyle rd
Oatea Geoffrey Eugene iM.D., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.P.Lond.,
D.P.H.Camb. acting medical officer of health for
Ilford, acting school medica.l officer & acting medical
supt. to Isolation Hospital, Town hall
Odell Harold, district superintendent Royal London
Insurance Office!!, I68 High road
Onion Joseph, boot repairer, 178 Grange road
Onion Nellie (Miss), teacher of music, I78 Grange road
Orrin Ernest, french polisher, 49 Natal road
Osborne Ernest, gardener, 10 Oaklands Park av. High rd
Osborne Henry, assistant insurance supt. ~65 Thorold rd
Ongh Ernest, printer, 64 llford lane
Overton Arthnr David, wheelwright, Hig-h rd. Seven Kings
Owen Lanra (Miss), ladieR' school, 3 Richmond road
P. & P. EnginePring Co. Ltd. motor engineers, Roden st
Pafley George E. china k glas~ dMler, 54 llford lane
Page Robert & Son, florists, I Cranbrool;: road
Paget 'Frederick George, p·hotographer. H)5 High road
Pairr Mary (Mrs.), umbrella maker, 2 Pembroke gar-
dens, High road, Seven King!l
Pain William Henry, tailor, 2 Pembroke gardens, High
road, Seven Kings
l'almer Edwin, boot repairer, 72 Spencer rd. Seven King~
Pardey & Johnson, grocers, u8 Hampton roa.d; Iog Bel-
grave road & Post office, 257 IHord lane
Park Club (private) (Mrs. Fanny Bass, res. stewardess),
Balfour road
Parker Ada (Mrs.), teacher of music, 65 Empress avenuP
Parker Robert, master mariner, 47 Belgra.ve road
Parker Thomas, builder, 21 Kimberley avenue
Parr's Bank Limited (Welford S. Mercer, manager), 11
The Pavement, High road, Seven Kings ; draw on
head office, Bartholomew lane E C
Parsonage House Limited, 42 High road
Parsons & Parsons, carmen, Ilford wharf, High road
Parsons Edwd. A.rth. watch & clock ma. 119 Kingston rd
Partington Adam, clerk & solicitor to the Urban District
Council, Town hall, High road
Pascoe George Fredk. commercial travllr.8o Empress av
P•• .Joseph, parish clerk & cemetery superintendent,
Preston· villa, 29 Clement's road
Patmore Brothers. stationers, 37 Cranbrook road
ILFORD (GREAT). 349
Patmore Ethel (Miss), school for infants, 42 Belgrave rd.
Patmore Frederick William, commercial traveller, 18
Eastwood road, Goodmayes
Patmore George, plumber, I Camden terrace, Green la
Patterson & Co. provision dealers, 72 Ilford lane
Patterson James, pharmacist, 52 Ilford lane
Pattison Albert John L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng. phy·
sician & surgeon, medical officer & public vaccina.tGr
{Ilford No. 3 sub-district), Romford union, 8 Kings-
wood road, Goodmayes
Pattinson Hubert Foden, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, 64 Aldborongh road, Seven Kings
Paul Edgar, dairyman, u South Park parade, Green la
Paver James, hair dresser, I Cecil parade, High road
Pavie J oseph & Co. confectioners, 66 Ilford lane
Pavitt Arthur, blacksmith, Young's road, Newbury Park
Paxton Percy, marine store dealer, 98a, Ilford lane
Pay Edward Thomas, baker, I4 Mead's lane,Seven Kings
Payne Laura (:Miss), confectioner, 45 The Promenade,
High road, Seven Kings
Peal Mary Ann (Mrs.), umbrella maker, & post office,
345 High road
PParce Jn. boot a shoe ma. 15 The Pavement,SevenKings
Pearkes Arthur Edward, solicitor & commissioner lor
oaths, 2 Coventry road, k see Pettiver & Pearkes
PParks Limited, grocers, 7 South Park parade, Green la
Pearson Alfred Alexander, watch maker, 233 Ilford lane
Pedd.ie David, ho. decorator, 67 Belmont rd.&33IHigh rd
Peirsine Lizzie (Miss), dress maker, 14 Herbert road
Pelham Frederick, artist, 16 Green Lane gardens
Pember Thomas, .shopkeeper, 2 Sandyhill road
Pember Thos. Edwd. shirt & collar drssr.1oi Belgrave :rd
Pendrill Elinor (Mrs.), confr. 53 Mead's la. Seven Kings
Pendrill Fredk. insur. agt. 66 St. Alban's rd.SevenKings
Perez Millicent (Madame), teacher of piano, 6 Kenil-
worth gardens
Perkins Frederick William, rate collector for Sevea
Kings, Goodmayes & Chadwell districts of the Urban
Perrin John Manoah, drainage inspector to Urban Dis-
trict Council, 4 Oakfield road
Perry & Sons, scale makers, 391 High road
Perry Alexander, commercial traveller, 33 Bedford road
Perry James Henry, Rose & Crown P.H. I6 High road
Perugini Umberto, confr. 10 Broadway market, Ilford }&
Peskett G. & Sons, dairymen, 6 Cranbrook roa.d
Pettigrew James, builder, Clark's road, Seven Kings
Pettiver & Pearkes, solicitors, 5 Cranbrook road
Phillips Philip, confectioner, 30 Cameron rd.Seven Kings
& dining rooms,4 The Promenade,High rd.Seven KinQIB
Phillips Richard, butcher, 243 Ley street
Phillips Thomas, commercial traveller, 6 Park road
Philpot &se (Mrs.), nurse, 7 New road
Philpott John, hair dresser, 437 High road
Phinn Herbert D. boot maker, 126 Woodlands road
Pickering David William, corn dealer, 550 High road,
Good m ayes
Pickett Brothers, printers, I84 High road
Pickett Henrietta (Miss), dress maker, 11 Pembroke rd.
Seven Kings
Pickthorn Charles W.master mariner, 40 Endsleigh gardDI'I
Pilbeam Hy. dairy, Horns market,Horns rd.Newbury pk
Pilgrim Arthur & Son, monumental masons, I Green
Lane gardens, Green lane & 5 Clark terrace, Green la
Pinchin Marie(Mrs. ),teacher of music, I37 Northbrook r4
Pindard Charles, plumber, 26 Thorold road
Piper Charles, confectioner, Ig6 Richmond road
Pitt William, hair dresser, g6 Mead's lane, Seven Kings
Plaskett Richard, watch maker, I6 Holmwood road
Plastow James, chimney sweeper, 15 Wilton road
PlPnty Henry William, piano tuner, 120 Kingswood road,
Goodmayea
Plowright Alice Emma (Miss), costumier, 66 Mead's
lane, Seven Kings
Plowright Hilda Frances (Miss), nurse, 66 Mead's lane,
Seven Kings
Pogson Thomas Cuthbert, bntcher, 55 Mead's lan~
Seven Kings
Pointin Ernest, teacher of languages, 134 E!gin road,
SevPn Kings
Pc•llard Alexander, watch maker, I We!!twood garden .. .,
High road, Seven King.s
Pollard Florence Harril'tt (.Mii<s), preparatory sehool,
52 St:ven Kings road
Pope Rose (Mrs.), dress maker, 129 G1ange road
Port Alfred, florist, 6 Aldborou~h pavement, High road,
Seven Kings
Porter Edgar Charles, electrical engineer, 221 High rd.
& 44 Cranbrook road
Posner Abigail (~frs.), .shopkeeper, 4 Cecil par. High r4:
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Poulten William Frederick, timber merchant, High road
I'oUlter HPnry Charles, piaMforte tuner. 61 Colenso rd
Poulter John Thomas, dairyman, 245 High road
Powell George, watch maker, SI Ilford lane
Powell Oswald Everard M.B., Ch.B.Edin. 'physician &
surgeon, 13 Cameron rd. Seven Kings & 152 High :rd
Power .Alfred Charles, insurance agent, I04 Grange road
Pracey Lilian (Mis_s.), teacher of music, 9I High road
Pratt Samuel George, news agent, 97 Wanstead Park rd
Premier Picture Theatre (A. Lyle-Edwards, manager),
172 High road
Prentice William George, confectioner,121 Woodlands 'I'd
Prentis Waiter & Oo. confectioners, 87 High road & 18
Oameron road, Seven Kings & fruiterers & green-
grocers, 89 & 231 High road
Preston Thomas, boot repairer,see Townshend & Preston
Price Eliza (Mrs.), shirt & collar dresser, 33 Herbert rd
Price Henry, tobacconist, 18a High road
Price William Joseph, architect, 35 Airlie gardens
Priest Wm. confectioner, 38 Cameron rd. Seven Kings
Prior Charles, insurance agent, n4 Richmond road
Pritchard Richard William & Co. picture frame makers,
223 High road
Pritchard Reuben John George, ~ycle ma. 211 Ilford la
Procter John, stationer, 441 High road
Prosser Alfred Ernest, builder,I4 Middle rd.Seven Kings
Prudence Thos.Hy.markt. gardnr. Abbey rd.Newbury pk
Prutton James & Sons, baker11. 9 Belgrave market
Pryer HoracP Edward. beer & winP ret. 132 Woodlands rd
Pryor Robert James, corn & flour dealer, 3 Cameron
road, Seven ~ngs
Pudney & Son, greengrocers, I97 Ilford lane
Purdell James, boot repairer, 176 Grange road
Purser William Knight, outfitter, 36 Oranbrook road
Pyefinch George Wm.teacher of dancing-,45 Grosvendr rd
Radburn Joseph, beer retailer, Green lane
Raddiffe James, librarian, Public library, High road,
Seven Kings
Radford George & Co. grocers & tea dealers & wirre &
spirit dealers, 81, 83 & 155 High road & 8 Oranbrook
road & grocers, & post office, 2 The Pavement, High
road, Seven Kings
Rae James Burnett M.B., Oh.B. phy~ician & surgeon
(firm, Watts, Jobson, Rae & Watts), 10 Oranbrook pk
Rae John Richardson, draper, 47 Rutland road
Rainer Maurice, coffee rooms, 69 High road
Ralph Jas. Oarrington, confectnr. 4 Clark ter. Green la
Randall Frank, plumber, I Arundel gardc:>ns
Randall Horac-e, estate agent, Station approach
Randall Samuel Thomas, gas engineer, 8 Bengal road
Randle Arthur,oil & calor man,sosa, High rd.Goodmayes
Rankin Charlotte (:Mrs.), nurse, 40 Uphall road
Rankin Percy, greengrocer, 19 ThP Market, Green lane
Ransley Henry, motor engineer, 1 .Aldborough pave-
ment, High road
Ransom Thomas F. P. tobacconist, 2oa, The Promenade,
High road, Sevc:>n Kings
Ranson John, estate agt. 15 Green Lane gdns. Green la
Ratford Frederick, clothier, 92 Ley street
Rawkins Oatherine (Mrs.), provision mer. 86 Ilford la
Rawkins Herbert, builder, 22 Colombo road
Rawkins Thomas G. provision merchant, 86 llford lane
Rawlings Oharle:t., butcher, 215 Ilford lane
Rawlinson Ernest. oilman, Horns n:arket, Horns road,
Newbury park
Rawlinson John, oilman, 167 Ilford lane
Ray Madam, milliner, 307 High road
Rayner Bessie (Mrs.), teacher of music, 52 Goodmayes
avenue, Goodmayes
Rayner Frank, insurance agent, 132 Grange road
Reach A. school attendance officer, 290 Thorold road
Reason Harry, furniture dealer, 361 High road
Recruiting Office (Oolor-Sergt.Wm.Hy.Piper),325High rd
Reddall Leonard Arthur, chartered aooountant, 16
Kingswood road, Goodmayes
Redgrave Joseph, builder, 245 Ley street
Reed William Thomas, dining rooms, 2 Aldborough
-pavement, High road, Seven Kings
Reeve Cella (Mrs.), oil & color dealer, 305 High road
Refuge Assurance Oo.Ltd. (R.B.Mackay,supt. ), 144High rd
Rendle & Son, florists, 4 W estwood gardens, High road,
Seven Kings & Goodmayes Toad, Goodmayes
Renwick Harold Murray, professor of music, 13 Park rd
Rest Oscar, baker, II9 Woodlands road
Revell William, saddler, 127 Ley street
Reynolds Charles E. cartage contractor, Ley Street farm
Richards E. H. Limited, artificial teeth manufacturers,
Oranbrook buildings, Station approach
Richards Josiah, house decorator, 79 Ilfor,d lane
Richardson A. G. (Mrs.),lady health vi~itor,6 Oakfield rd
Richa!'d son Erne~t, confectioner, 10 Ilford lane
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Richens Alex. hair dresser, sma, High :rd. Goodma~
Richmond Sanitary Laundry (Mrt~. l''lorence Hill, jll'qf
prietress ). laundry.. 147a, Henley road
Rickard Amelia M. (Mrs.}, news agent, 9 Yo~:~ t~
Rickett. Smith & Co. lincorporated with Ricbt~
Cockerell & Oo. Limited), coal merchants, G- ,E. Rail-
way, High road & Station approach
Rickett Benjamin, fishmonger~ 323 Ley street r
Rickett Wm. Waiter, gen. dlr. I Hart par. Ilford lant'
Ridgewell Ruth (Mrs.), shopkpr. Netley rd, Newbury Pk
Ridlers Limited, print-ers, 173 High rOiold
Rifle Club, 4th Battalion Essex Regiment (0 Co~)(Sergt,
J. Partington, hon. sec.) ; range, Drill hall, High rd
Rigby John Williamf dairyman, 16 The Promenade1
High road, Seven Kings
Risley George William, fruiterer, 313 Ilford lane
Rivers Alex.dining rm.s. mTheParade,High rd.
Rivers Wm.Geo.mastr.marinr.2o .A.shgrove rd.Goodmay,a
Rivers-Cole Harold Robert L.D.S.R.O.S.Eng~ 4enti,&t,
150 High road
Rivett Alfred, cycle maker, 212 High road
Rix Charles, furniture remover, 203 Ley st1·eet
Rix Mary (Mrs.), nurse, 43 Oamden ter. Green lane
Rober.ts Waiter, ladies' tailor, 91 llford lane
R0berts Winifred (Miss), teacher of music,29 Colenso rd
Robinson Brothers, plumbers,5 Cameron rd.Seven Kings
Robinson Alfred J. hair dresser, 233 Ilford lane
Robinson Charles, insurance a2"l'nt, II4 Elgin road,
Seven Kings
Robill$on Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeepr. Silver st. BeehiV&
Robinson George, brush maker, 269 llford lane
Robin son J oseph, grocer, 335 Ley street
Robin son Percy, draper, 514 High road, Goodmayes
Robinson Percy G. solicitor & commisl'!ioner for oaths.
8 W ellesley road
Robson Leonard C. F. chartered accountant, 3~ Red.,
cliffe gardens
Robson Robert Boyd M.B., Oh.B.Aberd. physician &
surgeon, 40 Cameron road, Seven Kings
Rockley Jsph. Vincent, music warehouse, 151 High rd
Roding Joinery Works & Timber Co. (The), timbe»
merchants, Rod~n street
Rogers Frederick, boot maker, 126 Uphall Toad
Rogeu John, draper. 92 High road
Romford Division Liberal & Radical Council (A.rtbur
Morris, sec.), 91 High road
Romford (The) Recorder (South Essex Recorders :(.td.
printers & publishers; published fri. ), r6g High road
Romford Union Scattered Homes for Children, Gilmore
house 36, & Richmond house 38, Pelham road
Rose Charles Frederic L.D.S.R.C.S. surgeon-d-entist, .t
dental officer to the West Ham union,74 Cranbrook rd
Rose Henry, juri. butcher, 6o High road
Rose:> Henry Davis, tailor, 47 York road
Rose John, butcher, 331 Ley street &i Birkbeck road 1
Xevrbnry park . ·
Rose John T. joornalist, roo Kingswood road,Goodmaye•
Rose Laura (:}Iadam), ladies' tailor, 429 & 443 High rd
Rosenberg George W. tailor, 58 High road
Rounce Herbert, greer.grocer, 297 High road
Routledge Waiter George, chartered accountant, 1$
Endsleigh gardens
Rowe Arthur William, boot maker, 5 York road
Rowe James, grocer, 88 Ley street
Rowe Jesse, decorator, 2 Windsor road
Rowe Jesse, estate agent, 189 Ilford lane
Rowland Henry, butcher, 249 High road
Rowlett Ernest, :fishmonger, 349 High road
Rowlinson George, gardener, r8 Albert road
Rowsell Harry, oil & color man, 83 Wanstead Park rd
Royal London Insurance Offices (Harold Odell, district
superintendent), r68 High road
R<lyal Oak Benefit Society (Thomas Horsnell, district
sec.), 33 Roden street
Rozier Albert, poultry appliance maker, 305 Ilford lan11
Rn)Dbal & Son, dairymc:>n, 229 Ley st. & 105 Belgrave rd
Rummery Samuel, boot repairer, 47 High road
Ruse Ernest, decorator, 121 Kingston road
Rus.sell Fredk.Harkness,motor car propr.37 Oranbrook rd
Rossell Frederick S. builder, r65 Ley street
Russell John Chas. stay & corset maker, 55 High road
Ru.ssell RedmDnd Morres L.S.A.Lond. physician & sur·
geon, I Orchard gardens, High road
Rutherford Alexander M.B., C.M.Edin. physician & snr...
geon, 46 South Park parade, Green lane
Rutson Bros. grocers, 2 Blythswood parade, High road,
Seven Kings & 6 Broomhill mrkt. Green la. Goodmayes
Ryder Hy. Wellington Haggis, hair dresser, I83 llford la
Rye Ellen (Mrs.), {:Onfectioner, 83 Ilford lane
Sacret Alice. (Mrs.), fancy repository, 6 Elyth,wood
parade, Goodmayes •
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Sainsbnry John, proTidon dealer, 114 High rd.; 18 The
Pa.wment, High road, Seven Kings & 14 Cranbrook
road; butcher, 34 Cranbrook road & provision mer-
chant, sr6 High road, Goodmay8!!
St. Alban's Diocesan Union f()r Preventive, Rescue &
Penitentiary Work, Romford Union District branch
(Miss Ada Prior~ supt.), 8o lngleby road
S~. John Ambulance Brigade (No. 46 Ilford Division)
(A.rthur W. Rowe, inspector of stores & sergeant),
5 York road
St. Luke's Church Institute (Rev. John Henry Mitchell
B. A.. president; open 2 w 11 p.m.), 3 ~a tal parade,
llford lane
St. Mary's Hospital, High road
St. Pier Richard, beer retailer, Horns road
Sampson Elsie (Miss), teacher of music, 3 Toronto road
Sanders Brothers, corn & :flour dealers, 295 High road &
5 The Pavement, High road, Seven Kings
Sankey J. H. &; Son Limited, brick &c. merchants, 71a,
High road &; Railway station, High road
" Santa Clans '' Christmas Distribution Fund (W alter H.
Stevens, hon. sec.), 155 Aldborough road, Seven Kings
Sargent Fred (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 78 Ilford lantl
Saunders Misses, toy dealers, 1239 Ley street
Saunders & Son, builders, 154 Ley street
Saunders Franks, teacher of sin~ing, 16 Goodmayes
avenue, Goodmayes
Saunders James, boot maker, 17 Aldborough cottages,
High road, Seven ~ings
Savage James, grocer, 17 York road
Schoepe Albert, hair dresser, 173 Ley street
Scott A. & Co. Limited, wine merchants, 253 High road
Scott H. &; Sons, boot & shoe makers, 2 Cranbrook road
Scotten Harry J. builder, ro Dudley road
Seabourne John, master mariner, 114 Albert road
Seabrook Henrietta (Mrs.}, ladies' hair dresser, Cran-
brook buildings, Station approach
8eagrave George Britten, butcher, 157 Richmond road
Sears J. & Co. (True-Form Boot Co.) Ltd. 175 High rd
Searson & Son, boot makers. 6 The Pavement, High rd.
Seven Kings
Season ~icket Agency (The), 91 High road
Seatoa H. & Oo. •house furnishers, 43, 43a k 45 Cran-
brook" road
Seat()n John, butcher, 124 Ley street
Secretan John, confectioner, Newbury Pk. rd.Aldboro' rd
Selfe Willia.m Gilbert, chemist & photographic material
dealer, 147 Ley street
Sellick (The) Electrical ManufactJnring Co. Farnham
road, Seven Kings
Serre Achille Limited, dyers & cleaners, 53 Cranbrook rd
Seven Kings Cinema, 14 Cameron road, Seven Kings
Seven Kings & Goodmayes Liberal Club (Fredk. Birch,
l!l'C. ), t East wood road, Goodmayes
Seven Kings Laundry Limited (The) (Charles A. L.
Bonnett, sec.}, Central hall, The Pavement, High road,
Seven Kings; receiving offi.ce.s,271 Ilford la.& 183 Ley st
Seven Kings Recreation Grounds, Westwood road,
Goodmayes
Sewell Samuel & Co. laundry, 8 Belgrave market & 7
The Promenade, Seven Kings & 9 Elfrida par.Ilford la
Sewell Joseph, insurance agent, 3 Garfield ter. Green la
Shailer Marian (Mrs.). teacher of piano, 20 Scrafton rd
Shale .l'oseph & Wm. constructional Pngnrs. 5 I High rd
Shapley & Tomson, chemists & photographic material
dealers, 8 The Pavement, High road, Seven Kings
Sharman Joseph Harlow, boot repairer, 207 Kingston rd
Sharp David, plumber, 2 Hainault street
Sharpe Edwd. Jas. & Lina (Mrs.), school, 22 Hainault st
Sharpless Waiter Edwin, builder, 16 Christchureh road
Shaw Arthur Henry M.I.E.E., M.I.M.E. electrical en-
gineer to Urban District Council, Ley street
Shaw Herbert :M.I.C.E. engineer & surveyor to Urban
District Council, Town hall, High road
Shaw Waiter James, butcher, 71 Green lane
Shears Eliza Esther(Miss),butcher,sCarlton par.Green la
Shelley Herbert & &m, boot makers, 6 Orchard gardens,
Higll road, Seven Kings & 3 Webb's cottage,., Green
lane, Goodmayes
Shepherd John Alfred, window cleaner, 83 Westbury rd
Sherlock Arthur T. watch maker, 353 High road
Sholl Em m a (Mrs.), wardrobe dPaler, 129 Ley strt>et
Shooter Max, boot repairer, I53 Ley street
Shorland A. Limited, hosiers, 2r Cranbrook road k
187 High road
Short Frederick Giles, draper, 3 & 4 Blythswood parade.
High roHd, Goodmayes
Short William Henry. baker. 137 High road
Shuttleworth George-, domestic machinery storP", 407
High road
SiebPrt George John, cycle maker, 65 Ilford lane
Silcock &; Sons, builders, Br St. Mary's road
ILFORD (GREAT). 351
Silcock Wm. & Sons, builders, 9 Torrington te:r.Green la-
Silverman Maurice Lazarus. mantle wareho. 137 High i'd
Sirnmons Frederick Wm. L.R.A.M., L.T.C.L. violinist~
10 Melbourne road
Simons Arthur, confectioner, 2 The Promenade, High rd
Simper Frederick W. electrical engineer,23 Ward's rd. ea
Sinclair Saml. Geo. confectnr. 41 Meads la. Seven Kings
Sinclair Wallace, draper, 220 High road
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited (Charles Juchaw,
manager), 94 High road
Skennerton Brothers, coal dlrs. Abbey rd. Newbury Park
Skingley Geo. boot repairer, 38 Golfe rd. Seven Kings
Skingsley John, coffee rooms, 3-15 High road
Slade George Hy. commercial traveller, 102 Mayfair aY
Slatford Ernest, greengrocer, 310 Ley street
Sloan & Ager, milliners, 10 The PromPnade, High road.
Seven Kings.
Smart L. (Mrs.), eonfectioner, 62a, Cranbrook road
Smith W. H. & Son, news agents, Goodmayes Station
G. E. R. Goodmayes road & Railway station, High
road, Seven Kings
Smith Bessie (Mrs.), fancy draper, 6 South Park
parade, Green lane
Smith Clara E. (Mr.'l.), midwife, 275 High road
Smith David, hair dres;;;er, 20 The Promenade, High rd.
Seven Kings
Smith Edith Bertha (Mrs.), baker, 201 Ilford lane
Smith Frank D. dairyman, 247 Ilford lane
Smith Frank H. provision dealer, 452 Ilford lane
Smith Hetty (Mrs.), l"hopkeeper, & post office, r9 New
road, Beehive
Smith Jean K. {Mis.-), confectioner, 359 High road
Smith Julius Hoogetts L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
physician & surgeon, medical officer & public vuo-
cinator No. 2 Ilford Sub-District, Romford union, l I
Cambridge road, Seven Kings; surgery, 6 Harold
cottages, Horns road
Smith William H. (Mrs.), draper, 191 Ley street
Smyth Charles L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.R.F.P. & S.Glas.
physician & !!urgeon, 8 Brisbane road
Smyth George Gordon, grocer, II7 Aldborough road,
Seven Kings &; q6 Richmond road
Sones J. J. & Co. oil & color men, 4 & 5 St. George's
parade. Ilford lane
Sooley Albert Edward, insurance agent, 2 Clandon road
Sorrell Herbert W oodhams, watch maker, 44 Wingate rd
Sonster Brothers, boot & shoe makers, 88 High road &
522 High road, Goodmayes
Souster Jn.Wm.dining rms.J4 Broadway market,llford la
South Essex Motor Co. motor engineers, Cecil parade,
High road
South Essex Recorders Limited (Frederick J. Palmer,
manager), stationers & printers, 169 High road
South Essex Sanitary Steam Laundry Limite,...d-
(A. W. Grh!'g, sec.), laundry. Roden street. T N SS9
Ilford
South Essex Water Works (Robert Hicks, superintendent
in eharg-e). Redbridg-e; pumping- station, Mill Toad
Santh Park Laundry Co. Limited, 36:: High road
South Park Recreation Grounds (Henry James Keens.
supt. ), Green lane
South Yorkshire Coal Co. coal merchants, G. E. Rail-
WRY yard, Goodmayes road, Goodmaves
Spnll Joseph Herbert, plumber, 16 Wellesley road
Sparrow Albert Edward, frniterer .t greengrocer, 95
Wan stead Park rood
Spashott E. umbrella maker, 44 Oranbrook road
Speller John. insnr. agent, 46 Spencer Td. Seven Kings
Speneer Ch!lrity Elizh. Snow (M'"!'I.), dairy, 2 Sylvan rd
Spencer Henry, undertaker, 30 Clement's road
Spriggs Arthur Ernest, piano tuner, 88 St. Mary's road
Stack Jame!' Edward Mauricl'l, piano tuner, ~07 Ley st
Staines Arthur Charles. !>hopkeeper, 15 Crieklewood
cottagP", Gr!'l'n lanp
Stanley James & Co. tailors. 165 High road
Stearn A. & Son, florists & nurserymen, Station approach
& 58 Cranbrook road
Steflrn Clara (Mrs.). dining rooms, 353 Ley street
Stebbings E. R. (Miss) A.L.C.M. teacher of music, 34
. HaslemPre road, Seven Kings
Stedman Mary (Mr~. ). apartments. IQ High road
Steele Charles R. dairyman. 3II Ley street
Steen & StePn, physicians & surgeons, r65 Ilford lane k
22 The DrivP
Stpen James Ross M.D., B.Ch. & B.A.O.R.U.I. physician
& surgeon, <:ee St~n & Steen
StePn Wilfred Alexander L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng.
physicirm & surgeon, ·see Steen & Steen
St{'not,·per
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Parents Svndicate
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Limited, commercial
school, 164 Hio-h road
Stephen Robert Anderson, draper, 235 Ilford lane ....·:::-;:;;..::~-.....
Stephens Gt>orge FreJPrick, c al agent, 16 GIH_,.
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.Stephens T.homas Henry, draper & milliner, 59 Ilford la
Stevens Elizh. (Miss), shopkpr. Barley la. Goodma.yes
Stevens Harry Harbott, corn & flour dealer, 55 Ilford la
Stevens Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Redbridge la.Redbridge
.Stevens Richard Henry L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dental eurgeon,
140 High road
.Stewart John William k Arthur, collectors to the South
Essex Water Works, 405 High road
.Stewart Alexander W. boot maker, 13 Cranbrook road
Stickland William Edward, boot & shoe maker, 85 Wan-
stead Park road
.Stockdale .Ad-a (Miss), draper, 6 Belgrave ma1ket
Stockdale E. laundry, 35 The Promenade, High road,
Seven Kings
Sto:ffel John, hair dresser, 91 High r()ad
.Stokes J ames & Sons, builders, 20 York road
Stokes Alfred, estate agent & valuer, 20 York road
Stone .Albert, White Hart P.H. Green lane, Goodmayes
Stone Robert, saddler, 44a, High road
.Stone Waiter, seedsman, 329 High road
Stone William, confectioner, 237 High road
Stonham Horace Charles, shopkeeper, 160 Ley street
.Story Edward, professor of mJJsic, 2I5 Mortlake road
.Stovin Cornelius Frederick M ..A., L.S.A.Lond., D.P.H
R.C.P. & S.Eng. 6 Oakfield road & Wanstead Park
gate, Wanstead Park road
:Stow Thomas, news agent & tobacconist, 43 York road
Stratford Co-operative & Industrial Society Limited, ruB
o& 395 High road & 544 High road, Goodmayes
Strong David Robert Thomson M.B., C.M.Glas. physi-
cian & surgeon, I I St. John's road
.Stroud Robert, brick maker, Mead's lane, Seven Kings
Stroud Robert, contractor, Barley lane, Goodmayes
Stuart Edith L. (Miss), confectioner, I Blythswood
parade, High road, Seven Kings
Stuart Margaret (Mrs.), costumier, 58 Thorold road
.Sudworth Elizabeth (Mrs.), dairy, 16 Station parade,
Goodmayes road, Goodmayes
Summerbell Sa.ml. shopkpr. 5 Khartoum par. llford lane
Summerfield Douglas, insurance agent, 68 Thorold road
Summers George, baker, 9 Ilford lane
Surridge Arthur Frederick, baker, 321 High road
Button Emma (Mrs.), confectioner, 3 Rod en street
Suttun William, oilman, 385 & '187 High road
Swain James Steel L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. & L.M.Irel. phy-
sician & surgeon, I3I Ilford lane
.Swanton Robert, oil & color man, Il7 Hampton road
Swayne Fanny (Mrs.}, confr. 530 High rd. Goodmayes
Swayne Stanley Geo. cyclec ma., 53ob,High rd.Goodmayes
Swift Frederick & Co. fishmongers, 77 High 1·oad
Symes Eliza (Mrs.), ha it· dresser, 285 High road
.Symmons & Son, hosiers, I The Promenade, High road,
Seven Kings
"Tait Charlotte (Miss), ~ress maker, 63 Elmstead road,
· Seven Kings
'Tann James Robert, picture fnune maker, 4 Orchard
gardens, High road, Goodmayes
Tappenden Henry Thomas, boot maker, 2a, Grange rd
Tasker Frederick John, pork bukher, 74 Ilford lane
Taylor Arnel, insurance agent, 34 Grange road
Taylor Frederick, tobacconist, 9 Cranbrook road
"Taylor Frederick H. butcher, 30I High road
"Taylor George, insurance agent, 38 Madras road
Toaylor Helena (.Mrs.), grocer, 106 Stanley road
Taylor James, piai¥>forte tuner, 241 Balfour road
"Taylor William George, confectioner, 25I Ilford lane
"Teasel William, draper, 379 High road
"Territorial Force Battalion (4th) Essex Regiment (C Co.
Capt. J. G. Gowan; Color-Sergt. William Robert
Burns, drill instructor), Drill hall, ·High road
"Territorial Force, 8th (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regi-
ment (F Co.) (Capt. C. A. Baily; Color-Sergt. A.
W. Butcher, instructor), 2 Ilford lane
"Terry Leonard Arthur, house decorator, I James villas,
iBuntingbridge road, Newbury Park
Thedham & Son, carmen, Green lane
Thedham George Wm. grocer, Cobbett ter. Green lane
"Theobald Herbert Frederick, shopkeeper, I2 High road
Thomas Maria & Ada (Misses), drapers, II3 Belgrave rd
Thomas Charles, watch maker, 41 High road
Thomas John B. draper, 43- The Promenade, High road,
Seven Kings
Thomas Thomas G. outfitter, 53 Ilford lane
Thomas Thomas ReecP, master mariner,36 De Vere gdns
"Thompson George, china & glass dealer, 191 High road
Thompson John B. !!dvertising contractor, 3 Wharf
buildings. High road
Thompson Jnseph H. grocer, 542 High road, Goodmayes
Thomson W. S. & Co. Ltd. C()rset manufrs. 203 Ilford la
Thomson HE'nry, launch·~·, 37 York road
Thorburn John F. oil & color man, 321 Ley street
Thornborough Geor~e, fl"lliterer. 53 Roden stre!'lt
[KELLY'S
Thorpe Brain J ames, beer retailer, J Ilford lan&
Thorpe Christopher Wilfred, insur. agent, 28 Henley rei
Thres Henry Waiter. baker & confootioner, I53 High rd
Thurston Alfred, shopkeeper, I6 Mead's ~a. Seven King$
Thurston Wanton Wentworth, wine & spirit dealer, 1
Cameron road
Thwaites William H. photographer, 219 Ley street
Tice John Charles, master mariner, I I Kensington gdna.-
Tiddeman Paul B. solicitor, 12 Balfour road
Tilley Frederick, house decorator, Bo Ley street
Tiltze Amold, hair dresser, 59 High road
Timmis &:; Ingham, pharmaceutical chemists,I02 High rd
Tite B. M. & Sons, coal merchants, Railway' station,
High road & Station approach
Tomson Stanley, chemist, see Shapley & Tomson
Tongeman J oseph, egg merchant, Railway bridge, High
road, Seven Kings
Torbitt William Stansfield M.A., LL.M. sec. to Educa-
tion Committee, Education offices, Cleveland road
Tottman Maud (Miss), dress maker, Io Pembroke road,
Seven Kings
Tour le .Alice (Mrs.), boot maker, 8a, l3elgrave market
Towell David, hosier, I I Silation approach
Towell David, tailor, Cranbrook bldgs. Station approach
Townshend & Preston, boot repairers, 22I Ley street
Treby .Albert Chavles, rate collector to Urban District-
Council, Town hall, High road
Trt>loar ·william Henry, printer, I3 Crnnbrook road
Truss G. W. & Son, smiths, Redbridge lane, Beehive
Tucker Saml. Wm. hair drssr. 5 Royal par. Green lane>
Turmeau William, greengrocer,g8 Mead's la.Seven Kings
Turner Brothers, drapers, 62 & 64a, Cranbrook road &
'39 The Promenade, High road, Seven Kings
Turner Albert Charles, estate office, 55 Eton road
Turner Charles Edward, boot maker, I07 Belgrave road
Turner Clara (Mrs.), beer retailer, 56 High road
Turner Ernest George, station master G. E. Rly. Seven
Kings, High road
Turner Frederick, house decorator,105 Wanstead Park rd
Turner HaiTy, plumber, 5 Oakfield road
Turner J ames, grocer, 237 Ley street
Turner Jn. wall paper mer. I2 Broadway mrkt. Dford la
Turner Joseph Arthnr, french polisher, 66 Ley street
Turner Marlton William, stone mason, 449 Ley street
Turner Sarah (Mrs.), milliner, 10 Goodmayes road,
Goodmaves
Tyne Main Coal Co. Limited (Th..-), coal merchants, 239
High road & 2 CamerQn road, Seven Kings
United Kingdom Tea Co. Limited, tea merchants, 11$
Cmnbrook road & 8 Cameron road, Seven Kings
Unwin Harry George, station master, G. E. Railway,
Station approach
Unwin Kate (~hs ), dress maker, 6 Eynsford road
Upcott George Walter. de-corator, 319 Ley street
Upson William, builder, see Myall & Upson
Upsons Limited. boot &. o;;hoe makers, I08 High road
Ursuline High School for Girls (Madame Mary Flood,
principal), Morland road
Va.lt>ntine's Park (Henry March, supt. ), Cranbrook road
Vincent HPrbert Martindale, grocer, 23 Uphall road
Vinen Ethel (.Miss), tobacconist, 81 Ilford lane
Vining .John, boot repairer, r Scrafton road
Vivian Amy (~Irs. ), stationer, n2 High road
Wackett Ernest George, hatter & hosier, 149 High road
Waitt> Waiter W. grocer, 1b, Blythswood parade, Bi~h
road, SeYen KinQ"s
Waites Waiter & Co. provision dealers, 46 Ilford lane
Wake Hereward, sign writer, I3 High road
Wakefield Archie D. fruiterer, I2 Ilford lane .
Wakeham Elizh. H. (Mrs.), furniture dlr. 319 Ilford la
Wakeland Liz~ie (Miss), c:mfectioner, 18 Ilford lane
Wailer Harry Edward, provision dealer, 143 Ley stree~
Wailer Thomas, shopkeeper, 7 Newbury cots. Ley stree~
Walls Walter John, t-eacher of singing, 28 Wellesley road
Walmislev Elvard Atherstone, solicitor & commissioner
fm· oaths (firm, Mullis &; Walmisley), 17 Tillotson rd.
Ilford Garden Suburb
Waiters William, fishmonger, 23I Dford lane
Waiters William, tailor, 524 High road, Goodmayes
Ward k White A.M.I.E.E. electrical engineers, 14 Good-
mayes road, Goodmayes
Ward Edmund J. architect & surveyor, 265 High road
Ward Gifford (Miss). draper, 93 WanstMd Park road
Ward Joseph Brooker, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, 30 Coventry road
Warneford Amelia (Miss), dress maker, 163 Ilford lane
Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Coote & Warrea
Limited), coal merchants, Railway depot, High road •
Station approach & Railway bridge, Seven Kings
Warrt>n Charles James, baker, 95 Cranbrook road; i;
5I2 Hig-h t·oad & 8 Broomhill market, Green lane,
Goodma,·ps•
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Warren By. cartage contractor, Little Newburys, Ley st
Warwick Thomas, plasterer, 263 Kingston road
Wat-ers Thomas William CharlE'S, Horns P.H. Horns rd.
Newhurv •
Park
Watkins Horace E. builder, 74 Auckland road
Watsqn J. & Sons, fruiterers & gr~ngrocers, 15 York rd
Watson Dorah H. (Miss) A.C.P. girls' school, g8 :Aid-
borough road, Seven Kings
Watson James Henry, nurseryman, Albert road
Watts, Jobson, Rae & Watts, physicians & surgeons, 69
Belmont road; 136 High road & 10 Cranbrook park
Watts Chas. J.fruiterer & greengrocer,127 Woodlands rd
Watts Donizetti (Miss), professor of music, II9 Aid-
borough road, Seven Kings
Watts Frederick, brush veneer cutter, Birkbeck road,
Newbury Park
Watts Henry Ernest L.R.C.P.Lond., L.R.C.S.I., L.S.A
Lond. physician & surgeon (firm, Watts-, Jobson, Rae
& Watts), 69 Belmont road
Watts John Ernest Price F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
phyo;ician & surge'Jn (firm, Watts, Jobson, Rae &
Watts), I Sunnyside road
Way Alice Sarah (Mrs.), confectioner, 2 Station road
Wean William, jun. tobacconist, 145 High road
Webb Alfred James, shopkeeper, Green lane, Goodmayes
Webb Horace, boot maker, 16 South Park parade,
Green lane, Seven Kings
Webb Thos. house decorator, 42 Chester rd. 'Seven Kings
Webb William, herbalist, 267 Ilford lane
Web~ter Joseph, jobmaster, 29 Cleveland road
Webster William, nurseryman, see Hostead & Webster
Welford Jeanie Agnes (Mrs.), artist, 61 Mansfield road
Wells Wm. Hy. teacher of dancing, 172 Wanstead Pk. rd
Wenn Joseph, shopkeeper, Irarold cottages, Horns road
Wesleya.n & General Assurance Society (F. G. Owers,
district supt. ), 173 High road
West Brothers, cycle enginE-ers, 46 The Promenade,
High road, Seven Kings & motor engineers, 42 Cran-
brook road
West Brothers, drapers, 15, 17 & 19 Cranbrook road
West Ham Borough Asylum (Langton Fuller Hanbury
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. medical supt.; William Morgan,
clerk & steward), Barley lane, Goodmayes
Westcott Harry William, journalist, I I Dalkeith road
Westley Richard, news agent, Station approach
Weston Ellen (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 57 High road
Weston Geo.hair drssr. I ITheParade,High rd.Seven Kings
Weston George, pork butcher, I9 The Promenade, High
road, Senn Kings
Weston Williarn Edwin, horticultural sundriesman, 68
llford lane
Weston William Thomas, dental surgery, 143 North-
brook road & 293 High road
Wharf Engineering Co. (James A. Campbell), motor
engineers, 2a, Wharf buildings, High road. T N 267
Ilford
Wheal & Crane, jobmasters,49 Ley st.& Station approach
Wheatley &; Co. gent's clothiers, 57a, llford lane
Wheatley Elizh. (Mdme. ), mantle wareho. 57 llford lane
Wheeler Brothers, tailors, 540 High road, Goodmayes
Wheeler Emily (Mrs.), surgical appliance manufact.urer,
York house, York road
Wheeler Jas. Arthur, baker &; confectioner, 213 High rd
Wheeler William Jghn, plastering contractor 38 Guild-
ford road, South park, Seven Kings ' Worrall John Hazelwood, accountant, see Hazell, Wor-
Wheeler's Stores Limited, oilmen, 2I r High road
White George & Co. linen drapers, 78 &; So High road
White Heather Laundry (The), 120 Hampton road
White Catherine A. (Mrs.), dress maker, I6 Hainault st
White Charles Edwa.rd, boot repairer, 21 Madras road
White Frank, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 175
High road. T N 520 Ilford
White George, chimney cleaner, 12 Clement's road
White Herbert Daniel A.M.I.E.E. electrical engineer, see
Ward & White
White Lily (Miss), teacher of music, 45 Wellwood road,
Goodmayes
White S. shopfitter, I25 Ilford lane
White Thomas, fruiterer, Station approach
Whitelock John Henry,baby linen warehouse,421 High rd
Whiteman James Thomas, shopkeeper, 57 Green lane
Whitmore Henry Limited, corn & flour merchants, 5
Blythswood parade, High road, Goodmayes
Whittingham Ernest Samuel, oilman, 231 Ley street
Wickenden Arthur Fred A.R.I.B.A., P.A.S.I. architect &;
surveyor, r86 Coventry road
Wicks Anne (Miss), ladies' school, 13 Richmond road
Wieding August, hair dresser, Railway bridge, High
road, S~;ven Kings
Wiegand & Sons, confectioners, I3 The Pavement, High
Toad, Seven Kings
ILF-.RD (GREAT). 353
Wigley Alfred Charles C~Irs.)~ ironmonger, 6g llford la
Wilkins & Wilson, laundry, 1 Roden street
Williams Francis Geo. as'Sist. insur. supt. 88 Park road
Williams Frederick Lluyd, chemist, 435 High road
Williams James, carpenter, Young~IJ'road, ~ewbury Park
Williams John Edward M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
. sician & surgeon, 8 Pembroke gardens, High road,
Seven Kings
Williamson Tom Francis, grocer, 251 High road & 53
York road
Williamson William, fishmonger, 56 Ilford lane
Willis A. &; L. (Misses), high-class scbool,2o Coventry rd
Willis &; Son, boot & shoe makers, 287 High road
Willis Humphrey, decorator, 23 Sylvan road
Wills Albert Edward, fishmonger, I2 The Promenade,
High road, Seven Kings &; fruiterer, 554 High road 1
Goodmayes & 36 The Promenade, High road, Seven.
Kings
Wills .l<'rederick, tailor, 31 York road
Wilmott Fred, builder, 36 & 38 High road
Wilson Albert Gibson, news agent&; stationer, 96 High r<t
Wilson Harry Challis, confectioner, &; post office, z-
Broomhill market, Green lane, Goodmayes .
Wilso:1 Henry David, fishmonger, 289 High road
Wilson James, oil & color man, 255 Ilford lane; 3.
Broomhill market, Green lane, Goodmayes &; 17
South Park parade, Green lane, Seven Kings
Wilson John, plumber, 36 Hatton terrace, Green lane
Wilson Leslie, artificial teeth manufr. 4 Cranbrook road
Wilson Thomas William, optician, 94a, High road
Wilson Waiter, dining rooms, ra, Westwood gardens,
High road, Seven Kings
Wimms Alfred C. Bell inn, 308 Ley street
Windsor Esther (Mrs.), shirt &; collar dresser, 99 Sunny-
side road
Wingate William & Fredk. boot repairers, 181 Ilford la
Winsborrow Charles Fredk. Noel, artist,185 Auckland rd,
Winter Ernest, t-eacher of music, 28 Lansdowne road
Wood Albert Robert, boot repairer, 4 Ley street
Wood .Alfred, jeweller, 106 High road
Wood Charles, dairyman, 86 Albert road
Wood Chas. ham & beef dlr. 10 Hart parade, Ilford lane
Wood Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 9 Oakfield road
Wood Ernest Edwin, carting contractor, 305 Ley street
Wood Felix, fruiterer & greengrocer, 141 Ley street
Wood Hannah Elizabeth (Mrs.), nurse, 43 Harvey road
Wood John T. house repairs contractor, I Khartoum rd
Woodhouse Frank Wm. baker, 2 Royal par. Green lane
Woodruff George Arthur, builder, 42 Cecil road
Woods Thomas & Son, piano tuners, 23 Glencoe avenue,
Seven Kings
Woods Nathan, fishmonger, 157 Ley street
Woods William, butcher, 13 South Park parade, Green
lane, Seven Kings
Woolf Brothers, clothiers, 121 High road
Woolfson Robert, hair dresser, 16 The Market, Green la
Woollard John, fire brigade supt. Ley street
Woolmer Brothers, greengrocers, 11 Aldborough cot-
tages, High road, Seven Kings
Woolmer William, fruiterer, 12 South Park parade,.
Green lane, Seven Kings
Woolworth F. W. &; Co. Ltd. bazaar, 120 &; 122 High rd
Worby Fred, confectioner & tobacconist, 277 Ilford lan~
Worrall John Charles, chimney sweep, 36 Ley street
rall & Co
Worrell Hugh, chimney cleaner, 8 Hainault street
Wort Maud Mary (Miss), milliner, 5 Hampton road
Worthing Albert, boot maker, I4I Woodlands road
Wrack Thomas Philip, sanitary inspector, 27 Dalkeith rd
Wright Brothers, milliners, 51 Cranbrook road
Wright Wm.Edwd.& Sons,photographers,31Cranbrook rd
Wright Alfred Hy. P. dairy utensil mnfr. 373a, High rd
Wright Joseph Newton, chemist & photographic material
dealer, 111 High road
Wright Waiter, market gardener, Horns rd.Newbury Pk.
Wright Waiter James William, decorator, 66 Chester
road, Seven Kings
Wyatt James, florist, Netley road, Newbury Park
Wyles Henry, confectioner, 433 High road
Yates & Co. dyers &; cleaners, 46 Cranbrook road
Young &; Burton, bakers, 8 Blythswood parade, High
road, Goodmayes & 126 Ley street
Young Women's Christian Institute, 235 High road
Young David P.A.S.I. surveyor, Branksome, Holcombe
road, Ilford Garden Suburb
Young George, carman, Birkbeck road, Newbury Park
Young George, laundry, 99 Ilford lane
Zango Driers & Color Co. Vicarage lane
Zissell George M. baker, 61 High road
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3a4 INOATESTONE. ESSEX. [KELLY'S

LITTLE ILFORD. aee Manor Park.

INGATESTONE is an ancient town, consisting
chiefly of one street, of which the larger portion is in
the parish of Fryerning, and is on the ancient road from
London to Chelmsford, with a station en the main limr
of the Great Eastern railway to Colchester and Ipswich,
23 miles from London, 6 south-w8'St from Chelmsford, 5
north-east from Brentwood and 28 south-west from Col-
chester, in the Mid division of the county, Chelmsford
hundred, petty sessional division, union 11nd county
court district, rural deanery of Barstable, archdeaconry
of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The town is lighted
with gas from works near the railway station, belonging
. to a limited company. ·The river Wid flows through the
parish. By Local Government Board Order 22,420, dated
March 24, 1889, Fryerning was amalgamated with In-
gatestone, and the civil parish is known as Ingatestone
and Fryerning. 'lh€1 town is 11upplied with water from a
reservoir, which is filled by springs, at Fryerning, and
an additional supply has. been obtained from the Chalk
by an artesian. "~'>ell, bored in 1901. The church of SS.
Mary and Edmund is a building chiefly of brick in
various styles, and consists of a chancel of. three bays,
with north and south chapels, nave of three bays, south
aisle, north porch and a lofty brick tower at the west
end, with a machicolated parapet, indented battlements,
and low pinnacles at the angles, and containing a clock
:and 5 bells, dated 1610, x66o, 1701 and two 1758 : the
•tower, a noble piece of brickwork, was raised in the 15th
.century and is remarkable for its bold detail and fine
proportions : the nave, dating from early in the 14th
-century, is the oldest portion of the building : thr
~hancel is oi later date and has two floor slabs o·
Purbeck marble, one of which has an inscription, i1
Lombardk: letters of the 16th century, to Gertrudt
Tyrrell, of Warley: here also is the fine monument ol
:Sir William Petre kt. LL.D. {)b. 13 January, 1572, and
Anne (Browne), his second wife, consisting of an llltal
4:omb, wrought in alabaster and other marbles, with
superbly executed recumbent figures and above the Petrt
arms, enriched with foliage and suspended ov~r thf
-tomb in an Ot'namental frame of iron: in the south
chapel is a costly monument to Robert Petre, youngest
brother of Sir William, ob. 1593, with his mail-clarl
.effigy, kneeling under an arch supported on Corinthiar
columns; near this is another mural monument with
portrait in rel;id, rto C!lptain John T:roughton, ob, 1621:
·in the north chapel is ra stately Elizabethan monument
with kneeling effigies to Sir John Petre kt. M.P. fOJ
Essex, 1st Baron Petre of Writtle, ob. I I October, 1613
--and Mary (Waldegrave) his lady, and their son William.
·2nd Baron Petre, ob. 5 May, 1637, and his wife Catherim
·(Somerset), who erected this memorial, and died 3c:
·October, 1642: there are Qther tombs and monumenb
tJ various members of this house from the 16th century
t\J 1713 : the handsome lectern was presented to the
church by .Eqwin .Cal<Jecott esq. in lJlemory of Ellen
Caldecott, who died March 29, 1883. The church will
seat 350 penons- The register dates from the year 1558.
The living is a rectory, with that. of Buttsbury annexed,
joint;, net ye,acly -value £340, wit~~ acre• of glebe and
residence; in..tilie gift ()f Lord Petre, and held since ~886
by the Rev..., fJharles Earle B..A • .of St. Catharh1e's C()l~
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lege, Cam!lridge. Her~ ia. a Congregational chapel.
erected in 1813, seating 330 persons, and• -at :Q4lll Green
a Baptist Mission hall. A cemetery was formed in 1900,
and is under the control of the Parish Council~ Alms-
houses- for. twelve. poo,r Patholics were .founded in 1557 by
Sir Wll1iaw .Petr& kt. ~nd rebuilt by William Henry
Francis, qth Baron Petre, in 1840: the income is [184.
Ir. 1776 the Rev. Thomas Ralph le.ft by will 2os. tQ be
given in brea.d at Easter; in 1804 Rosamond Bonham left
the dividend of £1oo Consols for Sunday schools; in 18o6
1\Irs. Hannah Rayner left £so Navy Five per Cents. for
the benefit of ten almshouses for the poor for ever: this
last charity is now, h.owever, merged in that of Sir
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William Petre. Fairs for cattle are held here on the;
ut and 2nd of December in each year. Ingatestone
Hall, once a seat of the Petre family, is an ancient -ancl
irregul.ar pile and one of the few fine mansions of the
.olden time left in Essex, as, erected in the 15th centuryij
it was a grange or summer residence, belonging to the
Abbey of Barking, and was originally built with two.
quadrangles and a stately tower gateway ; of the house
~Jnly three side_s of the inner court now remain, •n
octagonal staircase turret in the south-east .corner of.
the quadrangle forming one of its principal feature&~
there is a priests' " hiding place '' beneath a room on
the middle floor, down to which, through -a trap hl tht~
floor, an ancient ladder conducted, and attached i1 a
Roman Catholw chapel, dedicated to SS. Erconwald and
A!:delberga, with a. resident priest. The ptrblic are
admitted to the services. The Hyde, the property and
residence of Edgar Norton D~sney esq. stands in well•
planted grounds of so acres ; the noble hall was built
by Sir William Chambers in 1760. Lord Petre, who 1s
lord of .the manor, and E. N. Disney esq . .ere the chief
Jandowners. The area of Ingatestone Qlld Fryemin~ is
4•II7 acres of land and 16 of water; :rateable valnPu
£"IJ,044; the population in l91I was 1 1 915 in the oiri.lr
rarish and 1,717 in the ecclesiastical parish.
Parish Clerk, William Noakes.
Post, M. 0., T. & "Telephone Call Office. Open ~ a.m.
to 8 p.m.; M. 0., telegraph &c. business 8 a.m. to
8 p.m.; sundays, sale of stamps, -registration &c,
8.30 to 10 a...I;t1.; telegraph, 8.3Q to 10 a.m.-Mrs,
Harriet Susan Stuart, sub-postmistress {letters,
should have Essex fldded). Letters delivered '1 &
10.20 a.m. & 5.50 p.m.; sunday, 7 a.m.; dispat-ched,
Chelmsford, g.20 a.m.; London & all parts, Ip.,Sq
a.m. & 2.50 p.m.; Chelmsford, Braintree, Mald\)ll,
Witham & Halstead, 3·55 p.m.; London & all part;s,
4·35 & 9 p.m. (extra !d. stamp, 9·5 p.m.);. sundp;rs'l'
9 p.m
Post Office, Mill Green. Mr-s. 1\Iary .lane Camp, ,sub·
postmistress. Letters through lngatestone arrive at
6.55 & I:t.I5 a..m. & 7.2o p.m.; d"i$patched,a~ 8.30 &
11.20 a.m. & 7-25 p.m. on week days & 9.30 a.m, Oll
sundays. The nearest. money order & telegraph ofli'7
is at Ingatestone, 2 miles distant
Wall Letter Box, Ingatestone hall, cleared at 8.15 .t
11.40 a.m. & 8 p.m on week days & 8.15 p ':\!. on
sun days
Wall Letter Box, Heybrhlge, cleared 7.15 a.m. & 8 p.m.
wee)r days & g. 15 a.m. on sun days
Wall Letter Box, Railway station, cleared at 8.30, 9.30 k
11.45 a.m. 12 noon & 3.15, 5.15 & 8 p.m. week days k
8.30 p.m. on sundays
Wall Letter Box, North End, cleared at 9 & 10 a.Jll ,
1
2.30, 3-30 & 8.45 p.m. ; sundays, 8.15 p.m
Wall Letter Box at South End, cl~ared at 9 & 9·f$
a.m,; 2.30, 3·45 & 8.15 p.m.; sundays, 8.30 p.m
!ngatestone & Fryernin~ Parish Council Fire Brigade,
Capt, Charles Henry Howell & 10 men
Police Station, James Ball, sergeant & two constables
Railway Station, Emer~on Robert Rowland, master
Public Elementary Schools.
Quick's Memorial School (mixed), now a Council echool,
built in memory uf Mrs. Quick 1 who died in x87q it
will hold 45 children ; average attendance, g2ll Miss
Beatrice Stone, mistress '
Girls', built about 184o & enlar~ed in 1913, fbr t58
children ! average attendance, g:a; Miss Frances1 Stbne,
mistress
The schools of Fr;rerning & lngatestone are amalga·
mated, the boys attending 'the school in :Fryern'ing 1
Catholic, for 40 children ; average attendance, 20; Miss
Teresa Walmsley, mistress
Carrier to Chelmsford, Mark Rice, tues. thurs. fri. k saG

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
A.mes Ro.bert Yetton, ln!!atestone hall
Aschwanden Sydney William Loui11,
Grange mount
Barnett William H. L. Little cote
Bingham D&vid, lngatestone hall
Blyth Gedrge, Avenne terrace
Borgmann Edward, Kincraig
Caton John Abraham Young>, Oak lo
Conybeare Henry Grant Mada.n J.P.
Delmore
Cooke William, Wells, Mill green
Coverdale Fredk.John,Ingatestone hall
Coverdale Joseph, Carlynne
Darke Oswald, Brora
Disney Edgar Norton B..A.. The Hyde
DuCane Mrs.Alfd.Lightoaks, Mill Grn
Earle Rev.Cha.s. B.A. (rector),Rectory
Fargus Major Harold D.S.O. (brigade
major Essex Infantry Brigade), The
Bungalow
Finlinson John Whittle, Maltings
Folmar Edward, Lowlands
Foster Joseph Percy Thomasin, The
Grange
Foster Mrs. Norton cottage
Gould John Hayden, Wott()n lodge
Goulden Thomas, Mill Green
Grant Rev. Roderick M.R. (R. C.),
Ingatestone hall
Halls Henry, The Chase
Harris Misses, Grove lodge
Havers Misses, The Cottage, Ingate•
stone hall
Hilder Maj. Frank D.L.,J.P.Huskards
Hodson Mrs. High street
Horsnell A.rchibald, Guillemot
Howell ChaPles Henry, Laurel bank
Jacks Charles H. Crossways
Kerr· Bobert, Braemar
Mears Rev. Fra.ncis Peel Th.A.K.C.
(curate in charge)
Nash Mrs. Chapel honse
Neave Sheffield H: M. Mill Green pk
Orten-Boving Jens, Newland$ lodge
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. INGRAVE • 355
Parry Miss, R.oohrood •
Carr & Co. chemtsts Oddy Sarah (Miss), dress maker
Petre Miss, Avenue road Cemetery (James William Gallagher, Oddy Waiter James 9 dairyman
Pet~ Sebastian Henry, Tor Eryan clerk to the burial authority) Osborn Thomas J. Spread.Eagle inn
Pol't61' Bemal'd, The Cottage Coverdale Frederick John, land agent, Palmer Win.iam, coal dealer
Jlratt Col. Ernest St. George D.S.O. Ingatestone hall Perry Sydney, boot & shoe dealer
Nithsdal& Coverdale Josepb, land agent, Thorn- Potter William, farmer, Green street
Ransford Alan Carpmael, The Limes don Estate office Purkins Frederick, :Bell P.H
Robinson Eustace H. Mill Green ho
•
Cunningham James, head gardener to Rankin Frederick Sid1,1ey, AnebQr P.IJ;
Rock Edward Guard, Red house Frank Hilder esq. D.L., J.P Ransford .Alan Carpmael M.R.C.S.
Rose John Earclay, Maisonette Ellis Miss Beat:rtce M, fruiterer, Eng., L.R.C.P .Lond. physician &;
Sellan Rev. Leonard Cla1ke (Congre- High street surgeo:p, & medical officer & public
gational), The Manse Finlinson Eerna.rd Clifford, farm :vaccinator, 6th district. Chelmsford
Sherrin Mrs. Ethelhurga bailiff to Capt. John Tyson Wigan, union
Sidgwick Charles Twining, The Old Dunsteads farm . Raven Harry, dairyman
Rectory Fortune Henry H. Cricketers' inn, Raven Henry, farmer, Elmfield
Smith George Percy, The Bays Mill Green Raven Sidney A. baker
Stirling-Hamilton John M.A., M.B Gardner Bernard E. plumber, High st ~eid Charles, hair dresser
Tayl9r .Alan Reed, The Chantry Gibbons Frank William, corq mercbt Rice Mark, beer retailer, Mill Green
"trevor Mrs. Erwfair Gibson Hy.woo-u ranger to Lord Petre Rolph Charles, head gardener to H.
Urquhart Charles, Adkins Goodey AJbt.Edwd. tobccnst.Markcl; pl G. M. Conybeare esq
Walford-Gosnall Captain John D. P. Gray Harrison, maltster Rolph William, laundry. Mill Green
Whitegates Green & Sons, butchers Savage Emily M. (Mrs,), tobaccoo.ist
Way Lewis, Spillfeathers Green Emily (Miss), nurse Savill Charles, farmer,. Potters Row
Welland Arthur, Mill house Green Patrick, builder farm, Mill Green
West George B. Avenue terrace Grice Mrs. Susan,beer ret.Mill Green Sexton Richard, blacksmith
Wigan Capt. John Tyson, Ingatestone Gutteridge Henry, boot maker Sbuttleworth James George, Ye Qlda
court Harris Charles, farmer Crown P.B
Willis Samuel, Heybridge house Hicks Artbur, grocer Smith G. P. & Co. drapers & grocers
Wood Lieut.-Col. George Wilding Holmes Fred, baker Smith W. H. & Son, news agents,
D.L., J.P. Docklands Howell Charles Henry, cycle agent, Railway station .
W otherspoon David, Redcote High street ' Smith F. Luckin Ltd. grocers & pro-
Yorke Mrs. Gate house Ingatestone & Fryerning Cricket Club vision merchants; & at Chelmsford
COMMERCIAL.
(Joseph Swanson. bon. sec) Smith Frederick, veterinary surgeon
Ingatestone & Fryerning Gas Light & Speller Waiter, bay dealer, Mill Green
Early .closing day, Wednesday. Coke Co. Limited (George P.Smitb, Stammers Bertha (Miss), nurse
Anger Frederick William, china & sec.; E. W. Smith, manager) Stirling-Hamilton John M.A., M.B. 1
glass dealer, High street fngatestone & Fryerning Rifle Club B.C.Camb., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Eaily L. G. butchel.' (Thomas Goulden. hon. sec) Lond. physician & 1mrgeon
Barclay & Company Limited(branch), Jarvis Rosetta (.Miss), drlles maker Stone William J. brick & tile maker
bankers ;open tues. r.3o to 4 p.m.; King Harry, wheelwright & beer ret Turner Robert, farm bailiff to 0.
sat. 9 to 12 noon : draw on London King Wm. Jsph. watch & clock ma Parry esq. Daws farm
office, 54 Lombard sb. London E C Liddell Jn. frmr. Handley Barns frm Watkins Thomas Perry, boys' school
Barfiel«l 'l'homas Roger, wood carver Long- John, shopkeeper Wells & Perry, coal, cement, slate &i
Barr Frederick, head gardener t~ E Lyon George, farmer, Hall farm drain pipe merchants, Railway sta-
N. Disney esq McGowan Robt. farmer, Little Hyde tion; & at Chelmsford. See ad·
"Bentley Percy, carpenter, High street Martin John Brazier, pork butcher vertisement
Blyth Saml. Wm. agricultural engim Milbank John, farmer, Ray farm Wells Mark, cycle agent, High street
Brock Alfred, ironmonger Milbank Wait. Chas. fishmngr.Bigh st Wilson Wm. laundry, The Nutshell
Brook Edwd. saddler & harness maker Mitchell .Andrew, farmer, Heybridge Working Men's Club & Reading Room
Browne Bobert Bollingworth, archi- farm (James W. Gallagher, bon. sec)
tect &; surveyor Moy Thos. Lim.coal merchants,Station Wright Geo. W. insur. agt.Morton rd
Camp Ernest, boot & shoe maker Nash Thomas, grocer j Wylie Alexander, farmer, Woodbarns
Camp Geo. boot & shoe ma. )lill Grn Noakes Wm. Hy. (.~Irs.), shopkeeper
INGRAVE is a pleasant village and parish, on the glebe, in the gift of Ernest L. Heatley esq. and hi'M
road from Rrentwood to 'filbury, 2~ miles from East since 1909 by the Rev. Sidney Pittman Th.A.K.C.
Borndoa station on the London, Tilbury and Soutqend The principal landowners are Lord Petre, who is lord
l'Bilwayt ~t ..south-east of Brentwood station on the main of the manor, and Miss Lownd.es, of Hatfield :Broad Oak,
{ill8 of the Great Eastern railway and 20 from London, Harlow. The soil is chiefly clay; subsoil, clay. The
iu the Mid division of the county, Barstable hundred, chief crops are wheat, oats and barley. The -area is
lk-entwood county court district and petty sessional 1,822 .acres; rateable value, [,2,887; the population. in
division, Billericay union, rural deanery of Earstable, rgn was 512.
:archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The Post Office.-Walter Bennett, sub-postmaster. Letters
chnrch of St. Nicbolas, appropriated to the use of this arrive from Brentwood at 6.50 a.m. & I2.30 & 6.go
-and the adjoining :parish of West Borndon, stands close p.m.; dispatched at 8.3'5 & 9.30 a.m. & 2 & 7.20 p.m.
to the high road, and is a red brick building in the & !1.50 a.m. on sunday. The nearest telegraph &
Lombardo-Gnthic style, consisting of chancel and nave, money order office is at Heron Gate, half a mile distant
and a massive tower at the west end containing a clock Wall Letter Boxes. Thorndon Park, cleared at 8.45 ~
and 5 bells, hung in I738: in the chancel floor are 9·40 a.m. & ~.IS & 7.30 p.m.; sundays, 12 noon;
~rasses to Margaret, daughter of John Fitz-Lewis and R~tory road, cleared at 7·55 a.m. & 2.Io & 7.25
vife of John Holland, Duke of Exeter, and previously p.m.; sundays, 11.55 a.m
vife of Sir Richard Haukford kt. ob. 17 August, 1400, County Police Station, Emest G.eorge Drain, constable
-and to Iohn Fitz-Lewis and his four wives, in heraldic
-dresses, c. I5oo. The chancel was decorated in I893 by PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Mr~ Reginald Hall ward, artist, of Woodlands, Sborne, Mixed, built in I87o & rebuilt in I9I2, for I56 children ;
11ear Gravesend: new choir stalls, pulpit and lectern average attendance, I34; :Miss Mabel Bittles, mistress
-were placed in the ehurch in 1910: there are I6o sit- Catholic. built in I875, for about 6o children; average-
tings. The Ngister date.> from the year I56o. The attendance, IS; Mrs. Nora Owen, mistress
living is a rectory, .with that of West Horndon annexed, Carrier. Joseph .Ablin passes through to Erentwood
llet ;rearly value {,28o, with residence and 75 acres of daily

PRIVA.TB :RESIDENTS.
Fleming Col. Henry Slane J.P. In- COMMERCIAL.
grave grange A.blin Henry, baker
!ldersev•
Frederick John Head William Joseph, Park house Ablin Joseph, carrier
Blatcb Mrs. 'Beldams Beatley Artb. Edwd. The Old Rectory Ballantvne•
Jatnes,farm bailiff to Lord
Boardman Waiter, The Firs Heatley. Ernest Lafont,TheOld Rectry Petre, Rectory road
Clay Major Albert, Tanglin Kuypers RPv. Charles, The Presby- Ben nett Sarab (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Compson Ernest, Manor house terv, Thorndon park Boardman William, farmer & builder,
l>avies Waiter, The Thicket, Ingrave Morris Henry Arthur Sa1mon's farm
~ide Owen Francis. "rbomdon Brewster Chas. Tbos. house cllecorator
Denne Capt.Wm.Hy. In~rave cottage j Pittman Rev. Sidnl'y Th.A.K.C. (rec- Brewster Emest Frank, house decortr
_ tor), The New Rectory I Edwards Herbert Edwin, boot maker

ESSE! 23•
 356 lNGR.AVE. ES;:,EX.
Edwards John, organist to East; Guttridge .G. J. & Son, butchers Shearman William, Brindle•
Horndon Church, assistant overseer, Harper .ADdrew Clelland, farmer, farm, Ingrave 1lide · .
& clerk. to the Parish CouncilP. r>f 1 Dairy farm Stoakley Samuel, beer retailer
Ingrave & East Borndon, assessor & Male Samuel, Green Man P.H Watt .Andrew P. farmer, lngrne &:
collector of taxes for Childerditch, .Newlan Henry Charles, baker Lapwater halls --
• East Borndon, West Borndon, In- · · . : , Whitby Isaac Benj.farmer,Gleb& farm.
grave & Great & Littla Warley ·
INWORTK is a village and parish, on a pleasant. John .Angier, a former rector, d. 28th February, 173r.
eminence near the Blackwater, ti miles south-east from The church affords 100 sittings. The register date ..
Kelvedon station, on the main line of the Great Easteru from the year 1731. The living is a rectory, ne\ yearlJI
railway, si north-east from Witham and s! south from v·alue [2oo, with 58 acres of glebe and residence, in the-
Ooggeshall, .in the Eastern division of the county, gift of Lord Islington P.C., G.C.M.G., J..P. 6nd held
hundred Of Lexden, Witham petty sessional division, since 1893 by the Rev. Francis Wingfield Dickenson.
Lexden and Winstree union, Maldon couQtY. court dis- W. oS. Calvert esq. of East Bergholt, is lord of the-
trict, rural deanery of Witham, archdeaconry of Col- manor; there are other manors running into the p~ish.
chester and Chelmsford diocese. .At Inworth is a Edward Rann esq. of Hackney, London, is the principal
station, where trains stop by signal only, on the Kelve- landowner. The land is chiefly arable and undulating;
don and Tollesbury Light Railway of the Great Eastern a portion of it is light and gravelly, but mos\ of it i~
Railway Co. ·The church of All Saints is a small and good fertile loam. '.rhe area is 1,688 acres; Tateable
ancient building of brick, flint and Tubble, in the Nor- value, £2,454; the population in 19II was 8o6 in the-
man style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and civil parish and r8o in the ~clesiastical parish.
an embattled western tower of red brick containing 5 Parish Clerk, .Alfred South.
bells: the nave and chancel are separated by a wall of k
gr eat thickness, pierced by three arches of rude and Letters through Kelvedon arrive at 7 a.m. 6.45 p.m. ;.
, dispatched at 9·5 & 11.10 a.m. & 8.20 p.m. on week.
irregular masonry, the central·arch •being the loftiest: days & 8 _30 p.m. on sunday. Tiptree is the nearest
in 1876 the church was restored and resooied and the .1 d'
south purch rPbuilt, chiefly at the cost of the late Bev. money order & telegraph office, about 2 mi es Istant
Canon A.. H. Br1 dges M ..A. rector of Beddington (d. Letter Box, In worth Street, cleared at g.<: & II.15 a. m_
1891): the fun~ 1s octangular and is supported by a · & 3.20 & 8.20 p.m.; sundays, 8.20 p.m
cylindrical shaft: there is a memorial in the church to The children of this parish attend 1'iptree school
Deal John Overett, Par·k farm I COMMERCIAL.
Dickenson Rev. Frauds Wingfield, CJHJ['lin Edward, market gardeu~r
Moss John William J.P. farmer,.
Threshelfords
1
Rectory Deal William & Sons, farmers, Park Shave Philip John, farmer
Fuller Mrs. Hillside farm & lnworth hall Wager William, poultry farmel'
Phipps James Henry, 'l'he Laurels Harrington .Alfred, farmer Wilks Alfred, market gardener
Powell Lewis Henry, Inworth hall Ide Louisa (Mrs.), frmr. The Grange
KEDINGTON is a parish in Bisbridge union, formerly partly in this county, but now wholly in Suffolk,.
and full particulars will be found in "Kelly's Directory of Suffolk."
KELVEDON (or Easterford) is a parish and village, Queen Victoria. Here was born, xgth June, 1834, thtt
standing partly on r·ising ground on the north-western Rev. Charles Baddon Spurgeon. the famous Baptist
bank of the river Blackwater, over which is a bridge minister, and son of the Rev. John Spurgeon: he lfa•
leading to Feering and on the anci-ent and main road educated in a school at Colch-ester, and during his early
from London to Colchester, with a station on the Great years acted as usher in a private academy at Nelf-
Eastern railway, 42 miles from London, 4 north-east market : he first began preaching in connection with
from With:un, 8 south-east from Braintree, 8 north-east a Nonconformist congregation at Cambridge, and at the-
from Maldon and 3 south from Coggeshall. From age of seventeen took charge of a Baptist chapel at.
Kelvedon is a light railway to Tollesbury, the property Waterbeach; but 'in 1853 removed to the New Park
of the Great Eastern Railway Company. The parish Street chapel, Southwark, and there remained till the,
ill in the Eastern division of the county, Witham opening of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in 1861 : beside&
hundred and petty sessional division, Braintree union, being a voluminous writer and the pastor of a. congrega-
Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court tion numbering about 6,ooo, he was an active politician,.
district, rural deanery of Witham, archdeaconry of and opposed Mr. Gladstone's Irish measures of 1886.
Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The village is •.md in 1887 he --.vithdrew from the Baptist Union;.
lighted with gas by a company and supplied with latterly his health had become very precarious, and b~
water from Coggeshall. The church of St. Mary the died at ~entone, 31st January, r8g2. Felix Hall,
Virgin is a building of flint in the Early English originally called Filliols Ball, having come into the-
style, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, hands of a family surnamed Filiol, it having previous
south porch and a western tower with shingled to the Conquest been held by one Gadmund·, in 134S.
spire, containing a clock and 6 bells: during the year pass-ed by marriage to Sir John de Bohan, then by
1876 and 18n the church was restored by subscription marriage to Sir David Owen, natural son of King-
at a cost of .£3,000, the bells being rehung, a new Henry VII. ; in 1532 passed to King Henry VIII. wh&
pulpit erected, carved oak choir stalls and desk placed granted the manors of Filliol Hall to Richard Long esq.
in the chancel and a new east window inserted, and one of the Gentlemen of his Bedchamber; afterwards-
there are memorial windows to the Rev. G. P. Bennett, passed to .Anthony Abdy, a sheriff of :London, in 1630,.
vicar 1859-91, and his wife; to Sir Henry Curtis Bennett, and remained in the Abdy family till 1744, when it.
their son, and to Mrs. Frere: the chancel was restored passed by marriage or sale through the Willia.ms• of
at the cost of the late Sir Thomas Sutton Western bart Teadring Hall, who rebuilt Felix Hall, but sold it in
as lay rector. The church affords 450 sittings. The 1761 to Daniel Matthews, who in turn sold to a Mr. Rook,.
register dates from the year 1558. The· living is a who sold to Mr. (afterwards Lord) Western about 1790;:
vicarage, net yearly value £269, with residence and 57 it remained the propt>rly ·of the Western family tiiJ
acres of glebe, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, 1913, when Harry Wrightson esq. who had married a
and held since 1891 by the Rev. Edward Francis Hay Miss Western, bought the property and now resides
M.A. of· St. John's CoUzge, Oxford. The Catholi' there : it is a building with a portico supported by six
church, dedicated to Mary Immaculate and the Holy Corinthian pillars, and stands in a fine park of about
Archangels, is an edifice of red brick, and adjoining qo acres, affording a good view over the valley of the-
is a convent. There is also a. Congregational chapel, river Blackwater. Kelvedon is divided into two manors.
erected in 1853, seating 350 persons, and a meeting of which the Bishop of London and Sir T. 0. C. Western
house for the Societv of Friends. The Freemasons have hart. are respectively lords. .A considerable portion of
a lodge hl're (Easterford, 2342), opened in March, 1890; the land is now owned bv •
the farmers. The land is
meetings are held monthly, on Thursday nearest th~> arable and mixed; subsoil, gravel and loam. The chief
full moon. The St. Mary's Parish Room, which will crops are wheat, barley, turnips, beans and peas and
accommodate 250 persons, can be hired for entertain- seeds. The parish contains an area of 3,201 acres of
ments &c. The Institute, erected in 1gn, contains a hall land and I I of water; rateable value, [9,157; the
to seat 350. There is a Conservative and Unionist Club. population in 1911 was 1,597 in the civil and 1,581 }Jr
Marler's charity, amounting to £10 yearly, is for the the ecclesiastical parish.
support of almshouses and the maintenance of th-3
village well. Smith's (1636), of [,1o yearly, arising GORE PIT, in Feering parish, which is supposed th
from lands in Easthorpe, is given to the poor in brl'ad. have taken its name from a battle fought there, is a
The almshouses were entirely rebuilt, at a cost of £8oo, suburb of Kelvedon. on the other side of the Blackwater,.
in commemoration of the Jubilee of Her late ~ajesty over which is a bridge of one arch.
 l>IRECTORY. J E- SEX. KELYEDON. 357
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.- PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Ernest W. Walker, sub-postmaster (letters should Assessor & Collector of King's Taxes, Waiter Frank
hue Essex added) Siggers
..Outgoing :Mails.-London & through, 9.40 a.m. ; Col- Assistant Overse-~r, Frank Alien Osborn
-chester, Harwich, Ipswich, Halstead &; Norwich, 12 Medical Officer &; Public Vaccinator, Kelvedon District,
·noon; London & through, 12.30 p.m. ; London & Braintree Union & Messing District, Lexden & Wins-
through, Witham, Chelmsford, Braint;ee, Maldon &. tree Cnion, Certifying Factory Surgeon & Medical
'Halstead, 4-IO p.m.; Colchester, Ipswich & through, Officer to Post Office & to the Board of Education,
4.40 p.m.; London & through, 7 p.m.; London .t AlbE"rt Turner L.R.C.S. & L.R.C.P. & L.M.Edin.,
·through, Ipswich, Colchester, Witham, Chelmsford &. L.M.S.S.~-\.Lond
all parts, g.so p.m.; Halstead, g.so p.m.; sundays.
0 .50 p.m. Parcels are dispatched at 12.30, 7 & 8 PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
••
p m. sulidays excepted The undermentioned schools are under the control (
Uncoming Mails.-London & through, Halstead, 10.30 the. Esse~ Education (Braintree District) Sub-Com-
p.m.; Colchester, Harwich & Ipswich, 2.5 a.m.; xnittee, John Gleave, County High school, Braintree,
London & throu!l"h, 6.25 a. m. for delivery 7 a.m. ; clerk
London" & through. 10.30 a.m. for delivery 11 a.m.; Boys', built in I8J8, & the schoolroom built in 1863
Colchester, Harwich & Ipswich, 4·45 p.m.; London l for the girls' sin~e added to the boys' school, for 81
through, 5·45 p.m. for delivery at 6 p.m. Parcel!! children; average att-endance, So; W. W. Thorne,
moaster
"llails arrive at 10.30 a.m. for delivery at I I a.m.; at
Girls', for So children; aver-age attendance, 55; Miss
5·45 p.m. for delivery at 6 p.m. ; & 4 a.m. for delivery
at 7 a.m J ames, mistress
Wall Letter Boxes.-At station, cleared at 9.25 & 11.55 Infants'. accommodating 100; average attendance, 50;
a. m. & 4.30, 5.30 & 9· xo p.m. ; at Angel Hotel wall. Miss G-~rtrude M. Wadley, mistress
Aylett's School & dwelling house, left by will in 1635,
cleareci at 9-40 &. II-40 a.m. & 12.30, 4, 6.45 & 9-15
p.m & now the Kelvedon Maldon Road school, was en-
larged in 1894, & will hold :u3 children; a new room
'f!tar Wall Box, 9.40 a.m. 12 noon, 4• 4-40, 5-40 & 9.15 for infants was also added; average attendance, 57;
p.m Waltl'r James Brett, master
<Joggeshall road, 9.15 & I0.35 a.m. & 4.10 & 8.30 p.m.;
sundays, 9· IS a.m
•
CONVEYANCE.
Railway Station, Ernest Edward Jordan, station master
Omnibus to Coggeshall, 7. 32 & I0.2I a.m. & 5.15 p.m. ;
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. returns 8.35 & I1.5o a.m. & 6.50 p.m
.St. Mary's Parish Boom, Philip Shelly, sec
Pire Brigade, formed in 1887, George Braddy, capt. & CARRIERS.
7 firemen ~Ioore Brothers, to Colchester, wed. & sat. returning
lnstitute, William C. Moore, hon. sec the same days ; to Chelmsford, mon. tues. thur. fri.
:Public Hall, W. H. Scott, manager &; sat. returning the same days

PRIVATE RESIDESTS.
'Barratt Mrs. The Poplars
BTetnall Mrs
JJus:.Pll Mrs. The Limes
oChaplin David, Church strel't
Chaplin John
Clarke Miss, Easterford villa
<Cobbold Misseil, Em!lhome
<Oollen Lady, The Cedars
'Davies Rev. W.i1lliam Ebenezer (Con-
gregational), The Manse
"Docwra. Mi11ses, Greyt~
"Dndding Mrs. The Bungalow •
iFranklin Mrs. Easterford villa
Frere Nit~s
'Hay Rev. Edwd. Fras. M.A.. Vicarage
Lance Mrs. Red house
May fllrs. Bridge house
'Mechi Miss, Cedar cottage
Meyer Rev. Edmund (Roman Cath)
·Moore Charles, Lawson villa
1Moore Edward, Sunnyside
.Musk Samuel
"Page Miss
"Polley J. Ottewell, Ewell hall
"Randolph-Symmons Francis, The
Lawn house
'Reynolds Capt. John H.Greys cottage
'alhoades James, Kingsthorpe house
Sheldrake Harry James, White Barn
·Sheldrake James Ernest, Farm hill
Sheldrake WilliP, White Barn
·Turner A1bert, Kelvedon house
"Turrell Thomas W. Ormonde lodge
"Valpy 1tev. Jn. Hooper M.A. (curate)
-"W1seman Misses
-"Wrightsen "Harry, Felix hall
"Youngman Mis-s Harriet
COlBIERCIAL.
Early c'losing day, Wednesday.
1
..A.llen & Boggis, coal merchants
:Barclay & Company Limited, bankers Borne John Joseph, draper
~>nb-brnnch' ('H. B. Peecock, man- Hunwick Brothers.
ager; G. 1'. Prencb, agent), tues.
& fri. IO to 2: ~at.· g.;w to 12.30; Hunwick Alfred C. hair dresser
draw on ht>ad office, 54 Lombard 5t. Hunwi('k Gt'<JrQ"l' B. sadd:er
London E C
"lJelcham The~mas. painter
"Bonner Al-fred, seed gTOWeT
-Bonner "Htibert. ~eeil grower
=I~r-add:Y lklC". iroJlfAongert>
Braddv• George,saw mills,well sinker,
builder, contractor & undertaker.
T N 2 P.O. Kelvedon
Brooldield Ernest William, grocer
Brown Alfred, private gardener to J.
E. Sheldrake esq.Farm Hill cottage
Burrells John W. baker
Church Arthur, butcher
Conservative Association
Conser\·ative & Unionist Club (Perc~-
Childs, >-<>c)
Cook David, cabinet maker
Crampin Brothers, bakers
Crampin Mary (Mrs.), baker
Cranmer Charles. chimney sweeper
Cranmer Edwin James, farmer
Crowe George, fancy repository
Cullen Lewis Jn. farmer, Clarks frm
Deal Fred, fturist
Deek~ Frederick. seed grower
Digby Joseph, The George inn
Doughton Frank William, smith
Doughton Henry, smith
Eary &; Rayment, builder>:
Earv Waiter, Victoria P.H
Elliott Edwa-rd, George & Dragon P.H
Everitt Arthur, tobacconist
Fire Brigade(George Braddy, captain)
Fisk Herbert A. tailor · Rayment Arthur, builder, see Eary
Fitch Lazarus, brewers' traveller
Fuller & Son!'!, brewers
Garrard Frank, butcher
Garrard Jas. C. farmer, Porters farm
Gilbr Frederick. shopkeeper
Gisby Emma Willett (Mrs.), White
Hart P.H
Gisby Vinc<>nt, hair dresser
Glover Brothers, cycle agents
Gould Charles o,·erett, builder
11-•mld Frank, seed !?rower
Hart George V. grocer
agricultural &
general engnrs. Swan Street work~
Hunwicke Lnui~a (":'vliss), stationer
Institnte (Wm. C. ~Ioore, hon. !lee)
KelvE>don Gas Co
Kelvedon Nursin~ Institute (Miss A.
Jones, matron)
King Em m a (Mrs.), dress maker
Liberal Association (Alec A.rnold, sec)
London County &; W e.stminster Bank
LimitPd (sub-branch) (W. A. Long,
manager), open tues. & fri. II to 2,
High 8treet; draw on head office,
41 Lothhury, London E C
Masonic (Easterford 2342) Lodge (W.
J. Moss esq. treasurer)
May Arthur George, chimney sweeper
Miller George, ftorist .
Moore Brothers, temperance !hotel,
jobmasters, carriers & motor car &;
motor omnibus proprietors
Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants
Newman Robert William, grocer
Nichols Jn. frmr. Monk's & Park frms
Osborn Frank Alien, assistant over-
seer & house agent
Pari~>h J ames & Sons, farmers, Little
Coggeshall hall
Pluck Fred, grocer
Polley J. Ottewell, seed grower, Ewell
hall
Porter Edwd.Frank,Star & Fleece hotl
Public Hall (W. H. Soott, manager)
Raven Edwin Jt~ph. machinist,Mill fm
Raven John Sach, farmer, Highfields
&; Ravment
Rogers ·sl.miller(water).Kelvedon mill
St. Mary's Parish Boom (Philip
Shelly, sec)
Scarff J oseph William,Bailway tavern
Scott William Henry, flori11t
Shelly Philip, drug stores
Shemmin~ Wal.ter, boot maker
Siggers Henry,. seed grower
Siggers Waiter Frank, builder & con-
tractor, & assessor & collector of
King's taxes
Smith Jas. Lindsev, •
farmer, A.llshots
Smith John William, butcher
Smith Maud (Miss), private school
South~ate George, fishmonger
Surridge Ernest Edward, solicitor; t
at Cog~eshall
Tiptree Self-He:p Co-operative & In~
dustrial Society Ltd. (A. Alen,mg~
Turner &; Bodkin,physicians & surgns
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--a5s KEL\'EDON. ESSEX. (K1!:LLY'S

Turner Albt. L.R.C.S.,L.R.C.P .&L.M. factory surgeon & medical officer to Warner Edward k Sons, fannel'l.
~l;lin.,. L.M. S.S.A.Lond. physician & Post office & to the Board of Educa- 'Chnreh hall & Crabs farm
surgeon (firm, Turner &; Bodkin), tion, Kelvedon ho. T N 3 Kelvedon Wil1smer Herbert, boot make:r
&; medical (}:fficer &; public vaccina- Turrall Ernest, boot repairer Winder Chris'topher W. J.ngel hotel
tor ~el\'edon. district, Braintree Underwood William J, 'Watch maker Wood Arthur ChaTles, saddle:r .t; har-
Ul).ion & Messing district, Lexden Ward .A.lfre<l Charles, grocer. , ness maker · ,
,Jr. Winstree uaion~ . & certifying •
• W oraker Charles, plumber ·
XELVEDON HATCH acquired its present name ~teres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. 0. M.
before the time of .King Edward the Confessor; it is a Peregrine, and held since 1908 by the Rev. William
village and parish, near the river Roding, 3 miles south Samuel Mavor M.D. of Durham University. Charities of
from Ongar station on a branch of the Great Eastern £35 yearly value, arising from the rent of land, ar&
railway, 5 north-north-west from Brentwood, and 20 given annually in money to the poor. The Church
from London, in the Western division of the county, room here is used as a working men's club, and is
Ongar hundredJ petty sessional division and union, provided with a readin~ and games room. Kelvedon
Brentwood county court district, and in the rural Hall, the prop·erty of Edward Carington WrigM esq.
deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford J.P. and now occupied by John .A.lgernon Jones tsq.
diocese. The .church of St. Nichola.s is a structure of is a fine mansion, surrounded by woods and plantations.
brick in the Early English style, rebuilt about nnd has an ornamental piece of water; attached to th&
1740, and consists of chancel and nave and a small hall is a Coatholic chapel, dedicated to St . .loseph, which
western belfry with spire containing one bell : there is now disused. The chief landowners are Edward
are several mon'llments and brasses to the Luther, Carington Wright .esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor.
Wright and Dolby families, dated 1608, 1653 and 1656: Henry Scroop Fane esq. and Charles Dun can Royds esq.
one of these, dated 1638, is thus described! •• Fratres J.P'. of Brizes Park. The soil is mixed; ~ubsoil, clay
in unum. Heere !yes Richard and Anthonie Lvther und gravel The chief crops are wheat, oats and lnlrley.
esquires, so truly loving brothers that they lived neere The area is 1,678 acres of land and 6 of wateq l'Rteable
fortie years joint hovsekeepers together at Miles, with- value, £2,901; a f'Cattered population in 19II of 384.
out anie acMmpt atwixt them:" another to Jam~
Lvther is without date and runs thus: '' Sleepe heere Parish Clerk, William Enever. ""'
sweet sainte till the trompe awake thee, and for Him-
selfe revive thee, that first did make thee :" the Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Kelvedon Common. :Miss .Alil!e
brasses include a figure of a civilian's wife, c. 1560, male Emily Dutton, sub-postmistress. Letters ~&rrin from
effigy and inscription lost; and an inscription to Brentwood week days at 4·45 a.m. & HI noon Ai 7.25
Frances, .daughter of Philip Waldegrave and wife· of p.m.; dispatched at 9.40 a m. &; 1.50 & 7.40 p.m. ~
John Wright, ob. 1656: the church was restored in sundays, arrive 4·45 a.m. ; di;;patched, 7.40 p.m
1873, at a cost of £380, by subscription, but is Pillar Letter Box, Orchard Dem1, cleared g.so a.m. l
now closed. The church and churchyard, except in 2 & 7.40 p.m. week days; 7.40 p.m. sunday
certain specified cases, were closed to interments 31 Public Elementary School (mixed), erected, with master~&
Dec. 1893· The new church, built in 1895 a.t a cost of house, in 188o, at a cost of £I,I50, for 95 children;
j;2,ooo, is of red brick, in the Early English style, and average attendance, 63; William Tilley, master; Mn.
con~iRts of chancel, nave. north porch and a belfry with
Marion White, mistress
small spire containing one bell : the pulpit of wr(}ught
iron 'Was given by the late E. W. Puxon esq. and a lec- This. school is controlled by the Essex Education On~r
tern of similar character by Mrs. Puxon: there are 150 District Sub-Committee, .A.rnold Richardson, Ongar,
sittings. The register dates from the year 156x. The clerk
living is a rectory, net yearly value £260, including 30 County Police, Alexander Barrett, constable
r COMMERCIAL. Mugleston Isaiah Hobson, fa:rmetp
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Boniface Ernest A. farmer, Dodd's Langfords farm
Earthy Walt-er George, Crownfields ! farm Porter Jesse, wood dealer
Fane Col. Frederick John, Priors 'Brown Henry, laundry, Rose cot Purlds Eliza (Mrs.), refreshment l'ms
Gould William, Mushroom ball Burton John·, gamekeeper to John Purkis William, miller (wind), Kelve-
:rones John Algernon, Kelvedon hall Algernon Jones esq.Kelvedon lodge don Common mill
Mavor Rev. William Samuel M.D. Dutton Arthur Lamb, school attend-, Sawkins James, coal deale1'
(rector), Rectory I ance officer, Post office :Smith David, Eagle P.H
Mullock Capt.Sidney Goos,The Chase Fuller James Alfred, coal dealer I Smith Harry, refreshment rooms
Patterson Alan, Woodlands I Giblin George William, farmer Sparlw Frederick, gardener to J. A.
Roebuck William iRobert Godlonton, Giblin Waiter, baker Jones esq
Orohard dene IKnightbridge William Chas. butcher Tingley Thomas, beer reteiler
Royds Charles Duncan J.P. Brizes pk: Mugleston Louisa (Mrs.) & May Waters John, head gardener to O. J).
Simpson-.Shaw Mrs. Germain's j (Miss), water finders (spring), Royds esq. J.P
Warmsley John, Church house 1 Langfords Weal William. carman
XIRBY-LE-SOKEN (or rKirby), divided into Upper the late R. Blanshard esq. : there are 308 sittings. Tbe
and Lower, is a parish on a creek of Hanford Water, register dates from the year 1681 and includes regis-
with a station at Kirby Cross on the Tendring Hun- trations from Walton-le-Soken, from 1798 to x812. The
dred branch of the Great Eastern railway, 69 miles living is a vi{!arage, net yearly value £2oo, with 6
from London, 2! west from Walton steamboat pier, 12 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of trustees. and
11outh-west from Harwich, 12 south-east from Manning- held since 1913 by the Rev. William Georg~ Proctor.
tree and 15 east from Colchester: it is one of the A Church hall and Sunday school was opened in rgos
three liberties called the "Sokens," the chief of which on the site of the old National school, at a cost of
is at 'l'horpe, and is in the North-Eastern division £350. The Wesleyan chapel will seat 100 persons.
of the county, Tendring hundred, petty sessional The Primitive Methodist chapel at Kirby Cross, erected
divtsion and union, Colchester, Clacton and Harwich in 1873, has 150 sittings, and this sect has also an iron
joint. county court district, rural deanery of St. room at Lower Kirby with sittings for So persons. The
Osyth, archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford charities comprise £100, formerly in South Sea annui-
dioces·~. Kirby has a wharf on the creek. The .chur('h ties, but now in 2~ per cent. Consols: the deed& 'We~
of St. Michael is an ancient structure of flint with lost for a considerable period, during which time the
sto11e dressings, consisting of ch!lncel, nave of three interest doubled the original amount, which was £so.
bays, aisles, north porch and an embattled western Two acres two roods of land, left by an unknown donor,
tower containing 5 bells, one dated 1641, three 1729 and were sold, and the proceeds, yielding about {,12 IOS.
one somewhere between 1750 and 1770: a clock with two yearly, are also applied to charitable uses. A court leet
dials, the gift of the late Mrs. Sbum, of Hill House, was is held at the Ship inn, July 26th. The trnstees of the
place-d in the tower in 1884: the main portion of the late Maj.-Gen. Williams and Col. Richard PercivaJ
-bnilding is in the Early Decorated style, h'llt the tower Davis,' of Walton-on-the-Naze, are the principal land-
was ad.ded in the Perpendicular period: there are six owners. The soil is loamy and clay; subsoil, princi-
stained windows, that at the east end having ·been pre- pally clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats..
sented by the late R. Blanshard esq. in memory of his beans, peas and roots. The area is 3,846 acres of land..
wife, who die-d in 1866: the stained west window was 8 of inland and 210 of tidal water and 763 of foreshore;.
-erected by A. F. Ericsson esq. at a cost of £175, in rateable value, £4,771; the population in ,·19n was
memory of his wife, who died 22 Dec. 1891: the chan- 1,094 in th-e civil parish and 1,o88 in the ecclesiaslical.
'Cel was restored in 1870 and the nave and aisles in 1872, parish.
at a cost of £J,ooo, chiefly through the liberality of
 .J>IRECTOllY. J ESSEX. { LAlNDON, BASILTION l
l AND LEE CHAPEL. } '359
HORSEY is a marshy island, lZ miles long .and a mile 1 Colchester at 3.40 p.m,; sundaylf, 6.30 :a.m..-; clis-
and a halt broad, lying in a bwy adj scent and used patched at u a.m. & 8.15 p.m.; suncia.ys, 8•..1:; p.m
,ehietly for grazing, but it has a few houses and a ford Frinton-on-Sea. is the nearest tel~r.aph office, '2 :miles
to the main land. There 1s also Pewett Island; which distant r
forms a. larga man; h.,. Skippers Island , (or Holme>~} and Lettel' Box, Frinton road, eleared week dan ati. l0·35
other smaller islands. a.m. & 8.35 p.m, ; sundays, 8.35 p.m
Letter :Box, Railway Station, cleared week day~ at 9·45
KIRB"'f CROSS is a hamlet of Kirby, on one of the a.m. & 6.45 p.m.; sundays, 10.15 a.m
cross roads from Thorpe to Walton. Upper Street is a
Police Sbation, Kirby, Charles Hockley, constable
hamlet, on the same line of road.
Parish Clerk. William Rush. PUBLIC ELEME~TARY SCHOOL.
Poit Ottice, Kirby.~Miss Elizabeth Jane Lott, sub-post- Waiter C. Bareham, Little Clacton, attendance officer
mistress. Letters arrive from Kirby Cross, at 6.50 Mixed, built in I9<Jo, for 240 children; average attend-
a.m. k 4·5 p.m. ; dispatched at :10.40 a.m. &; 7.40 ance, 166; Godfrey R. Percy, master
p.m.; sunda.ys, arrive 8 a.m.; dispatched 7.40 p.m. This school is under the control of the Essex Education
Th~ -nearest .money order office is at Kirby Cross, & (Tendring) Advisory Sub-Committee, G. 0. Holland,
ielegraph .office at Walton-on-th~r-Naze, !2 miles distant Technical institute, North hill, Colchester, clerk
Post k M. 0. Office, Kirby Cross (letters should have Railway Station, Frederick Wm. Booth, station master
Essex added).-Robert Sparling, sub-postmaster. Carrier.-Grant, from Walton, passes through, tues,
Letters arrive from Ipswich at 6.30 a.m. & from t.hurs. & sat
KIRBY. Parker Prederick Henry, boot maker Wolfe Edward T. Frederick's haven
PlliVATE RESIDENTS. Parker Marie Beatrice (Mrs.),dress ma COMMERCIAL.
Baker George, White house Potter George D. poulterer Baker Maurice, farmer, Meerls, Sad-
Cock William James, The Hall Skingley Charles David, grocer ler's & Turpin's farms
Gaze Albt.Ives,TheBungalow,Vista av Snare William, apartments Bines Charles, insurance agent
Lloyd Llewelyn M.A., J.P. The Yew Thorp Emily (Miss), shopkeeper Burrows George, bailiff to-J. W. Mose
Treeil Wagstaff John, grocer & draper esq. Willow farm
Piper Frank, Red lodge Wat~ Rowland, farmer, Sneating hall Clark -Harry, wheelwright
Proctor Rev. William George (vicar), Woollard Thomas, lJee.r retailer Davies Rev. Robert, nurseryman,
The Vica~e Glenmore gardens
Shum Miu, Hill house KIR:13Y CROSS. Davies William, farmer, Blue house
" COMMERCIAL. Carter Laurence, :Killarney Farrow William, coal dealer
Bartle Alfred, Ship inn Coomer Thomas, Hope house Manning William, boot repairer
Brown Waiter, Red Lion P.H Crompton Thomas A.lbert, Bramleigh Moy Thomas Limited, coal merchants
Clarke John, farmer, King's farm Cunis William R. :Roselawn Oxley Thomas, marine store dealer
Eagle John Woodruffe, farmer, :Brick- Davies Rev. Robert, Glenmore house Page Richard, grocer
barn,. Horsey Island & Marsh House Dawson Robert Ho race, Ramirez Smith Chas. J ohn,Hare & Hounds inn
farms Goddard Herbert, 'The Willows Smith Herbert, licensed slaughterer
Garrod Sydney Harry,grocer &; draper Lucraft George See:ey, Oaklands Snare Arthur, farmer &i dairyman,
Gray Dennis, butcher Marsh Alfred, White lodge Hill House farm
Lott Elizabeth Jane (Miss), shop- Ridley Miss, Wayside Sparling Robert, baker, & post office
keeper, Post office Robson John W. Springfield Stevemon Alex. farmr.Hodgenolds fm
Main Wm. Walli!!, farmer, Birch hall Salmon Herbert John, Fern bank Stone Hector, timbel' merchaut
Oxborrow Robert & Son, blacksmiths Secretan Edwin Herbert, The Cottage Youngs John, Railway tavern
LAINDON, BASILDON AND LEE CHAPEL.
I.AJNDON is a parish and village, with a station on the annexed, joint net yearly value £350, wit}A 54 acres of
direct line of the London, Tilbury & Southend railway, glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bis:t;1.0p of Chelmsr
and is ~ miles south-east from Brentwood and 25 from ford,. and held since 1897 by the Rev, H(!l'bert. Car"
London, in the Mid division of the county, :Barstable penter. Here are two mission hall&. The Vineyard
hundred, Brentwood county court district and petty ses- charity, amounting to about £4, is distributed in bread.
sional division, Billericay union, and in the rural deanery Lord Petre, who is lord of the mano:r, an~ C. Edgar
of Barstable and :Brentwood, archdeaconry of Essex and Lewis esq. are the principal landowners. The soil is heavy
Chelmsford diocese. The parish is supplied with gas clay ; subsoil, clay. The land is now mainly divided
by a local company and with water by the Southend up for building purposes ; the remainder is principally
Waterworks Company. The church of St. Nicholas, grazing ; some barley and wheat is raised. The area
standing on rising- ground, is a. building of stone, is 2,049 aci'es; rateable value, £3,890; the population
originally Early English, but now in the Perpen- in 19II was 738 in the c;!ivil parish and 1,380 in the
dicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south aisle ecclesiastical parish.
or chapel, divided from the nave by an arcade of twQ Parish Clerk, Thomas Spooner.
bays, south porch, and a western tower of wood, rising
above the roof of the nave, with oak shingled broach Post & M. 0. Office, High street.-Mrs. Kate Andrews..
spire and containing 5 bells, two of which are dated sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Romford, 7 &
1636 and 1756: the tower or belfry is carried on an 10 a.m. & 7.30 to 8 p.m,. to callers; sunday, 8.30 to
elaborate arrangement of timber framing at the west 10 a.m. to callers; dispatched, 9-40 a.m. & 12.45• 5.20
& 8.30 p.m. ; suuday, I0-45 a.m. The nearest tele-
end '()f the nave, which starts from the :floor and is
carried up through the roof, but is kept free from · g~aph office is Laindon Hills, I mile distant
this as well as from the walls : the font is of stone, and Post Office. Thomas Newman, sub-postmaster. Letteta
consists of a square plainly arcaded basin, resting on a arrive from Romford at 7.40 & u.5o a.m. & 4 p.m.j
large cylindrical support, with four smaller ones at the sunday, 9·5 a.m.; dispatched at 7-30 & 11-45 a.m. &
angles, the whole being on a square base : there are 4.50 p.m.; sunday, 8.55 a.m. The nearest money
two piscinre and two ·brasses, one of a priest, e. 1468, order office is at High street, Ii miles distant; the
and assigned, with great probability, to John Kekil- telegraph office is at :Basildon, 2 miles distant
penny, an ancient rector, holding a chalice, and a Pillar Letter Boxes. :Basildon road, 8 & 10.30 a.m. &
smaller effigy of a priest, with chalice and host, but 4.20 p.m. ; sunday, 10 a.m.; Laindon common,
not wearing a stole, c. 1510, and perhaps representing cleared at 7·35 a.m. & 6.40 p.m. ; sunday, 6.1:5 a.m. ;
Dr. Richard Bladwell, ob.· 1513; both these brasses Central hall, cleared at 8.15 a.m. & 4.30 p.m.; sun-
have lost their inscriptions : there is a large slab with day, 9.15 a.m
the matrix of another brass on the south side of the John Puckle, in. 1614, endowed a. school here with an
nave. Perhaps the most interesting feature about the income of £65 yearly, arising from land in Laindon i
church is the priest's house adjoining the west end, the this land is now sold & the income arising from the
lower story of which was used, till recently, as a invested capital is paid to the Essex County Council
•chool room; of its curious external oak framing, so for educational purposes, with the exception of £.4>
much as was actually decayed was removed at the originally left for the poor of Great Burstead, and
restoration and replaced by new, the remainder being £I IS. fo.r a sermon to be preached OD st, John's Day
refixed and kept · together by iron bands : the lower to commemorate the charity
room is now used as a vestry: the restorations, carried
out in I88I-J, at a cost of £1,7oo, from designs by Mr. Public Elementary School (mixed). built in 1877, for 92
P. Chancellor, of Chelmsford, are in the Perpendicular children; average attendance, 78 1 Mrs. Louisa Stan-
st~le:
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there are r..-o llittin!!!l. The reg-ister
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date~ from I nard, mistress
the year 1653. The li,·ing is a rectory, with Bnsildon Railway Station, Waiter Harl't>y, station mn~ter
 LA.INDON, BABILDON ~
360 { A.!'iD LEE CHAPEL. S ESSEX. [KELLY'S
BASILDON (or Battelsdon), though now ecclesiastically gables, partly faced with wood. Here is a Mission halJ
annexed to Laindon, is said to have been formerly a town. and a building known as Fairview Hall, and used fol
The church of the Holy Cross, founded certainly before concerts, political meetings &c. A bequest of £200 wu
1326 and probably much earlier, and standing on an made in 1862 by Samuel Leake Gibbons, the interest of
eminence, is a structure of brick and stone in the Per- which is given to the poor of this parish. The soil it
pendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, south heavy, strong land. 'l'he principal crops are wheat,
porch and a western tower of ragstone, with plain barley, oais, beans, peas and clover. The area is J,6IS
moulded parapet, pyramidal roof with vane, and con· ac:res; rateable value, £3,510; the population• in 1911
taining 3 bells, one with an ancient inscription to St. W"'llS 505.
KatheriHe and two others dated 1677 and 1756: the porch Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Albert C. Kilsby, sub-post·
is of open timber work with an elegantly cusped barge master. Letters arrive from Billericay, Essex, at 7·45
board: the chancel was rebuilt m 1597, by Arthur a,m. &i 5-40 p.m. ; sunday, 8.40 a.m. ; dispatched at
Denham, the rector, of which there is a record in Latin 7·55 a.m. & 5.40 p.m. ; sunday, 10.15 a.m.; open on
on the east wall: in th~ church is a slab older than sundays from 8.30 a.m. to 10.15 a.m
any visible part of the fabric; it ,is. of .the 13th or early Pillar Letter Boxes. Snmmerhill, cleared at 8:45 a:m.
qth century and a portion of. tht~ inscription comprises & 5.30 p.m.; sunday, 10.25 a.m.; Gardiner's lane,
the words '' + ICI; GIST: MARGARETE ": in 188o cleared at 7-40 a.m. & 6.5 p m. ; sunday, 9·45 a.m
the chancel was thoroughly restored and new oak choir The children here attend th('l Public Elementary School
stalls were introduced: the nave was reseated in 1888 : a at Laindon
curious tablet on the north wall of the nave records that
in 1702 the parishioners paid eleven shillings and six- LEE CHAPEL (East Lea or Ley, signifying the east
pence in the pound, according to their rental, for the pasture) was formerly an extra-parochial district, but is
rest-oration of the church. The register dates from 1707, now a parish in Billericay union, about a mile and a
previous entries having been made in the Laindon half south from Laindon church ; it was formerly a
registers. The rectory house was built in 1859• by a distinct manor and is a chapelry: the ancient chapel or
former rector, assisted by a loan of £1,500 from Queen chantry is now demolished: the parish contains 475
.Anne's bounty. According to Morant, Barstable Hall, in acres; rateable value, £1,5o6; and 56 inhabitants in
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this parish, gave its name to the hundred. Oliphant's 1911. Part of the parish is reputed to be extra-parochial
farm, in Basildon, is a picturesque house with three for ecclesiastical purposes.
LAINDON. Jones Albert, poultry· farmer Carpenter Rev. Herbert, The Rectory
(Marked thus * receive their letters Kimm Annis ..!.melia {Mrs.), draper Oattley Mark C. Daneh•rst
through Billericay.) Lagden Jeremiah Richard, farmer, Goodenough Mrs. The Poplars
Downman Rev. Edward Andrews Laindon Hall farm Hobs Frederick Julius, Pinehurst
Hayward Mrs. Hiawatha le Brun ~ouglas Ri?hardson, teacher Ja.mes ~illiam John, The Bryn .
Harris Frederick, Home lodge of music, South VIe~ Lon~mr Jam~s .Arnott, Summer hill
*Je:fferies Mrs. Laindon common Longsta:ffe Edgar, artist Melvill Mrs. Highland
Kina Wm. Francis The Manor house Lubbock Robert, joiner Richmond Joseph, The Nook
Nicholson Thos. Ephraim, Homeland Luff Annie (Mrs.), !hair dresser ~harpe Wi_Ili_am K. Ivy Gartb
Palmer Harold Lewis J.P. Basildon rd Lu:ff Harry, cycle agent Storer Wilham Henry~ Much Yelp
*Thorne Mrs. Annie Frith farm Mansfield & Sun, builders Turnbull Mrs. Rowans
Laindon Common ' ' Mansfield Charles By. poster writer Watldns Arthur James, The Cedars
*Tweed Hv. Richd. B. Laindon Frith Markham John, farmer
• *Miles Thomas, farmer, Laindon road COMMERCIAL,
COMMERCIAL. Miller Tom, poultry farmer *Anderson Hy. Geo. Wm. 'beer retlr
Adams Stephen, confectioner Newman Thomas, blacksmith, Post off Corney Edwin Herbert, nurseryman
Andrews Edwin Charles, stationer *Norrell Edwin, farmer, Laindon road Gardiner William H. farm bailiff to
Bean Sarah (Mrs.), farmer Palmer Barold Lewis M.B.C.S.Eng., Joseph Fels esq
Brooker Edward, jun. farmer L.S.A., J.P. Basildon road Hughes Fras. Burdett, poultry farmr
Buckenham Oharles, farmer Parkinson Jas. By. jun. builders' mer Moore Harry Geo. farmer,Moat house
Bucken'ham Eldred, farmer Parkinson James H. insurance agent Moss Eldred, farmer, Fairfi.eld
Burrell Charles, farmer, Watch house Revening Henry, wheelwright Nicolson Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Ohapman George, nurseryman Schofield & Martin, grocers *Potter Alfred James, bricklayer
Colliilon Irvin, draper Trew Geo. poultry frmr. Porbea ho Richens Frank Marshall, poultry frmr
Fordham Frederick Arthur, builder Wade Mary Adelaide (Mrs.), Fortum• Stevens Thomas Frederick, farm~r
Franklin Charles, beer retailer of War P.H
Fynn Louise (Mrs.), grocer Wade Frederick, fishmonger LEE CHAPEL.
Gibb Harry, nurseryman Ward Fredk. Geo. refre&hment rooms
Green.William, builder, The Burrs D.A.SILDON. Francis Charles, carman
Greenmg Chas. Herbert, nurseryman Grays & Tilbury Gas Co. Ltd. ; show
Hall William Leslie, grocer (Marked thus * should be addressed room (Arth.Chas.Ball,dist.foreman)
*Harrington George, Duke's Bead Vange, Pitsea.} Jackson Thos. farmer,Lee Chapel frm
P.B. Laindon common PRIV.-I.TE RESIDENTS. Sjmmons Robert, builder
Holm an John, Lain don hotel *Bennett Albert Edmund, The Oaks
LAINDON HILLS (or Langdon Hills) is a village rgo5 by the Rev. Gordon James Henry Llewellyn. St.
and parish, beautifully situated on one of the highest Mary's Mission Hall and Church Institute, erected in
hills in the county, commanding a splendid view over 1907, is used as a recreation and meeting room. There
the Thames and the rich landscapes of Essex and Kent; are also a Baptist chapel, seating 120, and two unde-
it is xi miles south from Laindon station on the Lon- nominational mi8sion halls. Sir John Boldsworth
don, Tilbury and Southend railway, and is 9 miles north- Dimsdale bart. Frederick Morley Bill esq. R. T. E. P.
east from Tilbury Ferry, 5 north-east from Orsett and 8 Haselfoot esq. and Oxford University are the principal
south-east from Brentwood and 25 from London. It is hmdowners. The subsoil is clay, gravel and sand. The
in t-he South Eastern division of the county. Barstable crops are wheat, beans and oats, but the land is for
hundred, Orsett union and petty sessional division, Grays the greater part used for grazing. The parish contains
county court district, Grays and Orsett rural deanery, 1,816 acres ; rateable value, {,2,919; the population in
archdeaconry of Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. The 191 I was 567.
old church of St. Mary the Virgin and All Saints,
situated on the west side of the hill, consists of chancel, Post, M. 0. & T. Offite.-Mrs. Ann Richardson~ sub-
nave and north chapel, but is now used for service occa- postmistress. Letters from Romford arrive a~ 7·35 &
sionally and as a mortuary chapel. The parish church 10.40 a.m. ; snnday, 8.30 a.m. & dispatched at 7.25
of the same name, situated on the top of the hill, and & II.IO a.m. & 4.50 p.m.; sundays, n.5 a.m
consecrated in 1876, is an edifice of Kentish ragstone Wall Letter Box, near Rectory, cleared 7·45 & 10.45
with Bath stone dressings; in ~he Early English style. a.m. & 4.40 p.m.; sundays, 11.15 a.m r
consisting of chancel. nave, north aisle, divided from Pillar Letter Boxes. Dry street, cleared 8 & 11 a.m. &
the nave by an arcade of' three bays, south "porch and 4· 1,5 p.m. ; Station road, cleared 7 & 11.20 a.m. & S
a massive western tower containing 6 bells; the east p.m. ; sundays, 11 a.m
window and two others are stained : there are 230 sit-
tin2'S. The register of baptisms and burials dates from Public Elementary (Council) School (mixed), opened in
1686; marriages, x6go. The living is a rectory, net 19n, for 186 children; average attendance, 157;
yearly value £250, with 30 acres of glebe and resi- Mrs. Patience Fothergill, mistress
dence, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul"s, This school is controlled by the Orsett Education Sub-
to whom the parish anciently belonged,. and held since Committee
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PRIVA.TB RESIDENTS. Po()ley Harry Alfred, .Albany Jordan Philip, plasterer, The Gablea
Ads John, Denny Read Rev. George Smith (Baptist),
McPherson William T. Crown inn
Brock Richard John, Park lodge Oaklands Mead Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer
:Brooks Art bur, Goldsmiths Westwood Miss Richardson Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
()bjJman Ernest Edward, :Banchory COMMETICIAL. Post office
Chilman Victor Louis, Alton villa Abrams Henry, estate agent Ridgewell James, farmer
Coleman Walt.er William, Ivydene Bennett Saml. Wait. frmr.Wootton ha St. ~Iarv's
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Mission Hall & Church
Oraddock Mrs. Eaglestone lodge Boughtwood Frederick T. butcher Institute (J. Marshall & W.Thomp-
Jobeon Francis John, Rasbrook Collison Ervin, boot maker son, "'ardens)
Kuhrt Timm Nicolaus Frith John, estate agent Stanford Charles Edwd. nurseryman
Levy Isaac, Primrose lodge Hall John Sutlherland, commerci~ Tatum James, glass cutter
Llewellyn Rev.Gordon Jas.Hy.Rectory traveller, Trereife Wheaton Alfred, farmer, Hall f11rm
Lythgoe Wm. Thos. Fleet1'1ood lodge Johnson Charles Thomas, builder Young Jonas Charles, coal dealer
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LAMARSH is a village and parish. on the navigable the Bev. Alfred Douglas Schreiber. In 1909 the old
river Stour, near the borders of Suffolk, 2 miles north- rPctory was sold, and a new one built. Here is a small
by-west from Bures station on the Stour Valley branch Baptist chapel. Charles F. D. Sperling esq. M.A. and
of the Great Eastern railway, 6 north-east from Hal- Christopher Teasdale esq. of Bure House, Lamas,
•tead and 4l south from Sudbury, in the Northern divi- ~or1'1ich, are lords of the manor. The land is divided
sion of the county, Hinckford hundred, South Hinck- between several owners. The soil is light; subsoil
ford petty sessional division (Halstead bench), Risbury various. The chief crops are wheat and barley. The
union, Sudbury county court district, Halstead and Hed- area is 934 acres of land and 6 of water; rateable value,
ingham rural deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and £1,264; the population in 191 I was 198 in the civil
Chelmsford diocese. The church of the Holy Innocents, parish and 229 in the ecclesiastical parish.
dating from the uth century, is a small edifice of Parish Clerks, Henry Hayward and Ernest Rudkin.
stone and brick in the Early English style, consisting
~f chancel and nave, south porch and a round tower Letters through Colchester, via Bures, arrive at 6.30
vith octagonal spire, containing one bell: there is an a.m. & 12.30 p.m
<1ld oak screen: a memorial window was erected in Wall Letter Box, cleared week days at 6.40 & n. 10 a. m.
1896 to the Rev. C. B. Teesdale, rector 185o-g2: the & 7.10 p.m.; sundays, 8.10 p.m. The nearest money
church was restored in 1869, and has 150 sittings. The order &; telegraph office is at Bures St. Mary, Suffolk~
register of baptisms dates from 1555; burials and 2 miles distant
marriages, 1556. The living is a rectory, net yearly Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1875, for 66
value £245, with 96 acrPs of glebe and residence, in the children; a\erage attendancl', 33; :Miss Annie Trott,
gift of the lords of the manor, and held since 1899 by mistress
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Letters should have Bure<>, Suffolk, ~Iessent John J. Chestnut house COMMERCIAL.
added. Messent Miss, Street farm Broyd Joseph,carpenter,PitmoreLocks
Rudkin Mrs. :Brook house Buckingham DaYid James, Lion P.H
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Schreiber Rev. Alfd. Douglas (rector). Cant Sarah (~Irs. ), farmer, Shrubs
Cant Edgar, Roselands Rectory C{)oper Charles, bricklayer
Huth Miss, Hanover Kennels Turpin Charles Kirk, Newmans Hay wood Eliza (Mrs.), fa..,rmrner, Bow-
Lawrence .Albert E. Ingle Neuk Wilkinson Miss, Daws hall tells farm
Lupton Malcolm P. The Bungalow Williams MiSti, Mill house Letheren Thomas, farmer, Hill farm
Pinhey Wm. Hill, frmr. Lamarsh hall
LAMBOURNE, mentioned in Domesday, i13 a parish this prelate, bred to arms in Italy, in the service of
and village, on the road from London to Chipping the Pope .Adrian, also an Englishman, obtained the
Ongar and on the left bank of the river Roding, 3 miles bishopric of Norwich as a reward for his services and
south-east from Theydon Bois station on the Epping and held the see from 1370 to 1408; and in the reign of
Ongar branch of the Great Eastern railway, 13~ from Richard the Second he supprPssed the insurgent rising
Whitechapel and Shoreditch, 7 north-by-west from Ram- in the counties of Norfolk, Cambridge and Hunting-
ford, 8 south-west from Ong'ar, and 5 s.outh from don against the capitation tax levil'd by Parliament:
Epping, in the Western division of the county, Ongar he died in qog. A new carriage drive to the Hall,
onion, hundred and petty sessional division of Epping, with an entrance from the Ongar road, was made in
eounty court district of Romford, rural deanery of rgoo. That portion of the parish called "Lambourne
('higwell, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. End " contains a vart .. of all that remains of Hainault
The Essex and HPrts Water Compan~·'s mains have Forest, a charming woodland of 314 acres; it was
been extended to .Abridge and pa1 ts of Lambourne. awarded as a. parish common by the Inclosure Com-
'The church of St. Mary and .Ul Saints is a very ancient missioners in 1862, and in 1903 was tal;:en over by the
building of brick and stone in the Norman style, con- London County Council. Here are golf links. Col.
sisting of chancel and nave and a small western turret Lockwood P.C., C.V.O., M.P. is lord of the manor and
eontaining 3 bells : the north doorway is Norman and principal landowner. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay.
the arch is enriched with billet moulding : in the The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area
.churcll is a monument to the celebrated Thomas Wyn- is 2,463 acres of land and 7 of water; rateable value,
nyfle, :Bishop of Lincoln 1642-54, and for some time £4,820; the population in 19II was 8u.
rector of this church; here also is buried his father, Parish Clerk, W. Crawley, Abridge.
John Wynnyffe, gent. {)( Sherborne, Dorset, ob. 1630,
aged 92: in 1889 the church was reseated, new heating ABRIDGE is a hamlet on the London road, 1~ mile!
apparatus fixed and a new organ erected, the cost being scuth-east from Theydon Bois station on the Epping
-defrayed by Col. Bight Hon. A. R. M. Lockw{)od P.C., and Ongar branch of the Great Eastern railway.
C.V.O., M.P.: there are 300 sittings. The register of Tlle Roden stream flows through the hamlet.
baptisms dates from 1582; marriages and burials, 1584.
'The living is a rectory, net yearly value £350, with 34 Post, M. 0. k T. Office, Abridge. Miss Katie Stanford,
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift. of Corpus postmistress. Letters by mail cart are received
()hristi College, Cambridge, and held since 1893 by the through Romford; arrive at 6.10 & 10.35 a.m. ; suo-
Rev. Charles .Alfred Goodhart M.A. of that college. days, 6.10 a.m.; dispatched at 1.30 & 6.20 p.m.;
'Trinity church, at .Abridge. a chapel of ease to the sundays, 6.20 P·Il\· Pillar Letter Box, Lambourne
parish church, is a plain edifice of brick, consisting of End, cleared at 10 a.m. &; 5.30 p.m.; sunday, 8.30
nave only; it was enlarged in 1877, and an organ was a. m
-erected in 188o. Here also is a Congregati{)nal chapel. Pillar Letter Box, end of Rectory lane, cleared at 1.30 &
There are charities amounting to about £3o, arising 6.30 p.m.; sundays, 6.30 p.m
from a house and land, for the poor and for repairing · Public Elementary School (with teacher's house), built
the church. Bishop's Hall, in this parish, an old house in 1879. for q8 children; average attendance, 128;
.tanding in about 100 acres of grounds, now the seat James Mather, master; Mrs. M. A. Mather, mistres3
o()f Col. the Right Hon. Amelius Richard Mark Lock- This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Ongar
wood P.C., C.V.O., M.P., J.P. was once the residence District) Sub-Committee, Arnold Richardson, Ongar,
.of Henry le Despenser, the warlike bishop of Norwich: clerk
J.AMBOURNE. Lockwood Col. Right Hon. Amelius COMMKRCIA.L.
Bayles John Henry, Priors Richard Mark P.C., O.V.O., M.P., Bagg A.nthony, gardener to
Goodhart Rev. Charles Alfred M. A. J .P. Bishop's hall; 5 Andley square Bight Hon. A. R. M.
Rectory W & Carlton, A.rthur·s & Royal P.C., M.P
Boward Monta2ue S. Lambourne hall Automobile clubs S W, London REFEFlEN E L.Ui
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Boxall Ernest William, refreshment ABRIDGE. Fresbney Thomas, stud farm bailiff to
rooms, Lam bourne End . . Alfred J. Hollington esq. Bi1l farm
Cbnmble Charles G. Bee Hive P .H Browne Mu~s, Rodmg- h<mse Gladwell Albert Edward, insur. agent
Crane sai'nuel, farmer, Arnold's farm I La.wi:ence Mrs. George, 'l'he Cottage Green Joseph George, builder
Foomcre !<'red baker Philhps Percy Cranston Hancock .A.rthur, van & ~rt builder
Howard Mont~gue S. farmer, Lam- I Rogers Mrs. The Poplars Harris Martin, saddler
bourne hall King Robert Henry, beer retAtiler
COMMERCIAL. Krailing Wiliiam, baker
Hudgell John, florist, Lambourne End
Padfield Hamilton, farmer Abridge Cricket Club (By. Groves, Phillips Percy Cranston M.R.C.S.
Padfield James, farmer, Great downs hon. sec) En~., L.R C.P.Lond. physician t
Randall George, farmer, New farm Abridge Public Buildings (Harry surgeon, & medical officer k. public
Saward Jaoob, farmer, Patch park Turner Finden, sec) vaccinator No. 4 dist. Onga:t nnio•
Smith John, Harmes farm, Lam- Ancient Order of Foresters' Lodge Radford John Flew, Blue Boar hotek
bourne End (J. E. Gladwell, sec.),Blue Boar htl Smith Charles Jl)hn, builder
Taylor Herbert, farmer, St. John's Bayles .AlfrPd William, grocer Snowball Mary (Miss), station€1'
Taylor William, estate bailiff to CoL Belcher & Oake, refreshment rooms Stanford John, grocer & assistan\
Right Hon. A. R. M. Lockwood Bels'llam Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper overseer, Post office
P.C., M.P. & farmer, Young's frm Chcnery Fanny (Mrs.),White Hart l'.B Trick Thomas, cab proprietor
Taylor Wm. Fras. frmr. Forest lodge Cottee William Fredk. boot maker Whitbread & Co. Limited, brew~rs
West Frederick, gamekeeper to Col. Crawley William, boot maker (stores)
Right Hon. A. R. M. Lock wood Dunham Eliza (Mrs.), ironmonger Wood Harry, butcher
P.C., M.P I Young William George, tobacconist
LANGENHOE is a parish, on the borders of the of St. John's College, Cambridge. 'fbe Right Hon. Jame1
marshes and on the road from Colchester to l\1ersea Round P.C. of Birch Hall, ""ho is lord of the manor,
Island, :t miles south-west from Wivenhoe station on the and Messrs. T. B. Pertwee and Joseph Henry Procter are
Tel.idring Hundred branch of the Great Eastern railway tht' principal landowners. The soil is mild loa1n; stili-
and about 6 south from Colchester, in the North Eastern soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, oats and b1..'flDS.
di¥ision of the county, Winstree hundred, Lexden and The area of the parish, much of which ~ marsh laud, is
Winstree union and petty sessional division, Colchester, 2,064 acres of land, 27 of inland and Q9 of tidal w.atet
Clacton and Harwich joint county court district and and 238 of foreshore; rateable value. £L,262; the popu-
m the Colchester rural deanery and archdeaconry and lation in rgn was 197·
Chelmsford diocese. The church, the early dedication
of which is unknown, has in recent times been assigned PEWETT ISLAND, in the creek between Mersea
to St • .A.ndrew, and is an edifice of stone in the Per- Island and the mainland, contains some 40 or 50 acres of
pendicular style, erected in 1886 at a cost of £1,400; marsh and belongs to the Right Hon. James Round P.C.
the former building, on the same site, having been Parish Clerk, James May.
~o much damaged by an earthquake on April 22, I884, Wall Letter Box cleared at 7 . 30 p.m.; letters through
that it required to be entirely rebuilt; it consists of Colchester, via Abberton, arrive at 7.30 a.m. & (for
chancel, nave. south porch and an embattled ~E>stern callers only at .A.bberton) at 12 .30 p.m. The nearest
tower with pinnacles, and has about 100 sittings. The money order office is at Wivenhoe, 3 miles distant &
register of baptisms dates from 166o; burials, I678; for t~legrams & postal orders at Ahberton, t mile dist
marriages, I68 I ; some marriages belonging properly
to this parish will be found in Colchester registers. Public Elementary School (mixed), built in I87S, fol' sB
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £ 3oo, with children; average attendance, 55; Mrs. Susan Pirie,
33 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Rev. mistress
C. \V. N. Hutton "M.A. rector of Stand ish, Lancs. and Conveyance :-Berry's motor omnibus between Col-
held since I8g8 by the Rev. Waiter Bernard Hutton B.A. chester & West Mersea passes through every week da7
Bnrnett Henry Waiter, Uppershott "Foakes .A.rthur, The Lion P.IJ Pertwee Thomas ·Barnard, landowner
Hutton Rev. Walter Bernard B.A ..Jasper Alfred, farmer,Langenhoe hall & farmer, Langenhoe lodge
Rectory May James & Sons, -carpenters & Procter Joseph Henry, landowner &;
COMVERCIAL. undertakers farmer, Crouch house
Brand Robt. (Mrs.), irmr. & coal dlr
LANGFORD, named from the Long ford over the Oxford. Langford Grove is the residence of the Rev.
Blackwater, is a village and parish, with a station on the Hon. :Frederick E. C. Byron, who is lord of the
the Maldon branch of the Great Eastern railway, I~ manor and principal landowner. The soil is light j
miles north-west from Ma!don, 4! south-east from subsoil, gravel and loam. The chief crops are wheat,
Witham and 43 from London, in the Eastern division beans and barley. The meadows here are very fertile.
of the county, hundred of Thurstable, petty sessional The area is about 1,026 acres of land, 21 of inland and
division of Witham, union and county court district of 2 of tidal water; rateable value, [1,350; the popul~
Maldon and in the rural deanery of Maldon, archdeaconry tion in I9II was 205 in the civil parish and 222 in the
of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The Chelmer and ecclesiastical parish.
Blackwater canal passes through the parish. The By Local Government Board Order 22,354, March 2.fo
church of St. Giles is a building of stone in the Early I88g., detached parts of this parish were transfe:rred to
Norman style, consi!:ting- of chancel, nave of two bays, Ulting and Wickham Bishops for civil purposes.
north aisle, south porch. western apse and a wooden Parish Clerk. Thomas Ward.
belfry at the north-east angle, with spire, and containing Post Office. Ernest Harvey, sub-postmaster. Letter•
3 bells: the church wa~ 1·estored in I882 by the Hon. through Maldon arrive at 6.45 a.m. & 5·5 p.m.; dis-
1\Irs. Byron, the co!lt being- estimated at £3,000: there :p:'ltcbed at 8.40 a. m. & 5.30 & 9 p.m. Heybridge i1
are r2o sittings. The regi~t~r of baptisms dates from the nearest money order & telegraph office, I mile
1558 and of marri.<tges and burials from I559· The djstant
living is a rectory, net yearly value [205, with 35 acres Church of England School (mixed), built in 1874• .for
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Hon. :Mrs. 47 children; average attendance, 36; Miss Calver, mist
Byron, and held since r8g1 by the Rev. the Hon. This school is under the control of the Maldon District
Frederick Ernest Charles Byron ~LA. of Exeter College, Education Sub-Committee
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. • Hollingdale Horatio Richard, Mill ho Chalk Waiter, carpenter
Baker Mrs. Langford Meads W akelin Mrs. Langford ball Chalk William, mill foreman t() Rev.
Barne Michael, Langford place Wynyard Wm. B ..A.. Langford prsnge the Hon. F. E. C. Byron M.A
Byron Rev. the Hon. Fretlerick Ernest COMMERCIAL. Harvey Ernest, shopkpr. Post office
Charles M.A. (rector),Langford gro Byford .A. . .A.. farm bailiff to Messrs. Parmenter Bert, shopkeeper
Byron Hon. Miss Margaret .A.lice Strutt & Parker, Langfmd Hall fnn 1
LANGHAM is a village and parish on the navigable St. Mary, erected at the end of the 14th -century
river Stour, over which is a bridge, and on the borders on the site of a former Norman church, is a building
of Suffolk, 4 miles north from Ardleigh station on the of stone in the Early English style, consisting' of
main line of tlJe Great Eastern railway, 7 west from chancel, nave, south aisle, north and south porches
Manning-tree and 6 north-east from Colchester, in the and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, con·
North Eastern division of the county, Lexden hundred, taining {i bells: there are stones in the chancel to
Lexden and Winstree petty sessional division and union, members of the Umfreville family, who formerly po~
Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court sessed lands in the parish, with the dates I$96 and 1681:
district, rural deanerv of Dedham, archdeaconry of in the south aisle is a canopied recess, supposed to
Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of have formerly contained the founder's tomb: there is •
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piScina in th~ ehancel ana another itl the south aisle: Langham ·Hall; Samuel Roberl Blytb esq. of Ardleigh,
here also is tur ancient poor's bo:x 1 consisting of a solid JameS' Hines esq. of Lexden and Col. R. L. Mullena a:re
piece of timber, about 4 feet in length, with a small th& principal landowners. The soil is mixed ; subsoil,
receptacle for money cut in the centre : the church has generally gravel. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
6oo sittings. The register dates from the year 1609. oats, beans and peas. The area is 2,876 acres of land
The living is a rectory, net yearly value £420, with 62 and o14 of water; rateable value, £3,322; the population
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Chancellor in I9II was- 594- in the civil parish and 588 in the
of thE' Duchy of Lancaster, and held since 1914 by the ecclesiastical parish.
Rev. Charles John Selwyn Ward. Here are Eaptist snd Post, M. 0. &; T. Office. John Thomas Smith, sub-
Primitive Methodist chapels. In the churchyard is a postmaster. Letters from Colchester arrive at 7.40
small building erected in 1832 by the Rev. James a.m. &; 2.15 p.m.; dispatched at 7·4-5 a.m. & 7.15 p.m
TMmas Hurlock D.D. preb~ndary of Sarum and rector
here from 1a29, and designed as a place of daily in- Wall Letter Eoxes. St. Margaret's CToss, cleared 7.30
struction for poor girls of the parish in the principles a.m. &; 7.15 p.m.; sundays, 10.55 a.m.; Whale :Bone
of the Church of England and for the reception of poor Corner, cleared ·at 8.15 a.m. &; 7·30 p.m.; sundays,
and infirm persons between the hours of service. A II.zo a.m
sum of {,12, derived from a charity, left in 1564 by Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1848 &i en-
Thomas Love., of Little liorkesley, is distributed yearly; larged in 1872, for 150 children; average attendance,
a !llm Qf £I yearly was left by the late Mrs. L. Dykes, to6 ; Henry Goldsmith, master
of East Bergholt, to provide a free education to two Carrier to Colchester. Albert George Wailer, to 1 Swan/
children of this parish. Sir Robert Balfour hart. M.P. of every mon. wed. fri. & sat
PRIVATE BESIDKN'l'S. Borha.m William Hart, jun. farmer, Roberts James, beer retailer
Ager Rev. Arthur (Eaptist) Langham mill Sage Frederick George, head gardener
Balfdur Sir Robert hart. M.P. Lang- Brown William Manning, farmer, to Sir Robert Ealfour bart. M.P
ha:n hall; & 7Princes gate,LndnSW Langford Hall farm Seaborn George, farmer
Booth .A.rthur Payne, The Oaks Felgate William, grocer & farmel' Simson Wm.veterinary sttrgn.Park la
Brown Herbert Chas. Langham lodge Folkard Horace, farmer,Grove cottage Smith William, jun. fartn bailift to
Godfrey James Herbert Girling John, beer retailer Samuel Blyth esq
Ward Rev. Charles Jo'hn Selwyn Johns.ton Thos. farmer, Martins farm Starling Thomas, head gardener to A.
rector), The Rectory Lilley Oscar, grocer & asst. overseer P. Booth esq
Weir Octavius, Highfields Lott lsaac, horse dealer, Park farm Totman Alfred, farmer, Moor house
Williams Samuel Leslie, The Elms Osborne Samuel, wheelwright Wailer Albert George, carrier
COMMERCIAL. Osborne William, carpenter Welham Charles, blacksmith
Bi'ggs Henry ErnesL, shopkeeper Powell Arthur, farmer, Malting farm
LANGLEY, formerly a parochial chapelry, annexed to a Primitive Methodist chapel on the Lower Green, built
Clavering, was, sth February, I875· formed into a separate in 1862, with sittings for 100 persons. Henry Edward~
parish: it is on the borders of Hertfordshire, 3~ miles Paine esq. of Chertsey, Surrey, is lord of the manor of
north-west from ClavPring church, 6 west from Newport Lan!:l'ley Hall. and Baron Dit~~,;daltl and Mr. Frederick
station on the Great Eastern railway and 8 west-by-south Basham are the principal landowners. The soil is
from Saffron Walden, in the Northern division of the heavy; subsoil, clay. Tbe crops are principally on the
count], Clavering half hundred, Saffron Walden petty four-course shift. Tht> area is 1,66o acres ; rateabltt
sessional division, union and county court district, value~ £1,285; the population in 19II was 302.
~e-wport and Stanstead rural deanery, Colchester arch- Sexton, John Brookes.
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The chapel of St.
John the Evangelist, which existed here in the time of Post Office, Langley Upper Green. ..!.us'tin Driver, sub-
King Henry 11. is a small building of flint with stone postmaster. Letters through Newport, Essex, arriv"
dressings, in the Early English style, consisting of chan- at 8.10 a.m. ; di~patched 4.40 p.m.; no sunday
cel, nave, south porch and a low western tower-. contain- delivery. The nearest money order &; telegraph office
ing 4 bells : there are 120 sittings. The register of bap- is at Clavering, 3 miles distant
tisnu dates from 1678 ; marriages and burials, 16go. Brick Letter Box, on the Lower Green, cleared at 5 p.m
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £124, with 42 Public Elementary School (mixed), built in xBs6, for 70
acres of glebe, and residence, built about 188o, at a children; average attendance, 58; Mrs. Fraser, mist
<'est of £r,soo, in the gift of the governors of Christ's Carriers.-To Saffron Walden, Austin Driver, tues. fri.
Hospital, and held since 1907 by the Rev. Fred£>ric & sat. ; to Bishop's Stortford, Charles Oswald Driver~
Charles Rogers. There is a Baptist chapel on the thurs
Upper Green, built in 1828, and seating 175 persons, and Police Constable, Albert Baker
Rogers Rev. Frederic Chas. F.R.G.S. Driver Amos, carpenter 1
Harvey Ernest, frmr. Roughway wood
(vicar}. Vicarage Driver Austin. shopkeeper, Post office Law Sam, shopkeeper
COMMERCIAL. Driver Charles Oswald, carpenter Livings Thomas, beer retailer
Basham Fredk. farmer & landowner, Funston Edith (Miss), farmer Newland William, boot maker
Langley hall Funston Frank, farmer, Bower farm Wilson Amos, smallholder
Basham George, farmer, Church frm Funston William, blacksmith Wisbey Benjamin, thatcher
Cox Joseph, hawker George Albert, Black Bull P.H Wisbey Selina (Miss), dress makel"
Davis John, farm bailiff to Baron George George, farmer, Upper green Wombwell George, bricklayer
Dimsdale, Langley lawn Harvey Charles (Mrs.), dress maker ·
LA":J:CHINGDON and SNOREHA:M were origi- bury, and is at present (1914) vacant. The Rectory
nally separate parishes, but are now united both for civil house, about a mile south of the present church and closEt
and ecclesiastical purposes; they are boundeti on the to the old one, stands on a pleasant eminence, command-
north by the Black water, south by the river Crouch, in ing ~xtensive views. The Parish Library, kept at thE!'
the South Eastern division of the county, Dengie hun- National Schools, contains about 1,5oo volumes. The
drPd and petty sessional division, Ma!don union and Reading Room, erected in 1888 by William Howard-
connty conrt district, and in the rural deanery of Dengie, Flanders esq. of Tyle Hall, and re-erected in 18go by:
archdea:!onry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. Snore- public subscription after being destroyed by fire, has a
ham' is on the road from Maldon to Burnhaln, 2~ miles library of upwards of 200 volumes. Lord Rayleigh P.C.,.
east from Cold Norton stati<m on the Maldon ln·anch of O.M. who is lord of the manor of Snoreham, W.
the Great Eastern railway, 5 south-east from Maldon by Howard-Flanders esq. and Samuel Earrow esq. are the
road. and 6 north-west from Burnham. Christchnrch, at principal landowners. The soil is a strong clay; sub-
Latchi~odon, is a structure of Kentish rag, in t!he Deco- soil, clay. The crop11 are wheat. beans and peas, but
rated style, consecrated November 14th, 1857, and con- the land is chiefly p!tsture. The area of the parish is
sists of chancel, nave, south porch and a turret at the 3,997 acres of land, 8 of inland and 76 of tidal water
we~t ~nd containing 2 bells; there is a stained east window and 147 of foreshore; rateable value, £3,072; the popu-
of five lights, erected by C. 0. Pulley esq. to the memory lation in I9II was 450.
-of his parents, and memorial windows to the Rev. R. E.
Formby, late rector (1859-95) and his wife: the church At SNOREHAM was formerly a church, dedicated 't{)
llffords sittings for 220 persons: part of the old church of St. Peter, and erected by the noble family of Grey of
St. Michael is still standing and has been restored, and Wilton, its attached parish consisting only of one farm
h {)Ccasionally used for services. The register dates from house, called Snoreham Hall ; the inhabitants now attend
the year 1725 and is in good condition. The living is Latchingdon church : a sermon was formerly preached
a rectory, net yearly -value £350, with :residence, and annually under a tree in the parish, but the custom :hae
49 acres of glebe, in the gift of the ·Archbishop of Canter- long been discontinued.
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{ AND SNOREHAM. E~SEX. [KELLY's

LALLING (or Lawling), now a farm, .y mile north on closed at 7.10 p.m. Telegraph office is open from 8
a creek of the Blackwater, was given by Brithnoth, Earl a.m. to 8 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 to 10 a.m
~f Essex, to the church of Canterbury, in 991, the year Wall Letter .Box, Rectory Lane corner, cleared at 9·3~
in which he was killed at Maldon, in a conflict with the a.m. (July to September, g.15 a. m.) & 7 p.m.; sun-
I>anes. Here was formerly a chapel, of which the foun- days, 7 p.m
odations are still traceable. Frederick Henry Bright esq. Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1.852, for S6
.of Cromwell House, Maldon, is lord of the manor. children, with an average attendance of 75; Frederick
Sexton, Arthur Francis Hitch. George Wainwright, master
Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Mrs. Annie Ansell, sub-post- This school is under the control of the Maldon District
mistress. London & other letters by mail "cart Education Sub-Committee
through Maldon arrive at 5.50 a.m. &; 1.40 p.m. ; dis- Carriers (pass through) to Maldon, tues. & fri.; to
patched 9.40 a. m. & 7·15 p.m. The Letter ·Box is Dengie, Brad well, Tilling ham & Steeple, tues. & fri
Howa.rd-Flanders William, Tyle hall Clear George Emmanuel, butcher Parish Library (Mrs. Pope, librarian~
.Rams-ey ~qoor~, Arley gl'ange . Cowlen Alfred, blacksmith Payn Charles, poultry farmer
Wainwright Frederick George Craig Hugh, farmer, Tyle Hall farm Quick Wm. Thomas &; Co. builders
COMMERCIAL. Dash William, jobmaster · Reading Room (Mrs. J. Thorogood,
Enkel Alfred Benj. farmer, Goodhares caretaker)
.!.dams James, shopkeeper Hawkes Arthur Wm. house decorator Richardson Frederick, farm bailiff h
.Ansell Annie(Mr.s.),stationer,&post off Hempstead William Charle·s, thatcher Lord Rayleigh, Snoreham hall
'Baillie Joseph Patrick, farmer,Butter- Higgs John, farmer, Green lanes Sadler Arthur L. beer retailer
fields manor Hitch Arth. Fras. shoe ma. &; sexton Sanders Arthur T. baker
Berry Richard, farmer, Lawling hall Knights Thomas Edward, farmer Sawkins R.obert, beer retailer
.~rooks Edgar, poultry farmer Mallinson John S. nurseryman Shead Christopher Berners, grocer
13ug~ David, farm bailiff to Messrs. Morrell Albert; dairyman Shearman Thos. Wm.frmr.Brook hall
Strutt & Parker, Ule.hams farm Moss Joseph, coal dPaler Skingsley Arthur William, carpenter
~utt & Fisher, farmers,London Hayes Nelthorpe Eliza Mary(Mrs.),Lion P.H Stubbings Frederick, wheelwright
Clear Charles, corn merchant Norman John, nurseryman Turrill Hubert, farmer, Rosedale
LATTON (or Lacton) is a parish and village on the ob. 1604; and various monuments to members of the
'Stort navigation and borders of Hertfordshire, one mile \ltham family: several stained windows were inserted
south-east from Burnt Mill station on the Great Eastern hy the late Rev. Julius Arkwright. a former rector:
!(·Cambridge) railway, one mile and a half south-west from there are 16o sittings. The register dates from the
Harlow, 8 south from Bishop Stortford, 9 north-west ,·ear 1567. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
from Ongar and 21 from London, in the Western divi- [3oo, with 74 acres of glebe, and residence, in the
-t~ion of the county, Harlow hundred and petty ses- !!ift of Loftus Joseph Wigram Arkwright esq. and
-sion<'ll division, Epping union, Waltham .Abbey county held since 1905 by the 'Rev. Austin Oliver M.A. of
court district. and in the rural deanery of Harlow. arch· Trinity College, Cambridge. About 4 miles from the
odeaconrv of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church church are some remains of the Priory of St. John
<lf St. Mary the Virgin, standing on rising ground, is a the Baptist, founded some time previous to 1290 for
small edifice of flint and rubble, in the Late Perpendicular Black Canons of the order of St. Au!!'ustine and sur-
-style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and an em- rounded by a moat; the portion existing is a building
.Oattled western tower containing 4 bells: adjoining the ;n the Decorated style and is used· as a barn. Mark
north side of the chancel is a small chapel dedicated to Hall, the residence of Newman Gilbey esq. J.P. is
-the Holy Trinity and the Virgin Mary, built by Sir Peter pleasantly situated in a park and grounds of 200 acres.
Arderne H. Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1448, and mnde L. J. W. Arkwright e~q. of Little Parndon, is lord of
in the same year a justice of thP Cnmmon PINts. retain- the manor and principal landowner. The soil is various;
ing both offices till 1402, when he was superseded m the mbsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are whPat.
'Exchequer; h~ rlied 2 June, 1467: a chantry was al~o harley and roots, but a large portion is grass land. The
'founded here by the same judge and Dame Catherine. 11rea is 1,620 acres of land and 5 of watPl"; rateable
'hill wife, and their tomb with brass effigiej;l and in- value, £5,182; the population in 1911 was 2fi9.
i!Cription remains: t.here are other brasses. with effigiPs, S t F d · k W · ht
-to William Harper esq. and .Anne (.ArdPme) his wife, ex on, re erlc rig ·
·with four children, c. 1485: Emanuell Woola'\"e, gent. Letters through Harlow delivered at 7 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
anrl Marg:tret hill wife, c. r6oo; and Frances (RohPrts). The nearest Post. money order & telegraph office is at
-wife of Richard Frankelin esq. of Willesden, Middlesex, Harlow, 1! miles distant
CO'I.IMERCUL. Mackett Alfred. gardener to Newmau
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Boram Ernest, farmer Gilbey esq. J.P
'Gilbey Newman J.P. Mark hall Collins Waiter, farmer Purkiss .Arthur Judkins, farmer
'Marshall Jasper Neville, Bromleys Cornell William.farm bailiff to Exors. Sweetingo Wait. coal mer. Latton com
()liver Rev. Austin M.A. Vicarage
I of Mr. R. E. Radbourne
'Hall Chas. W. Sun & Whalebone P .H
Wright Waiter, under bailiff to L. J.
W . .A.rkwright esq
"HIGH LAVEB. is a parish. 5 miles south-east from "Natum .Anno Domini 1632, ~4u~. 29, Mortuum A.D.
'llarlow station on the main line of the Great Eastern r7o4. Oct. 28, memorat haec tabula brevi et ipsa inte-
Tailway a.nd 4 north-west from Ongar terminal station ritura."
on a branch of the same line, in the Western division of Which is thus rendered:-
the county, Ongar union, hundred and petty sessional "Stay, passer by,-Near this place lies John Locke.
division, Dunmow county court district, rural dEanery of To your question, What sort of a man was he ?-He
()ngar, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. answer!! thnt he wa~ of middle rank and fortune, and.
The church of All Saints is a low building, chiefly of flint "as contented therewith : of learned tastes and habits:
with stone dressings, consisting of chancel, nave, south he only reached the point of consecrating- his learning
porch and a western battlemented tower of red brick, to the cam~e of truth above all things. You will dis-
-with a shingled spire and containing two bells; the covAr this from his writings; and these will more faith-
earliest portions of the structure belong to the Early fully e:"Chibit to you the rest of his character than the
'ED$!1ish period, an example of which is found in three suspected testimonial of an epitaph. Whatever virtues
hncet windows at the east end : in the belfry is a small he had, they were not enough to put forward as a
-but good Decorated window: the font is Perpendicular, matter of glory to him, nor as an example to thee.
ilnd was restmed in 1865: in the graveyard is buried the Let his faults be buried with him. If you seek an
great patriot and philosopher John Locke, who died at example of good life. you have one in the Gospel;
-the seat of Otes, 28th Oct. 1704, and whose tomb wns would that there were nowhere anv• of bad life: of the
restored in r865: the Latin epitaph was written by shortnes!! of lif'3. you have an example (may it profi~
'himself, and is as follows:- thPP) both here nnrl even·where .
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" Siste, viator, Hie juxta situs est Johannes Locke . "His birth,-· on August 20th. A.D. 1632; his death,
.Si qualis fuerit rogas, mediocritate suA contentum se October 28th. 1704. i11 recorded by this tablet, which
vixi~se respondet: literis innutritus. eousque tantum itsPlf must pel'ish ere long."
profecit, ut veritati unice litaret. Hoc ex Rcriptis illius There is a brass to Edward Sulyard and his wife Myra-
-di!!<'P-11: quae, quod de eo l'eliquum est. majori fide tibi hvll (Compton ). c. 15oo. wit.h four sons and one daugh-
-exhibAhl.mt. quam Epitaphii suspecta elogia. Virtutes. si ter: and many altar-tombs in the churchyard to the
•qnnR habuit, minores 11ane quHm quas sibi, lnudi. tibi in Masham family, Baron11 Masham. of Otes. in tbi!l
~xemplnm proponeret; vitia nn!\ <~epeliHntur. Mornm pari11h: one Hmnn!!" thP!!P heing to L11dv Ma11hnm. TifA
~~Pmplum 11i qua>ra~. in F.vangPlio hahPs: vit!orum of SamuE-l. flrst Baron Masham and formerly knovn
cutinam nusquam; mortalitatis certe (quod prosit) hie et as Abig11il Hill. Queen .AnnA's favourite. Lord Mashnm
ubiqne. died 16th October, 1658: the church has 250 sittings.
 l>IREC fOR Y. J ESSEX. LAWFORD. 365
The register of baptisms dates from I553; burials, I,984 acres; rateable value, £2,303; the population in
1614; marriages, 1616; and is curious as containing I9II was 387.
a most complete record of briefs for collections in Sexton, Arthur Clark.
this church for nearly IOO years. The living is a Wall Letter Box cleared at 8 a.m. & 4·5 p.m. & 81
rectory, net yearly value b 275• with 58 acres of glebe a.m. on snndays. Letters are delivered through the-
and residence, in the gift of Mrs. Heales, and held since Ongar office at 8 a.m. &; 12. 30 p.m.. The nearest
1909 by the Rev. Evan Henry Thomas M.A. of Jesus money order office is at Fyfield, r mile distant &
College, Oxford. The chapel of ease at Matching Green telegraph office at Matching Green, 2 miles distant
in this parish, erected at the cost of the late Rev.
Francis Richard Miller M.A. vicar of Kineton, Warwick- Wall Letter Box, Threshers Bush, cleared at 7.15 a.m. &
shire (1834-89), consists only of chancel and nave and 7· 10 p.m.; no collection on sunday
has So sittings. The manor of High Laver is held by Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1866, for 130
Mrs. Wright and others. Capt. Robert Wicksted children; averafle attendance, 86; William Henry
Ethelston, of Bolling, Malpas, Cheshire, is lord of the Bentley, master; Mrs. Bentley, mistress
manor of High Laver Hall and principal landowner. This school is ·under the control of the Essex ;Education
The soil is various; subsoil, clay and gravel. The (Ongar District) Sub-Committee, Arnold Richardson,.
chief crops are wheat, beans and oats. The area is Ongar, clerk
Names marked thus * should be Buswell Hy.Arth. steam plough ownr *Harrowell Wilfrid, Chequers P .H~
addressed Harlow. *Byford Susan {Miss), shopkeeper, Matching Green
*Mewbnrn Chilton, Matching Green Matching Green Hazelwood Chas. (exors. of), farmers
Thomas Rev. Evan Henry M.A. *Cramphorn Henry, John Barleycorn *Pryor Thos. farmer, Threshers Bush
(rector), Rectory P.H. Threshers Bush &obinson Sarah (Mrs.), blacksmith
Tinney John, High Laver grange Ellis George, builder Seymour Bran, fanner
COXMEBCIAL. Gilman Wm. H. farmer, Gt. Wilmors *Staines Thos. Stock, frmr. Elms frm
Arnold Will Stock, farmer, Tilegate Gingell Jas. farmer, High Laver hall Tinney John, frmr.High Laver grange
•Bines Maurice, farm bailiff to H. H. Godfrey Charles, wheelwright *Wederell Arthur Hughes, farmer,.
Kemsley esq. Malting farm Threshers Bush
LITTLE LAVER is a parish, I mile to the east of register of baptisms and burials dates from 1538 ;.
High Laver and 5 miles north from Ongar, in the marriages, I$41. The living is a rectory, net yearly
Western division of the county, Ongar hundred, union value £I6o, with go acres of glebe and residence, in the
and petty sessional division, Dunmow county court dis- gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1878 by
trict, rural deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex the Rev. Sydney Charles Beauchamp M.A. of Queen's-
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary the College, Oxford. James Herman Meyer esq. J.P. who is
Virgin is a small building of rubble, in mixed styles, lord of the manor of Little Laver Hall, is the prindpal
consisting of apsidal chancel, nave, vestry, organ cham- landowner. The soil is V'arious; lftlbsoil, clay. The-
ber. south porch and a belfry containing one bell: the chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The parish
church was restored and enlarged in 1872 by the late contains 965 acres; rateable value, £920; the popula~
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Rev. Richard Palmer, rector of Purley, Berks, t:lien t10n m 1911 was 108.
patron, in memory of his brother, the Rev. Henry Letters are delivered through Ongar at 8.30 a.m. &
Palmer: the font was restored from the remains of a 12.45 p.m. The nearest Post, M. 0. & T. office is a~
former one: all the seats are of massive oak, hand- Matching Green, Ii miles distant
somely carved: some of the communion plate is of the
period of Edward VI.: in 1884 the floor of the church Pillar Letter Box, cleared at 12-55 & 4·45 p.m. ; sun-
was raised and relaid; a reredos of Bath stone and days, 10.35 a. m
alabaster was erected by the present rector, in memory The children of this village attend the school at High
of Miss S. Carolina Palmer: there are 120 sittings. The Laver
Marked thus * letters should be ,.Meyer James Herman J.P. Little Lucking Harry, farmer
addressed Harlow. Laver grange Roast Stephen, miller (wind)
PBIVATB RESIDENTS. *Rolleston Mrs. Little Laver hall *Whitnall Marian (Mrs.), farmer
Beanchamp Rev. Sydney Charles M.A. COMMRRCIAL.
Rectory Furze William T. farmer, Hull green
MAGDALEN LAVER will be found under the letter M.
LA. WFORD (or Lalford) is a parish and an ancient sum of £700 was spent in repairing the outer walls, and
place, formerly belonging to King Harold II.; it is on the erection of a new oak roof: in 1889 the floor wa&
the road from Colchester to Harwich, 1! miles west relaid: there are 290 sittings: outside the chancel door
from Manningtree and 7 north-east from Colchester, in are the graves of the Rev. John Edes, rector here for
the North Eastern division of the county, Tendring 43 years (16I5 to 1658) and of the Rev. William Brett
hundred, pEtty sessional division and union, county court Whitfeld, rector for 25 years and a benefactor to the-
district of Colchester, and in the rural deanery of Harwich, parish, d. 1'l47; at the western entrance to the church~
archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. yard is a house built by Mr. Pecksale and left by him
The Great Eastern railway passes through, and Man- with an acre of land to the sexton for the time being,
llingtree station and a part of the town of Manningtree provided he keeps it in repair and pays eightpence
are 1n this parish. The ancient church of St. Mary is yearly to Lawford Hall. The register dates from the-
an edifice of stone in the Early English and Decorated year 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
styles, consisting of chancel, nave of three bays, north about £460, with residence and 42 acres of glebe, in
aisle, south porch and a western tower of brick and the gift of St. John's College, Cambridge, and held\
Rtone, rebuilt in the 17th century and containing 3 since 1906 by the Rev. Robert Yates Whytehead M.A.
bells, one dated 1667 and the other two 1714: the of that college. The Village Club, erected in Igog,.
chancel retains a piscina and sedilia and has some re- was the gift of C. P. Ogilvie esq. of Lawford
mains of old stained glass : on the north side of the Place. Charities: The Rev. W. B. Whitfeld, rector,
chancel are monuments to Edward Waldegrave esq. previously mentioned, gave before his death a sum o1
and Jnan his wife, with two kneeling figures carved in £400 to be invested in Consols, the dividends to bE>-
stone, r584: beneath the chancel floor iR the family distributed by the rector for the time being amongst
vault of the Waldegraves. of whom Edward Waldegrave the sick and aged poor of the parish; he also invested
died in 1621, and his widow, Lady Sarah Bingham, in a further sum of £300, the interest to be devoted to
1634: here also lies bnried the Rev. Thomas Harris, the perpetual maintenance of a Sunday school under-
formerly rector of Lawford, ob. 28 March, 1699 : the the control of the rector or curate for the time being.
stained east window was the ~ft of the late Thomas Nunn as well as for the payment of a master or mistress and
esq. of Lawford House: a stained west window was placed for other necessary expenses, and these sums are now
in the tower in 1864; and in April, 1884, a memorial invested in the 2i per Cent. Consols. The poor have
reredos of encaustic tiles and alaba!'ter, dPsigned by Mr. the proceeds of a farm, left in 1723 by John Leach, of'
C. Forster Hayward F.S.A. architect. of London, and East Bergholt, Suffolk, for clothing and education.
carved by Mr. Earp, of Lambeth. was erected to the Hon. There are almsh{)uses built from money left in the·
John Robertson, late of Lawford Place: the church plate year I 867 by Mrs. Cox, of Lawford Place. for the use
includes a paten, dated "EaRter Day, r6g6," and was of >Six poor persons. Lawford Hall is the residence of
Jtiven by the Lady Whaley, wife of Mr. Harris, rector of Francis Morgan Nichob esq. M.A., F.S.A. Law-
Lawford: in xgo6 a new organ was provided at a cost ford has two principal manors : Lawford Hall, belong-
of £soo. defrayed by Mrs. Ogilvie, of Lawford Place : ing to F. M. Nichols esq. and Dale Hall, to Charles
the church was enlarged in 1826, and the interior Mead e!'q. of Manningtree. A small manor, called'
restored and refitted in 1853 : from 1884 to 1887 a Faites and Waides, extends into the parishes of Dedham·
 366 LAWFORO. ESSEX. (KELtY's
and Ardl~igh, and belongs to Charles Mead esq. The .a.m. & u._so p.m. ~ for callers only, 6.20> p.m. t
principal landowner11 are F. M. Nicbols esq. Mrs. R. V. ~mnday, 6.JQ a.m. ~ dispatched at 7 a.m. & "12.30 &
Day, of Lawford House, and the Rev. T. G. L. Lushing- 7 p.m. ; -sundays, 7 a.m. The nearest money order &;
ton M. A. The soil is light; subsoil, mixed. The chief teleg-raph office is at "Manningtree, 2 miles distant
<:rops are wheat. barley and oats. The area is liii.702 On sun day the post office i&: open from 8 t-o 9 a.m. ~
'8Cres of land, 9 of inland and 17 of tidal water and collection, 10 a.m · • ,
28 of foreshore; rat9able value, ,£8,814; the population Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1873 (in
in I9H "tVas. &g6. place of an older building, erected in 1:848) on land
(Th~ names of persons residing in the portion of thi11 given by F. M. Nichols esq. of Lawford Hall, at a
parish which forms part Qf the town of Manningtree cost of about f),ooo, for 95 children; average At-
· will b& found under that heading.) tendance, go ; Eugene 'K. K. Wbitney, master~ Mnl
M. L. Wbitney, infants' mistress
Parish Clerk.. Mr&. Ann Eagle. This school is nnder the control of the Essex Education
Post Office. Miss .Arabella Verlander, sub-postmistress. (Tendring)" District Sub-Committee, Q-. p. Holland,
Letters arrive trom Manningtree, Essex, at 6. 3o Technical Institute, :North hill, Colchester, clerk
Bendall Mrs. The Grange Cant Alfred.. ba.ker Poole Henry, farmer, Hill h()USe
Curtis Commander Berwick R.N. Conway Stephen, beer retailer Ricbardson Thomas Rumsey, fa"'tm'"er,
Abbots manor Durrant Aaron, King's Arms- P.H Holly lodge
Day Mrs. B. V. Lawford house Grabam,. Fnldericli, Station hotel Richardson William Halls, farmer,
Niohols. Francis Morgan M.A., F.S.A. Grimson Artlmr James1Lbuilder, .flol- Dale Hall & Causeway· End farms
' Lawford :kall ches~r road Seaborn Albert ~ Edward, farmet,
Ogilvie Campbell Patrick, Lawford Hines James, farmer (John Smith, Charity farm
Place farm bailiff), LawfOTd House farm; Spooner May (Miss}, elerk td Parish
WesboR Edwin Richard, Stour view Goldens- &; Aldams farms Council & assistant overseer
Wbytehead Rev. Robert Yates M.A. Lamb Chas. Hy. & Sons, blacksmiths Waterman Edward G. R. farm bailift
(r-ector), Tha Rectory Lawford Wol'king Men's Olub (E. K. to H. N. Dunnett tsq. Sherbonme
COIDrlKRCIAL. K. Whitney, bon. sec) mill ·
Battles Charles,farm bailiff to Francis Payn.e Charles, whealwright •
Morgan Nichols esq .LawfordHall frm •
LAYER BRETON is a parish, 5 miles south-east turn, and the Bishop of Chelmsford two turns, and held
from Mark's Tey station, on the main line of the Great since 1:909 by the Rev. Bixby Uarnham Lnard- M.:!. of
Eastern railway, 6 south-west from Colchester, I I east St. Peter's College, Cambridge, who resides at Birch.
from Witham and 7 east from Kelvedon, in ~he North Un the Heath is a Congregational chapel, built in 1799
Eastern division -of the countv,
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Winstree hundred, Lex ... and ,rebuilt and enlarged in the year 186o, in connec·
deft and Winstree petty sessional division and union, tion with which is a school, capable , of holding 100
Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county com·t scholax:s: here Is also a Friends' meeting ·house.
district. Ooggeshull and Tey rural deanery~ Colchester Messrs. Strutt and, Parker, of Broad Street .House;
arcbdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The -church of I.ondon E O, and the Right Hon. Janies Round P.C. of
St. Mary the Virgin is a small edifice of b11ick in Bix:ch Hall, are the principal landowners. The chief
the Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, crops are wheat, beans and barley. The. soil is loamy;
south porch and a western belfry of w.ood containing subsoil, loam,. The area is 1.269 ~teres; rateable valllt•
one b.ell; ~n the church is a 11tone, robbeQ. of its £1,127; the. population in 1911 was ~5o. • -
effigies, to Alice, formerly wife of Nichola$ Breton, Parish Clerk, John Wilsmore.
who died May 6, 1392; there are other monuml'nts, alsc. Post Office.-Mrs. Wilsmore, J;ub-postmishess. Letters
in a defaced condition: the church affords 150 sittings,
but is at present disused. The register of bap- 1hrough Kelvedon arrive at 9 a. m. & 1.40 p.m.; leave
tisms and burials- dates from 1765 and of marriages at 12 noon & 6.55 p.m. , The nearest telegraph k
money order office is at Birch, 2 miles distant
from I735· The living is a rectory, united to that of
Great &nd Little Birch, yearly value £644, in the gift The cpill4-en of this village ~ttend the school at Birch
-of Douglass Ronnd esq. and the Hon. C. H. Strutt one Carrier.-Walter Burmby
1 COMMERCIAL. j Norfolk Herbert, farmer,Manor house
PBIVA.TE RESIDENTS.
Bass Daniel Jame<J, fa.rn1 baili-ff 'to Norman Thomas (Mrs.), farmer, Gar-
Allingham Herbert John, The Rectory :Vlessrs. Strutt & Pa1ker, La>er I lands farm
Gripper Misses, White house Breton ball • · Palmer Joseph, Hare & Hounds P.l'r
Norfolk John Brown Frank, blacksmith Playle George, farmer ·
Simpson Thomas, The Lodge Burm by W alter, carrier ~ Smith Cran-stone, baker ·
Duke William, farmer, The Grange Strutt & Parker, farmers
T.A YEB-DE-LA-HAYE (or Layer-de-la-Hay), de'-' Knights-~ th£> form£>r belongin~ to the "Righ.t Hon.
Tiving its name from its ancient possessors, the family .Tames Round P.C., of Birch Hall, the latter td Mrs.
-of de La-Hay, is. a. village and parish pleasantly situated Frances A. Hetheringt(\n, of Berechurcb Hall, who are
~n an eminence one mile south of the Roman river, the principal landown~>rs. The soil in parts is light-;
and on the road leading from Maldon to Col-chester, subsoil. grav~lly, and in other parts the soil is loamy~
-:\bout 4 miles south-west from Colchester, in the North S'\lhsoil the same. The chief crops are wheat, beans and
Eastern division of the county, Winstree hundred, barley. The area is 2.695 acres; rateable value, £2,5Bo;
Lexden and Winstree petty sessional division and union, the p1fpulation in xgu was 653·
Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court dis- Layer Cross was formerly a hamlet of Layer-de-la-
-trict, and in Colchester rural deanery and archdeaconry Haye, at which a cross formerly existed.
and Chelmsford dioce&e. The Layer Brook flows into Parish Clerk, Harry Theobald.
-the Roman river near Park farm, but does not pass Post Office.-Charles Appleby, sub-postmaster. Letters
through this pari~h. The church (name unknown) is through Colchester arrive at 7 . 5 a.m. & 7.10 p.m.
-a building of stone in the Decorated style, consisting (for callers only); dispatched at 8. 20 a.m. & 1.5
-of chancel, nave of three bays. south aisle, north porch p.m.; '& on sunday, dispatched at 7.5 p.m. The
and an P.mbattled western tower, with pinnacles, con- nearest money order & telegraph office is at Birch, ~
taining 5 bells: there are 250 sittings. The register miles distant
-dates from the year 1750· The living is a vicarage. Wall Letter &x, Malting Green, cleared at 8 a.m . .t
net yearly value £185, with residence and 7 acres of 6 ·4S p.m. ; sun d ays, 8 a.m ,
glebe, in the gift of the trustees of the late 0. E. Coope
esq. and held since -yg 13 by the Rev. Fritz William Public Elementary (Non-Provided) School (mixed), built
Hilmar Marie Hille B. A. of London University. Here in 183-7 & enlarged in Tgio, for 158 children; average
are Congregational and Primitive Methodist chapels. attendance, 120; William George Henagulph, master
There are two manors, viz. Layer-de-la-Haye and Blind Police Constable, Edward Herbert Boast •
Hille Rev.Fdtz William Hilmar Ma.rie Bullock .Arthur, market gardener Curry William, blacksmith
B.A. (vicar), Vicarago ~ullock George. grocer & draper Demment John, carpenter
COMMERCIAL. Clarke Artbur, market -gardenel' Elliott Edwin, farmer, Hill fa1111
Alien Herbel't, boot & shoe malH!r- Clarke William Benjamin, farmer, Fairhead Stauley, farml!r, The Rowt;
Appleby Charles, fal'r(ler, Post office Rye farm farm
Baker Wm. farmer,Needle's Eye farm Cooke Francis Henry M.R.O.S., Howard Brothers, wheelwright•
Beak Isaac, farmr.Aldenham Oak frm L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon {attends Hutton George, farmer, Wick fa.,.,rmn
Brunwin Herbert, Fox P.H wed. & fri. r:a to I p.m) . •
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Riddleston Harry, shopkeeper
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Smith William, miller (water, wind
Norfolk JosephRoyee,farmer,The Hall Royce Horace, farmer, Great House & & steamJ, Layer mill
· Pannell. Henry James, insurance agt. Blind Knights farm Theobald William, shoe maker
&; assistant overseer Rudkin Charles, beer retailer Walford Mary (Mrs.),frmr.Fields frm
Smith Robt. William, market ga:dnr Watkins Charles George, shopkeeper
LAYER lnARNEY is a village and parish, 5 miles Tower. one Qf the earliest brick edifices erected in
eas~ from Kelvedon station on the main line of the Great England, was built in 1:520 by Henry Lord Marney, and
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Eastern railway, 2! from Tiptree station on the Kelve- was originally quadrangular in plan, inclosing a spacious
don and Tolleebury Light railway of the same company, court J 'flf this magnificent structur& only the great
and 7 south-west from Colchester, in the North entrance tower and a few other portions now :remain:
Eastern division of the county, Winstree hundred, this stately 'tower is an imposing pile, and consists of
Lexden and Winstree petty sessional division and union, a lofty centre, li~hted bf two large square-headed
Colchester, Olacton and Harwich joint county court dis- 1 windQws of :five lights, :flanked at each angle by an
t.r1ct. rural deanery of Oolleshall and Tey, archdeaoonry octangular tower- Qf -eight storeys in height, with
of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of windows in each face and terminatin~~r in a battle-
SL Mary. the Vi;rgiJl is a structure of brick, in the I mented parapet= these towers, rising from high ground,
Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave, north command a very extensive view over the surrounding
aisle, .chapel, south porch and a. 'We!!tern tower of brick 1 country, particulatly to the west and eastward over
containing 3 bells~ the whole edifice, including the the sea; the building is now the property and residence
porches and tower. is embattled: the eastern end of the of 'W. M. de. Zoete esq. who has- restored and added to
north aisle constitutes the Marney chapel, which, with the structure. W. M. de Zoete esq. who is lord of the
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the chancel, was entirely restored in 1870 at a cost bf manor, Capt. Sir Anthony C. S. Abdy bart. of 10o
£1,400 1 and has since been decorated: it was begun by Eaton square, London S W, Mr. William Harrrson,
Sir Henry ~[arney kt. first Lord Marney K.G. who, in I of Leys, and the Right Hon. James Round P.C. of
his will, directed the erection of a tomb to himself and Birch Hall, are the principal landowners. The soil is
for his twe wive&, Thomasine {A.rundel) and heavy; subsoil, loani. The chief crops are wheat, oats
Elizaheth (Wi!leld); he died 24 May, 1523: John, Lord "lnd beans. The area is 2,1g6 acres of land and 4 of
Marney, by will in 1524, provided for completing· the I water; rateable value, £1,736; the population in I9II
rebuilding of the church, and also appointed· his burial was 296 in the civil and 260 in the ecclesiastical parish.
here and .gave directions for _his tomb; he died 27 .Apri!, 1 By Local Government Board Order ll 2, 363, March 24 ,
15~5.: th1s chapel now contam3 the alabas~er tomb of Su r8S 9 , 3 det<iched part of Great Wi£rborough wu, 11 trans-
Wlllmm Marney knt .. ob. 1414, remov~d hither fro~ the ferred to this parish for civil purposes.
eh.ancel, t~gether w1th other . memonals of that 1llus- 1 Se~~on, John Bell. ·
tr1nn11 fnmdy; there nre al&o m the chnrch monuments 1 • • • • • .
to RohPrt Camock, 'Ob. 'March, 15 a4 ; Nicholas Corsellis j There l ! a brick receiVlng letter box in the Yillage,
6 ~q. nb. Oetober-'Yg, 1 6 74 , !Pt. 40 , and others, with some cleared at 12 noon & 7 P·:n·; sundays, 10.20 a.m.
shields of arms : in rgu the church was restored and I Letters from Kelvedon arnve at 8.10 a.m. . The
re-roofed at a cost t1f £ 2 , 500 : there are 190 sittings. \ near~st m?ney order & telegraph offices are at Buch,
The register -of baptis~rs and marriages dates from .2 miles distant
174ll, 6nd of burials from 1743 . The living is a 1Pillai" Box, Smythes green, cleared at 12,15 &; 7-15
rectory, net yearly value £278, with 4 aeres of glebe p.m.; sundays, 10.30 a.m
and residence, in the gift -of W. M. de Zoete esq. Public Elem'entary School (mixed), built in I85o, -'F
-and b'lld ~ince 1886 by the Rev. Henrv Jflmes Boys 1 enlarged in 1'9<'5, for 6o children; average attendance,
M.!.. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxfo-rd. Layer Marney i 45; Miss Katharine L. Hunt, mistress
Eoys ;Rev. Henty Jame~ M.A. -Rectory Everitt Harriet (Mrs.), White Borse Smith Charles, farm bailiff to Capt.
de Zoete Waiter M. The Tower ~.H Sir Anthony C. S. Abdy hart
llarrison William, Leys Harrington Silas, seed grower Vaughan.. Isaac (Mrs.), farmer,
:Rew Mrs., Dukes Harrison William, farmer, Leys farm Thoringtons
COMMERCIAL Kirkha.m Riob.ard,farmer,Rockingham Wadley Henry E. baker & farmer,
.Amold Horatio Robert. poultry far- Pettican Gem·ge, wheelwright New bridge
mer, Hayes Green farm Pitt & Butcher, • blacksmiths
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LEIGH (<>r Leigh-on-Sea) is an ancient place. Salmon, ob. 1'591, and his wife .A.gnes* with ro children;
on Hadleigh Ray, oppositd Canvey Island and <>n there i!cl also a fine mural monument with demi-effigy
the r'oad from Southend to Tilbnry, with a station to Bobel't Salmon, master Qf the Trinity House, ro.p,
on the Tilbury and Southend rail-way, and is about and .fi brass to John Price, a native of Cardiff and
2! miles' west"from Southend, 5 south-west from Roch- commander of -several ships of war in the reign ol
ford 11nd 39 from London, in the South Eastern William m. ob-. 1709, and Marth11 (Godman) his wife,
divi11ion of the- county, Rochford hundred, petty ses· ob. rfi96; the effigies appear to be of earlier date ;
llirm:il rlivision and union, SonthPnd county court -di~· theTe is a memorial to the 'Wife' of the distinguished
trict, CaneWdo'Ji and. Southend rural deanery, archdes· Admiral · Sir Ed ward· Whi taker-; he:re are also buried'
oeonry '1>f Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. The town is Capt. Price R.N. ob. 1709, and Capt. Rogera R.N. ob.
lighted with gas from wOYkS' formerly belonging tQ the 1683: among the tombs in the churchyard are thosa,
Urban District Coun-cil, llnd now the property of 'the ef A{{mirsl Nicholas Haddock~ ob. 1:714, -and his 110nf
Southend Corporation. .A new drainage system has been Admiral Nicholas Haddock, both celebrated officers,
laid down at a cost of £z;,ooo. The parish 'Was formerly and of Captain Willia.m Goodlad, maste~ of the Trinity
governed bv an Urban District Council of twelve mem- House, r63g:- several historical I mQnuments wer~
bers, formed April :t, 1897, -under t"he provisions of tb.f- removed and destroyed at the restoratiou of the church.
"LoC'RI GoV'!':rnment Act, ~894 I' (56 and 57 Vict. e. about ·1838 ~ these included mural tablets to Admiral
73), but by the Southend-on-Sea Corporation Aet, N. Haddock, Capt. Rogers and to- the Hare family: irt
1913, --which clJ,me into operation Nov. 9th, 1913,, the 1893 the chancel walls were adorned with mural paint-
borough of Southend waS" -extended to include the Urban ings, 'Btl a cost of £70', and a memorial window erected
District of Leigh 4 on-Sea, !lnd part; of the parish of at 8 cost of £r?f1, to the Rev. Waiter King, Tector
Eastwood. The church of St. Clement is a building N 1859-92 r and a carved mahogany reredos of Belgian
KPnti~h .rarr ~one, chiefly in the Perpendicular style, work wa11 also erected at a cost of £150: there are now
and cons1st8 bf chancel, lady chapel. nave, aisles, south 820 sittings.? The register of baptisms dates from
porch (of brick) and fln embattled western tower con· 1684; burials, 1685; marriages, 16gr. The living is a
taining a clock and 6 bells: the chancel wu lengthened rectory, net yearly value £230, with 4 acres of glebe
in 1872 at .a cost of lgoof and has been !!Dtirely rebuilt and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford.
in the Decorated style: it has four stained windows and and held since 1892 by the Rev. Robert Stnart King
there are four others in the nave~ the lady chapel was M.A. of Hertford College, Oxford. St. Joseph's and
-erected in 1913, in .Jllemory of the Rt. :Rev. Edward St. Patrick's Catholic church is in Ma.rguerite drive.
Xing D.D. bishop of Lincoln y885-191o, and in the same The Wesleyan chapel, New Toad, built in 1879• is of
year nPw vestries were added: the e~st window in the brick_, and will seat 300 persons. Wesley chapel, Elm
lady chapel is, in memory of John Root, of For~st Gate: road, built in 1:904, will seat 65o persons. There is also
in the c4urch are brasses with effigies to Richard Had- a Congregational chapel, re-erected in 1:909, seating 450
dock, ob. 1453, and his wife Cristina, with 7 sons and 3 persons ; a Primitive Methodist chapel, and a Reformed.
dan!!hters ; their son John, and Alice his wife, with I 1 Church of England. A Cemetery, situated in London
childre~; to llichard Chester, an elder brother of the road, was formed in r882; there is a mortuary at the
Trinity House, and master in :{6rS, ob. 1632 ; his wife south end: it is under th~ control of the Southend
Elizabeth and 5 children; an inscription to Bobert Corporation. The St. Clement's Lodge of Freemasons.,
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No. 2,442, founded here in 1893• meets at the Grand there are two recreation grounds, one in Marine parade
Hotel. Leigh has a coastguard station, with one officer and the other on the cliff. Mrs. Churchyard is lady of
and five men ; and it is also a station of the Essex the manor. The principal landowners are the Salvatioa
Yacht Club. In the parish numerous Roman coins Army, and the Land Company. The area is 1,526 acre&
have been found. New public offices with fire station of land, I of inland and 31 of tidal water and 555 of
attached were erected iu 1912, at a cost of £s,ooo: foreshore; the population in tgn was 7,713.
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OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOC.A.L INSTITUTIONS kc .
• Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office, a.m. ISt sun. in month; other sundays, 8 &; 11.15
Elm -road (letters should have Essex added).--charles a.m.; matins, 10.15 a.m. (children's service, 3) k
.A.rnoll, sub-postmaster. Letters from Southend arrive evensong, 7 p.m.; saints' days, 7 & 8 a. m.; daily.
• & are delivered at 6.45 a.m. & 2.30 & 6.50 p.m. & h. c. mon. 8, tues. & fri. 7.30 & wed. I; sat. 7.
from London at 7·45 a.m. & 2, 6.20 & 11.15 p.m.; dis- thurs. 8 & 10.30 a.m. alternately
patched to London at 7.20 & 10.20 a.m. & 12.30, 2.15, St. Joseph's & SL Patrick's .Catholic Church, Re.-.
4 (sat; 4.20 only), 8.40 & 10.45 p.m. & to Southend John Joseph O'~eill, priest; mass, 8.30 & 10.30 a.m.;
at 7.20 a.m. & 1.25, 5.15 & 10.45 p.m. week days; evening service, 6.30 p.m. in winter & 7 p.m. ia
arrive on sundays, 7 a.m. ; dispatched to London & summer; holidays, mass, 8 a.m. ; week days, 9 a.m.
Southend, 8.30 p.m in winter & 8.30 a.m. in summer
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office, High street. William Reformed Church of England, Christ Church, Victoria
Kemp, sub-postmaster. Lett-ers dispatched at 6.15 & ' road, Rev. Reginald Eason-J ones; n a.m. & 6.30
9 a.m. 12 noon & 1.3o, 2.45, 4.15, 8 & 10 p.m.; p.m.; wed. n a.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
sundays, 7·45 p.m. Telegrams can be dispatched Congregational (Union), Pall Mall, Rev. T. Ree&
from this office & telegraph money orders are issued, Richards; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
but not paid Primitive Methodist, Cranleigh drive, Rev. G. Reginald
Post Office Telephone Call Office, go Broadway Trussell; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Wesleyan Methodist: '
Southend & Leigh Circuit, Rev. Edwin Thos. Simpson
Cemetery, London road, John Bearman, foreman ~ew road; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Coast Guard Station, John B. Bryan R.N. chief officer, Wesley Chapel, Elm road; n a. m. & 6.30 p.m.;
&:; 5 men
thurs. 7·45 p.m
County Borough Police Station, 41 Leigh Hall road, Salvation Army, Station road
William Carr, inspector, 2 sergeants & 15 constables
Fire Station, Elm road, built in 1912, 3 officers & 12
men; Harold E. J ohnson, captain PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent The schools are controlled by the Southend-on-Sea
Society; hon. representative, Ernest C. Kerry, 12 Had- Education Committee.
leigh road
Clerk, James W. Barrow, Education offices, York road~
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Southend
River Keeper, Ernest Palmer, I I Grange road Attendance Officer, Charles Pagett, Leigh-on-Sea
Medical Officer & Pub],ic Vaccinator, Leigh South Dis- North street, erected in 18go, & enlarged in 18gB, for
trict, Rochford Union, Wm. Douglas Watson M.R.C.S. 356 boys & 306 girls ; average attendance, 246 boys .t
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., D.P.H.Oxon, Leigh ho. Elm rd 235 girls; Arthur H. Thatcher, master; Miss Mahalah
Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Albert James Read, mistress. The infants' school was erected in
Ball, 49 Broadway; tues. 6 to 7 p. m. ; fri. 3 to 4 p.m rgo7, for 250 children; average attendance, r85; Mis~o
A. Young, infants' mistress
·. PLACES OF WORSHIP, -with times of Services. West Leigh, for 3 60 mixed & 32 0 infants; average
St. Clement's Church, Rev. Robert Stuart King M ..\. attendance, 270 mixed & 156 infants ; Ernest Hood.
rector; Rev . .Alfred Thomas Stiff M . .A.. & Rev. Francis master; Miss .A. M. Durrant, mistress
Leolin Hilditch Th.A.K.C. curates; h. c. 7, 8 & II,I5 Railway Station, George Chapman, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ayliffe Mrs. 6 Torquay drive Beecroft Waiter G. The Corner house,
.A.blin Mrs. n Leighton avenue Ayres Mrs. 77 Leigh Hall road Church hill
.A.dams Charles, 17 Victoria drive Ba.chman Jacob, 36 Oakleigh Pk. drv Beecroft William, 27 Clift parade
Adamson Nicholas Frederick, The Bacon Percy Ernest :Neville, 138 Beetlestone .A.lfd. Ernest, 3 Station rei
Rest, Bonchurch avenue Lymington avenue Behrendt Carl J. 19 Grange road
Adcock Arthur St. John, Cliff way, Bacon Samuel, 127 Leigh Hall road Bell Charles Hampden, 14 .Avenue rd
Salisbury road Badock Jerrard, 19 Cliff parade Bell Mrs. 95 Pall mall.
Adshead Harry, 46 Grange road 'Baker Frank, so Leighton avenue Bellew Wm . .A.lex. 71 Hadleigh road
Aitken James, 15 Station road Baker Mrs. Oakhurst, Leighton aven Bendall Gerard, Dursley, Burnham rei
Alexander Geo. Pinewood, Western rd Baldock Wm. Charles, 32 Leighton av Benjamin Isaac, 127 Elm road
Alexander Mrs. 88 Elm road Balls George, 71 Leigh Hall road Benton Chas. Ernest, 25 Sea View rd
Algar Samuel John, 49 Dawlish drive Banner .Alfred, 61 Hadleigh -road Berry Jsph.Thos.Moreton,Burnham rd
Alien Harry, 84 Elm road Bannister Herbert Sidney,77 Leigham Bevington Mrs. 23 Dawlish drive
Alien Robt. Jas. 104 Lymington aven Court drive Beynon Richard,Woodhey,Herschell rd
Alien Thomas, 106 Leigh hill Barber Herbert William, Bloomfield, Bezer Wm. Jas. Ferncote, Marine par
Alsop Thos. Dalmeny, Burnham road Salisbury road Bingley Frank, 48 Grange road
Anderson A.C. Clovelly,Glendale gdns Barker Mrs. 79 Leigham Court drive Binns Frederick Thomas, Beaufort,.
Annereau John, 56 Oakleigh Park dri Barnard Mrs. go Leigh hill Burnham road
Appleford Charles Ernest, La Quinta, Barnsdale Henry, 53 Hadleigh road Bishop Edward Farmer,8 Leigh Pk.rd
Western -road Barrow Mrs. Stanmore,Elmsleigh drv Bishop Jas. Woodford, Westleigh av
Appleford William Brunsden, Pine Barton Miss, 4 .A.lexandra road Bishop James Henry, 18 Avenue road.
Tree cottage, Vernon road Barton Misses, 103 Oakleigh Pk. drive Blaker Henry, 74 Leighton avenue
.A.ppleton Tho~t. Lystra, Elmsleigh drv Bass Hen.Ty Edward, 63 Hadleigh rd Blois Wm. A. 21 Leighton avenue
Archer Edward Burchell, I Leigh Batchelor Richard, 9 Station road Boaz John Edward, The Bungalow,.
Park road Bate Fredk. Wm. 29 Oakleigh Pk. drv Underclifi gardens
.Archer Justus, 20 .Alexandra road Bate Wm. 57 Oakleigh Park drive Bockett Arthur, 69 Hadleigh road
.A.rclan Sidney, 24 Victoria drive Batley Jas. Robert, Kerri, Vernon rd Boddison John Benjamin Cartwr1ght,.
Arkwright George, 38 Hadleigh road Batty Chas. Lovaine, Salisbury road 1 21 Hadleigh road
Armstrong Wm.Jas. 57 Leigh Hall rd Batzer Charles .Austin, Glenhurst, J Bolt Daniel Roberts, 59 Station road
.A.rnold John, :Newlands, Westleigh av Lymington avenue Bolton Harry. 69 Cranleigh drive
Arnold Nathnl.Edmund, 104 Leigh hl Bayliss Bertram Chas. 43 Pall mall Bolton William Hy. 57 Fairleigh driv&
Arnold Stanley Charles, Craig house, Beale Mrs. Beechwood, Glendale gdns Bonallack Waiter, Wyverstone lodge.
Leighton avenue Beales Wm.Lionel Bertie,56 Pall mall Hadleigh road
Arnoll Charles Edwd. 30 Queen's road Beall Herbert Charles, Bramblehurst, Bone .A.lbert, 55 Leigham Court drive-
.A.shbourne .A.rthur, 24 Grange road Burnham road Boreham Mrs. 19 Oakleigh Park drive
.Ashby Henry George, 52 Leighton av Beare Mrs. 2 Leighton avenue Borman James Charles, 40 Grange rd.
Ashwell Jn. Edmund, 14 Sea View rd Beattie Ebenezer,Ramleh,Salisbury rd Bosworth Jsph. Hy. 74 Lymington av-
Astlett George Robert, Tavistock, Beaumont Barrington Lindley,Walden, Bottomley Mrs. Brookside, Oakleigh:
Glendale gardens Bonchurch avenue Park drive
Astley Robert, 20 Hadleigh road Beaver Mrs. 123 Leigh Hall road Bovie George, 61 Elm road
Attwood William George, 53 Leigham Bedford Joseph,26 Leigham Court drv Brand William Frederick, 167 Elm rd
Court drive Bray Charles David, 5 .A.lexandra rd

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Brazier Thomas George, Kingswood
rilla, Kingswood chase
:Briant Alfred Robert, 41 Leighton av
Bridge Harry, 16 Alexandra road
llridge Henry,49Leigham Court drive
IBrignell George Chas. 82 Grange rd
Brinson Saml. Pierpoint, 98 Leigh hl
~roadbent Frdk.Seaton,34 Queen's rd
IJrock George, 121 Leigh Hall road
Brockbank Percy, 214 Elm road
::Brodie Charles, 20 Grange road
.Brooking Edward Arthur, 52 Oakleigh
Park drive
Brooks Miss, 5 Sea View road
:Brooks Mrs ..A.Iicedene,Ronald Hill gro
Brown Charles, 71 Elm road
iJrown Eric Leonard, 125 Oakleigh
Park drive
llrown George Imrie, 71 Leighton av
:Brown Harry Sam, 159 Elm road
Brown Thomas, 55 Dawlish drive
"Brown Thomas,6g Leigham Court drv
:Brown Wm. Henry, 74 Leigh Hall rd
::Browne John James, Meadfield, Burn-
ham road
1Jrowne Mrs. Dillon, 54 Leighton aven
Bryau John Barham, 9 Oakleigh Park
drive
Bryant Mrs. Th~ Briars, Olivia dr~ve
:Bull James Robmson, Tresco, )lanne
parade
Burcher John, 22 Oakleigh Park drive
llurfoot George, 27 Fairleigh drive
Burgess-Smith Edward, Western road
Bum Mrs. 29 Victoria road
"Burns William A. 48 Torquay drive
11urnside Miss, 140 Glendale gardens
Eurton William, Burton's Pride,Elms-
leigh drive
Cadman Charles Wells, 23 Cliff paT
()alkin Percy Chas. 154 Lymington av
{)alla.m Charles Baxter, Bu~lbrook,
Barley street
()alver Mrs. 26 Oakleigh Park drive
Capel Miss, 14 Torqna.y drive . Park drive
Capern Ed-ward, 4 Torquay drive
Caplehorn Wm.Thos.95 Lymington av
Carpenter .Alfred Caleb, Homeleigh,
Western road
'Carr .Alfred, Cliff ho. Marine parade
Cater .A.rthur .A.lbert, 9 Alexandra rd
Cater Mrs. Mosebury cot. London •rd
'Cates Mrs. YeLaurels,Ronald Hill gro
Caton William, 44 Grange road
(:attell Hy.Richd. Trist,19 Leighton av
{)ausby Frank, 107 Leighton avenue
Champ Ernest Edwin, White cottage,
Theobald's road
Chance William, 29 Sea View road
{)hancellor Chas. Bankside, Vernon rd
Chancellor Mrs. 38 Cliff parade
'Chapman George, 3 Alexandra road
()happell Chas. lt'redk.rg Sea View rd
Chase Benj. Richd. 11 Redcliff drive
'Chatwin: Charles, 32 Leigh Hall road
Cherry Henry, 87 Leighton avenue
ChigneD William Joseph, 'l'he Nest,
Marine pllirade
'Childs Charles Wm. 31 Cliff parade
Christy George Daniel, Buena-Vista,
Eastwood road
Churchward Philip Harold, Shiloh,
Lime avenue
Clare Thos. Mortley,13 Leighton aven
Clarence .Andrew Cave, 122 Oakleigh
Park drive
()lark Peter, Pendennis,Glendale gdns
Clarke Charles Roger, 32 Oakleigh
Park drive . house, W estleigh avenue
()larke Geo. Plu8h, 10 Le1ghton aven
Clarke Jn.C. The Gables,Burnham rd
Clarke Jn.Wm. 50 Oakle.igh Park ~rv
'Clarke Mrs. A. 44 Oakle1gh Pk. dr1ve
Clarke Samuel John, 222 Elm road
"Clement Montague,64 LeighamCt.drv
"Coates Miss, 97 Lymington avenue
<lobbe Wm.Langley,Haytor,London rd
Cochrane Mrs. Meadfield, Burnham rd
Coldwell Mrs. 102 Pall mall
Cole Bertie Geo. Wm. 76 Grange rd
Cole Ernest, Rho-Ern, Eastwood road
Cole Rt. Wilding, Monroe, Harley st
LEIGH. 369
Coleman Leonard, 28 Hadleigh road Edmunds Edmund,8o0akleigh Pk.drY
Coley William, Belsize, London road Edward Robert Farquharson Sharp,
Collier Mrs. 26 Torquay drive 75 Leighton avenue
Collings Geo.Hillery,1o Glendale gdns Edwards Geo.Hy.Dunman,87Pall mall
Collins Hy. Geo. Thos.so Hadleigh rd Edwards Waiter James, 36 Cliff par
Collison Mrs. 39 Leigham Court drive Elliott .A.lbt. Edwin,ug Leigh Hall rd
Colman Ja.s. Edwin, 78 Oakleigh Park Elliott James Edward,Isleworth lodge,
drive Marine parade
Connor Albert Edward, Fallowfield, Ellis .A.lbert, Tankerville, London re!
Westleigh avenue Ellis Richd. Wilfred, 9 Leigh Park rd
Connor Jas. Doris vil. Westleigh av Elviss William, lvydene, London rd
Cooke Charles .A.rthur, Clifton lodge, Emery Benjamin, 15 Sea View road
Redcliff drive Emery John, Oakhurst, Bailey road
Cooper Mrs. 69 Leighton avenue Emery :Mrs. 64 Grange road
Cope Alfd.Wm.3o Leigham Court drv Emery Wait. Wm. 12 Sea View road
Cordingly Charles, 9 Redcliff drive Erwood Waiter, 25 Leighton avenue
Coulden George, Ferns, Lime avenue Espury William Thomas, Wildwood,
Cowley Herbert Reginald, Wynstowe. Westleigh avenue
Scarborough drive Evans John George, 79 Lymington av
Coxall Ernest Wm. 73 Leightvn aven Evans Miss, Oakleigh, Fleming aven
Coxun Robert, 32 Queen's road Ewen Alfred, 56 Leigh Hall road
Crane George, 78 Leigh Hall road Ewing Frauds John, 62 Grange road
Creaser George Wallis, Dresden bun- Fairbairn ErnestWm.88 Leigh Hall rd
galow, Scarborough drive Farnan .Atfd.W. Camber, Burnham rd
Creed· George, 8 Cliff parade Fearn Alfd. Youden, 53 Leigh Hall rd
Cridge Robert, 76 Fairleigh drive Fenwick Danl. Benmore, Fairleigh dr-t
Crooks William, _16 Avenue road Ferguson John Hey, 218 Elm Toad
Cross Mrs. 59 Le1gh Hall road Fife Wm. Hy. Heathcote,Salisbury rd
Cross Samuel . Abel, Montrose, St. Finlayson Robert, 5 2 Grange road
Clement's dnve Fish Fredk. Chas. 96 Leigh Hall road
Cundy Harry, 69 Oakleigh Park drive Fisher David, 36 Victoria drive
Curnow Herbert Henry, Trevethan, Fisher James, 38 Queen's road
Salisbury road Fisher Mrs. 47 Dawlish drive
Curtayne William John,83Leighton av Fitch Ernest Harold, Gowdhurst,
Curtis Jn. Jas. 84 Oakleigh Pk. drive Fleming avenue
Cuthbert William Jeffrey,86 Oakleigh FitzGerald Yernon Hy.16 Redcliff drv
Park drive Fletcher Mrs. 42 Grang~ road
Cutler Arth.Wm.23 Leigham Crt. drv Fletcher Mrs. 74 Oakleig-h Park drive
Dafforn Fredk. Charles, 6 Avenue rd Flint Geo. Stanlev, 58 Leigh Hall rd
Daines George Wm. 32 Cliff pa.rade Fooks William ·Henry, Struanlea,
Dainty William, Villula, Burnham rd Salisburv road
Daly Edward, Tredega.r,Lymington av Forshaw Daniel, 6 Grange road
Davey Misses, 8 Oakleigh Park drive Foster Duncan, Nore view,Marine par
Davies Sydn-ey, Riverdene, Oakleigh Foster-Pedley Ged. 6 Leigh Park rd
Fowler Charles Jabez, La Casita:
Davis Alfred Charles, JersPy house, Station road
Vernon :~;oad Franklin Albert Edward, 124 Leigh
Davis Percy Charles, 7 Avenue road Hall road
Daw Frederic,The Laurels, Victoria drv Fraser Henry, 72 Oakleigh Park drive
Day Charles F. so Broadway Free Miss, 29 Torquay drive
Day Mrs. St. Peter's lodge, Barley st Freeman Guy Clifford,67 Hadleigh rd
D'Eath David Cecil, 5 Cliff par~e Fripp Mrs. 22 Torquay drive
Delleany James, Glengariff, Kmgs- Frith Wm. Geo. 1 Victoria drive
wood chase Frost Cuthbert Rd. 8 Glendale gdns
Deverell William Devenish, Fair oak, Frymann Percy, Highlands, Eastwood
London road road
Dicketts> Arthur Skinner, 47 Leigh Fuller Arthur, Scarsdale,Burnham rd
Hall road Gall John Llewellyn, St. Boniface..
Dickinson Miss, 9 Ashleigh drive Burnham road
Dickinson Mrs. 39 Cliff parade Gallagher Edward, 156 Glendale gdns
Disney Arthur William, Ivy dene, Galloway Miss, 87 Oaklei~h Park drv
Salisbury road Gamble Mrs. 73 Hadleigh road ·
Dixon Henry Brownlow, TO Cliff par Game Tom, Brambleside, Kingswood
Dobson Mrs. 18 Leigh Hall road chase
Dolman George, St. Freda, Oakleigh Garcke Louis, 61 Fairleigh drive
Park drive Garnett Rt.Hy.Chas.93 Lymington av
Don«lvan Michael, 12 Leigham Court Geen Wm. Hy. Brendon, Eastwood rd
drive Gentle Augnstus, 132 Elm road
Dorkins Geo . .Archd. 79 Leigh Hall rd Gernat Franqois,Cranfield,Western rd
Dormer Percy Alfred, Somerton,East- Gernat FranQois, jnn.. West Dene,
wood road Ve1'1lon road
Downing George Frederick,Littlecote, Gibbs Henry Brandreth, Buona Vista,
Marine parade Marine parade
Dry John, 139 Elm road Gibson Frank, 73 Leigham Court drv
Dupuy Percy, 7 Leighton avenue Gill Fredc. Edwin, r6 Leigh Hall rd
Durrant Frederick Edmond,Fransham Gill Mrs. 9 Leigham Court drive
villa, Kingswood chase Gillard Robert Webb, High cliffe,
Durrant Frederick Samuel, Firby Burnham road
Gilpin Mrs. 64 Leigh Hall road
Durrant ~rs. The Hall, Hadleigh rd Girling Frederick, 1 Torquay drive
Dwyer RIChard John, Douglas, West- Glaser Jn.Hy. 91 Oakleigh Park drive
leigh avenue . Godfrey John Adolphus, 18 Cliff par
Dyer Mrs. 34 Sea V1ew road Goffe Charles, 57 Hadlei!!h road
Dykes John Wm. 85 Lymington aven Goodchild Geor~, 2oo Elm road
Eason-Jones Rev. Reginald (Reformed Goody George Fisher, 13 Grange road
Church of England), 3 Redcli:fl drv Gordon John M.D. 5 Leighton avenue
Ede Mrs. 11:21 Pall mall Gorril1 Albert, 17 Grange road
Edenborough Edward Stanley, The Grand Edwd. 41 Leigham Court drive
Nest, London road Granger .Alfred, Fernleigh, Westclifi
Edger John Warren, 45 Station road drive
Edmunds Rev. Edmund Morgan; Grant John Alex. 32 Hadleigh road
(Cong.), Hadleigh, Burnham road 1 Grave Fletcher, 33 Victoria road
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Grave Foster 1 59 Leigh hill
Graves Mrs. 56 Torquay drive
Gray Mrs. 22 Grange road
Gray Mrs. 38 Leigham Court drive
Grear Miss, Chenies,St.Clement'a dn
Green .A.rthur, 7 Torquay drive
Green Harry Whitson, 61 Leigham
Court drive
Green Mrs. C. Headley, 39 Pall mall
Green Sidney Harold, 41 Dawlish drv
Greenbalgh John Francis, 71 Leigh bl
Greger Karl, Bohemia, Londdn r.oad
Greite Capt. Maurice, 37 Cliff parade
Grieves Mrs. 124 Pall mall
Griffiths Mrs. 14 Alexandra road
Gunn Samuel Hardy, ro Ha.dleigh rd
Gutridge Geo. Wm. 22 Leighton av
Hague Stanley, 2 Leigh Park road
Hailstone Chas. Geo.g2 Lymington av
Hain Wm. McGavin,120 Leigh Hall rd
Halford Miss, Glyngarth, Glendale
gardens
Hall Douglas H. 37 Station road
Hall John, 71 Oakleigh Park drive
Hall Mrs. St.. Kilda, Bumham road
Hall Mrs. E. 26 Hadleigh road
Hall St. John Greville, ~89 Pall mall
Hall Thos. Wm. 87 Lymington aven
Halley George William, 99 Pall mall
Hancock .Augustine, 39 Dawlish drive
Hands Mrs. 6 Leigh Hall road
Hanger Edward, Denstone,Marine par
Hankin Mrs. 30 Torquay drive
Harding Herbert John, Roanoake,
Burnham road
Hardwick Mrs. Ivanhoe, Westcliff drv
Hardwicke Edwd. Daniel, 20 Leigham
Court drive
Harford William Herbert, Loch Earne,
London road · Jackson John. Overstrand, Marine par Liversedge Jn. Rosslyn, Theobald11 rd
Harmer Geo. Wm. 7 Leigh Park rd
Harn William, 23 Hadlejgh road
Harper Waiter, 2 Marine parade
Harper William, 35 Cliff parade
Harrington Waiter, Glen Logan,
London road
Harrison Frederick, Hadleigh view,
Leigh Park road
Harrison. William, 22 Sea. View road
Harrower James, 85 Leigh Hallil road
Hart Ha.rry James, 25 Victoria road
Hartley Timothy Leach,sr Leigh Hall
road
Harvey Capt. John, 17 Dawlish drive
Harvey John, Braiswick, Burnham rd
Harvey Moore Graham, Blair Athole,
Herscbell road
Hawes Jonathan, 78 Lei~hton avenue
Hay Mrs. 38 Oakleigh .Park drive
Haydort Miss, Bg Oakleigh Park drive
:aeard Alfred Edward, Homeland,
Pa.Il mall
Heath John B.A. Mount villa, Salis-
bury road
Hebb Marmaduke Arth. I I3 Pall mall
Hecker Paul, S Marine parade
Hentscb Harry Arth. 125Leig:h Hall rd
Henwood Miss, 4 Marine parade
Herzberg lludolph, Ougolok, Burn-
ham road
H k" Ed · p H dl · h d
~bwb IndW ~R~d dercly'st55Cl a eit~ r
HH"bbl
I ar m. II s a e,Gl . emen s "'t
Ch
1 e , ar .es, ena.11an,
.Clement s tlnve . King Henry Geo. Hilton, Bailey road Mansfield Mrs. 23 Victoria road
H~dd~n Fras. Wm.7o Oakleigh Pk.drv
H~g~ms Herbert S. Q2 Gran~e road
Hilditch Rev. Franc1s Leolm A.K.C.
(cu.rate of St. Clement's), ro Vie-
.tona road . Kissin Abraham, 98 Oakleig-h Pk. drv Marriott Allan Theodore, r_,; Cliff par
H~ll Charles, The Holhes, ~ondon rd
H~ll Charles James, Westle~gh grange
H~ll EthertBasb~ll!24 Oakleigh Pk.drv
H1l~ Thomas ~1lha~ Charles, Wood-
vtlle, Elmsle1gh dnve
H~ll Wm. Ernest,4:.: Oa~leig~ Pk. drv
H~ll~. Gustave, 3 VICt?ria drive
Hilh~rd Herbert Brewitt,The Cottage,
:r-eigh Hall road
Hills Mrs. 7 Southsea avenue
Hogg Alexander John, Gwen Lynne,
Burnham road
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Holbeche Thomas, 13 Sea View road Lambert George Hy. 6 Alexand"nr rd'
Holland Alfred, 12 Oakleigh Park drv Lambert James Fredk. 23 Victoria rct
Holliday Alfred John, ns Pall mall Lambert Miss, 22 Redclitr drive
Hood Ernest, Cremorne,Leigh Hall rd Land Mrs. rg8 Pall mall
Hook Reginald Myles, 49 Hadleigh rd Lang John Hy. llos:rrio, Lcrmiolf roacf
Hooker Robt . .Austin, 17 Leighton av Langton William, 19 Victoria. driv~
Ho~>key Miss, 72 Leigh Hall road Larder Charles, The Nool,Fiemingn-
Hooper Harry, 7 Alexandra road Larner Edgar Thos. 83 Lymingtm IV'
Hope Robert Jas. 120 Oakleigh Pk.drv Laughton Arth.David,3,c;. Torquay dl?
Hornibrook Cecil Cole Bowen, 169 Lawrence Richard Eli, Rosemont,.
Elm road Marine parade
Horstead Charles Ambrose, g6 Oak- Lawrence Robert Stephen,r51 Elm rcl
leigh Park drive Lawrence Willia:m A. 69 Leigll hill
Houghton Stanley Goodman, Heath- Lawton Alfd. 62 Leigham Coort drit&
ville, Elmsleigh drive . Lay Beaumont Fredk. g6 Leign Itili
How Harry, 25 Oakleigh Park drin Leak Geo. Hy. 6o Leigham Court dl'l"
Howell Edward C. London & Provin- Leates Geo. Jn. 76 OaJdeigh Pli:. driTU'
cial Bank, xo Broadway Leathley Harry. 26 Avenue road
Howship William, 6x Leigh Hall road Leckenby William Edward, If
Rubble Geo. Jas. g:a Oakleigb Pk.drv Leigbam Court d-rive
Huber . Ernest Cecil, St. Austell, Lee Alfred Geo. 28 Oakleigh Park d"'
Glendale gardens Lee Henry James, rr7 Leigh Hall rd
Hudgell Jn.G.eo.6x Oakleigh Park drv Lee Mrs. 2 Avenue 'road
Hughes Henry Jas. 121 Lymington av Lee Mrs. 39 Torquay drive
Hughes Thomas Herbert, Barnard rd Le Mare Cecil Raby, Woodbridge-,.
Humber Mrs. 2 Dawlisb drive London road
Hunter George Joseph, The Haven, Le Plastrier Herbertr Merry, 2f
Fleming 'D.venu& Leigham Court drive
Hunter Mrs. 24 Torquay drive Lewin Ernest William, IIr Broadwar
Iles George, 71 Cranleigh drive Licence Jas. 99 Oakleigh Park drive-
Impett Mrs.M. Chelsea bo.London rd Lichfield GPO. Fredk. 93 Pall mall
Imrie-Smith Sydney Hambrook, 63 Lightbown James Vernon, 32 Vict{)ri~r-
Leigham Court drive drive
lngham William J osepb, Abingdon, Lister Mrs. E. 12 Cliff parade
Burnham road Little Alfred Edgar, 114 Pan mall
Ireland Henry Ralph, Norfolk villa, Little Michl. Jn. 44 Leigham Crt. dn'
St. Clement's avenue Littlebury Frederick Jn. 33 Leigllam
Iveson William Joseph, Hazelmere, Court drive
Burnham road ' Litty Mrs. The Grange,Glendale ~n~
Jackson Philip Pugb,Bo Leigh Hall rd Llewellyn Wm. Ewart. 59 Hadlei~hrlf
James Henry, Clyde, Leighton avenue Lloyd-Warren :Mrs. Dunedin, Bnrn....
Jameson Gilbert Alfred, 65 Leigham ham road
Court drive Loader Capt. Ernest Barton, 30 OaFr-
Jameson Mrs. 8 Leigh Hall road lei~h Park drive
Jaques Harry, 19 Station road Loader Thomas Henry, Elleray, Daw-
Jarman William Henry, St. Winifred, lish drive ·
Theobalds -road Lockton John, 14 Pall mall
Jarvis Mrs. Rivercourt, Vernon road Lodge William Charles, Camelot,.
Jeffreys Henry, 73 Leigh Hall road Boncburch avenue
Johns William Richard, Trenance, Loescher Mrs. 3 Leigh Park road
Leigh Hall road Lon~hurst Comelius, 29 Leighton av
J ohnson George, 67 Leighton avenue Loveday John, 94 Oakleigh Park dri'veo
Johnson Herbert, 108 Leigh hill Lowry Frederick, u Bailey road
Jon~s Ed'"!'ard Joseph, Palmette, Bel- Lumley John Albert, 7 ~ictoria road
fairs d"rive Lyons Wm. John, 62 Leig-h Hall Toad'
Jones Ernest Llewellyn, Cartref, Mabey Archibald William, Alva,.
Leighton avenue Salisbury road
Jones Joseph Walker, 137 Elm road Macara Rt. Blair, 1:36 Lymington av
J ones Thomas Robert, 42 Queen's rd McArthur William, 25 Dawlish drive"
Juett Percy Jn. Lynwood.Burnham rd Macaulay Mrs. 97 Oakleigh Park di'V'
Keen .Alfred, r6 Pall mall McCraith Richard Heyes, St. Osythr
Kee~s Albert James, Dorothyville, Elmsleig-h drive
Ltme avenue Ma.cdonald John Rose, Snnnyside,
Kendrick Alfred, 126 Lymington aven Marine para.d~
Kennard Artbur Charlton Hayter, 23 Macf~rla?e Wilham, r6 West street
.Pall mall McG1vermg J oh~, 6o G:range road
K~lner Arth.Hugoe,Loxl.ey,Western rd MacGreg-or .Le';Is, 3 Le1~ham Ct. drr
K~mber Frank •. 1.7 Statwn ro~d . McKay BenJamm, 8r Leigbton avenue
K~nd Harrv Wilham,22 Dawhsh dr1ve MacLean Donald,Ingl~holm,Vernon rd
Km~ Rev.Robt. Stuart M.A. (rector), Ma.cro Walter, 49 Leu~·h Hall road
av
The Rectory
K'mg G eorge M on t a.,ue,
Cl
127 0 a kl eig
· Maddin William, 78 Lymington aven
· b Mann G eo. H oward , 67 F a1·r 1eii!
• h drV'
::5 • Park drive Manning Thorn as, 70 Leigh HallToatf
King Miss, 54 Broadway Markland Miss, 6o Leigh Hall road
Kin~ Waiter, The Cottage,Herschell rd Mark!! Henry Edward, Go.rdon house,
Kirby Alfred 3 Sell View road London road
Kirby John, '10 Alexandra road Markwick AndrewDouglas,s5 Broadwy-
Knapman Wm. Waiter, Marine lodge, Marsh Waiter Henry, 86 Elm road
Marine parade Marshall William, 65 Hadlei~h road
Knight Frederick John, Olive grove, Marsh all William Brown, Hazelwood
Percy road house, Sali 81bury road
Knight John Cameron, 121 Pall mall MasenhPlder Miss, 58 Leigham Ct.drr
Kohring Mrs. 76 Lymington avenue Mason Christopber, 6o Pall mall
Krise Otto, 74 Grange road Maurice Frederick, 53 Dawlish drive
Lacey Ernest Arth, 62 Lymington av May Charles, 27 Leighton avenue
Lacy Arthur Edward, 29 Dawlisb drv May Josepb, 19 DawJish drive
Laker Arthur, 30 Sea View road Maydwell Wm. 22 Leigham Court drY
Lamb Mrs 61 Station road Meaoben James Edward, Sunnyside,
Lambert Fras. ro7 Oakleigh Park drv London rood
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. LEIGH. 37
Mead Mrs. The Hazels, Dawlish drive Pate Thomas Edward, 51 Leigham Robertson Clias. 20 Oakleigh Park drv
Medhnrst Fredk. Thos.62 Hadleigh rd Court drive Robertson Thomas Alex. 85 Elm road
Medlock Mrs. 82 Elm road Patrick Henry Jones, 2 Glendale gdns RobeyJn.Thos.PortBower,Burnham rd
Melville Mrs. 40 Queen's road Patten Charles James, Bonchurch, Robey Leslie Thomas, 79 Leighton av
MelvinGeo.MundyAlex.32Torquay drv Kingswood chase Robinson Arnold Turner, i7 Leighton
Mens Harry, 26 Broadway Patterson J. E. Leigh hall, Oakleigh avenue
Mesenbrink Ralph, 6o Hadlei~h road Park driva Robinson Charles, 3 Southsea avenue
Messent Frederick, 33 Leighton aven Patterson Jsph. Wylie, 25 Cliff par Robinson David Durrant, 51 Leighton
Millard William Henry, Villa Casilda, Paul .Alfd. Thos. 86 Leigh Hall road avenue
Station road Payn Harold John, I l l Pall mall Robinson George, 15 Grange road
"Mitchell Danl. Stuart, 6 Leighton av Peel l\Irs. C. G. Sea field, Harley st Rogers William James,26 Leighton av
Mitch.ell Percival Henry, Ramsey, Pelling Ernest Whitfield, Riversdale, Rose Arth. Richd. go Leigh Hall rd
Westleigh avenue Western road Rosenthal Benjamin, So LeightoQ av
Mitchener James, 75 Leigh Hall road Pennell Arthur George, Athelstane Ross Charles Campbell, go Grange rd
Mitcheson Edward, 3 Torquay drive villa, Elmsleigh drive Rouse Victor Hy.35LeighamCourt drv
Mongredien Augustus, 28 Leighton av Pennell Reginald Frank, g6 Lyming- Rowe Harry, 100 Oakleigh Park drive
Montauban Frederick Willia.m, West- ton avenu'3 Rowe Miss, Readhurst, Leigh Hallt·d
leigh cottage, Westleigh avenue Penny Mrs. 22 Cliff parade Rowe W.illiam Henry, 24 Cliff parade
Montgomery Waiter, 18 Pall mall Perry Mrs. 10 Torquay drive Rowlandson Hy.Medina,Glendale gdns
Moody Charles, n Victoria drive Pervanoglu Ados Joseph, Glenrosa, Roy James Saml. 55 Leigh Hall road
Moc=e George Henry, 21 Cliff parade Bailey road Rutter William, 26 Leigh Hall road
Moore Gregory, 10 Avenue road Pettinger Wm. Elmer, 33 Station rd Ryall Thos. Edwd.1o20akleigh fk.drv
Morgan J11.mes,ss Oakleigh Park drive Pettitt Henry George, 11 Station road Sadler Edward, St. Clement's drive
Morley Arthur William, 25 Station rd Pickering Percy Oswald, Oak lodgtl. Salt Charles, 15 Oakleigh Park drive
Morris Chas.Reginald, 44 Dawlish drv Salisbury road Salter Peter John, Crowdown, East-
Morrison Joh'l. Alex. Dunloe,Harley st Picking Wm. Thos. 22 Leigh Hall rd wood road
Morrow Arthur Fleetwood, Stoke, Pickup Richd. Percy, 33 Torquay drv Salter Wm. Appleton, 32 Sea View rd
Burnham road Pickworth Waiter Ben,33 Dawlish rlrv Sampson Geo. Hy. Chanda,London rd
Mowbray Mrs. So Leigh hill Pierpoint Ernest S. 35 Station road Sampson Mrs. 63 Leighton avenue
Moxon Herbert,The Cot,Bonchurch av Pincott Fdk. Wm. 67 Oakleigh Pk.drv Sams Mrs. 20 Dawlish drive
Mulvaney Thomas, 67 Elm road Pitt William Joseph, 133 Elm road Sargeant Thomas Percival,Caversham
Murie James M.D., LL.D. Canvey Plail Ebenezer, Frogpool,Westlei~h av lodge, London road
cottage, New road Platt Ern1>st Bertram, 48 Oakleigh Saunders Henry, 54 Lymington aven.
Natusch Miss, 94 Leigh hill Park drive Saunders Mrs. 7 Redcliff drive
Neale-Huggett William, Canute lodge, Plumb Mrs. 24 Sea View road Saunders William, 24 Avenue road
Victoria drive Ponder Waiter Palmerston, 34 Had- Saunt William Frederick, West lodge,.
Neary Miss, 6g Lymington avenue leigh road Leigh Park road
Nevill Donald, 21 Dawlish drive Poole Mrs. Carlton villa. Western rd Savage Saml. Wm. 74 Hadleigh road
Newell John Geo. 81 Lymington aven Pope Henry William Amos, Theobalds Saward Arthur Wm. 46 Torquay drv
Newport Frederick Waiter, Ash villa, road, Marine parade Saward William Sutton, Englefield,
Sydney road Portch Henry Herbert, 75 Leigh hill Elmsleigh drive
Newton William Henry Charles,:Mavis Potter William, 134 Pall mall Scamp Edward, ug Pall mall
bank, Salisbury road Powell Matthew Pearce, 40 Cliff par Scannell John, Hamilton house, Leigh
Nibbs Mrs. 7 A.shleigh drive Power Robert Leo, 31 Torquay drive Hall road
Nicholls Fredk. W. C. 9 Dawlisb drv Poynter Mrs. II3 Leigh Hall road Scott John Wm. 63 Glendale gardens
Nicholls Fredk. William, 65 Elm road Prior Thomas, 6 Station road Scougall James Muir, Canvey, Marine
Nicholls George Edwin, Westfield, Prosser Mrs. The Croft, Station road parade
Burnham road Pryke John, 12 Alexandra road Scouler Leonard Jas. 28 Sea View rd
Nicholson Jn. Jas.18 Lei~ham Ct.drv Puckett Harry, 21 Grange road Seel Alfred Burrell, The Homestead.
N()ble James, 83 Leigh Hall road Pursey Henry Amos, Sea-Brinlr, Herschell road
Noel Wm. Wait. 103 Lymington aven Undercliff gardens Seel Alfred Burrell Darken, Briar cot--
Norris Edward Rester, 41 Hadleigh rd Puzey Herbt. Hy. 2 Torquay drive tage, Herschell road
Norton John, 89 Leigh Hall road Pyatt William Harold, 14 Grange rd Seel Edwd. H. The Nook, Vernon rd
Oakley Edwin Henry, 32 Grange rd Pyke Albert William, 30 Victoria drv Self Edwd. Albt. Elmfield,Dawlish drr
O'Brien Chas. Maurice, Bo Lymington Pyke Wm. Glen Lyon, Westcliff drive Seligsohn Gustav, St. Austell, Lon·
avenue Quilter :Mrs 17 Leigh Hall road don road
Ogg Allan, 37 Torquay drive Radford .Arthur B. uo Oakleigh Park Senier Frederic William J.P. Terra
Ohlson Wm. Harold,67 Leigh Hall rd drive Nova, Salisbury road
Ohly Albert, 210 Elm road Radford Harry, St. Clears, Ronald Servat Edgar Alfred, n Alexandra rd.
Oliver John William, 88 Grange road Hill grove Sewell .Alfred, 28 Leigham Court drv
Oliver Miss, 20 Leighton avenue Randle Edward White, Clanna, Burn- Shackleton Thos. Geo. 65 Leigh hill
O'Neill Rev. John Joseph (Catholic), ham road Shadforth William, River view, West-·
17 Leigham Court drive Ray ArchibaJd Edgar, 20 Avenue rd leigh avenue
Orman Ernest Jn. II5 Leigh Hall rd Ray Arthur Wilfred, 15 Leighton av Sharp Harold Sturge, Paddock, East-
08borne Fredk. J. 2 Alexandra road Ray Augustus Sydney, "- Dawlish drv wood road
Osborne John J.P. Fairview, Elm road Read Miss, Makardor. LPighton aven Shaw Edward Albert, 77 Leigh hill
Oxenden Sir Percy Dixwell Nowell Reader Chas.Fdk. 85 Oakleigh Pk.drv Shaw Septimus Rt. 101 Lymington ar
Dixwell- hart. I I Avenue road . Record Chas.Herbt. Brecon,Marine av Shearing Albert Edward, West hill ..
Page Charles, 6 Glendale gardens Reddie Cleland MackPnzie, Cliff cot- Marine parade
Page Henry, 95 Oakleigh Park drive tage, Herschell road Sheldrake John Holmes, J61 Elm rd
Painter Albert, 21 Station road Reed Horace George de B. 23 Oak- Shellard Fras. Herbt.14 Leigh Hall rd:
Palmer John William, 56 Leigham leigh Park drive Shepherd Edwd. J. 77 Lymington av-
Conrt drive Reid Edward George, Lynhurst, Shepherd Fras.Rowley,61 Leighton 11.v
Palmer Thomas Cassienet, Broadview, Kingswood chase Shepherd George, 26 Victoria road
Marine parade Reid John James, 21 Victoria road Shillinglaw Andrew John, St. Alban'sp
Pankhurst .A.lbert Charles,59 Oakleigh Relph John William Fell, 69 Elm rd Marine parade
Park drive Repton Oyril Herbert, Leigh lodge, Shorey Ernest Charles, 136 Pall mall
Parker Arthur Charles, West field, London road Shrubsole John William, White
Theobalds road Richards Rev.T. Rees, 68 Leighton av heather, Elmsleigh drive
Parker Jas. Sadler, 11 Dawlish drive Richards Geo. 40 Leigham Ct. drive Shrubsole Lewis Chas. 18 Leighton av
Parker Jn. 59 Leigham Cour.t drive Richards Thomas Hayward, 11 Leigh Sibley Edward Laud, 52 Hadleigh rd
Parkes Chas.Rirch,57 Leigham Ct. drv Hall road Simpson Rev. Edwin Thomas (Wes-
Parrott Geo. 27 Oakleigh Park drive Richardson Henry William, Sandown, leyan), 58 Elm road
Parry fhilip Leicester, 49 Leighton av :Bonchurch avenue Sims Henry, 39 Grange road
Parsons .A.lex.Jn. 112 Oakleigh Pk. drv Richbell William Edward, Grenoble, Sinclair Alexander, 64 Pall mall
Parsons Arthur Thomas, Totnes, Tankerville drive Sindall Sidney, 37 Leigham Court drv
Westcliff drive Rix John, Ventnor, Bonchurch aven Singer William Henry Charles, 31
Parsons William, 82 Leigh hill Roberts Edwd.Adolphus,sB Grange rd Oakleigh Park drive
Partner James, 5I Lymington avenue Roberts Fredk. Edward, 31 Station rd Smith Douglas Henry, Southcliffe, "'<:
Partridge Mark, Beatrice Yilla, Roberts Henry John, 23 Leighton av Marine parade ~tl 1 '
Lymington avenue Roberts John, 10 Leigh Hall road Smith Ernest William Humphrey, \ 11 o
Pascall Jas. 114 Oakleigh Park drive Roberts Miss, 41 Grange road Queen's read ,,_,.-.
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Smith Frank William, so Leigham
Court drive
Smith Jsph. Thos. 18 Alexandra rd
Smith Mrs. 42 Dawlish drive
Smith Percy, 18 Station road
Smith Thomas Henry, 23 Station rd
Srr..ith William Lochhead, 87 Leigh
Hall road
Snell John, 25 Leigh Hall road
Snelling Joseph, II9 Lymington aven
Snelling Waiter Edwd. 8 Station rd
Snowden William, Minmi, London rd
Sortwell Edwin Charles, Sheringham,
Theobalds road
Soul Thos. Holt, 16 Leigham Ct. drv
Spence Mrs. 8 Alexandra road
Spencer-Warren Miss, 22 Avenue rd
Spratt Alfred George, 65 Leighton av
Squire Charles Leonard, n8 Oakleigh
Park drive
Squires Edward Constab~e, 23 Sea
View road
Stacpoole Edmond, 94 Lymington av
Stanbridge Clement A. 13 Viclioria rd
Stanla.ke A.rthur William, 7 Leigbam
Court drive
Sta.nsfield James, 15 Leigh Hall road
Stanton LewisEdwin,67 Lymington &.v
Stanton William,Stafford villa, King~-
wood chase
Stapleton Edward, Reine Marie, Lon-
don road
Steiner Leon, Sans Souci, Elmsleigh
drive
Stevenson Francis A.lbert, 131 Elm rd
Stodart Herbert, Barley bo. Barley st
Strachan David, The Oriel bo.Elm rd
Streader Charles Albert, 14r Elm 1d
Street Frederick Ray, Inglenook,
Leigh Park road
Sullivan Frank, 59 Leighton avenue
Surridge Miss, 5 Avenue road
Swan Ernest, 71 Leigham Court drive
.Swinton Mrs. 20 Queen's road
·Symonds Mrs. E. Br Elm road
·Syms George William, Craio-ower,
Burnham road "'
"Taffs Ebenezer, 68 Oakleigh Pk. drive
Talbot Edward Chas. 5 Redcliff drive
·Tant Wm. Augustus, 14 Leigb Pk. rd
"Taphouse .A.lfd.Jobn,g1 Lymington av
•--Targett George, St. .A.lban's villa,
Kingswood chase
- Tarr William, 9 Sea View road
Taylor Chas. Lambert, 27 Victoria rd
- Taylor George William, The Four
g~bles, Vernon road
Taylor John Arn()ld, 26 Cliff parade
Taylor John Edwin, 13 Ashleigh drive
Taylor Lachlan, Clutha, Marine par
Ta.ylor Thos.Wm.Ioi Oakleigb Pk.drv
Taylor William, 70 Leigbton avenue
Taylor Wm. Hy. n Leigh Park road
· Taylor Wm. Hy. 124 Oakleigh Pk. drv
Ta.ylor William Thomas, Ivy cottage,
Leigh bill
--Temple Rosseau Fritzearl, 85 Leigh hl
Thatcher Arthur Henry, Hambro' ho.
Vernon road
Thomas Harry T. 12 Grange road
Thomas Robert John, 20 Pall mall
· Thompson Harry Howard, 16 Cliff par
Thompson William George, W alton
house, Station road
· Thomson Mrs. 105 Oakleigh Park drv
·Thorn Regimlld Edmund, 46 Dawlish
drive
·"Thorne Richard John, 8 Torquay drv
Thornton Hy. Cha.s. 12 A.sbleigh drive
·Thornton Mrs.E. 21 Leigham Ct. drv
Thorp Edward, 86 Leigh hill
Thorp Mrs. 63 Leigh hill
Thorp William, 88 Leigh hill
Thorpe Mrs. 104 Oakleigoh Park drive
Tiffin Charles, n Oakleigh Park drive
Tilley ErnestJn.Rookstone,:Marine par
Timms Harry, 40 Dawlish drive
Toby Ernest Godwin, 109 Pall mall
Toleman Edwin Saml. 100 Pall mall
Tomalino Osborne, 45 Leighton aven
Tombs Edward, 2I2 Elm road
Tomlin Stphn. Senden, 15 Victoria rd
E~SEX.
Tomlin Thos. Steven, 47 Station road
Tooley Archibald Arthur, 106 Oak·
leigh Park drive
Toovey Frank M. C. 15 Alexandra rd
Trapp Frank H. 5 Leigh Park road
Travers ~Irs. Undercliffe, Undercliffe
gardens
Trew Waiter John, 5 Torquay drive
Trussell Rev. G. Reginald (Primitive
Methodist), 12 Leigh Hall road
Tubbs Waiter, 101 Leighton avenue
Turner Geo. Wm. 27 Leigh Hall road
Turner Wm. Mountfield, Hadleigh rd
Turnnidge Francis, Col'ona, Theo-
balds road
Turnnidge Wait. Jn. 28 Grange road
Tweedale Charles Edward, Grantbam
lodge, Hadleigb road
Tyers William Barber, 135 Elm road
Uber Ca.riGotlobe,St.Hilary,London rd
Valentine Charles Wm. 29 Cliff par
Vaughan Mrs. 28 Victoria road
Ventura Elia, 34 Victoria drive
Vincent Horace Charles,17Hadleigh rd
Vine Mrs. 17 Redcliff drive
Vitoria Florencio, 64 Lymingfon aven
Wacber Geoffrey, Wanganui, Had-
leigh road
Wag-staff Cbas. Bertrand,I Marine par
Walker Charles Edward, 34 Oakleigh
Park drivll
Walker James R.N. 9 Leighton aven
Wallace Arth. Reginald, 130 Pall mall
Wallis James Selby, 42 Leigh hill
Walser Herbt. 108 Oakleigh Park drv
Ward J. W. 45 Dawlish drive
Ward Rt. Geo. Helmar, Salisbury rd
Wurrt>rr Alb•!rt Erskine, 29 Station rd
Warren Fras. Edwin, so Torquay drv
Warrene Vernon, 29 Hadleigh road
Warwick John, 65 Leigb Hall road
Watson Rev. Thomas James, 32 Vie-
toria road
Watson Edward Harry, Harlie, Burn-
ham road
Watson Wm.Douglas,Leigh ho.Elm rd
Watts John Nixon, 46 Leigbton aven
Wear Mrs: 81 Leigh Hall road
Webb Emlle Claude, 86 Grange road
Webb Miss, 99 Lym.ington avenue
Webb Sidney Herbert, Briar cottage,
Salisbury road
We~ster Jonathan, 97 Pall mall .
We1ghtman Alfred, St. :Malo, Le1gh
Hall road
Weller Charles, 56 Grange road
Wells Mrs. 108 Pall mall
West William Waiter, 10 Station rd
Westcott Mrs. 93 Oakleigh Park drive
Westlake Miss, 12 Glen dale gardens-
Weston Oswald, Ben Nevis, Fairleigh
drive
Westwood Herbert, Oakhurst, Burn-
ham road
Wbeatley-Down Frank Percy, ')I Leigh
Hall road
White Lieut.-Col. James Philip,
Summerfield, Burnham road
White Mrs. g8 Pall maU
White William. Fredk. 107 Pall mall
Wbittaker Bonald, 4 Leigh Park road
Wbittingham James Sutton, 46
Leigham Court drive
Widley Alfred, 132 Pall mall
Wigfull W.Edwd.82 Oakleigh ·Pk. drv
Wilkin Pbilip Hay, 14 Cliff parade
Willett Capt. William. Alfred, 34
Cliff parade
Williams Alfd.Harry,g4 Leigh Hall rd
Williams Frank, 52 Torquay drive
Williams Geo. Jas. 92 Leigh Hall rd
Williams Mrs. 48 Leigham Court drv
Williams Roland Charsley, 54 Tor-
quay drivfl
Willis Charles Edgar, Wa.rwick house,
Theobalds road
Willis Mrs. 31 Leighton avenue
Willmott Ettiel, r Alexandra road
Willoughby Edward, 24 Leighton av
Willoughby Edward Maltass, 128 Pall
mall
(KELLY'S
Willoughby George Atkinson, 120
Leigh Hall road
Wills Waiter, 46 Oakleigh Park driYe
Wilson Mrs. 4 Glendale garden~t
Winnard Rowland, Aberfoyle, Leigh-
ton avenue
Wise Edgar Nelson, 22 Victoria drive
Wise Frank Herbert, Leigh mount.,
Salisbury road
Withers Ernest, Furzefi.eld, Eastwood
road
Wol:ff David,The Chalet, Theobalds rd
Wood Fredk. Bernard, 24 Hadleigh rd
Wood Mrs. 79 Elm road
Wood Thomas Jas. 59 Fairleigh driY&
Woodland Mrs. Hillcroft, Picketts aY.
(postal address, Eastwood,Rochford)
Woodroffe William Henry, no Oak-
leigh Park drive
Woods Rev. John, 12 Torquay driv&
Woodthorpe Mrs. 88 Oakleigh Park
drive
Woodward Lewis David, 75 l.eigham
Court drive
Woolhouse Mrs. 48 Leighton avenue
Warrall Mrs. Llanberis, London road
Worth Frank, St.Helen's,Burnham rd
Wren Wm. Hy. 65 Fairleigh drive
Wright Capt. Thos.Hy.44 Leighton aY
Wright Hy. Thos. 10 Oakleigh Pk.drY
Wright John Compson,Lapwater hall,
London road
Wright William Shaw, 73 Leigh hili
Wynn Miss, 26 Queen's road
Yardley Wm. Thos. 31 Dawlish drive
Yates Mrs. Beausite, Undercliff gd~~&
Young Fredk. Albert, 56 Hadleigh rd
Young Harry Marshall,85 Leighton a•
Young Jesse, 40 Hadleigb road
Young Mrs. 28 Avenue road
Young Mrs. 122 Leigh Hall road
Young Wm. Jsph.Cliff ho.Clifl parade
Young Wm.Thos. Holloway,r98Elm rd.
Yule Miss, 13 Cliff parade
COMMERCIAL.
Early closing day, Wednesday.
A.bbott Brothers, dairy, 7q Broadway.
T N r5
A.dams Wm apartments, 62 Pall mall
Ainslie Bros. butchers, I03 Broadway
A.lbany Electric Laundry Co. Ltd,;
receiving office, Broadway
Alexander Geo. aparts.88 Rectory gro
Alien William Charles, sign writer, 43
Leighton avenue & Broadway
A.lmerotb Horace William James,
tobacconist, 17 Broadway
Arbery Rhoda (Mrs.), apartments, 4
Pall mall
Archer & Jaques,dentists,4gBroadway
A.shton Melbourne, aparts.33 North at
Austin James, farrier, g6 Pall mall •
Dundonald drive
A.uvache Caroline Laura (Mrs.},
apartments, 1 Oakleigh Park drive
Axcell Ghas. cockle mer. I North st
Axcell Frederick Charles,boot maker,
23 Lymington avenue
Back Thomas & Sons, pawnbrokers,
II4 Broadway
Bacon Wm.sbopkpr.12gGlendale gdns
Baines John, grocer, 14 Broadway
Baker Albert John Joseph, chemist,
77 Broadway
Baker Wm. plumber, 45 Southsea aY
Baldy David, confectnr. 51 Leigh hill
Ball Albert Jas. registrar of births,
deaths & marriages (tues. 6 to 1
p.m. & fri.3 to 4 p.m.),4gBroadway
Banks Bros. hair dressers, 38 Elm rd
Barclay & Company Limited, bankers
(branch) (Harry Mens, manager),
26 Broadway; draw on head office,
54 Lombard street, London E 0
Barnacle Edwin,boot ma.79 Pall mall
Barnes Howard, hardware dealer, 71
Pall mall
Barnes Jn.Wm. confetnr. 77 Pall mall
Barton Bertie, furn. dlr. 43 Broadway
Batchelor Percy Hewitson, mas~J&Ur,
9 Station road
 DmECTORY.J
Bate. .A.da (Mrs.), boarding house, 28
Queen's road
Bates Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34
Leigh hiJ.l
Bayfield Ebenezer Augnstus, apart-
ments, 152 Lymington avenue
~bb Jsph. Hy. oi1man, 28 Broadway
Bedford Wm.aparts.8Canonsleigh cres
Bedwell Annie (Miss), nurse, 100
Lymington avenue
Beecroft Arthur J. builder, 124 Lym-
ington avenue
Beecroft Waiter G. solicitor &; com-
missioner for oaths, Broadway
chmbrs. &; Corner ho. Church hill
Bell Annie Pa.uline (Miss), teai)her of
music, 6g Glendale garden&
Belton Catherine (Mrs.), apartments,
r:a Leighton a.venue
Bennison Phyllis (Miss), dress maker,
9 Cranleigh drive
Bemhard Hermann, ham & beef shop,
35 Broadway
Best Harry, saw mills, London roa.d
Bevis Frederick Henry, motor garage,
London road
Bishop Mary Ann (Miss), apartments,
19 Leigham Court drive
Bissett George Frederick, laundry,
29 Pall mall
Blake Dorothy (Miss), home-made
confectionery, 68 Broadway
BJand Jane (Miss), ratercress dealer,
2 Duke of Manchester drive
Bolton Bros. drapers, 4:1 Broadway
Bone George, laundry, 74 Broadway
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Ltd.
chemists, 89 Broa.dway
Bowen Geo. Bell hotel, 20 Leigh hill
Bowen Percy, butcher, 7 Broadway
Bowley William Sharp Melbourne,
insurance agent, 142 Glendale gdns
Bradley Frederick &; Son,ironmongers,
44 &; 46 Broadway
Branson Thos. news agt. 24 Leigh hill
Bray John William, boot maker 15,
~ refreshment rooms 16, High st
Brazier Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 24
Redcliff drive
Bridge Frank, draper, 6 High street
Bridge George, dairyman, 63 High st
Briggs Brothers, house furnishers, 21
Broadway
Brockman &; Shepherd, butchers, 61
Broadway. T N 44
Brown & Stone, house agents, 20
Broadway
Brown Robert Borrodell, insurance
agent, 100 Leigh hill
Brush John, brick maker, Leigh park
Bull Geo. aparts. 15 Redcliff drive .
Bullivant Wilberforce, house agent,
see Nunneley & Bullivant
Bundock Bros. boat builders, High st
Bundock Frederick James Wesley,
apartments, 5 Oakleigh Park drive
Bundock Thomas Alfred, apartments,
18 Sea View road
Burrells Josiah, farmer, Lords k
Chapmans farms, Marine parade
Byford Bros. builders' mers.Broadway
Camfield k Co. dyers, go Broadway
Canonbury Printing Co. christmas
card publishers, 4 Leigham Crt.drv
Capital & Counties Bank Limited
(Ernest William Lewin, manager),
Ill Broadway; draw on head office,
39 Threadneedle street, ~ndon EC
Cardwell Albert & Son, ml & color
men, London road
Carfine!-' Vi~toria (Mrs.), apartments,
• 24 Vx~t~na r~ad . Limited, 78 Broadway
Carr. WJlham, mspector of pohce,_ 41
Le1gh Hall road
Carter George Samuel, fishmonger,
45&, Broadway . . . Edmunds Edmund, house & estate
Cates Henry Willia;m, bmlder, Ye
Laurels, Ronald Hill grove . Edmunds Wm. Jesse, coach builder, Gilson Caroline (Mrs.), apartments,
Cattell George, laundry, 6 Elm road
Cemetery (John Bearman, foreman),
London rWoad d & commssnr. for oaths.B7 Pall mall
Chambers m.Hy. raper,24 Broadw~
ESSEX. LEIGH. 373
Champness William Frederick, boot Elkins Frederick, oil &; color man, 56
maker, 33 Leigh hill Rectory grove
Chaplin Charles Frederick, boot ma. Elliot James, ararts.rs Cranleigh drv
65 Glendale gardens Emery Henry Waiter &; Waiter John,
Chilcraft Elizabeth (Mrs.}, shopkpr. bricklayers, 57 Leighton avenue
29 High street Emery Edwd.plumbers~ Rectory gro
Childs Charles Henry, cartage con- Emery George William,smack owner,
tractor, 129 Elm road The Gardens
Choppin Hy.G. Smack P.H.7 High st Emery John, jun. smack owner,
Church Samuel C. library, 28 Rectory Violet bank, Hi11side road
grove Emery Mark, tailor, 8 Elm road
Clare Alfd.Roy,decoratr.1o Grange rd Emery Thomas Vin~ent, smack ownr.
Clark Robert Daniel, grocer, 92 Glen- The Gardens
dale gardens Emery William, smack owner, Dora
Clarkson Hubert, gasfitter, 34a,Broad- villa, Hillside road
way; 72a, High st. & 6 Pall mall Empire Picture Palace (Jn. MitcLell,
Clement Frederick William, dairy, 32 proprietor), Broadway
Broadway Essex Yacht Club (The) (A. R. Ray,
Cole Harry Ernest, apartments, 20 commodore)
Victoria road Evans James &; Co. corn dealers, 15
Coliseum Picture Palace (Charles P. Broadway
Broadhurst, genl. manager),Elm rd Evans Ebenezer, grocer, London road
Collins Charles F.S.M.C. 1899, sight Eves George William, decorator, 15
testing optician, so Hadleigh road Leigham Court drive
Cook, White & Co. builders' mer- Faker Henry W. confr. 9 Broadway
chants, London road Fearnside David Cyril, news agent,
Cook Alfred George, house agent, 4 82 Glendale gardens
Leigham Court drive Feast & Osborne, motor engineers,
Cook William, confectnr. 40 Elm rd coach & van builders; garages at
Cooper Bros. booksellers, 27 Broadwy Leigh &; W estcliff ; motor tyres
Cooper Jessie A. (Miss), cafe, 47 stocked; every description of engi-
Broadway neering, coach work &; van build-
Corderoy George Fredk. apartments, ing; motor cars for hire, Leigh
35 Leigh Hall road Cliff road
Cotgrove Bros. butchers,47 Leigh hill Fiddes William Edward, decorator,_
& 57 Pall mall 35 Glendale gardens
Cotgrove Bros. plumbrs.127a,Broadwy Fincher Percy R.architect &; surveyor,_
Cotgrove Alfred, plumber,2 Barnard's 49 Broadway
cottages, New road FitzgeraldWm.coal agt.I4Lymingtn.av--
Cotg-rove Caroline (Mrs.), china & Fitzhardy G'harles Baron,house agent,.
glass stores, 30 Leigh hill see Pettitt & Fitzhardy
Cotzrove Frederick, smack owner, 3 Fletcher Francis Harry, provision dlr •.
Ea ton villas, New road 23 Broadway
Cotgrove George, shopkpr. 1 High st Ford Ambrose, town porter,g High st ·
Crane Wm. Joseph. grocer,London rd Ford John Edwin, apartments, 26 ~
Creaser George W. house & e;::tate Sea View road
agent, see Street & Creaser Fordham Lilian (Miss), girls' school, .
Creer Ma-rtha G. (Mrs.), girls' school, St. Hilda's, Elm road
123 Pall mall Forman John, Elm hotel, London rd,
Crowhurst Elizabeth (Mrs.), dining T N 198
rooms. London road Fortey Jas. aparts, 20 Leigh Hall rd
Culliford Albert George, shopkeeper, Foster Edith Mary (Miss), school, 14-
26 Rectory grove k 16 Victoria road
Curtis Bros. fishmngrs. 99 Broadway Foster Emma (Miss), dress maker,.-
Cutts Edwd. aparts. 20 Sea View rd 31 Pall mall
Davey Alfred F.R.H. S. nurseryman, Foster Frank, decorator, Pittington..
6 Broadway & Elm road house, New road
Davies David, marine motor engi- Foster Irene (Miss), teacher of music-,_..
neer, High street 4 Oakleigh Park drive
Davies Maude (Mrs.), draper, 56 Foster William, apartments,Oakleigh~-
Broadway Marine parade
Davis Albt. aparts. 72 Leighton aven Fox & Co. nurserymen, Leigham
Davis Wait. Geo. aparts.8 Victoria rd Court drive
Davisson .Alexand~r Julian, builder, Freeman, Hardy &; Willis Limited,
36 Glendale gardens boot dealers, 55 Broadway
Day Charles Fredk. M.R.C.S.Eng-., Freitag Emilie (Mrs.), dress maker,
L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, 126 Pall mall
so Broadway. T N 22 French Chas. Benj. aparts.nCliff par
Deal Richard, shopkeeper, ro High st Frost Benj. cockle mer.4 Hadleigh rd
Dew & Co. g-rocers, 85 Pall mall Fry Jas.aparts. 7 Oakleigh Park drive-
Dig!!'s John Thoma;::, beer & "1\"ine re! Fryatt Arth. (Mrs.), dairy,Fleming av
tailer, 75 Glendale gardens Fuller Stella Kate (Mrs.), apartmnts.
Dossett Charles & Sons. bakers, 107 92 Leigh hill
Broadway Galer Hy. Jas. builder, 4 Rectory gro
Draper Thos. apartmPnts, I I East st Galer Jas. J. builder,63 Fairleigh drv
Duncan Robert Merington,Ship hotel, Garwood Marie Louise (Miss), apart-
Leigh hill. T N ~y 4 ments, II7 Pall mall
Dunkley Dorothy (Miss), refreshment Gas Works (Southend Corporation),
rooms, London road High street; show room &; offices,
Earle W. & Son, dPcoratrs.ro West st Elm road
Eastman & Son (Dyers &; Cleaners) Gasol Engineering Co.Limited,marine
motor manufacturers, High street
Eastmans Ltd. butchers, 53a,Broadwy Gernat Alice (Miss), school, 36 k 38
Eden Alice (Mrs.), apartments, 35 Sea View road
Victoria road Gill Frederic Edwin L.D.S.Eng. sur-
geon-dentist, 16 Leigh Hall road
a(!'ent, I::r Broadway Gill Jas. Burnet, aparts.33Queen's rd
London road n Sea View road
Edwards Geo. Hv. Dunman, solicitor Gla'C!lfred Edith & Gladys ~eP),
milliners, 55a, Broadway
 374 LEIGH. ESSEX. [KELLY'S
Going Albert Edwin, winnow cleaner, Jame~t & &ms Ltd.confrs.73 Broadwy Little Frederick George, apartments
36 North street Jaques Frederick Amos, dentist, see 21 Leigh Ville grove '
Going John David, cockle merchant, Archer & Jaques Little William Herbert, apartments,
38 Leigh Ville grove Jarvis James, plumber, Oli'l""e grove, 19 Leigh Ville grove
Gordon John M.D.Aberd. physician, Hillside road Lloyd Edwin Shakespeare, builder,
5 Leighton avenue Jenkins Herbert Francis, dining Kent view, London road
Grave Foster,solicitor & commissioner rooms, 72 Broadway London Central Meat Co. Limited,
for oaths (firm, Young & Grave), Johnson E. G. & Son, butchers, 8o butchers, 79 Broadway
51a, Broadway Glendale gardens London County & Westminster Bank
Gray Emma (Mrs.), laundry, 72 Pall Johnson H. E. & Son, builders, under- Limited (J ames Castle, manager),
mall takers & complete funeral fur- 58 & 6o Broadway (T N I Leigh);
Gray M.(Mrs.), aparts.gLeigh Hall rd nishers, 52 Elm road & works, draw on head office,41 Lothbury EO
Green Albert Francis, builder, 68 Ambleside, North street London & Provincial Bank I.imited
Leigh Hall road J ohnsonElizh. (Mrs.) ,shpkpr .36X ew rd (branch) (Edward C. Howell, man-
Green Francis Joseph, builder, Elms- Johnson Ernest Gilbert, butcher, 75 a.ger), 10 Broadway; draw on head
~eigh, Elm road Broadway office, 3 Bank buildings, Lothbury,
Green Goorge Hipwell, architect, 3 Johnson George Edward, apartments, & Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co. London
Sea View road 9 Canonsleig-h crescent E C. See advertisement
Greeves' Stores, grocers,127 Broadway Johnson Jas. Hy. grocer, 2 Leigh hill Longman Martin, florist,88 Broadway
Gregg Louisa (Miss), fancy draper, So Johnson Robt. R. grocer, 81 High st Lowry Fredk. A., M.I.C.E. architect,
Broadway Johnson Stephen Frost, builder, 54 24 Broadway
Gregory Walt.Wm. baker, London rd Hadleigh rd.; works, Grange road Lucking Elizabeth (Mrs.), apart-
Gregory "'Tilliam, apartments, 5 Jones David, confectioner, Avenue rd ments, r6 Oakleigh l'ark drive-
Leigham Court drive Jones Henry, general & monumental Lungley Louisa (Mrs.), apartments,
Groom Elizabeth (Miss), fancy reposi- mason, 37 ~orth street; works, 7 Hadleigh road
tory, 2 Elm road Canonsleigh -crescent Macl;:enzie Hugh Paterson, wine &;
Hackney John, boot dlr. 40 Broadway Jordison George Arthur, jun. coal spirit merchant, 32 Leigh hill
Halls Arthur, blacksmith, 49 High st dealer, 79 Broadway McLean Harry E. solr. 127a.,Broadway
"Hamlin Arthur Henry, dining rooms, Joscelyne Arthur, boat proprietor, 55 Marquis William, chimney sweeper,
r Leigh Hall road Cranleigh drive 82 Glendale gardens
Eankin Henry John, stationer, 71 Joscelyne FredPrick Jas. blacksmith. Marrable RalphN elson,buildr.Broadwy
Broadway & grocer, 84 Rectory gro 28 Leigh hill Martin Albt.cbimney swpr.r2West st
Hankin Wm. Jas. baker, 83 Pall mall Joy Brothers, builders,Overtime villa, Martin Albert, .,grocer, see Schotield
Bannah Mary Louisa (Mrs.), boarding Tanl;:erville drive & Martin
house, 17 Sea View road Judd A. H. & Co. fancy stationers, Martin John, builder, Hazeldene, Bel-
Harding He1·bert, dairy, I Leigh hill 33 Broadway fairs drive
Harris J. & Son, tailors, rS Broadway Juniper Joseph, fishmng-r. 8 High st Martin Mary(}'Iiss),aparts,7Grange rd
Harris & Son Limited, monumental Keddie G. J. & Sons, drapers, II3 & Martyn Norman M.A. Highfield col-
masons, 2 Leigham Court drive 115 Broadway lege, Hadleigh road •
llarrison Geo. dairy, 82 Rectory gro Keenan Kate (Mrs.), apartments, St. ~ason Jn.Wm.hair cutter,3Leigh hill
Harrison Mary Ann (Mrs.), shop- Helen's, Leigh Park road Masonic LodgP, St. Clement's, No.
keeper, Leigh hill Kemp William, shopkeeper, Post 2442 (Art h. J. Ray, sec.), Grand htl
Harvey & Sons, t:ockle merchants, office, 5 High street Mathews J. & Co. accountants, 114
Fairlight cottage, Billet lane Kerry Ernest Clement, agent to Ship- Broadway. T N 64
Harvey Emily(Miss),a.prts.2sPall mall wrecked Fish~men & Mariners' Maton Geo. wardrobe dlr. Bo High "St
Harvey James Pratt, farmer, Leigh Royal Benevolent Society, 12 Had- May Ge~rge, builder, 82 Leighton a.,
heath, London road Ieigh road Maylett Florence (Mrs.)j apartments,
Hawken Wm. B. outfittr. 62 Broadway Kimber Jas. boat propr. 31 High st 18 Oakleigh Park drive
Heath Ann (Miss), apartments, 65 King Charles William, window cleanr. Mead & Sons,decoratrs.9 Southsea 8.,
Oakleigh Park drive 72 Pall mall Mead Wm. decorator,nLymington 8.,
Henry Letitia (Mrs.), apartments, gr King George, market gardener,Heath Meadows I sa bel (~Irs. ), apartments,
Leigh Hall road view, London road 161 Broadway
Henry's Hall (Bertram E. Marsh, Kingham Henry, landscape gardener, Meddle William, cockle merchant, 1
lessee), Broadway 35 New road Kent cottages, Billet lane
Herrett Harry,dairyman,16 Broadway Kirby Edgar & Frederick, ship Mens Harry, manager to Barclay &;
Herrett John, dairyman, 94 Pall mall chandlers, High street Ccmpany Limited, 26 Broadway
Heyde Roland V. fruitr. ror Broadwy Kirby Edgar, coal merchant, High st Messent Fredk. tailor, II Leigh hill
Higgins Herbert S. house agent, 5 Kirby Thomas Alfred, laundry, 131 Miles Wm. Hy. boot ma. 68 Broadway
Leigh hill. T N 3X4 Glendale gardens Miller & Co. printers, Ashleigh drive
Hill Sarah (Mrs·. ), a parts. 15 East st Klunkert Geo. aparts. 35 Leighton av Mills Arthur Mitchell, builder, 6o
Hill Wm. Thos. chemist, 53 Broadwav Knox Carolina Sarah (Mrs.), shop· Cranleigh drive
Hillman Florence (Mrs.), apartments, keeper, 75 Pall mall Mills George, builders' merchant,
12 Canonsleigh crescent Koral Zara (Mrs.), servants' registry, · London road
Hills John & Joseph, cockle mer- 37 Leighton avenue Minns Richard William, commercial
chants, Belton cottages, New road Lambert Joseph,boot ma. 19 Broadway traveller, 59 Glendale gardens
Hodder Alice M. (Mrs.), draper, 5 Lang John H. ironmonger, 82 & 84 Moo re Edith (Mrs.), boarding house,
Broadwav Broadway 6 & 7 Cliff parade
HodR"e Ja.,-. Hv. carpentPr. 7 East st Lawrence Henry, grainer, 17 East st Morton Louisa (:Miss), confectioner,
Holyoak Ch<><~.iobmaster,Westlei!lh av Laycock Laura (Mrs.), apartments, 8 94 Glendale gardens '
Home & Colonial Stores Ltd. grocers, Leighton avenue Mountier George, apartments, 30
59 Broadway Lee Fredk. Jn. blacksmith, West st Leigb Hall l'oad
Honevsett WiHiam, decorator, 39 Leigh Academy of Music (Miss I. Munt James, coal agent, 17 Oakleigh
Lei!rh Villa grove Foster, principal), 77 Broadway Park drive
Howard John, apartmPnts, r8 WPst .st Leigh DomesticBazaarLtd.Br Broadwy Nash Annie (Mrs.), certified midwife,
Howe Eliza (Mrs.), laundry, Mont- Leigh-on-Sea Conservative & Unionist 1:3 East street
rosP, Westleig-h avenue Club Limited (C. H. Repton, hon. Nave Annie(Mrs. ),aparts.:J6Queeu's rd
Howell Edward Charlie, manager to sec.), Elm road. T N 59 Nelson Geo. town porter,3Hadleigh rd
the London & Provincial Bank Ltd. Leigh-on-Sea Liberal Association Newton Edgar Joseph, apartments, 9
ro Broadway (Alfred E. Heard, hon. sec.), II3a, Avenue road i
Hudgell Florence (Miss), milliner. Broadway Nicholson Mary B. (Mrs.), draper,
6.tb, Broadway Leigh-on-Sea Liberal Club (H. J. 40 Glendale Q"ardens
Hulbert Ernest Thomas, hosier, 87 Hankin, hon. sec.), 113a, Broadway Nightingale William, Carlton hotel,
Broadway !Leslie Julius, news agt.Ashleigh drive 12 Broadwav
Hurst Elizh.(~Irs.) shopkpr.14High st Lethaby & Lethaby, auctioneers, 34 Noakes Alfred, cockle m1lrchant, 2
Hutson George, ~ardener to E. Broadway Ebenezer cottages, New road
WithNs esq. Eastwood road Levett Sylve!!tl'r,watch ma.65 Broadwy Noal>es Archer, cockle merc~ant, I
Infield Florence (Mrs.), apartments, Lewin Ernest William, manager to Ebenezer cottages, New road
89 Lyming-ton avenue the Capit.al & Counties Bank Ltd. Noakes Fredk. shopkpr. 30 High st
. In~ Cha~.Vincent, butcher,London rd I I I Broadway Nowell John Stanley, chemist, 97
Ja.ckson Frederick builder, see Shep- Lewsey Herbert William, apartments, Broadway. T N 16
bPrd & Jackson' 1.5 Victoria drive Nunnelev •
& Bullivant, house agents.
Jackson Jn. fruiterer, 45 Broadway Liberty Caleb, builder, 5 Southsea av 67 Broadway
 DJlUOOT<mY. J E~SEX.
Oak Harry .A. F. corn dealer, 91
Broad.way
()ram Emma (JIIiss), boarding house,
16 Sea Vie-w road
.Oram K.. ll. (Miss), apartments, I7
CliJf parade
Osborne Bros. cockle dealers, High st
Dsbo.r~ Ernest, cockle merchant, 2
l(ent cottages, Billet lane
Osborne Jas. cockle mer. 46 High st
()sborne William, Crooked Billet P.H.
51 High street
Padgett .Alfred John, photographer,
1 Station road
Palmar & Sons, fruiterers, 11 Broad-
way &,a Elm road
Palmer Ernest,river kpr.u Grange rd
Pankhurst Fred, apartments,33 Leigh
Hall road.
Papprill Henry Morris, tobacconist,
117 Broadway
Parker Sml.boot ma.127Glendale gdns
Parker Stephen, jobbing gardener, go
Elm road.
Parr Jpseph, fruiterer, 63 Broadway
Partner Florence (Miss), dress maker,
I East street
Partridge Nathan, ships' smith, 74
HigJa street
Patient Geo. boot maker, 22 Broadw~
Patrick George, aparts. 10 Victoria rd
Payne Henry S. grocer, 37 Broadway
Pearks Ltd. prov. dlrs. 85 Broadway
Pease .!.. & Co. cycle agts. 4 Elm rd
Pennell Robert Harry, concrete slab
maker, I Cranleigh drive; works,
London road
PPnny Clara (Miss), apartments, 4
Victoria road
Pettitt & Fitzhardy, house agents, 35
Leigh hill
Phillips Charles, shopkeeper, Io
Leigh hill & painter, Bell cottages
Pledger Lilian Hope (Miss), confec-
tioner, 86 Broadway
l'lnmb James, boot ma. to Elm road
Pope Jane G. (Miss), apartments, 20
Cliff parade
'Powell Albert, jeweller, 30 Broadway
Powell Hubert, electrical engineer,
Elmsleigh villa. Elmsleigh drive
Price Winifred Mary (Mrs.), home of
rest. Bomedale. Burnham road
'Pritchard Alice Fanny (Miss), dres!'
maker, 37 Leigh Hall rd. & ladies'
outfitter, 2xa, Broadway
Pryer John, apartments, 58 Oakleigh
Park drive
Pn!!'h David, cab proprietor, Taffville,
Eastwood road
'Pnrkiss Hy. SI. grocer, 66 Broadway
Purslow Oharlf's John, Grand hotel,
Broadway. T N 199
'Purvis Florence (Mrs.), boarding
house. 33 Cliff parade
'Puzey Henry Herbert. furniture re-
mover. So Elm road. T N 24
Puttock John, french polisher, I8
Hadlei!!'h road
Quested Wm.aparts.37 LeighVille grn
lhmsey Amos.aparts.21 Cranlei!!'h drl"'
"Raven Jeane (Mr~.).stay ma.16Elm rd
llayner Annie (Mrs.), apartments, 38
Lymington avenue
~end Edwd. hair drssr. 39 Broadway
"Riches Edgar,bricklyr.39 Lf'ighton av
Ri11by Eliiah, decorator, 49 Leigh hill.
T N 3X1
"Boberts & Co. plumbers, 3 Alexandra
nllas, Southsea avenue
"Roberts Prancis, nur~eryman, London
road & Bailev road
Robi!lson . Alfred. fishmonger, 6
Leigh hill & 36 Elm road
Robinson Frede;ick .George, apart-
ments, I02 Le1gh h1ll
llobinson Harry, cockle merchant, 6
Lei!!'h Ville grove
"Bobinson Wm .. builder:West~liff drive
Rochford Umon Ch1ldrPn s HomP
Wharton, supt.), Salisbury rd
St. Clement's Institute (Frank Bun·
dock, caretaker), Elm road
St. John's Home of Rest (Mrs.Thurza
Mays, caretaker), I Bailey road
Sanders Henry, asst. supt. Pruden-
tial Assurance Co. Ltd. 22 West st
Schofield & Martint grocers, 2 & 4
Broadway
Schrier Janie ·(Mrs.), draper, Glen-
dale gardens
Scott Waiter Martin, hair dresser :rg,
& grocer 20, New road
Seeger Augusta (Mrs.), apartments,
I Victor drive
Seligsohn Gustav,ho.agt.3I Broadway
Sharpe William Ltd. ironmongers, 64
Broadway & cycle agents,23a,Broad-
way. T N 43 Leigh
Shaw Thomas, baker, 57 High street
Shepherd & Jackson, builders, 25
Broadway
Shepherd William Henry, butcher,
see Brockman & Shepherd
Shilling Percy Charles, grocer, 18
Glendale gardens
Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners'
Royal Benevolent Society (Ernest
Clement Kerry,agt.),12 Hadleigh rd
Shores Fred, aparts. 24 North street
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited,
29 Broadway
Skeet Fredk.Sidney,grocr.67 Pall mall
Skinner Albt.Walt.draper,6g Pall mall
Smith Andrew, aparts.16 Leighton av
Smith Charles, bricklayer, Rosario,
Station road
Smith Charles Aveling, tobacconist~ ~
Broadway
Smith Eliza (Miss), draper, 1 Nor-
man terrace, Leigh hill
Smith Maria (Mrs.), apartments, 45
Leigh Hall road
Smith Robert Thomas, plasterer, The
Hollies, Tankerville drive
Smith Wm. fishmonger, 55 Pall mall
Smyth M. (Miss), district nurse, :2
North street
Snelling Joseph, fancy stationer, 57
Broadway
Soulsby Alice (Mrs.),insurance agent,
103 Lei~?hton avenue
Southend WaterworkR Co. (Charles S.
Bilham, manager & sec.), Broadway
chambers, Broadway
Southend & Westcliff Coal Co. Ltd.
54 Broadway
Spry Lewis, tobacconist, 6g Broadvray
Spurgeon Geo.bJdr.53 Leigh Ville gro
Spurgeon Isaac, aprts.21Fairleigh drv
Squirrell Geo. aparts. 4 Avenue road
Stacey Ambrose, apartments, 16
Canonsleigh crescent
Stanley Margaret (Mrs.), apartments,
I8 Redcliff drive
Stanyon Wm:boot ma.zLeighVille gro
Star Tea Co. Limited, grocers, 105
Broadway . Rochford union, also surgeon to
Stark Frank Horace, Peter Boat P.H.
High street
Steed Robt. aparts. 8 Grange road
Stivey .John, news agt. 2a, Leigh hiP
Stone Charles, aparts. I2 Victoria rd
Storrar George Alexander, tinplate
worker, n Ashleigh drive
Street & Creaser, house, land & estate
agents, auctioneers & valuers,
Avenue road ~ 64a, Broadway
Suter Frank, dauyman, 121 Broadway
Symes Joseph Baker, coal merchant,
8 Avenue road
Taylor Charles & Son, jobbing
gardeners, 9 North street
Taylor :Seatrice (Mrs.), dining rooms,
72 H1gh street
Taylor Geo.Edwin,.tailor,83 Broadway
Taylor Hv. confectwner, 16 Broadway
Taylor Mabel Esther (Miss), ftorist,
3oa, Broadway . Wilkin'son E. & E. blouse specialists
Taylor Will!am Thomas, timber Iilel"-
chant. Le1gh Hall road
Theobald William Henry, barge
owner, Belton Hill farm
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Thomas Catherine (Mrs.), apart-
ments, :r8 Victoria road
Thomas Robt. aparts. 5 Victoria road
Thomas Sarah Ann (Mrs.), -apart-
ments, 11 Leigham Court drive
Thompson Arthur, plasterer, Novara,
Tankerville drive
Thompson Ebenezer Hy. fish curer,
53 High street
Thompson Henry, boat builder, Jligh
street & 7 New road
Thorp k Sons, builders, :contractors,
house decorators & undertakers, 79
to 83 Leigh hill
Thorpe Frederick William. news
agent, 37 Leigh hill
Tidey Annie(Mrs.),confr.153 Broadwy
Tomalin Osborne A.saddler,12Elm rd
Tomlin T. & Sons, coal merchants, 4
High street & Broadway
Tooley Hsrbt. Jas. aparts,58 Pall mall
Tull Stanley George, boot maker,
Ashleigh drive & 72 Lymington all
Turner Miss, draper, 22 Leigh hill
TurnidgeWm.Edmd.shpkpr.24West st
Turnnidge Edmd.fishmngr..6g High st
Turnnidge Fras.Alfd.sail ma.High at
Turnnidge Geo. fishmngr. 15 New rd
Turnnidge John, shopkeeper, 2 Nor-
man terrace, Leigh hill
Turnnidge Samuel Robert, smack
uwner, Glenthorn, Hillside road
Upton Thos. confr. 36 & 38 Leigh hl
Van Kempen Edwin, dairyman,
Tankerville drive
Verlander Robt. aparts. 163 Broadwy
Vincent Jsph.fancy statnr.I Broadway
Vivian Emma (Mrs.), apartments,
30 Victoria road
Wacher Geoffrey M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon
(firm, Watson & Wacher), Wan-
ganui, Hadleigh road
Wacogne Charles Emile, news agent,
76 Broadway
Wagstaff Charles Bertrand M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician &
surgeon, Cliff ridge, Marine parade
Walford George .James Theodore,
photographer, 41 Broadway
Walker Augustus Waiter, draper, 93
• & 95 Broadway
Wailer Jsph.Philip,aparts,68 Pall mall
Walser Herbert, Sunlight laundry,
London road. T N 105
Ward Lily (Mrs.), apartments, 37
Victoria road
Warren Arthur, builder, Brooli:side,
Eastwood road
Watson & Wacher, physicians & sur-
geons, Leigh house, Elm road
Watson Wm. Douglas M.R.C.S.Eng.,
L.R.O.P.Lond., D.P.H.Oxon. physi-
ciao & surgeon (firm, Watson &
Wacher), medical officer k public
vaccinator for Leigh-on-Sea dist.
the Salvation Army Colony, Had-
leigh, Leigh house, Elm road
Watts & Son, solicitors & commis-
sioners for oaths, 46 Leighton av.
& 20 Broadway
Watts John Nixon, solicitor & com-
missioner for oaths, 20 Broadway
Wayland David,bricklayer,Ig Leigham
Court drive
Webster Wm.Hy.aprts.24LeighHall rd
Wedge Thos. Edwd.butchr.26Leigh hl
West Alice (Miss), ladies' tailor,
Langholm, Madeira avenue
Weston George A. electrical engineer,
3a Broadway
Wheeler Albt.ironmngr.ng Broadway
White Fanny (Mrs.) apartments, 5
Ashleigh drive '
Wilder Frank, smack owner, Annie
villa Hillside road
157 Broadway '
Williams Joseph Charles confectioner
London road ' '
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Williams Sidney, boot maker, rog Wohlleben Mrs. Leigh Park college, Wylie Alice (:Miss), nurse, 12 Leigb.
Broadway Hadleigh road Hall road
Wilson Francis Baymond L.D.S.Eng. Wood Charles Harry~ pianoforte Wylie Jeanette (Mrs.), apartments,.
dentist, 155 Broadway tuner, 86 Rectory grove 12 Leigh Hall road
Wilson iHarry, painter, 49 Queen's rd Wood Frank N. (Mrs.), watch maker, Young & Grave, solictrs.sia,Broadwy
Wilson Helen (Mrs.), dress maker, 49 14 Elm Ioad Young Arth.insurance agt.35North st
Queen's road Wood George Thomas, apartments, Young John Pratt, solicitor (firm,.
Winter Elizabeth R. (Mrs.), ladies' 19 Leigh Hall road Young & Grave), 51 a, Broadway
outfitter, I59 Broadway Wood Joseph Hy. aparts. 3 East st Young William Hy. financial broker,.
Withers Frdk.Wm.aparts.uoPall mall Wooldridge E. (Miss), apartments, 66 2 Pall mall
Rectory grove
GREAT or iMUCH LEIGHS, mentioned in Domes- of land, afterwards exchanged for two acres,. known a&
day survey, is a parish of scattered houses, on the '' Cole Hill Mead," was given to find a load of peastra-.
river Ter, on the road from Chelmsford to Sudbury, to litter the church in winter. There are two charities:
s miles north-west from Hatfield Peverel station on the a benefaction of £14 annually, left by Miss Fortune-
main line of the Great Eastern railway, 4! south-west Watts, of Great Leighs, in r6g8, for ten poor pt>rsoD.Bo
from White Notley station on the Witham and Braintree born in this parish, and . another of about [,s, left b1
branch of the same system, 7 north-east from Chelms- John Beadle, of Great Leighs, in 1822, partly for seve~
ford, and 5 south-wesli from Braintree, in the Mid divi- poor persons who mostly attend public worship and
aion of the county, Chelmsford petty sessional division partly for educational purposes. In 1882 two alms-
and union, Chelmsford and Witham hundreds, Brain- houses, for two persons resident in the parish for fort)'-
tree county court district, rural deanery of Chelms- years, were erected in the parish, t·he funds being-
ford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese provided from offertories in the church: the inmate•
The church of St. Mary the Virgin is an ancient edifice, have no allowance. Joseph Herbert Tritton esq.
consisting of chancel, na>e, south porch and a riJund of Lyons Hall, Joseph Smith esq. of Witham, anci others.
tower of flint and stone, with octagonal shingled spire, are lords of the manors and landowners. The soil is
containing 5 bells and a clock: the tower was repaired mixed; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are
in 1882, at a cost of £soo, raised by subscription: the wheat, barley, beans &c. The arE-a is 3,146 acres; rate-
nave, the oldest part of the church, is Norman with one able value, £3,183; the population in rgii was 643.
Decorated, two Perpendicular, and three widely-splayed
~orman windows: the inner doorway of the porch is CH.\ TLEY is a hamlet of Grtlat Leighs, on the high.
also Norman and there is a fine Norman doorway with road to Chelmsford, extending towards Braintree, z,
~igzag moulding on the west side of the tower: the miles north-west. The name of this hamlet 'being no•
chancel is of the Decorated period and the east window, little used, the names of residents in it are included'
which formerly displayed the ancient arms of France, with Great Leighs.
" az. semee of fleurs-de-lis, or," in glass of the 14th Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express De-livery Otlice.-
century, is now filled with modern glass: on the north Henry Taylor, sub-postma~ter. Letters arrive through.
side of the chancel is the beautifully carved founder's Chelmsford at .5 a. m. & 12 _50 p.m.; dispatched at
tomb, and on the south side are four rich l!!edilia: in 7 ·
· h il d b :ffi f · 10.35 a.m. & 2.55 & 6.50 p.m.; sundays, arr1ve at.
t h e c h ance1 lS t e mut· ate rass e gy o a pnest, 8-55 a.m. (callers only) & dispatched at 9-55 a.m
with inscription to Ralph Strelly, rector of this church, Wall Letter Boxes.-Near School, cleared at s.s a.m.
ob. 1414: the chancel was restored in 1867 at a cost of
£720: there are 230 sittings. The register dates from & 1 & 5-45 p.m. ; Church wall, at 8.4o a. m. & 1.5,5;
the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value !~i(5d!~~~~l~ondon road, at 8· 25 a.m. ~ 5-4° p.m.
£507, with 103 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift Police Station, Charles F. Cole, constable
of Lincoln College, Oxford, and held since 1894 by the
Bev. Andrew Clark M.A. and honorary fellow of that Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1845 &
college and hon. LL.D. St. Andrews. The rectory house, enlarged in 1907, for 148 children; average attend-
rebuilt in l86g, is a large white building, with stone ance, 100; the buildings were originally erected for a
dressings, standing in its own grounds and is pleasantly British schooL at a cost of about /;350, &. are now the
situated. There is a memorial undenominational property of the County Council ; the master's re~i-
chapel, used as a Mission Room, and Prected in 1a54 dence was built in r885; George With, master
at the sole expense of the late Joseph Tritton esq. of Public Elementary (mixed), for about So childr~n; aver-
Norwood, Surrey. A house, given by an unknown donor, age attendance, 44; Mrs. E. A. Hammond, mistress
at a period not recorded, to buy bell ropes, has bel)n Carrier.
sold by order of the Poor Law Commis!'ioners: an acre Charles Turner, to Braintree, daily
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Few Metcalfe, market gardener, The Smith William Henry, fanner, Moul-
Clark Rev. Andrew ~LA., LL.D. White city, Gubbion's Green; sham hall
Rectory advice given to those 1\ ho are Stephens John, farme:r, Coles farm
Newman James, Mountain Ash cot taking small holdings, how to huy Stoddart Thomas, farm bailiff 'o J..
Tritton Herbert Leslie Melville, Hole one & make it pay Herbert Tritton esq. Wakerin~~
farm Hawkes George, carpenter farm (!etters through Lit.Waltham
Tritton J. Herbert, Lyons hall Hicks Henry John, grocer &c Taylor Ernest, estate c1npen\er r.o-
Worrin Misses, Gubbion's Green Hiekson Daniel, beu retailer (letters J. Herbert Tritton esq
Wright Waiter, The Laurels through Little Waltham) Taylor Hy. wheelwright, Post office-
Humphrey Jas. cycle dlr.Braintree rd Thorogood Henry Wm. beer retailer·
COMMERCIAL. Jennings James, refreshment house Turner Charles, chimney sweepex
.!nthony Jas. farmer, Gubbion's hall Joslin Samuel, farmer, Whitehou~e Wells Henry, farmel'
Arnold Philip, farmer, Longlands (letters through Little Waltham) Wells Thomas. carpenter
Arnold Richard, farmer, Fulborne Lewin Joseph, bricklayer Willis Waiter, general smith (Ietten
Bland Edwd. fruit grwr.:\'Ialtings frm .Mansfield. Wm.farmer,Rochester's frm through Braintree}
Brown William, farmer, Bishop's hall Parker Henry, lawHiry With George, assistant overseer
Cousins John, farmer, Gatehou8e & Port Albert George. grocer Witney George, farmer
Lawn's farms Rayner Charles W. farm.er, Lowley Wright Consort Leopold, fMmer-,.
Dean John, St. Ann's Castle P.H Riley Alfred, farmer,Allstead8 (lettPrs Brick barns
Dell Geo. poultry frmr.Gubbion"s Gn through Little \Valtham) Wright Ernest Walt. frmr. Blne llam.
Earle Jane (.Mrs.), apartments, Sargeant Thomas, gardener to J. Wright Jesse, willow mercllant
Valentines Herbert Tritton esq Wright Waiter, farm~r
LITTLE LEIGHS is a pleasant parish close to the at a cost of £2,400: it is about 6o feet Iong by 17 feet
Chelmsford and Sudbnry road and on the river Ter, 5 broad, and consists of chancel and nave under a single
miles south-west from Braintree station on a branch of "Oof, south porch and a western tower of wood, with
the Great Eastern railway, and 7 north-east from Chelms- •hingled spire, containing one bell: the font has ano
ford, in the Mid division of the county, Chelmsford octangular basin placed on clustered shafting: in the-
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Braintree r~hancel is a fine memorial wrought in clnnch and in
county court district, rural deanery of Chelmsford, ~ood preservation, consisting of a canopied ogee recessed!
archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The Jrch, 6 feet 6 inches long by 2 feet w1de, and inclosing:
church of St. John the Evangelist, standing on rising 1. tomb, dating apparently from about the middle of
ground about half a mile to th.e west of the high road Edward III.'s reign, .A..D. 1350. upon w.ll.icb lies tHe-
from Braintree te-Chelmsford, is an edifice of flint and full length recumbent figure of a priest, v~tecf~ a~~cf
stone in the Early Norman style, erected about 1085, carved out of a solid block of oak; although the histo~
and repaired about 1220 and 1350; and again in 1895, of this monument is entirely unknown, it possesses •
 -DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. LEYTO~. 377
IPecial archreological value as being the only known porter's lodge and adjacent buildings are still used a&
of the wooden effigy of a priest : at the west a dwelling house, and inside the lodge, on the right of
end a stained window, and there are 156 sittings. a square court, stands the fine gateway of the mansion,.
T.he register dates from the year 1679. The living is a a massive quadrangular edifice of red brick, in th&
.rectory, net yearly value £242, with residence and 18 Tudor style, consisting of three stories, with panelled!
ames of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1912 by the and embattled turrets at the anglea and in nearly a&
Rev. James Bowen B.A.. of Trinity College, Dublin. perfect a condition as when built by Sir Richard Rich.
Leighs Priory, 2 miles south of Felsted, was founded The estate was sold about zgo6 by the governors ot
b;r Sir Balph Gernon in vz2g, in the reign of Henry Ill. Guy's Hospital to Montagu Edward Hughes-Hughes esq.
for canons and friars of the order of St. Augustine, and J.P. Guy's Hospital who are the lords of the manor of
was dedicated to SS. Mary and John the Evangelist : it Leighs-le-Rich, and Mrs. Hepworth, lady of the manor
stood about two miles north of the church, in the of Leighs Hall, are the principal landowners. The soil
extreme part of the parish adjoining Felsted and had is mixed ; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops-
large and stately buildings and an extensive park and are wheat, barley and beans. The area is r,o7B acres;.
gardens: at the Dissolution in 1536, it was valued at rateable value, £996; and the population in I9II wa•
£141 141. 8d. and was granted to Sir Richard Rich kt. u6.
Solicitor-General, and created in 1547 Baron Rich of Letters from Chelmsford arrive at Great or :Much
Leeze or Leighs, who built an elegant banqueting Leiglb.s, half a mile diatant, at 8.10 a.m. & 1.30 p.m.
house, laid out the gardens afresh, and added to thP week days & about 9 a.m. on sundays, from whenc&
park ; he afterwards formed a third, called " Little they are immediately dispatched by foot messenger.
Leigh Park," and his posterity, who were created Earls Great Leighs is the nearest money order & telegraph.
of Warwick, flourished here for upwards of a century office
in great splendour: after being the seat of the Dukes of
Manchester and Buckinghamshire, it passed into the Wall Letter Box, Leighs Priory, cleared at 6.3P p.m. ;.
possession of Guy's Hospital, and the governors of that sundays, 7·30 a.m
charity, on coming into possession, destroyed all the The children of this village attend the schools at Great
buildings save the gate house and a few other por- Leighs
tions, long used as farm buildings: the 16th century
Bowen Rev. Jas. B.A.(rector), Rectory Harvey George, farm bailiff to Guy's Passfield Henry, farmer
Hughes-Hughes Montagn Edwd. J.P., Hospital, Leighs Priory (letters Simons Herbt. frmr.Little Leighs hall
F.S.A. Leighs Priory (letters thro' through Hartford End, Chelmsford) Taylor Albt"rt, carpentt"r
Hartford End, Chelmsford) Lanham George Joseph, farm bailiff Willis Frank G. blacksmith
Arnold Henry, gardener to Montagu to Mr. H. Simons, Maddock.s
E. Hughes-Hughes esq. J.P Manu Fred, baker
LEXDEN, see Colchester.
•

LEYTON
LEYTO..N (or Low Leyton) is a parish pleasantly situ-
ated on the banks of the river Lee, from which its name
was derived, S! miles from London, with two stations
on the Great Eastern railway and one on the Midland,
London, Tilbury and Southend railway, in the South
Western division of the county, BecontTee hundred, West
Ham onion, Bow county court district, Walthamstow
and Leyton rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry, and
Chelmsford diocese, in the Eastern Metropolitan postal
district, and within the jurisdiction of the Central
Criminal Court and Metropolitan Police. Leyton
adjoins Walthamstow and Stratford, and includes the
" slip " part of Wanstead ; the district was extended
by 38 and 39 Vict. c. cx:ciii. to include part of Wan-
stead. It was formerly governed by a Local Board
of Health, formed urider the .A.ct 36 and 37 Vict. c.
clxx:xii. but under the provisions of the " Local Govern-
ment Act, 1894.'' is naw controlled by an Urban District
Council of 27 members. The district is divided into
nine wards. The parish is supplied with water by the
Metropolitan Water Board, is lighted with gas by the
Gas Light and Coke Co. and the Lea Bridge District
Gas Co. and with the electric light from works belong-
ing to the District Council, in Cathall road, erected in
18~- The church of St. Mary is a plain structure of
br1ck in the Perpendicular style, consisting of chancel,
nave, aisles, two small porches, hoth on the south side,
and a western tower containing a clock: all the win-
dows are stained: in the chancel is a memorial to
JO'hn Strype M.A. the celebrated hist{)rian and anti-
quary, who -held this vicarage for 68 years and was
buried here in Dec. 1737, at the age of 94: in the
north aisle is the monument of Charles (Goring), 2nd
and last Earl of Norwich, who died in 1670-1: in the
tower is a monument to Sir Michael Hickes kt. of
Buckholts, who died there in 1612, and his wife Eliza-
beth (Colston), widow of Henry Parvis esq. of Ruck-
bolts ; the lower portion projects from the wall, and is
panelled and adorned with heraldic achievements; on
the top are effigies- of both reclining on their elbows,
with their feet together in the centre, and their heads
outwards ; a double arched screen, with inscriptions,.
rises at the back: here also is a similar but more lofty
monument to Sir William Hicks bart. of Beverstone
Castle, Glouc. ob. 9 Oct. 168o, with a reclining effigy in
a court suit, wig and ruffles ; and at either end standing
figures of Margaret (Paget) his wife, and his son; there
is a third monument to his son, Sir William Hicks hart.
ob. 1703, and Martha .A.gnes (Coningsby) his wife, ob.
1723: here, too, was buried William Bowyer, the .printer,
d. 18 Nov. 1777. and Sir John Strange kt. Master of the
Rolls, 1750-54• sometime M.P. for West Looe and Totnes,
who died May 18th, 1754: there are brasses to Ursula
Gasprey, ob. 1493, with lWO Latin verses ; to Tobias
Wood esq. and Eliza his wife, with 7 sons and $-
daughters, c. 1620; to Lady Mary, wife of Sir William
Kynges,tone, ob. 1557; and to Robert Rampstone, 1585.
who left 2os. for the· poor : near the vestry door is a
mural tablet to Sir Robert Beachcroft kt. Lo-rd Mayo~.
d. 1721 ; and there is a memoriaL to Sir Richard Haw-
kins, d. 1735: there are 8oo sittings, of which 400 are·
free. The register of baptisms and marriages date•
from the year 1575; burials, 1617. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £334, with one acre of gleb&-
and residence, in the gift of Simeon's trustees, and held
since 1907 by the Rev. Charles Leonard Thornton-Dues-
bery ·M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, and surrogate.
Christ Church is an ecclesiastical district formed iD
1904 from St. Catherine's, Leyton, and St. John's,.
Leytonstone. The church, in Francis road, is an edifice-
of brick in the Gothic style, and consists of nave only
at present: there are sittings for 504 persons. The-
register dates from the year 1904. The living is a.
perpetual curacy, net yearly value £228, with resi-
dence, in the gift of trustees, and held since I90..J. by
the Rev. Frederick James Sloan. All Saints is a111
ecclesiastical parish formed in Jan. 1886, out of Leytoa
and St. James', Walthamstow. The church, erected by
subscription in I86..J., at a cost of about £3,ooo, and"
consecrated Jan. 1865, as a chapel of ease to the parish
church, is a plain cruciform building of brick and stone-
in the Decorated style, consisting of chancel, nave,.
aisles, transepts and a south porch : the east window
and two others in the chauccl are. stained ~ these. to-
gether with the reredos of Caen stone and alabaster.
were the gift of the Capper family. The register dates-
from the year 1881. The living is a vicara!!e, net yearly
value £303, chiefly derived from the Ecclesiastical
Commissioners and Queen .Anne's Bounty, w1th resi-
dence, in the gift of the vicar of St. Mary's, and held!
since 1913 by the Rev. John James Whitehouse M.A.
of St. John's College, Cambridge. St. Paul's is ailt
ecclesiastical parish formed in August, 1907, from the-
mother parish of St. Mary. The church, the first por-
tion of which was consecrated by the Bishop of St.
Albans, July 2oth, 1907, is a structure of red brick with
Bath stone facings, consisting of nave and aisles, and"
will seat 530 persons. The register dates from the
year 1907. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value-
£250, in the gift of the vicar of Leyton, and held since-
1913 by the Rev. Joseph Bell M . .A.., L.Th. of Hatfield:
Hall, Durham. Here is a Catholic church dedicated to-
St. J oseph, Baptist, Congregational, Primitive Metho-
dist and Wesleyan chapels, and Salvation .Army 'halls_
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Leyton hall, in Goldsmith road, belonging to the Ply-
mouth Brethren, was erected in 1912, for 450 persons.
1.'here are Metropolitan police stations in Lea Bridge
road and Francis road, and a fire brigade with stations
in Church road and High road, Leyton, and High road,
Leyoonstone. The Leyton Urban District Isolation
Hospital, extended from time to time at a total cost of
.£2,300, will hold 72 scarlet fever and 22 diphtheria
patients. The almshouses belonging to the London
Master Bakers' Pension Society are in the Lea Bridge
road, and in the Church road are eight almshouses, of
ilint and Beer stone, rebuilt in rS85 at the request of the
Bev. James Lunt M . .A.. then vicar, on an improved plan,
at the cost of the surviving members of the family
o0f the late Mr. John Hibbert. There are charities pro-
ducing about £77 yearly, distributed in bread. Leyton
was a Roman settlement, and ~s supposed to be the
:Site of the ancient Durolitum mentioned by Antoninus;
many Roman anlziquities, including the foundations
o0f buildings, mortised timber, a subterranean arched
.gateway, wells and coim, both brass and silver, of
the Consular and Imperial times, together with some
tiilver Saxon pieces, were discovered in 1718, in the
vicinity of t·he Manor house. Sir Thomas Roe, of Mag-
dalen College, Oxford, an oriental traveller and diplo-
matist and M.P. for Oxford University in 164o, was
born here in 1580, and knighted at Whitehall, July -23rd,
1603; in r6r4 he was sent as ambassador to the Great
Mogul, and in 1621 to the Sultan of Turkey; he died 6
Nov. 1644. The parish contains several fine old houses:
Eltoe House, long the residence of the late Cardinal
Wiseman (d. 15 Feb. r865), and now used as a home
for destitute girls, is in Church road ; Ruckholt House
was formerly the sE-at of the Hicli:s family. Frank
Lionel Pardoe esq. of Rock House, Farnham, Surrey, is
lord of the manor ; the principal landowners arE> Earl
Cowley and Samuel Courthope Bosanquet esq. of Dinge-
i!tow Court, Monmouth. The Town Hall, situate in
High road, a.nd adjoining the old Town Hall, now used
:as a public library, is a structure of red brick with
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &e.
Postmen's Sorting Office, 713 High road. Robert
Russell, overseer. Letters dispatched g, 9·45· 11 &
n.55 a.m. & 2, 4.1o, 5.2o, 7• 8 & 10.30 p.m. & (ex- T. P. Hames ............ 1915 Jl T. Humphreys ........... 1917
cept sat.) 12 midnight; sunday, 12 midnight
t'ost, M. 0.,. T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
603 High road.-Frederick George Thompson, sub-
postmaster
Post & M. 0. Offices:-
(Higher Office) 736 Bigh road (Leyton green) .-Miss James Alfred Hennah .. 1916 .
.Annie Coleman, sub-postmistress
l98 Capworth street. Edward William May, sub-post-
rnaster ·
I99 Church road.-Charles .Alfred Lawson Agar, sub- Drury Freeman ......... 1916
postmaster
t198 Francis road. James Thomas, sub-postmaster
t164 Leyton High road. Edwd. J. Raynor,sub-postmstr Stanley G. Sharp ......• 1916
f854 High road. Joseph Benjamin Hills, sub-postmstr
Near Town hall, 242 High road. Henry P. Schmidt,
sub-postrnaster. Telegrams are received here, but William Alfred Hurry
not delivered
t48 James lane.-Walter Leopold Miles, sub-postrnaster
.567 Lea Bridge road.-J ohn Thomas Reynolds, sub-post-
master. Telegrams are received here, but not de· Clerk & Solicitor, Ralph Vincent, Town hall, High road
livered
335 Lea Bridge road.-.Ernest William Tristrarn, sub-
postmaster
Marked ~bus t are also Telephone Call Offices.
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL.
Offices, Town ha.ll.
Meeting day, last tuesday in the month at 7 p.m.
Members.
Chairman, Alfred George Giller.
Vice-Chairman, David Mill Srnith.
Cann Hall Ward.
Retire April I Retire April
Henry Heather ......... 19151 James B. Slade ......... 1917 Assistant .Accountant, G. W. Tongue A.S . .A ..A. Town
John Trumble ..•.••..•.•. 1916
Central Ward.
.A. E. Dolden ............ 1915 j M. Gompertz B.A .... .. 1917 Librarian, Zebedee Moon F.R.Hist.S
David Mi!l Srntth •....• 1916
Forest Ward.
Alfred George Giller ... 1916
I
T. V. Goodman ........• 1915 H. D. Vasey ............ 1917 I Chief Assistant, Rates Department, E. J. Gadsden,
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ESSEX. (KELLY's
stone dressings. and was opened r8th March, r8g5, l>y
His Majesty King George V. and Queen Mary. then
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York. The Central ·
Public Library, in the High road, opened in r8gg,
occupies the old Town hall. The Carnegie Library,
situate in Lea Bridge road, was erected in 1905-6. The
area of the Urban district is: Low Leyton civil parish,
2,359 acres of land and 12 of water; Cann Hall civil
parish, 223 acr~s; total, 2,594 acres; rateable value:
Low Leyton, £473,696; of Cann Hall, £68,424.
The population in rgor was: Low Leyton, 76,68o;
Cann Hall, 22,232 ; total, g8,9r2, and in rgn, Low
Leyton, 103,785; Cann Hall, 20,950; total, 124,735·
The population of the wards in I9II was :-Cann Hall,
12,459 ; Central, 22,390; Forest, 16,544; Grove Green,
10,402; Harrow Green, 13,245 ; Lea Bridge, 18,684;
Leyton, 9,no; Leytonstone, 13,410; Wanstead Slip,
8,491.
Included in the total civil population of Low Leyron
in 1911 were :-2,303 inmates and 86 officials and their
families in West Ham Union Workhouse, 183 in West
Ham Union Workhouse Scattered Homes, 940 inmates
and 169 officials and their families in West Ham Union
Workhouse Infirmary, 363 in West Ham Union Work-
house (Forest House), 460 inmates and 49 officials and
their families in Bethnal Green Parish Workhouse
School, and 95 in Catholic Home for Feeble-Minded
Girls.
The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 19II
was: St. Mary (parish church), 17,231; All Saints,
21,,3.84; Christ Church, 14,642; St. Paul, 5,992.
KNOTI'S GREEN and LEA BRIDGE are the name:t
of localities in the parish, formerly regarded as ham-
lets; at the latter is a station on the Great Eastern.
railway.
.At RUCKHOLTS, obscured by trees, are the remains
of ancient entrenchments, with a square double em·
bankment, roo feet in diameter, secured by a moat.
Grove Green Ward.
. Retire April 1 Retire April
Henry James Tomlins 1916
Harrow Green Ward.
I
Edmund M. HaH ...... 1915 William John Upton ... 1917
Henry Bywater .. . ... ..• 1916
Lea Bridge Ward.
I
Edward C. Pittam .....• 1915 F. M. Read ............... 1917
Leyton Ward.
I
Robert Stevens Walker 1915 William Henry Evan!l.. 1917
Leytonstone Ward.
I
John Henry 1\latthews 1915 Thomas Wm. Mitchell 1917
Wanst~ad Slip Ward.
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I A. W. Golightly ......... 1916
J .P ....................... 1915 Henry Guy ·······u•••··· 1917
Officers.
Deputy Clerk, Herbert Vincent, 20 Budge row, Cannon
street, London E C
Assistant Clerl;:, P. Ritherdon, Town Hall, High road
Treasurer, Herbert Frederick Bayliss, manager London
County & Westminster Bank, 340 High road, Leyton
Medical Officer of Health, John Francis Taylor M.R.C.S.
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Eng., D.P.H.R.C.P. & S.Eng. Town hall, High road
Assistant Medical Officer of Health, Alfred Ball M.D.
Lond., D.P.H. Town hall, High road
Consulting Engineer, William Dawson M.I.C.E. Town
hall, High road
Engineer & Surveyor, Ernest H. Essex A.M.I.C.E. Town
hall, High road
.Accountant & Superintendent Assistant Overseer,
Thomas Tutton Taylor .A.S.A.A
hall, High road
Electrical Engineer, F. Barman Lewis A.M.I.E.E
Tramways Manager, Fred Schofield
Building Inspector, A. E. Radcliffe
Sanitary Inspector, Horatio Miller, Town hall, High road
Town hall, High road
 DIRECTORY. j ESSEX. LEYION. 3i9
Collectors, Charles. Frederick Thomas, Hy. Jn. Wardell, St. Luke's District Church, Ruckholt road, Rev. Henry
W . .4. Cunningham, H. H. Scott & J. Schrapel, Town James Hensman Th.A.K.C. curate in charge; 8 & u
hall, High road a.mr & 7 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m._; litany, wed. & fri.
Baths Superintendent. H. L. W. Stanley 10.30 a.m.; saints' days, holy communion, 7 & 11 a.m
Superintendent pf Open Spaces, R. J. Frog brook St. Paul's. Essex.. road, Rev. Joseph Bell M.A.; L.Tb.
vicar; Rev. John Maurice Dodd B.A. curats; 8 &
I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
LEYTON DISTRESS COMMITTEE.
St. Philip's, Brewster road (chapel of ease to parish
1.'he Committee, consisting of 13 membets of the Urban church), Rev_ .John Percy Rees Rees-Jones B . .A..
District Council, 7 from the West Ham Guardians &; curate; u a.m. & 7 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
S persons experienced in the relief of distress, was Emmanuel Mission Church, Hitcham road. served by
formed in 1905 the clergy of All Saints'; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.
Meetings are held at the Town hall, Leyton, on the 8 p.m
fint friday in the month at 7.30 p.m St. Joseph's Catholic, Primrose road, Very Rev. Francis
Chairman, H. J. TomlinS" esq. L.U.D.C Charles Godfrey Brown (rQ.ral dean) & Rev. James C.
Vice-Chairman, T. W. Mitchell esq. L.U.D.C Joyce, priests; mass, 8.30, 10 & u.15 a. m.; devo-
Hon. Secretary, Herbert Vincent tions &; benecliction, 7 p.m. ; holy days, mass, 7 &
Offices, Vestry room, Church road, Leyton 9 a..m
Baptist, Goldsmith road; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs.
LEYTON LOCAL PENSION COMMITTEE. 8 p.m
Consists of 8 members. Baptist, Vicarage road, Rev. S. W. Morris; 11 a.m. &
:Meetings held at Town hall, on the thursday following 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 8 p.m
the last friday in each month at 6.30 p.m. Congregational, Grange Park road, Rev. John Lewis;
Chairman, Edward C. Pittam · x:uoa.m. &'6.30 p.m ..; thurs. 8 p.m
Clerk, Ralph Vincent, Town hall, High road Plymouth Brethren, Leyton hall, Goldsmith road ; u
a.m. & 7 p.m.; tues. & thurs. 8 p.m
Primitive Methodist, High road (Leyton Tabernacle),
PU1JLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. Rev. Fred-erick Herbert Clark; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
County Cricket Club & Groands, Hi~h road, Leyton, P. S. A. 3.15 p.m.;. wed. 8 p.m
0. R. Borrodaile, Sf'C Salvation Army Halls, 464 High road, Lindley road k
Customs &; Excise Office, 36 Brewster road, Frederick Lea Bridge road ; services various
William Cassell, officer Wesleyan Methodist,Mary Fletcher Memorial
Drapers' Company Recreation Ground, Leyton High rd Church, High road {Clapton Circuit}; 11 Rev. John T.
Leyton District Cotmcil Fire Brigade Stations, Church a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m W»tts
road k 823" High road Wesleyan Methodist Mission Chapel, Knotts
Leyton Urban District Isolation Hospital, John Francis Green (Clapton Circuit); 7 p.m
Taylor M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond. medical Barclay Mission Hall (London City Mission). 75:a High
supt.; Miss E. Ryan, matron road; Alfred James Young, missionary; 10.45 a. m- &
London Master Baliers' Pension Society's Almshouses, 7 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
Lea. Bridge road 111 A. J. Kestin, sec.; Mrs. Sophia :Wiission Hall, Ashville road; 6.30 p.m
Brown, matron Mission Hall (Baptist), Lea Bridge gardens; u a.m. &;
Metropolitan Police Station, 501 Lea Bridge road (N 6.30 p.m
Dirision), Charles Brockhurst, inspector Russell Mission Room, Goldsmith road, Harry Francis
Metropolitan Police Station, Jo'rancis road (J Division), Pennick, city missionary; sun. 7 p.m.; sat. 7 p.m
John Sanderson, inspector Victoria Mission Hall, 477 High road; 11 a..m. k 7 p.m
Public Central Library, High road, Zebedee Moon F.R.
Hist.Soc. librarian; branch libraries at Lea Bridge EDUCATIONAL.
road & High road, Leytonstone
Smith's Almshouses, Church road Livingstone College, Elementary Medical Training for
Town Hall, High road, John Holden, keeper Missionaries, Knotts Green; Loftus Edward Wigram
M.A., M.B.Camb. principal & sec.; George Basil
TERRITORIAL FORCE. Price M.D. assistant sec ·

8th (Cyclist) Battalion E8sex Regiment (A Co. Lieut.

H. Innocent, commanding ; Color-Sergt. J. Blockley, l , Leyton Higher Education Committee.
drill instructor) The Committee, consisting of sixteen members, meets
at the Technical Institute, High road, on the last
PUBLIC OFFICERS. friday in each month
Chairman, H. Heather
Collector of King's Taxes, Harry Anstey, 67 Barring- Vice-Chairman, W. R. Wailer J.P
ton road, Leytonstone Clerk to the Governors, R. Dempsey, Town hall
Inspector under "Infant Life Protection Act.," West School of Arts & Crafts, Technical Institute, High
Ham union, Mrs. Ellen Roberts, 93 Skelton's lane road; H. J. Bateman, head master
Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Leyton District
{part of), West Ham Union, Harold Everett Pace·
M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond. 83:r. High road SECONDARY SCHOOL.
Relieving Officer, No. I I District, West Ham Union, Leyton County High School for Boys, Technical Insti-
Charles Frederick Otter, 4 Goldsmith road tute, High road; Henry Hills B.Sc., B.A.head m·ISter
Registrars of Births & Deaths, North Leyton Sub-Dis- Evening Classes, Technical Institute, adjoining 'l'own
trict, Charles Henry Perrin, 2 Hainault road, Leyton- hall; M. Gompertz B. A. head master
~tone; South Leyton Sub-District, Edmund M. Hall, Newport Road School, boys' department, E. G. Green,
43 Union road, Leytonstone responsible teacher ; girls' department, Miss M. W.
Savage L.L.A. responsible teacher
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services. Cann Hall Road School (mixed), A. E. Lambe1t,
responsible teacher
St. Mary's (Parish) Church, Church road, Rev. Charles
Leonard 'l'hornton-Duesbery M.A. vicar; Rev. John PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Percy Rees Rees-Jones B.A. Rev. Charles Spencer
Th.A.K.C. Rev. John Mylrea Alien B.A. & Rev. An Elementary Education Committee of 18 members
Arthur George Williamson B. A. curates; I I a.m. & was formed Sept. 3o, 1903.
3.30 & 6.go p.m. ; mon. & saints' days, I I a.m. ; The Committee meets at the Town hall on the friday
wed. 8 p.m.; fri. I I a.m.; daily, 8 a.m pt·eceding the last tuesday but one in each month, at'
All Saints' Church, Capworth street, Rev. John James 7·30 p.m
Whitehouse M.A. vicar; Rev. J oseph pharles Tabor & Chairman, Ja.mes B. Slade J.P
Rev. John Comely B. A. curates; I I a.m. &; 6.30 Clerk, Ralph Vincent, Town hall
p.m.; wed. 8 p.m Assistant Clerk, A. W. Baker, TMl n hall·
Christ Church, Francis road, Rev. Frederick Jame5 School Medical Officer, J. Francis Taylor M.R.C.S.Eng.,
Sloo.n, perpetual curate; Rev. Joseph Patrick Quigly D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond. Town hall
& Rev. Clarence Randolph Gorman L. Th. curates ; Assistant School Medical Officer, Alfred Ball M.D.Lond.,.
11 ·a.m. k l-30 & 7 p.m. ; wed. S p.m D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond
St. Edward's, Morley road (chapel of ease to parish School Nurse, Miss H. Frv •
church), Rev. Charles Spencer Th.A.K.C. curate; I I Health Visitor, Miss E. Holland
a.m. Ar 7 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m Organising Inspector, T. Tiley, Town hall
 380 LEYTON. ESSEX. [KELLY'S
Architect, William Jacques A.R.I.B ..A. 2 Fen court, Leyton High road (transferred from Trustees 1900 ·
London E C closed 1903, reopened 1904) (~ixed), for 48o children~
Superintendent of .Attendance Ofticera, Septimua Alfred average attendance, 416; Cec1l B. Draper, master
Lash, 37 Vernon road, Leytonstone Ruckholt road, built in 1892, for 420 boys, 420 girl~
Attendance Officers, Albert Chapman, 35 St. Mary's rd. & 463 infants; average attendance, 352 boys, 317
Leyton; .A. D. Sharpe, 8 Fulready road, Leyton; girls & 267 infants; A. D. Shaw, master; Miss E.
C. J. Baker, 45 Granleigh road, Leytonstone; J. Ratcliffe, mistress; Miss F. Burgess, infants' mis-
Simmons, 48 W ellesley road, Wan stead; H. G. Ellis, tress ; cookery centre, Miss F. E. Tyers, instructress
13 Salisbury road, Leyton ; B. Oxbrough, 345 Grove Sybourn street, built I9IO, for 390 senior mixed, 22()
Green road, Leytonstone; A. W. Hughes, 21 Esther junior mixed & I90 infants ; average attendance, 4II
road, Leytonstone; P. M. Cantwell, 14 Scarborough senior mixed & 361 infants & junior mixed; ThomaJ:
road, Leytonstone; E. E. Farrant, 34 Peterborough Horne, master; Miss M. E. Nelson, mistress
road, Leyton Catholic, St. Joseph's (Public Elementary mixed), Vicar-
Capworth street, built in 1896, for 480 boys, 480 girls age road, built in Igoi, for 352 children; averag~
& 524 infants; average attendance, 426 boys, 489 attendance, 262; Vincent M. Cody, head master
girls & 4S5 infants; Frederick C. Stacey, master;
Mrs. Emily Bell, mistress; Miss Edith M. Parsons, RAILWAY STATIONS.
infants' mistress; cookery centre, Miss M. Hogg, Leyton, High road (G. E. R.), .Arthur Green, station
instructress master
Church road, built in 1877, for 420 boys, 420 girls & Le3. Bridge (G. E. R.), Percy R. Souter, station master
420 infants, with an average attendance of 276 boys, Midland, London, Tilbury & Southend Railway, Higb
283 girls & 328 infants & junior mixed ; W. T. road, Robert Bomford, Station master
Mickleburgh, master ; Miss Florence Cross, mistress ;
Miss M. A. Brown, infants' mistress; handicraft Trams run every few minutes from Clapton ii Bow
centre, F. Miller, supervisor; laundry centre, Miss E. Bridge to Epping Forest; a quick service is abo mn
Thomas, instructress between Stratford & 'Bakers' Arms,' Leyton, making
Downsell road, built in 1887, for 576 boys, 576 girls a connection with the Walthamstow tramways on th&
& 551 infants; average attendance, 419 boys, 414 one side & the West Ham tramways on the other.
girls & 390 infants; W. C. Vince, master; Miss G. During the summer months a very quick service is
Pringner, mistress; Miss H. Williams, infants' mist Tun to Epping Forest from all points
Farmer road, built in I903, for 480 boys, 480 girls, 2o6 Motor omnibuses between Leyton & Victoria &.
infants & 315 junior mixed; average attendance, 467 ' Elephant & Castle ; ~ first motor 'bus leaves 7 a. m. ;
boys, 468 girls & 430 infants & junior mixed; Thos. last motor 'bus leaves 10.57 p.m. & every 5 minnte~~o
Toop, master; Miss M. Hart, mistress; Miss .A.. Wire, throughout day; Victoria & ' Elephant & Castle'
infants' mistress & Leyton, first motor 'bus leaves 7·59 a.m. ; las~
Lea Bridge road (mixed), built in 1892, for I8o mixed motor 'bus leaves 12 midnight & every 5 minute•
& Io6 infants; average attendance, 269 mixed & throughout day
infants ; Miss H. G. Parsons, mistress
Newport road, built in 1883, for 6oo boys, 66o girls & CARRIERS TO LONDON.
463 infants; average attendance, 519 boys, 567 girls
& 382 infants; W. H. Weston B ..A.. master; Miss E. London Parcels Delivery Co. Ltd., Carter, Paterson t.
Chipchase, mistress; Miss R. Neels, infants' mistress I Co. Limited, Pickfords Ltd. & others pass through
Marked thus * receive their letters Brown Mrs. Fras. Hy.27Lyndhurst dri Eves C. Algernon M.A. Evesden.
through Leytonstone. Brown George, I Boscombe avenue Forest, Snaresbrook
Marked thus t receive their letters Brown Herbt.Wm.46 Lyndhurst drive Ferry Wm. Hugh, 488 Lea iBridge r<l
through Stratford. Brown Thomas W., B.A., LL.B. 21 Fiske George Arthur, Bank house.
Marked thus 11 receive their letters Leigh road 618 Lea Bridge road
through Clapton. Bullen John, 10 Vicarage road Foster Reginald, 10 Boscombe avenue-
PRrVATFJ RF.SlDFXT~. Burton Harry, 261 Vicarage road Fowler Mrs. 58 Lyndhurst drive
Adamson Geo. F. 5 I:; Lea BridQ~ rd Bussey William, I84 Vicarage road Francis Rt.Douglas,6o Lyndhunt drv-
Aldrich Arth. Worlledge, 9 Manor rd Campbell Peter, 16 Vicarage road Fraquet Lewis E. 8 Manor road
Alexander ErnestEdwd.I Lyttleton rd Carpenter Fras. Jas. 6 Goldsmith rd Fraser Mi~s, 483 Lea Bridge road
Allen Rev. John Mylrea .BA. (curate Chambers Henry Davy, The Rookery, Freeman D. 200 Vicarage road
St. Mary's), 20 V1carage road Park place, Church road Frogbrook Reuben John, Etheldene ..
Alien Waiter, 60I Lea Brirlge road Chambers Natban, 202 Vicarage road Oliver road
Ames Juseph, 45 Lymihurst drive Chapman Wm. Thos. 6o Vicarage rd Fuller Mrs. 655 Lea Bridge road
Angwin Frederick,2o Lyndhurst drive Clark Rev. Frederick Herbert (Primi- Games Joseph Hughes, Evesden.
~rmstrong Mrs. 470 l.l'" .Bridge road tive Methodist), 12 Vicarage road Forest, Snaresbrook
Astley James, 242 VicaraJ!P rood Clark Chas. Fredk. 2 Lyndhurst drive Gentry Cecil, 14 Lyndhurst drive
Austin .A.lbert Charles, 2 Albany road Clarke George Corbett, 5 Lynd- Gentry Go!den Sl. 490 Lea Bridge rd
Badcock John, 265 Vicarage road burst drive Gentry Hy. Fredk. 232 Vicarage road'
Badenoch William :Minty :M.B., Ch.B. Climpson George Rampley, 230 Gihbens Rev. John P. (Baptist), Bo
8 GrangE> Park road Vicarage road St. George's road
Baker Charles, Elm cottage, Forest, Cody Vincent M. 218 Vicarage road Giles Mrs. 70 Grange Park road
Snaresbrook Collett William. 5 Crawley road Gill AlfrP.d Geo. 6o Tbornhill road
Baker Merchant, 62 Vicarage road Coli in Arthur Edward, 4 Albany road Giller Alfd. Geo. 16 Lyndhurst dri1<~
Baker Mrs. Marryatt's lodge, Forest, Cook William, 12 Boscombe avenue Gilling Percy, 14 Boscombe avenue
Snaresbrook Cooper Chas.Clement,474LeaBridge rd Gledhill Allan Victor, 28 Lyndhurst;
Baker Washington, 3 Albany road Corker John S. 20 Vicarage road drive
Baker William, 26 Vicarage road Cornish .A.lfred,Cromwell ho.Oliver rd Godbold Arthur John, Evesden,
Barber James, 52 Leigh road Cox Fredc. Ernest,8 Lyndhurst drive Forest, Snaresbrook
Barnard Emest Augn!ltus.o Albany rd Curnow Jn. Cogar, 24 Lyndhurst dri Goldie James Oliphant M.B. 614 Le31
Bass Henry, Buxted lodge, Forest, Cuttle George, Gwydr lodge, Forest, Bridge road
Snaresbrook Snaresbrook Gompertz MauriceB.A.3 Boscombe ar
Bassett William John, 196 High road Davey Mrs. 27 Oliver road Good Edward, 487 Lea Bridge roaa
Batson George, 6 Lyndhurst drive Davis Arthur Sidney, 103 Grange Goodey Arthur, 216 Vicarage road
Batt Richard, 23 Lyndhurst drive Park road Goodwin John, 222 Vicarage road
Baverstock Geo.H.29 Lyndhur!lt drive Davis Edward James J.P. IQ2 Vicar- Gorton Albt. Geo. 72 Grange Park r<f
Baverstock Wait. Wm. 6 Albany rd age road Gray John, 65 Vicarage road
Bell Rev. Joseph :M.A., L.Th. (vicar Dawe L.S. Evesden, Forest,Snaresbrk Green E. L. 42 Church road
of St. Paul's), 56 Lyndhurst drive Dearing Ralph Sidney, 4 Lyndhurst Greenwood Jame~ M.D. The Shmb-
Bigg Walt.Fredk. 48 Lyndhurst drive drive bery, Vicarage road
Biggs Miss, 9 Crawley road Dickins Jsph. Geo. 511 Lea Bridge rd Hall James William, 8 Albany road
Blackford JosiahHrbt.336LeaBridge rd Dickinson Herbt. I Lyndhurst drive Hammond William, 212 Vicarage rd'
Blackford Mrs. 334 Lea Bridge road Dodd Rev. John Maurice B.A. (curate Harcourt George Robert M.B. 4J0o
Bowak Wenman, 641 Lea E'ridge road St. Paul's), Wycombe villa, Can- Lea Bridge road
Bowen Harry, 665 Lea Bridge road terbury road Harris Alfred, 66 Thornhill road
Boyce Charles. 9 Boscombe avenue Drew Arthur, Burlington house, Harrison Chas.G.Capworth lo.Clyde p~
Braddock Sidney, 220 Vicarage road Bickley road Harrop George, 18 Lyndhurst drive
Brasted Thomas, 42 Lyndhurst· drive Dymond George James, 120 James la Harvey Arthur Geo. 54 Vicarage rdl
Brown Rev. Francis Charles Godfrey Elledge Charles, 497 Lea Bridge road Hawke Burton, 10 Lyndhurst drive
(Catholic), 68 Grange Park road 1 Evans Miss, 53 Lyndhurst drive Hayes Peter,The Limes,Goldsrnith tdl
 DIRECTORY.) ESSJc.X; LEYTON.· 381
Hebron William Hurwood,198 High rd Newall William, 11 Boscombe avenue Somerton Charles Sidney, 25 Lynd-
Hennah James .Alfd. 237 Vicarage rd Newcomb John Edwin,22 Vicarage rd burst drive
Hensman Rev. Henry James A.K.C. Noble William ~rge, Bs1 High road Spencer Rev. Charles A.K.C.L.(curate
~curate in charge St. Luke's dis- Nowlan John George, 6 Vicarage road St. Mary's), 24 Chertsey road
trict church), III Ruckholt road Oldman Wm. Hy. so Lyndhurst drive Spencer Charles, 8 Vicarage road
Hill Charles Hamilton, 23 James lane o·Neill Jas. Wait. 59 Lyndhurst drive Spencer John, 347 High road
Hj]]s Mrs. Frederick, 4 Vicarage road Orme Alfred, !Z Boscombe avenue Spratt Mrs. 61 Grange Park road
Hoare Frederick, 70 Thornhill road Osborne Francis Wallace, 663 Lea Storr Bartol Thomas, 86 James lane
Hooker Geo. Wm. 493 Lea Bridge rd Bridge road Sturgess Randolph, 26 James lane
Hooper George, 38 Lyndhurst drive Pace Harold Everett M.B.Lond. 831 Sturman Edward, 69 Oliver road
l!ow Joseph William, 62 Leigh road High road Suttle Rev. Geo. Arth. 19 Vicarage rd
Howard Thos.Arth. 389 Lea Bridge rd Panting Charles Henry, 675 Hi~h rd Tabor Rev. Joseph Charles (curate of
Howell Jn. Wm. 17 Lyndhurst drive ~Parsons Henry, 6 Park pl. Church rd All Saints'), 266 Vicarage road
Hughes Harry, 97 Vicarage road I Peterken Mrs. 14 Vicarage road Tabor Charles James, The White
Hughes Thomas, Inglenook, Oliver rd Popplewell Arthur Frederick, 26 house, Leyton Green road
Hull Richard, "19 Lvndhurst drive Lyndhurst drive Thomas Chas. Fredk. 48 Thornhill rd
Hurry Wm. Alfred.J.P. 367 High rd Pratt Joseph Robt. 226 Vicarage road Thomas Miss, 639 Lea Bridge road
Hutton Miss, SI Lyndhurst drive 1 Precious Wm. Hy. 224 Vicarage road Thornton-Duesbery Rev. Charles Leo-
Ibbetson William, 6 Boscombe avenue Preston Archd. Fredk. 86 Warren rd nard M.A. (vicar of St. Mary's), ·
Iseard Charles, 54 Lyndhurst drive Rains Herbert Henry, 267 High road The Vicarage, Vicarage road
.Jackson Mrs. 452 High road Read Charles, 49 Lyndhurst drive Tomkins Harding B. 492 Lea Brdg.rd
James Gordon, 4~ Lvndhurst drive Rees-Jones Rev. John Percy B. .A. Toop Thomas, 32 Lyndhurst drive
Jennings Aobrey William,66 Leigh rd (curate of St. Mary's), The Vicar- Ullyett Harry, 37 Manor road
Johnson Rev. John Barnes M.A. (hon. age, Vicarage road Upton Thomas, 12 .Albany road
assistant curate of St. Saviour's, Reid Archibald Robert, 11 Crawley rd Vasey Hy. Jas. 41 Lyndhnrst drive
Walthamstov.'), 26o Vicarage road Relf Joseph Thomas, 5 .Albany road Veasey Hy. Jas. 472 Lea Bridge road
.Johnson Henry, r Clyde place Rigg Alien, 24 Vicarage road Vincent Percy, 529 Lea Bridge road
.Jones Edwd.Alfree,344 Lea Bridge rd Roberts John, 44 Lyndhurst drive Walker Robt.S. Wrentham,Church rd
.Jones George, r8 Vicarage road Robinson Jsph. Holly lo.Grange Pk.rd Wallace John, 12 Lyndhurst drive
..Jones Jeremiah Death, 76 James lane Rose Jsph. Wm. 39 Lyndhurst drive Ward Richard J.P. 479 High road
Jones Richard Jenkins,83 Vicarage rd Sandrock Jacob, 245 High road Watson Alfred Ebenezer, 47 Lynd-
Jones Wm. Hy. SS Lyndhurst drive Sangar Thomas, 34 Lyndhurst drive burst drive
.Joyce Rev. James C. (Catholic), 68 Sayer David, 58 Leigh road Watts Rev. John T. (Wesleyan), 6r
Grange Park road j Schlampusch Otto, 7 Boscombe aven Lyndhurst drive
Kennedy John M.B. 204 High road I Schutz Jacob, 509 Lea Bridge road Wells Waiter, 2 Park pi. Church rd
King Joseph Jas. 194 Vicarage road Scriven Miss, 5 Dawlish road Whitehouse Rev. John James M.A.
Lnrcher Raymond, Larcher house, Scriven Mrs. Matilda, 3 Dawlish road (vicar), All Saints' vicarage, Cap-
Essex road Scull Francis, 68 Thornhill road wor.th street
Laurie Wm. 7 Park pi. Church road Seear Alfred, 485 Lea Bridge road Whiting Joseph, 267 Vicarage road
Leach Mrs. I .Albany road Sewell Benjamin, 263 Vicarage road Whittingham Charles, 8 Boscombe av
Leach Wm. Alex. 643 Lea Bridge rd Sexton Geo. 495 Lea Bridge road Wickham Thomas,n Lyndhurst drive
Lendon Richard John, 7 Crawley road Sheppard Herbert flayford M.B. 6or Wigram Loftus Edward M.A., M.B.
Lewin Albert, 486 Lea Bridge road High road (principal of Livingstone college),
Lloyd Frederick, 22 Lyndhurst drive Shilton Eldred S. 40 Lyndhurst drive KnoWs green
Mann Fredk. The Hollies, Park pl Simpson Jn. Laird M.B. 188 High rd Wilkerson John, r6 Manor road
Martin Arthur Geo. 42 Grange Pk. rd Sims Charles, 21 Lyndhurst drive Williamson Rev. Arthur GE>orge B.A.
Martyn Mrs. 8 Goldsmith road Skelton Miss, 693 High road (curate St. Mary's), 31 Vicarage rd
Medcalf Daniel, 428 Lea Bridge road Slater Charles, 30 Lyndhurst drive Wilson Finlay, 50 J-smes lane
Meissner Geo. Adam, 210 Vicarage rd Slater Mrs. 484 Lea Bridge road Wilson George Chas.79 Lea Bridge rd
~eredith Henry, rB Manor road Slee Edward William, 55 Crawley rd Withers Thos. John, 68 Vicarage rd
~eyrick A. E., B.A. Evesden, Forest, SJyth Wm. Hy. IS Lyndhurst lirh·e Woodforde Mrs. 56 Vicarage road
Snaresbrook Smith A. D. S. Evesden, Forest, tWoodham John, 23 Westdown road
Miller Horatio, 57 Church road Snaresbrook Woods Mrs. 11 Albany road
tMonth Frank P. 135 Leyton High rd Smith Alfd.Trugeon, 240 Vicarage rd Worsfold Chas. Rt. 513 Lea Bridge rd
Mountjoy Victor, 829 High road Smith Elliott York, 4 Boscombe av Young Alfred Jame11 (missionary),
Muddiman Harry G. ss Vicarage rrl Smith Fredk. H~·. 64 Vicarage road 752 High road
Murray William, 9 Lyndhurst drive Smith Wm.David, 36 Lyndhurst drivP Zoers Adolphus, 5I7 Lea Bridge road
~eels Miss, 13 Lyndhurst drive

COMMERCIAL. Alsford James, timber merchant, 634 Lea Bridge road.

Abbey Samuel, coal dealer, 767 High road
Abbott Christopher, district superintendent Pearl Life
Assurance Co. Limited, 200 High road
tAbel Ch-arles Edgat-, grocer, 42 Leyton High road
.Abendroth Emil Ferdinand John, wine & spirit dealer,
11ee Banton &; Abendroth
Able &; Co. chimney cleaners, 30 Bromley road
Acland Wiliam, boot repairer, 7 Byron road
.!dams Arthur, hair dresser, 36 Capworth street
!.dams Ernest, dairy, 305 Church road
Agar Charles Alfred Lawson, stationer, &; sub-post-
master, 199 Church road
Agent George, oilman, 413 Hoe street
Albert Christopher, boot maker, 68o Lea Bridge road
A.lbiston William, whip maker, 165 Grange Park road
!.ldrich Arthur Worlledge L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., L.M.
Edin., L.S.A.Lond. physician & surgeon, 9 Manor road
.Alexander E. R. & Sons, printers & publishers, 301
High road. T N 22 Walthamstow
!.Iexander Sarah (Mrs.), florist, 175 Church road
Alexandra Laundry Co. laundry, 62o Lea Bridge road &
!n8 High road
Alien .A.nnie {'Ml"S.), dress maker, 135 iFranci.s road
Allen George, greengrocer, 62 Newport road
Allen George, house agent, 83 CapW'Orth etret>Jt
*Allen Henry Thomas, plumber, 16] Ashville road
t.Allen John Henry, beer retailer, 6o Leyton High road
Alien Thomas, fishmonger, 820 High road
!.llen Waiter, grQcer. 4II Hoe street
Alliston Prances (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 52 Church road
U1Inntt Frederick Robert, oil & color man, 137 Leyton
High road
T N 439 Walthamstow
A.mi88 James, builder, Fern villa, Essex road · r
•Ammon Emily (MI'IS. ), laundress, 140 Ashville r_oad
A.nderson Daniel, boot repairer, 238 Capworth street
Anderson Edward, The Coach & Horses P.H. 391 High
road. T N 635 Walthamstow
Andrews Joseph, boot repairer, 129 Newport road
Argent Emma (Mrs.), coal dealer, 2 Leyton Green road
A.rmston John &; Co. oil refiners, Leyton Green road
A.rnold Fredk.William, draper, 569 & 571 Lea Bridge rd
Ashford Reginald, artificial teeth maker, see Gibson,
Sigg & Ashford
A.ssmder George, carriage lamp mfr. 651 Lea Bridge rd
Backer Frederick, baker, 722 Lea Bridge road
Badcock John, accountant, 265 Vicarage road
Badenoch William Minty M.B., Ch.B. physician & sur-
geon, 8 Grange Park road
Badminton George S. grocer, 171 Capworth street
tBaker Arthur J . .oil & color man, IO Leyton High road
Baker George Henry, news agent, 710 Lea Bridge road
Baldock Wm. Hy. grocer & beer retailer, 5-4- Capworth st
Baldwin Thos. Wm. florist., Edith nursery, Burchell rd
Bale Henry Frank, nPws agent, 64 Capworth street
Ball Alfred M.D.Lond., D.P.H. assistant medical officer
of health, Leyton Urban District Council, Town hall,
High road
tBanbury John, news agent, 12 Leyton High road
Bannister Abraham, fishmonger, 316 Lea Bridge road
*Bannister Richard John, grocer, 2 Oakdale road
Banton & Abendroth, wine & spirit dealers, 308 Hil!h I'd
*Barber Eliza {Mrs.), beer retailer, x65 Ashville road
I Barber Frederick, hair dr~sser, 68o High ro ~JNGIH_.._
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Barclay Mission Hall (London City Mission) (Alfred Jas. I Brook Jame5 Henry, french polisher, 123 Murchison rd
Young-, missionary). 752 High road Brooke Charles James Alfred, corn. trav. I Brewster rd
Bardsley John F. dairy, 4 Grange Par' road .. Brown & Yaxley, oilmen, 248 Capworth street.
Bareham George builder 2 St. George's road - ' ' Brown Eliza (Mrs.), beer & wine retailer, 763 High rd
Barge Jsph. wm: boot & shoe maker, 400 Lea Bridge rd Brown Ellen (Miss), dress maker, 16 York road
Barker Fredk. Waiter, greengrocer, 38 Capworth street I Brown Thomas Watson B.A., LL.B. solicitor, 21 Leigb rd
Barker Hugh Thomas, dairy, 384 Lea Bridge J"oad I Bryon William, grocer, 168 Albert road
Barlow Ernest, ·confectioner, 361 High road J Buck & Co. blouse manufacturers, 81 Vicarage road

Barnard Ernest, grocer, 514 Lea Bridge road Buck Thomas Robert, shopkeeper, 49 Crescent road
Barnes Henry James, insurance agent, 25 Russell road Buckingham Charles Henry, tobacconist, 458 High road
Barnes Richard Dean, french polisher, 17 Beaconsfield rd *Budd Henry, grocer, r Pearcroft road
Barratt Henry, confectioner, 853 High road . Bull Samuel, removal contractor, 39 Skelton's lane
tBarritt Herbert, tobacconist, 156 Leyton High road Bull William Henry, ironmonger, 244 Francis road
*Barton James David, greangrocer~ 53 Oakdale road Bullen George, coal & coke merchant, rn Vicarage road
Baskett George, builder, 44 Balmoral road Bullen John, grocer, !lee Cook & Bullen
Bass George, boot maker, 3 Windsor road Bunbury Marie (Miss), confectioner, 789 High road
Bassett William John F.A.I. surveyor, 549 Lea Bridge Burdon Albert, insurance agent, 793 High road
road. T N's 21 & 67 Walthamstow Burman Albert, professor of violin, 41 Westerham road
Bateman Frederick, insurance agent, 57 Leyton Park rd Burn J o-seph Henry, dining rooms, l83 Francis road
Bates Josiah, plumber, r6 Cooper's lane Burnham Charles, stationer, 700 Lea Bridge road
Baxter Thomas, boot repairer, 194 Francis road Burnham Frederick, greengrocer, 33 Park road
Bayliss Herbert Frederick, manager London County & Burstow Alfred William, dining rooms, 295 High road
Westminster Bank Limited, 340 High road Burt Henry Charles, hair dresser, 374 & 6o9 High road
Beaven Geo. Albt. ironlllonger, see Sedgwick & Heaven Burt William Edwin, hair dresser, 773 High road
Beckwith Henry, insurance agent, 78 Dawlish road• Busby Harry Edward, builder, 28 Burchell road
Beckwith John Edward, coffee house, 6 Etloe terrace, Busher Alfred Charles, house painter, 75 Windsor road
Church road Butcher Brotht>rs, grocers, 38 Grange road
Bell Geo. & Son, fruiterers & greengrocers, 466 High rd Butler Albert Francis, greengrocer, 252 Albert road
Bence V. H. builder, 55 Oliver road Butler Clifford,. boot repairer, Boo High road
Benee. Richard, beer retailer, 81 Eeaumont road Cade Joseph & Co. Ltd. coal mers.G.E.R. depot,High rd
Bennett .Alfred & Son, undertakers, 849 & 394 High road. Cant James, buildE>rs' rneTchant, SC'e Day, Cant & Co
T N 612 Walthamstow Caribonum Company Ltd. manufacturers of carbon
Bennett James, butcher, 207 Church road papers & typewriter ribbons, Etloe road. T A
Bennett James, printer, 207 Francis road. T N 301 "Caribonum, London;" T N 211 Walthamstow
Walthamstow . Carless Frances (Mrs.), laundress, 201 Beaumont road
Bennett Louis, tailor, see Lea. & Bennett Carr Edward William, boot dealer, 730 High road
Ben.sted Elizabeth (Mrs.), ()il warehouse, 124 Newport rd Carter Charles, carpenter, 78 Manor road
Bent-Marshall Samuel. removal & cartage contrac- Carter Clarence, insurance agent, 548 Lea Bridge road
tor, & depository, 667 High road (T N 509 Waltham- Carter Samuel John, sign writer, 94 Manor road
stow) & New Wanstead. T N 621 Wanstead Carter Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 133 Sidmouth road
Bentall David, grocer, 187 Leyton Hig-h road Carter William, butcher, 356 High road
Bentall Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 187 High road Cash .John, decorator, r6o I<'rancis road
Benterman Herbert Charles, drug stores, 191 Francis rd Cassell Fdk. Wm.customs & excise offi.cer,36Brewster rd
Benterman Thomas, shopkeeper, 16 Grange road tCater Robert, cabinet IPaker, 40 Leyton High road
Bevan Arthur, dining rooms, 41 Park road Catley Thomas E., F .I.P.S. teacher of shorthand, 34
Bexfield Sarah (Mrs.), oil & color warehouse, 466 Lea Church road
Bridge road Cecil Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 Crescent road
*Eiles Francis Alexander, plumber, 3 Ashville road Challen William, butcher, 208 Francis road
Bird George, house decorator, 659 High road. T N 266 Challis George Edward. dining rooms, ·:n2 Lea Bridge rd
Walthamstow · Chandler William & Son, coal merchants, 3, 4 & S
Birkett Isaac Stevenson,pawnbroker,see Smith & Eirkett G. E. R. depot, High road. T N 638 Walthamstow
*Bishop Albert, monumental sculptor, 21 Oakdale road Chandler Charles Henry, tobacconist, 208 Hi~h road
tBishop Wm. Jas. wardrobe dealer, 132 Leyton High rd Chantler Harry Ellson, grocer. 206 High road
Blaber Albert E. confr. 43, & hair dresser 51, Park road Chapman Brothers, carmPn.Ruckholt rd.& 37 Church rd
Blackwell Herbert, laundry, 46 Francis road Chapman Allber1:, attendance officer to Education Corn•
Blake George Lumsden, dairyman, 113 Vicara~e road mittee, 35 St. Mary's road
Blake WalteT W. news agent. 121 Vicarage road Chapman Edward A. secretary & registration agent to
tBlatch William, beer retailer, 2 Leyton High road South-West Essex (Walthamstow Division) Unionist
Blockley Color-Sergt. J. drill instructor to A Co. 8th Association, 599 High road. T N 250 Walthamstow
Territorial Force (Cyclist) Battalion Essex Regiment, Chapman Eliza (Miss), dress maker, 11 Leigh road
69 Farmer road Chapman Henry, oilman, 641 High road
Blundell Mary (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 133 Newport toad Charles William, boot maker, 5 Crescent road '
Blunsdon Charles Herbt. oil & color man,52 Capworth st Ch~seman Herbert Francis, watch ma. 319 Capworth st
Boatman Thomas, Oliver Twist P.H. go Church road tChelsom Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkpr. 28 Cranbourne rd
Bockelmann Albert, conf~tioner, 388 Lea Bridge road ' Chisholm William Lewis, sign writer, 23 Russell road
Bolt Annie Amelia (Mrs.)., milliner, 335 Church road Chittock Charles, carman, 29 Cresc£>nt road
Bomford Robert, station master Leyton station (M. & Choat William, marine store dealer, 149 Church road
L. T. & S. R.), High road ' · Ohnmley Samuel, furniture remover, 88 Chureh road
Bond George, smith, 77 Park road Church Arth. Edwd. oil & color man, 250 Lea :Bridge ref.
Bond William, baker, 406 Lea :Bridge road · tCinema (The) (Wm. Norman, mgr.), 8oLeyton High rd.
Booth William Arthur, dining rooms, 2 Hainaiilt -bnild- *Clare Harry, decorator, 142 Twickenham road
ings, High road · Clark Sidney & Co. ironmongers, 650 & 652 High road_
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited, chemists. ~85 '1,' N 142 Walthamstow '·
High road · • Clark Arthur Edwin, builder, II7 Grange Park road
Bouette Alfred (:Mrs.), surgical instrument maK.er, 44 Clark Catherine Sarah (Mrs.), preparatory school, 1
- Grari'ge Park road . . · · Chertsey road
Boutel Alice (Miss), confectioner, -292 High raad · Clark Edward, ·greengrocer, 309 Capworth street
Boyce Ernest C. & Co. ·who. cocoa factors, I Leigh rd Clark ·Edward David, boot & shoe dlr. 66o Lea Bridge rd'
Bradford George, laundry. 220 Francis road Clark Louisa (Mrs.), wardrobe dPaler, 8 Capworth street
Breakspear Thomas Wm.confectioner,530 Lea Bridge rd Olarke Edith (Mrs.). girls' school, 202 Hig-h road
Breary & Co. outfitters, 363 & 365 High ro-ad tOiarke Edwin Henry, dining rooms,154 Leyton High rd
Breeden William Jas. cricket bat maker, 635 High road Cla,ke Frederick John, insurance agent, 59 Waterloo ref.
Brett James. corn dealer, 42~ High road Clarke ·-George Corbett, solicitor. 5 Lyndhurst dnve
Brewer George, insurance agent, 29 Warren road rlarke Maud A. (Miss), blouse mfr. n6 Goldsmith rd
tBridges .Alfred Wm. boot repr. 142 Leyton. High road Clarke }lercy Herbert, insurance agt. I I Sunnyside road
Bridgwater Harold, news agent, 296 High road Claxton Waiter, dainman, Oliver l"oad
Briggs Samuel, chemist, 585 Lea Bridge roa~ tClay Agnes Ellen (Miss),habPrdasher,66 Leyton High rd
Brighton William, shopkeeper, I & 2 Lea Bridge gardens ClaydPn George H~nry, corn dealer, 342 High road
Brindley Frank Pudey, solicitor & commissioner for Clayden John, corn dPaler, 171 Francis road
oaths, see Freeman Drury & Brindley ' Claydon George, fti1 & color man, ::;38 Lra Bridge road
tEristow Robert Geo. grocer, 144 & 146 Leyton High rd Clemans Frank, butcher, 218 High road
Britton .Alfred James, grocer, 728 High road *Clementson Edward Waiter, watch repairer, 28 Elm rd

DIRECTORY] ESSEX.
Cli11ord Henry .A. professor of music, no Capworth st
fCochrane Thomas, firewood dealer, 2 Cranbourne road
Cole Frederick & Son, plumbers, 434 High road & 47
Bu{!kland road 1 Dimmock Minnie (Mrs.), dress maker, 139 Farmer roall
Coleman Annie (Miss), stationer & sub-postmistress,
736 High road • • · District Supply Stores Limited, estat~ office 321, pro-
t<Joles Fredk. Geo. leather seller, 98 Leyton High road
Coles Henry Williaiily boot mak61', lil30 Francis road
tColes Henry WilHam, jnn, boot repr.68 Leyton High rd
Collier George, second hand furniture dlr .250 Francis rd
Collings Florence (Mrs.), tobacconist~ 4 Hainault
buildings, High road · Dodwell Henry, draper, 632 Lea Bridge road
Collins William & Co. bookbinders, 718 Lea Bridge road
Oollins. Joseph, shopkeeper, 21 Carlisle road
Collison Edward, wardrobe dealer, 771 High road
Colonial Consignment & Distributing Co. Limited, meat
salesmoo, 662 High road
Commins William, hair dresser, 707 High road
Oompton George. Henry, shopkeeper, 75 Morley road
Cook & Bnllen, grocers, 271 & 393 High road
Cooksey .Arth. Ewart, wine & spirit dlr.328LeaBridge rd
Cooper, Cooper & Co. mantle makers, 581 Lea Bridge rd
Cooper George, boot Tepairer, 467 High road
Cooper Henry, insurance agent, 32 Manor road
Cooper Horace, jeweller, 6o5 High road . Drew Harry, confectioner, 286 High road
Cooper Sidney Albert, grocer, 200 Capworth street
Cooper William, florist, II Lea Bridge gardens
Copcutt Thomas William, dyer, 291a, Hi!!b road
Coppin O"ames Bawtree, tila dealer, 684 High road
Coram Amold Thomas, chimney sweeper, I Huxley road
Coram George Edward,. boot repairer, 65 Park road
0\lrnish Arthur, boot repairer, 63 Beaumont road
Cornwall Edwin A. coal merchant, 612 Lea Bridge
·roa.d. T N n3 Walthamstow
Corpe1' Loui~. tailor, 262 High road
Corser Geo. Edmund,Osborne Arms P.H. 139 Church rd
Couch Samuel, fishmonger, 47 Park road
Cousins Thomas, wheelwright, 45 Capworth street
*Cowland Benjamin Christopher, -chimney cleaner, 138
Ashville road
Cox Thomas & Co. butchers, 577 Lea Bridge road.
T N ~76 Walthamstow • Edmond William, dining rooms, 747 High road
Cox George Edmd. secondhand bookselle1', 14 Jesse 1'd
Cradick & Co. coal merchants, II7 Goldsmith road
Crawford Thomas, provision dealer, 686 High road
Crow ·Henry Js.aac, job master, 723 Hig.b road
Crowe William, picture frame ma. see Watson & Crowe
tCrump George Arthur, news agent,124 Leyton High rd
t!Cullan Frank Handel, grocer, r88 Ashville road
Culling Winifred (Miss), school, 1 Essex road
Cummings Thomas, wardrobe dealer, 45 Park road
Cunningham William Albert, collector to Leyton Urban
District Council, Town hall, High road
Curry Edward, florist, The Nursery, Beaumont road.
T N 416 Waithamstow
Cortis Henry, house agent, 591 High road
Curtis Percy Frank, decorator, 25 Sedgwick road
Curtis Sarah Lucy (Mrs.), nurse, II5 Manor road
Customs ·& Excise Office (Frederick William Cassell,
officer), 36 Brewster road
Cuthbert Charles, draper, 751 High road
Dace Henry Charles, house de~orator, 53 Farmer road
Dagley Emily (Mrs.), news agent, 162 Lea Bridge road
Dale Thomas, tobacconist, 627 Lea "Bridge road
tDaly Emily (Mrs.), dairy, II4 Leyton High road
Da~ey- Henry Alexander, furniture dealer, 721 High rd
+Davidson Charles, confectioner, 104 Leyton Hi~th road
Davidson Wait. Wordsworth, ironmonger, 459 High rd
Davies Frank, beating engineer, 157 Midland road. T N
684 Waltha.mstow
•navis Alfred William, accountant, 159 .Ashville road
Davis Elizabeth (Miss), confectioner, roo Francis road
DavisWalt.Robt.wine & ~pirit & hPer ret.37o&372High rd
Dawson Eliza (Mrs.) & Son, wheelwrights, 6q7 High rd
Dawson Albert, printer, 621 Lea Bridge road
Dawson Arthur John, tobacconist, 384 High road
Dawson George, hail' drP<~ser & tobacconist, 244 Hi!!h rd
Dawson William M.I.C.E. consulting- enginPer to Urban
District Council, Town hall, High road. T N 435
Walthamstow
Day, Cant k Co. builders' ironmongers, 653 High road.
T N 177 Walthamstow . Flower Willia.m, ~iscellaneous dlr. 623 Lea ~ridge road
tDaybell Emily (Mrs.), confeetioner, 76 Leyton Hi!rh rd
Deacock John Joseph, pianoforte ma. 684 Lea Bridge rd
Dean Brothers, g-rocers, 285 Oapworth strePt
Dean J. & J. builders, Knott's Green road. T N 583
Walthamstow
Deathe Emma (Mrs.), dairy, 318 Lea Bridge road
De Leeow Gustave, watch repairer, 720 Lea Bridge rd
. Dicksvn & Head Limited, lead merchants, 377 High
road. T N 23 Waltham!'tow
Dicks'ln Alfred, pocket boot maker, 121 Grange Park rd
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LEYTON. 383
Dickson Annie (Mrs.), grocer, 320 Lea Bridge road
Dickson David, grocer, 44 Church road
Dillamore Elizh. (M-rs.), private school, 228 Vicarage rll
Discomb John, china & glass dealer, 42 Capworth street
vision dealers 301, fruiterers 248 & 307, grocers 313,.
dairy 315, house furnishers 317, tobacconists 174, &.
butchers 230, Lea. Bride-e rd. T N 26 Walthamstow
Dix Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 3 Sidmouth road
Dodwell Bro.s. hosiers, 652, 674 & 676 Lea Bridge rood
Donald William, cabinet maker, 404 High road
Dook Irvine, grocer, 646 High road & 66 Church road
Dorkins Arthur John, butchei', 25 Park road
Dowding Eveline (Mrs.), teacher of music, 14 Jesse rd
Dowding Mary Jane (Mrs.), music seller, 716 High roacJ
Dowers J oseph D. marine store dealer, 42 Beaumont rd
Downey Frederick Robert, !butcher, 283 High road
I Dowson George, fishmonger, 66o High road
Drake Eva (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 67 Sedgwiek rd
Drew, Clark & Co. ladder makers,Diamond Patent ladder
works, Shortlands road, Lea Bridge road. T N 45!1
Walthamstow
Duker Gertrude (Mrs.), professor of music,4oFarmer rd
Duncan Alfred, corn dealer, 70 Capworth street
tDunkin Alfd. artificial teeth ma. 126 Leyton High rd
Durieu Louis A. house decorator, 58 Lindley road
Dyke EII1.ID6 (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 132 Vicarage road
*Eade Frank John, pianoforte tuner, II9 Ashville road
Eagle Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I9 Jesse road
Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Ltd.622LeaBridge r<l
IIEastwood & Co. Limited, lime merchants; depot, Le~
Bridge wharf, Lea Bridge road. T N 43 Dalston-
See advertisement
Eaton Thomas, firewood cutter, 53 Grange road
Ebdon Thomas John, confectioner, 590 High road
Edkins John Henry, coal merchant, Lea Bridge road
Edmiston Brothers, hosiers, 282 High road. T N •Ps-
Walthamstow
Edwards John, cabinet maker, 33:ll Lea Bridge road
Edwards Sidney, tailor, r Jesse road
Edwards Waiter, hair dresser, 40 Francis road
Element William, carpet planner, 651 Hi~h road
Elkins William Geor~te, boot manufr. Chesterfield road'
EHis George Ernest, King William IV. P.H. 816 High rd'
Ellis George Henry,Bakers' Arms P.H.575 Lea Bridge rcJ
Ellis H. G. attendance officer to Education Committee.
13 Salisbury road
Emberson Arthur, corn dealer 210, & oil & color man
212, Francis road
Emberson James F.R.H.S. florist, 630 Lea Bridge road.
T N 124 Walthamstow
Emerton Henry, beer retailer, 15 & 17 Jesse road
Emmins Frederick William & Sons, necktie manufac-
turers, 87 Lea Bridge road
Essex County Cricket Club & Grounds (0. R. Borro-
daile, sec.), High road
Essex Ernest H., .A.M.I.C.E. engineer & surveyo1' tD-
Urban District .Council, Town hall, High road. T N'
435 Walthamstow
Ettell Charles, dairyman, 28 Ruckholt road
Evans Alfred, oil & color man, 115 Vicarage road ·
Eval'l:s A~n~e (Miss), dress maker, 224 High road
Evans Wilham Henry, accountant, 89 Grange Park road
Everett Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 345 Lea. Bridge rd
Eyre Elizabeth (Mrs.), midwife, 109 Tyndall road
Fair"!lead Waiter, nurseryman, 307 Church road
Feld wick William Edwd. ironmonger, 694 Lea Bridge riJ
tFenne Frederick William, butcher, 16q Leyton High rd
Ferd;n'lnd Albert Edwd. pianoforte tuner, 15 Leigh rd
Fielcl Brothers, picture frame makers, 665 High road
Field David Taylor, photographer, 437 High road,
Fielrl Thomas, wheelwright, 2 Clyde place
•Finch John William. plumber, 77 Pearcroft road
Fincham Georg-e John, boot maker, go Beaumont road
tFinPr Percy, decorator, I Westdown road
Finning John Charles, furniture dlr. 388 k 429a,High rd
Fisher M. Limited, dyers, 269 High road
Folev James, furmture remover, 481 Lea Brid_ge road
Ford Charles Peter,commercial traveller,174 Vtearage rd
Ford Louisa (Mrs.), teacher of pianoforte, Clovelly,.
Essex road
Fordbam John James, butcher, 603 & 6o5 Lea Bridge-
road. T N 576 Wa~thamstow ..
Forest School Sanatonum, Oxley house, Forest, Snares-
brook
Forse k Sons, builders, 31 Thornhill road. T N 451
Walthamstow
 384 LEYTO:'i. ESSEX.
Fort Evelyn (Miss), milliner, see Taylor & Fort
Forth Frt>derick, corn chandler, 26 Francis road
Fortman Esther Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, u King st
Posh Piano Co. Ltd. pianoforte warehouse, 364 High rd
tFosh William, house agent, 153 Leyton High road
qiFossett Charles H. resident engineer, Eastern district
Metropolitan Water Board, Lea Bridge road
Foster Brothers Clothing Co. Ltd. clothiers, 40I Hoe st
Fountain .A.nnie (Mrs.), tobacconist, 686 Lea Bridge rd
Fox Brothers, furniture dealers, 699 High road
Fox Charles Thomas, grocer, 78 Ruckholt road
Fox George, fruiterer, 248 High road
1Francis Road Hosiery Stores, hosiers, 153 Francis road
Francis .A.lbert Charles, phonograph dealer, 826 High rd
lFrancis John, boot maker, 209 Francis road
.Freeman Drury & Brindley, solicitors & commissioners
for oaths, 438 & 440 Lea Bridge road. T N 591
W althamstow
Freeman, Hardy & Willis Ltd. boot makers, 328 High rd
Freeman Charles, confectioner, 2II Church road
Freeman Drury (firm, Drury Freeman & Brindley),
solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 438 & 440 Lea
Bridge road & 200 Vicarage road
'Frisby William Charles, beer retailer, 283 Capworth st
Frogbrook R. J. superintendent of open spaces Leyton
Urban District Council, Town hall, High road
"Frost William (Mrs.), florist, II Lea Bridge gardens
•Frost William Henry, dairyman, I55 Ashville road
tFudge Henry, laundry, Il8 Leyton High road
Fuller Agnes (Mrs.), news agent, I Midland road
Fuller Joseph Ebenezer, slater, I Midland road
Furness Richard, grocer, 90 Newport road
tGabbitas Gladstone Geo. plumber, 43 Etchingham road
Gadsden Edwin J. chief assistant rate dept. Leyton
Urban District Council, Town hall, High road
Gale Arthur James, boot maker, 403 High road
Gardner George, beer retailer, 33 Clementina road
Gardner William Henry, butcher, 42I High road
Gatrill Charles, butcher, 177 Francis road. T N 137
Walthamstow
Gell Francis & Co. grocers, 698 Lea Bridge road
Gelley Paulin Pierre Louis, Prince of Wales P.H. 777
High road. T N 659 Walthamstow
Gibbins Thomas, packing case maker, 59 Church road.
T N 653 Walthamstow
Gibbons James Waiter, confectioner, 348 High road
·Gibbons Jesse, pianoforte tuner, soB Lea Bridge road
-Gibbons William Arthur, butcher, 3II Capworth street
-Gibson A. J. Limited, corn dealers, Midland Railway
arches, Beaumont road (T N 55 Walthamstow) & 583
Lea Bridge road
cGibson, Sigg & Ashford, artificial teeth makers, 622
Lea Bridge road
<Giddens Herbert, fruiterer, 593 Lea Bridge road
Gill Brothers, drapers & milliners, 234 & 230 High rd
Gill Alfred Silvanus, baker, 642 Lea Bridge road
·Gill Arthur Wm. pianoforte tuner, 57 Windsor road
-Gillham Henry, boot maker, 206 Francis road
Girling Richard, boot maker, 316 High road
Girling Rose (Miss), teacher of music, 316 High road
Girling Ruth ('Miss), milliner, 5 Hainault bldgs. High rd
Glen Rosa Sanitary Steam Laundry 0>. Ltd.461 High rd
Glover John, horse dealer, Oliver house, Oliver road
Godbebear George John, butcher, Essex road
Goddard Harry Stanley, grocer, 386 Lea Bridge road ·
Goldie James Oliphant M.B., C.M.Edin. phy!lician &
surgn. 614 & 620 Lea Bridge rd. T~ 646 Walthamstw
-Goldingo Wm. John, Three Blackbirds inn, 640 High rd
Good Harriet (Mrs.), dress maker, 67 St. Mary's road
Goodbody Charles James, drapers, 19 Carlisle road
<Goodwin Frederick Henry & Co. house furnishers, 672
& 682 Lea Bridge road. T N 220 W althamstow
Goodwin Ja.mes, harness maker, 679 Hil!'h road
~oody & Co. mineral water manufacturers, Knott's grn
Goold Tom, insurance agent, 59 Malta road
-Gotts .Ang'Ustus Jas. ftorist, 58, 59 & 6o Lea Bridge gdmr
tGover Robert, furniture dealer, 4 Leyton High road
-Grange Park Hall (William Collett, hon. sec.), 49 Grange
Park road
-Grantham & Co.grocers,668 Lea Bridge rd.& 383 High rd
·Gray Arthur, 'butcher, 236 Francis road
•Gray George Nicol, insurance agent, 8 Grosvenor road
·•Gray James Charles, shopkeeper, 1 Havelock villas,
Thornton road
Gray John Hugh, insurance assistant superintendent,
3 Oliver mansions, Oliver road
!Green Arthur, station master, G.E.R. station, High road
Green Ewin Linton, solicitor, 42 Church road
Green Frank, draper, 32 Francis road
Green Lilian (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Etloe ter.Church rd
Greenacre Charles, butcher, 743 High road
• t Holliday Richard George, oilman, qo Leyton High road
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Greenslade &i Sons, grocers, 123 Church road & rsz
Beaumont road
Greenslade Charles, tile fixer, 34 Westerham road
Gregory AUred Louis, grocer, 98 Francis road
Gresham Waiter Ebenezer, upholsterer, 3 Leigh road
Griffiths Victor Henry, butcher,.472 High road
Groome Joseph, boot repairer, 122 Claude road
tGrose George, butcher, uo Leyton High road
Grout Robert, pianoforte dealer, 650 Lea Bridge road
Gunner Robert, provision dealer, 403 Hoe street
Gurr Brothers, butchers, 379 High road
Hagley William, boot repairer, 7 Leigh road
Hahn Leonard, pork butcher, 399 High road
Haigh Archibald G. draper, 303 Lea Bridge road
Haines John, insurance agent, 27 Capworth street
Haines Sarah ('Miss), hosiery manufr. 331 Capwortb st
Hall E. J. & Sons, printers, 520 Lea Bridge road
Hall L. draper, 30 Capworth street
Hall Thomas, shopkeeper, 9 Crescent road
tHall Catherine (Mrs.Jo midwife, 133 Leyton High road
Hamilton John Frank, billiard saloon, 164 Midland road
Hamlet Alice Alfreda (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 42 Farmer rd
Hammond Kathleen (Mrs.), oil warehouse, 786 High rd
Harcourt George Robert M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon, 476 Lea Bridge road
*Hardt Henry, watch repairer, 53 Ashville road
Hare Charles & Co. auctioneers, 559 Lea Bridge road.
T N 667 W althamstow
Harmon George, fried fish dealer, 406 High road
Harris Florence Edith (Miss), tchr. of music,65 Church rd
tHarris Henry, hair dresser, I62 Leyton High road
Harris John, fancy goods imprtrs. 3 Park pl. Church rd
tHarrison Frederick, baker, 20 Leyton High road
Harrison Sarah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer,176 Beanmont rd
tHart Frederick Arthur, news agent, 78 Leyton High rd
Hart John, cart & van builder, II Buckland road
Hart Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Capworth street
Hart Waiter George, oilman, 3o6 High road
Harvey John, confectioner, 154 Newport road
Hasler Ernest Millbank, butcher, 202 Francis road
Hatfield George, boot dealer, 349 High road
Hatton William George, drug stores. 702 Lea Bridge rd
Haust Frederick, baker, 579 Lea Bridge road
Hawkins Henry, insurance agent, 248 Murchison road
Hawley George, shopkeeper, 78 Scotts road
Havhow James, dairy, 24 Carlisle road
Haynes Edward, umbrella maker, 34 Whitney road
Hayward Bernard Herbert, hair dresser, u8 Francis rd
Hayward Mary (Mrs.), confectioner. 464 Lea Bridge rd
Hazell Kate (Miss), confectioner, 296 High road
Headland & Headland, electrical engineers, 669 High
road. T N 454 Walthamstow
Heale J ames, saddler, 726 Lea Bridge road
tHearn Frederick John, printer, 113 Leyton High road
tHeath Jas . .A.lbert, fishmonger, 88 & 90 Leyton High rd
*Heckf<>rd Frederick, grocer, 4 Richmond road
Hemsley Alfred George, draper, 102 Francis road
*Hendry John, decorator, 97 Richmond road
Hennah James Alfred, estate agent, 134 Farmer road &;
392 Lea Bridge road
Henry George, boot & shoe dealer, 624 Lea Bridge road
Hermes Adelaide Maud (Mrs.), baker, 341 Lea Bridge rd
Hewitt Brothers, grocers, 1g6 Francis road
Hewitt James, boot maker, 212 High road
Heyes Benjamin, toy dealer, 792 High road
Hickford Frederick Harry, dairyman, 59 Morley road
Hicks Thomas J ames, news agent, 63 Park road
High Henry & Sons, boot makers, 48 Church road
High Road Social Club & Institute (Joseph Crossman,
sec.), 320 High road
Hill Charles Hamilton, solicitor, 559 Lea Bridge road
(T N 284 Walthamstow) & sa3 James lane
Hill Jesse, carman, 57 Dawlish road
Hill Thomas, miscellaneous dealer, 828 High road
Hill William, butcher, 9 King street
Hiller Harry & Co. ladies' underclothing manufacturer!,
734 High road & 6(/6 Lea Bridge road
Hillman Wm. Percy, wardrobe dealr. 40 Capworth st
Hills Joseph Benjamin, grocer, & post office,354 High rd
Hills Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 143 Church road
Hinton Ernest & Co. drapers, 656 & 658 Lea Bridge
road. T N 260 Walthamstow
Hinton Herbt.tobccnst.844 High rd. TN 3 Walthamstow
Hird Annie (Miss), dress maker, 21 Francis road
Hiron Richard, boot maker, 252 High road
Hitchman Vineent Reginald, dairy, 91 Farmer road
Hodgkins Smith, drug stores, 700 High road
Holl John, master mariner, 251 Hi~?h road
Holland George, upholsterer, 71)6 High road
Holland John Alder, beer retailer, 193 Francis road
Hollidav James Edward, beer retailer, 128 Vicarage rd
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Holmea Arthur Ernest, draper, 382 High road King George, shopkeeper, 31 Crescent road
•Holmes Frederick Geo.house decorator, 12 Claremont rd King T. Felgat-e, pianoforte tuner, 26 .A.bbott's Park rd
Holmes John, shopkeeper, 1~2 Dawlish road • King's Hall (Leyton Picture Palace) (J. T. Hallinan.,
Bolt John, nurseryman, 142 Vicarage road proprietor), 83g High road. T N 622 Walthamstow
Bolt William, news agent, 617 Lea Bridge road Kingdon Ethel (Mrs.), teacher of music, 203 Francis rd,
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, grocers. 589 Lea *Kirby John George-, plumber, II3 Richmond road
Bridge toad &:; 332 High road l Klein & Co. tailors, Haslemere, Leyton Green road
Honey Edward Joseph, boot maker, 319 Lea Bridge rd Knight Percy, draper, 644 High road
Hooker Francis William, laundry, 777a, High road Knight Waiter Lawrence, laundry, 536 Lea Bridge road
iHooton Brothers, bazaar, 626 Lea. Bridge road Laing James, commission agent, 17 Manor road
Hopkin Mary (Mrs.), fancy draper, 532 Lea Bridge rd Lake Alice (Miss), costumier, 685 Lea Bridge road
Hopping Jusrine (Miss), dress maker, 62 Church road Lamb .Alexander, printer, 598 High road
Horn Frdk.Jsph.plumber & house decorator,105Manor rd Lambden Harry, plumber, 73 Bromley road
Horn!ng Agnes Emily (M~.)~ dairy, Cambrian road. Lambert Annie (Miss), shopkpr. 7 Edward ter.Grange rd
Hoskings Goo. & T. L. artificial teeth makers, 332 H1gh Lancaster Harry George, shopkeeper, 45 Grange road
:road. T N 693 Waltbamstow Lander George Askew, news agent, 512 High road
Hough Amy Florence (Mrs.),stationer,64o Lea Bridge rd Lane Arthur, butcher, 150 Beaumont road
Howard Harriet (Mrs.), sho~keeper, 87 Beaumont road ' Langlt:>y Harry William, sign writer, 7a, Russell road
tHowe Mary (Mrs.), confectiOner, 150 Leyton High rd Lankshear Harry William, clothier, 794 High road
Howell David, shopkeeper, 16 Sidmouth road Lansdell Henry Melville, engineers' pattern maker, 19
Howes Agnes (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 67 Dawlish road Albany road
Howland Thomas, printer, 37 Oliver road Lappin Ellen (Mrs.), corset maker~ 411 High road
Hubbard Thomas & Son, stationers, 322 High road I Lauer Conrad & Co. builer & steam pipe coverers &
Habbard & Co. b~tc.hers, 694 High road I engineers' stores; contractors to H.M. Office of Works,
Hubbard Wm.artlficial teeth ma.see Wheeler & Hubbard 1 Midland road. T N 241 Walthamstow
Huggins William, slate merchant, 43 Dunedin road 1 Laurie's Preserves Limited, jam makers, 46 Church rd.
Hughes Amy Carolina (Mrs.), dress ma.264Capwortb st T N 654 Waltbamstow
Hughes Job~ Mar~iott, draper, 355 & 357 High road , Laver John, dairyman, 637 Lea Bridge road
Hughes LeWIIjl, dauy, 37 Par~ road Lawley Estber (Mrs.), laundress, 685 High road
Bull Alfred, costnmwr, 246 H1gh road Lawrence George Henry, confectioner, 256 High road
Hull Charles, firewood dealer, Farmer r~ad Lawson William Joseph, plumber, 72." High road
Hull Charles H~nry, greengrocer, 639 Htgh road Lea & Bennett, tailors, 842 High road
Hull Joshua, fried fish dealer, 48 Crescent road . Lea Bridge District Gas Co. (Frederick William Cross
Humber Coal Co.coal merchants, I G .E.R. depot, High rd M. I. C. E. engineer & general manager), Lea Bridge
Hurry William Alfred & Sons, undertakers, 367 High road. T N 49 Walthamstow
road. T N 44 W~lthamstow . Leat Frank, milliner, 703 High road
Hussey Erneste, bau dresser, 416 H1gb road Leat William, baby linen warehouse, 712 Lea Bridge rd
*Hntehison David, greengrocer, 8 Richmond road Lee John, boot repairer, 570 High road
Hyman Mark, outfitter, 524 Lea Bridge road Leheup Annieo (Miss), confectioner, 757 High road
Usley & Son, tailors, 726 High road & •.Canterbury road Leig-h Robert,cinematograph theatre,see Mellish & Leigh
lmperial Cash Stores, grocers, 224 High road I Leighton & Co. chemists, 471 High road
Irons John R. baker, 258 High road & 157 Francis road I Leighton Thomas Taylor, chemist, 565 Lea Bridge road
lsaac Maud (Miss), dress maker,4 Holme vils.Church rd Lelyveld Ralph, greengrocer, 327 Lea Bridge toad
~lszard William Limited, contractors, Essex wharf, Lea l.emare Ellen &; Annie (Misses), milliners, 670 High road
Bridge road. T N 70 Dalston Lemare Williani, professor of music, 670 High road
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lszard Frederick Charles, shopkeeper, 160 Lea Bridge rd Lennards Limited (Public Benefit Boot Co. ), boot & shoe
Jackson Alfred, greengrocer, 137 Church road makers, 405 Hoe street
Jacobs Robert George, writer, 7II High road tLesadd Artbur .A.. pawnbroker, 82 Leyton High road
James Arthur William & Son, fishmongers, 780 & 788 Lester Harry, motor engineer, 462 Lea Bridge road
High road Leth•y Alfred, dining rooms, 6o1 Lea Bridge road
.lames & Gibbs, provision dealers, 745 High road *Lewis F. Barman A.M.I.E.E. -electrical ·engineer to
James John, shopfitter, 549a, Lea Bridge road Leyton Urban District Council, Electric light & power
James William F. sign writer, 10 Malta road 1 station, Cathall road
Jarman Henry Thomas. hosier, 610 Lea Bridge road Lewis James, confectioner, 545 Lea Bridge road
Jarvis Sydney Artbur, Wakefield Arms P.H. 14 Park rd Lewis Maria (Miss), florist, 59 Lea Bridge road
Jarvis Thomas Davies, fancy draper, 672 High road Leyton County High School for Boys & Technical Insti-
Jay Henry~ builder, 22 Tyndall road tute (Henry Hills B.A., B.Sc. bead master), adjoining
Jenkins Edwin, grocer, 454 Hi!;h road Town hall, High road .
Jenkins Thomas William, draper, 407 Hoe street Leyton & District Jewish Social Union (Philip Green-
Jennings Alfred William, hair dresser,555 Lea Bridge rd I berg, hon. sec.), 488 High road ,
Jennings Lydia {Miss), shopkeeper, 170 Albert road Leyton & District Unionist Club (James Waiter Reader,
lohnson Brothers, platers, 70-l Lea Bridge road hon. sec.), 488 High road

Jobnson Henry, bricklayer, 155 Grange Park road

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Johnson Eqward Nathaniel, decorator, 41 St. George's rd Leyton Education Committee (Ralph Vincent, clerk),
Johnson George Frederick, plumber, 62 Tyndall road Town ball, Hi!!h road
Leyton Liberal Club (William Collett, bon. sec.; James
tJobnson Maria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 74 Leyton High road Boddington, steward), 49 Grange Park road. T N 168
Johnson Reginald E, estate agent, 347 Lea Bridge road Walthamstow
Jolliffe John James, shopkeeper, 20 Cooper's lane Leyton Public Libraries (Zebedee Moon F.R.Hist.So~.
Jones Alfred Robert, tobacconist, 300 High road chief librarian), High road (T N 469 Walthamstow);
Jones Annie (Mrs.), corn chandler, 279 Capworth street branch libraries, Lea Bridg-e rd. & High rd.Leytonstne
.Jones Arthur Ernest,shirt & collar dresser,49 Lea Hall rd teyton Rifle Club Limited (H. R. Bower, hon. sec.), 25
.Jones Charles Wm. general stores, r8 & 20 Beaumont rd Carlisle road
Jones Chas. Wm. wheelwright 825, & smith 827,High rd Leyton Social & Football Supporters' Club (Thomas H. ·
Jones Henry, shopkeeper, 137 Beaumont road Meakin, hon. sec.), 7 Vicarage road
Jones Percy, greengrocer, 123 Vicarage road Leyton Timber Co. Limited, builders' merchants, 45I
Jorysch Adulf. hair dresser, 268 Lea Bridge road High road. T N 524 Walthamstow
Joyce Sarab Hall (Miss), teacher of music, 17 Leigh rd Leyton Town Rap (~ohn Hol~en. hall.k~eper), ~igb road
Judge Gny, dairyman, see Reader & Judge Leyton Urban District Council Electncity WorKs; show
tJ"unnix Matthew, greengrocer, 102 Leyton High road rooms, 402 Lea Bridge road. T N 155 Walthamstow
Kavanagh John Limited, boot makers, 381 High road Ley~on Urban Dis.trict Council Fire Brigade Stati~n (R.
Keen Georae Frederick, confectioner. 333 Chnrch road DIXon, fireman m charge), Church road & 823 High rd
Kelting Th~mas Henry, umbrella maker, 103 Malta road Leyton Urban District Council Tramways (F. Scbofield,
Kemp Sam John, coffee rooms, 633 High road manager); depot, 590 Lea Bridge road. T N 107
Kennedy John M.B., Cb.B.Glas. physician, 204 High :rd. Waltbamstow
TN 431 Waltbamstow Leyton Urban District Isolation Hospital (John Francis
Kent & Co. outfitters, 398 Lea Bridge road j Tayl?r M.R.C.S.E?g., L.R.C.P., D.P.H.R.C.P.S.Lond.
Kent Alfred, builder, 27 Sedgwick road 1 medical supt.; Miss E. Ryan, matron), Auckland rd.
KerbPy Henry George, shopkeeper, 57 Farmer road I T N 432 Walthamstow
Kerkin Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 34 Wilmot road Leyton & Walthamstow Boa:d of Trade Labour Ex-
King Benjamin, greengrocer, 408 Le& Bridge road , change, 592 to 598 Lea Bndge road. T Nos. 255 &
*King George, butcher, 6 Richmond road 256 Walthamstow
fKing Geo:rge, confectioner. 136 Leyton High road
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Linton George, boot maker, 26 Primrose road
Lipton Limited, grocers, 597 Lea Bridge road
Liverpool Victoria Legal Friendly Society (district
office) (J. R. Ouchton, manager), 337 Lea Bridge road
Livingstone College (Elementary Medical Training for
Missionaries) (Loftus Edward Wigram M.A., M.B.
principal & sec.),Knott's green. T N 18 Walthamstow
Lloyd Arthur John, necktie manufacturer, 702 High rd
Lloyd Rosa (Miss), confectioner, 203 Church road
Lofts Edward & Son, decorators, 9 Russell road
Lomas George James, shopkeeper, 43 Sidmouth road
London City & Midland Bank Limited (Cecil W. Smith,
manager), 324 High road; draw on head office, 5
Threadneedle street, London E C
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (Herbert
Frederick Bayliss, manager), 340 High road (T N 175
Walthamstow); draw on head office, 41: Lothbury,
London E C
London Electric Wire & Smiths Limited (Ernest Leete,
sec.), Church road
London General Omnibus Co. Limited, Leyton green
London Kneader Co. mechanical engineers, 10 & n
Etloe terrace, Church road
~ondon & Manchester Industrial Assurance Co. Ltd.
(Albert Edward Hyde, district supt.), 263 High road
London Master Bakers' Pension Society's Almshouses
(A. J. Kestin, sec. ; Mrs. Sophia Brown, matron),
Lea Bridge road
London & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (George
Arthur Fiske, manager), 618 Lea Bridge road; draw
on head office, 3 Bank buildings, Lothbnry & Glyn,
Mills, Currie & Co. 67 Lombard street, London E C.
See advertisement
London Shirt & Collar Dressing Co. laundry, 394 Lea
Bridge road
London & South Western Bank Limited (branch) (Herbt.
Henry Rains, manager), 267 High road; draw on head
office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E C
London & Suburban Drapery & Clothing Co. credit
drapers, 34 Capworth street
Long Arthur William, shopkeeper, 100 Sidmonth road
Lonsdale George Alloway, grocer, 175 Francis road
Lonsdale Joseph, grocer, 34 Francis road
Lovell Fredk. Samuel, insurance agent, 41 Lyttleton rd
Low Alfred, stone mason, Lea Bridge station, Lea Bridge
road. T N 167 Walthamstow
Lowe Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 89 Lea Bridge road
Loweth Henry, confectioner, 248 Francis road
Lush & Cook Limited, dyers, 326 High road
Lnther Blanche (Miss), ladies' underclothing manufac-
turer, 74 Church road. T N 427 Walthamstow
*Lutterloch Edward, insurance agent, 226 Richmond rd
Lutz Gustave, butcher, 7 Etloe terrace, Church road
• I.uxmore Annie (Mrs.), :shopkeeper, 291 Mnrchison road
Lyons J. & Co. Limited, wholesale tea depot, x66 Mid-
land road. T N 442 Walthamstow
1\IcCauley Samuel, tailor, 293 High road
McCombie Alexander, beer retailer, 139 Newport road
McCormick Caius, boot repairer, 29 Sidmouth road
*Macer Robert Edward, butcher, 52 Pearcroft road
Mackinder Charles William, piano tuner, II4 Farmer rd
1\Iagnus Alfred, fishmonger, 351 High road
.Manders W. & Co. builders, 240 Capworth street. T N
642 Walthamstow
*Manley Frances Maria (Mrs.), preparatory s~hool, 12
Elm road
*Manley George, fried fish dealer, 64 Ashville road
Margrove Leonard, oil &; calor man, 324 Lea Bridge rd
Maris Alfred, coal dealer, 17 SidmoTith 'l'Oad
Ma.rlow William Egerton, printer, 469 High road
Marriage Herbrt.Fdk,wine & spirit dh-.458 Lea Bridge rd
Marriott William, beer retailer, 655 High road
. Marsh Ada (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 131 Manor rd
Marshall Ernest Waiter, confectioner, 277 Capworth st
Martin Ernest Frederick, baker, 216 Francis road
Martyn Arthur George, boot manufacturer, I57 Chnrch
road. T N 652 Walthamstow
Matthews Cash Chemists Ltd. chemists, 230 High road
Matthews Lily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 18~ Beaumont road
Mattock Waiter, farm bailiff to John Simonds esq. Ive
farm, Chureh road. T N 25 Walthamstow
Maughan Wm. Thos. confectioner, 587 Lea Bridge road
:\fay Edward William, baker & sub-postmaster, 198
Capworth street
*Mead Frederick John, grocer, 62 Ashville road
Measures Joseph, butcher, 807 High road
Medcalf Daniel, solicitor, 428 Lea Bridge roRd
Meider Newman, photographer, 19 Beaconsfield road
Mellish & l.Righ, cinematograph theatre, 371 Lea Bridge
road. T N 362 Walthamstow
Mercer John, oilman, 53 Pearcroft road
.Merceor J111ia (Mrs. ),shirt & collar O:resser,77 Franeis rd
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Merchant Edward James, grocer, 221 Chnrell road
Metropolitan Water Board; collectors' office,~4 High rei
llMetrop·Jlitan Water Board (Eastern Districl) (Charle•
H. Fossett, resident engineer), Lea :Bridge road
:\Iichael Edward & Co. butchers, 305 Lea :Bridge road
tMichel Fritz, baker, 142 Levton High road
Middleton Timothy, furniture dealer, 658 High road
tMignot Edwd. Chas. boot maker, 158 Leyton Hig1t l'Oa.J
Miles John R. private estate office, 570 High roatf
Miles Waiter Leopold, grocer & snb-postma!te11,. 4!1
James lane
Milhench Alexander, assistant supt. to Prudential Asmr-
ance Co. Limited, 5 Lyttleton road
Miller Henry, hair dresser, 159 Francis road
Miller Horatio, sanitary inspector, Town hall,. lliga
road. T N 68 Walthamstow
Miller Joseph, florist, 85 Lea Bridge gardens
Millington Percy, cabinet maker, 522 Lea Bridge roa611
:\fills Charles, boot repairer, 201 Newport road
Mills William, boot repairer, Leyton Green road
Milton Charles, sign writer, 32 Wilmot road
l\Iitchell Thomas Cecil & Co. mechanical engineers, J<>
& I I Etloe terrace, Church road
Mitchell Ada (Mrs.), confectioner, 48 Cap worth stree'
t~fonth Frank Pritchard L.R.C.P., L.R.O.S.Edin. phy81-
cian & surgeon, I35 Leyton High road
Moody T. & Co. publishers, 598 High road
Moon Zebedee F.R.Hist.Soc. librarian Leyton Public-
Libraries, High road. T N 469 Waltharnstow
*Moore Arthur Samuel, house decorator, 4 HaTelocl&
villas, Thornton road
.Moore James, greengrocer, 304 High road
.Moore William, laundry, 135 Newport road
Moore William, tobaconist, 407 High road
Morris Thomas & Co. pork butchers, 456 Lea Bridg~ rll
Morris Alfred, house decorator, 6 Russell road
Morris Waiter, cycle dealer, 775 High road
Morse Ha.rriet (Mrs.), dress maker, 13 Vicarage road
Motschmann Adam, hair dresser, 55 Park road
Napper Frank, grJcer, 716 Lea Bridge road
Nayler Bertram, boot maker, 42 Francis road
Xayler Frederick Charles, watch maker, 352 High road
*Neale Sidney Edward, insur. agt. 133 Twickenham rd
Nelson George Ashton, confectioner, 764 High road
New Model Laundries Limited, Clyde place (T N 595
Walthamstow) & 302 High road
Newall W. H. & Son Limited, boot & shoe manufae•
turers, 92 Beaumont road. T N 65o Walthamstow
Newark Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 29 Beaumont road
Newberry Edward, boot repairer, 306 Lea Bridge road
Newman John & Co. house furnishers, 1 Shrnbland roalt
Newman Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 197 Beanmont rd
Nicholls Thos. Richd. marine store dlr. 50 Capworth et
Nicholson Mary Blanche (Miss ),draper,2o6 Lea Bridge rd
Noble William George L.M.S.S.A.Lond. physician "
surgeon, 851 High road & 277 Lea Bridge road
Noel Bros. china & glass dealers, 666 Lea Bridge road
Norman J ames Thomas, news agent, 448 High road
Norris Charles, fried fish dealer, 642 High road
*Norris Henry, boot maker, 54 Pearcroft road
Northcott Robert, insurance agelJ.t, 6 Grosvenor road
Nosworthy John, Greyhound tavern, 91 Lea Bridge road
Nottage Herbert, hair dresser, 635 Lea Bridge road
Nunn & Son, corn chandlers, 49 Park road
Nursey Benjamin, grocer, !2 Grosvenor road
Oakes William Henry, Antelope P.H. 201 Church road
Oatham William Horatio, paperhanger, I Sedgwick roa!l
Oddy William, builder, 192 High road
Odell Alfred, blouse maker, 130 Vicarage road
Oldaker John, oil & col or man, 633 Lea Bridge road
Oliver Charles John, slat-er, 178 VICarage road •
Oliver John William, laundry, 266 Lea Bridge road
Oliver Philip, boot maker, 512 Lea Bridge road
Olney William John, plumber, 73 Albert road
Oram Henry, haberdasher, 59 Park road
Orme Alfred L.R.C.P., L.S.A. physician & surgeon, 'Z
Boscombe avenue & surgery, 407 High road
Os borne Francis Wallace D.D.S. (U .S.A. ), americao
dentist, 663 Lea Bridge road. T N 140 Walthamstow
Otter Charles Frederick, relieving officer part of Ley-
ton district, West Ham union, 4 Goldsmith road
Owen11 William Henry, grocer, 335 Capworth street
Pace Harold Everett M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P'.
Lond. physician & surgeon, & medical officer & public-
vaccinator for part of Leyton· district, West Ham
union, 831 High road. T N 134 Walthamstow
Pain George Sidney, printer, 68 Dawlish road
Paine Henry J ames, china & glass dealer 36o, k oil &:;
color man 362, High road
Palmer Paul, baker, 419 High road
Pamenter George, dining rooms, 24 Leyton Green road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Pamplin Charles, confectioner 38, & furniture dealer 40,
Francis road
Pannell Percy Ge)rge, news agent, 637 High road
Panting Charles H., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. physician &:
surgeon, 675 High road
Parish George, boot repairer, 314 Lea Bridge road
Parker Jos~ph, shopkeeper, 6 Capworth street
tParker Thomas, greengrocer, 62 Leyton High road
Parrish Kate (Mrs.), confectioner, 516 Lea Bridge road
l'arsons Sarah (Mrs.), Lion & Key P .H. 475 High road.
T N 164 Walthamstow
Parsons William John, Hare & Hounds P.H. 278 Lea
Bridg-e road . Regan Mary (Miss), draper, II7 Vicarage road
Pasco Elizabeth Julia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Primrose rd
PattPrson Joseph Wylie, solicitor, :!5 Vicarage road
Pattison Henry, news agent, 396 High road
Pauley Elizabeth (Miss), shopkeeper, 95 Dunedin road
Payne Albert Henry, shopkeeper, II2 Francis road
Payne Alfred John, baby carriage mfr. 706 Lea Bridge rd
Payne J oseph, tailor, 122 Francis road
Peace James, pawnbroker, 161 Francis road
Pearce Charles, milliner, 435 High road
Pearks Ltd. grocers, 646 Lea Bridge rd. & 405 High rd
Pearson Oliver &; Alfd. dining rooms, 6o8 Lea Bridge rd
Pearson Percival Edward, tobacconist, 30 Francis road
Peckham Neville, sign writer, 106 Francis road
Pedder John, harness maker, ro Russell road
*Pelling Thomas, oilman, 2 Richmond road
Pemberton Arthur Edwin, house furnisher, 390 Lea
Bridge road
Pemberton William, house furnisher, 404 Lea Bridge rd
Parkins James, motor engineer, 455 High road
Perrin Albert Edward, grocer, 203 Newport road
Perry A. & M. Limited, mantle warehouse, 210 High rd
*Perry Andrew; grocer, 133 Ashville road
*Perry Charles, boot repairer, 124 Ashville road
Perry Matthew, builder, 791 High rd. & 84 Beaumont rd
PE-ters Sam, hair dresser, 322 Lea Bridge road
Peters Watson Ernest, plumber, 45 Sedgwick road
Pettit Henry, greengrocer, 818 High road
Pettit John, greengrocer, 238 Francis road
Phelp Alfred D. printer, 2 Grange Park road
Philipps John Sidaey Herbert, boot repairer,432 High rd
Pickard Waiter & Son, boot makers, 6og High road
Pi(!'~ott Jesse Ellis, fishmonger, 5 Leigh road.
*Pike Frederick John, insurance agent, u8 Ashville rd
Pike Henry Alexander, boot repairer~ 6r_s Lea Bridge rd
Piner Thomas Richard, auctioneer, 280 High road. T N
15 Walthamstow
Pinner Harry, insurance inspector, I I Whitney road
Pitts Albert, greengrocer, 44 Francis road
Plaissetty Manufacturing Co. gas mantle manufacturers,
Parkfield works, Church road. TN 514 Walthamstow
Plaster John, marine store dealer, 8o Church road
Platman Bertram Francis, watch maker, 418 High road
Pletz Isaac, draper, 114 High road
Plimmer Elizabeth (Mrs.), boot & shoe dealer,29 Park rd
Pollard Frank, confectioner, 457 High road
.Pope James Waiter, shopkeeper, 57 Park road
Porter James, boot repairer, 44 Farmer road
s Sorting Office (Robert Russell, overseer).
713 High road
Potter John Henry & C(). ladies' underclothing manu-
facturers, 478 High road
Poulter Harry James, printer, 171a, Midland road. T N
6og Wal thamstow
Pound Alexander, hair dresser, 205 Church road
Poupard Matilda (Mrs.),china & glass dealer,298 High rd
Power Reuben William, shopkeeper, 40 Byron road
Powley Robert, boot maker, 46 Capworth street
Pratt Samuel Amos, tailor, 561 Lea Bridge road &
617 High road. T N 146 Walthamstow
Preston &; Co. Limited, butchers, 167 Francis road. T N
14 Walthamstow
Preston Archibald Frederick. architect. 86 Warren road
Preston James, butcher, 409 Hoe street
~Prevost William Herbert, motor car repairer, Essex
wharf, Lea Bridge road. T N 1993 Dalston
Price Philip, tailor, 64-4- Lea Bridge road
Priest Edward, tailor, 104 Tyndall road
Prince Step hen, grocer, 226 Francis road
fring HarryJn.dairy,216 High rd. T ~ 682 Walthamstow
Prior William, shopkeeper, 40 Beaumont road
Pugb George, boot maker, I Thorn hill road
Pugh James Thos. insurance agent, 12 Grange Park Td
Pugh Wm. Victor, insurance agent, 12 Grange Park rd
,Pnnshon Lionel, joinery manufacturer, 125 Church Td
Quinsol Manufacturing Co. manufacturing chemists, xo
& I I Etloe terrace, Church road
Rackham Peter, tailor, 6g Park road
Radburn William, decorator, 714 Lea Bridge road
Radcliffe A. E. building inspector, Town hall, High rd
LEYTON. 387
Rains Herbert Henry, manager London&: South Western
Bank Limited, 267 High road
Ramsey Alfred, boot repairer, 52 Westerham road
Randall Clement Boyce, chemist, 368 High road
Rason William, boot & shoe dealer, 173 l''rancis road
Raymond Joseph, haberdasher, 343a, Lea Bridge road
tRayner Edward, estate agent, 161 Leyton High road
t Raynor Edwd.J .chemist,& post office, 164Leyton High rd
Read James, carman, 22 Beaumont road
Reader & Judge, dairymen, 218 Francis road. T N 195
Walthamstow
Reeves George & Co. house agents, 512 Lea Bridge road
Rehm Martin, baker, 690 High road
Reid Fanny (Mrs.), dining rooms, 705 High road
Renaut Albert Edward, news agent, 612 Lea Bridge road
Reus Matthew, baker, 59 Park road
Revell George William, confectioner, 136 Vicarage road
tReynolds Elizabeth (Mrs.), King Harold P.H. u6 Ley-
ton High road
Reynolds Jn.Thos.grocer, & post office,s67 Lea Bridge rd
Rich George, greengrocer, 72 Capworth street
Richards Bros. furniture brokers & dealers, 318 High rd
E.ichardson J. 0. B. & Sons Limited, drapers, 266 & 268
High road. T N 453 Walthamstow
Richardson Charles, hosier, 682 High road
Richardson William, shopkeeper, 71 Claude road
Riches Louisa (Miss), draper, 245 Capworth street
Rickards Albert, umbrella maker, 232 High road
Riley John, optician, 68-4 High road
Ringer David, boot maker, 822 High road
Rivt-rs HPrbert .A.lexiaus, confectioner, 676 High road
Rivett Alfred, cycle maker, 668 High road. T N 304
W althamstow
Bobbins John Edward, house decorator, 31 Park road
Bobbins Samuel, shopkeeper, 125 Francis road
Roberts Charles, umbrella maker, 426 High road
Ro berts Ell en (Mrs.), inspector under "Infant Life Pro-
tection Act," West Ham union, 93 Skelton's lane
Roberts Henry Charles, h:1m & beef dealer, 250 High•
road. T N 440 Walthamst~w
Robertson Amelia (Mrs.), confectioner,333 Lea Bridge rd 1
tRobertson Frederick, provision dlr. 92 Leyton High rd
tRobinson Herbert, hair dresser, 8 Leyton High road
Robinson Thomas Frederick, coffee rooms,337 Church rd'
Rogers Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 9 Salisbury road
tRogers William John, beer retailer, 44 Leyton High rd•
Roscoe James. fried fish dealer, ro King street
Rose Annie (Madame), costumier,6go & 692 LeaBridge rd
Rosenberg Bemard, tailor, 6]8 High road
Boss Alexander, dining rooms, 339 Lea Bridge road
tRowe .!.lfred, fried fish dealer, 128 Leyton High road
R:J"we Frederick William, confectioner, 456 High road
Rowland Benjamin William, fried fish dlr. 92 Francis rd'
Rowland Herbert, boot & shoe dealer, 99 Capworth street-
Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Limited, dis-
trict office (James John Winstone, superintendent),
418 Lea Bridge road
Ro~·Iand Joseph William, hair dresser, 534 Lea Bridge rd"_
Ruhery Georgina (Mrs.), confectioner, 654 High road
Rufiles Robert Edward, collar dresser, 76 Capworth st
Rug-gles J. & H. furniture removers, 45 Capworth street"
Rumba! John Hampton, tripe dresser, 615 High road
Rumm Charles John, butcher, 289 High road. T N 161'
Walthamstow
Ru~sell John. corset maker, 288 High road
Rutt Robert Spurden, organ builder, Knott's green.
T A " Ruttophic, London ; " T N 649 W althamstow
Ryan Henry, oilman, 281 High road
Sainsbnry John, grocer, 277 High road: & 609 & 6n
Lea Bridge :road
St. :Mary's Church House & Institute (H. H. Rains, hon.
sec.), 477 High road
St. Pelagia's Home for Destitute Girls (Sisters of th&
Sacred Heart in charge), Etloe house, Church road
Salesbury Charles, butcher, 413 Hig-h road
Salisbury William, butcher 323, & pork butcher 325,.
Lea Bridge road
Salmon Waiter John Taylor & Henry Thomas, iron-
mongers, 755 High road
Salmon Caroline (Mrs.), teacher of music, 13 Beacons-
field road
Sampson Henry Wm. pianoforte tuner,414 Lea Bridge- rd
SandE'l"S Brothers, corn dealers, 595 Lea Bridge road &
373 High road
Sandham &; Co. fancy bazaar, 409 High road
*Sargent Emily (Mrs.), laundress, 123 Pearcroft road
Sounders & Co. ironmongers, 220 & 222 High road. T N
209 W althamstow
Savage George, wardrobe dealer, 733 High road
Savage Henrietta (Miss), draper, 204 Francis road
Savell Victor W. builders' merchant, see Wallis & Savell
ESS• X 25*
 388 LEYTvN.
*Savill Benjamin, boot maker, 3 Thornton road
Sayer Jn. decoratr. so Eurchell rd. TN 449 Walthamstow
*Saywell William Henry, violin teacher, 7 Claremont rd
Schallehn Jane (Nlrs.),nurse, Laburnum vil.Thornhill rd
Schmed Jacqnes, embroiderer, 528 Lea Bridge road
Schmidt Henry Philip, baker & sub-postmaster, 240 &
242 High road
Schofield Fred, manager Leyton Urban District Council
ESSEX.
Smith William Henry, dinin~ rooms, 562 Lea Bridge rd
Smith's _!\.lmi;houses, Church road
Snewin Frank William, dairyman, 329 Lea Bridge road
Sonfield Emanuel, tailor, 284 High road
Sorrell John Joshua, furn. remover, 37 Leyton Park rd
Souter Percv R. station master Lea Bridge station,
Great Eastern railwav, . Lea Bridg-e road
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Southcott Ernest Horace, tobacconist, 312 High road

Tramways, 590 Lea Bridge road
Schrapel Julius, indoor collector to Leyton Urban Dis-
trict Council, Town hall, High road
Schubert Frederick, coffee rooms, 85 Lea Bridge road
Scott Edwd. (Mrs.) & Sons,plumbers,sg Grange Park rd
Scott & Son, miscellaneous dealers, 547 Lea Bridge road
Scott Edward Henry M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 727
High road. T N 538 Walthamstow
*Scott Harry. greengrocer, 57 Ashville road
Scott Harry Herbert, collector to Leyton Urban District
Council, Town hall, High road
Scott Henry, watch & clock maker, 753 High road
S<:ott John Joseph, jobbing gardener, 3 Morley road
tScott 'V alter J ames, domestic machinery dealer, q8
Leyton High road
Scudder Elizabeth (Miss), fruiterer, 696 High road
Seabrook & Co. cycle agents, 290 High road
Seabrook Frederick, clothier, 429, 431 & 433 High road
Seabrooke & Sons Limited, bre"ers, 70-1- High road.
T ~ 573 Walthamstow
Seagrave Waiter, butcher, 442 High road
Sedg"ick & Beaven, ironmongers, 670 Lea Bridge road
Sed well Tom, wheelwright, 300 Lea Bridge road
Seed Thos. Ily. chemi8t, 401 High rd. T ::'\ r87 Stratford
Serre ..lchille Limited, dyers, 258 High road
Sexton Lilian (Miss), dress maker, 329 Church road
Shadrake w. G. & Co. auctioneers, surveyors & estate
agents, r84 High road & 343 Lea Bridge road
Shakespeare James Henry, jeweller, 264 High road
Sharp Francis Frank, baker, 66 Capworth street
Elouthgate Alfred, shopkeeper, 6o Goldsmith road
Southgate Frederick, house breaker 778, & shopkeeper
8oz, High road
South-West Essex (Walthamstow Division) unionist
Association (Ed>~"ard A. Chapman. sec. & registration
agent), 599 High road. T :X z5o·lhlthamstow
Spacey John, tailor, 310 High road
t;::;parling- John William, draper, rzo Leyton High read
Speller William & Son, plumhrs, 7 Cambrian road
Spencer John L.R.C.P. & S.Edin., L.F.P.S.Gias. physi·
cian & surgeon, 347 High road & 124 Francis road.
T N 282 Walthamstow
tSpiller Henry, coffee rooms, 72 Leyton High road
Spooner Kate (Miss), costumier, rr Essex road
Spratt Harriett (Miss), confectioner, 273 High road
Spring Tom, house decorator, 39 Morley road ·
Stacey Frederick, tailor, ru Grange Park road
Stacey John, eoffee room~. 135 Church road
Staddon Charles, boot repairer, 47 Morley road
Staines Ernest, dairyman, 228 Francis road
Standen Albert ~Ufred, dairyman, 732 Hig-h road
Stanlick Wm. Stanley, house decorator,6 Beaconsfield rd
Stansfeld & Co. Limited, brewers; depot, 6r6 Lea Bridge
road. T ~ 534 Walthamstow
Star Printing Co. printers, 709 High road
Star Tea Co. Limited, grocers, 591 Lea Bridge road
Starke Herbert, grocer, 454 Lea Bridge road
Starmer Sidney, hair dresser, 252 Francis road
Starmer William, costumier, 366 High road
Stead . Frederick, hatter, 26o High road
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Sharpe John Edwin, wheelwright, 32a, Wilmot road
Sharps William J oseph, grocer, 27 Park road
Shead William, cabinet maker, 7a, Manor road
Sheen Elizh. Mary (Mrs.), grocer, 213 Francis road
Sheen John, beer retailer, 5o Church road
Shenstone & Co. Limited, pianoforte makers, Grange
road (T N 24 Walthamstow); Etloe road (T N 85
W althamstow) & 226 High ro~d
Shepherd Martha (Mrs.), coffee tooms, 824 High road
Shepherd lVillie, poulterer, 527 Lea Bridge road
Sheppard Herbert Playford M.B., Ch.B.Aberd. physician
& surgeon, 6oo High road. T N 596 Walthamstow
Sherman Henry, necktie manufr. 396 Lea Bridge road
Shinfield Morris, hair dresser, 26 Leyton Green road
Sbrimpton Joseph, electrician, 438 High road
-Sibbett Richd. John Fras. insur. supt. 6r :Murchison rd
.Sidney Emily (Miss), laundry, 53 Park road
Sigg Frederick, artificial teeth maker, see Gibson, Sigg
& .ishford
Silverstone Harry, ladies' outfitter, 465 High road
:Sime John, greengrocer, 22 Carlisle road
*Simkins George William John, grocer, 124 Pearcroft rd
Simmons George Thomas, baker, 573 Lea Bridge road
Simpson John Laird M.B., Ch.B. physician & surgeon,
r88 High road. T N 679 Walthamstow
, Bin clair Lucy (Mrs.), laundress, 46 Crescent road
Singer Sewing- ·Machine Co. Limited, 628 "Lea Bridge
road & 423 High road
uen (Mrs.), confectioner, 572 High road
, & Son, farriers, 695 High road
H., M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, 715
High road. N 430 Walthamstow
Skelton Waiter, hair dresser, 65 Beaumont road
- Skinner Catherine (Miss), private school, 2 Abbott's
Park road
: Skinner Edward, florist, 503 Lea Bridge road
Skinner William. furniture remover, 155 Cap-worth st
~-Slawson Edith (Miss), shopkeeper, 177 Albert road
•.Smith & Birkett, clothiers 309, & pawnbrokers 3II,
Lea Bridge road
Smith Wm.& Son,fruitrs. 279 High rd. & 2 Sedgwick rd
Smith Bertram, fruiterer, r69 Francis road
Smith Caroline (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 414 High road
Smith Cecil W. manager London City & Midland Bank
Limited, 324 High road
Smith Charles Henry, dairyman, 350 High road
Smith Florence (Mrs.), marine store dlr. r & 2 King st
tSmith George, china & glass dealer,r26 Leyton High rd
Smith George, florist, 20 Wilmot rd.& 6 Grange Park rd
Smith George, hair dresser, 830 High road
Smith Jasper, fruiterer, 359 High road
Smith Laura (Miss), dress maker, 126 Capworth street
Smith Robert Hy. mantle warehouse, 708 Lea Bridge rd
Smith Vernon, draper, 294 High road
Steele Alfred, insurance agent, 722 High road
Stephens James, baker, 664 High road
Ste\Yart George, butcher, 134 Vicarage road
Stokes Amos, van &, cart builder, 462 High road
Stone Frederick, greengrocer, 410 High road
Stoner Amos, shopkeeper, rr King street
Stonhill William, confectionf'r, 470 High road
Storr Bartol Thomas, solicitor, 86 James lane '
Story, Case & Co.coke mers.ro & rr Etloe ter.Chureh rd
Straten Carl 0. T. picture frame maker, 784 High road
Stratford Go-operative & Industrial Society Limited,
376 to 380 High road (T N 93 Walthamstow) & coal
offices, 2 G. E. R. depot, High road
Stratford Amy (Mrs.), tobacconi~t, 469a, High road
Strauss Bertha (Mrs.), tobacconist, 291 High road
1-Straw Annie (Mrs.~- >~"ardrobe dlr. 6.1. Leyton High rd
Stringer Arthur V\-illia.m, oilman, 6r Park road
Strong Thomas James. dairyman, 204 Lea Bridge road
Stroud Henry Joshua, boot & shoe factor, 8 Sedgwick rd
Sutcliffe Edith (Miss), private school, 2 S~ott's road
Sutton, Sutton &, Co. Limited, pawnbrokers, 344 & 346
High road •
Sutton William, pawnbroker, 840 High road. T N 224
Walthamstow
Swaddle George, estate agent, 123 Francis road. T ~
579 Walthamstow
S;\ ift & Co. confectioners, 242- Francis road
Symons Brothers, fishmonger>:, 33 I Lea Bridge road
Tansley Joseph, baker, 141 Church road
Tate Thomas, greengrocer, 14 Crescent road
'l'aylor & Fort, milliners, 358 High road
Ta·dor Edith ~Iaud (~fiss), pri>ate school, 123 Grange
Park road
Taylor Elizabeth (Mrs.). registry office for servants, I2
Francis road. T ~ 305 Waltl:amstow
Taylor Ernest William, hair dresser, 214 Francis road
Taylor Frederic];:, confectioner, 769 High road
tTaylor Geo. Arthur, hair dresser, IIS Leyton High rd
Taylor Harold, oil & color man, 94 Francis road
Taylor John Francis M.R.C.S.Eng., D.P.H. physician &;
surgeon, & medical officer of health to the Leyton
Urban District Council, Town hall, High road. T ~
68 Walthamstow
tTaylor John Omega, coffee rooms, 139 Leyton High rd
Taylor Thomas Tuttun _-\..S.A.A. accountant & supt.
assistant ovPrseer to LeYton
•
Urban District Council,
Town hall, High road. T ~ 434 Walthamstow
Taylor William, ladies' outfith.!r. 638 Lt>a Bridg-e road
'l'aynton Henry James & Eliza ~\nn (Miss), oil & color
warehouse, 400 & --1-02 High road
Taynton Alfred John, tobacconist, 398 High road
Teers John Al!:Jert, insurance agPnt, 152 Albert road
Ternouth Charles, baker, 453 High road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Territorial Force Battalion (8th) (Cyclist) Essex Regi-
ment (A Co. Lieut. H. Innocent, commanding; Color-
Sergt. J. Blockley, drill instructor), Drill ha.ll, Lea
lodge, Church road
Theobalds Fras. Wm. boot k shoe ma. 74 Capworth st
tThickpenny Robert, greengrocer, 130 Leyton High road
Thomas Charles Frederick, rate collector for Leyton
Urban District Council, Town hall, High road
"Thomas James, drug stores, a1li sub-postmaster, 198
Francis road
Thompson Frederick George, grocer, Post & Telegraph
office, 6o3 High road
Thompson Frederick George, hair dresser, 656 High rd
Thompson George Russell, estate office, 53 .A.lbert road
Thompson Rosa (Mrs.), greengrocer, 209 Church road
Thorpe Waiter, fishmonger, 275 High road
Tiley Thomas, organizing inspector to Leyton Education
Committee, Town hall. T N 436 Walthamstow
UTitania Co. dairy utensil mfrs.Essex whf.Lea Bridge rd
Tomk.ins Edward, grocer, 613 Lea Bridge road
Tomkins Harding H., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Edin.,
L.M. physician & surgeon, 492 Lea Bridge road
Tomlinson Brothers, credit drapers, 17 Murchison road
T plis Richard, furniture dealer, 121 Church road
Tottenham & Forest Gate Railway Estate Office (W. J.
Bassett F ..A..I. agent), 549 Lea Bridge road. T Nos.
21 & 67 Walthamstow
Tremain John, furniture dealer, 32 Capworth street
Trenllion J. & Co. artificial stone manufacturers, 559
Lea Bridge road. T N 703 Walthamstow
tTrice ~Iary (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 14 Leyton High rd
'l'ristram Ernest William, chemist & sub-postmaster,
335 Lea Bridge road
Trumble Jn. Geo. miscellaneous dlr. 428 & 430 High rd
Tucker \Yilliam, decorator, 558 Lea Bridge road
Turner Alfred, builder, 57 Lea Hall road
Turner .A.rthur Ernest, dairy, 460 Lea Bridge road
Turner Flora (Mrs.), teacher of music, 98 HuxlE>y road
Turner George, decorator, 26 Chertsey road
*Tyler Annie (Miss), dress maker, so Richmond road
Tyne Main Coal Co. I.imited, 232 High road
Union Assurance Society Limited (James Glendening,
district m:mager), 321 Lea Bridge road
tUpton William John, tobacconist, 84 Leyton High road
Varnes Louisa (Mrs.), dress maker, 5 Cambrian road
Vaughan &; Sons, dairymen, 9 Leigh road
Veal John, boot repairer, 123 Sidmouth road
Vincent Balph, solicitor & commissioner for oaths, &
clerk to the Leyton "Urban District Council & Leyton
Education committee, Town hall, High road. T N
436 Walthamstow
Vint Percy, confectioner, 224 Francis road
•volke William Ludwig, baker, 5p Ashville road
Walker Henry, florist, 53 Lea Bndge gardens
Walker Henry Hilton, commission agent, 32 Tyndall rd
Wall John George, linen draper, 415 & 417 High road
Wallace James, boot maker, g6 Francis road
Wallace William, outfitter, 662 & 664 Lea Bridge road.
T N 166 Walthamstow
"\tailing Kathleen (Mrs.), grocer, 232 Lea Bridge road
Wallis & Savell, builders' merchants, 287 High road
Walton Laurie Ltd.draprrs,6oo, 6o2 & 6o4 Lra Bridge rd
Ward Alice Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 238 High road
Ward Joseph, coffee rooms, 173 Capworth street
Wardell Henry John, collector to Leyton Urban District
Council, Town hall, High road
Ware Elizabeth ("}Irs. ), ;:hopkeeper, 1.1-7 Beaumont road
Warman William, wine & spirit merchant, 427 High rd
Warn George Edn-ard, fishmonger, 6o7 Lea Bridge road
tWarren Fredk. ·wm. ironmonger, 86 Leyton Hicrh road
Warren Susannah (}Irs.), grocer, 5 Etloe ter.Ch:irch rd
Waterman Waiter, leather fancy goods dealer, 654 Lea
Bridge road
Watson &; Crowe,picture frame makers,:;63 LeaBridge rd
Watson Beatrice P,Irs. ), plumber, 765 High road
Watson William, builder, 131 Vicarage road
LEYTONSTONE. 389
Weal Bros. florists, The Firs nursery, Burchell road
Weal Richard, house decorator, 34 Waterloo road
Weber .A.rthur .A.lbert, shopkeeper, 121 Park road
Weedon Charlos, tobacconist, go Francis road
Weiffenbach Henry, baker, 369 High road
Wells James k Co. hardware dealers, 728 Lea Bridge rd
Wernham Hal, teacher ol singing, 851 High road
West Norman, ()il & color man, 195 Francis road
Wetherall James, dining rooms, 371 & 386 High road &;
55 Lea Bridge road
Wheeler & Hubbard, artificial teeth makers, 842 High rd
White Joshua & Son, dairy, 14 Capworth street
WhiteR. & Sons Limited (Leyton depot), mineral water
manufacturers, Clyde place. T N 43 Walthamstow
White Curti<>, assistant insur. supt. 74 St. Mary's road
White Henry Rowland, accountant, 87 Francis road
White James, confectioner, m Capworth street
White Rose (Mrs.), clothier, 782 High road
Wilby James, boot maker, 119 Vicarage road
Wiles Thomas, florist, 2 Church road & 390 High road
Wilkie Leonard, piano tuner, 16 Waterloo road
Wilkins & Co. laundry, 629 Lea Bridge road
Willdnson Berridge, boot repairer, 420 High road
Wilkinson John Henry, confectioner, 678 Lea Bridge rd
Williams Annie (Mrs.), midwife, 50 Morley road
Williams Frederick, florist, 124 Lea Bridge gardens
Williams James, insurance agent, 231 High road
Willmms Jane (Mrs.), laundress, 6g St. Mary's road
Williams Roxana (Mrs.), confectioner, 738 Lea Bridge rd
Williamson Benj . .A.lfd.cats' meat dealer,197 Francis road
Willis George, shopkeeper, 26 Ruckholt road
tWillows .Alfred, grocer, 134 Leyton High road
Wilson G. & M. blouse manufacturers. 79 Lea Bridge
road. T N 593 Walthamstow
Wilson George, shopkeeper, 13 Jesse road
Wilson Henry, builder, 278 High road & Barclay house,
Essex road. T N 526 Walthamstow
Wilson Robert .A.ugustus, milliner, 214 High road
Wilton John Rutley, harness maker, 436 High road
Wiltshire Thomas William, watch repairer, 302 High rd
Winstone James John, district supt. Royal London
Mutual Insurance Society Limitrd, 418 Lea Bridge rd
Winter A.rthur, confectioner, 790 High road
Wood Brothers, drapers, 599 Lea Bridge road
tWood Alfred, corn chandler, 152 Leyton High road
Wood Edgar, confectioner, 648 Lea Bridge road
Wood Robert, shopkeeper, 180 Morley road
j Woodforde Harriette Mary ~label (Miss), private school,.
56 Vicarage road
Woodland Fredk. John, confectioner, 163 Francis road
Woodman Frederick Sidney, baker, 648 High road
Wood<; Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 619 High road
Woolley Maud (:Miss), dress maker, 41 Oliver road
Wootton Thomas Samuel, insur. agent, 132 Manor road'
Wright J.. R & Son, sawdust contract<Jr,r8a, Cooper's la
Wright Wm. Edwd. & Sons, photographers, 254 High rd
Wright .Frederick, sawdust contractor, 647 High road
) \Vright George, butcher, 540 Lea Bridge road
Wright James, watch maker, 6gB High road
Wright Joseph W. dining r(}oms, II9 & 121 Morley roatl'
Wright Rose (Mrs.), dairy, 46o High road
Wrig-ht Stanley Herbert, french polisher, ro Byron road
Wright Thomas, confectioner, 326 Lea Bridge road
Wyatt Charles &; Co. fishmongers, 179 Francis road
Wyer Thomas George, bird dealer, 33 Sidmouth road
1 Wyness Frederick John, furniture dealer, 424 High road
Yaxley Georg:e, oilman, see Brown & Yaxley -···
Yeoman James Charles, station master <Jf G.E.R. goods
I depot, Temple mills, Ruckholt road
Young Brothers, furniture dealers, 730 Lea Bridge rd
Young William Henry Thomas, house decorator, 701
High road & 102 Murchison road
· Zi"8lin Lewi<: &; Son, glass cutters, 688 Lea Bridge road.
T X 530 Walthamstow
I Zurhorst Fred, news agent, 74g High road

LEYTONSTONE
LEYTOXSTO:XE is an eastern suburb of London, r eccclesiastical parish formed in 1845 from Low Ley-
originally a hamlet of Leyton, running parallel to it, ton; the church, erected in 1833, is an edifice of white
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with stations on the Great Eastern and Midland rail- brick with stone dressings, in the Gothic style, con-
ways, situated 2 miles north from West Ham and s! sisting of small chancel, nave, north and south
from Whitechapel, on the road from Stratford, through porches, and a light and graceful western tower with
Epping Forest, to Epping and Ongar, in the South four crocketed pinnacles and containing a clock and 6
Western division of the county, Bow county court, bells : the east window is stained and there are
West Ham union, and Walthamstow and Leyton rural memorial windows, one in each side, to the Rev. Henry
deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. Herbert Evans M ..A.. 19 years vicar, and to the late Mr.
It is in the Eastern Metropolitan postal district and William Davies: there are 950 sittings. The register
within the jurisdiction of tha Central Criminal court dates from the year 1833. The living is a vicarage,
and Metropolitan police. St. John the Baptist is an net yearly Yalue £28o, w~th :t;esidence, in the gift of
 390 LEYTONSTO~E. ESSEX-. (KELLY'S
tM Bishop of Chelmsford, mid held since 1905 ef- biic:k in tpe Gotbic styl~. and consists o! .chance~
by the Rev. William Tom Brown M.A, (){ Durham anveJmd aisles f there are .sittings for 850 person1. The
University, and surrogate. regis~~ dabe! from t8~o. The living is a perpetual
St. Catherine's is an ecclesiastical district formed curacy, net ~·early value £240, with residence, m the
in 1894 from the mother parisb of St. Mary. The gift of th~ Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1909
church is a structure of brick in the Perpendicular by the Rev: Thomas Henry Gilbert M.A. of Christ's Col•
style, and consists of chancel. bave and aisles : there are lege1 Cambridge. .An institute, adjoining the :church,
563 sittings. The registers date from 1894· The living was erected in 19to at a cost o~ [,2,ooo.
is a vicarage, pet yearly value £297, in the gift ot the St. Augustine's Mission- Chnrch, in Lincnln Jrtree(
vicar of Leyton, and held since 1894 by the Rev. John erected in 1902, is a plain edifice of brick, anrl hu
Kennedy F.S.A. sitting! !of 400 persom ; the Rev. William Walker
Assoc.K. C.L. has been minister since 1894
HA.RROW GREEN is an ecclesiastical parish formed S!. George's Presl.Jytetian Church of .England, in
Feb. u, 1879, from the parishes of Le-yt~nstone, Leyt6n, Hiinault road, was erected in .dg3, and has 480 sittings.
Wanstead, West Ham and St. Paul, Stratford .Ne\l The Congregational chapel, a building of stone. jn thft
Town. The church of the Holy Trinity, erected in 1878. Lombardo-Gothic style, was erected in 1877-78, from
at a cost of £6,6oo, is an edifice of brick in the Early designs hy ~{r. J. Lewis Banks A..R.l.B.A. at a coat.,
English style, consisting of chancel, clerestoried nave, including the site, of £rs,ooo: there are sittings for
aisles and south porch: there are Boo sittings, all free. I,ooo persons. There is another chapel in Union road,
The sunday schools adjoining were erected in 1884, at The London City ~ission Hallr Aylmer road, ereei;Pd ia
a cost of £2,300. The register dates from the -vear r885, at a cost of £3.000, has sittings for 400 persons.
1876. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value /,3oo, The Wesleyan chapel is in High road, and there .are
with residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, Baptist chapels, irt Fairlop road, built in r877, attached
and held since 1906 by the Rev. Ernest William Sawyer to which is a school house and lecture hall, and in
M. A. of Keble College, Oxford. Cannhall road and Harrow Green. St. Patrick's Catholic
St. Andrew's is an ecclesiastical parish, forml'd in cemetery, of 31 .acres in extent, situated in Union road
I887 from that of St. John the Baptist. The church was and formed in r86r, has one mortuary chapel . .J>ublic
.erected in 1886, on a site given by the Cotton family, Baths were erected in 190:11 in Cathall road. The Good
1't an estimated cost o. £12,ooo: it is a building of Shepherd Children's Industrial Home, in Davies lane,
Kentish Iag with Bath stone dressings, in the Gothic is one of the works of the Community of St. John the
o£tyle, from designs by the late Sir Arthur W. Blomfield Baptist, Clewer; the home will hold So girls; childreh
A.R.A. The register dates from the year 1887. The under 14 in schoolroom, olde).' girls trained for .service.
1iving"' is ~ vicarag~ without endowments, yearly value, The West Ham Union Workhouse 1s situated here;
derived entirely from voluntary offerings, about £3oo, for particulars of Union, see West Ham. The popula-
·in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since tion of the ecclesiastical parishes in 1911 was, St.
1910 • by the Rev. Henry Dewhurst M.A. of St. John the Baptist, 15,226; Holy Trinity, ~0,456. includ-
Catharine's College, Cambridge. ing 2,389 inmates and officials in Wes1; Ham Union
St. Margaret's is an ecclesiastical parish formed in Workhouse; St. A.ndrew's parish, 3,409; St. Mar-
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r8gJ, from those of St. John the Baptist and Wanstead. garet's, ro,586.
"The church, situate in Woodhouse road, is a structure

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &:c.

'Postmen's Sorting Office &; Public Telephone Call Office, Holy Trinity, Harrow Green, Rev. Ernest William
Fillebrook road. Letters dispatched 7• g, 9·45• ro.so Sawyer M. A. vicar; Rev. Frank Howorth Gornall
& II.I5 a.m. & 12.so, 1.3o, 2.5o, 3, 4.3o, 5.3o, 6.15, 7, ~I.Sc. Rev. Arthur Tavlor
•
Sewell B.A. Rev. Charles
8 & 9 p.m. & 12 midnight (saturday excepted) Humphrey Sangster M.A. & Rev. Arthur Wilfrid
'Post. M. 0. & T. Office, 8o1 High road (branch), open Mountford B.A. curates; 7• 8, 10.30 & 11.15 a.m. I;
8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (except sunday). Letters dispatched 7 p.m.; daily, 7 a.m. & 8 p.m. (wed. & fri. 12.30 &
8.50, 9·35, 10.40 & 11.55 a.m. & 4·5• 5-15, 7• 8, 8.30 & 6.45 p.m)
9 p.m St. Andrew's, Colworth road, Rev. Henrv •
Dewhurst M. A.
Post & M. 0. Offices : Cannhall road, David Stephens •icar; Rev. James Wayland Fitkin Th.A.K.C.
Cornish, sub-postmaster; 79 Col worth road, Charles curate; 8 & I I a.m. & 7 p.m
Dawson, sub-postma.ster ; 149 Grove Green road, St. Augustine's of Hippo, Lincoln street, Rev, William
Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Warner, sub-postmistress; 372 Walker Th.A.K.C.L. minister; 8, 10.30 & n.15 a.m.
Grove Green road, Peter Wolf, receiver; no Harrow & 3 & 7 p.m. ; daily, 7 & 10.30 a.m. & ~ p.m. except
road, :Miss Rachel Herbert, sub-postmistress; 4 238 wed. & sat. 8 p.m
High road, Charles S. Webb, sub-postmaster; 392 St. Catherine's, Hainault road, Rev. John Kennedy
High road, Mrs. Florence Capps, sub-postmistress F.S.A. vicar; Rev. John Thomas Cook B.A. curate;
Marked thus * are also Telegraph Offices. sun. 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. St. :Margaret's, Woodhouse road, Rev. Thomas Henry
Gilbert M.A. perpetual curate; Rev. Robert Combe
Central Hall (The), Fern dale road B.A.. Rev. George Richard Jolliffe Round M.A. & Rev.
Leyton Public Baths, Cat hall road, H. L. W.Stanley,supt Lawrence Carol 'Vhite, curates; 7, 8, 10.30 & n.15
Leyton Public Library, High road, Z. Moon, librarian a. m. & 3.30 & 7 p.m. ; daily, 7 & 8 a.m. & 8 p.m.;
Masonic Hall, Harvey road wed. & fri. I I a.m. ; fri. 5 ·p.m.; Saints' days, 6.45
Metropolitan Police Station (J. division), 470 High rd. & 8 a.m
(sub-station to Leyton), Sub-Divisional Inspector Baptist, Fairlop road, Rev. Frederick Humphrey; :u
Ernest Appleton; n sergeants a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m. ; sat. 7-30 p.m
St. Patrick's Catholic Cemeterv, •
Union road, Edward Baptist, Leytonstone Road Chapel, Harrow Green, Rev.
Kea.rney, supt.; Very Rev. Canon William Fleming, Roland French; 11 a.m. ~ 6.30 p.m.; mon. & thun.
chief administrator 8 p.m
PUBLIC OFFICERS. Baptist, Cannhall road, Rev. Edward W. Gibbons; h
Collector of King's Taxes, Harry Anstey, 1 Hartley rd a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, West Ham Union, Congregational, High road, Rev. Alfred Heath Lemon
Levtonstone & Wanstead District, Lewis Nugent Jekyll B.A. ; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 7·45 p.m
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Gainsborough house, Congregational (Fetter Lane), Union road, Rev. Almond
Gains borough road; ~o. 19 Stratford & Oann Hall Trevosso Ho~king; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
District, Fernand Henri Bonnefin M.R.C.S.Eng., Presbyterian Church of England, Hainault road, Rev.
L.R.C.P .Lond. 243 Leytonstone road, Stratford E William Kidd; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m
Relieving Officers, West Ham Union, No. 7 District, Primitive Methodist, Gainsborough Bridge, Colwortb
George Austin Robey, 35 Woodhouse road; No. 19 road (Leytonstone Circuit), Rev. Arthur Lawton; u
District, Frederick Wright, 21 Grove Green road a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m
Vaccination Officer for sub-registration districts of Strat- Salvation Army Barracks, South well Grove road; u
ford, Leyton, Walthamstow, Wanstead & Forest Gate, a.m. & 6.45 p,.m.; thurs. fri. & sat. 8 p.m
West Ham union, J. 0. Carroll, .') Clova road, Forest United Methodist, Grove Green road (London (Forest
Gate Gate) Circuit), Rev. E. Abbott; 11 a.m. & 6.30
p.m. ; toes. 8 p.m
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services. W esleyan Methodist, High road (Stratford Circuit),
St. John the Baptist. Rev. William Tom Brown M.A. Rev. John Edwards; 11 a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.
vicar & surrogate; Rev. William Clark Fenn B.A. 7.30 p.m
& Rev, Herbert William Chambers Th.A.K.C. curates; Acacia Mission Hall, Acacia road ; sun. 6-45 p.m.
8 & 11 a.m. & 3 & 7 p.m.; daily, 8 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
 DIRECTORY.] . ESSEX. LEYTONSTONE. 391
Gospel Hall, Grove -Green road; I I a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; Danes lane, built in I9QI, for 490 boys, 410 girls, :zo5
mon. Jl; fri. 8 p.m infants & 314 junior mixed; average attendance, 384
Lifeboat Missi011 Hall, 13 Newcomen road; sun. 9 a.m. boys, 329 girls, 487 infants ; A. E. Batty1 master;
i; ., p.lll Miss Florence Trundle, mistress; Miss I. G. Dixon.
Leytonstone Christian Science Society, Fillebrook rd.; infants' mistress ; laundry centre, Miss Constance M.
II B.Dl. & 1 p.m Metcalfe, instructress
Leytonstcme Congregational :Mission Hall, 10 Howard Goodall road, built in rgoo, for 480 boys, 480 girls &
road; ann. 6.30 p.m 475 infants ; average attendance, 440 boys~ 439 ~irls &
Lond01l City Mission (.Tosiah Goodman Memorial Hall), 331 infants; W; S. Lawton, master; Miss F. Lamb,
Gr~We Green road, W. J. Oraske, missionary;. sun. mistress; Miss S. Ea ton, infants' mistress; laundry
7 p.m centre, Miss E. Brown, instructress : handicraft centre.
.London City Mission Hall, .A.ylmer rd . .A.braham West,· F. .A.. Petifer, teacher m charge
resident missionary; son. 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. ~ week Harrow Green, built in r877 & since enlarged for 36o-
days, ID()n. 8 p.m. ; wed. 3, 6.30 & 8 p.m boys, 360 girls, .136 infants & 220 junior mixed; aver-
"Missioa Hall, .Ashville road age att-endance, 307 boys, 277 girls, 249 junior mixed
Missioa Hall, Beachcroft rd.; sun. 11.30 a.m. & 7 p.m & roB infants; Alfred Philip Wire, master; Miss H.
Missio:n. Hall, Harrow road; sun. 7 p.m Roberson, mistress; Miss M. J. Abbey, infants' mist
Mission Hall, Montague road, Thomas S. Whitnell, Kirkdale road, built in 1876, for 419 boys, 371 girls &;
110pt. ; sun. 6.45 p.m 272 infants ; average attendance, 36g boys, 370 girls
"'J.'emperanee Mission Hall, 56b, Lansdowne road; sun. & 256 infants; Thom:ts Body, _master; Miss C. Lee;
7 p.m girls' mistress ; Miss F. El.:e, infants? mistress
~t . .Alban's Mission Church, Leslie road; 10.30 a. m. & Mayville road, built in 1889, for 420 boys, 420 girls, 197
7 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m infants & 240 junior mixed;- average attendance, 417
St. .Augustine's Church Hall, Mayville road, Rev. Wm. boys, 364 girls, 404 junior mixed; J. T. Cooke.
Walker A.K.C.L.; 3 & 4.15 p.m master ; Miss N. Gidwell, mistress ; Miss H. G.
Welcome Mission, Cathall road; sun. 6.30 & 8 p.m. ; Parsons, infants' mistress ; cookery centre, Miss I. M,
wecl. 8 p.m Smart, instructress; handicraft centre, W. J. Good-
Wesleyan Mission Church, Cannhall road; sun. n a.m. man, teacher in cliarge
li 6.30 p.m. ; wed. 8 p.m Norlington road, built in 1904, for soo boys, 480 girls 11
SECONDARY SCHOOLS. 532 infants ; average attenrlance, 497 boys, 443 girls &
Under the Leyton Higher Education Committee. 455 infants; P. W. Smith, master; Miss H. Grinter.
mistress; Mrs . .A.. Brookes, infants' mistress
County High School for Boys, Grove Green road, M. Trumpington road, built in 1894, for 360 boys, 36'
Gompertz B..A.. head master; accommodation, 200; girls, 212 infants & 189 junior mixed; average at-
average attendance, 196 tendance, 319 boys, 281 girls, 318 junior mixed & 189
County Higl.l School for Girls, Colworth road, opened infants; Harvey G. Brew, master; Miss Elizabeth
Nov. 19u. fo~ 300 ; average attendance, 300; Miss E. Butcher, mistress; Miss Ada J. Wright, infants' mis\
L. Perry, head mistress · •
Other Schools.
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY. Bethnal Green Parish School, High road, opened iD
Under the Leyton Educati{)n Committee. 1868; Miss Prances Minter, matron; Rev. William
Cannhall road, built in 1882 & enlarged, for 620 boys, Tom Brown M ..A.. chaplain; children {)Ver eight yeara
588 girls, 461 infants ; average attendance, 463 boys, of age attend Council schools
483 girls, 396 junior mixed & 279 infants; Harry Good Shepherd Children's Industrial Home (The Clewel'
Truelove, master; Miss Sophia Louisa Gibbs, mis- Sisters, in charge), Davies lane
tress; Miss Harriett J ane Coppard, infants' mistress ; For tram service, see Leyton
cookery centre, Miss H. A. Jones, instructress
Canterbury road, built in 1910, for 340 mixed & 236 R.A.ILW.A.Y STATIONS.
infants; average attendance, 284 mixed & 222 infants ; G. E. Railway, F. Jaggard, station master
David B. Stalker, master; Miss Daisy M. Woollett, Midland Railway, Charles E. Battersby, station master
mistress
Cobbold road (mixed), built in 19oo, for 307 mixed & CARRIERS.
149 infants ; average attendance, 366 mixed & infants ; To London. Messrs. Pickfords Ltd. ; Carter, Paterson
Henry Richard Potter, master & Uo. Limited & London Parcels Delivery Co. Limited
• PRlVAT.E RESIDENTS. Anketell Kenneth Oliver Burnside, 76 Baldwin Geo. Hy. 15 Cambridge road
.A.bbott Edward, 36 Forest drive west Fairlop road Balfour James, 184 Hainault road
Abbott George Walton, The Gables, Anstey Harry, I Hartley road Banks Robert Lockington, Highstone
Whipps Cross road Appleby Henry Wm. 93 Fillebrook rd house, Highstone
.Abbott Mrs. 104 Hainault road Appleford John, 19 Wallwood road Barker Alfred Thomas, 79 New Filli)-
Abbott Mrs. I Lemna road Applin Walt. Coombs,21Forest drv.we brook road
.Abbott William, 42 Wallwood road Arch William, I I Chadwick road Barker George, 97 Bulwer road
Abel William H. 75 Fairlop road Archer Isaac, 29 Wallwood road Barker Waiter, 3 Woodriffe road
Aberdour James Gordon, 34 New Ardley Henry,-2o Lonsdale road Barker Wm. Hy. 40 Forest drive east
Fillebrook road Armon-Jones Thomas, 49 Forest Barnes Henry, 4 King's road
Acock lohn Willoiam, 26 Lonsdale rd drive east Barnes Herbert, 5 Holly road
.Acres Mrs. Eleanor, 45 Canuhall road A.rnett Francis Wm. 24 Fillebrook rd Barnes Mrs. 277 Hainault road
Acworth Wm. Geo.19 Forest drive we Arnold Capt. Harry, 27 Poppleton rd Barnes Saml. Geo. 41 Cannhall I'Oad
.A.dams .A.lbert, 26 Queen's road Arundel Edgar; 99 Poppleton road Barnett Mrs. _.;7 King's road
Adams Benjamin, 62 Wallwood road Arthy Chas. Geo. 48 Forest drive we Barr Mrs. 99 Wallwood road
.Adams George, 15 Forest glade Ashby Fredk. Wm. 6 Chadwick road Barrett James, 5 Forest glade
.Alcock Edward Richard, 7 Grove road Ashby .Tosiah, 139 Whipps Cross road Bartlett Fredk. Wm. 37 Clarendon rd
Alder George, 176 Hainault road Ashton Alfred, 27 Preston road Bartlett Mrs. 43 Preston road
.A.lderson Geo. Kernp, 82 Poppleton rd Astrup Thomas, 33 Clarendon road Bartlett Reuben Ohas.153 Hainault rd
Alexander Cecil G. H. 33 Preston rd Athill Ernest, 17 Kirkdale road Barton Albert Edwd. 37 Fillebr{)ok rd
Alexander Charles, 35 Preston road Atkins Mrs. 9 Vernon road Barwick }Villiam, 47 Wallwood road
Alexander Edward Reuben, 10 Wall- Atkins Percy, 79 Fillebrook road Base Henry, 142 Hainault road
wood road Atkinson Alfred, I Clarendon road Bateman Alfd.Horace,39Forest drv.ea
Alexander James, 8 Bulwer road Atkins;on Montague, 25 Holly road Batting Wm. St. Cyres, Higb~>tone
Alle11 Charles, 42 Poppleton road Attwell Henry Jas. no Wallwood rd Batty Alfd. Edwd. 36 Clarendon road
AlJ.en Chas. Edwd. 40 Poppleton road Aufholz Alfred, 29 Forest drive west Batty Frederick J. 44 Fladgate road
.Alien Charles Vincent,16 Lonsdale rd Austin -Henry, 83 Poppleton road 'Bauckham Edwin Hale,17 Cannhall rd
Alien Jarn-es, 25 Queen's road Aves Ernest, 202 Hainault road Beak Frederick G. 25 Chadwick road
Allea Miss, 32 Cannhall road Aylward Mrs. 70 Queen's road Beames Mrs. 10 Poppleton road
Alien Mrs. 73 Bushwood Back Waiter Henry, 6 Maple road Beaumont John Griffith, Rosedale.
Allea Mrs. 03 Fladgate road Bailey Mrs. 213 Hainault road Bushwood
Allen :Y:rs.HannahMargt.56 Fairlop rd Baillie Fras. M.B .• Ch.B. 510 High rd Beaver Geo. Fredk. 20 Drayton road
Andrews Fredk. Geo. 139 Hainault rd Bainton Ernest William Jackson, 151 Beck Charles .A.. 19 Cannhall road
Andrews James, 4 Lonsdale road Hainault road Beckwith George, n8 Colworth road
.Andrews Matthew Jn.158 Hainault rd Baker Frederick George,34 Queen's rd Behling Chas. Fredk. 141 Colworth rd
Andrews llobt. Law, 126 Hainault rd Baker Marshall, I I Oannhall road Behling Fredk. Wm. 16 Colworth rd
Andrews Sydney, 205 Harrow road Baker Robert Charles, III Fairlop rd Bell Miss, 86 Wallwood road. -:~~Nci:H::i:;­
A.lldrevs Wm. Thomas, 22 Queen's rd Baker Samuel Henry, 44 Queen's rd Bell Mrs. 14 Ashbridge ,. sfliiii 1NCIH"'Ar
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Bellamy John, 19 New Fillebrook rd Brown Edward James, 56 Bulwer rd Clark Frederic, 21 Poppleton road
Bennett Edward Tankerville,12 Forest Brown Geo. C. 75 New Fillebrook rd Olark George, 111 Hainanlt .road.
drive west • Brown Henry Havelock M.B., C.M Clark Joseph, 18 Lonsdale road
Bennett Ellis John, 59 King's road 745 High road Glark Louis J. 35 Cannhall road·
Bennett Frederic, 124 Hainault road Brown James, 45 King's road Olark Sidney Wm. no Hainault roa11,
Bennett Jas. Macdonald, 79 King's rd Brown John, St. Bedes, Bushwood Olark William Saml. 61 Pladgate rct
Bennett Langford Fitzcharles, 62 Brown Mrs. 31 Clarendon road Clarke Douglas, 45 Colworth road
Hainanlt road Brown Mrs. 53 New Fillebrook road Olarke Frank, 39 New Fillebrook r~
Bennett William, 50 Fairlop road Brown Richard, 22 Cannhall road Clarke John, 19 Maple road
Beresford Herbert, 61 Fillebrook rd Brown Robt. Richford, go Fillebrook rd Olarke Mrs. II9 Hainault road
Beresford Waiter Albt. 1 Poppleton rd Brown William Harry, 1 Queen's road Olarke Mrs. S. 81 King's road
Berridge Rev. Jesse A.K.C.L. (curate Browns Charles, 38 Chelmsford road Clements John, 24 Drayton road
of St. Mary's, Wanstead), Norton Browning Ernest, 5 Ashbridge road Clench Harry M.A., Ph.D. 78 Wors~
house, Highstone Bryden Bertram, 99 Fairlop road ley road
Berry Charles Emanuel, Oak hall, Budd Harold, 6 Forest glade Clifford George J. 49 Wallwood road
Highstone Budgett Thomas, 106 Fairlop road Clough Geo. Thos. 206 Hainault road
Berry George Oscar, 129 Hainault rd Buffham Arthur Hughes, 25 Maple rd Cluff Mrs. 18 Forest. drive east
Berry Horace, 97 Fairlop road Buffham Seth D. 17 Maple road Coard Fras.DudleyDvd.52Chadwick rct ·
Best Samuel, 93 Wallwood road Bullen Robert, 1 Fillebrook road Cockman Geo. Ernest, 35 Queen's rd
Bevan Miss Amy, 17 Clarendon road Bullwinlde John, 5 Chadwick road CockmanPercyAugustus,5gQueen's rcf
Bills Mrs. 596 High road Bulmer Jn. Simpson, 91 Poppleton rd Cocl•s Oscar Henry, 271 Hainault rlf
Bilson Wm. Thos. 109 Hainault road Bunting Mrs. 18 Colworth road Codd Mrs. 12 Wallwood road
Bingham Alfred James,55 Queen's rd Burden Henry John, 233 Hainault rd Coffin Mrs. 120 Hainault road
Birbeck Thomas A. I I Queen's road Burford George, 12 Cambridge road Cole Charles. 23 Queen's road
Birch Charles, 69 Poppleton road Burgess Geo. 3 Forest drive we~t Cole Fredk. Thos. 4 Forest drive ea
Bird George Edward, 6B Cannhall rd Burgess Mrs. 27 Clarendon road Coleman James Wm. 25 Fairlop road
Bird William Henry, 143 Colworth rd Burn Mrs. '\ King's road Collier Edwin Wm. IS4 Hainault rd
Bishop Mrs. 43 Fairlop road Burnell Arthur Herbert, 30 Cowley rd Collier Fr.:-d~>rick W. 63 Preston roacl
Bitcheno William, 65 King's road Burnet John, :r Forest drive east Collingwood Sidney Harold, Tening-
Blackmore Mrs. 26 Colworth road Burns Charles, 24 Wallwood road t'"~n, Bushwood ·
Blackmore Oscar, 73 Forest drive we Burns Herbt. Jsph. 28 Poppleton rd Collingwood Thomas William, 4S
Blair Herbert, 72 Fillebrook road BurtonEdwd.Speeding,18Chadwick rJ Poppleton road
Blake Geo. Thos. 63 Fillebrook road Burton Miss, 21 Cambridge road Collins Charles. r6g Hainault road
Blake Mrs. 45 F'airlop road Butcher Mrs. 9 Kirkdale road Collins Mrs. Wydale, Hi!!hstone
Bland Allan, 77 Forest drive west Butler Jas. Thos. IJedale, Highstone Gollison Mrs. :13 N.:-w Fill.:-brook rd
Blewett Hy. Michael, 7 Wallwood rd Buttler Henry John, 174 Hainault rd Colman Geo. S. 5 Fore~t dril"e west
.Blissett Miss, 7 King's road Butt:m Robt. Arthur, 207 Hainault rd Colman Samuel C. 4.S Wallwood roa<f
Blow John, 26 New Fillebrook road Byrne Eugene, 42 New Fillebrook'rd Colville James, 6 Fillebrook road
Boardman Richard, 17 Forest glade Callard Frank Linnel. 24 Queen's rd Combs Alfred Thomas. 2;l Harold rd
Body Thomas, 54 Chadwick road Calman John. 74- Bushwood Combs Ernest A.27New Fillebrook rcl
Bolton Frederick, 9 King's road Calnan Charles, 121 Wallwood road Combs George, 54 Queen's road
Boltz Arthur, 21 Ashbridge road Cameron John, I Woodriffe road Cook John, 25 Forest drive west
Boniface Edmund, 225 Hainault road Can:pbell Capt. Jeremiah Edmund, Cook Mrs. 107 Whipps Cross road
Banner Frank, 6o Fairlop road 77 New Fillebrook road Cooke Fras.Beaumont,2 Forest drv.w.,-
Bool George, 109 Poppleton road CampbeU Frederick, 33 Fladgate rd Cooke Mrs. 6o Cannhall road
Boome George Fairbrother, IS Forest Campbell Georgeo37 Forest drive east Cooper Charles, 4 Queen's road
drive east Campbell Jn. Nicoll, 8 Clarendon rd Cooper Charles Fredk. 28 Drayton rd
Boome Misses, 47 Fairlop road Capleton John, 67 Queen's road Cooper Charles Wm. r5 Clarendon Td'
Booth George .Arth. 35 Fillebrook rd Carpenter Henry, 4 "Chadwick road Coote Philip. 2~ Forest dl'ive east
Booth Sidney, 23 Clarendon road Carpenter "Mrs. 36 Fillebrook road Copping Jsph. By. 3 Forest drive ea-
Borton Henry, 67 Eushwood Carr Charles Wm. 68 Fillebrook road Coram Henry, 6 Pop-pleton rond
Bosworth Jn. Kingsbrook,Hainault rd Carr Thomas, 12 Forest drive east Gorbt:>tt Frank, 187 Hainault road
Botterill Miss, I Grove road Carruthers Claud D. 4 Cannhall road Oornell John, 27 Cannhall road
Bottomley James, 54 Fillebrook road Carson Mrs. 20 Queen's road Co~ter George, 65 Poppleton road
Eonlter Col. Thomas James, 9 Carter Charles. 26 Drayton road Co~way James, 40 Chelmsford roa~
Forest drive east Carter Chas.Jas.17 NPw Fillebrook rd Cotton Chas.Norman,r47 Hainault r~
Boulton William, 149 Wallwood road Carter Miss, 25 Poppleton road Courtice Leyster, 6g Fort:>st drive ""n"E!"
Bonlton Wm. Edwd. 170 Hainault rd Carter Mrs. 24 Fladgate road Coutts Francis James M.D. so Walt-
Bovill Frdk.Anderson,I06 Hainault rc;l. Carter Wm. H. 32 New Fillebroolr rd wood road
Bowles Wm.Purkis,71 Forest drive we Cassidy Percv Thos. 14 Bulwer road Covell John, 76 Fillebrook road
Bowra Chas. Ewart, 32 Fladgate rd Casson Jsph.Rowntree,42 Chadwick rd Cowles Mrs. 55 Fillebroolr road
Box Richard, 329 Hainault road Catley James Charles. 78 Vernon rd Cox Ernest William Stanley, 20-f
Boxall William Francis L.D.S.R.C.S. Catmur Benjamin, 4 Wallwood road Hainault road
E"'lg. 98 FillPbrook road Catt Samuel G. 49 Cannhall road Cox Herbert, 12 Fladgate road
Boyle Arthur Edward, 7 Chadwick rd Catt'in Frederick Bernard, 8 Forest Cox William, 5 FairJop road
Bradford Rev. John (Baptist), Ivy drive west Cozens Ap.gustus,67New Fi:Iebrook cl'
bank, Browning road Ceriez Capt. Joseph, 91 Hainault rd Crafer James, 4 Forest drive west
Eradley William, 9 Lemna road Chambt>rs Rev.Herbert Wm. A.K.O.L. Craufurd Leslie Jas. 87 Wallwood rd'
Brandis Wm. Aug. 186 Hainault rd (curate of St. John the Baptist), 12 Crawley Edward, 221 Harrow toad
Brannon James G. 24-~ Harrow road Hartlev road Creighton Thos.Rudd, 21 Fladgate rlf
Eravshaw Benj. 153 Whipps Cross rd Chambers Albt. Beni.2 Cambridge rd Crick Edg-ar James, 13 Lemna road
Bredenberg Antonio Daniel, 103 Pop- Chaplin Rev. W. Knight (Baptist), Croall John, 14 Lonsdale roAd
pleton road Williston. Bushwood Cross Ernest Wm.Lemna ho.Lemna rct
Brennan Wm.Alex. 79 Forest drive we Chapman Fredk. Chas.299Hainault rd Cross Henry, 74 Fillebrook road
Brew Harvey George, 171 Hainault rd Chapman Frederick "\V. 32 Fairlop rd Crossley William, 29 Preston road
Brewer Henry Joseph, 50 Cannhall rd Chapman Mark J.P. Llanarth,Bushwd Crouch Capt Frederick Eruest, 17
Brewer Miss, 30 Fairlop road Chapman Wm. Cbas. 36 Cannhall rd Poppleton road
Brewer Wm. 49 New Fillebrook road Charter Horace Albt. 82 Colworth rd Croxford Geo. Wm. 24 Forest drv:we-
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Brightman William, 38 Wallwood rd Cherry Clarence, 62 Fairlop road Orump Miss, 230 Hainault road
Brindley Frank Pudev,18Woodville rd Chessher Herbt. Geo. 31 Chadwick rd Cumming Mrs. 106 Wallwood road
Bristo William, 57 Fillebrook road Chew Robert Owen, 79 Bushwood Curling Herbt.Sidney, so Fladgate rct
Bristow Mrs. 5 Lemna road Child Mrs. 121 Whipps Cross road Currie William Hy. 32 Fillebrook rd"
Broackes .Mr~. 24 New Fillebrook rd Child Tylney Harris, 83 King's road Currrer Mrs. 4 Bulwer road
Brodie George, 19 Colworth road Chitty Prancis Wm. 1 Chadwick road Curt1s Ernest, 25 Cannli.all road _
Brodie Richard I I Ashbrido-e road Chivers Thomas II4 Fairlop road Dalladay Jn. Geor~e, rg Forest glad&
Brookfield Mrs.' 13 Maple r~ad Clapp Samuel, ;2 Poppleton road Dan~ell Mrs. 26 King's roa:a
Erown Rev. William Tom M.A. Clapp Saml. Welleslev lo. Bushwood DamPls Joshua, 36 New Fillebr~k rd'
( vicar of St. . John the Baptist ' & Clauton William Tho~. 68 Bushwood Danzelman Fredk. E. 44 ChadWick _rd' •
~ Danze1man Josf.>ph George, Woodvlller
surrogate), VIcarage, Bushwood Clare Her?ert, 7 Lemna road . lod!le. Bullhwood
Brown Alfred Jn. Oaklands, Bushwood, Clark Chr1stopher, 6 FJrest drive _we Dark Mrs. H. 8 Cannhall road
Brown Arthur, Forest vw. Highstone / Clark Edward Jame;;, 137 Wh1pps Darlis:m Ernest~ 62 Fillebrnok road:
Brown Arthur, 76 Vernon road Cross road
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Dal'l' Henry Alfd. 25 Norlington road Emmerson Mrs. 35 Colworth road Glaze Charles William Livock, Nor-
Dartnall Hrbt.Hy.Forest ho.Highstone .!<.:vans Arth. Alfd. 45 Forest drive ea folk lodge, Bushwood
Darvill Ernest Geo. noa, Hainault rd Evans Charles Lloyd, I Stanmore rd Glaze William, 23 Cannhall road
Davey Arthur, 39 Fillebrook road Evans Edward Rhys, 77 Fairlop road Go.bel Wm. Diedrich. 22.3 Hainault rd
Davey John, I l l Poppleton road Evans E~win Knox, SI Fillebrook rd Goddard ~il~iam Jsph.xo Lon~dale rd.
Davies Jn. Gardiner, 84 Waliwood rd Evans Miss. 10 Colworth road Godden Wilham James, 37 Kmg's rd.
Davies Matthew Henry, Braeside, Fairfax Arthur, I3 Ashbridge road Godwin Ernest George, 30 New Fille-
Teesdale road Fairweather Ernest Barratt F.C.S. 57 brook road
Dam Alfred Arthur, 10 Drayton road New Fillebrook road Gomm Francis, 592 High road
Davit! Arthur James, 52 King's road Fallows Geo. Sta:fford,7 Forest drv.we Goodbody Mrs. 99 Colworth road
Davis George Alfred, IQ Queen's road Fardell Alfred, 25 Cambridge road Goodhew Charles, 48 Fairlop road
Davis Joseph Ward, 221 Hainault rd Fardell Harry, Rockholts, Highstone Gooding .Alfred Ernest, 33 King's rd
Davis Wm. Church, 66 Fillebrook I'd Farley Henry, 23 Ashbridge road Gooding Edwin, III Colworth road
Davis Worsley Lewis, 31 King's road Farmaner Albt.Edwd.48Forest drv.ea Goodman Edward Hooper, 53 Popple-
Dawbarn James Proctor, 16 Forest Farnes Sidney Heath,qt Wallwoodrd ton road
drive 2ast Farnfield Mrs. so Davies lane Goodman Miss, 51 Forest drive west
Dawson John Wm. 65 Fladgate road Farrow Edward Fredk. 6g Queen's rd Goodman Mrs. 69 Fairlop road
Dawson Mrs. 22 Ashbridge road Farrow Mrs. E. 100 Fairlop road Goodwin Harry Alfd. 297 Hainault rd.
Dawson Vincent, 192 Hainault road Fenn Rev. William Clark B.A. (curate Gordon Alexander, 6 Wallwood road
Dawson William, II3 Wallwood road of St. John the Baptist), 10 Beacon- Gornall Rev. Frank Howorth M.Se-.
Day John Henry, 7 Colworth road tree road (curate of Holy Trinity),The Vicar-
Day Percy, 61 Queen's road Fennings Herbert Henry, 31 Forest age, Birkbeck road
Deakin Mrs. 83 Fairlop road drive west Gorsuch Richard Blackburne B.A.,.
Dear Mrs. 73 King's road Fergerson Robert Greig, 3 Grove rd M.D. 132 Frith road
de Boer Capt. Fritz, 13 Wallwood rd Fielder John, 32 Cowley road Gossling Geo. Wm. 33 Cannhall road
de Boer Eelke Annes, 48 Queen's rd Findlay Alexander Wynaud LL.D. Gower Wl:illiam Henry, 530 High road
Deeley Joseph, Glenhurst, Bushwood IOI Bulwer road Grafton HubertB. 51 NewFillebrook rd:
Deighton Robt. Alfd. 18 Wallwood rd Findlay Samuel Wm. 16 Chad wick rd Graham Thomas, 22 Forest drive -west
Deighton Walt. Thos. 8g Hainault rd Fisher Alfred, 41 King's road Grant Charles, 79 Fairlop road
Delafons George, 72 Cannhsll road Fitkin Rev. James Wayland A.K.C.L. ITrant Rt. Chas.4o New Fillebrook rlt
de Lo:ffre Andre, s6 Wallwood road (curate of St.Andrew's),tiiKing's rd Grant Robert Job, I48 Hainault roac)
Dennis Albt.Cheasley,2o1 Hainault rd Flawn Charles J. 40 King's road Gray Mrs. 33 Lonsdale road
de Pny Johannus Jacobus, 82 Fille- Flawn William, 88 Poppleton road Gray Mrs. 12 Poppleton road
brook road . · Fletcher Capt. John S. 35 Fairlop rd Gray Waiter, 23 Lonsdale road
Derrick Henry, Lyonesse,Woodville rd Flower David Henry, 13 King's road Graydon Miss, oo8 Hainault :road
Devereux Mrs. 20 Forest drive east Flower William, 20 New Fillebrook rd Graydon Percy, 3 Carlton villa~
Dew Joreph Thos. 38 Forest drv. we Floyd Donald, 104 Wallwood road Barclay road
Dewhnrst Rev. Henry M.A. (vicar of Folkman Mrs. Sunny lawn, Wallwood Green Edward, 76 Poppleton road
St. Andrew's), 2 Chadwick road road Green Frederick, 20 Cannhall Toad
Dhonau Phillip Conrad, 35 King's rd Follett Henry Sutherland, 63 Wall- Green Fredk. Waiter. II5 Hainault rd
Dickins Edmond Walton, 5 Queen's rd wood road Green. Frederick. William,38 King's rei
Dicks John, I34 Hainault road Foreman Ernest, 26 Cowley road Green Sydney, 31 Lonsdale road
Diggon Robert Grant, 95 Fairlop rd Forfar Robert Alexander, I6 Ne"" Green Waltt>r Alfred, 34 Fairlop roa«t
Dipple Mrs. 83 Grove Green road Fillebrook road Green Wm. Sydney, 135 Hainault rd
Dittmer Henry, so Chadwick road Forgan David, 37 Colworth road Greenshields Alfred Ernest, sa-
Dixon .Tames, 18 Maple road Foskett Mrs. 27 Fladgate road King's road
Dixon Miss, 8 Queen's road Foster Edgar, 4 Clarendon road Greenslade Bertie, 66 Cannhall Toaa
Dolby Mrs. 155 Whipps Cross road Foster Mrs. 96 Wallwood road Greenstreet Thomas Alfred, 3I Flad-
Dolden Alfred Edwin, 7 Maple road Foster Sydney, a. Cambridge road gate road
Doe Francis Albert, 37 Barclay road Foulkes WaltPr, 15 Poppleton road Greenwood Paul Henry,sr Queen's rd!
Donald Robert, 6o Queen's road Fox William J. 4 Ashbridge road Gregory Matthew, 47 New Pillebroo~
Dornhorst Ernst, 105 Bulwer road Fradd Ernest. 24 Ashbridge road road
Doul;le Hugh, 31 Fairlop roa~ Fram~ Mr~. H. ~- 29 Chll;dwick road Gregory Miss, Ashleigh, Teesdale rd
Doughty Charles, 7 Forest drive east FranCis M1ss. Lmdau, Rurhstone Grei<7" John SanO"ster M.B., C.M. 166>
Drake Herbert Joseph, I I Woodri:ff rd Franci!l Roht.Douglas,:;6 Chadwick rd So~th Birkbeck road
Draper Alfred, 4 Lemna roa~ Frazer Richard John, 32 Harold rd Grigg Henry, us Wallwood road
Draper Ce?il Bernard,247 Hamault rd Freeman Wm. Geo. 145 Colworth. rd Griggs Mrs. 14 Colworth road
Dresden Richard, 34 Lonsdale road French Rev. Roland (Baphst), Grimes Richd. Warran,2o Woodriff rlf
Drewe Kirby Swinburne, 108 Wall- Zurich, Highstone Grinonneau Geo.2r New Fillebrook rd:
• wood road Friggen Miss, 49 Fillebrook road Grocott William, 2n Harrow :road
Dudfield Alfd.Worcester lo. Bushwood Frost Alfred Martin, go Poppleton rd Groome William Henry, 11 King's rdl
Dudfield Cecil, 131 Colworth road Frost Mrs. Woodside, Bushwood Gulden George, 35 Lonsdale road
Dnncan Mrs. 23 Fairlop road Fullick Robert, 78 Poppleton road Gunn Angus Roy McDonald, Clythe
Dunlop Mat. 43' Forest drive east Gadsdon Fhilip, 26 Forest drive west lodge, Bushwood
Dupont Herbt. Frank,6g Wallwood rd Gale James J. 53 Queen's road Hack Mi!l ... 4 Forest glade
Dupree Miss Florence, 21 Cannhall rd Gardham Arthur, 63 Colworth road Hackney Misses, 45 Forest drive westr
Dyer Mrs. 41 Colworth road Gardham Henry. 44 Poppleton road Haines Henry James, 20 Wallwood rlt
Dyne Charles Avis, 12 Ashbridge rd Gardiner PercyFrank,q6 Poppletou rd Haines "\'hn. Llanstephan, Highstone
East Wm. James, Fernlea. Bushwoml Garwood Mrs. 267 Hainault road Hale Hermann, 604 High road
Ebblewhite Albt.Victor,14Forest glade Gayton Mrs. 57 Fladgate road Hale Thos. Gardiner, 26 Woodriff rd'
,Edgley Edwin, 23 Preston road Get>re Thomas Stevens, The Sylvans, Hall Henry, 57 Forest drive west
Edmunds Waiter Thos. 3 Fairlop rd Bush-wood Hall Ht>nry John, 33 Wallwood road
Edridge Mrs. 6 Ashbridge road Geis John Henry, ::;o King's road Hall William Edward, 27 Vernon rdt
Edward James Frank, 52 Rainault rd George Edward, 108 Hainault road Halls :Mrs. 30 Queen's road
Edwards- Rev. John (Wesleyan Metho- Gerber Fritz, 59 Fairlop road Hammock William Geo. 685 High rd
dist), 12 Lemna road Gibbs Miss, 44 Cannhal1 road Hammond Ernest Jn. 10 Chertsey rd'
Edwards Charles Ernest,52 Fairlop rd Gilbert Rev. Thos. Hy. M ..A.Cantab. Hammond William T.197 Rainault rd!
Edwards John, 39 Forest drive west (incumbent of St. Margaret's), St. Hampson ~Irs. n8 Hainault road
Edwards Mrs. 21 Clarendon road Margaret's vicarage. Woodhouse rd Hancock Charles Jas. Sortain M D., •
Edwards Stenson Herbert, so Ley- Gilbert Charles, 47 FillPbrook road V.D. 33 Fairlop road
bourne road Gilbert John, 5 Clarendon road Hanks Alfred, 73 Fillebrook road
Edwards William. 66 Hainault road Gilderson _<\mos, 9 Cannhall road Hannaford Jn. Saml. 25 Fillebrook rdl
Elgar Harry, 96 Fairlop road Giles Edward Wm. 24 ForPst glade Harbott Alfred, I27 Wallwood road
Ellacott John Tucker, 5 Kirkdale rd Gilps Fredt>riclr H. 21 Mwple ro11d Harcourt Frederick Robert Muller,.
:Eilis John Jack, 62 Forest drive west Gill Richard Sylv:mius,7 Poppleton rd St. Malo, Eushwood
Elliston Walt.Arnold,137Wallwood rd Gilman William Richard,0:3 Kin!!'s rd Harding Stephen, 15 Holly road
Elmhirst Robert, g Lonsdale road Glancross Albert E. Craigmore, High- Hardy Edward A.i.bert,239 Hainanlt rdl
Elson Charles Albert, 76 Queen's road stone Hargreaves :Mrs. xo Queen's road
Elstone Mrs. 6 Cannhall road Glanz Emil Paul, 68 Queen's road Harland F. William, 3 Ashbridge roa<J
Elwell Wm.Horace, Redlands,Bushwd Glassborow Wm. Hy.32 Forest drv.we Harmer Mrs. 2 Cannhall road
Emerson Mrs. 20 Fladgate road Glassborrow ErnestWm.29 Fladgte.rd Harper Miss, 34 King's road
Emery Misses, 67 King's road Harris Albt. Ernest, 101 Colworth rdl
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Harris .Charles Wm. 29 Queen's Toad Howes .A.ugustus, 15 New Fillebrook Kern James John, 58 Bulwe:r -road
Harris Frank Henry, 17 Queen's road road Kerr Mathew D. 147 Colworth road
Harris George A. 78 Fillebrook road Howes Wm. Quinton,1o Forest drv.ea Kerr Thomas, 155 Hainault road
Harris John William, 30 Fladgate rd Hnbbard Fdk. Park, 43 Wallwood rd Keslake Waiter, 94 Popple~on road
Harrison Edward James, 28 King's rd Hudson Mrs. 20 Fillebrook road Kidd Rev. William (Presbyte:rian},61
iHa!'rison James, St. Kilda, Bushwood Hudson William Hy. 49 Poppleton rd Bulwer road
iEiarrison Wm. Thos. '17 .Ashbridge rd Huelin George Chas1 48 Cannhall l'd Kilby Wm. St. John, 70 Hainault rd
Harrisson .!.rthur Jas. 64 Bushwood Hughes Frederick, 49 Colworth road Kilshaw William, 79 Poppleton l'Oad
Hart Arthur William, Wynberg, Hughes Henry Jas, 269 Hainault rd Kind Albert, 27 Wallwood road
Whipps Cross road Hughes Hngh, II5 Poppleton road King Edward William, 5 Walhvood nl
Hart David James, 5 Cowley road Hughes Mrs. 19 Poppleton road King Isaa~, I4 Forest drive west
Hart Mrs. 26 Bulwer road Hughes Mrs. Glend.ale, Highstone King James, Hesleden, Teesdale road
Hart Richard, 14 King's road Hughes William, 10 Lemna road King Mrs. so Poppleton road
Hart Wm. Edgar, 94 Fillebrook road Hughes Wm. Nathan, 167 Hainault rd King William John, 107 Poppleton r.f
IIasted William, 8 Chadwick road Humphrey Rev. Frederick (Baptist), Kingaby Herbert Charles, Strathmoret
Hatfield Henry, 46 Poppleton road 55 Wallwood road Hainault road
Hawes Jn. Baker, Wembdon, Bushwd Humphries Edward, 28 Queen's road Kingston Arth.Jesse,129 Wallwood 1<\
Hawkey Samuel James, 44 Bulwer rd Hunt Mrs 88 Wallwood road Kin~"ill Mrs. J. 66 Fairlop road
Hawkins E. Paton, 19 Forest drive ea Hunt Thomas John, 237 Hainault rd Kirby Mrs. J. Westwood, Hns.hwood
Hawkins .Samuel James~ 109 Whipps Hunter Henry J. 30 Cannhall road Kirkness William, 2 Maple road
Cross road Hunter Herbert G. 27 Lonsdale road Kitchen. Mrs. 73 Poppleton road
Haycock Augustus Jn.87 Montague rd Hunter Mrs. 19 Fillebrook road Klein Alfred, 95 Colworth road
Haylett R()bt. Hy. 33a, Clar&ndon rd Hurcum Edwd. Albt. 203 Hainault rd Kloepffer Alexander, 227 Hainault rcl
Hayne Herbert, 81 Forest drive west Hurry Edwd.Knorkholt,Forest drv.ea Kloer Mrs. 19 & 21 Helly road
Haynes Alfred Charles, 85 King's rd Burst Henry Frank, 2n Hainault rd Knight Henry, 9 Woodriff road
Haynes Chas. 44 New Fillebrook road Hurst .Mrs. 31 Forest drive east Knight Henry, 8 Wallwood road
Haynes Horace Charles, 23 Cowley rd Hutchison Alexander, 13 Fladgate rd Knight Jn. M. Bushwood,Browni.ng rd
Haynes Thomas, 14 Bushwood Hutchison Mrs. Ivy bank,Browning rd Knightley Mrs. 47 Queen's road
Hayward Edwin Geo. 137 Hainault rd H.utton Frank, Buxton lo. Bushwood Knowles Mr.s. 107 Colworth ;road·
Hayzelden Edwin, Langford, Bushwd Hydo John Albert,ro Forest drv. west Koch Albert Clans, 12 Drayton road
Hayzelden Henry J. 26 Wallwood rd Hyem Richard, 99 Hainault road Koester Frank Oscar, g8 Fait·lop road
Headley William, 20 Chadwick road Hylton Mrs. John E. 51 Fairlop road Kyle Philip, 133 Hainault road
Heath Edward, Iona, King's road Ibbott John Hickman, Beachfield, Laird Mrs. 65 Fairlop road
Heather Henry, Avoca. Bushwood 62b, Fillebrook road Laker John Heath, 2.9 Colworth road
Hecker Chas. Fredk. 37 Forest drv.we Iles E. Stanley, 38 Fairlop road Lamb Mrs. 67 Fairlop ?Dad
Heckford Frederick, 95 Poppleton rd Iliffe Wm. Hy. 59 Forest drive west Lambert ~.\.lfred, 71 Fillebrook l'oad
Henderson Mrs. 14 Chadwick road Ince Ebenezer, I4 Drayton road Lambert George Robt. 41 Fairlop rd
Herbert Thomas, 61 Forest drive west Ince John, I Preston road Lambert Walt.Rd. 26 Forest drv. eas~
Herring George, 241 Hainault road Isaacs Sidney, 19 Chadwick ro!\d Lambeth Mrs. 30 Forest drive east
Hetherington John Wise, 30 Cam- Isralsen Edwar-d, 24 Bulwer road Lamboll Mrs. 70 Fairlop road
bridge road Jakeman Edwd.Knight, 6 Kirkdale rd Lancaster Sidney, 41 Forest drv. we
Hewett John Spencer, So Queen's rd Jame~ Frederick, 291 Bainault road Land Mrs. 22 Forest driv~ east
Hibbert-Ware Miss, 23 Fladg-ate road James Misses, 6o Harold road Landale Mrs. 8 Fladgate road
Hickman Hy. Woodburn,22 Fairlop rd Jarvis Sherrick, 57 Queen's road Langford Charles, 166 Wallwood roa4
Hickman John, 16 Fladgate road Jarvis William, 28 Clarendon road La.nglands Davirl F.R.G.S. 19 Preston
Hicks Geo. Wm. 40 Fillebrook road Jarvis Wm. Matthew,135 Colworth rd road
Hicks Mrs. &; Fillebrook road Jeffrey Rev. Alfred (Presbyterian), Langley Wm. Robert, 18 Queen's rd
Hickson John Wm. :rr2 Hainault road 39 Poppleton road Larke Arthur, IS King's road
Hill Douglas Victor, 47 Colworth rd Jekyll Lewis Nugent, Gainsborough Last James Clarke, 41 Barclay road
Hills Henry, 34 Fladgate road ib_ouse, Gainsborough road Latilla Eugene Arthur, 3 Preston rd
Hills Silas, 55 Preston road Jenkins Frank, 17 Chadwick road Latter Arthur Edward, I I Maple road
Hilt C. Eugen, 21 Wallwood road Jennings Fredk. W. 104 Fairlop rd Lauderdale Robert, 145 Wallwood rcL
Hinde George Fredk. 53 Fairlop road Jennings Mrs. 46 Bulwer road Lavers Frank, 42 Queen's road
Hoch Bernard George,163 Hainault rd Jennings William, 2 Lonsdale road Law Frederick, 13 Queen'11 Nad
Hocking Rev. Almond Trevosso (Con- Jennings Wm.Barnabas,6 Lonsdale rd Lawer Saml. Edwd. 61 Poppleton rd
gregational), 90 Hainault road Jessop Edwin Wm. 125 Hainault rd Lawton Rev. Arthur (Primitive
Hodan Charles, 12 King's road Jewson· Frank Kllight ·A.M.I.E.E. 28 Methodist), 93 Colworth road
Hodgson George, 40 Fladgate road New Fillebrook road Leach Benjamin, 39 King's road
Hodson Thomas, 16 Clarendon road Jex W. Orlando, 29 Fairlop road Leach Jas. Edwd. 9 Forest drive west
Hogbin Leonard W. 47 Preston road Johnson Henry Grattan, 72 Bushwood Lee Charles, 12 Lonsdale road
Holbrook Richard, I<; Preston road Johnson Mrs. 37 Fillebrook road Leeman Mrs. 45 New Fillebrook road
Holdup Charles, 105 Fairlop road Johnson Mrs. 146 Hainault road Lees Henry John, 24 Poppleton road
Holgate Robert, 157 Hainault road Johnson Mrs. 22 Kntg's road Lefkowitz Louis, rr Poppleton road
Holland Joseph, 34 Chadwick road Johnson Mrs. 15 Queen's road Leng Robt. The Bungalow, Pres-ton rd
Holland Miss, Forest Glade house, Johnson Stanley Currie, 8 King's rd Lepingwell Lewis Henry,73 New Fille-
I6I Whipps Cross road Johnstone Alexander, 76 Bu,shwood brook road
Holliday Mrs. 159 Whipps Cross rd Johnstone Loyzeluer, 6o Bushwood Lessel~ John, 67 Bulwer road
Hollings William Robert, Ellamatta, Jonas Frank Albert, 70 Cannhall rd Lester Arthur, IS Woodriff road
Hig-hstone J ones Albert C. 37 Cannhall road Lewis Evan, 52 Fillebrook road
Hollis Elijah George, 74 Fairlop road J ones Frederick, 5 Fladgate road Lewis F. Harman .A.M.I.E.E. 46
Holmes Bert, 15 Lonsdale road J ones John Angus, 105 Wall wood rd Forest drive east ,
Holmes Miss,4 Carlton vils.Barclay rd. J ones Mrs. 9 Grove road Lewis Henry Lee, 39 Cannhall road
Bolt Ernest Oha..<~. 2 Gainsborough rd Jones Thomas Henry, 28 Wallwood rd Liddiard William. 33 Fillebrook road
Home George Andrew, Avenue lodge, Jordan Hrbt. Geo. 4'9 Forest drive we Lilly George, 1~ Queen's road
Bushwood Jose Wm. Jas. 157 Whipps Cross rd Limpricht Chas.Wren,ns Colworth rd
Hone Mrs. I78 Hainault road Justice Mrs. 65 New Fillebrook road Linden Henry n IOI Mornington rd
Honeyman Henry,rnWhipps Cross rd Kay Ernest Victor, So Wallwood road Lindsley George, 65 Fillebrook road
Hooker Albt.Athelton, 15& Hainault rd Kay William, 63 Forest drive west Lindy Arthur, 56 I•'orest drive :west
iiooper George, 8 Drayton road Kaye John James, 31 Poppleton road Line Mrs. 63 Bushwood
Hooton Arthur, so Forest drive east Keable William, 458 High road Lines Mrs. J. 46 Chadwick road
· Hopkins William, II2 Wallwood road Keddell Wm. Fredk. 30 Bulwer road Linom Mrs. 53 Forest drive west
Border Harry, so King's road Keell Charles G. 28 Lonsdale road Lister Cyrus Edward, 28 Bulwer road
Hornblower Mrs. 32 Forest drive east Kelf Samuel, 51 Preston road Lister Mrs. 871 High road
· Horncastle Wm.Edwd.54 Poppleton rd Kemp Mrs. 85 Poppleton road Lister Robert Arthu;:, 97 Colworth rd
Hors!ey Samuel, 15 Cannhall road Kennard Harry, 3 Gainsborough road Little Fredk. James, 19 King's road
Hoskin Edwin Rook~, 6o Fillebrook rd Kennedy Rev. John F.S ..A. (vicar of Lloyd Henry Fredk. 74 Poppleton rd
House Joseph John, 30 Fillebrook rd St. Catherine's, Leyton), 2a, Fair- Lloyd Richard Edward, 590 High rd
Howard Geo.Wanstall,IJ4 Hainault rd lop road Locks John Geo. 12 Gainsborough rd
Howe Oharles, 89 Poppleton road Kent William, 2 New Fillebrook rd Lockyer Roger, 164 Wallwood road
Howell Thomas James Gladston.e, 54 Kerby George, 42 Forest drive west Loder William John, 53 Preston road
Forest drive west . . Kern Frederick Ernest Louis, 84 Long Alfred, 20 King's road
Hainault road Long Clifford S. 8 Colworth road

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!Ave. Alfred James, 113 Poppleton rd
Lovell Mrs. J.5 King's ;road
Lovett Thos, John, 47 Forest drv. we
Low Mrs. 92. Hai11ault road
Lucas Charles Wilfred, n3 Whipps
Cross road
Lucas Robert Fras. 15 Fillebrook rd
Luetchford Percy, 40 Queen's road
Luetchford William Edwin, 123 Wall-
wood road
Lusty Albert T. 33 Queen's road
Mabbitt Thomas, 3 Wallwood road
~ably Richard, 64 Wall wood road
McBain Fdk. J. Oakleigh, Teesdale rd
McBain James 0. 6 W oodriff road
McCarthy Denis, 54 Hainault road
"McCombi~ Geo. ~n. 32 Clarendon rd
McConnell John, 164 Hainault road
Macey Mrs. 29 Cannhall road
:McKechnie J. Greenwood, 35 Forest
drive east
MacKelcken Benj By. 38 Chad wick rd
Mackenzie Miss 68 Wallwood road
McLauchlan Jax'nes Edwin, 251 Hain-
aolt road
McMillan Mrs. 8 GainSiborough road
Macnab David .Alex. 24 Oannhall rd
McPherson Frank, 17 Fladgate read
Macqueen William John 33 Forest
drive east ' Cantab. 107 Fairlop road
Main John .Arthur, 1 .Ashbridge road
Mannering- Wait. Jn. 44 Clarendon rd
Manship Capt. Edward William, 48
Leybourne road
Ma.rdle Geo. Benj. 21 Forest drv. east
Mardl& Joseph, 122 Hainault road
Ma.rillier Frederic Charles, 3 6 WaJl-
wood road
Markby Alfred, 6 28 High road
Markham Wm. Windermere, Bushwd
Marks Harry, 85 Fa.irlop road
Marks Herbert, 105 Poppleton road
Marrs George F. 21 Woodriff road
Marsh .Mrs. 172 Hainault road
Marshall Waiter, 36 Fladgate road
Martin William J. 68 Poppleton road
Marwood Miss, 42 Chelmsford road
Mason J()hn J. 38 Poppleton road
Mason Joseph, 81 Bushwood
Mason Sidney, 103 Ha.inault road
Matthews John, 36 Cowley road
Matthews Jn. Hy. Lyncroft, Bushwood
Mawby Miss, 13 Fairlop road
Mawer Ernest Wm. 33 Poppleton rd
Maxim Walter Kidd, 84 Fillebrook I'd
May Charles Edward, rB Forest glade
.Mayes Robt. Saml. 210 Hainault rd
Maynard Henry Charles Joseph, 166
Hainault road
Meadway Wilham Hy. 54 Bulwer rd
Meehan William Hy. 213 Harrow rd
Mercer William, 17 Fillebrook road
Merry Thomas William, 10 Harold rd
Meyers Albert, 6 Gainsborough road
Michell Charles Wm. 24 Woodriff rd
.Middleton Herbt. Geo. 31 Preston rd
Mignot .Alfred, 32 Poppleton road
Miller Donald, Clovelly, Bushwood
Miller Fdk. Wm. 18 Forest drive west
Miller George, 159 Grove Green 1·oad
Miller John Alex. 14 Fillebrook road
Miller Miss, 70 Poppleton road
Miller William Jn. 97 Poppleton road
Mills Chri t h F . l d ar ;:er ~ rs. 92 l 11e roo;: 1 roa
. s op er, 7 au op roa
M!11s James, 20 Clarendon ~oad
M1lman Thos. Fras. 140 Hamault rd
~lne .Andrew, 103 Fairlo~ road
Minett John M. 27 Cambridge road
~nter Waiter John, 7 Fladga~e road
M1tchell Peter Frank, 8 .A.shbndge rd
.Mockridge .Albt. Jas. I I Gainsboro' rd
Moir David, I29 Col worth road
Molyneux Henry Packer, 13 Holly rd
Monktoo Charles, 103 Wallwood road
Monument John, 66 Wallwood road
Moon Mrs. 7 Woodriff road
Moore Frank, IZI Poppleton road
Moore Henry John, 4 Poppleton road
Moore Jarnes, 75 Poppleton road
Moore John Thomas, 23 Chadwick rd
Morgan Albt. Wait. 147 Wallwood 1·d
Morgan Thomas, 27 Maple road
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Morgan William. 75 Forest drive west Payne Arthur H. 5 Woodriff road
Morrison Ogilvie, 93 Hainault; road Payne Mrs. 57 Fairlop road ,
Morter Alfred, 34 Cannhall road Payze Frank R. 13 Pr.eston road
Mortieau Robson Olaude,32 King's 1 ·j Payze Herbert, 9 Chad wick road
Mort on Benj .Augustus,228Hainault xd 1Peacock Baymond, 6t jFillebropli; road
Moss Frank, 58 Forest drive west Pearce Gen.Wm.67 Forest drive west
Moth Jas. Coventon,44 Forest drv. we Pearce Mrs. ;us Wf4iP{lfl Cross road
Mouat Wm. T. S. 61 Colworth road Pearce Thos. Chas. 98 Hainault road
Mountford Rev . .A.rtbur Wilfred B.A., Pearce William E. 39 Preston road
(curate of Holy Trinity), The Vicar. Peuse SydnnRussell,r38 Hainault rd
age, Birkbeck road Peaty Miss, 35 NPw Fillebrook road
Mountford James, 6 Forest drive east Pells George, 29 King's road
Mumford Mrs. Gairloch, Highs tone Penwarden Ralph, 9 Fillebrook road
Munden Geo. Hy. 253 Hainault road Pepper Horace, "!3~ Chadwick road
Munro Archib'ald, 26 Glenaray, Flad- Pepper WilliamSanders,6I Preston rd
gate road Pepys Frederick, 23 King's road
Munro Ja.s.Alex. 59 ~ew Fillebrook rd Percival Fredk. Duncan, 18 King's rd
Murgitroyd Ernest, 16 Fillebrook l'd Perkins Bertram,II Forest drive east
Murray Frank, 14 Olarendon road Perry Charles, 71 Bushwood
Murray William Barrow,7o Bushwood Perry Francis Geo. 36 Chadwick road
Musgrave Christopher George J.P. Perugia Wm. Alexander, r6 Maple rd.
Mosborough, Lemna road Peters John Williar;n, 30 Wall wood rd
Musgrave Mrs. 3·5 Poppleton road Peterson Mrs. 24 Kmg's road
Musto Mrs . .Anne Elizabeth, Sebert Pettersson Mrs. 26 Fillebrook road
villa, Bushwood Pettyfer James, 46 Wallwood load
Mutter Frank; 42 Cannhall road Philpot FredPriclr, 82 Bushwood
Myels Isaac _Charles, 38 Bulwer road P~che Justin G. 9 Poppleton road
Myers F1;anc1s Wm .. 42 Clarendon rd P~cken Alexander, 46 Fladgate road
Neatby Ihomas M1ller M.A., M.D. PICkett Mrs. 59 Colworth il'oad
Pige Joseph, I I Preston r.oad
Neate Arthur Grave<>, 4 Maple road Pigg Th!)mtts H. 65 Queenls road
Needham Joseph George, 99 Fille- Pike Mrs.Emily Ruth,36 Poppleton rd
br?ok r.oad • . Pike Wm. Thomas, 89 Fillebrook rd
N ev1lle S1las Ben]. 13 Fillebrook road Pillow .Arthur Georgej 66 Bush wood
~ew Joseph, 10 Clarendon .road Planck Harry Sealer, 86 !airlop road
Newman Jas. John, 128 Hamault rd Platt Thomas, 41 :New F1llebrook rd
Newman Rob.ert, 20 Poppleton road Plumley William H. 34 Wallwood ;rd
Newport Ben]. John, 30 Lonsdale rd Pocock Henry John, 109 Bulwer road
Newport Henry, 57 Pre~ton road Pole Evan Williams, 68 Hainault rd
Newton Alfred, 136 Hama.ult road Pollard Mrs. 3 Poppleton road
Newton Frederick, Holmwood, Hain- Poole Victor Jas . .Alex. 28 Cowley rd
ault road Popert Chas. Jas. 101 Wallwood road
N~wton Percy Geo. 14 Poppleton rd Porter Mrs. 8 Forest drive east
~ICholas Ernest, 14 Flad!!ate road Potter Mrs. 37 Poppleton road
~~chols Mrs. Dunvegan, Bushwood Potter Mrs. E. 97 Fillebrook road
N1sbet Thomas, 49 Preston road Potter Percy, 8 Poppleton road
Norman Saml. Horsford, 9 Maple rd Potter Thomas J. 45 Preston road
Norr~ngto!l _Jsph. Alfd:14 Cannhall rd Potter Waiter, 3 Fillebrook road
Norns Wllham, 68 Faulop road Potts Arnold Richd. 29 Poppleton rd
~orris William Henry, 78 Bushwood Pou Jacob, 18 Drayton road
Northcott Charles, 28 Fairlop road Poulter Frederick Wm. 49 King's rd
Norton Wait. Mead, n6 Hainault rd Poulter Lindesay, 15 Wallwood road
Nunn Hy.Roundacre, 13 Forest drv.ea Poulter Miss, 34 Fillebrook road
Oates. James Forrester, Eversleigh, Poulton John Harry, 85 Wallwood rd
Wh1pps Cross road Powell Miss, 179 Rainault road
Odling J ames William, 40 Fairlop rd Poyntz Wm. Thos.43New Fillebrook rd
Okey James, 6 Buhyer road Praed Humfrey M. 57 Poppleton road
Oldfield Mrs. 92 Faulop road Pratt Miss, 4 Kirkdale road
Oldreive Richard, 31 Cannhall road Precious .A.rthur Alan, 55 New Fille-
Olendrowicz Mrs. 49 Queen's road brook road
Olley John Joseph, 91 Fairlop road Price Albt. Cuba vil.Forest drive east
Orme John, 2 Dra~ton road . Price Alfred, 87 Fairlop road
Osborne Wait. Dav1d,19 Ashbndge rd Price Henry George, 40 Walhrood rd
Osman Roland, Brooklands, Teesdale Price Wm .. Saxelby, 150 Hainault rd
road . . Pringuer Edward John,g.Ashbridge rd
Ovenden Wllham, 28 Cannhall road Priske Capt.Thos.so Forest drive west
Pace Samuel Frank, 57 _Colworth road Proc-ter Jas. Wm. 69 New Fillebrk.rd
Paddle Ca~t .. Isaac, 7 FillPbrook roarJ Profit John Henry, 10 Ashbridge road
Paddon Wilham By ..25 Wallwood rd Pr<Jvost .Alexander, 235 Hainault road
Page Mrs. 6 3 ~ew FillPhrook road Pryor Clarence W. 102 Fairlop road
Palmer FrederiCk, 20 Bulwer road Purdie Edwin Ohas. 30 Poppleston rd
~alfer ~rs. ff3 rallw~o; ;~ad d Puzey Wm. Stanley, 107 Hainnult rd
°
par] ;:er M ex. reFs . nb. 3 a!r dop roa Quartly Fredk. Isaac, 24 Maple road
Q 1 h AI H b rt K' ' d
Parker William, 18 New Fillebrook rd Qu~ ck J ex.h Her e ' 3W Indg ~ffroaad
Parkinson Fras. Hy. 52 Fladgate road me ·e osep enry, 4 . oo n ro
Parnham Miss 162 Hainault road Raffe James, sen. no Faulop road
Parry .Arthnr Thomas, 6g Bushwood Raffe James .Arthur, 1~8 Fairlop road
Parry Charles Hesketh, 17 King's rd Rand Horace, 2 Queens road
Parry Chas. Hesketh, 34 Poppleton rd Rand. Thomas R. 9 Clarendon l"oad
Parrv Samuel 46 Forest drive west Ratchffe Thos.Wm.Arth,I2Forest glde
Pars~ns Alfre'd Henry Charles, 17 5 RattPnbury William, 79 Wallwood rd
Hainault road I Rattey Wm. George, 2I Lonsdale rd
Parsons Frederick, 7 Holly road 1 Rea William Thomas, 8 Le~na road
Parsons Mrs. 36 Forest drive east 1Read Thomas Charles, 49 Faulop rd
Parsons William J. 5 Poppleton road Redman Mrs. 55 CQlworth road
Partridge "Wm. 42 Forest drive east Reed Alfred William, 64 Hainault rd
Paterson Wm. Edwd. 15 Fladgate rd Reeve Charles Robey,4o Clarendon rd
Patient Mrs. 4I Preston road !-Reeve Henry,33 & 35 Grove Green Td
Pat rick Frank .Alien, I I Forest drv. we •Reeves George, 35 Forest drive wes~
Pattison George B.Sc., L.A.A. 1::9[ Reeves Luther, 34 Forest drive wesif
Colworth road 1 Reffell Edward, 278 Grove Green _rd
Pavitt Geor~e, roo Wallwood road 1 Reid Mrs. 10 Cambridge road
 396 LEYTONSTOSE.
Renaut Capt. Charles Henry, 144
Bainault road
Renaut Fredk. Wm. 205 Hainault rd
Rennison Frank, 13 Chadwick road
Reynolds Alfred Lawson, 93 Fairlop rd
Reynolds Arth. Geo. 12 Fillebrook rd
Rice Richard Herbert, 51 Bulwer rd
Rich William, 273 Hainault road
Richards Wait. Edwd.ro2Wallwood rd
Richardson Clarence George, 27
Forest drive east
Richardson Joseph Wilberforce, 200
Hainault road
Riche Wallace E. 12 Cannhall road
Riches Mrs. 209 Hainault road
Richmond Henry, 149 Colworth road
Rickard John W. II7 Wallwood road
Rickard William, 44 Fairlop road
Rickard Wm. Pedlar, 44 Fairlop road
Riddell Mrs. 38 Fillebrook road
Rider Alonzo Hugh, 39 Colworth road
Riley Mrs. Amelia, 62 Bushwood
Roach Charles, 99 Bulwer road
Roberts ·Henry Charles, I Forest
drive west
Roberts Joseph William, 54 King's rd
Robertson Miss, 6 Queen's road
Rohinson Henry Wm. 9 Fladgate road
Robinson Herbert Stanley, 7 Ash-
bridge road
Robinson John Wm. 198 Hainault rd
Robinson Joseph William, Devonia
lodge, Bushwood
Robinson Mrs. 64 Fairlop road
Robinl'on Thomas John, The Rowans,
Bushwood
Robison Gavin Full~:Jrton, 160 Hain-
ault road
Roe&sler Ernest, Salcombe, Bushwood
Rogers Alfred Hy. I I Forest glade
Rogers Arthur, II4 Colworth road
Rogers George, 62 Queen's road
Rogers William, r83 Hainault road
Roig Mrs. 48 Poppleton road
Rorke Mrs. Margaret M.B., Ch.R. 65
Wallwo~d. road .
Rorke W1lham W1lson M.B., Ch.B.
65 Wallwood _road . Simcox Charles Henry, 2 Carlton
Rosenberg Mor1tz, 70 F1llebrook road
Rotherham Thomas George, 52 Forest
drive west
Rounthwait Mrs. 9 Holl_Y road
Routledge Henry. go Fa1rlop road
Rowden Cecil, 29 Cambridge road
Ro"Hling Edgar, 159 Hainault road
Rudderham John, 7~ Ferndale road
Rule Mrs. 4 Camhndge road
Rumsey Allen R. 7 Queen's road
Rumsey Clarence, 62 Cann~all road
Russell Edward, 30 Chadwwk road
Russell Frederick Vernon, Pinmill,
Teesdale road
Ru~<>Pll Walt. Herbt. 71 Poppleton 1"1
Rmsell Wm. Chas. 28 Fladgate road
Russell-Stratford ~rs. 8r Fairlop road
Rust Mrs. 143 Hamault road
Rusted Mrs. -~· 48 Harold r_oar~
1
Rutbven A.lex1s Glen,Ardlm,Kmg s rd
Rntter Charles Edward Vernon, 52
Wallwood road
Ryder James, 226 Hainault road
Saddleton William, 5 Carlton villas,
Barclay road
Sage Thomas, B Woodriff road
Sala George, 199 Hainault road
Salt Charles Edward Fosbrooke B.A..
361 Grove Green road
Sanders Edwal'd, 103 Bulwer r<lad
Sander.<:on Arth. 147 Whipps Cross rd
Sandland Chas. Henry, 55 Vernon rd
Sangster Capt. James Charles, 118
Wallwood road
Sangster Rev.Charles Humphrey B.A.
(curate of Holy Trinity), The
Yicarage, Birkbeck road
Sate hell Charles Henry, 94 Fairlop rd
SaunrlPrs Albert E. 18 Cannhall road
Saunders Chas. Edward, So Fairlop rd
Savage Samuel, 77 Leybourne road
Sawver Rev. Ernest William M.A.
(;icar of Holy Trinity), The Vicar-
age, Birkbeck road
ESSEX.
•
Scandrett Mrs. 59 Prest{)n road
Schofield Fred, 28 Forest drive west
Schofield Miss, ro Forest glade
Schroeder Charles, II7 Colworth road
Scott Albert Harold, Beechwood,
Highstone
Scott Chas. Hedley, 86 Fillebrook rd
Scott John Walter, 8 Kirkdale road
Scourfield DavidJoseph,63 Queen's rd
Scrivener Chas. Thos. 6r Wallwood rd
Scrivener John, 23 Cambridge road
Seabourne Edwd.Peter,215Hainault rd
Seaden William R. 52 Cannhall road
Searle Fredk. Wm. 29 Clarendon road
Selby Mrs. Frances, Braeside,Bushwd
Selby John, 53 Vernon road
Sergeant Charles Henry, 178 High rd
Sewell Rev. Arth. Taylor B.A. (curate
of Holy Trinity), The Vicarage,
Birkbeck road
Sewell Albert John.z 3II Hainault rd
Sewell Wait Chester, 36 King's road
Seymour George, 130 Wallwood road
Shanks James, 73 Wallwood road
Sharp Alfred Samuel, 31 Wallwood rd
Sharp Isaac, 38 Forest drive east
Sharp William, 42 Fairlop road
Sharpe Mrs. 24 Forest drive east
Sharpe Sydney, Dalkeith, Highstone
Shaw Archibald, 56 Hainault road
Shaw Ernest Edwd.r6Forest drive we
Shelbourn Frank R. 18 Poppleton rd
Shelbourne Arthur Jn. 22 Woodriff rd
Shenstone Herbert, rgr Hainault road
;3hepheard Jach:, 79 FHlebrook road
Shepherd Fredk. Wm 22 Drayton rd
Shepherd By. 'Ihos. 13 Forest glade
Sheppard Francis, St Mildred's,
Poppleton road
Sheridan Mrs. 7_:; Fillebrook road
Shields Mrs. I I Vernon road
ShoosmithLouisStephn.38Cannhall rd
Shore Tom Bradley, 20 Forest glade
Shorev Fredk. W. 20 Fore•t driYe we
Shorey Percy Thos. 275 Hainault rd
Short Wm.John, 29 Forest driYe ea~t
Shuter Miss, 61 New Fillebrook road
villas, Barclay road
Sime Charles Forrester, 14 Maple Td
Sirue Waiter, 10 Fillebrook road
Simpson Frederic J. q1 Fillebrook rd
Sizer Geo.Fredk.r25 Whipps Cross rd
Skelt Joseph, 62 Bulwer road
Skelt :Mr<>. 54 Wallwood road
Skinner Thos. Hy. 93 Poppleton rd
Slater Robert Joseph r4 Cambridge rd
Sleeman George, r7 Colworth road
Sleight Chas. Edwd. 84 Poppleton rd
Sioan Rev. Frederick J. (vicar of
Christ Church, Leyton), The Vicar-
ar;e, Grove Green road
Sly Thoma.<:. 19 Clarendon road
Smith Rev. Thomas Napoleon (Bapt.),
59 Poppleton road
Smith Artbur Fredk. 109 Fairlop rd
Smith Charles, 12 Puppleton road
Smith Clarence D.Sc. 28 Chndwic], rd
Smith Edward, 121 Hainault road
Smith Mrs. Emma, sa, Woodhonse rd
Smith Fredk. Cha.<:. 2 Forest glade
Smith Frederick Edward Stephen, gB
Poppleton road
Smith Geore-e, 102 Hainault road
Smith Geo. David, 3 Stanmore road
Smith Geo. Hy. 31 Kew Fillebrook rd
Smith Harry Williams, II7 Whipp"
Cross road
Smith Henry William OgilviP, 40
Chadwick road
Smith Joseph. 7 Lonsdale road
Smith Jsph. Cubitt, 17 Forest drv.ea
Smith Mrs. 25 Preston road
Smith Mrs. l\f. T. r8 Bulwer road
Smith Pearl Waiter, Argyll villa.
Kirk dale road
Smith Rt>g-inald. 133 Whipps Cross rd
Smith Robert Perc~·, JI Wall wood rd
Smith Thomas Ashbridge, Walwood
park, Chadwick road
Smith Tom Cottrell, 26 Maple road
Smith Waiter, 9 Forest glade
( KELLY'S
Snell Fredk Jas. 51 Wallwood road
Sole George, Bo Poppleton road
Soper Ernest Wm. 29 Fillebrook road
Sorrell Alfred, 152 Hainault road
Soughan Michael Dennis,78Fairlop rd.
Southgate Mrs. 67 Poppleton road
Spanton John Humphrey, 101 Popple·
ton road
Speedyman Jas.Lawrence,sx King's rd
Speiegel Maurice, 13 Cannhall road
Spencer Rev. Chas. A.K.C.L. (cnrate-
in charge of St. Edward's, Leyton),.
24 Chertsey road
Spiller Miss, 69 Fillebrook road
Spong JoshuaWm.38NewFillebrook rd
Spurgeon Joseph, 59 Fillebrook road
Squire Sidney William, 7 Preston rd
Stacy Mrs. 31 Fillebrook road
Stalker David, 2 Ashbridge road
Stanley Christr.Philip,r8gHainault rd
Starling Robert, 22 Wallwood road
Stedman David Walter Christoffer, 91
Wallwood road
Stedman James M. 2 Forest drive ea
Steed Geo. Fredk. 13 Clarendon road
Steede Jn. LL.D. 14 Forest drive ea•i
Steele Edwin Jas. 25 Forest drive ea
Steen John Charlton, g6 Hainault rd
Stephe;1s Arthur, 32 Bulwer road
Ster1ker Rbt.Battam, 86 Poppleton rd
Sterling Wm. Arth. 173 Hainault rd
Stern Godfrey, 55 King's road
Stevens Artbur Wakefield, 49 Ley-
bourne road
Stevens George, rB Ashbridge road
Stevens Mrs. 59 Fladgate road
Stevens Percy, r8 Fillebrook road
Steventon Frederick Rivington, sz
Queen's road
Steward Fredk. 48 New Fillebrook rd
Steward Waiter, 33 Forest drive west
Stewart Arthur, 56 Queen's road
Stewart Basil, roB Colworth road
Stewart Ernest Alfred,rg6 Hainault rcl
Stewart James, 27 Queen's road
Still William, 48 Fladgate road
Stillvrell Richard, 8 Lonsdale road
Stinson A.llen Perry, 82 Cannhall road
Stock Alfred George, 27 .Holly road
Stokes Geo. Fredk. 62a, Fillebrook rd
S.tonard Louis J. 101 FillebriJok rd
Strange Albt. Fuller,23 Forest drv.we-
Stratford Edwin, 55 Fairlop road
Stratton Harrv, 10 Woodrifi road
Stringer Mrs." 6r King's road
Stuck Sidney Joseph M.D.Brux. II}
Fairlop road
Sturt Mrs. 25 L':msdale road
Stuttle Benjamin, 125 Wallwood road
Suggars Arth.Hulme, 89 Wallvrood rd
Sullivan Major Alfred.3 Chadwick rd
Snlman Charles, 131 Hainault road
Sumner Chauncey H. 64 Cannhall rd
Summers Victor, ro Bulwer road
Sm~<:wein Philip, 34 Bulwer road
Sutton James Francis, 10 King's road
Swallow lVm. Percy, 217 Hainault rd
Sweet Geor[!'e J. 77 King's road
Sykes Joseph, Ellesmere, Highstone
Symmons Sydney Herbert, 124 Col·
worth road
Talbot Edward A.lbt. 35 Clarer.don rd
Talbot William, 58 Hainault road
Tandy Miss. 25 New Fillebrook l'O'ld
Tanner John, 43 Forest drive west
Tanner ~Irs. 29 New Fillebrook road
Taplin ~llwrt Charles, 42 Fladgate rd
Tap]in WilliRm, 149 Hainault road
Tate Henry Charles, 6r Bushwood
Taylor Capt. John William R.N.R. 17
Cambrid!!e road
Taylor Arthur Henry, 33 Colworth Yd
Taylor Christopher, 67 Wallwood Td
Taylor Frank H. r8 Clarendon road
Taylor Frederic Hy. 125 Colworth roai
Taylor Fredc .i\Iartin,44 Forest drv .ll
Tavlor Jame", 22 Bulwer road
Taylor John Francis, 3 Queen's road
Taylor Miss, r94 Hainault road
Taylor Montag-uP. 95 Fillebrook roal
Taylor William Henry, 39 Dyson rul
Teale Mrs. r6 Forest glade
 DJR&TORY. J E8~EX. LEYTO:\SfONE. 397
Teney Mrs. 47 Cannhall road Wainwright .Alfred, I Bulwer road Whitney Edward Elgar, IO'J Bulwer rd
Thacker Harold, 81 Fillebrook road Wait Douglas, 20 Maple road Whitney Madame, 49 Forest drive ea
Thain Frederick Bond,6 Clarendon rd 1Wait Mrs. 13 Forest drive west Whitney Mrs. I6I Hainault road
1hanatt Frank, 177 Hainault road I Wakefield William, 15 Maple rGad Whitwell Miss, 31 Cambridge road
Thomas D. F. 83.9 High rGad Walker Rev. William Th.A.K.C.L Wickham Herbert G. 24 Chadwick rd
Thomas Edmund Fredk. I2 Maple rd (priest in charge of St.Augustine's), Wickham Miss, 29 Holly road
Thomas George, 3 Lemna road 105 Mayville road Wiggins Alfred Pain, 113 Hainault rd
Thomas George, 19 Lonsdale road Walker .Alexander, 3 Holly road Wightman Samuel, 3I Queen's road
Thomas Ha.rry, 22 Maple road Walker Arthur John, .25 Fladgate rd Wilby Frederick W. 39 Wallwood road
'Thomas Mrs. 87 Fillebrook road Walker John Robert, 23 New Fille· Wild Archibald, 3 Clarendon road
'Thomas Bobert, 36 Queen's road brook road Wildash Thos. Milner,58 Poppleton rd
"'l'hompson Algernon Percy, 6o Wall- Wallier Miss, 293 Hainault road Wiles Charles, I68 Hainault road
wood road Walker Mrs. The Hermitage, Bushwd Wilkins H. 6o Bulwer road
Thompson Hy. Reid, n Fillebrook rd Walker Mrs. 82 Wallwood road Wilkinson Stephen, I6 Drayton road
'Thornton George, 63 King's road Wallis Alfred, 17 Woodriff road Williarns Chas. Cook, so Queen's road
Thorp A.rthur Evan, 9 Queen's road Wallis Edward, 6 Fladgate road Williams Henry Gwyn, 9 Fairlop rd
Thridgould John, 2 Lemna road Wallis Geo. Ernest, I23 Hainault rd Williams Robert, 133 Wallwood road
Tiddy John Francis, 9 Colworth road Waiter Sydney, I Forest glade Williamson William, 94 Hainault road
Timms Waiter Amey, 82 Hainault rd Waiters Alfred, 75 Bushwood Willis Edwin Derisley, 47 Forest
'fimson Somerset Wm.77 Wallwood rd Walton Alfred, 14 Wallwood road drive east
Tingle John Tb(lmas, 113 Bulwer rd Walton Chas. Jas. Ang.q Queen's rd Willis Jahn, 34 Cowley road
"Tinline Frank Oscar, 1 King's road Wandless James Burn, 54 FairlOJ.l rd Willows Geo. Edwin, 89 Fairlop road
Tinline Mrs. 46 Fairlop road Ward Mrs. 77 Bushwood Wilson Andrew, 232 Hainault road
'Titterton James, 15 Ashbridge road Ward Mrs. 72 Queen's road Wilson James B. 309 Hainault road
Todd-White A.rthur Thomas, 23 Fille- Wardell Geo. Edwin, 8 Fillebrook rd Wilson Ja.mes Edwd. 21 Chadwick rd
brook road Warner William, 177 Wallwood r()ad Wilson Mrs. 5 Grove road
Tomkins Arthur Percy, ro Maple rd Watkins Robert K. I2 Bulwer road Wilson Robt. Wm. 13 Poppleton rd
Tooley John. 22 Poppleton road Watson Andrew :Maitland, 140 Wall- Wimble Frederick, 87 Poppleton road
Tovry Herbert Charles, Belle-vue, wood road Wimble John William, 21 Preston rd
Hight~tone Watson John Wm. 38 Fladgate road Wimms Joseph Henry M . .A . ., B.Sc. I8
'Tozer George, 31 Colworth road Watson Williaru, 37 Wallwood road Woodriff road
'Treacher William Aveling, 20 Ash- Watson William Charles Cordwell, 68 Winny Saml. Thos. 22 Fillebrook rd
bridge road llulwer road Winsom Herbt. Thomas, Babbacombe,
'freadwell Gabriel, Falkoners.Bu!!hwd \Vatson Wm. Percival,21 Forest glade Hainault road
Treloar Wm.Bennett,229 Hainault rd Wattam John, 2 Poppleton road . Wire Benjamin, Llanberis, Bushwood
Trevelyan Adolphus Frederick, r6 Watts William F1·ederick, 15 Forest Wire Benjamin, Woodlands, Whipps
Bulwer road drive west Cross road
'Trewin Miss B. 129 Whipps Cross rd Waugh Fredk. 40 Forest drive west Wish Louis Frederick, Devon house,
Troupe C. Airlie, 7 Forest glarle Webb Fras. Hy. 55 Poppleton road Leyspring road
Trow Charles, 27 Fairlop road Webb William F. Kirkdale villa, Withers Frank, 66 Bulwer road
Trudgett Miss, 65 Bushwood Kirkdale road Wood Albert, IO Chadwick road
Truman Jas. Richd. 41 Fillebrook rd Webb Wm. Harrison, 165 Hainault rd Wood .Arthur John, x88 Hainault rd
Trundle Josiah Strachan, 83 Fille- Webster Charles, ;ros Hainault road Wood Ebenezer, I I Lemna road
brook road Webster Frank, I I Fladgate road Wood Horace, 58 Queen's road
Trustham James, 37 Preston road Weedon Fredk. G. 88 Fillebrook road Wood James, 141 Hainault road
Tnrnbull Matthew, 8 Forest glade Wells _<\.lfred, 26 Chadwick road Wood Matthew James, 5 Pre!'<ton road
'l'urner Henry Herbt. 2I Fillebrook r'd Wells Henry James, 58 Cannhall road Wood Mrs. 43 Poppleton road
Turner Waiter Albert, 74 Queen's rd Wells John, x8.S Hainault road Wooding Hy.Gordon, 135 Wallwood rd
Turtle Mrs. 38 Queen's road Welsh Fredk. Saml. 22 Forest glade Woods Edwin Percy, 27 Chadwick rd
'l'nrville Harry, I90 Hainault road Welsh Willis, 69 King's road Woods Waiter, 6 Lemna road
Tymms Samuel, 209 Harrow road ·wentworth Miss, 219 Hainault road Woolley William, 122 Colworth road
Tynan Ernest Charles,145 Hainault rd Wenzel Jacob Fredk. 53 Wallwood rd Wragg Edwin, Glenmoor, Bushwood
Ulbricht Hugo. x6 Queen's road Werner Henry Geo. 15 Chad wick rd Wright .Alfred, xI Chelmsford road
Ulyett Joseph William, 75 Queen's rd West Abraham, Aylmer road Wright Clar!'nee Alfd. Jsph. F.R.C.S.
Usher Mrs. Ellen, 13 Woodriff road West Frederick Lea, 4 Flad~ate road Edin. 594 High road
Valentine Arthur, 48 Bulwer road West Mrs. 16 Poppleton road Wright Robert, 2I Queen'• road
Veale Kenneth Calver,249 Hainault rd Westgate Geo. Fredk. 43 Cannhall rd Wright Robert .John, I Carlton villas,
Ve.mon Waiter P. ~4 Clarendon road IWeston Charles, 71 King's road Barclay road
VigorRnpertHast,Forest lea,Highstne Whatmough William, 58 Wallwood rd Yarrow Frederick, I6 Wallwood road
Vinals Mrs. 4 Drayton road Wheatley Jsph. Holmhurst,Highstone Yates Charles, 683 High road
Vincent Herbert, 14 Lemna road White Alexander, 23 Maple road Young .Alfred Wicks, 81 Walll"l"ood rd
Vincent Waiter, 27 Fillebrook road White Miss. 56 Ki~g's road Young George, 75 Wallwood road
Vinson William John, 26 Cannhall rd Whitefield Jas. Woodleigh, Bushwood Young John, 61 Fairlop road
Vinter E. Montague, 6 New Fille- Whiteman Thomas William.., 34 Young William, 32 Lonsdale road
brook road Forest drive east
COMMERCIAL. Andrews Solomon, news agent, 29 Church lan~
!hbott Rros. dairymen, Hainault road & r Colworth rd A.nstey Harry, collector of King's taxes, I Hartley road
A.bbott ~I. H. &; Co. contractors, Mornington road ; coal A.pperley Edward G. artificial teeth manfr. 6o6 High rd
merchants, Railway station. Church lam~ A.ppleford John Harland, oilman, 61 Hainault road
Academy Cinema (Herbert J. Simpson, manager), 350 Appleton Emest, sub-divisional inspector to ~etro-
High road politan police, 470 High road
A.cm~ Lead Seal Co. 2a, Ferndale road Arthur & Son, coal merchants, 6 Midland coal offices,
.!dams & Co. tobacconists & shipping agts. 769 High rd Hainault road
Adams Samuel Chantry, estate agent, 6o2 High road Atkins Frank,hair dresser,4 Station buildings, Church la
.\dams Thomas, general dealer, 123 Cathall road Atkins Percy, boot mak':!r, Midland Railway Station
!dams Thomas, rag merchant, Denmark street approach, 26rb. High road
J.ddis & Bernet. grocers, 554 High road Attfield .Albert Edward, photographer, IO Church lane
A.gass Joseph. shopkeeper, 256 High road Aylmer Archibald & Lionel, tobacconists :14, &; confec-
.!Igar C. J. & A. booksellers & stationers, 574 High rd tioners 24, The Parade, Grove Green road
11lbrook H. & Co. coal merchants, 4 Midland coal Ayton Robert, undertaker, 575 High road
offices, Hainault road Baderski Stanislaus, tailor, 104 Birkbeck road
Alien ;E. (Miss), grocer, & post office, see Cornish&; Allen Bager William, boot maker, 545 High road
Alien Edw. J. estate agent, 344 High road Bagnall George. carriage lamp maker, 26 Harrow road
.AlleB Edward John, certificated bailiff, I42 Leslie road Baikie David, linen draper, 58I High road
.!Hen George, baker, 13I Cathall road Baillie Francis M.B., Ch.B., L.R.C.P. & S.Edin.,
.Alien George, carpenter, 2 Esther road L.R.F.P.S.Glas. physician & surgeon, 510 High road
Allen George, firewood dealer, 2I Norman road Baker Thomas & Co. boot makers, 194 High road
Alien Goorge, shopkeeper, 39 Chester street Baker William Henry & Son, mosaic artists, 451 High rd
ADen Herbert Charles, shopkeeper, 86 Union road Baker Charles Jonathan, attendance officer to Education
Althans Elsie G. (Miss), tobacconist, 825 High road Committee, 45 Granleigh road
Andrews Olive (Miss), dr9ss maker, 75 Southwell Gro. rd Baker Dorothy (Miss), dress maker, 6 Pretoria road

398 LEYTOXSTONE. ESSEX.
Baker George, shopkeeper, 24 Wadley road
Banks & Bryan LimitPd, costumiers, 849 High road
Banks & Drewer, builders, 15 Granleigh road
Barber Harry & Louis, tobacconists, 533 High road
Barber Charles, dairyman, 100 Harrow road
Barber John, cattle dealer, 120 Harrow road
Barbet Edwin James, confectioner, 31 Wragby road
Bardwell Jane (Mrs.), house decorator, 19 Holloway rd
l:lareharu Ernest Augu~tus, confectioner, 150 Union rd
Barnes George P. watch &i clock waker,45 Kingsdown rd
Barrett John C. greengrocer, 108 Woodhouse road
Bartlett, Jones & Co. pianoforte warehouse, 727 High rd
Bartlett Reuben Charles, solicitor, 153 Hainault road
Barton Louisa (Miss), dress maker, 245 Grove Green rd
Bass Waiter, coffee rooms, 224 High road
Battersby Charles E. station master, Midland Railway
station, High road
Bayford Joseph, sen. harness maker, 672 High road
Beard Brothers, builders &c. 524 High road & 173
Cathall road
Bearman Frank, draper, I, 2, 3, 4 & 5 The Parade, High
road & house furnishers, 859, 861, 863 & 865 High rd
Beasley Stephen, pork butcher, 273 High road
Bell Charles T. hosier, 531 High road
Bell David, coffee tavern, 639 High road
Bell Ernest Herbert, grindery dealer, 363 Higih road
Bell Henry, butcher, 109 Harrow road
Bendy Walter, dining rooms, 493 Grove Green road
Bennett Alfred & Son, undertakers, uS Grove Green rd
Bennett Norah (Miss), milliner, sso High road
Benskin's Watford Brewery Limited (E. H. Reffell, man-
ager), brewers; depot, 272-284 Grove Green road
Bernet George, grocer, see Addis & Bernet
Berry Doris (Miss), teacher of music, 74 Cannhall road
BPst Maurice, boot repairer, 154 Union road
Bird William Fredk. teacher of music, 104 Leslie rd
Blackall Louise {Miss), draper, 225 Cannhall road
Elackmore Waiter William C. butcher, g6 Cannhall road
Blackwell James, tinplate worker, 37 Norman road
BladeR William Wrench, chemist, 49 Hainault road
Blakeborough & Co. florists. 3 Church lane
Bloom Robert, insurance agent, 102 Mornington road
Blount & Sandford, house breakers, 488 High road
Bloxam Robert & Co. cycle makers, 643 & soB High rd
Blumenstock Conrad, butcher, 249 High road
Bon Marche (Stratford) Limited, drapers, 188, 190 &
192 High road
Bone Edwin, grocer, 70 Southwell Grove road
Bonniface Edward, laundry, x Park Grove road
Boore Susannah (Mrs.), nurse, 23 Grove Green road
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited, chemists, 6
The Parade, High road
Boots Albert, watch maker, 270 High road
Borer Albert, pawnbroker, 245 & 247 Cannhall road
Bostock Arth.Herbrt.house decoratr.250 Grove Green rd
Bourne William, grocer, 32 The Parade, Grove Green rd
Boutell George, oil & calor merchant, 35 Barfield road
Bowen Arthur, dru~ store, 633 High road
Bowen Frederick Henry, tobacconist, 750 High road
Bowen George, undertaker, 29 Park Grove road
Rower Florence (:Miss), costumier, 57 Lytton road
Bower Samuel, tailor, 583 High road
Bowers Frank, shopkeeper, 19 Cathall road
Bowers Thomas Henry, florist, 299 High road
Bowl Thos. James, tobacconist, 157 Grove Green road
Bowman Willia.m, cats' meat dealer, 13 West Rtreet
Bowman Wm. Ernest, china & glass dealr. 10 Church la
Box Richard, Northcote P.H. uo Grove Green road
Boxall William Francis L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dental sur-
geon, 98 Fillebrook road
Bradford Robert, draper, 65 Haina.ult road
Bradley James D. house decorator, 27 Harrow road
Brady James, builder, 6 Lancaster road
Branch William James, fishmonger, 505 High road
Brett Ernest, boot repairer, 45 Mayville road
Briginshaw Jesse, butcher, 781 High road
BrigneH Frederick, hair dresser, .340 High road
Brindley Frank Pudey, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths (firm, Freeman; Drury & Brindley), 18 Wood-
villa road
Britannic Assurance Co. Limited (William J. Bright,
supt.), 5 Cannhall road
British Boot Repairing Co. boot repairers, 254 High rd
Britten Charles James, builder, 145 Harrow road
Brookes Dorothy (Miss), dress maker, 280 High road
BrookeR George. boot maker, see Davies & BrnokPs
Brooks Arth. Alfd. wine, spirit & beer ret. 59 Victoria rd
Brooks James, shopkeeper, 57 Harrow road
Brovrn Alfred, ~eengrocer, 324a, Cannhall road
Brown George Francis M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon,
566:1., High. road
.Brown Henry, wardrobe dealer, 4 Beachcroft road
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Brown Hy. Havelock M.B., C.M. surgeon, 745 High rd
Brown Robert lVm.fruiterer,r The Pavement,Hainault rd
Browne Frank, insurance agent, 25 Percy street
Browne Robert Harold Irwin, beer retlr. 75 Cheneys rd
Bryan Gertrude (Mrs.), dress maker, 84 Grove Green rd
Bryant Arthur, confectioner, 446 High road
Bryant Selina (Mrs.), grocer, 194 Cannhall road
Bryce George, wine & spirit merchant, 735 High road
Buck Joseph H. & Sons, bakers, 568 & 570 High road
Buckla:ad Henry C. carman, 121 Mayville road
Bug~ins Thomas, dining rooms, 128 Union road
Bull James, grocer, 195 Harrow road
Bullock Henry J. boot repairer, 326 Cannhall road
Bunce William, tobacconist & news agent, 669 High road
Bunker Alfred, butcher, 557 High road
Bunten John Edward, shopkeeper, 44 Cecil road
Burger John, baker, 182 High road
Burren William, greengrocer, 321 High road
Burrows Elizabetb (Mrs.), boot & shoe maker, 18 The
Parade, Grove Green road
Burrus Margaret (Mrs.), oil dealer, 6r Holloway road
Burt Henry Charles, hair dresser, 374a, Grove Green rd
Burwood Henry E. confectioner, 153 Cathall road
Bush Herbert, boot repairer, 65 Cobbold road
Bush 'Minnie (Mrs.). shopkeeper, 15 Montague road
Butler ~rames, builder, 112 Fairlop road
Butson Ethel D. (~Irs.), confectioner, 249 Cannhall road
Buttery Mary Ann (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 31 Chester ss
Buttle Clifford, boot repairer, r Harrow road
Bywater I<'rank, blacksmith, 16 Cathall road
Bywater Henry, carman, 20 Cathall road
Cains Edward, builder, 586 High road
Callow Edward D. general engineer, Denmark street
Cameron F. B. & Co. coal merchants, Midland Railway
depot, High road
Cameron Edwin Gifford, writer & grainer, 314 High rd
Campbf'll George, estate agent, 85 Grove Green road
. Camp bell Hannah (Mrs.), dress maker, 55 Melford road
Cann Hall & Wanstead Slip Liberal Club Finance Co.
Limited (L. G. Simpson, sec.), 178 High road
Cann Hall & Wanstead Slip Liberal & Radical Club et
Institute (L. G. Simpson, sec.), 178 High road
Capon Herbert W. grocer, 16 Selby road
Capps Florence (Mrs.), stationer, & post off. 392 High rd
Capps William Thomas, corn chandler, 2 Cathall road
Cardo James & Son, boot makers, 587 High road
Cardy William, wardrobe dealer, 85 Harrow road
Oarron Herbert B. stationer, 246 High road
Carss Robert Thompson, grocer, 667 High road
Carver John Albert, butcher, 269 High road
Catchpole James Henry, hair dresser, 108 Cannball road
Catley Ellen (Miss), milliner, 342 High road
Uatley James, builder, Selby works, 44a, Selby road
Catten John, decorator, 2 Dyers Hall road
Cawthron Charles, greengrocer, 765 High road
Central Hall (Arthur Spreadborough, caretaker), Fern-
dale road
Chamberlain & Co. tobacconists, 627 & 837 High road
Chambers John Trappet, dairyman, 74 Cecil road
Champion Frederick, fried fish shop, 48 Avenue road
Chance John Waiter,. teacher of music~ 41 Harvey road
Chanter Florence (Miss), tchr. of music,45 Fillebrook rd
Chapman Bessie (Miss),teacher of music,r72 Cannhall rd
Chapman Mark, baker, 68o High road
Chapman Martha (Mrs.), costumier, 3 Barclay road
Chapman Robert R. corn dealer, uo Cannhall road
Chapman Thomas, but<:her, 311 High road
Chapman William Frederick, builder, 4 Mayville road
Charlton Thomas, fruiterer & greengrocer, 347 Hi!!h rd
Charrington, Sells, Dale & Co. coal merchants, M. Rr-
depot, High road & 1 Church lane
Cheek Herbert Edward, dining rooms, 475 High road
Chemical Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Co. (Lowes) (branch),.
730 High road
Chipchase Cecilia & Rose (Misses), girl~' school, t6()
Wallwood road
Christian Science Reading Room, 27 Church lane
Christophers Sarah Louisa (Miss),costumier,556 High rd
Church Gearge Waiter, decorator, 74 Lansdowne road
Churchward Edwin Hy. insurance agt. 44 Cobbold road
Civil Service & Business Training College (The) .(W. J_
Woodruff A.R.S.I. principal), 634 High road
Clackson Sarah (Mrs.), shirt & collar dresser, 3 West st
Clare Charles Frederick, show case ma. 72 Woodhouse rd
Clare Cloudesley Cornelius, house agt. 12 Dyers Hall rd
Clare Edward William, builder, 2 Bnrghley road
Clark Arthur Frederick Chas. beer retailer,63 Barclay rd
Clark Charles William. baker, 585 High road
Clark George Cooper, builders' mer. 99 Grove Green rd
('lark HPtty (Miss), draper, 355 High road
Clark 8tPpben, horse dealer, 6o Harrow road
Clark Thomas Arthur, house decorator, 88 Chichester rd
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Clarke &; Co. Limited, chemists, 151 Grove Green road
Clarke Catherine (Mrs.),preparatory school,1 Chertseyrd
Olarke Herbert Limited, coal merchants, I Midland
Coal offices, Ha.inault road
Olarke Ezek.iel, coal agent, 2 Norman road
Clatworthy Waiter, confectioner, 228 High road
Claydon Edward Oliver, fancy repository, 84 Cannhall rd
Cleland .A.ndrew Hutchinson, chemist, 180 High road
Clements Samuel, boot repairer, 9 Wragby road
Clenshaw Charles William, laundr)man, 5 Holloway rd
Cobb William, dining rooms, 208 High road
Cockerell George, greengrocer, 779 High road
Codling Edith (Miss), dress maker, wo Frith road
Cohen &; Co. ironmongers, 404 High road
Cole Edward James, grainer, 66 Southwell Grove road
Cole Frederick Thomas, sign writer, 180 Union road
Coleman Joseph M.P.S. chemist, 143 Cannhall road
Coles Henry William, boot repairer, 149 Cathall road
Colgrave Edward, jobbing gardener, 270 Cannhall road
1Jollenette Bru.ce, fancy draper, 544 & 546 High road
Collier Bebecca (Miss), dress maker, 29 Barclay road
Collings A.. (Mrs.), dress maker, 41 Mayville road
Collins William, dairy, 733 High road
Combs Thomas & George, pawnbrokers, 416 High road
Comfy Sidecar Co. motor cycle engineers, 789 High road
Conltly Emanuel, farrier, I Cathall rd. & 73 Holloway rd
Connew Frederick, greengrocer, 103 Harrow road
Cook E. &; Son, decorators, 29 Esther road
Cook Lily (1Irs.), laundry 121, & coffee rooms ng,
Cathall road
Cook William, boot maker, 384 High road
Cooke Thomu, butcher, 55 Hainault road
Coonz George, baker, 229 Cannhall road
Cooper, Cooper &; Co. mantle manufrs. I I Church lane
Cooper & Lawrence, farriers, Harvey road
Cooper Mary (Mrs.), draper, 582 High road
Cooper Waiter, watch maker, 761 High road
Cooper William, grocer, 81 Colworth road
Copcutt Thomas William, dyer & cleaner, 721 High rd
Copplestone A. P. beer retailer, 221 Grove Green road
('-ordweH &; Co. sign 'Writers, 66-t- High road
Cordwell Horace Stanley, window ticket writer, 32
Wellesley road
Corni~h & Alien, grocers, & post office, 146a,Cannhall rd
Corni~h Albert G. house decorator, 282 Cannhall road
Cornish Philip, architect & surveyor, 715 High road
Cornwall Edwin Andrew, C<Jal merchant, 3 Midland Coal
offices, Hainault road
Corv PPrr:v .Ambrose. confectioner. 763 High road
Costa.in Edward :Jell, Birkbeck P.H. 45 Union road
Coutts francis James M.D., B.S.Lond. physician &; sur-
geon, c;o Wallwood road
Cowell Florence (Miss), florist, 390 High road
• Cox .Alfred & Sons, decorators, 154 South Birkbeck road
Cox Edward, stone carver, 17 Beachcroft road
Oox Bobert, antique furniture dealer, 6:=~6 High road
Cox Sarah Ellen (Mit:s), dress maker. 6 Woodlands Toad
Cox William Robert, greengrocer, 38 Holloway road
Co-xall Thomas, ~roceT, 24 Clarence :road ·
Coxhead Prederick John, builder, 45 Bulwer road
Crapps Joseph, insurance agent, 13 Temple street
Crask Charles &:; Alfred, plumbers, 428 High road
prate Lanra (Mrs.), teacher of music. 6 Grove Green rd
Creber James, wardrobe dealer, 444 High road
Cres!lwell Elh;abeth (Mrs.), oilman, 155 Grove Green rd
Cripps John Thomas, meat carriPr. 95 Lancaster road
Criq.pe Samuel J. stationer, 315 High road
Crooks Waiter Fr£>derick, dE>cnrator. 101 ITainault road
Cross E-rnest William M.R.C.S.En~., L.R.C.P.Lond.
phvsician & surgeon, & medical officer to the Bethnal
Green parish schools & to thf" Wanstead Orphan Asy-
lnm. Lemna house, Lemna road ~ Evan >"~ & Eldred, drapers, 2 The Parade, Grove Green rlf
Crow Joseph .Antony, boot repairer, 72 Melford road
Crowe James, hair dresser, 125 Cathall road
Croyden George Henry, bookseller, 664 High road
"Crnmp Georg-e Joseph, news agent. 95 Grove Green road
Crystall Emest,. confectioner, 353 High road
Cull Emma (Miss), stationer, 552 High road
Cullev• Charles, florist, 201 Grove Green road
Cunningham C. E. (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 23
Church lane
Curtis Ada (Miss), dress maker, 46 Cowley road
Daines Thomas, cowkeeper, 147 Cannhall road
Dalton Alfred, shopkeeper, 16 Howard road
Daniel Geo. Carter Albert, beer retailer, 228 Cannhall rd
Dann Marg-aret (Miss), domestic machinery dealer, 204
& 2o6 High road
Darr Henry Alfred, accountant, 25 Norlington road
Dartnall Herbert Hy. builder, Forest house, Highstone
Dartnall Stephen R. builder, 615 Hi~h road
Davies & Brookes, boot makers. 572 High road
Danes Edward Owen, beer retailer, 507 High road
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Davies Herbert, general provisioner, 7 Holloway road
Davies William, draper, see Evans & Davies
Davis Alice (Mrs.), beer retailer, 70 Lansdowne road
Davis Helena (Mrs.), dress maker, 233 Cannball road
Davison Waiter Percy, ironmonger, 297 High road
Dawson Charles, stationer, & post office, 79 Colworth r<l
Dean Alfred &; Son, metal merchants, 185 Harrow road
Dean George & Co. oven builders, 31 Mayville road
de Gruchy Thomas Harold, motor car dealer, Highstone-
Deller Edward, butcher, 420 High road
Dennis Brothers, butchers, 509 High road
Dennis Arthur George, butcher, 525 High road •
Derby Mary Ann (Mrs.),oil & color dlr.no Woodhouse rd
Derwent Charles, leer retailer, 19 Napier road
Desborough & Lewin1 tobacconists, 637 High road
Devine A. & E. whalebone cutter, 287 Cannhall road
Diggins Horace Waiter, brue.h manufr. 869 High road.
Dixon Elizabeth (Miss), laundry, II2 Cannhall road
Dormer George, butcher, 659 High road
Dorton Wm. & Son, Cowley Arms P.H. 485 High road
Doughty Ernest, groc£>r, 100 Selby road
Downer Harry Jacob, dairyman, 37 Chester street
Downey Henry, fishmonger, 12 Cathall road
Drabble Joseph William, grocer, 13 Park Grove road
Drew Emily (Miss), dress maker, 2 Union road
Drewer Alfred, builder, see Banks & Drewer
Druce Jam1!s Ricketts, oilman, 152 Union road
Druce Thomas, hosier, 28 Church lane
Dudfield Edward, printer, 727a, High road
Duff John William, tobacconist, 339 High road
Duncombe Charles Benjamin, wheelwright,19 Victoria rcJ
Dunham, White & Co. Limited, engineers, 96 Napier
road & 21 Harrow road
Dupree George & Frederick, wire workers, 588 High road
Durham Main Coal Co. 645b, High rd. & Grove Gm. rd
Durrant Fredk. Joseph, boot & shoe dlr. 13 Church la
Durrant Percy Edward, dairyman, lil Esther road
Dutton George, fruiterer, 204 Cannhall road
Dyson Frank, provision dealer, 251 High road
Earp Hy._<\.ndrew, confctnr. 4 The Pavement,Hainault rd
Eastern Mercury Newspaper (John Gf"orge Locks, pub-
lisher & proprietor; published tuesday), 827 High rd
Eastman & Son (Dyers & Cleaners) Limited, Church la
Edgeley Frank, hair dresser, 491 Grove Green road
Edme Ltd. yeast & malt manufactrs. 87 Montague rd
Edwards Esther Louisa (Mrs.), confectioner, 47 Union rd
Eichert Fred, hair dresser, 38 The- Par. Grove Grn. rd
Ellcington George, oil & color man, 94 Cannhall road
Elliott Rooms (The) (D. White, trustee), Carlton roact
Ellis Archibald Dunbar, hosier & hatter, 724 High road
Ellis Arthur, coach builder, 94 Harrow road
Ellis George William, billiard ball maker, 140 Union rd
Ellis William H. boot maker, 216 High road
El1isdon Arthur, confectioner, 21 Church lane
Elliston Alfred, fishmonger, 497 High road
Elsworthy Robert, decorator, 113 Calderon road
Elvey Elizh. (Mrs.), confectioner, 376 Grove Green rcf
Emerson Jane (Mrs.), grocer, 8o Cobbold 'road
Endersby William, shopkeeper, 19 Sansom road •
Erith & Co. Limited, builders' merchants. wholesale
ironmongers, slaters & tilers, paperhangings, glass.
paints, oils &c. 526 & 528 High road & Midland Rail-
way depot, High road; branches at Bow, Cambridge
Heath, Hackney Downs & Cricklewood •
Essex Accumulator Co. 497 & 499 Grove Green road
Essex Cottage Nurses' Home & Day Nursery (Sister
Alice, matron), Beachcroft road
Essex Pure Drug Stores Limited, chemists & druggists.
542 High road
Ethe· idge Sarah (Mrs.), picture frame ma. 234 High rd
Evam & Davies, drapers, 24, 25 &; 26 Church lane
Evans & Co. oilmen 515, &; provision dealers 519, 521 &;
52:;1, High road
Eva.n~ Lilian (Mrs.), corset maker, 752 High road
Evans Olive (Miss), confectioner, 38oa, High road
Evans Waiter Sydney, builder, 12 Mayville road
Evans William Edwar<f, tobacconist 1a, & boot repairer
2a, Poppleton road & haberdasher~ 85 Colworth :road
E'·ans William Henry, accountant, 664 High road
Evans Wm. Henry, insurance supt. to Gainsborou.gh rd
Evans William John, saddler, 266 High road
Fabri Leon, confectioner, 595 High road & 6 Hollowayrd
Fairall Ella (Miss), music teacher, 180 Cannhall road
Faircloth Frederick, carpenter & joiner, 23 Madeira rd
Fairclough George J. watch maker, 4 Belton road
Fairman Alfred, dairyman, 24 Percy street
Fallows Elizabeth (Mrs.),juvenile clothier, 55 Cobbold rd
Falshaw Ethel (Miss), tobacconist, 212 High road
Farmer Frederick, corn & flour dealer. 742 High road
Farren Edward, dining rooms, 440 High road
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Fasey Anthony & Son, contractors, Grove Green road Goodwin Thos. Hy. F.R.C.O. organist, 135 Harold road
Fennell Alfred, oilman, 471 High road Gorsuch Richard Blackburne l:J.A., M.D. physician a;
Field Henry James, grindery dealer, 422 High road surgeon, 132 Frith road
Fielding Joseph Vincent, coffee house, 99 Harrow road Gossling & Son, hosiers & glovers, 548 High road
Fillebrook Institute, 24 Fairlop road Goswell Sidney, stationer, 63 Hainault road
Fillebrook Lecture Hall, Fairlop road Gould Annie (Mrs.), confectioner, go Cannhall road
.Fish George & Co. pawnbrokers, 720 High road Gower William Henry & Son, builders, 530 High road
Fisher Constance (Mrs.), draper, 450 High road Grant Robert Charles, fruiterer, 23 Church lane
.Fisher Ellen .(Mrs.), music teacher, 32 Stanmore road Gray Mary Ann (Mrs.), dress maker, 64 Wellesley road
Fitch Frederick William & Sons, plumbers, 8 Napier Green Frank, decorator, 67 West street
road & decorators, 9 Denmark street Green Hy. who. boot & shoe manufactr. Norlington rd
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Fitch Henry & Sons, furniture ;removers, 41 Oecil road Green Matilda (Miss), dress maker, 17 Wadley r()ad
:Fitch Hem·y, carman, 5 Star terrace, Harrow road Greeves Alfred, rate collector for Stepney, 28 Vernon rd
Flack Minnie (Miss); dress maker, no Milla.is road Greig John Sangster M.B., C.M.Aberd. physician & sur-
Flack William, furniture dealer, 313 High road geon, & medical officer to West Ham union work·
Fletcher John Williamson, printer,' 522 High road house & schools, 166 South Birkbeck road
Flutter Edwin, news agent, 76za, High road Griffiths F. T. & Co. ironmongers, 20 Church lane
Foley John, shopkeeper, 17 'lrinity street Griffiths George, chimney sweeper, 5 Browning road
Folkes William, butcher, I47 Grove Green road Gri:ffi.ths George Henry, builder, 3I6 High road
Fookes George Oscar, greengrocer, 87 Colworth road Grimes Richard, builder & contractor, 83 Wallwood
Ford Samuel, hosier, 797 High road road & 114a, Fairlop road
Fordee George, greengrocer, 563 High road Grimshaw Edward H. & Sons, electricians, 777 High rd
Fordham Mary (Mrs.), dress maker, 75 Park Grove road J Grimster Nathaniel, tailor, 14 Wa.dley road
.Forest Drive Estate Office (W. A. Hutchin, manager), Grimston .George Henry & Arthur Robert, perambulator
Mountgrove road warehouse, 747 High road
.Forest Gate, Manor Park & Ilford Express & Indepen- Groom William George, boot maker, 32 Melford road
dent Newspaper (John George Locks, publisher & Grove Rubber & Asbestos Works Co. (The), asbestoa
printer; published saturday), 827 High road manufacturers, Norman road
Forge Frederick, blind maker, u8 Frith road Gunton William, coal merchant, 33 Lansdowne road
.Forman Robert, dining rooms, 367 High road Guthrie Peter, oil & calor man, 819 High road
Foster Thomas & Co. wine & spirit merchants (Leyton- Bagger George, but-oher, 491 High road
stone branch), 718 High road Haines Thomas Price, insurance agent, 504 High road
Foulkes Morley, est.ate agent, 21 Calderon road Hair William, boot maker, 5 Esther road
Foulsham Oliver, shopkeeper, I43 Cathall road Hale W. A. & H. grocers, 6S8, 66o & 662 High road
Fountain John, contectwner, 700 High road Hale John, confectioner, 348 High road
Fowler Edward, tailor, 437 High road Haley Affred Robert, fishmonger, 442 High road
Freeman Charles R. insurance supt. 469 Grove Green rd Hall J ames, dairyman, 336 High road
Freeman William, butcher, 549 High road Hall Lewis, timber merchant, 400 High road ; 8 Harrow
French Seth, boot repairer, 58 Southwell Grove road . road & Church lane
Preind Charles, grocer, 44 Harrow road Hall William Edward F.C.I.S. accountant, 27 Vernon rd
..Friswell Daniel & Son, furniture dealers, 529 High road Hambly James Alfred, builder & decorator, Ci8 & 70
Frost Frederick Samuel, corn merchant,ss Beachcroft rd Union road & 303 High road
.F'rost George, coal & coke merchants, so Wragby road Hammond Ernest John, accountant, 10 Chertsey road
Frost William Edward, decorator, Ioo :M:ornington road Hampshire John, greengroceP, 53 Norman road
Ft-ost William Henry, tailor, 263 High road Hancock Charles James Sortain M.D., V.D., M.R.C.S.,
Fuller & Co. timber merchants, Steele rd. & Ranelagh rd L.R.C.P.,L.S.A.Lond. physician & surgn. 33 Fairlop rd
Fuller Agnes (Mrs.), tobacconist, 45a, Hainault road Hancock John W. baker, 102 Cannhall road
Fuller James, hosier, 843 High road Handman David, watch maker, 6o7 High road
Funnell Mary G. (Miss), shopkeeper, 42 Cobbold road Handman Fanny (Mrs.~. corset maker, 6o7a, High road
Furze Edgar, butcher, 412 High road Harbour Charles, greengrocer, 152 Napier road
Gaiety Cinema (Leytonstone) Co. Ltd. Church lane Hardington James, greengrocer, 31 Argyle street
Gambiragio Louis, confectioner, 754 High road Hards John, marine stor-e dealer, 486 High road
Gane Violet (Miss) A.L.C.M. teacher of the pianoforte, Hardway Edward, plumber, 22 Argyle street
48 Colworth road Hardy George John, draper, 12 Church lane
Gardner Jn. & Son,dyers,823 High rd. & I56 Norman rd Hare Charles & Co. estate agents, 2 Church lane
6arland Frank, grocer, 737 High road Harmer Charles & Sons, butchers, 168 High road
-Garner William E. sen. marine store dlr. 163 Cathall rd Harrington Herbert Thomas, beer retailer, 341 High rd
Garrard James, shirt maker & hosier, 487 & 489 High rd Harris George & Son, upholsterers, 131 Mornington rd
Gas Light & Coke Co. (The), 86r High road Harris Charles, provision dealer, IIS Cathall road
.Gascoyne George, grocer, 222 Cannhall road Har.ris· Charles, wardrobe dealer, I Trinity street & 59
Gascoyne Harry, hair dresser, 227 Cannhall road Holloway road .,..
Gearing Edwin, butcher, 19 Church lane Harris John Huxtable, shopkeeper, 3 Chester street
Gentry Waiter Fredk. watch ma. & jllweller, 174 High rd Harris Richard, gre.engrocer, 127 Cathall road
German George, confectioner, I89 Grove Green road Harris Vincent (Miss), typewriting bureau, 632 High rd
Gerres William, wardrobe dealer, 56 Harrow road Rarrison Alicia (Mrs.), milliner, 39 Harvey road
-Gibbs Alfred, confectioner, 821 High road Harrison J. Bristowe P., F.I.C. analytical chemist, 4tS
'Gibbs William, shoe maker, 773 High road Grove Green road
Gibbs William James, baker, 47 Hainault road Hart James, coal merchant, 58 Trinity street
Gibson Charles, draper, 653 High road Hart John, photographer, 275 High road
-Gilbert George, musician, 208 Grove Green road Hart Joseph, boot repairer, 223 Grove Green road
Gill He.nry & Son, boot makers, 629 High road Harvey Archibald Ed. confectioner, 22I Cannhall road
Gill James, chimney sweeper, 23 Beachcroft road Harvey Frederick, news agent, 543 High road
·Gill John Robert, corn. traveller, 30 Grove Green road Hatchard Frederick, greengrocer, I I Park Grove road
Giller Florence (Mrs.) & Smith Agnes (Miss), college Hausch John George, baker, 158 Union road
for girls, 7I & 73 Fairlop road Hauser Frederick William, baker, 46 Harrow ;road
Girling J. & H. coal merchants, Railway stn. Ohuroh lane Hawes Waiter George, electrical .engineer, 5 Statioa
Gittings Henry Thomas, news agent, 17 Granleigh road buildings, Church lane
Gladstone Club (Jn. Fredk. Latilla; sec.), 410 High rd Hawkes Elijah, horse dealer, 177 Cathall road
Glassner Isidore, costumier, 3 Station buildings,. Hawkins C. fancy repository, 34a, Church lane
Church lane & ladies' tailor, 702 High road Haynes .Alfred, shopkeeper, ss Beachcroft road
Glasspool Charles & Son, tailors, 6r8 High road Hazel Brothers, provision dealers, 682 High road
Gleed Samuel James. watch maker, 679 High road Head George Herbert, insurance agent,s7 Park Grove rd
cGlen Rosa Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Limited (The). Heapy Thomas, pi.aJloforte tuner, 30 Elsham road
2I8 & 220 High road Heaton Henry, oven builder, 75 Holloway road
'Glyde Edward John, estate agent, 23 Poppleton road Heaton Robert Jamo?s, wholesale stationer, 262 High rd
Gobel Charles Frederick, pork butcher, 279 High road Hedley & Co. (Leytonstone) Limited, ethyl chloride
Goddard Arthur V. cycle maker, IISa, Grove Green rd manufacturers, 92 Harrow road
Godfrey GeQrge, fishmonger, 753 High road Herbert J. & Co. costumiers, 799 High road
Godsave Alfred James, greengrocer, 57 Hainault road Herbert Rachel(:Miss),grocer,& post offi.ce,rro Harrow rd
Gold Morris, fried fish dealer, 145 Cathall road Herman Mark, china & glass dealer, 271 High road
Good Shepherd Children's Industrial Home (Sister Hersom William, plumber, 74 :Matcham road
Superior, manageress), The Pastures, Davies lane Hesketh Thomas & Sons, boot makers, IS Selby road
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Hetherington Frederick, confectioner, 6os High road
Bickman George & Son, printers, 593- High road
Hicks &Sons,musical instrument removers,s6Birkbeck rd
Hicks Henry, ell'ctrician, 56 Birkbeck road
Hicks Thomas George, oilman, 208 Cannhall road
Hidden Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 283 High road
Hill Frederick George, The Bell P.H. 468 High road
Hiller Harry & Co. ladies' outfitters, Church lane
Hitchcock .!.nnie (Mrs.), lamp dealer, 244 High road
Hobbs Thomas D. builder, 618 High road
Hockley John Hewson, beer retailer, 49 Lascelles road
Hodgson Albert & Co. ironmongers, 3 Harrow road
Hoffman William, tailor, 704 High road
Holden George H. confectioner, 2I2 Cannhall road
Holder Herbert, tobacconist, 6oxa, High road
Hollier Lily (Mrs.), servants' registry office, 496 High rd
Hollingsworth Samuel Thos. insur. agent, 22 Preston rd
Hollow John, confectioner, 35 Kingston road
Holmes Frederick, insurance agent, 302 Cannhall road
Holmes Frederick E. house agent, 216 Grove Green rd
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, 555 & 648 High road
Hooper Richard. boot maker, 36 W adley road
.Hopkins Herbert Horace, shopkeeper, I Gladstone street
Hornett William Henry, blacksmith, IS Acacia road
Horsley George Richard, beer retailer, 59 Hainault road
Horton Herbert, boot repairer, 6 Percy street
Horwood Nellie (Miss), dress maker, 5 Wellesley road
Hoskings Geo. & T. L. artificial teeth mfrs. 827 High rd
Hough A. F. stationer, x6 Church lane
Howard & Co. tailors, 18 Church lane
Howard Charles, greengrocer, 6 Chester street
Howes A. H. & Co. electrical engin.eers, 5 Church lane
Howes Augustus, confectioner r, & tobacconist 2, Station
buildings, Church lane & confectioner, 559 High road
Howsam Hannah (Miss), milliner, 252 High road
Hudson H. & A. (Misses), fancy repository, 651 High rd
Hull Daisy (Miss), picture frame maker, 480 High road
Humphreys Stephen Thos. printer, 10 Park Grove road
Humphreys Waiter C. coal & coke merchant, 1 Seloy rd
Hunt Geo. Elton, asst. insuranoe supt. 32 Connaught rd
Hunter Samuel R. fishmonger, 28 The Parade, Grove
Green road
Hurley John, insurance agent, 2I Chichester road
Hnrrell Laura (Mrs.), greengrocer, 7 <Aithall road
Hutchins Albert John, sign writer, rso ::'ij"apier road
Hutchins Joseph Thomas, tobacconist, 756 High road
Hutchinson Harry L. tobacconist, 681a, High road
Hntt Harriett S. (Miss), Brooklyn House girls' school,
10 New Fillebro<ik road
l!!glesden William H. upholsterer, IO Cary road
Imperial Cash Stores, grocers, 589 High road
International Tea Co.'s Stores Limited, 706 High road
Irons John R. baker, 28r High road
Izatt William, house d.ecorator, 20 Cary road
Jackson Frederick, fign writ-er, 5 Church lane
JackS'On John Talbot, pawnbroker, 255 & 257 High road
Jakeman Brothers, drapers, 857 & 859 High road
Jaggard Frederick, station master G. E. Railway, Ley-
tonstone station, Church lane
James C. G. & H. (Misses), underclothing manufac·
turers1 SSI High road
James Eliza (Mrs.), nurse, 3.8 Trinity street
James Frederick, shopkeeper, 5 I Norman road
James George, news agent, 76 Holloway road
James Magdalene (Miss), dairy, 260 High road
Jameson Malcolm Thomas, builder, 21 Mayville road
Jarold Edgar Arthur, confectioner, 675 High road
Jarvis George H. auction~r, 631 High road & Midland
Station approach
.Teary James (Mrs.), dress maker, 43 Colworth road
Jeffreys William George, oilman, 102 Harrow road
Jekyll & Macgregor, physicians & surgeons, Gains·
borough house, Gainsborough road
Jekyll Lewis Nugent M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. (firm,
Jekyll & Macgregor), physician & surgeon, & medical
officer & public vaccinator for Leytonstone & Wanstead
division, West Ham union, Gainsborough house,
Gainsborough road
Jenkinson Edward, jobmaster, r Beachcroft road
.Jennings & Smith, builders, 27 Colworth road
J ennings George William, laundry, W oodhouse road
Jennings William, herbalist, 6o Leslie road
Johnson Edwin, china. & glass dealer, 2 Chester street
Johnson James, house decorator. 28"'Lancaster road
Johnson Ja.mes J. decorator, :l Drayton road
Johruon Thomas, foreman to Metropolitan Water Board
(Eastern district), 46 Barclay road
Johnson William, boot maker, 877 High road
Johnstone Percy Hope, artificial teeth mfr. 654 High rd
Jones Brothers, cycle dealers, 338 High road
Jones Henry & Co. drapers, 479 & 48I Hig-h Toad
Jones & Co. boot & shoe warehouse, 845 High road
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Jones Albert, bill poster, 283 Harrow road
Jones Henry James, jun. plumber, 4 Acacia road
Jones Percy Walter, confectioner~ 408 High road
Jordan Robert, bricklayer, 1 Wood street
Joseph Benjamin, electrician, 622 High road
Joseph Joshua, lamp dealer, 2I4 High road
Joyce .!.rthur, poulterer, 13 Ranelagh road
Judge Edward Rice, insurance agent, 51 Montague rd
Kearney Edward, supt. St. Patrick's Catholic cemetery,
Union road
Kearns Arthur E. coal merchant, 8o Union road
Keasley W. R. & Co. advertising agents,262 Cannhall rd
Keen '1homas, secondhand furniture dealer, 677 High rd
Keep John Henry, Green Man P.H. 762 High road
Kellard Joseph, district supt. Refuge Assurance Co.
Limited, 6oo High road
Kendall & Son, plumbers, 54 Cannhall roacl
Kennard Harry, solicitor, 3 Gainsborough road
Kennedy Jessie C. (Madam), milliner, 642 High road
Kt>sterton Lucy pladame), blouse maker, 708 High road
Kidd John, boot repairer, 18 Holloway road
Kidman Ada (Miss), fancy draper, 2oo Cannhall road
Kilbey Alfred William, boot maker, 137 Cathall road &.
65 Park Grove road
Kilbey Eli, greengrocer, 35 Chester street
Kilbey Henry Edward, greengrocer, 107 Granleigh rd
Kilburn Frank, sidecar manufacturer, 330 High road
Kinchin Henry Edward, insurance agent, 53 Cary road
Kind & Co. builders, 564 High rd. & 27 Wall wood rd
King Henry, builder, 219 Cannhall road
King Henry, picture frame maker, 27 Church lane
King Thomas, confectioner, 32 Browning road
King William, bookbinder, 250 High road
Kingston John William, undertaker, 503 High road
Kinns Fred, picture frame maker, 122 Millais road
Kipping Henry William, fruiterer, 7I6 High road
Kirkdale Engineering Co. Limited (1he), mechanical
engineers, Kirkdale road
Kitchener George, builder, Bo Frith !'Oad
Kloer Ehzh. (Mrs.), nursing home, I9 & 21 Holly Td
Knight Jn. Mackenzie, surveyor, Bushwood, Browning rd
Knight Samuel Philip, builder, 10 ~venue road
Knolley William George, fishmonger, 202 Cannhall Toad
Knowles Louis, insurance agent, 65 Colworth road
Kunold Frederick William, confectioner, 495 High road
Lake Arthur Thomas, insurance agent, 77 Harold road
Lamb Alexander, printer, Hainault Toad
Lamb Arthur, builder, 37 Kingsdown road
Lamb C. :Marguerite (:Mrs.), dress ma. 7 Cannhall rd
Lamb Louisa Eleanor (Miss) .1.L.C.M. teacher of the
pianoforte, 72 Fairlop road
Lamb Robert, house decorator, 72 Fairlop road
Lambert Mary (Miss), teacher of music, 246 Cannhall rd.
Lampard _.Ufred, paperhanger, 2 Cnion road
Lane James, boot maker, 25 Harrow road
Lang _-\.rnold, furniture dealer, 394 High road
Langmaid Nelson Henry S. insur. agent,9 Mornington ra
Lansdowne Sick & Benefit Society (The) (Fredk. Lewis,
sec.), 2 Woodlands road
Lapp Henry, laundry, 460 High road
Larkins Chas. & Co. fishmgrs. & poulterers,833 High r
Lash Septimus Alfred, supt. of attendance officers fot
Leyton Education committee, 37 Vernon road
Latilla Fredk. & Son, house decorators, 8 Barclay road
Lavender May & Grace (Misses), dress mas.x Vernon rd
Lawrence William, farrier, see Cooper & Lawrence
Leaver George, tobacconist, IT Cathall road
Lecore Mary (Mrs.), powder puff maker, g6 Birkbeck rd
Lee & Son, grocers, 732 High road
Lee Elizabeth (Miss), grocer, 771 Hi~h road
Lee Robert W. plumber, 143 Millais road
LPheup Samuel Henry, beer & wine retailer, 493 High rd
Leigh Lottie (Mrs.), nurse, 23 Grove Green road
Lennards Ltd. (Public Benefit Boot Co.), 728 High rd
Lester William, shopkeeper, 309 High road
Levett Edwin, confectioner, 126 Union road
Levitte Millicent (Madame), milliner, 553 High road
Levy Samuel, gPneral dealer, 29 Holloway r<>ad
Le win Est her (Mrs.), provision dealer, 66 Holloway road·
Lewis Ellen (Miss), confectioner, I35 Cathall road
Lewis F. Barman A.M.I.E.E. plectrical engineer &
manag-er to the Levton •
Urban Distriet Council
Electricity Works, 46 Forest drive east
Lewis Fredericl;: William, news agent, 26 Lincoln street
Lewis Isabel:ijl(Mrs.),servants' registry office,63o High rd
Lewis Leo, draper, 10 Cathall road
Lewis William Thos. brass finisher, 240 Cannhall road
Leyton Express & Independent Newspaper (John George
Locks, publisher & printer; published fri. early for
sat.), 827 High road
Leyton & Leytonstone Fire Brigade, (No. 3 statio~
& (No. 2 station) 791 High road
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Leyton Public Baths (H.L. W.Stanley, supt. ),Cathall rd
Leyton Public Hall, Cathall road • Masonic Hall, Harvey road
Leyton Public Library (Zebedee Moon, chief librarian),
High road
Leyton Urban District Council (Highways depot),
Hain!lult road
Leyton Urban District Council Electricity Works for
Leyton & Leytonstone (Ralph Vincent, clerk to the
council; F. Barman Lewis A.M.I.E.E. engineer &
manager; J. W. Speight, station superintendent),
Cathall road; show rooms, 30 Church lane
Leyoonstone Express & Independent Newspaper (John
George Locks, printer & publisher; published
saturday), 827 High road
Leytonstone Motor Engineering Co. Limited, motor
engineers, 764 High road
Leytonstone Orchestral Society (Frederick Taylor, hon.
sec. & treasurer), Elliott rooms, Dacre road
Leytonstone Postmen's Office, Fillebrook road
Leytonstone Skating Rink Limited, cinematograph
theatre (Frederick Yarrow, sec.), Kirkdale road
Leytonstone Steam Laundry Co. Ltd.laundry,4oo High rd
Libby & Samson (Misses), dress makers, I9 Carlton road
IJiddon ..A.rthur, confectioner, 111 Harrow road
Lilley Samuel Archer, insurance agent, 46 Davies lane
.Linden Henry C., L.R.C.P.Edin., L.F.P.S.Glas. physi-
cian & surgeon, IOI Mornington road
Lipton Limited, provision merchants, 714 High road
Little Charles Edwd. pianoforte warehouse, 647 High rd
Little James, hair dresser, 30'I High road
"Lloyd Archibald Lewis, dining rooms, 7 Harrow road
Lloyd Horatio. boot maker. .'iQ7 High road
Lockhart Priscilla (Mrs.), tobacconist, 291 Hig-h road
·Locks John GE.'orge, publisher & proprietor of "Eastern
Mercury'' &c. 827 High road
Lodge Herman, greengrocer, 469 High road
Loeber William, boot maker, 2 & 4 Victoria road
Loftus Beatrice (Miss), florist, 14 Birkbeck road
-London City & Midland Bank Limited (Herbt. Stanle,-
Robinson, manager), 646 High road; draw on head
office, Threadneedle street, London E C
London & Provinces Discount Oo. Limited, loan office,
32 Cobbold road
London & Provincial Bank I~imitE'd (branch) (D. F.
Thomas, mngr. ). 839 High rd.; draw on head office. ':!
Bank buildings,Lothbury EO. See advertisement
:London & South Western Bank Limited (branch) (Chas
Henry SPrgeant, manager), 178 High road; draw on
head office, r7o Fenchurch street, London E 0
·Long Florence Jane (Mrs.), estate & insurance agent,
579 High road
Long GeorQ"e, sp-ocer, 10 Oheneys road
Love AlfrPrl S. coal merchant. 97 Harrow road
Lovelock Henry John, house decorator,27 South-West rd
Low Benj. Richd. & -sons, builders, j i Lancaster :road
Low Annie (Mrs.). laundry, 'i3 Lanc~sk>r road
Lowe Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 32 Wragby road
Lupton Emma (Mrs.), pianoforte teacher, 84 Melford rd
Lush & Cook Limited, dyers, 652 High road
Macdonald Harriet (Mrs.), furrier, 516 High road
J\lcDougall Hermine (Mrs.), tobacconist, r84 HiQ"h road
Macgregor Patri<>l{ F., M.D .. O.M., D.P.H. physician &
surgeon, see Jekyll & Macg-regor
·MclntQsh LPonard Geo. house decorat01".43 Montague rd
-M~Kenzie Willhm & Sons, wood let~er & block cutters,
3 I Lansdowne road
Macnamara Mary (Miss), wardrobe dealer, 258 High rd
""McWilton Archihald, artificial tePth ma. 23 Church la
·Madley Frank, undertaker, 332 High road
~fan by Sarah (Mrs.), shirt & collar drssr.Q7 Granleigh rd
Nandy Edward, confectioner, 226 Cannhall road
Manley William Henry & Son, carmen, 25:; Oannhall rd
Manley EllPn (Mrs.), laundrv, 255 Cannhall road
Mann Hugh Thomas, toy maker, 78 Lansdowne road
Manu John. farriPr, 10 Browning r.oad
Mann John, iun ~hoeing smith, 438 Hig-h road
Manu John Thomas, beer retailer, 24 Browning road
Mansell Id a (Miss) & Press Gertro1de (Mrs.), private
school, 86 Hainault road
Mansfield Bertie, boot maker, 230 Oannhall road
Mansford Annie (Mrs.), secondhand furniture dealer,
293 Hig-h road
Mantella Bernard. hair dresser, 67i High road
MargPtts ..A.Iex. fruiterer & g-reengTocer. 625 HiQ"h road
1\Iarkham Thf)mas E. boot maker, 465 Higp road
Marrable JamPs, firewood dealer, 34 Avenue Toad
Marrable Ralnh N. builder, 6o Pretoria road
Marshall Gro. W. L. insurance agent, 130 Matcham rd
Martin Bernard, cycle dealer, 75I High road
Martin Oha~ Jn. furnished aparts. 9 Grove Green road
Martin J o!'eph, beer retailer, 40 Victoria road
Martin Priscilla (MTs. ), confectioner, 157 Harrow road
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Mason Rose (Mrs.), dress maker, s~ Union road
Maton James, house d-ecorator, 79 Harrow road
Matthews & Son,chemists & druggists,s I3 & 722 High rd
Matthews ..A.lbert Chas. house decorator, I7 Barclay rd
Matthews Thomas Robert, decorator, r Woodlands road
Maud Louisa (Mrs.), dress·maker, 304 Cannhall road
Maxton J. S. (Miss), nurse, 67 Hainault road
~ay John William, insurance agent, 26 Beachcroft road
Maycock John J. hair dresser, 253 Cannhall road
Mayhew Luther, insurance supt. 500 High road
Maypole Dairy Co. Ltd. provision dealers, 853 High toad
Mead Thomas Ely, tobacconist, 278 High road
Meggs James Frank, grocer, 56 Cathall road
Meldon Claud, motor engineer, 30 Harrow road
Mercer Anne E. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 599 High road
Mercer Ernest, hair dresser, 76o High road
Mereday Charles Jas. sign writer, 35 Southwell Groverd
Metcalfe Frank, teacher of music, 26 Fairlop road
Metropolitan Academy of Music (Frank Bonner, direc-
tor), Haydn house, 63 Fairlop rd. T N 446 Wanstead
Mickelborough Edwd. fruiterer & graengro. 5r7 High rd
Midland Coal Supply, coal merchants, 5 Midland Coal
offices, Hainault road
Midland Railway Coal & Goods Depots, High road &
Hainault road
~ignot Mary (Mrs.), boot maker, 288 Grove Green road
.Miller John, bricklayer, 36 Cobbold road
Millin Thomas, builder, 298 Oannhall road
Mills ..!.rthur, refreshment room, 33I High road
Milton Henry William, shopkeeper, 27 Holloway road
Minto James, draper, 327 Hi{\"h road
Mitchell Claude, beer retailer, 128 Grove Green road
Mitchell Henry C. grooor, 8o Worsley road
Mitchell James, ham & beef dealer, 712 High road
Moddrel Margaret G. R. (Miss), draper, 141 Cathall rd
Moody Thomas, dining rooms, 330 Oannhall road
Moore Brothers Limited, grocers, 17 Church lane
~1oore Herbert Victor, boot repairer, 12 I{arvey road
Mot>re Richard John, dining rooms, 567 High road
Moore William Arthur, tobacconist, 33 Church lane
Morgan Amelia (Mrs.), dress maker, I Barclay road
Morgan E. A. ale & porter merchant, Oourtenay road
Morg-an Gertrude Ethel (Miss), costumier, 7 Barclay rd
Morley Harriett ..A.gnes (Mrs.), Colegrave Arms P.H. 145
Cannhall road
Morley Phrebe (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I West street
Morris Frederick, watch maker, 242 High road
Morris Harold Geo. estate agt. see Protheroe & Morris
Morris James, confectioner, 867 High road
Morris M. (Mrs.), laundress, 9 Union road
Morse Frances (Miss), tobacconist, 477 High road
Morton Edwd. Jas. Plough & Harrow P.H. 435 High rd
Mowl ..A.rthur Henry. printer, 86 Oannhall road
Naylor Eleanor A. (Mrs.), dining rms. 210 Cannhall rd
Neal Thos. Oollison. house decorator, 63 Montague 'rd
Neat by Thomas Miller M ...A.., M.D. physician & surgeon,
I07 Fairlop road
Needham Laura (Mrs.), tie maker, -61 Wrag-by road
Nethercot Clara (Miss), confectioner, 240 High road
~etherton Arthur, watch maker, 58oa, High road
Neve Loni!;e (Mrs.), stationer, 406 High road
Nevill H. W. Ltd. patent hot water bakers, Harrow rd
New England Ozonator Co. Limited, 34 Newcomen road
New Model Laundries Limited, laundry, 8 The Parade1
Grove Green road
Newley Albert, silk chenille manufactr. 77 Monta~e rd
Newman Herbert Edward, house decorator, r .Aylmer rd
Newman Thos.Wm. g-rocer,4 The Parade,Grove Green rd
Nichamin Leon, confectioner, 875a, High road & grocer.
5 r Oannhall Toad
Nicholls Robert Alien & Son, butchers, 710 High road
Nicholls Maud (Mrs.), news agent, 8 Cathall road
Nicholls Waiter Thomas, dairy, 37 Cobden road
Nicholson Waiter & Son, boot makers, 106 Cannhall rd
Noble Reginald Stewart, decorator, 102 l3irkbeck road
Non-Treadover Boot Co. (Fitzwell Limited), boot
makers, 550 High road
Norfolk Henry J. shopkeeper, 290 Cannhall road
Norman David & Son, butchers, 855 High road
Nonnan & Reynolds, butchers, 576 High road
Norris William George, greensp-ocer, 26I High -road
North Alexander. jun. hair dresser, tr7 Harrow road
North wood Phillip Hy. plumber & painter,24Lancaster rd
Norwood A. & Sons, butchers, 65o High road
Nunn Edwd. Cuthbert, professor of music,34 Hartley rd
Nunn Waiter, coal merchant, 715 Hi!!h road
Nurse Charles David, upholsterer, 12 Harrow road
~ursing Home (Miss L. Trewin, matron), 127 Whipps
Cross road
Ogden Herbert John, picturE' frame maker, 6o3 High rd
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Oldfield, Ball & Co. Limited, coal merchants, 6 Mid~ Puttick Charlotte :Mary (Miss), dress maker, 71 Morn-
land Coal offices, Hainault road ington road
Olivel' Frederick, deeorator, 35 Mayville road Quantrill Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, H3 Harrow road
Olney Frederick, greengrocer, 65r High road Quick Katherine (Mrs.), dress maker, 51 Harvey road
O'Mara. Jessie (.Mrs.), tailor, 10 Lansdowne road Quiney Frederick, scale maker, 268 High road
Oram Samuel, hosier, 232 High road Raddon James Hy. bak.er, 30 The Parade,Grove Green rd
Orchard Elizabeth (Mrs.), haberdasher, 501 High road Raimer Ernest, confectioner, u2 Woodllouse road
Orchard William Henry, printer, 501 High road Rainer Maurice, dining rooms, 530a, High road
Ormiston & Co. builders, 57 Browning' road Read Henry C. rag merchant, 509 High road
Osborne Harry, tobacconist, 22 Church lane Read John W. marine store dealer, 48 Harrow road
Ottaway John, antique dealer, 139 Cannhall road Readhead George, coach smith, 25 Holloway road
Ovenden Annie (Mrs.),corn & flour dealer,r39 Cathall rd Redgrave Brothers, builders. 1 Union road
Overett Henry, chimney sweeper, 147 Mornington road Reed Alfred J. confeetioner, 14 Harrow road
Overy George, hair dresser, 31 Church lane Reed Henry William, confectioner, 325 High road
Oxborough Caroline Annie (Miss), school for girls, 5 Reed Joseph Henry, house furnisher, 534 High road
Hawbridge road Reeve .!lfred, certificated bailiff, 191 Harrow road
Oxbrou.gh Bertram, school attendance officer to Educa- Reeve Henry L.S.A. surgeon, 33 & 35 Grove Green road
tion committee, 345 Grove Green road Reeves James George, shop fitter, Denmark street
Page R.obert & Son, fiorists, 670 High road Reid Evelyn (Miss), teacher of music, 112 Grove Grn.rd
Page Edith Kate (Mrs.), teacher of music, 28 Grove rd Renton Brothers,musical instrument dealers,38o High rd
Page Percival Charles, greengrocer, 815 High road Reynolds Edward J. insurance agent, 5 Chichester road
Palmer Richard, boot repairer, 67 Frith road Reynolds Thomas George, stone mason, 37 Holloway rd
Pank Isobel (Miss), dress maker, 69 Chichester road Ribnell James, secondhand book seller, 335 High road
Parker Hy. Alfd. oilman, 2 The Pavement, Hainault rd Richards George William & Son, teachers of music,
Parkt>r Mary (Mrs.), draper, 370 Grove Green road 189 Mornington road
Partridge Edward, builder, 494 High road Richards Ethel (Miss), dress maker, 92 Calderon road
Pa.v.ey William H. shopkeeper, 328 Ca.nnhall road Richardson William, tailor, 8 Browning road
Payne Ernest, hair dresser, 133 Cathall road Richter School of Music (The) (Henri Richter, proprie-
Payze Richard, corn & seed merchant, 857 High road tor), 6gB High road
Peacock .John, butcher, 224 Cannhall road Rickards Albert John, umbrella maker, 289 High road
Pearks Limited, grocers, 172 High road Ridrett, Smith & Co. coal merchants (local office), 33
Pearse Alice (Miss), draper, 104 Cannhall road Church lane
Pegra.ms Stores Limited, grocers, zn High road Rider Robert A. optician, 540 High road
Peirce Joseph, shopkeeper, 23 Trinity street Ridgley _<\lfred Stanley, greengrocer, 6o Victoria road
Pepper William Sanders, fancy draper, 847 High road Riley John, optician, 289 Hainault road
Perkins George, coal dealer, 16 Holloway road Riley Mahala (Miss), dress maker, 29 Mornington road
Perks Laura. (Miss), dress maker, 104 Napier roa.d Rivett Alfred, cycle works, 236 High road
Perrin Charles Henry, registrar of birth!! & deaths for Bobbins Frerlerick, fishmon!l'er, 14 Browning road
sub~district of North Leyton, West Ham union, z Roberts Frank, butcher, 4 Cathall road
Hainault road Roberts S. A. (Miss), Elson House preparatory school &
Perry Annie (Mrs.), dress maker. 114 Matcham road kindergarten, 57 & 59 Wallwood road
Perry Edward, tailor, 4 Grove road Roberts Wm. Victor, dairyman,soo Sheepwash & Roberts
Perry Hannah (Mrs.), window blind ma. 10 Clarence rd Robey George Austin, relieving officer No. 7 district,
Pescot Frederick S. music teacher, 16o Wallwood road West Ham union, 35 Woodhouse road
Petcbey William, greengrocer, 147 Cathall road Robinson Benjamin Thomas, corn. trav. 38 Cowley 1road
Pettit G<>orge, greengrocer, 424 High road Robinson Clara (Mrs.), grocer, 156 Union road
Pettit William H. boot maker, II_') Harrow road Robinson Herbert Stanley, manager London City & Mid~
Petty & Son, anct10neers, 8z5 High road land Bank Limited, 646 High road
Phillips Arthur William, grocer, 178 Grove Green road Rogers Thomas & Alfred, news agents, 32 Acacia road
Phillips Sarah (Mrs.), laundry, 107 Harrow road Rogers Edwd.Thos.boot ma.3 The Pavement,Hainault rd
Pickens' Stores Limited, grocers, 829 High road Rorke Margaret (Mrs.) M.B., Ch.B. physician & sur-
Pickett Charles, pianoforte tuner, 28 Colworth road geon, 323 High road & 6_') Wallwood road
Pike George, decorator, 128 Colworth road Rorke William Wilson M.B., Ch.B. physician & sur~
Pilley Arthur Cecil & Co. oil refiners, 4 Melford road geon, 65 Wallwood road
Planck Harry Sealey, artificial tooth manufacturer, 86 Rose John & Co.'s Stores Limited, butchers,746 High rd
Fairlop road Ross Alfred & Son, builders, 1 Howard road
Flatten Edith (:~Ess), confr. & tobacconist, 6r6 High rd Bounce Shadrach John, fruiterer, 34 Church lane
Platten Edward, cab proprietor & jobmaster,787 High rd Rowe Edward, decorator & builder, 251 Cannhall road
Pochin Oharles, florist, I)$ Catha]J road Royal Electric Palace, 571 High road
Pocock Richard James, billiard saloon, 78ra, High road Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Limited (H,. T.
Polley Edmund Allan Earl, tailor, 58 Birkbeck road I Warren, supt. ), 178a, High road
Polley Henry, sen. decorator, 159 Cathall road Rubery P. & Co. upholsterers, 374 High road ·
Ponsford Waiter D. wheelwright, 447 & 350 High road Rudge Fredk. Wm. teacher of dancing, 2 Davies lane
Pope Gecrge, house decorator, 11 Howard road Russell Hy. & Co. house furnishers, 577 & 579 High rd
Portrait House Eleatric Studio, photographers, 6o1 Russell Frederick D. cycle repairer, 46 West street
High road Bussell Phyllis (Mrs.), teacher of the pianoforte, 719
Jlowell James, jobmaster, II5 Fairlop road & 190 to 19_3., High road
195 to 201 & 2o6 Railway arches, Grove Green road Russel1 Richard, corset maker, 719 High road
Power Thomas & Son, brnsh makers, 42 Harrow road Rutherford William, bird dealer, 333 High road
Pratt Waiter Henry, hair dresser, 743 High road ~ Rutledg-e Henry, laundry, 14 Short road
Precision Film Co. Limited. cinematograph film manu~ J Ryan William & Son, electrical engineers, 59 Bnlwer
facturers, Forest works, Whipps Cross road ·1 road & 2 Church lane
Premier Electric Theatre (J. H. Richardson, manager), Sainsbury John, provision dealer, 56o High road
fu7 High road 1 St. Alban's Diocesan Maternity Home (Miss F. Cryer,
Premium Trading Stamp Co. 378 High road matron), 40 Cannhall road
PrPss Gertrude (Mrs.), private school, see Mansell & St. John Ambulance Station (John Joseph Olley, Supt.),
Press 91 Fairlop road
Presswell George, boot maker, 495 Grove Green road St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery (Edwd. Kea:rnet, ~mpt.;
Preston James, butcher, 259 & 537 High road Rev. Canon William Fleming, chief admin.}, Union rd
Priddy Edward William. commercial trav.10-1 Fairlop rd 1 Salisbury Club (The) (Gharles H. Bacon, hon. sec.),
Pridham Gecrge H. hosier, 264 High road 694 High road
Prior Josiah, jobbing gardener, 12 Wadley road Salmon Edith Milmer (Mrs.), coach bldr. 91 Acacia rd
Protheroe & Morris, estate agents, 827 High road Salmon Edward A. greengrocer, ro6 Harr{)W road
Proudfoot Edith (Mrs.), tobacconist, 739 High road Salt Charles Edward Fosbrooke B. A., L.RC.P .Lond .•
Puddicl\11lbe B. W. & I. drapers 684, 686, 688 & 6go, & M.R.C.S.Eng. physician & surgeon, 361 Gr{)ve Grn.rd
tailors 654 k 656, High road Salway John George, baker, 386 High road
Pullen Florence (Miss), tchr. of music, 48 .Ranelagh rd Samson Jane (Miss), dress maker, see Libby & Samson
Pnrbrick Bert, fruiterer, r6o Union road Sanders Brothers, corn ohandlers, 247 &. 591 High .road
Pnrdy & Son&y hair dressers, 402 High road , ::ianders Henry Thomas, confectioner, 137 Cannhall rd
Purkis William John, tailor, 395 High road Sandford Thos. house breaker, see Blount & Sandford
Putland George & William, florists, Cobbold road 3argeant, Longstaff_ & Co. coal merchants, M. Railway
depot, B:igh road
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Sargent John baker, 108 Grove Green road Smythe .Alfred, confectioner, 478 High :road
Saunders Harold, wardrobe dealer, 295 High road Sneed Emma (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 276 High :rMci
Saunders William, fis•hmonger, rq Woodhouse road Snepzum William, news agent, 78 Cannhall road
Savill Brothers, cycle makers, 208 Railway arches, Soar Henry Thurston & Co. tailors, 584 High road
Grove Green road · Spalding Hl'rbert, sewing machine repairer, 31 Wes\ Ill
Schaumloffell .Auguste, baker, 473 High road Sparham .Alfred David, Crown P.H. 692 High road
Schleiermacher George Henry, insurance agent, 4Cn Spark George Henry, coach painter, 49 Lancaster roalf
Grove Green road Sparks Henry, grocer, I06 Woodhom;e road
Schwartz Morris & Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress makers, 388 Speight J. W. station supt. Leyton Urban Distric'
High road Council Electricity 1\T orks for Le~·ton & Leytonstonep
Scott George Waiter, greengrocer, 98 LansdownP road Cathall road
Scott J ames, optician, 702 High road Spelling Edward, boot repairer, uS Union road
Scott John, boot maker, 26 Cecil road Spence John, boot maker, 92 Cannhall road
Scott Richard, boot maker, 23 Victoria road Spencer Gertrude (Miss), dress maker, 6 Woodville road
Scott Robert James, farrier, g6 Woodhouse read Sperring Eliza (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 74 Holloway rd
Scott Thomas H. tobacconist, 448 High road Spindler Waiter, boot maker, 26 Browning road
Scott Waiter, grocer & tea dealer, 46 Mayville road Spreadborough Leonard, electrician, 539 High road
Scrutton Ellen (Mrs.), grocer, 78 Cathall road Springate Chas. Alfred, marble mason,2r Park Grove rcf
Seabrook William Edward, shopkeeper,2o Holloway road Sproul Wm. Hy. & Co. coal mers. M.R. depot, High r<t
Seabrooke David, cycle manufacturer, 785 High road Squires Dudley, Red Lion inn, 640 High road
Seales Henry, grocer, 64 Norman road Stagg Thomas James, insurance supt. 55 Wellesley road
Seaman Marcella (Miss), dress maker, 113 Cannhall rd Standard Coal Co. coal merchants, 645a, High road
Sears John & Co. (Trueform Co.) Limited, boot makers, Stanley W allsend Coal Co. coal merchants, 663 High r<!
831 High road Starck John, shopkeeper, 169 Norman road
Sears Frederiek, df'corator,· 2.5 Bulwe:r' road Staveley's Stores, grocers, 32 Church lane
Seaton H. & Co. furniture dealers, 744 High road Steeden George, turncock to Metropolitan Water Boarap
Seed Thos. Hv.•
chemist, ro The Parade, Grove Green rd Eastern district, I6 Mayville road
Seidel Louis, hair dresser, 176 High road Steiner Rose (Miss), dress maker. 18 Cobden road
Selby Charles & Son, undertakers, 729 High road Stephens Albert, hair dresser, 5 Harrow road
Selby Ernest, builder, 189 to I90 Railway arches, Grove Steven & Wilson, bakers, I4 & IS Church lane
Green road Stevens Hedley, pianoforte tuner, 36 West -Atreet
Selby Ernest Francis, builder, 743 High road Stevenson .Alice Maud (Mrs.), shopkpr. 13 Beachcroft rd
Sergeant Charles Henry, manager London & South Stewart & Co. tailors, 3..57 High road
Western Bank Limited, 178 High road Stiff Henry, grocer, 55 Harrow road
Sewell Samuel & C'o. laundry, 4 Church -iane Stinson Allen Perry L.R.C.P. & S.Edin. physician &
Shakespeare James H~nry, jeweller, 841 & 558 High rd surg-Pon, 82 Cannhall road
Shakespeare Joseph, shopkeeper, 69 Lancaster road Stock Percy, house decorator, 758 High road
Sham Daniel, insurance agent, so Birkbeck road Stockdale Annie D. (Miss), prof. of music,s6 Cannhall rd
Sharpe .Alfred David, attendance officer to Education Stockdale Charles William, boot maker, 56 Cannhall rd
Committee, 8 Fulready road Stopher Frederick, firewood dealer, 3 Denmark street
Shayes Charles L. picture frame maker, 645 High road Story .Alfred Edwd. oil & calor man, 196 Cannhall road
Sheath .Alfred James lt Sons, hockey stick makers, 35a, Strachan Richd. Chas. Thatched House P.H.245 High rd
Lansdowne road Stratford Co-operative & Industrial .Society Limited, 2
Sheepwash & Roberts, dairymen, r66 Union road Midland Coal offices, Hainault road; 98 & 100 & 14r
Shepherd Hemy, builder,1a,Church la. & m,Kirkdale rd Cannhall road & 578 High road & laundry, Union
Sherwood Charles Josiah, undertaker, 200 High road road & South Birkbeck road
Shipperd Ernest John, builder, Madeira road Stripling Benja.min, coal dealer, 37 Wadley road
Shonk Stephen, shopkeeper, 2 Cary road Stuck Sidney Joseph M.D.Brux., M.R.C.S., L.R C.P.p
Shoosmith Louis Stephen L.M.S.S ..A. physician & sur- L.S.~-L physician & surgeon (firm, Hastings & '3t~k).
geon, 38 Cannhall road 113 Fairlop road
Shorter Alice Elizh. (Miss), dress maker, 51 Harold rd Stur~y Francis John F.R.I.B . .A. architect, Snrinam.
Shortland Robert Kemp, grocer, I .Acacia road Hollvbush
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Shurly Herbert, oilman, 317 High road Stuttle Henry, draper, 101 Harrow road
Simmons & Co. builders, 7 Webster road & 67a, '3ullings Emma & Flora (Misset!), dret!s makers,Highston&
Goodall road Sumpter George, music teacher, 71 Fairlop road
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited. 64Q High road fadgell James, grocer, 67 Hainault road
Skelton Thomas, watch maker, 287 High road Tagg William & Son, plumbers, 382 Grove Green road
Skiller Edward R. confectioner, 532 High road Talbot Edith (Miss), teacher of music, 3 Lynton road
Rkinner Caroline (Mrs.), clothier, I05 Harrow road Tanner Charles William & Sons, coal merchants, Rail-
Slade Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer, 25 Union road way station, Church lane
Smart Daisy (Miss), dress maker, 30 Birkbeck road Taplin George, nurseryman, Browning road
Smith & Sons, butchers, 6 The Parade, Grove Green rd Tayler Misses, dress makers, 6 Harrington road
Smith Thomas & Son, wire workers, 351 High road Taylor Grace Eva (Mrs.), dress maker, Woodcote house.
Smith .Ada (Mrs.), dress maker, 265 Cannhall road Norlington road
Smith .A.nnie (Mrs.), draper, 122 Union road Taylor Harry, Heathcote Arms hotel, Grove Green roacl
Smith A.rthur John, registered slaughter house, 48 Taylor Montague, fancy repository, 851 High road
Lansdowne road Taylor Samuel, greengrocer, 4 Cobden road
Smith Emma (Mrs.), teacher of music,5a,Woodhouse rd Taylor Thomas, florist, 33 Percy street
Smith Emrna. Elizabeth (Miss), china, glass & earthen- Taylor William Lewis, carpenter, 35 Browning road
ware dealer, 749 High road Teaves Charles, tailor, 274 High road
Smith Fanny (Mrs.), haberdasher, I04 Harrow road Thacker Harold L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dental surgeon, Sr
Smith Frederick, confectioner, 30 Trinity street Fillebrook road
Smith Frederick, insurance agent, 7 Cary road Thear Thomas Henry, butcher, 83 Colworth road
Smith Gertrude (Mrs.), beer retailer, 17 .A.rgyle etreet Thoma!' D. F. manager London & Provincial Bank Ltd.
Smith Henrietta Mabel (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 9 839 High road
Cathall road Thomas Thomas .Anthony, dairyman, 20 The Parade &;
Smith Henry Thornas,marqueterie cutter,1o4 Harrow rd 374 Grove Green road
Smith Jamee, boot & shoe maker, 511 High road Thompson Edward, firewood dealer, 20 Acacia road
Smith John, grocer, 122 Napier road Thompson George Frederick, leather seller, 725 High rd
Smith Louisa (Mrs.), laundry, 98 Harrow road Thompson Mary.Ann (Mrs.),provision dealer,535 High rd
Smith Marvin, butcher, 467 High road Thorne Robert, decorator, 39 Cobden road
Smith Samuel, pianoforte tuner, 4 .Acacia road Thorogood Albert, electrical engineer, 37 Argyle street
Smith Sidney, grocer, 64 Granleigh road Threadwell .Alfred J.painter & house decrtr.141Harrow rei
Smith Solomon, cutler, 17 Lincoln street Thwaites .A.lice & Clara(Misses),dress makers,gsBulwerrct
Smith Thos. barrister-at-law, & clerk to the guardians Tillett's Essex Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Limitedr
of the West Ham union, Union road 65 7 High road
Smith Thomas, fishmonger, 120 Union road Tisshaw William, boot maker, 349 High road
Smith Waiter, dairyman, 8o Cannhall road Titmus Charles. florist, I Harvey road
Smith William, plumber, 68I High road rodd-White Arthur Thoma!' M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.physicim
Smith William, stationer, 740 High road & surgeon, 23 Fillebrook road; surgery, 359 Gront
Smith William Ernest, grocer, 32 Lincoln street Green road
Smyth James Plumer, dairyman, 684 High road Tolchard William Daniel, butcher, 734 High road
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Tomkin George Furner, printer, 626 High road
'Tompkins & Co. bill posters, 827 High road
"Tompkins William, marine store dealer, I Granleigh rd
'!l.'ringharn Edward, oilman, II7 Cathall road
1'nckett May (Miss), tobacconist, 655 H1gh road
Tufnell George, cycle maker, 527 High road
Tunbridge James, mineral water manufr. 16 Cobden Td
"TunstaU &; Winepress, builders, I W ellesley road
'Turner Henry John & Son, 'boot makers, 307 High road
"Turner Jo-hn H. &; Lisnev• Limited, lime &c. merchants,
Midland Railway goods & coal depot, High road
'11'nrner & Co. Limited, rope & twine manufacturers,
305 Railway arches, Harrow road
'Turner .Alfred Oharlt!s, e;;tate agent, IO The Parade,
Grove Green road
·:rnrner A.rthur George B.A.. boys' school, Leytonstone
college, 4 New Fillebrook road
"Turner George, bailiff, 22 Browning rood
"Turner George, builder, 26 Chertsey road
"Turner James William, butcher, 40 Cary road
"TUTner William, shopkeeper, 14 Holloway road
'Tweed Casburn, grocer, 3I2 Cannhall road
(Jeckerman JO:hn, ·hair dressf'r, 4 Holloway road
Ulyate John, boot repairer, I I Courtenay road
:Underwood Benjamin, boot maker, 624 High road
·"Unit Patents," leather goods manufacturers, South-
West road & Scarborough road
1Jnwin Joseph J. insurance agent, 92 Selby road
Valentine William Hy. pianoforte tuner, 78 Frith road
Veysey & Co. blind makers, 455 High road
'Vinson ~ai:Jel (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, 8 Hartley rd
"Vinter E. Montague, commercial school, 6 ~ew Fille-
brook read
Wade Samuel, hair dresser, 248 High road
"Waghorne Ernest, tobacconist, 193 Harrow road
'Wagsta:lf John Richard, grocer, 97 Grove Green road
'Wait Edward B. watch maker, 47 Cheneys road
Waite William, watch maker & jeweller, 518 High road
Wakefield A.melia(Mifls),emfectioner,483 Grove Green rd
'Walk-er Harriet (Mrs.), ltailot, 288 Cannhall road
'WaNiling Edwin Oharles, baker, 463 High road
"Wall George & Son, boot makers, 6 Church lane & boot
repairers, Kirkdale road
Wall Joseph, boot maker, 4 Browning road
Wallace Alexander, beer retailer, 674 High road
"WaJler Henrietta (Mrs.), shirt & collar dresser, 35
Wadlev• rood
-walli-s Alfred James, commission agt. 46 Harrington rd
'Wallwood Park Lawn Tennis &; Bowling Club (W. J.
Parsons., hon. sec.), 5 Poppleton road
-waiters FraD.cis & Co. Limited,undertakers, 376 Hi~h rd
\WaltQII Charles James Augu.stus, solicitor &; commis-
of;ioner for oaths, 14 Queen"s road
'Walton Ellen (~rs. ), florist, 434 High road
Wanstead Express & Independent New~paper (John Geo.
Locks, publisher & printer; published sat. ),827High rd
Ward John, boot maker, 51 Union road
·ward .John, tobacconist & confectioner, 668 High road
Ward Marinu!l, sheet metal worker, I Brewer's yard,
High road
Warne Jolm, ':O~n-ist, 37 Cobbold road & Cannhall road
-warner Elizabeth Mary ("\'Irs.), confectioner, & pC'st
office, 149 Grove Green road
Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Coote & Warren
Limited), coal merchants, Church lane
"Warrick Frank John, grocer, 21 Lansdowne road
Watts Edith & Jessie (.Misses), dress mas. g6 Selby rd
"Watts Albert "& Son. chimney sweepers. I Percy street
Way land Marion (~Irs. ), teacher of pianoforte, 70 LPy·
spring road
"Wayland Thomas Hy. eorn & •tlour mer. 223 Cannhall rd
Webb Chas. Stanley, stationer, & post office,238 High rd
Webb Josepb, ;:tationer, r86 High road
Webb Laura (Miss), dress ma'ker. 28 Cobbold road
-webb S. (Mil*l)., dress maker, 28 Cobbold road
Wedlock Nf'vill<', decorator. :14 Trinity street
Weisberg Sam, tail~r, 230 Higb road
Welcome Miss!on ~lends Institute (J. Stark, sec.),
Cowlev lane
Wengel ·william, umbrella maker, 817 High road
"Wenge1 Wm. F. 1uilr aresser 7• & toy dlr. 8, Church la
"West .!Thel't .fflhll, hair dresser, 53. Union road
·west Ham Expres-s & Independent New5paper (John
George Locks, printer & publisher; published satur-
day), 827 High road
"West Ham rnion (ThCJmas Smith. clPrl;: to the guar-
dians; L. E. "Fraquet, assistant clerk), Union road
tiNDSELL is a -village and parish. on a brook feeding
'he Cbelmer, and near the road from Dunmow to Bard-
116eld, a\Klnt 4 miles north-north-east from Dunmow sta-
ttiou Qll .tlle D.unmO'w and Braintree branch, 8 east from
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West Ham Union Scattered Homes (branches), 31 &i
318 (~rs.E.Kingdon & Miss E. Sayer, foster mothers),
gS, g8, roo & I02 (Miss E. Lester, Miss E. Lusty,
Mrs. L. Claringbold &; Miss D. Dickinson, foster
mothers), Fern dale road
West Ham Union Workhouse (Rev. M. H. W. Davies
M.A.. chaplain), Union road
West John Edward, confectioner, 2 Cecil road
West gate George & Clark, drapers, 267 High road
Westoby William, tailor, 328 High road
Weston Rupert, poultry appliance manfr. 26 Norman rd
Whiffin James, coach trimmer, 26 Melford road
White Charles Herbert, shopkeeper, 6 Cathall road
White Edward, commercial traveller, 43 King's road
White Henry; shopkeeper, I~9 Cathall road
White Louis a (Mrs.), nursing home,qs Whipps Cross rd
White Thomas James, The Elms P.H. 566 High road
White William Chas. house de<!orator, 62 Kin:Xston rd
Whitfield A.lbert A.lex. & Co. clothiers, 644 High road
Whitney Edith (Madame), teacher of the violin, 49
Forest drive east
Whitworth John, tailor, 123 Harrow road
Wicks William John, leather seller, 222 High road
Wiggins Alfred Pain, aceonntant, II3 Hainault road
Wildsmith Samuel Frederick, undertaker, 873 High rd
Wilkins Florence (Mrs.), laundry, Elsham road
Wilkinson Frederic, jun. greengrocer, 75Ba, High road
Wilkinson George, photographer, 837 High road
Wilks Alfred. carman, 1 I Harrow road
Willers A.rchibald Jas. insurance agt. 103 Mornington rd
Williams Brothers, grocers, 738 High road
Williams Samuel & Sons, oilmen, 538 High road
Williams Lilian (Miss),art needlework depot,736 Hi~h rd
Willis Ernest Oharles & Co. eycle agents, 305 High rd.
&; cycle makers, 27 Union road
Willis Frederick, hair dresser, 476 High road
Wilson A.lice (Miss), confectioner, 717 High road
Wilson A.mbrose Geo. Woodhouse tavern, II9 Harrow rd
Wilton Alfred, china & glass dealer, 666 High road
Winckless John William, grocer, 231 Cannhall road
Winepress Samu£>1. builder, see Tunstall & Winepress
Wing Frank, wardrobe dealer, 365 High road
Wish Louis Fredk. & Son Ltd. dairymPn, 44 Harvey rd
Witcomb Thomas W. hair dresser, 53 Victoria road
Witham Waiter. marine store dealf'r, 99 Acacia road
With£>rick Charles, draper, 767 High road
Wix ~:1muel. entin~ house. 875 Hig-h road
Wolf Peter. balrer, & poS't officP, 372 Grove Green road
Wolpert Albert, baker, 499 High road
Wood Charles Thomas (Mrs.), musical instrument
dPfi]Pr. 2B.'i High road
Wood Ellen (Miss), teacher of music, 5 Preston road
Wood Harry Percy, butcher, rqB Cannhall 1oad
Wood Joseph, news agent, 41 Holloway road
Woodall Thomas Joseph A.R.C.O. professor of music, 79
Bulwer road
Woodford Exnress & IndependPnt Newspaper (Jn. Geo.
Locks,publisher & printer)(published sat.),827 Hi~h Id
Woodhouse Stuart. g-auger & valuer, 42 King's road
Woodruff Eva (Miss), dress maker, 43 Ferndale road
Woods Henry .A. grocer, 40 Holloway road
Woolcock Rosina (Mrs.), g-rocer, 38 Victoria road
Woollard Thomas Frederick, butoher, 728 High road
Wool wa rrl HPnry. firewood dN1ler. g Tern ple street
Worbv Wm. By. shpkpr. Mid.Rly.approach,26ra,High rd
Wordly Waiter. house agent, 86 Cathall road .
Workman BPnj>~min Lester, chemist, o C'hurch lane
Wouldham Emily C~1iss), milliner, 226 High road
Wright Clarenc~ Alfred Joseph F.R.C.S.Edin., F.F.P.S.
Glas. physician & surgeon, '94 Hie:h road
Wrig-ht Frederick, relievin~ officer ~o. 19 district, West
Ham nnion, 21 Grove Green road
Wright Herbert, insurance agent, 234 High road
W•man .<\lfd. Hy. fruitr. & greengrocer. 88 Cannhall id
wyman Harry, greengrocer' I 5~ Gro>e Green road
Yarnlev Alfred, electrician, n Wellf'!lev •
road
Yarnley James, plumber, 44 Woodville road
Yeend Sidney, confectioner, 2 Harrow road
YPoP11 .T"h'l & Sons, oilmPn 676. & butcher;: 678,High rd
Youell William. horse dealer, I Montague road
Youens .John Waiter, pianoforte stores, 379 High ro8il
Young & MartPn Ltd. builders' merchants. 748 High rd
Young Women's Christian Association (Miss L. ::\1.
Binks. hon. sec.), Elm lodge, Kirkdale road
Young Edmund, business agent, 62 Montague road
Young George John, builders' merchant, 638 High re:...:
Yonng Waiter, ~opkeeper, r6r Cathall rua.!
Zabell Harry, Lord Rookwood P.H. 314 Cannhall road
El;:enham station on the main line of the Great Easl-ern
railway and 4 south-east from Thaxted, in the Western
division of the county, Dunmow hundred, petty sessional
division and union, Braintree county court district, and
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in Dunmow rural deanery, archdeaconry of Cofchester and Fellows of New College, Oxford, are lords of th
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary, manor of Priors Hall. The principal landowners are
which formerly belonged to the Benedictine abbey of the Countess of Warwick and New College, Oxford.
Little Walden, is an edifice of stone in the Early Eng- The soil is heavy land ; subsoil, clay:. The chief crops
lish style, consisting of chancel and nave, south•east are wheat, barley, oats and beans. The area of ih&
porch and an embattled western tower containing 3 parish is 1,939 acres; rateable value, £1,443; the popu-
bells and a " sanctus bell;" two were recast in 1902: lation in 1911 was 202.
the fabric includes a fine old Norman arch, and was HOLDERS GREEN, 8 mile north-west, and BUSTARD
restored internally in 1873: there a:re 200 sittings. GREEN, a mile north, are hamlets in this parish.
The register dates from the year 1520. The living is a
vicarage, net yearly value £ 140, including a temporary Parish Clerk and Sexton, Waiter Wilks.
grant from the St. .Albans poor benefice fund, with resi- Wall Letter Boxes. .A.t the school, cleared on week
dence and 2 acres of glebe, in the gift of the trustees days at 12.45 & 5.20 p.m. ; sunday, 9.20 a.m. & Lind-
of Mrs. Church and Mrs. Packman, and held since 1887 sell hall, cleared at 12.50 & 5.25 p.m. ; sunday, 9.25
by the Rev. Frederick William Roulston; a residence a.m. Letters from Chelmsford arrive at 8.15 a.m. et
was built in the year 1867 by the Rev. Alexander J. 4·45 p.m. The nearest money order & telegraph o:ilice
Rogers M ..A.. vical' x864-B2. The Pirot, Tibetot, Went- is at Stebbing, 3 miles distant
worth, North and other families were formerly owners Attendance Officer, Harry Willsher, Dnnmow
here; Priors Hall, once held by the Priory of St. Valery, Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 11877, fo:r 90
in Picardy, has since 1508 been the property of New children; average attendance, 36; Mrs. Bosina Letch,.
College, Oxford. There are three manors in the parish: mistress
that of Lmdsell Hall is held by trustees of Mrs. Church This school is controlled by the Essex Education Dun-
and Mrs. Pa.ckman, jointly. The Countess of Warwick mow District Sub-Committee, Stephen Gifiard, Greal
is ladv of the manor of Lashley Hall, and the Warden Dunmow, clerk
Roulston Rev. Fredk. Wm. Vicarage Bunting Peter, farmer, Bowles farm Smith Percy, farmer, 'l'emplers &.
Daw!!on Joseph, beer retailer Cowell's
COMMERCIAL. Harvey .Alfred Edward, Crown inn Smith Thomas, farmer, J>riors hall Ao
.A.mbrose George, farmer, Simpkins Leeder Thos.Wm.farmr. Lindsell hall Porridge hall
Ambrose Jeffrey, farmer, Hill farm Philpott Waiter, thatcher Stanley Ernest, baker,,Mill house
Barnard Henry, farmer,Holders green Pinks Edwin, farmer, Duck End & Tucker Alfred, farmer, Lashltty hall
Baynes Geo. farmer, Rakefairs farm New Barn '}
'LISTON is a village and parish, on the river Stour, Steward Travers Fisher M . .A.. of St. Mary Hall, Oxford_
which separates it from Suffolk,. 1! miles south from Lyston Hall, a. modern mansion of brick, seated on an
Long Melford station on the Sudbury and Haverhill eminence in a well-wooded park, is the residence oJ
branch of the Great Eastern railway, 2! north-by-we-st Major George Hall McLaughlin, late R.A. John Cam,.
from Sudbury and 13 north-east from Halstead, in the bell Lambert esq. of Foxearth Hall; is lord of iha-
Northern division of the county. Hinckford lmndred, manor and principal landowner. The soil is clay and
North Hinckford petty s!'ssional division, Risbridge gravelly; subsoil, gravel. The chiE-f crops are wheat
union, Sudbury county .courli district, and in the rural and beans. The area is 617 acres of land and -IQ of
tleanery of Belchamp, archdeaconry of Colchester and water; rateable value, £797; the population in 1911
Chelmsford diocese. Tha church (dedication unknown) was 100.
is a small and ancient edifice of brick and stone• Letters through Long Melford (Suffolk) arrive at 7 ~
in the Perpendicular .style, consisting of chancel, nave, u. 15 a.m. & are delivered by foot messenger; col•
a mortuary chapel, ereded by Col. Frederick Palmer, lected for dispatch at 10.5 a.m. & 6.15 p.m. Long
south porch and an embattled western tower containing Melford, is the nearest money order & telegraph office~
12 bells: there are 120 sittings. The register dates from 2 miles distant
the year 1599. The living is a rectory, net yearly value This parish is included for school purposes in Eorley
£150, including 18 acres of glebe, in the gift of John k Liston United District; the children of this parisb
Campbell Lambert esq. and held since 1893 by the Rev. attend the school at Borley
McLaughlin Major George Hall (late COMMERCIAL.
l'RIVATB RESIDENTS. R.A.), Lyston hall .A.llen Stafford & Sons Limi\ed,.
Duncan Robert, Bridge house Robinson Lieut.-Col. Macleod Bawtree medicinal herb growers, Harts-
Fisher Rev. Steward Travers M . .A.. C.M.G. Old Rectory buckle farm
Highfield Orger Saml. farm bailiff to Staftord
.A.llen & Sons Limited
LITTLEBURY is a parish and compact village, been replaced : an oak screen, carved and designed by
seated on the river Granta or Cam and the ancient the Rev. H. J. Hurrell, was erected in I9II in memory
Roman and modern road, 2 miles north from .Audley of his father, who was for over 30 years churchwarden:
End station on the Cambridge section of the Great the church will seat 412 persons. In 1887 a quarter
Eastern railway, I! north-west from Saffron Walden of an acre of land was added to the churchyard. TOO
and 40~ by road from London, in the Northern division register dates from the year 1544. The living consists.
of the county, hundred of Uttlesford, Saffron Walden of a rectory and discharged viearage, net yearly value
petty sessional division, union and county court district, £220, including 140 acres of glebe, with residence, in
and in the rural deanery of Saffron Walden, arch- the gift of Lord Braybrooke, and held since 1888 by t~
deaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The Rev. Ernest Edward Edgerley M . .A.. of Magdalene Col-
church of the Holy Trinity, standing within the area of lege, Cambridge. Here is a small wooden chapel
a Roman encampment, is a plain stone building of belongmg to the Methodists, with about 6o sittings.
considerable antiquity, consisting of chancel, nave of The Working Men's Reading R'lom, opened in 1878, ha~
three bays, with clerestory, aisles, north · and south a library of 170 volumes. Charities amounting to [,30
porches and an embattled western tower containing 6 yearly, left by William Stevens Walton and other bene~
bells and a clock: the building, excepting the chancel, factors, are distributed in money and kind. Henry
was restored in 1870-1, the cost being defrayed by sub- Winstanley, architect (1644-1703) of the first Eddystm~r
scription, and the chancel was rebuilt in t875, and Lighthouse, lived here; he perished in the great s"lDrm
organ ohamber and vestry added, at the sole cost of of 26 and Z7 Nov. 1703, when the lighthouse was-
the sth Lord Braybrooke (d. 1902); the chancel contains totally destroyed. Lord Braybrooke is lord of \h&
a fine reredos which, with the stainPd east window, manor and principal landowner. The soil is various,.
was the gift of Florence Lady Braybrooke, in memory principally light; subsoil, chalk and graveL The erop!r-
of her sister, the Hon . .A.ugusta Maude, who died Dec. generally are on the four-course shift. The parish con-
25, 1857: on the wall over the chancel arch is a tains 3,.)21 acres of land and 16 of water; raieable-
painting of the " Crucifixion: " there is also a carved value, £ I0,50..J ; the population in 1911 was 595 in the
stone pulpit and an ancient font encased in richly civil parish and 55r in the ecclesiastical parish.
carved oak, with a canopy: the east window, in the
south aisle, is a memorial to the Hon. Catherine NORTH END, in the J?arish of Saffron Wald~ is a
Elizabeth (Neville) Viscountess Stop ford, d. 112 Aug. small hamlet adjoining, w1th a few cottages.
1884, and near to it, on the south wall, is a brass to
Nathaniel Robinson, a late churchwarden of the parish: LITTLEBURY GREEN, 2 miles west-sont:h·west from
on the wall of the north aisle is a brass to Charle11 the church, is a hamlet of Littlebury. Here is a small
Mickley, also a late churchwarden, and in the chancel Mission chapel dedicated to St. Peter, wi'h siUings for
a brass to Lord Charles Hraybrooke: inside the north 150 persons, built by subscription. llajor WilHam
porch is a stoup: several old brassea of considerable RJ.ymond Inglis and Lord Braybrooke are the principal
interest, formerly in the church, have quite lately landowners in this district.
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C.A.TMERE END, in this parish, is,. for ecclesiastical p.JU. week days; at 8.5 p. m. on sundays. The
purposes, attached to the parish of Strethall. Catmere nearest money order office is at Saffron W alden, g
,Ball, a le.rge and ancient building, surrounded by a miles distant
moat, the -site of which can still 1be distinguished, was Pillar Letter Box, Littlebury Green, cleared at 7·45 a.m.
in the 12th or beginning of the 13th century a part of & 7·25 p.m
the manor of Little-bury, in the possession of Ely Pillar Letter Box, near Catmore End, cleared at 8.30
Minster. a.m. & 6.25 p.m
Public Elementary School (mixed), founded, as supposed,
CHAPEL GREEN is a small hamlet adjoining, with a by Thomas Sutton esq. with an endowment of £43
few cottages. per year, arising from lands & tenementl! near the
Sexton, James Mason. town; a school-house with master's residence was
Police Constable, Aaron Taylor built in r865, at a cost of oabout £1,050, for rso chil-
. dren; average attendance, roo; William Cooper,
Posi & T. Office. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Wright, sub- master; Miss Isabella E. King, infants' mistress
postmistress. Letters arrive from Saffron Walden a~ Carrier to Saffron Walden. Francis Walters passes
6.20 & 11.35 a.m.; dispatched at 10.15 a.m. & 8.5 through on sat
D'Arcy Mrs Cornwell John, Falcon inn Stevens Charles, Queen's Head inn
Edgerley Rev, Ernest Edward M.A. Davey Marlr, Rose inn,Littlebury Gn, Symonds Mary (Mrs.), farmer, Bor-
Rectory Dew W illiam, baker deaux
Edgerley Sir Steyning Wm.K.C.V.O., Duke Benjamin, farmer, Kents & Walker Robert, estate carpenter to
C.I.E. The Olrl Rectory Gnte Hons.e fnrm Lord Braybrooke
Emson Edmund, Granta house Hazell Bertie James, cycle agent Whtften George, farm bailiff to Wm.
Gover By. John M.A., M.B. High ho Hazell Waiter, blacksmith Palmer Cowell esq. Green farm
COMMERCIAL. Ilott Thos. Hoops inn, Littlebury Grn Working Men's Reading Room (John
.!braham John William, beer retailer Mason James, boot maker Rider, treasurer; Edmund Emson,
Barnard Bros. Ltd. coal merchants Miller David, shcpkeeper sec)
Braybrooks Jn. farmr. Bordeaux farm Myhill Addy Nunn, farmer, Nunns & Wright 4-llen James, bricklayer
Clay Edwin, assistant overseer & Johns farms Wright Daniel, thatcher
clerk to the Parish Council Sayer James, farmP.r, Littlebury Grn .
LOUGHTON Is a parish, on the borders of Epping St. Mary the Virgin's is an ecclesiastical parish formed
Forest, amid rural and picturesque scenery, with two in 1887; the church, erected in 1871 and consecrated
atations on the WoodfOTd and Chipping Ongar branch June sth, 1872, is a building of stone in the Early
of the Great Eastern railway, n! miles from Shoreditch English style, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, south
-and Whitechapel chm·ch, 5 south-east from Waltham porch and a bellcot containing one bell: the north aisle
Abbey, 8 north-west from Bomford and 4 south-west was added in 1883 at a cost of £1,000: the church will
from Epping, in the Western division of the county, seat soo persons, 350 sittings being free. The register
Ongar hundred, Waltham Abbey county court district, dates from the year 1887. The living is a vicarage, net
Epping union, and in the rural deanery of Chigwell, yearly value £280, including an endowment of £so
a1chdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese, and is yE:'arly from the tithes of the parish church, in the gift
within the Metropolitan police district. The parish con- of the rector of Loughton, and held since 1907 by the
sists of one long street, divergin~ off the high road Rev. George Augustus Campbell M.A. of Trinity Col-
from Woodford to Epping, and includes Debden Green, leg-e, Cambridge.
Upper and Lower Parks and York Hill, together with The Mission hall at Goldings hill, erected in October,
several other roads. The sewerage of the northern por- 1889, is an iron building, seating 150 persons, and ther~
tion of the parish was carried out by the Epping Rural are also Union and Wesleyan chapels and a Mission hall
District Council in 1890, from plans by Edmund Egan in High road. •
esq. A.R.I.B.A. at a cost of £6,soo. Lincoln Hall, in High road, holding 300 persons, was
The parish is governed by an Urban District Council erected in 1912 and prese~ted to the Loughton Brother-
of twelve members, formed in April, 19oo, under the hood by the late Henry Lmcoln. .
provisions of the "Local Government Act 1 s94 " (56 A Cemetery of two acres was formed m 1887 at a
and 57 Vict. c. 73 ). ' cost of about £8oo; there is a mortuary chapel; it is
Gas is supplied by the Gas Light and Coke Co. and under the ~ontl'ol of the Ur~~n Distric~ Counci!;
water by the Metropolitan Water Iloard Eastern . The Pubbc Hall, known as The Loppmg Hal~, ~rected
• District. ' m r883 at a cost of about £3,ooo, from the ?eslgns of
'J'h~ chorch of St. John the Baptist, erected in 18 46, is a E~mond Egan esq. A.R.I.~.A. of Loughton, With .mo~ey
cruciform edifice of brick in the Norman style, con- paid over b! the_Corp~ratiOn of London o~ theextmctwn
sisting- of chancel, nave, transepts, north porch and a of t~e lop_Pmg rights m t~e F~rest, pr~viOusly h~ld ~y
low central tower containing a clock and 8 bells, of the mhab~tants of th~ par1sh, 1s an ed1fice of. b:1ck m
which the tenor weighs 20 cwt.; these date from 1866 the Gothic style, ~Ith a tower, ~nd contammg an
to IB74• the sth bell having been re-cast in the former assembly. room, T~di_ng room and a hbrary of over 3,ooo
year from two bells dated I62I and I65S respectively; ~olumes' the buildmg has been ~xt~nded an~ now
the third was given by Mrs. John Gott, of Armley House, tncludes the offices of the Urban District Council and
LeE:'ds, Yorks, and the fourth in memory of Rev. Felix also a bank. . . .
Palm er M. A.; the sixth Is a memorial to William The. Lough ton Club, bmlt m 1901, 1s a structure of
Whitaker Maitland esq. and the seventh to Emma, wife red brick, erecte~ by the Rev. ~- Dawson :\i.A. for the
of J. c. Rohweger esq. : the building was enlarged and ! benefit of the VIllage! and co~si~ts of rooms used for
partly re-seated in 1 8 and some of the windows are church purposes, readm~ and brlhard rooms and a large
· d. h · 77. b 11 . d . h 1 . room used as a gymnasmm and for concerts &c.
atame • t e sacrarium 1s em e 1she Wit g ass mosaic, Th M t l't p 1- St t' h h' h ta d
k nown as " opus sectile: " th ere are soo s1•tt'mgs, a b ou t e
th
e ropo I an o Ice
H' h d . ·
a Ion ere, w 1c s n s
d b t' f th J
half of which are unappropriated. The church con- 0
~ .• e I~ roa ' Is occupie . Y a sec Ion ° e
tain~ a list of the last rectors. The register of diVISion, ~Ith a force of I station. sergeant, 4 sergeants
43
baptisms dates from 1 573 , marriages from 1675 and and 20 pohce con_stables, ~fo are m charge of Loughton
deaths from 1674· The living is a rectory, net yearly and part of ~uckhurst· Hil · .
value £262, with 39 acres ()f glebe and residence, in the If:
r ere are SIX almshouses, f_ounded m 1827 by ~!s.
gift of William w. Maitland esq. and held since 19 IO " ' httak_er, for the aged and mfir~ poor, and C?harihes
bv the Rev. John Arthur Mannering Montford M.A. of producm~ f,3o. yearly, left by. various persons m small
B·alliol College, Oxford. bequesdts, the mterest amountmg to sums of £1 and
upwar s.
The chul'ch of St. Nicholas, standing partly on the Loughton formed a portion of the endowments
~ite of the original church, and erected in 1877 by Mrs. bestowed by King Harold on Waltham Abbey and con-
Whitaker Maitland, in memorv •
of William Whitaker tained a 'Part of the abbey lands until the dissolution of
Maitland esq. her sons and all those who lie in the that monastery.
churchyard, is a building of rubble faced with stone, in Queen Elizabeth is said to have visited the Stonards
the Early English style, and consists of chancel, rebuilt at this place in 1561.
as a memorial chapel, nave, porch and a bellcot con- The soil is clay; subsoil, sand. The chief crops are
taining one bell: the brasses taken from the old church wheat, oats, peas and roots, but the land is chiefly
are now placed here, and include effigies to John Stonard, pasture. The area is 3·940 acres of land and 21 of
ob. 1541, and his wives, J oan and Catharine; another water; rateable value, £34,980; the population in I9II
bras" with the effigy of a man with a ruff round his was 5·433·
neck, in the costume of the 16th centurv, and an in- The population of the ecdesiastical parishes in 1911
scription to William Node~. gent. ob. i5q4, and six was-St. Nicholas (parish church), r,g28 and St. Mary
sons: the church will seat a bout So persons. the Virg-in, 3,505.
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 408 LOUGHTO:N". ESSEX. (KELLY's

OFFIOIA.L ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0. & T. Oi11ce & Telephonic Express Delivery PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Office (letters should have Essex added), Forest road. Assistant Overseer, Joseph Hawkins Hayward, Council
-Mrs. Maria J. Basham, sub-postmistress. Letters {)ffices, High road
dispatched to London 10 a.m. & 12.45• 4·45 & 9.25 Collector of Taxes, Sidney Thomas Bocock, 12 Pentley
p.m. ; sundays, 9 p.m. ; delivered 6.45 & 8 ·45 a.m. road, Chingford
& 3.30 & 6.30 p.m. Telegraph office open from 8 Coroner for the Metropolitan Division of ES6ex, .Alex.
a.m. to 8 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 to 10 a.m Ambro-se M.D., B.Ch.Dub., D.P.H.Camb. The Croft,
Town Sub-P{)st, M. 0. & T. Office, Golding's Hill.- Alderton hill
.Arthur William Leech, sub-postmaster. Box cleared Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals Acts,"
at 8 & 9 a.m. 12 noon & 4 & 8.15 p.m.; sunday, 7.50 Charles Fry, Daphne, High 11eech road
p.m. This office is closed at 1 p.m. on thursday Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Loughton District,
Epping Union, Arthur Butler Harris M.A., M.B.,
B.Ch.Oxon. The Shrubbery, High road
URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL. Registrar of Births & Deaths for Chigwell Sub-district,
Meets at the C{)uncil offices, Lopping Hall, on the 2nd Epping Union, Samuel J. Wilks, Hilver, Church hill
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tuesday in each month at 8 p.m.
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services.
Members. St. John the :Baptist (Parish Church), Rev. John Arthur
Chairman, D. J. Davey. Mannering Montford M.A. rector; sundays, holy com·
Vice-Cl.tairman, Berthon Fleming Pendred M.R.C.S.Eng. munion, 8 & u.2o a.m. -with sermon, also ISt sunday
at 7 a.m. ; 2nd sundays at 9·45 a.m. ; morning
Retire April, 1915. prayer, 10.30 a.m. ; catechism, 3 p.m. ; evening
1. Chilton Charies Savin Foster
prayer & sermon, 6.30 p.m. ; daily, holy communion,
D. J. Davey 1 John Herbert Gould 7 ·45 a.m.; morning prayer, 8.20 a.m.; evening
Retire April, 1916. prayer, 6 p.m. except on wed. & holy days, when sung
C. Jacobs Henry George Sharp at 8 p.m
Arthur William Leech I George Edward Stearne
Retire April, 1917.
St. Mary the Virgin, High road, Rev. George Augustus
Campbell M.A. vicar; Rev. Robert Kirtley Davis
J. A. Herd Sydney Horace Salter M.A. curate; 8 & I I a.m. (u;t & 3rd sun. also u
Berthon Fleming Pendred Percy G. Thompson noon) & 3·15 & 6.30 p.m.; daily (except wed.), 5·30
M.R.C.S.Eng p.m. ; litany, wed. & fri. 12 noon; wed. 8 p.m.;
holy days, 8 a.m
Officials. St. Nicholas, served by the clergy of St. John the
Bapti~>t
'Jlerk, Leonard Wm. Liell, Council offices, High road
Baptist Union, High road, Rev. Henry James Wicks
rreasurer, Eliot Hinder, London Joint Stock Bank Ltd.
High road, W oodfe>rd Green B.A., D.D.Lond. ; u a. m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed.7.3o p.m
Medical Officer of Health, .!.rthur Butler Harris M.A., Wesleyan Methodist, High r4>ad (Wanstead & Woodford
M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. The Shrubbery, High road Circuit), Rev. William Brown; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;

Surveyor, Horace White F.R.I.B.A. High road thurs. 8 p.m

Sanitary Inspector, Joseph Templeton Heath A.R.S.I. Forest Mission Hall, High road
Ru.abon, Hills road, Buckhurst Hill Goldings Mission Hall, Golding<~ hill, High road
.Collector, Joseph Ha-wkins Hayward, Council offices, Lincoln Hall, High road
High road PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS .
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PUBLIC EST..!.BLISHMENTS. The schools are managed by a committee of 6 member~.
'()emetery, Blind lane, John Sweeting, supt Correspondent, Herbert J. Goodwin, High road
"Fire Engine Station, Station rd. Harry Jeffery, captain Attendar.ce Officer, Wm. Locke, 7 Willow st. Chingford
Library & R<Jlding Room, Public hall, Joseph 1!. Hay- Loughton High School for Girls, Alderton hill, built in
ward, librarian 1908, for 18o children; average attendance, n8; Mis&
·Masonic Hall, High Beech road, A. H. Batemari, sec Mary Elizabeth Hall M.A. mistress
Metropolitan Police Station, High road, Albert Gillott, Staples road (provided) (boys), erected in 1888, at a
station ser~eant & 20 constables cost of £6,ooo, for 300 children; average attendance,
Lopping Hall, J. H. Hayward, sec.; Mrs. Sarah Pearce, 26o; Horace E. Williams, master
keeper Staples road (girls), added in 19II, for 316; average
attendance, 275 ; Miss Ada Kate True, mistress
TERRITORIAL FORCE. Infants' School, Staples road, added in 1892, for 360 •
"Essex Yeomanry (C. Squadron, No. 3 Troop), Lieut. children; average attendance, 220; Miss F. Steven•,
G. S. Johnston, commanding mistress
.4th Battalion Essex Regiment (E Co.), Forest road; RAILWAY STATIONS
Capt. A. Butler Harris; Frederick Watkinson, sergt.- Loughton, Llewellyn Staples, station master
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.mstructor Chigwell Lane, George Rouse, station master
Angus Capt. Thomas Sanderson, Boardman Clement Odery, Short
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Pitreavie, Carroll hill acres, Church hill
Abbott Edwin Wilfred, Kinfauns, Archbould Reginald· Stephen, Sunny Boby Robert, Carlingford, Low.Pk.rd
Connaught avenue bank, W oodbury hill Booth Geo. Glengarth,Lower Park rd
A.bbott Waiter, Alandale, High road Arnill Wm. Inglesi-de, Pump hill Bradshaw Alexander George, Ambres·
Abernethy Wm. Carnethy, Queen's rd Asabs Mrs. Paso-de-Robles, The bury. High road
Adarns "William, Oakdene, Church hl Drive Brett Harry, Willow cottage,High rd
Adamson Col. Webber Robert, Monk- Ashby John Eertram, Downings, Low. Brooke Edwin Clarence, Woodside,
chester, Goldings hill Park road Queen's road
Alcock Alfred Charles,Clarence house, Eaines Frank, Alicon, Church hill Brown Rev. William (Wes1eyan
Station road Baines Hubert, Brynmawr, Church hl Methodist), Hollycroft, Uplands
Alder Mrs. Cotswola, ~&..lderton hill Baker Arth. St. Hilda's,HighBeech rd Park avenue
Alder William, Burleigh, Alderton hl Barker Geo. Haydens, Uplands Pk.av Brown Arth. Jas.Dalecroft,Spring gro
Alderson Miss, Clarksdale, Uplands Bartlett Percy, Innisfree, High Beech 1 Brown Charles Watkinson, Scarcroft,
Park avenue road Algers road
Alexander Fredk. Rosslyn, High rd Basham Arthur, Questcot, Queen's rd Brown Frank, 3 Stanhope gardens,
A.llars Robert William, Glastonbury. Basnett Waiter Michael, Fernbank, The Avenue
.Algers road Station road Brown George, Maybank, Queen's rd
Alien Percival_ May villa, Queen's rd Beck Gustav Adolph, Mickleham, The Brown George Lewis, Ormesby,
Alwood Charles, Rork cottage, Lower Drive Lower Park road
Park road Bedding Mrs. 98 York hill Brown Mrs. Chestnut vil. Golding's bl
Ambrose Alexander LL.B., :M.D. The Berlandina Arthur Hillel, Netherton, Bruce George Lewis, Woodberrie
Croft, Alderton hill Algers road knoll, W oodbury hill
Ambrose Jethro, J;[uttons, High Bethune Miss, 4 Stan.hope gardens, Burnett Theodore Ridley B.A. I
Beech road The Avenue Goldings Park road
Ambrose John, 2 Washbrook villa, Blachford Jem, Fairholme, High road Burrell Edwd. Jn. 11 Lower Park rd
Station road Boake Arth. High Standing,Albion hl Calthrop Everard Richard, The Gold·
Anderson Thos. Fairview, Church hill ings, Clay's lane
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. LOUGHTON. 409
William James, Hazel- Elliott Stephen James, lvydene, ThE Heim CaJ>l, Plymouth house, High rd
wood, Park road I Drive Herbert Mrs. The Croft, Algers road
Campbell Rev. Geo. Augustus M.A.!Evans Jas.Thos. Forest side,TheDrive Reward George Arthur Lockwood,
(vicar of St. Mary the Virgin), Faulkner Percy Hope, 'Ihe Outlook, Roseley, Queen's road
Viearsgarth, Connaught av'llnue Park hill Hill Henry Howard, The Shealing,
Candler John, Ashleigh, Station road Fearn Mrs. 78 Meadow road Uplands Park avenue
()anute Horace Wykeham, Alderton Featherstonhaugh Charles Edward, Hill Leonard Erskine M.B., F.R.S.
hall, Alderton hill Overstrand, High road Osborne house, High road
Carey Frederick Charles, Grasmere, Fenn J06eph William, Beckford villa, Hinman William Philip, Kingsley
Lower Park road Upper Park road cottage, Queen's road
Carey-Woods Mrs. Fir cot. High road Fennell Miss, Eversley, High road Hobday George C. Mountnessing,
Ca.rse Hy. Woodcroft, Ba)dwyn's hill Fison-Smith Mrs. I The Drive Church hill
Carter Herbt.Rd. Briarmains,High rd Fletcher Henry Marshall,The Dragons, Hobday :Miss, Acacia vil. Up. Park rd
Cater Erastus, 8 Stanhope gardens, Nursery road Hobday Parnell, Oakhurst, Algers rd
The Avenue Foley Albert Christopher, Osborn. Hogg Walt. Chester lodge, Albion hill
Cater Sidney, Teesdale, Connaught av Queen's road Holbrook Charles, Hi:lside, Queen's rd
Chandler Eric, u Mayfair gardens, Forster Arnold, 8 Mayfair gardens, Hood Hy. Percy, Kingswear, High rd
The Avenue The Avenue Horrex Richard Thomas, Fernbank,
Ciclitira John Paul, Bedcliffe, Foster Charles Savin, Newton house. Queen's road
Church hill High Beech road Howard Bernard Farmborough, Fir
Cla.ridg& Walton, Algors ho. Algers rd Foster Frank Savin, The Chestnuts, bank, J.lbion bill
Clarke Herman, Loughton hall, Rec- High road Howell Henry,2 Mayfair gardens, The
tory lane Frank Stephen Wildman. Overmist, Avenue
Clarke William Richard, Debden hall, Spring grove Hundley Mn1.Remenham,Low.Park rd
Debden green French William, Hill cot. Albion hill Hunt Mrs. I Coleshill, High Beech rd
Clar.kson Oswal:! Henry, Woodlands, Friday Edwd. Dreamwold, Church hi Hutchinson "Mrs. Eyrescroft,Church hl
High road Fruin Alfred Halcrow, Ormesby villa. Ide Wm. Northdale, Uplands Park av
Cli.fford Mrs. Hacienda, York hill The Drive Itter Frederick, 5 Stanhope gardens,
Cockman Ca.pt.George Wallace, East- Fry Lewis Alfred, 5 The Drive The Avenue
bury, Uplands Park avenue Fry Mrs. Albion hill Jacobs William Wymark, Feltham
Cole Frank Godfrey, Homestead, The Fry Mrs. Brooklyn, Traps hill house, Goldings hill
Drive Fuller James, 5 Mayfair gardens, Jacques John Hy. Niton,Station road
Collin Arthur, The Gables, Albion hi The Avenue James Mrs.3 :Mayfair gdns.The.A.venue
Collins Charles William, 6 Stanhope Gardner Richard, Exton, Slyders James Wm.I Mayfair gdns.TheAvenue
gardens, The Avenue gate, Church hill Jarvis Alfred Ernest, Yaverland,
Collins Claude Ernest, 4 Mayfair Gates Luddington, Stamford villa. Upper Park road
gardens, The Avenue Church hill Jayne Kingsley Garland, 7 Stanhope
Cook Edwd. Leonard, Trap's Hill ho Gaunt Mrs. Redhurst, Alderton hill gardens, The Avenue
Coomber .Alfred William, Glyn rest, Gaydon Arth. Garfield, 10 The Drive Jennings Miss, Westbrook, Station rd
High Beech road Gerritsen Hy.Jn. Swiss cot. Albion hl Johnson Miss, Vale grove, High road
Cooper George Frederick M.B., B.S. Gibson William John, 2 Stanhope gar- Johnson Mrs. Tyne ho. Goldings hill
Lond. Longcroft, Connaught aven dens, The A'·enue Johnston Reginald, Monkswood, Con-
Copeland Harrison, The Cottage, Glasse Jn. Alfd. Westcot, Ollards gro nau()'ht avenue
Lower Park road Glover Jn.Geo.Kilbowie,Alderton hill Jones "John, Ashmeads, Blind lane
Coppin Arthur, Northruffs, The Drive Godin Lewis, High Beech road Jones Lewis George, 7 Mayfair O'ar-
Cornett Richd. Lea ho. Baldwyns hill Godin Mrs. High Beech road dens, The Avenue "'
Cottle Francis James, Sunnymead, Goldby Wm. Longhurst, 43 York hill Jones Mrs. Highroyd, Queen's road
The Drive Gooden James, Stewart lodge, Up- Kapadia Douglas Stuart, Clovelly,
Coventry John, .Braganza, Con- lands Park avenue Algers road
naught avenue Goodwin Herbert, Colintraive, Up- Kave Sydnev Herbert, Chaseside,
Cox Samn.el, Beechwood, Ollards gro lands Park avenue Albion hill·
Cox Tom, Baldwyns, Baldwyns hill Gould Fra~cis Gerald, Elmhurst, Kelly Paul, Oak lodge, Baldwyns hill
Creed Herb~rt Bricknell, St. Albans, Church h1ll Kemball Harold Francis, 4 Eversleigh
Churclt hill Gould George Sydney, Beech~ands, {)'ardens, .Algers road
Cr~we Frederick~ 39 'fhe. Drive Alderton hill Ke"'mp Alfd. Fairmeadside, Warren HI
Crichton Alex. Pmner, High Beech rd Gould John Herbert, Ravenswood. King Miss The Lincolns, Uplands
Cripps Percy, Pendennis, High road Upper Park road Park ave~ue
Crompto.n Edward, I Beanmont, Green Frederick Daniel, The Rectory, Kirkby William, 4 r Baldwyns hill
Queen s road Rectory lane Kirkness Stanley Tenterden Con-
Cudemore Charles, The Chalet, Con- Greenwood Major,Hillcrest,9lmrch hl naught avenue ' '
naught road Gregory Edward, 29 !ork hill . Kirkpatriek Rev. Alexander Thomas
Curtis Wm. Henry, Wynbarrie, Up- Gregson Percy Le1gh, Heartshill. M ..A. Prie,;t's Garth, Church hill
lands Park avenue Debden green Kitchener Henry Albert, Craigievar,
Davis Rev. Robert Kirtley M.A. Gresswell Barton, 45 Meadow road Algers road
(curate of St. Mary's), Four elms, Grey Ralph, Ivy denfl, Queen's road Knight John Hy. Meads, Church hill
Lower Park road Griggs Samuel John, Dunelm, Upper Knowles Edwin, Fernleig_h, High
Davis Edmund Jas. Fillebrook, The Park road Beech road
Drive Grimwood Alfred William, Hebron, Kohring Fredk. Ballantrae, The Drive
Davidson Mrs. 10 Stanhope gardens, Lower Park road Lancaster Herman, Creigh, Station
The Avenue Hall Miss, Longsdon, Connaught av road. Church hill
Dawson Rev. William M ..A. Susan Hall Misses, r Exning vils.Church hill Laver Fredk. Geo. Uplands, Church hl
croft, Upper Park road Hamilton Sir Daniel Mackinnon, Leistikow Fredk. White ho.Church hl
Day Waiter Baird, Hartwell,.Algers rd Warren Hill house, Manor road Lester Henry Edward, The Grange,
Deacon Octavius Dixie, Up. Park rd Hammond William .Alexander, Sidney Upper Park road
Dennant Edward William Benjamin, house, Algers road Lewer Henry D. Brool;: cot. High rd
Sanquahar, Uplands Park avsnue Hansing Fredk.Glengarriff,Queen's rd Lewer Hy.Wm. The Priors. Trap's hl
Dent Fras. J.P. Hatfields, Rectory la Hanson Miss,Lit.Woodberrie,King's hl Lewis Edwards Watkin, The Bower,
Dietriehsen Jas. The Pollards,Albion bl Harmer George Frederick, Downings High road
Diggens Albt. Jas. Isola, Queen's rd lodge, High road Lewis Oswald, The Cottage, Albion hl
Dodds Archibald Forbes, Mornington, Harris Arthur Butler M.A., M.B. The Liddle Horatio George, Brackenhurst,
High Beech road Shrubbery, High road High road
Double Joseph, Homefield, Algers rd Harris Thomas, BPta lodge,Station rd LieU Leonard William, Fairholt,
Drummond Lancelot Gardner, Kings- Harrison Alfred Esdaile,12 The Drive Ollards grove
thorpe, Algers road Harverson William Thomas, The Lillico Jas. Rd. ~Iindrum, Nursery rd
Duddy Philip, 4 Park viis. High road Ferns, Park hill Lomer ~Irs. Loughton lodge,York hill
Edge Percy Granville, 47 York hill Harvey Mrs.rWashbrook vil.Station rd Lord Rev. Waiter Smith, 3 Park
Edwards Alex. Kildonan, Low.Park rd Hassam Charles, Sunnyside, .A.lbion hl villas, High road
Edwards A.rth. Jas.Winden, TheDrive Hawkins Harry Ernest, Wythburn, Lough Victor B.Sc. Glendale,High rd
.Egan Mrs. r High Beech road Wythburn, High road Lowrey Joseph F.R.G.S. The Hermi-

hild, Lower Park road villa, Staples road Luffmann .Alfred, .A-.ton Clinton,
Heasman William Hy. 2 The Drive Queen's road
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Maodougall William B. The Cottage, Pound Robert,. Inglenook, High road Thomas Herbert George, Deerhursi.
Debden green Poynter George Henry, Parkgate, Baldwyns hill
McDowall George .Archibald, St. Mar- Uplands Park avenue Thompson Percy, Overdale, Uplands
~aret's, High road Prior Jas. Jn. Harwaters, Goldings hl Park avenue
Mace Alfred, 9 Mayfair gardens, The Pyddolie Henry Whately, Oxhill, Thornton Ernest Hugh, Newlands•
Avenue Ollards grove Algers road
McKenzie Francis Fuller,The Warren, Randa.ll Charles William, Barton Tijou Charles Jaml's Richard, Roke-
Warren hill Bendish, Alderton hill wood, Ollards grove
l\lcWilton A.rchibald, A.sh lo.Purnp hill Record George Randall, Rostrevor, Towle Mrs. Medelik, Chu?ch hill
Maitland John Digby, Brickclarnps, Algers road Tubby Harry, Woodside, Albion hill
Rectory lane Redwood Robt. Top hill, Ollards gro Uffelmann Fdk. 5 Park viis. High rd
Mann John A.yton Okanagan, Con- Reid Francis, Holmleigh, Church hill Van Allen Mrs. St.Marga~t's,Church
naught avenue Reid George, Elmsdale, Station 1·oad hill
Marriage Ernest, Dooneen, Algers rd Rochford Edmd.Holmehurst,Manor rd Vincent Wm.Loughton school,Hig'h rd
Martin Olive Abernethie, .Ashfield Roper Charles Herbert, Brookfield, Vivian Miss, Mongyhr, Church hill
lodge, Ash green Upper Park road Waigh William Ernest, Wentworth
Martin Edgar Charles, Hatfield, Low. Rose Frrderick William, The Willows, house, Goldings Park road
·Park road Queen's road Walldm Mrs. Park lodge, High road
Martin Felix, Killowen, Algers. road Rose Mrs. 4I The Drive Wailer William Chapman M.A., J.P.,
Martin Mrs. Leigh, Monk Wood cot- Sad;:er Phillips William, The Echo, F.S.A. Ash Green
tage, Baldwyns hill Queen's road Warren Samuel Hazzledine, Sher-
Matland Thomas Collier, Grindelwald, Sanders Joseph, Newnham, High rd wood, Forest View road
St. John's road Sanders Thomas, Newnham, High rd Warriner .A.lbt. Claremont,Queen's rd
Maund Edwd. Stamford ho.Algers xd Sanderson George Robert, 6 Mayfair Warwick Jsph. The Mount, Debden gn
May Jn. Rd. Holly ho. Lower Park rd gardens, The Avenue Watts Geo. Spring Grove ho.High rd
Miller Percy Bradley, Rose farm, Sankey Percy William, 7 Eversleigh Watts John Manning, Westbomne',
Trap's Hill gardens, Algers road High road
Mines Fredc. Glentilt, Uplands Pk.av Saull William John M ...\. Brava, High Wanhope Edward, Goldings manor,
Montford Rev. John Arthnr Manner- Beech road Clay's lane
ing M ..A.. (rector), Upland cottage, Shallow Arthur William, Pahar, Weatherall Thomas Joseph, Tresco,
Uplands Park avenue Church hill Uplands Park avenue
Morley Rd.Ernest,Burleigh,Queen's rd Sharp Hy. GPo. Bleak ho. Queen's rd Webb Wm. Jas. Winderm.ere,High rd
Morris Edward Octavius, Holme Shaw Arthur Herbert, 1 Stanhope Weekes Herbert Thomas, 48 York bill
villa, Algers road gardens, The Avenue Welch Geo. Woodberrie, Woodbnry h1
Moser Frederick Rudolph, Fairholme, Shaw Herbert, Viti, GUards grove Weller Edgar George, Hundleby,
High road Sheickel Mrs. IO Mayfair gardens, Upper Park road.
Murch Spencer Harris, Oakhurst, The Avenue Weo;tcott Mrs. Rosebank, High road
Goldings Park road .Shennan .Tames,Nith,Uplands Park av Wheeley Alfred Edward, ~tsall]
Nello Vincent, Newlands, Queen's rd Shorter Richard Gray, Moseley, AI- Church hill
Netlingham Waiter Garth, I Evers- derton hill White Gordon, 4 The Drive
leigh gardens, Algers road Silberrad Harold, Elmstead, Lower White Horace, Station road
Nicholson Richard Thomas, 'fhe Park road White Mrs. Ellesmere, High road
Mount, Ollards grove Sivvons Horatio, Hawarden, Lower Whitehead Joseph Gardner, Oaklei?'h,
Norden Edwin Charles, Longfield, Park road High road
Upper Park r<>ad Smee Frank, Glenavon, Church hill Whitelock Trafford Charles, The Cot-
Norman Alfred, Uffculme, Church hl Smitb. Harry Ernest, 2 Coleshill, High tage, Station road
Norman Wm. Glendower, Staples rd Beech road Whyte William, Brookside, The Drive
Nunn Mrs. Hetton house, Station rd Smith H.:;r!ry Partridge, 3 The Drive Wickersha.m Henry, Dene burst, Up-
Nunn Albert, High road Smith Minden, Sharsted, High road land,;; Park avenue
Parham .A.lbert, Ashlev, The Drive Smith Percy, Nirvana, Uplands Pk.av Wicks Rev. Henry James B.A., D.P.
Parker Fredk.Chas.Alblon cot.High rd Smyth Mrs. 7 The Drive (Baptist), Rossmoyne, Station road
ParkerHy.Oswald,~orth cot. Station rd Spratt Mrs. Pavenham,Uplands Pk.av Wilkins Reuben James, Craigm.oor,
1

Parsons Miss, Glanmor, Church hill Squier Mrs. Holmleigh, Low. Park rd Uplands Park avenue
Payne Percy John, Holly lo. High rd Steed James, Wyndhan;t cottage, Winebloom Albert Victor, Lamorna,
Peake Miss, .Astbury, Lower Park rd Stony path, Baldwyns h1ll Uplands Park avenue
Pendred Berthon Fleming, l:Jolmdale, 'Stevens Miss, Beverley, Church hill Wollen Frederick James, Cleveland.
High road Stevens William Edward, Debden St. John's road
Pen:in Jesse,The Bungalow,Churoh hi house, Debden green Wood Sydney Ernest, Treleaven,
Pm·rin Norman Edgar, Belmont, Summers Herbert, Little Gables, .A.lderton hill
upper Park road Alderton hill Woodhouse Mrs. 5 Eversleigh gar-
Perring Joseph Percy, Iddesleigh, Summers Mrs. Southernhay, Upper dens, Algers road
The Drive Park road W orrow John, W oodgrange, High rd
Pettet Mrs. A. Bourne villa, York hill Suter Gottlieb, Glencoe, High road Worsley Charles Kenyon, Hallgar~
Piggott Harold, 8 The Drive Sworder Harold, Lavernock, High rd Uplands Park avenue
Pinchin Harold.Stranmillis,The Drive Symondson Mrs. 9 Stanhope gardens, Wright Henry Lloyd~ Sunnyside,
Piper Mrs-;I2Mayfair gdns.The.Avenue The Avenue . . Church hill
Pittuck Ernest, Avoca. Lower Park rd Symondson Regmald, 6 The Dnve Wright Percy, Tree Tops, Park hill
Pledger Chas. Alpha ho.Low.Park rd Talbot Percy Sutton, Tynedale, Con- Wri~ht William Henry, The FiN,
Plews Miss, Elm view, High road naught avenue Church hill
Plume Wm.Thos.Westwood,Albion hi Taylor Henry Willfra, Ecclesbourne, Yates Frederick Edward, Hi11side cot-
Poison Miss, Lintalee, Nursery road Queen's road tage, Uplands Park avenue
Pope Alexander, Marlcroft house, Tee Mrs. Rythedale, Church hill Zimmerman Miss, Woodbury hill
England's lane Theak Frank, Lyndhurst, Nursery rd I Zwinger Thomas, Roz.el, Church 'hill
('OllME"RCIAL. Barlow Sarah Ann (Mrs.), refreshment rms. I York hill
Early closing day, Thursday. Beekett Ernest Alfred, photographer, ~utfield, Church
Acres Arlhur Charles, shopkeeper, so Smart's lane hill & High road
Adams Edward, shopkeeper, High road Bennett Alice (Mrs.), shopkerper, 74 & 76 Forest road
Adams Harriett (Mrs.), nurse, 54 York hill Bennett Fred, house & estate agent, Station road;
Arnbrose & Son, auctioneers, house & estate agents, Quef'n's road & Smart's lane
appraisers & valuers to all general trades, opposite Berry John, beer retailer, IS York hill
Post office ; & at Epping. T N 44 Loughton Bitton Chas. Harold, refreshment rooms, 186 Forest rd
Ambrose Alexander LL.B., M.D., B.Ch., D.P.H. coroner Blachford Jem M.R.C.S.Eng., L.D.S.Eng. dentist, Fair-
for the Metropolitan Division of Essex, The Croft, holme, High road
Alderton hill Bosworth Frederick, butcher, Church hill
A.shley, Tee & Sons, solicitors, High road Botsford Carlotta Mary (Mrs.), Royal Standard P.H.
Askew Arthur George & Soi]-S, cartage contractors, 86 High road
Smart's lane Bowditch Lydia Isabel (Mrs.), draper, High road
Askew Alfred John, hay & straw dealer, England's lane Brewster Percy, boot & shoe maker, 178 Forest road
Austin Archibald Methley, watch & clock repr. High rd Bridge Alice (Miss), dress maker, 29 Meadow road
Baker Emma (Mrs.) & Son, ftorists, 101 Forest road Buck Simon & Son, builders. Forest road
Baker Emma (MN>.), jun. laundry, 95 Forest road I
Burbidge Henry, restaurant, High road
 DIRECTORY.) ESSEX ...
Burling George, firewood dealer, 117 Forest road
Butler Clara Emily (Mrs.), dress maker, 40 Forest road
Button Frank, confectioner, HI Smart's lane
Byles Alfred William, plumber, Everest, Queen's rood
Catchpole Clam(Mrs.),wardrobe dlr.Forest cot. Staples rd
Chapman Ha.nnah Bonham (Mrs.), shopkpr.27 York hill
Chilton Martha (Mrs.), Robin Hood P.H. Epping New rd
Chiswell Alfred, cabinet maker, 23 York hill
Christie & Co. Ltd. wine & spirit merchants, Church hi
Churchill Harry, fishmonger, 17 Forest road
Clark Oliver Sidney, grocer, High road
Cooper George Frederick M.B., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.O.P.Ltmd. physician & surgeon, Longcroft,
. Connau~ht avenue
Co116ins Alfred Thomas, fishmonger, High Toad
Creed HerbeTt Bricknell, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, St. .Albans, Church hill
Crispin !lice (Mrs.), confectioner, 33 Forest Toad
Cuthbert Ada & Matilda Elizabeth (Misses), fancy re-
pository, High road
Cuthbert Herbert, builder, 9 Forest Toad
Davey Duncan, builder, 6 Park villas, High road
Davies F. A. Limited, lawn tennis bat mas. 4!01 Smart's la
Day William, window cleaner, Old Station road
Diggens Arthur James, builder, High road
Eaglestone William Castle, butcher, 23 York hill
Eaton Chas. irlso~gent, I Reyntot's croft, England's la
Epping & District Industrial Co-operative Society Ltd.
Frank Green, branch manager), High ro-ad
Fazey Ellen (Mrs.), draper, Church hill
Fenn George, insurance agent, 34 Meadow road
Fisher James, beer retailer, 99 Smart's lane
Foley Albert Christopher, furniture dealer, I I Forest rd
Foster Charles Savin & Son, builders, 14 Smart's lane &
contractors, High Beech road · Loughton Lopping Hall (J. H. Hayward, sec.; Mrs.
Fowler Thomas Joseph, wine & spirit mer. 8 Forest rd
Freeman Robert William, laundry, Church hill
French William, farmer, High road
Fry Charles, inspector under Contagious Diseases of
Animals Act.s, Daphne, High Beech road
Garrett William Thomas, King's Head P.H. High road
Gent Benjamin John, Royal Oak P.H. Forest road
Gibbings Reginald, tailor, High road
Giblett Samuel, farmer, Beech farm, High road
Gingell Frederick & Son, dairy, High road
Gingell Henry, gunsmith, Goldings hill
Girling J. & H. coal & coke merchants, Station road
Glasscock Jamee & Son, nurserymen & seedsmen, 157
Forest road
Good-all William Samuel Joha, baker, High r03d
Goodwin Herbert J. correspondent to Loughton school
managers, clerk to Epping District Sub-Committee &
Epping & Woodford joint committee for Higher Edu-
cation to the Essex County Education Committee,
High road
Gould & Sons, corn merchants, High road & dairy
farmers, Trap's Hill & Borders farms
Greville Brothers, merchants, High road
Grim<:ley George, butcher, 89 Smart's lane
Grisson Hy. Jas. pianoforte maker, Oaklands, Church hi
Grout Percy Enever, Fore;;ters' Arms P.H.Baldwyns hill
Grout Rebecca (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Baldwyns hill
Gussin Thomas, watch maker, Staples road
Harrington .Alice (Miss), dress maker, I Clifton road
Harris .A.rthur Butler M.A., M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. surgeon,
& medical officer & public vaccinat<Jr Loughton dis-
trict, Epping union & medical officer of health to the
Urban District Council, The Shrubbery, High road
Harri<~ :Martin, saddler & harness maker, Chur<:!h hill,
High road & Station road
Harrison John, drug store, High road
Hawkins Augustus George, butcher, High road
Hayes Arthur John, ironmonger, High rd. & 5 Forest rd
Hayward: Joseph Hawkins, collector to the Urban Dis-
trict Council & assistant overseer, Council offices,
High road
Hibling Ernest, boot repairer, 25 York hill
Hickman Moreland, printer; proprietor & editor of
"Loughton & District Advertiser,'' High Beech road
Hills :Matilda (:Mrs.), draper, 25 York hill
Holderness George Henry, confectioner, Church hill
Holland Lily Alice (Mrs.), Plume of Feathers P.H.
Church hill
Bolt Arthur, dairyman, High road
Home for Friendless Girls (Miss Knight, supt.), St.
Faith, Church hill
Horton Thomas & Arthur, fishmongers, 20 Forest road
Horton George, butcher, 27 Forest road
Horwood Emily Ann & Constance (Misses), privat~
school (girls), 1 & 2 Park villas, High road
Howe Edward, wheelwright, Church hill
Hughes John, beer retailer, 103 York hill
LOUGBT~. 411
Hunt Jessie & Dolly (Misses), costumiers, Washbrook
house, Station road
Hunt Henry James, boot & shoe maker, 24 Fores\ road
Hutchin Llewellyn Albert James, chemist & druggist,
High road
Hutson George & Son, decorntors, 53 Meadow road
Irons William Richard, motor cab propr. 130 Forest rd
Jerett Harry, boot repairer, 34 Smart's hme
Johnson Benjamin, news agent, High road
Jowett Frank Wilfred, Crown hotel, High Toad
Keep Samuel Edward, hair dresser, 10 Forest road
King Wm. blacksmith & farrier, High rd. & Church hill
Kipping Frank Victor, florist, England's lane
Lane Frederick Charles Henry, butcher, 22 Forest road
Laundy George, rose grower, Baldwyns hill
Leech Arth. Wm. grocer & sub-postmaster,Goldings Hill
Lewin Clarissa (Mrs.), baker, I6 York hill
LieU Leonard William, solicitor & commissioner for
oaths, & clerk to Loughton Urban District Council,
Council offices, High road
London Joint Stock Bank Limited (branch) (E. Hindel'.,
manager), open daily 9 to 4 p.m.; sat. 9 to I, High
road; draw on head office, 5 Princes st. London E C
Loughton Cemetery (John Sweeting, supt. ), Blind lane
Loughton Club (Thomas Bowditch, hon. sec.; John
Pearce, steward), Station rood
Lough ton Cricket Club (Ralph Godin, hon. sec.), Higb
Beech road
Loughton & District Advertil!er (Moreland Hickman,
proprietor & editor; published 11at.), High Beech road
Loughton House Stores (Jonathan Lockyer, manager) ..
grocers, 4 Forest road
Loughton Library & Reading Room (Joseph Hawkins
Hayward, librarian), Lopping hall, High road
Sarah Pearce, keeper), High road
Lucking Charles, poulterer, Excel lodge, Church hill
Madderton & Co. •Ltd. artists' colormen, Baldwyns hill
Maddison Alice Maud (Mrs.), Holly Bush P.H. High rd
Masonic Hall (A. H. Bateman, sec.), High Beech road
Masonic Lodge Bagshaw, 1457 (meets second thurs. in
March, April, May, Oct. Nov. & Dec. at 7 p.m.) (A.
H. Bateman, sec.), Masonic hall, High Beech road
Masonic Lodge Roding, 3090 (Stanley G. Spencer, sec.)
(meets first thurs. in May, June, July & Sept.),.
Masonic ball, High Beech road
Moser Frederick Rudolph L.D.S.R.C.S.Eng. dental sur-
geon, Fairholme, High road
Munt William John & Sons, greengrocers, I5 Forest rd
Neville Brothers, fruiterers, High road
Nosworthy Rebecca (:Mrs.), Roy-al Standard P.H. High r!t
Padfield Geo. farmer, Loughton Bridge farm,A.lderton hl
Padfield Hamilton. farmer, North farm, High roa()
(postal address, Buckhurst Hill)
Parker Henry George Thomas, boot & shoe maker,.
Church hill, High road
Patmore Edward Prestage & Eustace Bellott, motor
engineers, Old Station road & High rood
Paul Wm. & Son, rose growers & florists, Nursery road
Peacock Charles James, confectioner, High road
Pendred Berthon Fleming M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, Holmdale. Hieh road
Penistan John Benjamin, draper, 6 Forest road
Perry George, greengrocer, High Toad
Plews Emma (Miss), private school, The Bungalow,.
York hill
Priestman Thomas Errington, baker, Church hill &
Goldin~;!'l hill
Ramm Robert Howard, french polisher, Church hill
Ramsey Arthur, china, glass & earthenware dlr. High r(}
Randall Kate (Mrs.), beer retailer, I65 Smart's lane
Rose Waiter James, stationer, High road
Rumball Daniel, laundry, I9 & 2I Forest road
SadlPr William & Son, jobmasters, High road
St. Ethelburga's Church Home for Girls (Miss Marian
Harland, matron), 28 York hill
Salter Sydney Horace, butcher, High road
S.andall Harry Hanson, baker, 4 Smart's lane & High
Beech rood
Schofield Joseph, confectioner, 13 Forest road
Searl Rebecca (Miss), boarding ho. Ashberrie, Church hl
Shaftesbury Holiday House & Retreat (Ragged School
Union & Shaftesbury Society) (Sir John Kirk J.P.
director & sec.), Staples road
Shepherd Susan (Mrs.), greengrocer, Church hill
Sherlock Rose (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 124 bmart's lane
Sibley Florn (Miss), costumier, 3 Brook villas, High rd
Simpson Artbur, boot repairer, York hill
Smith William Henry & Co. grocers, High road
Smith James Duncan, boot & shoe maker, High road
Sowden C. (Miss), nur;;e, Lvnwood, Queen's
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Spilman Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, Woodville, Warren Henry Charles. shopkeeper, 73 Forest road
Lower Park road Warren William, plumber, ro Smart's lane
Stearne George Edward, photographer, 14 Forest road Warriner & Herd, builders,. Forest road
.Street David, chimney sweep, 6o York hill Warriner Robert & Son, builders, Goldings Hill ~
Street Hubert, hay dealer, 65 Smart's lane Watkinson Frederick, sergt.-instructor to E Co. 4th
.:Sylvester Ernest, hair dresser, 26 FOTest road Territorial Force Battalion Essex Regt. 19 Forest road
Thylor Janie (Miss), hair dresser,Manchester ho.High rd Webb William Henry, shopkeeper, Staplet~ road
'Territorial Force Battalion (4th) Essex Regiment (E Welton Annie (Miss), shopkeeper, ror York hill
Co.; Capt. A. Butler Harris; Frederick Watkinson, White Horace F.R.I.B.A. architect, & surveyor to the
sergt.-instructor), Forest l'OOd Urban District Council, High road
'Thorne Henry, insurance agent, Outwood, High road Whittle Emma Mary (Miss), draper, Devonshire house,
Turner Daisy (Miss), art needlework repository, High road
Chureh hill Wickersham & Co. grocers & tea dealers, High road
Turner George. confectioner, High road Wilkinson Walter, watch & clock repairer, Church hill .
'Trimby Lebbeus Wm. florist, 37 Meadow rd. & High rd Wilks Samuel J. registrar of births & deaths for ChigweU
!Vanrpte Edwin, blacksmith, H1gh road • sub-district, Epping union, Hilver. Church hill
• Verrall Alfred George, insurance agent, 17 Meadow road Willingale Alfred Jas. plumber & glazier, ru Forest rd
Vincent William, private school (boys'), Lough ton school, Willingale John, bricklayer, Staples road
High road Wilson Charles Henry, butcher, High road .
Warne .Augustus, outfitter, High road Wilson Leonard, motor engineer, Forest road
Warren F. & Co. (incorporated with Coote & Warren
Limited), coal merchants, Station road
::MAGD AI. EN LAVER is a parish, 4 miles south-east 1 Sexton, Arthur Reed.
Ir·om Harlow station on the main line of the Great
Eastern railway, 3! miles north-east from North Weald Wall Letter Box cleared at 8.45 a.m. & 4·45 p.m.; sun-
-Btation on a branch of the same line, 5 north-west from days, 8-45 a.m. Letters are delivered through Ongar
()ngar, and 5 north-east from Epping, in the Western at 9.50 a. m. & 4· ro p.m. The nearest money order &
-division ()f the county, Ongar hundred and petty sessional telegraph office is at Matching Green, 3 miles distant
division, Epping union, Dunmow county court district,
()ngar rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford 1 Endowed School, built, with teacher's house, in r862, t
.diocese. The church of St. Mary Magdalene, restored endowed in 1872 with a sum of £ggg, raised by mean&
jn r875, is an ancient building of flint, with stone of voluntary contributions from the congregation of St.
-dressings, in the Early English style, consisting of , George's chapel, Albemarle street, London, collected
-chancel and nave and a western tower of wood, con- ' by the Rev. William Webb Ellis M.A.. then minister
taining 2 bells; the tower was thoroughly restored in of that chapel, & presented to this parish, of which he
r883 and a south porch was added in r887: there are 150 was then rector; the site was given by Mrs. Harrison,
·sit-tings. The register of baptisms and marriages dates daughter of the late C. P. Myer esq. The £999 has
from I557; burials, rss8. The living is a rectory, net been invested in Russian bonds, held in trust by the
:yearly value £:z.t8, with 30 acres of glebe and resi- National Society for t-he Education of the Poor in the
odence, in the gif~ of the trustees of the late Mrs. principles of the Established Church, for the annual
B{'llamy, and held since rgo4 by the Rev. William support of the Magdalen Laver school; the school will
Hustings. The representatives of the late John Franci~ hold 6o children; average attendance, 55; Mrs. E.
Cla.rk esq. are the principal landowners; courts leet Crouch, mistress ·
-are held yearly at Epping. The soil is mixed; subsoil,
day. The crops are cereals. The area is 1,237 acre:< This school is under the control of the Essex Education
<Of land and 2 of water; rateable value, £r,418; the (Epping District) Sub-Committee, Herbert J. Good-
population in rgn was 143. I win, High road, Loughton, clerk
Hustings Rev. Wm. (rector), Rectory Pettit Frank, hay carter Trundle William, farm bailiff to Mrs.
.Crane Ferdinand, beer :retailer Torrance Matthew, farmer, Magdalen Edwards, of Harlow
Lucking Ellen (Mrs.), farmer, Mol- Laver hall Tucker Joseph, farmer, Rolls farm
mans farm

l\lALDON
MALDON is a municipal borough and formerly a mar-
!ket town, the head of a union and county court district,
with a station at the west end on the Great Eastern
rline, opened September 30, 1889, to London and also, via
Wickford, to Southend, and another on the east side of
-the town on a brancil of that company from Witham.
Maldon is 44 miles from London, s! south-east from
'Witham, rB! south-west from Colchester, 14! from
.Chelmsford by railway via Witham and wl by road, 12
~outh-east from Braintree, r6i south from Coggeshall,
.25! south from Sudbury, 88! from Yarmouth, 81 from
Norwich, 35! from Ipswich, 84! from Lowestoft, 37 from
'Harwich, 55 from Cambridge and 45! from Wood-
bridge; in the Eastern division of the county, Dengie
hundred, Maldon rural deanery, Essex archdeaconry and
.Chelm~ford diocese. The town is situated on a hill rising
.abruptly from the south bank of the river Blackwater
and near the junction of the Chelmer navigation, the
higher parts commanding extensive views of the sur-
rounding country: it has several streets, containing
·goud shops and dwellings : the inhabitants are well
-supplied with water from wells near the Spital road, for
·the higher portions of the town, and from a reservoir of
·{q,ooo gallons capacity, for the lower parts of the town,
rt;he property of the Corporation. The town is lighted
with gas from works in High street, the property of a
-company ; electric light and power are supplied for
-private use bv John Sadd and Sons Limited. The
'town was made a free borough by William de Mande-
·ville, Earl of Essex, in the reign of Henry Ill. but
had previously received a charter of incorporation
from Henry TI. A new charter was granted in
·r553 by Queen Marv, but W'<I.S forfeited 4 George
qn. (r763-4) and not· renewed till rBro. The corpora-
'tion now consists of a mayor, four aldermen and twelve
.councillors, recorder, treasurer, town clerk, borough
anagistrates, coroner, clerk of the peace and other
officers, and has jurisdiction over the borough and sea-
wards to a distance of 25 miles eastward of Knowle
Sands: the borough has a commission of the peace and
separate court of quarter sessions: it formerly returned
two members to parliament, but under the "Repre-
sentation of the People Act, 1867," the number was
reduced to one and by the "Redistribution of Seats Act,
r885," the representation of the borough was merged in
that of the county.
There are three parishes-All Saints', St. Peter's and
St. Mary's ; of these, the first two, on account of the
smallness of the emoluments, have been united for
ecclesiastical purposes. The church of All Saints, stand-
ing in the highest part of the town, is a building of
stone and flint, principally in the Decorated and Per-
pendicular styles, the tower being late Norman: it
consists of chancel with aisles, nave of four bays, and a
south aisle, formerly a chapel, dedicated to the Holy
Trinity and containing three chantries, founded by Robert
D'Arcy esq. of Danbury, who with Alice (Fitzhangley)
his wife, widow of John Ingoe, merchant, of this town,
was here buried ; she died in 26 Hen. VI. ( 1447-8 ;..
this chapel has since been ext-ended to the whole length
of the church, its double piscina and an oil painting of
the "Last Supper'' being replaced in the new east wall:
at the west end rises a singular and almost unique tri-
angular tower with pinnacles at the angles and termi-
nating in a hexagonal spire: it contains a peal of 6 bells.
three of which are respectively dated I70'J, 1770 and
1799 : there are some monuments of the 17th century to
the D'Arcy, Wentworth, Jeffrey, Vernon, Steevens and
Cammock families, and marble floor stones of the r6th
century to various members of the Vernon family: the
east window i!l stained and on the south side of the
chancel is a memorial window of four lights, erected in
1848 to the memory of Henry Coape esq. by his widow
and children: the pulpit and font are both elaborately
 DIRECTOR\'. J ES~EX.
carved in the Decorated style: in r867 the church was
thoroughly restored and reseated at.- a cost of about
£r,2oo and in 1877 further improvements and restora-
~Jons were made at a cost of £3,ooo, and it now affords
Boo sittings. The register dates from the year 1556.
The living is a vicarage, with St. Peter's annexed, net
,-early: value £197, with residence, in the gift of the
Btsbop of Chelmsford, and held since 1903 by the Rev.
Leonard Hughes M . .A.. of Corpus Christi College, Oxford
and B.D. Durham, rural dean of :Maldon, and sur-
rogate. The vicarage house is a large and ancient
half-timbered building adjoining the churchyard, and
was restored in 1902. The church of St. Mary, in the
lower part of the town on the bank of the river, is a
spacious building of flint in the Decorated and Per-
pendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, large
north porch and a massive western tower of stone and
brick, supported by immense buttresses and terminating
m a spire: it contains 6 bells, respectively dated 1799,
1740, 1707, 1636, 1714 and 1740: this church, the
original foundation of which is unknown, was given to
this place by Ingelric, a Saxon nobleman, before the
year 1056, and part of it, including the tower, was
restored in 1628, a brief being granted for the purpose
by Charles I.: it was restored in r886 with the addition
of a south aisle, the nave and chancel being at the
same time new roofed and reseated with open benches
and a new east window erected: the staircase, formerly
leading to the rood loft, and a portion of the ancient
~orman chancel arch were discovered during the
restoration : there are 400 sittings. The register dates
from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net yearly
value [270, with residence, built in 1886, in the gift of
the Dean and Chapter of Westminster. and held since
1909 by the Rev. Ernest Langham Boughton Kevill-
Davies.
There is a Catholic chapel, erected in 1897, and
dedicated to the Assumption of Our Lady; a Baptist
chapel, erected in 1872, with 270 sittings; a Congrega-
tional chapel, founded in 1688, seating 950 persons;
also Wesleyan Methodist and Primitive Methodist
chapels, a meeting room for the Society of Friends, and
a Salvation .Army hall. The Cemetery, on the London
road, formed in 1855 at a cost of about [1,300, origi-
nally compl"ised 4 acres, but was enlarged in 1883 and
again in 1905; it contains two mortuary chapels and is
under the control of a Burial Board of 18 members.
Dr. Plume's Library occupies part of the site of the
church of St. Peter, which fell into ruins (the tower
excepted) about 1665. Dr. Plume, thPn Archdeacon of
Rochester and a native of Maldon, erected about 1704
a brick building adjoining the tower to contain his
library, which he presented to the town, bequeathing
also a fund for its support and for the supply of new
books; the library, now under the care of the Rev.
Leonard Hughes B.D. vicar of .A.l1 Saints, consists of
about 6,ooo volumes, principally theological, many of
them being very rare and valuable works: the tower is a
massive pile of rough stone embattled, with a spiral
staircase in an octangular turret at the north-west
angle. The Town -or Moot Hall, also called" The D'.A.rcy
Tower," is a lofty and ancient structure of brick, named
from the Robert D'Arcy previously mentioned, who in
the reign of Henry V. was the king's escheator for this
county; his descendants became, from 1551, barons
D'.A.rcy of Chiche, but the title ceased with the death
of Thomas, 3rd baron, Viscount Colchester and Earl
Rivers, in 1639. On the ground floor is the police
-station; on the first floor the court room, where the
quarter and petty sessions are held, and on the second
floor a council chamber containing some oil paintings of
Queens Elizabeth and .Anne, Charles II. George Ill.
and Dr. Plume. In October, r881. an illuminated clock
with chimes was presented by George Courtauld esq.
then M.P. for the borough, at a cost of about [,400.
The Public Hall, in High street. erected in 1859, is let
for concerts, lectures and dramatic performances.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL IXSTITUTIONS &c.
Post Office (head office), at which business of all kinds posts to Heybridge, IDbing, Woodham Waiter, Wooer-
is transacted, 49 High street. .Alfred Elliott, post-
master
Dispatches :-London &i all parts, 9.20 &i rr.Io a.m. &
3.40 & 6.30 p.m. & 1-2 midnight; down mail, 8.30 p.m
Arrivals :-7.5 & I I a.m. & 1.45 & 6 p.m
Deliveries commence 7.30 a.m. & 2.5 & 6.25 p.m
A mail is also dispatched to Mundon, Latching-don,
.Althorne, Southminster, Burnham. Tilling-ham & Brad- On sunday only one delivery & the two night dispatches-
well at 5.10 a.m. ; arriving on the return journey at
8 p.m. Day mail from Altho-rnl'. Latchingdon & Parce.ls Post closes n a. m. & r.55, 6.30 & 8.30 p.m. every
\Iundon, arrival 11 a.m. ; dispatched 12 noon. Rural
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St. Peter"s Masonic Hall is in the High street, and
here the St. Peter and Plume Chapter and the Maldon
Masonic club meet.
The London County and Westminster Bank Limitl'd
and Messrs. Barclay and Company Limited have branch
banks here ; there are police and fire engine stations.
The Marine Promenade and recreation grounds, on the-
bank of the river, were formed and laid out by the Cor-
poration in 1894 at a cost of about [3.000; the grounds
are diversified with trees, shrubs and flower gardens :
seats and shelters are provided and there is a band.
stand in which a band plays during the summer months:
provision is also made for bathing in the river and in.
a lake. ·
Yearly fairs are held on the first Thursday in May
and September 13th and 14th. A large shipping:
trade is carried on in corn, coals, lime, chalk, hay ancl
straw and in oilcake, manures and timber. There are-
maltings, flour mills, boat-building yards, lime kilns,.
salt works, a brewery, steam saw mills, timber yards,.
sail lofts, an iron foundry, .an agricultural implement.
and machine manufactory and on the river Blackwater
an extensive fishery.
Until 1865 the port was free, but the Maldon Harbou:r
.Act, passed in that year, gave power to widen and
deepen the river and to levy tolls on shipping coming
within the jurisdiction of the commissiont>rs; in 1882.
the port of Maldon was reduced to a creek of the por'
of Colchester; vessels loading or unloading in He~·­
bridge Basin, however, are still free.
The Custom House is on Market hill.
The principal hotels are the " King's Head" and the-
"Blue Boar."
The G Company of the 5th Territorial :Battalion Esse:s.
Regiment have their head quarters in the town.
The remains of :Beeleigh Abbey, a house of the Pre-
monstratensian order, removed hither from Parndon~
are about r mile west of the town: the abbey wa~
founded by Robert de Mantell, .A..D. n8o, and dedicated
to St. Nicholas : at the Dissolution eleven canons were
maintained on this foundation, the revenues of which
Dugdale estimates at [156 16s. nid. ; the most perfect
relic of the edifice is the Early English chapter house,.
36 feet by r8 feet, with a groined roof, supported by
three slender Purbeck columns : the undercroft of the
refectory and a portion of the common house are alsO>
extant. Henry Bourchier, rst Earl of Essex af that
family, who died .April 4th, 1483Y was here buried, to-
gether with Isabel his countess and the Lady Mary
Neville: the remains of the abbev •
have been converted
into a dwelling house, the property of Samuel S. :Baker
esq. J.P. of Hockley, who is lord of the manor.
John Rogers Herbert R..A. painter of the fresco ot
"Justice," in the House of Lords, was born .here Jan_
23rd, 1810, and (lied at Kilburn, Middlesex, March, 189o.
The principal landowners are the Ecclesiastical Com-
missioners, Samuel S. Baker esq. of Hockley, Samuel
Ratcliff esq. and the Rev. John Bailey.
The area of the municipal borough is 3,015 acres of
land, 13 of inland and 120 of tidal water and 566 of
foreshore; the population in 19n was 6,253. The area~
of the civil parishes are : .All Saints', 57 acres of land ;
rateable value, [5,461; St. Mary's, 1:,398 acres of land~
5 of inland and 106 of tidal water and 522 of foreshore ;
rateable value, [4,214; St. Peter's, 1,56o of land, 8 of
inland and 14 of tidal water and 14 of foreshore ; rate-
able value, [14,412; the population of the civil parishes-
in 1911 was: All S11ints, inclusive of 5~ inmates and ,
officials in the workhouse, 919; St. Mary's, r,414 andi
St. Peter's, inclusive of 223 inmates and 10 officials in
the wcrkhouse, 3,920.
The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in 19rr
was: All Saints' with St. Peter's, 4,839, and St. Maryy
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1,414·
Sacristan and Verger of Parish Church, William Bolt,
20 Beeleigh road.
Parish Clerk of St. Mary's, Samuel Reynolds, SS\
Church etrel't.
ham Mortimer, Cold Norton & Hazeleigh are dis-
patched at 6 a.m. & return to the office at 6
p.m. (with the exceptio& of Heybridge, which re--
turns to the uffice at 6.10 p.m.). There is also a.
day mail to & from Heybridge, arrival 11.5 a.m.; dis-
patched 11.30 a.m. & 2 & 4 p.m. & Purleigh &i Stow
St. Mary's arrive -at I I a.m. ; dispatched II-30 a.m
day but sunday ·
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Telegraph Office open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; sundays, 8.30
to 10 a.m
Public Telephone from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. week days;
sundays, 8.30 till 10 a.m. & continuous service to
subscribers
Sub-Post & Money Order Office, Mill road.-Mrs. Mary
Ann Lewin, sub-postmistress. Box cleared 8.30 &
10-45 a.m. (June to September, 10.30 a.m.) & 2-45 &
7 p.m.; sundays, 7·45 p.m
CORPORATION.
1913-14.
Mayor Alderman Alexander Krohn
Deputy Mayor Alderman Charles Ernest Barritt
Recorder-Charles Edward Jones esq. I Harcourt build-
ings, Temple, London E 0
Aldermen.
Retire Nov. Iletire Nov.
.!.rthur Ashley ............ 1916 I Herman Alex. Krohn ... 1919
Charles Ernest Barritt 1916 1 George Wade ............ 1919
Councillors.
Retire Nov. Retire N ov
Arthur Laver Clarke ... 1914 Frederick Wm. Moss ... 1915
.John Edward Freeman 1914 Harry William Sadd .•. 1915
George David Handley 1914 Edward T. Baker ...... 1916
Thomas John Turner ... 1914 John James l,<'urlong ... 1916
William Barbrook ...... 1915 Stanford Chas. Goodey 1916
David Eves ............... 1915 Harold Granger ......... 1916
Mayor's Auditor, Stanford C. Goodey
Elective Auditors, James Rogers & Harvey S. T. Crabb
The statutory meetings {)f the Corporation are held at
the Moot hall quarterly & as the Urban Sanitary
Authority at the same time, & ordinary meetings are
held monthly on the second tuesday in the month
Officers of the Corporation.
Town Clerk, Frederick Henry Bright, 53 High street
Treasurer, Christopher William Parlier esq. D.L., J.P.
Faull>bourne hall, Witham
Medical Officer of Health, Henry Reynolds Brown M.A..,
M.D., C.M. 70 High street
Clerk of the Peace, Horace John Freeman, West square
.Borough Surveyor, Engineer & Sanitary Inspector, 'l'ho&.
!Russell Swales M.Inst.O.E.I. Municipal offices, High st
Accountant, W. H. de Caen, 3a, Spital road
Collectors: General District, Richard S. Turner, 12
Market hill & b'amuel Charles Spurgeon, High street;
Water Rates, Samuel Charles Spurgeon, High street
Town Crier, -Joseph Coult, I Queen street
Water Bailiff, George William Clarke
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE FOR THE BOROUGH.
The Mayor & Deputy Mayor, ex-officio
Binnie David Carr, Hill bouse, Maldon
Bland Thomas Elsey, Friary, Mal don
Brown Henry Reynolds M.A., M.D. 70 High st. Maldon Clerk, Frederick Henry Bright, solicitor, 53 High street
'Eve Robert Henry, Fullbridge house, Maldon
Krohn Herman Alex. M.A., D.L. Maldon court, Maldon Tha Isolation Hospital, situate at Broad Street Green,
Ratclitf Samuel, Woodham Waiter
Sadd John Price, The Bower, Maldon
Ward Joseph Robert, Beelcigh grange, Maldon
Clerk, Frederick Henry Bri~ht, 53 High st. Maldon
Borough Petty Sessions held at the Moot hall, High Medical Superintendent, Henry Reynolds Brown M.!.,
street, daily, at 10 a.m
.JUSTICES OF THE PE.lCE FOR DENGIE PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Parker Christopher William D.L. Faulkbourne hall,
Witham, chairman
"Belsham Oliver Daniel, Heybridge, Maldon
Bentall Eclmund Ernest, The Towers, Heybridge,Maldon Cemetery, London road, A. W. Freeman, clerk to the
"Bland Thomas Elsey, The Friary, Maldon
"Brown Henry R.eynolds M.A., M.D. 70 High st. Maldon
Croxon Abraham Bowerman, The Limes, Burnham-on-
Crouch, Essex
-de Crespigny Sir Claude Champion hart. D.L. Champion
lodge, Heybridget Maldon
J"ones Chester, The :Maplins, Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex
Pipe Edmund, High street, Southminster, Essex
'Baby George, 'l'illingham hall, Southminster, Essex
'Sadler Samuel Bockin, Quay, Burnham-on-Crouch,Essex
'Smith Ernest John, The Caidge, Southminster, Essex
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Thomas HPrbert, Mundon hall, Maldon
~he Mayor of Maldon & the chairmen of the Maldon
Rnral District Council & the Burnham-on-Crouch
Urban District Council, for the time being, al"e e:x.-
()fficio justices of the peace
Clerk to the Justices, Fredk. Hernrv Bright, solicitor,
High street • Waiter
Petty Sessions are held, for the Southminster portion of
the Division, at the Police station, Southminster.,
monthly, on saturday, at 11 a.m. & for the Maldon
portion of the Division at the Moot hall, Maldon,
monthly, on thursday, at 10 a.m
The following parishes are comprised within the petty
sessional division & those marked * comprise the
Southminster portion & the remainder the Maldon
portion:-*.ilthorne, * Asheldham, *Brad well, *Bum-
ham, Cold Norton, *Creeksea, *Dengie, *Fambridge
North, Hazeleigh, Heybridge, Langford, Latchingdon,
*Mayland, Mundon, Purleigh, *St. Lawrence, *South-
minster, *Steeple, Stow Maries, *Tillingham, Wood-
ham Mortimer, Woodham Waiter
HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS.
Chairman, R. H. Eve.
S. A. N. Rutt C. E. Barritt
J. P. Sadd J. Butcher
T. E. Bland A. J. Clarke
E. T. Baker C. R. Gowers
S. P. Garratt; J. W. Keeble
Hon. 0. H. Strutt
Clerk, Horace J. Freeman, 3 Gate street
Collector, Thomas Handley Barbrook, 18 Spital r(ad,
PORT SANITARY AUTHORITY.
Meet at the Moot hall, High street, quarterly.
Clerk, Frederick Henry Bright, 53 High street
Treasurer, Christopheor William Parker, Barclay & Com-
pany Limited, Maldon
Medical Officer of Health, Henry Reynolds Brown M.,A..,
M.D., C.M. 7o High street
Sanitary Inspector, Thos. Handley Barbrook, Spital rd
MALDON RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL.
The parishes in the District are the same as in the
Union, with the e:x.ception of Burnham & Maldon.
The area is 82,342 acres; the population in 19II was
16,164
Council meets at the Guardians' Board room on wed.
monthly at 2 p.m.
Chairman, Rev. R. V. 0. Graves M.A.Tolleshunt D'Arcy
Officials .
Clerk, Alfred William Freeman, 1 & 3 Gate street
Treasurer, Christopher William Parker D.L., J.P. Faulk·
bourne hall, Witham
.\.cting Medical Officer of Health, A.rthur George Troup
M.B., Ch.B., D.P.H ..Aberd. Chelmsford
Surveyor of Highways, Edgar John Ennals, 6 Market hi
Sanitary Surveyor, Engineer & Inspector of Nuisances,
William .Almond, 6 Market hill
MALDON JOINT HOSPITAL BOARD.
Meet at Board room of the Maldon Union workhouse,
monthly, on wed. at 4 o'clock.
Chairman, Thomas Herbe1 t Solly esq. J.P
· Treasurer, Christopher William Parker esq. D.L., J.P
Heybridge, was erected in 1903, at a cost of £5,400, t
provides accommodation for 10 beds; the Board have
also hospital tent accommodation for smallpox patients
at Little Totham
M.D., C.M.Edin. High street, Maldon
Hon. M-edical Superintendent, John Clough Thresh D.Sc.
Lond., M.D., Ch.B.Vict., D.P.H.Camb. Spergula,
Chelmsford
Matron, Miss E. S. Miles, Hospital, Heybridge
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS_
Assembly Rooms, High st. Thomas Pollard Peechey, seo
burial board & registrar ; Alfred Bush, keeper
County Court, London road, office at Court house, Hi1
Honor H. Tindal-Atkinson, judge ; Charles Godfrey,
Rythe house, Thames Ditton, high bailifi ; Frederick
Henry Bright, registrar; James Rogers, broker; John
A. Waterman, assistant bailiff. A county court is held
every two months. The parishes in the district are:-
Althorne, Asheldham, Beckingham, Bradwell, Burn-
ham, Great Braxted, Little Braxted, Cold Norton,
Cricksea, Dengie, North Fambridge, Goldhanger, Hat-
field Peverel, Hazeleigh, Heybrid~e, Inworth, Lang-
ford, Latchingdon, Maldon, Mayland, Mundon, Pur-
lei~h. Saint Lawrence. Southminster, Steeple, Sto,
Maries, Tillingham, Tiptree, Tollesbury, TolleshnnS
D'Arcy, Tolleshunt K;nights, Tolleshunt Majol', GreaS
Totham, Little Totham, Ulting, Wickham Bishop-1,
Woodham Ferris, Woodh:1m Mortimer, Woodhatn
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
For Bankruptcy purposes this court is included in that
"f Ohelmsford; E. H. C. Savill, senior official
receiver; F. T. Garton, assistant official reoeiver, I4
Bedford row, London W C
Certified Bailiffs appointed under the "Law of Distress
Amendment Act," Ernest J. Gale, Southminster; Jas.
Rogers, 6 High st. & Saml. Chas. Spurgeon,29 High st
County Police Station, West square, James Creak 'l'aylor,
inspector, & 5 constables
Custom House, 34 Market hill, John Moss, officer in
charge; Fredk. Austin & Chas. Stebbens,Trinity pilots
Fire Engine Station (Corporation), 20 London road,
John Pannifer, captain
Dr. Plume's Library, open 2 to 4 daily, Rev. L. Hughe:~
~I.A., B.D. librarian
Public Hall, 45 High st. 0. Poole, sec. ; S. Hills, keeper
Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent
Society; 0. Poole, 37 High street & Miss Clara,
Pertwee, Evelyn house, hon. representative
Stamp Office, 37 High st:reet, Richd. Poole, distributor
Town Hall, Joseph Coult, keeper, High street
TERRITORIAL FORCE.
sth Battalion Essex Regiment (G C<Jmpany), Drill hall,
Tenterfield road, Capt. W. E. Wilson; H. Shonk,
color-sergean t-instructor
MALDON UNION.
Board day, wednesday fortnightly, at I1.3o a.m.
Maldon union comprises the following parishes:-
.Althorne, Asheldham, Bradwell-juxta-Mare, Braxted
(Great), Braxted (Little), Bornh~m, Cold Norton,
Cricksea, Dengie, Gojdhanger, Hazeleigh, Heybridge,
Langford, Latchingdon (with Snoreham), Mayland,
Mondon, North Fambridge, Porleigh, St. Lawrence
Newland, Maldon (All Saints, St. Mary & St. Pe-ter),
Southminster, Steeple, Stow Maries, Tillingham,
Tollesbury, Tolleshunt D'Arcy, Tolleshont Knights,
Tolleshont Major, Totham (Great), Totham (Little),
Ulting, Wickham Bishops, W oodham Mortimer,
Woodham Waiter. The area of the union is 89,887
acres; rateable v-alue, Lady Day, 1913, £122,937;
the population in 1911 was 25,607
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, Thomas Herbert
Solly esq. J.P. Mundon hall, Maldon
Clerk to the Guardians, Alfred William Freeman, I &
3 Gate street, Maldon
Assistant Cl-erk to the Guardians, Horace John Freeman,
3 Gate street
Treasurer, Christopher William Parker esq. D.L., J.P.
Faulkbourne hall, Witham
Believing Officers & Collectors to the Guardians &
Vaccination Officers, Maldon district, Waiter E. Read,
30 Spital road, Maldon; Dengie district, Charles P
Orth, Southminster; Thurstable district, J. E. J·ack·
son, Tolleshunt D'Arcy
Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, All Saints' dis-
trict, H. Reynolds Brown M.D. 70 High st. Maldon;
Bradwell district, Sidney Edward Barrett M.B.,
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.RC.P.Lond. Tillingham; BornhMD
district, Harold Drew Landl'r · B.A., M.R C.S.,
L.R.C.P.Lond. Bornham; St. Mary's district, Henry
J. Price F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. 24 High street,
Maldon ; St. Peter's district, Henry Luther Ewens
M.D. 2 High street, Maldon ; Southminster distriat,
Leonard W. Light M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond
Southminster; Tollesbury district, John Henry Salter
M.R.C.S.Eng., L.M.S. S.A.Lond. Tolleshunt D' Arcy;
Wickham Bishops district, Karl Carwardine Gimson
M.B., B.O. Witham
t'he Workhouse, erected in I873, at an expense of
[2o,ooo, on a site facing the Spital road, is a red
brick building in a modernized form of Gothic;
from the centre rises a clock tower with a striking
dock & in front there is a chapel ; the premises are
~alcobted to hold 340 inmates & cover about 5 acres;
Wm. Henry White, master; Mrs_ Emily Mary White,
matron; Rev. Goor~e Henry Butler M.A. chaplain;
R. J. Price F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. medical
offioor
MALDON REGISTRATION DISTRICT.
Superintendent Registrar, Alfred William Freeman, r &
3 Gate street; deputy, Horace John Freeman
Re~strars of Marriages, "Maldon sub-di!<trict, Samuel
Charles Spurgeon, 29 Hi~h street. :\l:aldon; dl'pntv
George Henry Topley, Wantz road, Maldon; South-
tninster sob-district, Henry Winter Harvey, Sooth-
minster; deputy, C. B. Shead, Southminster
Re~;!istrars of Births & Deaths. Maldon sub-district.
WaltPr E. Read. 30 Spital road, Maldon; deputy, Mrs
Charlotte Matilda Bly Bead, 30 Spital road, Maldon ;
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• Southminster sub-district, C. P. Orth, Southminster;
deputy, James Watt, Burnham; Tollesbury sub-dis-
trict, James E. Jackson, Tolleshunt D'Arcy; deputy,
Mrs. Florence E. Jackson. Tolleshont D'Arcy
PUBLIO OFFICERS.
Assistant Ovprseer & Poor Rate Collector for St. Mary,
Richard S. Turner, 12 Market hill
Assistant Overseer & Poor's Rate Collector for All
Saints' District, James Rogers, 6 High street
Certifying Factory Surgeon, Hy. Reynolds Brown M.A.,
J.P., M.D. 70 High street
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for Dengie Divi-
sion, Frederiek Henry Bright, 53 High street
Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for the Borough
of Maid on, John E. Freeman, Gate stre-et
Clerk to Maldon Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pension
Committee, Alfred William Freeman, I & 3 Gate st
Clerks to the Trustees of Maldon Grammar School (old
foundation), Crick & Freeman, I & 3 Gate street
Clerks to the BreedeT & Plume Educational Trust, Crick
& Freeman, I & 3 Gate street
Clerk to Mrs. Wentworth's Charity, Waiter Henry de
Caen, 3a, Spital road
Collector of the King's Taxes, Samuel Chas. Sporgeon,
opposite G.P.O.; Harry John 'l'homas, 6 Queen's
avenue, assistant
Collector of Poor's Rates for St. Peter's District, Saml.
Charles Sporgeon, High street
Deputy Receiver of Wreck for Maldon & District &
Registrar of Shipping & Collector of Light Dues, J ohu
Moss, Custom house, 34 Market hill
Excise Officers, Charles Gordon Alien & H-enry Copp,
Market hill
Explosives & Petroleum Inspector & Inspector under
"Diseases of Animals Acts," Jam-es Creak Taylor,
Police station, West square
Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals
Acts" for Dengie Division, Arth. H. Brooks M.R.C. V.S.
34a, London road
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PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
All Saints' & St. Peter's Church, High street, Rev.
Leonard Hughes M. A., B.D. vicar; Rev. Victor Eustace
Brarnpton Norton M.A. curate; 8 & I I a.m. & 3 &;
6.30 p.m
St. Mary's Church, Church street, :Uev. Ernest
Langham Bough ton Kevill-Davies, rector; 8 & I t
a.m. & 2.45 & 6.30 p.m
Assumption of Our Lady, Catholic, Victoria road, Rev.
Sidney W. A. Williams; 9.30 a. m. ISt sunday & IO
a.m. other sundays; 6.30 p.m. every sunday
Friends' Meeting House, Crown lane; I0.30 a. m. &
6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7 30 p.m
Baptist, Crown lane, Rev. Arthor Charles Durman;
10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Ccngregational, Market hill, Rev. Thomas Henry Alex-
ander; I0.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Wantz road, Henry Parrott (lay
evangelist); 10.30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, High street (Chelmsford Circuit),
Rev. Henry B1mting; IO 30 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; tues.
7-30 p.m
Salvation Army, Church str.::-et, various
SCHOOLS.
Grammar, founded not later than I407; in 16oS Ralph
Breeder endowed it with [300, which sum was subse-
quently invested in the purchase of 20 acres of land,
in the parish of Hatfield Peverel; the school was
furthPT endowed bv• Dr. Plume with two houses in the
High strel't of Maldon ; these two bequests yield an
annual income of £76; the school has been rebuilt on
a site known as "Th• Fairfield," & is under the
management of thl' Education Committee of the
Essex County Conncil ; the school was reconstructed
in 1912 on a co-ednrational basis, & now (I9I.t) has
1<3 pupils (73 bovs & 6o !!iris); Svdney George Deed
M. A. nf Trinity C'11lPtrf', ('am bridge, head master;
-:\Iiss D. G P..,llnrnv. mio:tr!'ss; with an assistant staff
of !<ix m'l~tar~ & mi~trPsses
PUBLIC ELF\IE'\fTABY SCHOOLS.
Es!'ex Countv Educaof:ion Committee.
M1ldnn Di<~trirt Sob-Committ-ee.
The Cnmmittrp . vm~ f -rrre1 in 1913 & consi~ts of 20
memb!'rs.
Mef'ts at the Mnot hall, Hi~h street, every fourth wed.
Chairman, LPwis Bel!'ha-rn, Heybridge
Clerk, F. H. Brig-ht, 53 High street
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School Medical Inspector, Harold Weightman Sinclai.r )laldon Express, Burnham, Southminster & Dengie
M.D.Lond., D.P.H. County offices, Duke st.Chelmsfrd Hundred Reporter & Halfpenny Newsman, 31 High
Attendance Officers, Joseph Gurton, Little Totham, for street; R. .f'oole, publisher; .Meggy, Thompson t
Thurstable district; Martin Wedlock, Queen's avenue, Creasey, Chelmsford, proprietors; published sat
for Mal don district; W illiam Thomas .Ambrose, Burn-
ham, for Dengi~ district. . RAILWAY STATION.
Council School, Wantz road, built in 1912, for 260 boys,
260 girls & 316 infants; average attendance, 240 boys, Great Eastern (Witham & Maldon & :Maldon &i Sonth-
185 girls & 180 infants; F. W. Moss, master; .Miss end-on-Sea branches), Henry G. Wright, station
A. Moss, girls' mistress; :Miss E. A. White, infants' master; parcels office, I I Market hill, T. W. Hayes,a!t'
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m1stress Omnibuses to the Railway station to meet each train.
Church of England, London road, built in 1840 & en- from King's Head & Blue Boar hotels; also (Williams)
larged in 1897 & 1901, for 128 boys, n7 girls & 6g for Heybridge district
infants; average ~ttendance, II8 boys, 108 girls & 70
infants ; Charles S. Barker, master; Miss Edith Emily CARRIERS.
Hughes, mistress; Mrs. L. Barker, infants' mistress
NEWSP.APERS.
Chelmsford-Ernest Brown, from Crown lane, wed.&
Cold Norton Sydney Howard, from High street, sat
sa'
Maldon .Advertiser, 57 High street; Gowers Limited, Tollesbury-Collins, from ' Ship,' tues. thurs. & sat
proprietors & publishers; illustrated; published friday Witham-James Ottley, from ' White Horse', tues. tburs.
evening, fortnightly & sat
PRIVATE RESIDEN'l~. Eve T. Lawrence B. The Friary , Mead Arthur, 36 Fambridge road
Alexander Rev. Thomas -Henry (Con- Evera.rd Miss, Wellesley, WeLington Medway Hy. Geo. Westholm,Spital rd
gregational), 10 Lodge road road Mulley Sydney Arthur, 4 London rd
Almond William, 123 High street Eves David, 31 Spital road Nevill Robert, Beeleigh falls
Bacon George, 38 London road Kwen Stephen James, 2 Wantz road Neville John, 3 London road
Bacon Henry, 52 Victoria road Ewens Hr.ury Luther M.D. West ~orton Rev. Victor Eustace Brampton
Bacon John, 50 Victoria road Chase, London road ~ ..A. (curate of .All Saints'), 23
Baker Edward Thos. 128 High street Fitch Mrs. Fambridge road London road
Barbrook Thomas Henry, 18 Spital rd Freeman .Alfred William,2o Market hl Orttewell Frank, 2a, High street
Barritt .Arthur, 33 London road Freeman Horace John, 32 London rd Orttewell Richd. The Hutt,The C'has&
Barritt Charles Ernest, Wycke cot· Freeman Jas. Price,Riverdale,Cross rd Parrott Henry (Primitive Methodist).
tage, Spital road Freeman John Edward, Penrhyn, Wel- The Manse, Cross road
Batt George, 21 Victoria road lington road Pell Hy. Wm. The Chase, London rd
Beale John, 69 High street 1Freeman Miss, 36 London road Pemberton William, Cromwell hill
Beaumont Percy Munro, 16 Lodge rd Garratt Misses, 58 Victoria road Pertwee James. 18 Market hill
Belsher Edwd . .Argent, Wantz chase Garratt Samuel Porter, 10 Market hl Petitpierre Jules, 25 London road
Bentall Mrs. 63 High street Gilling Aubrey JO'hn, 41 High street Piggot Miss, 21 London road
Bingham George Cowley,34 London rd Girling Harry Percy, Ivanhoe, Faro- Pitcairn Miss, 31 Beeleigh road
::Jinnie David Carr, Hill ho. London rd bridge road Pollard Mrs. 2 The Causeway
Bland T. Elsey J.P., The Friary Go-wer John Herbert, 19 Victoria rd Poole Octavius, 48 Fambridge road
Bright Frederick Henry, Cromwell ho. Gower Mril. 40 London road Price Henry James, 24 High street
Cromwell hill Gowers Charles R. Foundry house Rogers James, 8 High street
Brooks .Arthur H. 34a, London road Gowers Miss, n8 High street Rogers John Russell, 8 High street
Brown Henry Reynolds J.P., M.A., Granger Harold, Hill ho. Market hill Rowling William Henry,27 London r<l
-~LD., C.M. 70 High street Grantham Capt. Frederick William, Rutt Stephen A. N. 98 High street
Brown William J. 18 Wellington road Beeleigh .Abbey Sadd Harry William, Mount view
Bunting Rev. Hy. (Wesleyan Metho· Gray Waiter, The Lodge, Lodge road Sadd Herbt. E. The Oaks,Beeleigh rd
dist), Stirling villa, Cross road Grey Edward Bentall, St. Mary's lane Sad d. Jn. Price, The Bower, London rd
Butler Rev George Henry M ..A.(chap- Handley Geo. David, Hollies, Cross rd Sadd Miss, Hill house, Market hill
lain of Maldon union), 4 Lodge rd Harmer Henry James, 105 High st Sadler Joseph, 85 High street
Carr John, Kimberley villa, Cross rd Harmer Henry Revell, II6 High st Sad~er Mrs. 29 London Toad
Carruthers E-wart, 54 Cross road Hay Cecil James, 3r Beeleigh road Samms John William, 31 London rd
Carter Charles Henry, 75 Victoria rd Hayes Tihomas William, Esna, Wel- Seabrook Robt. L. Lyncroft, Cross l'd
Chipperfield Miss, 38 Wantz road lington road Sewell Frederick, r6 Wellington road
Clarke .Arth.L.Beverley,Fambridge rd Hayward Mi£s, 65 High street Spurgeon Samuel Charles, Bedford
Clear Mrs. 12 Lodge road Horner .Arthur J. Io Cross road house, Wellington road
Cockeram Mrs.Woodbine cot.Cross rd Howard Herbert James, The Laurels, Stanes Mi.ss, The Wycke, Spital roa<l
Cook George Edwin, 14 Spital road Cross road Stevens Percy, Spital road
Cook Miss, 4 Cross road Howlett Miss, 16 Spital road Stratford William, 73 Victoria road
Cox Mrs. Fambridge road Hughes Rev. Leonard M . .A., B.D. Sussex George Knowles, Spital road
Crick Harold, 9 London road (vicar of .All Saints' & St. Peter's Swales Thomas R. 5 London road
Cross Miss, 14 London Nad & surrogate), .All Saints' vicarage Titchener Miss, 14 Cross road
Cross Mrs. 4 Silver street Hughes Mrs. 17 Victoria road Wade Geo. Frinton ho. Fambridge rd
de Caen Waiter Henry, 3a, Spital rd Hurrell Mrs. 71 High street Ward Martin Luther, High street
Dee~ Sydney George M.A. Stonecroft, Hurrell Thos. Belvedere, Victoria rd Wells Barrington Clement, The Nook,
H1gh street Hutley Miss, r London road The Chase
Deeks Mrs. 21 Market hall Isaacs Sydney, 8 Lodge road Whitney Cyril Underwood,36Wantz Td.
Durman Rev. Arthur Chas. (Baptist), Kevill-Davies Rev. Ernegt Langham Williams. Rev. Sidney W. A. (Cath.),
3_8a, Wantz road Boughton (rector), St.Mary's rectry 40 Victoria road
Elhott Alfred, Dreadnought, Welling- Kidner Samuel George, 6 Silver st Wiseman Percy Edgar, 18 London rd
ton road Krohn Herman .Alexander J .P .Maldon Witney Joseph, 21 Fullbridgt-
Ennals Edgar John, 32 Market hill court, Silver street Wright Saml.Retreat cot.Fambrige rd
Eve Miss, The Friary Leech Ht>nry G. 14 Lodge road Youl ~iiss, 16 London road
Eve Robert -Henry, Fullbridge house, )lax-well-Langford Mrs. 2 Lodge road
Fullbridge :.\lay ~Iisses, West house, West square
COMMERCIAL. .lrcher William Percy, pork butcher, 52 High street
Early closing day, Wednesday. Argent John William, greengrocer, 22 Market hill
Argent Waiter James, travelling draper, 58 Wantz roall
.A.llen Charles Gordon, excise officer, Market hill Ashcroft .Alfred, farmer, Pretoria villa, Cross road
A.llen Frank, music seller, 63 Wantz road A.shley James, tailor, 12 High street
Alien Saml. farm bailiff to Mr . .A.rthur Ste-vens,Spital rd As8embly Rooms (Thos. Pollard Peechey, sec.), High st
Allen Sidney .Arthur, cycle agent, 7 & 9 Market hill Bailey & Collins, grocers, 130 Wsntz road
Almond William, sanitary surveyor, engineer & inspector Baker Edward Lee, miller (electric), Fullbridge
of nuisances to Maldon Rural District Council, 6 Balls Harry, tailor, 24 London road
)'larket hill Balls Margaret ()II'S. ), fishmonger, II9 High street
Amor Kate (Miss), tailoress, I Cro-wn lane Bammant Harold, confectioner, see Hurr & Bammant
Andrews .!.lice (Miss), apartments, 12 London road Barbrook Brothers, clothiers, 50 High street
.A.ppleby Alfred James, boot maker, 64 High street Barbrook Thomas IRandley, Port Sanitary inspector '
Appleyard Henry Martyn, phot{)grapher, 77 High street collectQr of river dues, 18 Spital road
Archer Sarah (Mrs.), apartments, 46 Fambridge road Barbrook William Thomas, tobacconist, 84 High s\reet
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• Barclay et Company Limited (branch), bankers (A. J. Coult Bert, bill poster, 7 Queen street
Gilling, manager), 4I High street; draw on head Coult J oseph, town crier, I Queen street
office, 54 Lombard street, London E C County Court (His Honor Henry Tindal Atkinson,
Barker Albert, coal dealer, 4 Tenterfield road judge; Frederick Henry Bright, registrar; Charles
Barnard Arthur Henry, boot maker, sa, Silver street Godfrey, high bailiff), London road
BarriU Chas. E. farmer, Maldon Hall farm, Spital road Cowlin Benjamin, pork butcher, 27 Spital road
Basham Ann (Mrs.), fried fish shop, 13a, High street Crick & Freeman. solicitors, I & 3 Gate street
Basham Ernest Albert, Railway Bell P.H. & monumental Crick & Co. Limited, chemist.a & dealers in photo
mason, Station road materials, 46 High street
Basham Rachael (Mrs.), china & glass dealer, 171 High Croft Joseph, tailor, 7oa, High street
!'treet & see Sutton & Basham Cromer Kate (Miss), girls' school, q Hillside,Market hill
Bate'& Motor Works Limited (S. C. Spurgeon, Crow George Herbert, seedsman, 40 Market hill
&t'C.), motor engineers, High street; garage & works, Cutting Arthur, draper, 11 High street
Spital road; & at Hertford Daniels PE»rcy C. draper, 61 Hi~rh street
Baxter Arthur, builder, 151 High street de Caen Waiter Henry, borough accountant & clerk to
8Paumont & Bright, solicitors, 53 High street Mrs. Wentworth's charity, 3a, Spital road
Beaumont George Frederick (firm, Beanmont & Bright), Dedman Henr~etta (.Mrs.), stationer, 14 High street
solicitor & commissioner for oaths, 53 High street Dibben & Son, hair dressers, 2I High street
Beaumont Percy Munro, architect & surveyor,35 High st Dines Ernest S. insurance agent, 46 Wantz road
Bland T. Els-ey, wine, spirit, ale & stout mer.The Friary Durbin William, beer retailer, 8 The Causeway
Rlaxall William Robert, butcher, 26 Market hill Dykes Arthur, earthenware dealer, 5 Fullbridge
Rlowers Daniel, hurdle maker, 208 Wantz road Edwards Charles, Volunteers' Arms P.H. 73 Wantz road
Blowers Herbert, furniture dealer, 120 High street Eley Harry, confectioner, 88 High street
Blue Boar Hotel (Jesse G. Thorn, manager), ·Silver st Elliott Alfred, postmaster, Wellington road
Bonner John Elgar, artificial teeth maker, 29 High st Emberson John, grocer, 54 Spital road
Roreham Alfred Ernest, shoe repairer, 24 Mill road Ennals Edgar .John, surveyor of highways to the .Maldon
Boreham William R. marine store dealer, Church street Rural District Council, 6 Market hill
Bowtell Thomas, boot maker, 104 Wantz road Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society Limited
lloyes Charles, tailor, II7 High street (sub-office), High street
Bright Frederick Henry (firm, Beaumont & Bright), Eve Hy. Thos. & Co. corn mers. & maltster,, Fullbridge
solicitor & commissioner for oaths; town clerk; clerk Eve Henry Percy, watch maker, 82 High strePt
to the Port Sanitary Authority; the Maldon Joint Ewens &; Harrison, physicians & surgeons, 2 High street
Ho,pital Board; clerk to the justices for the Dengie Ewens Henry Luther (firm, Ewens & Harrison) M.D. &
& Witham divisions & borough of Maldon justices; B.S.Durh., M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician, &
to the commissioners of t:nes for Dengie division & medical officer & public vaccinator to St. Peter's dis-
to the Maldon district sub-committee of the Essex trict, 2 High street
County Education Committee & registrar of county Ewers John, furniture dealer, 46 Market hill
court, 53 High street Farley Thomas A. butcher, 3 Market hill
Brinkley Wm. James, baker, 101 High st. & 18 North st Fenn George, green~rocer, 144 High street
Brock lda (Miss), dress maker, 19 Wantz road Filby Frank, Star inn, 6--t- Wantz. road
Rrock Victor, confectioner, 27 High ~>trePt filby Harry, toy dealer, 9Q High street
)hooks Arthur H., M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon & Finch Ebenezer, baker, 32 North street .
veterinary inspector under the "Dis-eases of Animals Finch George, plumber & glazier, Wantz road
Acts," Den~ie division, 34a, London rd. & 20 Spital rd Finch John, confectioner. 179 High street
Brooks Charles, fishmonger, 72 High street Finch Samuel, watch maker, 68 High street
Brown & Whitney, physicians & surgeons, 70 High st Firmin William, butch-er, 5 & 122 High street
Rrown Alfred, pork butcher, 76 Hig-h street. Pitch George, coach builder. Mill road
Brown HPnry Reyn•olds M.A., M.D. & C.M.Edin. sur- Flack Will;am, draper, 44 Market hill
geon (Brown & Whitney), & medical officer of health Foreman Henry L. g-asfitter, 21 Spital road
to the Corporation, Port Sanitary Authority & Maldon Freeman Alfred William (firm, Crick & Freeman), soli-
& District Joint Hospital Board, & certifying factory citor & commissioner for oaths. clerk to the guardians
qurgeon, & medical officer & public vaccinator All · & assessment committee of Maldon union, superin-
Saints' district, 70 High ~treet tendPnt registrar of Maldnn dif'trict & clPrk to the
Bullingham Erne~t Wfllt.WE>lcom.e Sailor P.H.r Fullbrdg burial boaTd & to the Maldon Rural District Council,
Bunting Clarke William. butcher. 89 High street & to Maldon Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pension
Burch Sarah Jane (Mrs.), haherdaohPr, 35 Mill road I Oommittee, T & 3 Gate- ~<treet
Rurrh Wm. ship!;mith, The Hythe ~ blcksmth.41 Mill rd Freeman George, fishmonger, 5 Silver strePt
Bnmell Georgl' Henry. draper. 32 High street Freeman Horace John. solicitor (see Crick & Freeman),
RnmP~ J. & G. clothiers, 1 Spital road clerk of the peace for borough of Maldon &; to the
Burrells George, beer retailer, 33 Gate street harbour commission·· rs & deputy supt. registrar of
fln~h AlfrPd, kPf'per nf cemetery, London road Maldon district, I & 3 G'tte street
Cannom Mary Ann (Mrs.). gf'neral dealer, 193 High st Freeman John Edward LL.B. solicitor (see Crick &
narr Rn~Pl', farmer. Fambridge road Freeman), & clerk to the commissioners of taxes,
Carter Harry. sPcondhand furniture dealer, 34 Wantz rd Gate street
CatPr Charles, tailor, r5ga, High strePt French Oxley Arthnr, fishmonger, 33 High street
Cater Charles, inn. ironmonger, 159 High strePt Frost Frerlk. shoeing & black~mith. 1 ra, Fambridge road
CemPtery (A. W. FrPeman. cleTk to t'he burial board & Frost Hazeltine, photographer, 8 Market hill
Tegi!l'trar; Alfred Bush, keeper), London Toad Frost John Charles, ironmonger, no The Causeway
Chandler Jn!leph, re!ltanrant, I I Cromwell hill Furlong J. JamPs. bono:e decorator, I I Famhrid!!e roarl
Chandler Richard Williflm, decorator, 40 Market hill Garratt Saml. & Sons Ltd. millers, Rayleigh roller mills
Char,Iin Frf'derick, shopkePper, 15 Gate street Gf'pp Alice A. (Miss), tobacconist, ro High street.
( hinnPrv Jn~f'ph. pork butcher, I Silver street Gill James, shoeing smith. 6 London road
Clark Kenelym Dyster, baker, I Mill road Gillin~ Aubrey John, manager to Messrs. Barclay &
Clarke Arthur J. corn merchant, 32 Market hill Company Limited, bankers, 41 High street
Clayton Tbos. Hy. saddler & harness makPr, 79 High st Goodey Stanford Charles, corn & seed mer. 7 High st
Clon[!b Frnnk Henry, watch maker, I a, High 11trePt Goodwin Emily (Mrs.), dress make-r, 6 Crown lane
Cnbbold William. assistant overseer for Heybrid~e & Gosling James, shopkeeper, 176 Wantz road
Langfnrd & clerk to Heybridge Parish Council, 72 Gowers Limited, stationers, printPrs & photographic
The Cau!<ewav material dealers &; publishers of the "Maldon Adver-
Coe CharlPS William, confectioner, 12 King street tiser," 57 High street
Cole Brotbeors & Co. marine store dealers, III High Grammar School (Sydney George Deed M.A. bead
street & Crown lane master), Fairfield
Collins JosPph All·ert, grocer, see Bailey & Collins Granger Harold, fruit & poultry farmer, Fambridge rd
Conn HPnry Charle!! William. Swan P.H. 73 Hig-h street Gray & Sons, brewers, Maldon brewery, Gate street •
Cook Lncy (Miss), drel!s maker, I The Causeway Gray Frederick George. Quf'en's Head inn, The Rythe
Cook Waiter, boat buildl'-r, The Hythe Greatrex George, saddler, 16 High street
Cook Waiter, oilman, Io6 High stref'>t Grimwade Charles. shopk~>Pper, 41 North stl'Pet
Cooper Henry Samuel, blacksmith, The Causeway Gripper Joscph Limited, iron merchants & ironmongers
Copp Henry, excise officer, Market hill & dairy utensil manufacturers, 39 Market hill; & at
Copping Arthnr George, cycle agent, 4 High street Chelmsford
Cornwell Arthur, shopkeeper, 11 Spital road GnivPr John Robert. in!'nrance agent, 35 High street
Coult Arthur, baker, 55 Wantz road Hall Henry A. coal dealer, 5 Spital road
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Halls Arthur George, fruiterer, 48 High street
Handley Charles, fishmonger, 102 High street
Handley Charles Wilham, tailor, 189 High street
Handley Henry, refreshment rooms, The Promenade
Handley Thomas, Bell inn, 2 Silver street
Hardy-King Alfred & Co. outfitters, 62 High street
Harris Emma (Mrs.), blacksmith, High street & toy
shop, I03 High ~treet
Harris Joseph, greengrocer, 14 North street
Harris Roland William, furniture dealer, 19 High street
Harrison Gerald Wuodforde M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. physician & surgeon (firm, Ewens & Harrison),
2 High street
Harvey Charles, commercial traveller, 6 Spital road
Harvey Edgar A. draper, 56 & 58 High street
Hayes Thus. Wm. wine & spirit merchant, 11 Market hl
Hayward Frank, carpenter, 11 London road
Hazelton Alice (Miss), fancy repository, II4 High street
Hendry Robert, farmer, Mundon road
Hicks Charles H. eorn merchant, 67 High street
Hicks Lewis S. ironmonger, 67a, H1gh street
Hippodrome (Spurgeon & Son. agents), High street
Hoaclley Arthur F. travelling draper, 4 Spital road
Hodge Ed ward George, shopkeeper, Ig6 W antz road
Home & Colonial Stores Limited, 42a, High street
Home of Rt>st for Young Women (Miss H. J. Sadd,
founder), 40 & 42 Wantz road & The Rest, Market hill
llorner .Arthur J., M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, IO
Cross road
Houghton Edward, coal merchant, 74 The Causeway
Howard Herbert James & Son, boot makers, 59 High st
Howard & Sons, yacht builders, North street
lloward Herbert James, boot maker, 74 High street
Humphreys Andrew, blacksmith, 21 Cromwell lane
Hurr & Bammant, confectioners, 3 High street
Hutson Henry James, cartage contractor, furniture
remover & dairyman, 29 Gate street & Spital road
International Tea Company'sStoresLtd.grocers,34High st
lsaac A. A. assistant insurance supt. 24 Spital road
Isaacs Sydney, boys' school, 6 & 8 Lodge road
Ives Herbert Augustus, watch maker, 23 High street
Jefferies J1mes Henry, hair dresser, E6 High street
Jeffreys & Sons, clothiers, 127, 129 & 131 High street
Joslin Joseph, basket maker, Queen street
Keehle Brothers, hay & straw merchants, 78a, Mill road
Keeble Ebenezer J ames, shopkeeper, 197 High street
Keeble Robert, shopkeeper, 12 Mill ruad
Kerridge John, jobmnster, 154 High street
King William Thomas, Chequers P.H. 6o High street
King's Head Hotel (family & commercial) (Miss L.
Clarke, manageress), A. A. & M. U. hotel, 38 High
street. T N I2
Kirby Henry William (Mrs.), agricultural machine
. owner, ~2 Spital roarl
Knightbridge Arthur (Mrs.), tobacconist, 55 High street.
Lamble John Reginald, general & fancy draper, milliner,
costumier & carpet warehouseman, 30 High street
Lawrence Frederick Charles, beer retlr. 28 Church st
Leech Henry G. ironmonger, 43 High strPet
Lewin Mary Ann (Mr<~. ), stationer k post office,2 Mill rd
Lewin William, boot mal>er, 5 Fambridge road
Library (Dr. Plume's) (Rev. Leonard Hughes M.A.,
B. D. librarian), Marlret hill
Linsell Fred<>rick Wllliam, insurance agent, 9 Wantz rd
Lloyd Thomas H. market gardener, 34 Spital road
London Central Meat Co. Ltd. butchers, 35 High street
London County & Westminster Bank Limited (branch)
(Martin Luther ~V ard, manager), 36 High street ;
draw on head office, 41 Lothbury, London E C
Loveday Fre-de-r'ck William, watch maker,44 High street
Maldon Advert'ser (Gowers Limited, proprietors &
publishers; illustrated; publishe-d friday evening,
fortnightly), 57 High str~>et
Malrlon _\ssociation for the Prosecution of Felons (J. E.
Freeman, sec.), Gate street
Maldon Barge Insurance Co. Limited (James Rogers,
sec.) ; office, 6 High street. T N IS
:Maldon Borough Fire Brigade (John Pannifer, capt.),
20 London road
Maldon Borough :Music & Advertising Sub-Committee
(S. C. Spurgeon, hon. sec.), High street
Maldon Congregational Girls' Guild (Mrs. J. P. Sadd,
superintendent), High street
Maldon Crystal Salt Manufacturing Co. (E. Brown,
manager), Oro" n lane
Maldon & District Constitutional Club (T. W. Hayes,
hon. SE'C ), c;2 High strPPt
Maldon Express, Burnh'lm, Southminster & D<>m:ie
Hundred R"porter & Halfpenny Newsman (R. Poole,
publisher; Meg~v, Thompson & Cre-asey, Chelmsford,
proprietors; published sat.), 37 High street
Maldon Football C'lu b (E. Ct!dmer, hon. sec.), Spital rd
[KELLY's
Maldon Gas Light Co. T.imited (Arthur L. Clarke, man.
ager & sec.) ; worl1s, 141 High street
Maldon Golf Club (Hugh F. Bawtree, hon. sec.),
Beeleigh
Maldon & Heybridge Co-operative Society Ltd. (G. B.
Langley, general manager; Stanley Cobbold, sec.), IJ,
15, IJ & 19 Market hill. T N 22
Maldon & Heybridge Liberal Club (Charles Pinyoun,
sec.), 21 Silver street
Maldon Iron Works Co. Limited,agrrcultural implement
manufacturers, engineers, iron & brass founders, cart
wagon & van builders &c. T A "Ironworks, Mal
don;'' T N 15 Maldon. See advertisement
Maldon Lawn Tennis Club (J. E. Jt'reeman, hon. see.).
Fambridge road
r.raldon Literary & Musical Society (Rev. Thomas Henry
Alexander, president; H. J. Freeman, hon. sec. k
treasurer), Congregational Lecture hall, Market hill
.Maldon Masonic Club (Arthur L. Clarke, sec.), .Assembly
room, High street
Maldon Meat Co. butchers, 29 High street
Maldon Permanent BE-nefit Building Society (S. C. Spur
geon, sec. ; Crick & Freeman, solicitors), High stl'ef't
Maldon Public Hall Co. Ltd. (0. Poole, sec.), 45 Hi!!h st
Maldon Rowing Club (F. Brown, hon. sec.), 54a, Fam-
bridge road
:Maldon W~ter Works (T. R. Swales, borough engineer);
office, Municipal offices, High street; pumping sta-
tions, Wantz road & Spital road
Mansfield Alfred, pork butcher, u6 Wantz road
Markham William S. aerated water manufr. Spital road
Marsh Thomas, wheelwright, Mill road
.Masonic Lodges (1,024 St. Peter), held at Masonic hall
wednesday nearest full moon, monthly 7.30 p.m
T. P. Pechey P .P .G .D. 54 High street, sec.; (1,977
Blackwater) held at Blue Boar hotel, monday nt>art.'sL
full moon, monthly 7 p.m. George Wombwell, Brad-
well-on-Sea, sec. ; (Plume Chapter I,o24) held at
Masonic hall, F. G. Green, scribe E
Matthr~ms Waiter J. baker. So High street
Mead Alfred, coal merchant, 4 Wantz road
Medway Henry George, clothier, 2 Market hill
Morton James, laundry, Cromwell lane
Moss John, deputy receiver of wreck for Maldon & dis·
trict, registrar of shipping & collector of light dues,
Custom house, Market hill
Nalson Henry Salter, grocer, 126 High street
Old John William, fruiter<>r, 25 High street
Oliver Bros. ale stores (Sydney J. Buckle, agt. ), High st
Orth Clifford Thomas, coach builder, 2 Spital road
Orttt>wPU & Son Lim. wholP;:ale & retail ironmongers.
plumbers, bellhangPrs, gasfitters, white-smiths, stove &:
rang-e makers, 47 High street; & at Witham
Parsons Edward, boot dealer, 124 High street
Fatten Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 102 Wantz road
Paul William, agent for the Atlas Assurance Co. Ltd
9 Victoria road
Payne & Sons, clothiers. The Causeway
Payne William Henry, butcher, I33 High street
Pechey Thomas Pollard M.P .S. chemist, optician & de-aler
in photographic materials & dentist, 54 High street
Pike John, Borough .Arms P.H. 129 Wantz road
Poole Fre-derick William, Warwick Arms P.H.185 Highst
Poole Julia S. (Mrs.), insurance agent, 75 High ~<trPf't
Foole Richard, stationer, publisher of the "Maldon
Express " & distributor of stamps, 37 High street
Pooley GE>orge, chimney sweeper, 18 Mill road
Pooley John, chimney swee-per, 70 Fambrid!!e road
Price Henry James F.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. sur
geoil, & medical officer & public vaccinator for tht
St. Mary's district & workhouse medical officer, 24
High !ltreet
Public Hall (0. Poole, sec.), 45 Hi!!h street
Pugh Henry, greengrocer, 1ooa, High street & :flori11t,
Fambr;dge road
Railway Receiving Office (T. W .Hayes, agt. ),II Market h1
RandPll & Barnard, motor engineers, 1 Market hill
Ratcliffe Stanlev•
0. farmer, Brickhouse farm
Read Charlotte Matilda Bly (Mrs.), deputy re!!'istrar of
birth~ & denths :Maldon sub-district, 30 Spital road
Read Waiter Ernest, relievinJ? officer & collector to tht>
guardians & vaccination offict>r for the Maldon dis
trict of the union, registrar of births & deaths for the
Maldon sub-district & inspector under "Infant Life
Protection Act '' for the !'ub-district, 30 Spital road
RPeve RohPrt Charles, hardware dealer, 65 Wantz road
RPynolds Frank J osepb, photograph~>r. T6J Hi!!h street
Rivers James, Rose & Crown inn, I09 High street
Rive-rs John, corn deal~>r & dairyman, 20 Qne-e-n stl'f'E't
Rogers James, auctione-er, valuer, house & E'l'lbtt•
age-nt, fire & life insurance agt>nt, assistant ovE'T!lPPr !i
poor's rate collector for All Saints district & collector
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~~ land & income tax, Faro bridge district, &:; sec Stead&:; Simpson Lim. boot makers, 42 High street
M'Aldon Barge Ins~rance Oo. Limited, 6 High street Stebbing John, cattle dealer, 20 King street
T N 18 P.O.; &:; at Braintree. See advertisement Sticl{ James, Wlute Horse P.H. 2 4 &; 26 High street
Bogere John Ru9Sell P . .A..S.l. architect &:; surveyor, t. Stone Frederick George, shopkeeper, 19 Spital road
High street Stratford Edwiu Charles, carpenter, Tenterfield road
Rowley James E. shopkeeper, 148 Wantz road Stratford John, boot &:; shoe repairer, 121 High street
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Rutt, Gutteridge &:; Co. Limited, corn, coal, lime, Stratford Saml. Ferguson, sign writer, n VICtoria road
cement &:; manure merchants &; agents for molassine Strutt Wm. James, hay &; straw mer. 40 Fambridge rd
m~al, Fullbridge. T N 19 ;-:itutchbury Henry, farmer, Mundon road
Sadd "ohn & Sons Limited, english &:; foreign tim- Subscription Reading Room (R.Poole,propr. ),45 High st
beF merchants, swedish & english made doors, joinery, Sutton & Basham, shopkeepers, 173 High street
skirting&:; moulding to customers' designs, slate, tile, Sutton & Co. carriers (John R. Guiver, agt.), 35 High si
cement &:; drain pi~ merchants & wharfingers; ~wales Thomas Russell M.Inst.C.E.I. borough engineer,
electrically driven saw mills, adjoining the Great surveyor & sanitary inspector, Municipal offices,
Eastern railway; importers of foreign timber; & at High street
.Albion road, Southend Tarling Henry, decorator, 41 Victoria road
Sadler Joseph, sail maker, The Hythe Taylor James Cre~ police inspector &:; inspector under
Sains Emmanuel, dairyman, 166 High street the "Diseases of Animals Acts" &; of explosives &
St. Giles' Christian Mission Home (W. Wheatley, supt.; petroleum, Police station, West square
Mrs. M. Lance, matron), I Wantz avenue Territorial Force (5th) Battalion lt;ssex Regiment (G
St. Joseph's Home; St. Gabriel Home for homeles~ Company, Capt. W. E. Wilson; Harry Shank, calor-
children, Cromwell hill ;;ergeant-instructor); head quarters, Drill hall, Ten-
Samms Jn. Wm. grocer &; beer & wine retlr. 9 High st terfield road
Sapsford Alfred Ernest, baker, 7 Fullbridge Thomas Harry John, assistant collector of King's taxes,.
Sargent .A.rthur Charles. taxidermist, 42 Cross road 6 Queen's avenue
Sargent Edward, clothier, 42 Cross road Topley George Henry, deputy registrar of marriages,
.Saunders Elizabeth G. (Mrs.), draper, 108 High street .Maldon sub-district, 1e, Wantz road
Saunders Fredk. Jame;;, hair dresser, II2 High street Town Hall (Joseph Coult, keeper), High street
Saunders Harry George, painter & decorator, roB High st Tunbridge Arnold, hosier, 100 High street
Savill Henry & Son, builders, 113 High street Tunmer & Son, cabinet makers, 2a, Market hill
Savill William C. builder, 7 Fambridge read Tunmer Stanley ·waiter, cabinet maker, xd, Wantz road
Scatt William, Queen Victoria P.H. 86 Spital road Turner .Alfred Robert, Ship & Anchor P.H. 188 High st
Seex G. & E. cartage contractQrs, 38 Market hill Turner Francis, baker, 87 High street
Sewell George, White Hart P.H. 3 Fullbridge Turner Richard S. assistant overseer & poor's rate col-
.Sheldrake John, picture frame maker, 137 High street lector for St. Mary &; collector of general district rates
.Sheding Frank Herbert, builder & contractor, house for St. Mary & .All Saints, 12 Market hill
decorl\tor & plumber; road paving & kerbing done, Turner Thomas J. cl{)thier, 66 High street
18 Queen street Tydeman Stephen, plumber, 32a, Fambridge road
.Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent Tydeman Stephen Garwood, insur. agt.321b,Fambridge rd
Society (0, Poole, hono sec.), 37 High street Yigers Charles R. farmer, Great Beeleigh
.Shank Color-Sergt. Harry, drill instructor to G Co. 5th Volta Lewis, confectioner, 31 High street
Territorial Force Batt. Essex Regiment, Tenterfield rd Wade Brothers, butchers, 39 High street
.Simons Charles, temperance hotel, 4 Market hill Wallis Ernest George, boot maker, 102a, High street
Simpson Charles, fishmonger, 27 Wantz road Ward Joseph Robert, farmer, Beeleigh grange
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited, 92 High street Ward Martin Luther, manager London, County & West-
Smith F. Luckin Ltd. grocers & provision merchants, minster Bank Limited, High street
40 High street & 49 Market hill; & at Chelmsford \'Varwicker Thirza (Mrs.), saddler & harness maker, 33
Smith & Bealy, tailors, 10 King street ~farket hill
Smith Alfred, shopkeeper, 33 Wantz road Wash James, shoplieeper, 1 Church street
Smith Arthur George, builder, 17 Spital road \ Waterman John .A. assistant county court bailiff, 12
Smith Frank, carpenter, 2 -Beeleigh road Cross road
Smith Frederick, Duke of Wellington inn, 19 London rd Waylett Francis (Mrs.), refreshment rooms, 33a, Mill rd
Smith John Thomas, pork butcher, 29 Market hill Wedlake Martin, school attendance officer, Queen's aven
Smith William, jobmaster, 13 London road "\Yhitney Cyril Underwood L.R.C.P., M.R.O.S. (Brown &
South William Henry, carter, 17 London road Whitney), physician & surgeon, 36 Wantz road
Spurgeon & Son, auctioneers, valuers & house agents, Whybrew Bertie, beer retailer, 126 Wantz road
High street; also at Burnham-on-Crouch, Tollesbury Wilding & Son, carpenters, 35 Market hill
&:; Tiptree Williams Harriett (Mrs.),Three Cups PoHo2IO Wantz rd
Spurgeon Samuel Charles, accountant & collector to Wilson .Annie (Mrs.), dress maker, 15 High street
water department of Borough Council, collector of Wiseman Sarah Ann (Mrs.), fruiterer, no High street
poor's rate for St. Peter's district & borough rates. Wood Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.), Ship inn, 37 Market hill
registrar of marriages Maldon district & collector qf Woodard James .Arthur, shopkeeper, 49 King street
land &:; income tax, sec. to Maldon Permanent Benefit I Woodward .Tames Arthur, boat builder, The Hythe
Building Society & hon. sec. to Maldon &:; District Woodyard Robert John, builder, 21 Mill road
Commercial .Associati{)n, High street Woskett James, shopkeeper, 199 High street
Stacey Herbert Harry, baker, 135 High street Wrake John, dairyman, 42 Marke~ hill
Stammers Harry, builder, 106 Wantz road Wright Julia (Mrs.), dairy, Wintersleet cot. London rd
Stamp Office (Richard Poole, distributor), 37 High ~<t
MANNINGTREE is a small town and parish, on th~ and erected in 16r6, is an edifice of brick chiefly of late
southern bank of the navigable river Stour, 59~ miles Perpendicular character, consisting of nave and a small
from London, 10 south from Ipswich, w! from Had- wooden bellcot, containing one bell : a monument was
le\gh, 12 west from Harwich, 8} north-east from Col- placed in the chapel by the inhabitantA in 1748 in
che~ter, go! from Chelmsford and 30~ from Bury, in the memory of the pious Thomas Osm{)nd, who suffered
~orth Eastern division of the <.~ountv. Tendring hundred.
0
martyrdom in the town in rsrs. and there is also a
petty sessional division and union, Colchest£>r, Clacton and memorial to Thomas 'fusser, 158o, and others, including
Ha.rwich joint county court district, and in the rural one to Miss Frances Chaplin, 1913 : the organ was
deanery of Harwich, archdeaconry of Colchester and erected in 1857 and the altar-piece. a large oil painting,
rhelmsford diocese. The Great Eastern 1:ailway has sta- representing Our Saviour, was the gift of Edward •

tions, each about half a mile from the town, at Manning-
tree (which is in Lawford parish) on the main line and at
Yistley, the latter on the Harwich branch. The town
includes the parish of Manningtree and parts of the
parishes of Mistley and Lawford. (The names of persons
residing in such portions of those pari!;;hes as form part
of the town will be found under Manningtree and
the remaining names under their respective parishes.)
The town is lighted with g-as, and water is supplied
from springs rising in the hills a little above the town.
In x8go the Tendring Hundred Water Co. laid down
pipes from an artesian well at Mistley, I mile distant;
but a new source of supply is now opened in Lawford
parish. The church or chap£>1, attributed to St. ~lichael,
Daniel Alston esq. in 1823; the communion plate was
given in 1616 by William Laud, then Bishop of London
and afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury: the church
was enlarged in 1839. repaired in 1874. and thoroughly
restored in 1901. under the direction of Geoffrey Lucas
esq . .A.R.l.Bo.A. of London, and the interior remodelled
at a cost of £820. The register of burials dates from
1695; baptisms and marriages, 1696. The Jiving is a
vicarage, net yearly value £210, with residence, in
the gift of the rector of Mistley, and held sine•
1899 by the Rev. Edwin .Archibald Ley, who is all!4l
chaplain to the Tendring Union. The vicarage house
was restored in 1877 at a cost of £710, and h~
been further improved and added to at a cost of ovet"
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 420 MAN~IYUTREE. ESSEX. ( KELLY'S

£soo. There are Congregational and W esleyan chapels.
In the year 1813 the sum of £27 1os. gd. in the then
£4 per Cents. was purchased by subscription among
the inhabitants and vested in trustees, the dividends
arising foom which were to be paid to the clergyman
of Manningtree on Easter Monday in every year for a
sermon to be by him preached on the Good Friday pre-
ceding the same ; this amount now stands in the 2i
per Cents. in the name of the Charity CommissionE:irs.
The Public Hall, a. building of stone, erected in 1865
for the purposes of a corn exchange, at a. cost of J;1,6oo,
is the property of Mr. Harry Mead, of High street;
it is used for public meetings and entertainments,
and will hold about 450 persons. The Institute and
Parish Room, in Stour street, was eTected in 1gn:.
There is one bank, that of Messrs. Barclay and C001pany
Limited, in High street. An important trade is carriell
on in corn, malt and timber, and there are very exten-
sive malting establishments in the town and adjoining-
parish of :Mistley. The Mistley Lodge of Freemason.
(No. 2,339) holds monthly meetings at the Masonic·
Hall, on the Thursday nearest the full moon; S. N.
Parsons, hon. sec. Edward Brise Kensit Norman esq.
J .P. of Mist.Iey, is lord of the manor of Mistley-cum-
.Manningtree. The area is 22 acres of land, 3 of tidal
water and 7 of foreshore; rateable value, £3·362; the-
population in 19II was 887.

OFFICIAL ESTABLISHMENTS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS kc.

Post, M. 0., T. &i Telephonic Express Delivery Office, Medical Officer & Public Vaccinator, Ardleigh &:; Great
High street. Richard Hopkins, postmaster. Letters Bromley Districts, Tendring Union & Medical Officer
(which should have Essex added) arrive from Lon- to the Post Office, Sidney Bree M.B. High street
don & all parts at 6.45, 7.40 & 11.40 a.m. & 5.15 Medical Officer &i Public Vaccinator to tbe 3rd, 4th &
p.m. ; sundays, 6.45 oa.m. ; dispatched at 5.40, ro.5 1oth Districts of Tendring Union, Robert Martley-
&; IJ.30 a.m. & 1·5· 1.20, 3·25 & s.20 p.m. & all Erskine L.R.C.P. &J L.R.C.S.Irel. High street
parts 10.30 p.m. ; sundays, 10.30 p.m. & 12 midnight
Wall Letter Boxes.-Statwn, cleared at 9·45 & 10.50 ' PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of Services.
a.m. & 12.50, 1.55 & 7·45 p.m.; sundays, 10.35 a.m.; I St. Michael's Church, Rev. Edwin Archibald Ley)o
High street, cleared 7 & 9 a.m. & 12.45, 3 & ro. 15 , vicar; 8 &; 11 a. m. &; 6.30 p.m
p.m.; sundays, 10.15 p.m. & South street, cleared Congregational, South street, Rev. T. W. Eastburn (who-
at 7.30 &i 9·45 a.m. & :12.5, 2.30 & 9·45 p.m.; sun- resides at Mistley); 10.45 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; tues.
days, 9·45 p.m.; Colchester road, cleared at 8 a.m. 7 .30 p.m
& 12.40 &i 7.30 p.m. ; sundays, ro a.m Weslevan :Methodist, South street, Rev. T. B. Jeiiries-
Post Office Te~ep~one Call Office, South street; G. A. (supt.) (who resides at Mistley) & Rev. William
:\lcDonald, district manager Arnold Unswarth; 10.30 a..m. &. 6.30 p.m.; wed.
TERRITORIA'L FORCE. 7·3° p.m
5th Battalion Essex Regiment (D Co.) (head quarters),
Capt. John Maxwell Heron, commanding; Color-Sergt. PUBLIC ELE.YENTAB.Y SCHOOLS.
William H. Smith, drill instructor These schools are controlled by the Essex Education.
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. (Tendring Advisory) Sub-Committee; G. C. Holland..
Technical Institute, North hill, Colchester, clerk; J~
Beard of Trade (Unemployment Insurance) Local Office P. Smith, 199 Maldon road, Colchester, attendance
of the Unemployment Fund, High street, B. Young, officer
local agent Manningtree & Mistley, built in 1814 & since- enlarged,.
Fire Engine Station,Market cross, Captain S. N. Parsons for 207 children ; average attendance, 190 ; .A:rthur
Public Ball, High street, Harry Mead, proprietor Percival Blacklee, mast-er ; Miss Edith Taylor, infantE"
Masonic Lodge (Mistley, No. 2339), held at the Masonic n1istress
Ball, on thursday nearest the full moon, S. N. Par- Wesleyan, Mistley (mixed), built in 1854 & enlarged in
sons, hon. sec I892 & again in I914, for 185 children; &Terag&
PUBLIC OFFICERS. attendance, 162; Joseph Stone, master; Mrs. C. A.
Stone, infants' mistress
Assessor & Collector of Taxes, Charles Mead, Brantham
house, High street OO~VEY.A.NCE.
Assistant Overl!eer & Clerk to Parish Council, Samuel
Newman Parsons, South street
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Railway Station, .A.lbert Thomas Johnson, station master.
Clerk to the ~Iagistrates for the Hundred of Tendring, Omnibuses from White Hart & Crown hotels, High st.
Henry William Jones, High street meet all trains
PRJV~TE RESIDR!o"TS. Brasted Geo. Chas. outfitter,Bigh st Er!<kine Robert Martley L.R.C.P. k
.A.lston Alfred Ernest, High street Bree Sidney M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. S.hel. physician & surgeon, &
.Alston Edward Consta-ble, Be1"erley London, surgeon, & medical officer medical officer & public vaccinator
house, South street · & publi~ vaccinator for Ardleigh & 3rd, 4th & roth districts, Tendrin!!
'Br~ Sidney M.B. High street Great Bromley districts, Tendring union, High strPet
Burrall Mrs. Mow Bray, South street union &i certifying surgeon under FellgettWm.Jn.cycle agt.Colchestend'
Burrows By. Hillside, Colchester rd the Factorv Act & medical officer Fisher May (Miss),shopkeeper,High st
Butler George William, South street to the Post office, High street Fitch .Joshua Robert MarkweU
:Butler Jsph.Rd. J.P. Bill ho.South st Brooks W. &i Sons, maltsters &; coal (late 0. Bendall & Son), engineer~
Erskine R'Jbert Martley, High street merchants &c.; et at Mistley & iron & brass founder k manu-
Pitch Joshua Robert Markwell Colchester facturer of agxicultural implements~
Ley Rev. Edwin Archibald, Vicarage Bullock Edit'b. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Lawford iron works. Telegramsp
Long John William, South street Sta'Jon road "FiLch, Manningtree;" T N oso
Long Miss, West view, South street Burch Jeremiah, boot ma. Station rd Forsdick Isaac Strutt, baker, High st.
Mason George E. High street Butler Joseph R. timber merchant, Free, Rodwell & Co. Ltd. maltsters
Smith Miss, Church house, High st see Taylor & Butler Fuller Arthur, iiiJSurance agt. High st
Sproxton Foster B.Sc. The Gables, Calver Charles, beer retailer, South st Geen Wm. By. cycle agent, South st
Colchester road Cant Edmund, plumber, Station road Gibling Elizh. (Mrs.), baker, South st
rnsworth Rev. William .A.rnold (Wes· Colchest6i' & East Essex Co-ope:rative Glanville Mark C. china & glass dlr_
Ieyan Methodist). High street & Industrial Society Ltd. (branch), South street
Winter Mrs. L. Creffield ho. South st Station road Gosling Waiter, jobmaster, High st.
Cook Clifford Jas. beer retlr. South st T N 045
• COMMERCIAL. Crisp Thomas, boot maker, High st Gowen Wm.Walt.Jn.shoe ma.South st
Early closmg day, Wednesday I p.m. Crisp Waiter Hugh (Mrs.), baker, Gra.inger Brothers, florists, High st
.Adams Joseph, carpenter. Brook st Station road Grimson Arthur James, builder, Col-
Alston & Sons, brewers, High street Culling Wm. White Hart hotel.Hig-h st chester road.
Banyard Jas. Harris, butcher, High st Cullingford R. W. & Co. printers, Hammond Samuel Robert &i Son, boot
Barclay &i Company Limited, bankers Market cross makers, High ·street
(branch) (George E. Mason, mana- Denniss Fdk. Edmund, tailor, High st Hay Wm. Johnston, dairy, South st
goer), High st. ;d1:aw on head office, Dent Emma E. (Mrs.), saddler,Bighst Heard Waiter Alfred, apartmentsp
54 Lom bard street, London E C Eearthy Thomas & Son, bill poster-:, Milton house, South street
Bloom Edwd. Percy,saddler,Station rd South strePt Holland Isaac & Son, ironmongers.
Board of Trade(Unemp1ovment Insur- Edwards Benj. Rupert, baker,South st York street
ance),Local Office of the Unemploy-
ment Fund (B. Young,Jo('aJ :1g-ent),
High street
l
Edwards Wm. W. butcher, High st
Emerson Robert Henry, King's Read
P.H. High street
Hood George, Red Lion inn, South st
Hopkins Richd. postmaster, High st
 DIRECTORY.] E~SEX. {MANOR PAHK AND I 421
( LITTLE ILFORD, )

International TeaCo.'s Storeslbranch), I k clerk to the Tendring Sub-Com- Smith Charles Milton, watch maker.
grocers, High street mittee of Essex Local Pen,ion Com- 1 High street
.Johnson Charles Waiter, journalist, mittee, Brantham hou~e, High st Smith John. confPctioner, Brook :;t
High street & Stour street Mead Harry, draper, High street 1Smit;h OJior-Sergt. William H. drill
1
...Tones & Son, solicitors, High street Meadows Sarah (.Mrs.),fruitr.South st instructor to D C<J. sth Territorial
.Jones Cyril Gordon, solicitor, :;ee Mortlock Fredk. hair dresser,::iouth st Force Battalion Essex Regiment
Jones &; Son ~unn Fred, boot maker, Station road Stiff Robert, grocer. High street
Jones Henry William (firm, Jones & I Orman Edward Cha.s. baker, High st 1 Synnot William George, solicitor,
Son), solicitor & commissioner & Osborne Ernest ·waiter, Packet P.H High street
clerk to the magistrates for the High street Taylor & Butler, timber mers. T N 4
Hundred of Tendring, High street Oxborrow Harold, hair dr..,sr.Brook ..,[ Taylor Elizabeth (Mr.s. ), dress maker,
Joyce Henry John, draper, High S'1i Pa~e Helen (Miss). apartmnts.High st South street
Xing Clifford Benj. grocer, High st Parsons &; Son, builders, South street Tendring Hundr.hl Provident Benefit
I.a.mb Oharles Henry & Sons, black- Parsons Henry Rupert, mineral water & Sickness Society (Bertram Young,
8IDiVhs, Higm. street manufacturer, High street & beer see.), High street
Long John William, btchr. South l'!t retailer. South street Territorial Force Battalion (5th) Essex
llanningtree Institute & Parish Room Parsons Samuel ~e\\man, assistant Regiment (D Co.) (C11pt. J. M.
(C. J. Sainty, hon. sec.), Stour st overseer & clE.>rk to the Parish Heron, commanding; Col.-Sergt.
Yanningtree & Mistley Gas Co. Ltd. Council, South ,.treet W. H. Smith, drill instructor)
(Bertra.m Young, sec.); office, High 1 Pa•·sons Wait. F. !inen draper,High st Tice A.rth. :Barker, news agt. South st
street k (T. Freem~n, work" man- 1 Parsons Wm. Aug. undertkr.South st Townsend John T. Crown htl. High st
ager) Oxford road Pearee Saml. Cha>'. insur. agt.High st Vincent George, beer retlr. Brook st
Jlanningtree Rifle Club (CharlP, W Pittock Joseph, boat propr. High st Wagstaff Philip, refreshment rooms,
Johnson, hon. sec) Pittock Thoma;;:, fi~hmonger, South st High street
.Mason George E. manager :&&relay's Plummer Chas.blacksmith, Station rd Ward Walter, shopkeepPr, South st
Bank, High street Poole Hy.Wm. dairymn. Colchester rd White Susannah ()Irs. ), tobacconi ... t,
Masonic Lodge "Mistley" (The) (No. Porter Chas. chimney sweeper, Quay st · South street
ll,339) (S. X. Parsons, hon. sec.), Public Hall (Harry Mead, proprietor), Winter Harry St~ ulPy,chemist,High ;;-t
Masonic hall, South street High street • Winterflood Frank, greengro. South st
:Mead Charles, house & in,urance Sargent Samuel, shopkeepr. Sout-h st Worth Fredk. hair -dresser, High st
agent, as~essor & collector of taxes j Seager Geo. SI. beer retlr. Station rd Young Bertram, land agent, High st
for Mistley, Manningtree, Lawford 1 Slowgrove Frederick Thomas, insur- Young- Thos. ·wm. shopkpr. Regent st
& Bradfield & assistant overseer for I a1~ce agent, High street j
.Mistley. "\<Yrabness & Little Bromley Smith Alfred, shopkeeper, Station rd

LITTLE ILFORD is a portion of the civil parish of the church, begun in 1900 and completed in 1909 at
..East Ham on the west of the river Roding, now for civil a cost of [9,170, was consecrated by the Bishop of
purposes absorbed into the modern di!;<trict of Manor Colchester in Nov. rgoo and dedicated by the Bishop
"Park, which forms part of the municipal borough of of St. A.lbans in June, 1909; it is of red brick with
.East Ham, 6~ miles from London, s! west from Rom- stone dressings, and consists of chancel with north
ford, with the Manor Park station on the Great Eastern chapel, nave and two aisles, in the Early English
railway (Colchester line) and· Woodgrange Park station style, from designs by :Messrs. Bucknall and Camper,
.on the Midland railway; it is in the Southern division architects, and will seat over r,ooo persons. The register
.of the county, West Ham union, Bow county court dates from the year 1901. The living is a vicarage,
district, and in the Barking rural deanery, archdeaconry net yearly value [28o, with residence, in the gift of
of Essex and Chelmsford diocese, and within the the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1909 by the
jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court and Metro- Rev. Frederick Joseph Tozer M.A. of Pembroke College,
politan police, and in East Ham Municipal borough. Oxford. St. Mary's Mission ehurch is in Grantham
The parish church of the Virgin Mary is a small and road, and St. Gabriel's Mission church in Aldersbrook
ancient building, originally in th(' Early ~01·man style, road. Little Ilford Congregational chapel, in High street
of which, however, but fe" traces, consisting chiefly north, was built in 1904, and will seat 850 persons.
of two very narrow lights deeply splayed, now remain: Manor Park Congregational chapel, in Manor Park road,
the church con"ists of chancel, nave, north chapel, erected in r868, has 400 sittings. The •Baptist chapel,
-south porch and a turret containing I bell: the north in Sheringham avenue, erected in 1905, is of red brick
.chapel is the burial place of the ancestors of the late with Bath stone dressings and half-timbered gables, and
Sir Edward Hulse bart. of Breamore House, Salisbury : will seat 300 ; attached is a large cl.ass room, vestry
there is a brass to Thomas, son and heir of Sir John and kitchen. There are United Methodist, Primitive
:Heron, private secretary to Henry VIII. who died at Methodist and Wesleyan Methodist chapels in Romford
Aldersbrook, in 1517, with an effigy representing him road. The West Ham Union Children's Receiving Homes
as a schoolboy of 14, with a penner and ink horn at comprise five blocks of buildings situated in Alders-
his girdle; a. second brass commemorates Anne, only brook road. The City of London Cemetery, situated here,
I
-daughter of Barnard Hyde esq. of London, ob. 163o, occupies r68 acres, and contains two chapels and a
mt. 18, and her brother William, ob. 1614, with six crematorium, erected in 1904 and opened in October of
English verses: on the north wall of the chancel is a that year. The Manor Park Branch Library, in Rom-
-stone monument belonging to the family of Walde- ford road, was erected at a cost of [5,ooo, and was
grave, with many kneeling figures in high relief, of I opeHed in August, I905· The charities, amounting to
the time of Ja.mes I. ; there are also tablets to members about £27 ros. a year and distributed in money, are
-of the Fry family, formerly rssidents here and so derived from Consols left by Mr. Hayes in the last
well-known for their philanthropy: the church will century. The population in rgn of the ecclesiastical
seat 130 persons. The register dates from the year parishes was: St. :Marv the Virgin, 25,018 and St.
1539· The living is a rectory, net yearly value £3oo, Barnabas, 13,966. The population of Manor Park Ward,
-with 7 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of iu East Ham Municipal borough, in 1911, was 27,924.
t~ree trustees of Hertford College, Oxford, and held Post, M. O. & T. &; Telephonic Express Delivery Office,
-smce 1913 by the Rev. Hugh Guy M:.A. of He~t~ord 663 Romford road, corner of Manor Park road.-
College, Oxford. Thomas Newton, poet and phys~cran. William Hathawav Salter. sub-postmaster. Letters
was rector here 1583-r6o7. The church of St. Mrchael ... · • _ J • • •

. th M aLIVe at 7-30 &; I I a.m. & 1.4_,, 7 & 9 p.m., di:s-

an d All A I
nge s, on th f
e Ro m or roa d , 1n
d e anor h d ,_ .... 12 J

"Park district is a chapel of ease to St. :Mary the pate E' at B...r; cii 10 ·3° a m. "" ·4°• 3-35. _,.ro, 7•
• ngm s ; th'e fi rs t por t•wn, consrs
-u· · ' · t•lng of th e nave 8 &:, (except satnrdav) - 11.20 p.m.; sundays, 11.15 p.m
-and aisles, was erected in 1897-8, at a cost of nearly
.£5,000, and consecrated by the Lord Bishop of St. Post k ~I. 0. Offices:-
.!lbans, March rgth, r8g8, and the chancel, side chapel. Church road, Manor Park. J. Rudkin, sub-postmaste:t .
vestries and heating chamber were added in rgo6-7 Letters dispatched 8.30 k 10.25 a.m. &; 12.25, 3.20, 5,
11t a further cost of £3,400 : the building is in a 6.55· 8 &; 1r.r5 p.m. (except satnrdays); sundays,
modern Perpendicular style. from designs by Mr. 1r.5 p.m
"Charles Spooner, architect, of London, and will seat 726 Romford road, corner of Third avenue, Manor Park.
about Boo persons. St. Bamabas,.M.!NOR PARK. is an -•Charles Chambers, sub-postmaster. Letters dis-
-ecclesiastical parish formed out of Little llford and patched at 8.30 &; 10.25 a.lll. &; 12.25. 3-25, s.ro 8
East Ham by Order in Council dated 1\larch, 1901; &; (e'rcept saturdays) rr.r.) p.m.; sumlay l p.m&'GH_..~
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422 ( LITTLM ILFORD. } E~SEX. (KELLY'S
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931 Romford road, Manor Park.-Ernest William :Milton, Manor Park Congregational, Manor Park road; u a.m.
sub-postmaster. Letters dispatched at 8.45 & 10.30 & 6.30 p.m.; mon. &li thurs. 8 p.m
a.m. & 12.40, 3·3°• 5· 7• 8 & II-5 p.m. (except satur- Primitive Methodist, Romford road, Manor Park (Uptoa
davs);
• sundays, 11.10 p.m.; office for forwar(ling of p ar k c·Ircm"t) ; I I a.m. ou v.3o p. m . ; t ues. 8_p.m
t.- t:.
· telegrams only
410 High street north, Manor Park. Nathan Dilliwa), United Methodist, Romford road, Manor Park (Lon~
sub-pos-tmaster. Letters dispatched at 8. 40 & 10 . 35 (Forest Gate) Circuit), Rev. Harry Williams; II a.m.
a.m. & 12.30, 3-30, 5·5· 7, 8 & n.2o p.m. (except & 6.3o p.m
saturdays); sundays, n. 15 p.m Wesleyan Methodist, Romford road, :Manor Park (Stra:~
Wanstead Park avenue. Henry Charles Clover, sub- ford Circuit), Rev. John Edwards (supt.) &· ReY.
postmaster. Letters dispatched at 8.30 & 10.30 a.m. & Harry G. Tunnicliff B.A.; I t a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
12.30, 3·35. 5.5, 7, 8 & I I p.m.; sundays, 11.10 p.m thurs. 7.30 p.m.; sat. 8 p.m
Postmen's Offi~, Manor Park road I Gainsborough Mission BaH, Gainsborough road
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMEN~S. Gospel }fission Hall, Greenhill grove, :Manor Park
City of London Cemetery, H. :Montague Bates, clerk; Salvation Army Mission Hall, Carlyle road; eundays, u
.Tohn Duncan Robertson, superintendent; Mrs. Wood, a.m. & 7 p.m. ; week days, 8 p.m
registrar; Rev. William Weaver M.A. &; Rev. Edwaru Mission Room, 128 Grantham road
Wigr.am Skilton M.A. Episcopal chaplains; Rev. R. Aldersbrook Free Church (Baptist) Hall, Dover Toad
Walker, Nonconformist minister Christadelphian Meeting Room, 43 Essex Toad, Manor
East Ham Corporation Depot, Chnrch -r0aJ Park; 7 p.m
Free Library (Carnegie) (Manor Park branch), 835 Ram- Little Ilford Christian Spiritualists; 6.30 p.m.; wed.
ford road, A. C. McCombe, assistant in charge 8 p.m
Jews' Cemetery. High street norVh, Manor Park, Morris
A. Solomon, superintendent PUBLIC ELE.~IENTARY SCHOOLS.
Manor Park Cemetery, Whitta road, Manor Park, Rev.
J. P. Gray & Rev. J. W. Oliver, chapl6ins; Georg~:> Manor Park & Little Ilford are included in the East Ham
S. Jennings, sec. & supt Borough Education Committee District
Recreation Hall, 566 Romford road, Edwin C. Merck,sec Essex road, opened Sept. I, 1898, for soo boys, 500 girls
West Ham Union Children's Receiving Momes, Alders- & 537 infants; average attendance, 503 boys, 491)
brook road; J. Berry Pitts, supt.; Mrs. Janet L. girls & 497 infants; George Pottinger, m-aster: Miss
Pitts, matron Kate Wilson, mistress ; Mrs. L. H. Richardson, infant•
TERRITORIAL FORCE. mistress
Fourth avenue, built in 1893, for 300 boys, 300 girls &
4th Battalion Essex Regiment (B Co.) ; head quarters, 300 infants; enlarged in 1905, for 408 boys, 408 girll
15 Church road; Capt. H. R. Tyler; Ernest Elstone & 330 infants ; average attendance, 410 boys, 380 girls
(Barking-), sergt.-instructor & 323 infants; Samuel Witter, master; Miss I. N.
Manor Park Cadet Co Powell L.L.A. mistress; Miss E. Watson, infants'
PLACES OF WORSHIP, with times of services. mistress
Kensington avenue, for 516 boys, 516 girls & 541 infants;
St, Mary the Virgin Clurch (Little Ilford), Church average attendance, 531 boys, 489 girls & 484 in-
road, Manor Park, Rev. Hugh Guy :M.A. rector; Rev. fants; C. de B. Leach, mast-er; :M.iss F. F.· Ketcher,
.Alphonse Edward Dru Th.A.K.C. Rev. William Jam£>s mistress; Miss J. H. Webster, infants' mistress
,Brown B.D. & Rev. Bertram Thomas Rosson L.Th. Romford road, built in 1891, for 290 boys, 290 girls &
-curates; 8 & I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; wed. & fri. u a.m 310 infant.s; enlarged in 1905, for 400 boys, 400 girlt
St. Michael & All Angels Church ( C'hapel of ease to St. & 400 infants ; average attendance, 365 boys, 330
Mary the Virgin), Romford road, Manor Park; Rev. girls & 326 infants ; Step hen J ones, master; Miss .!.
Hugh Guy M.A. rector; 8 (h. c.) & I I a.m. & 6.30 Sheldrick, mistress; :Miss E. E. Ayton, infants' mist
p.m. ; children's service, last sun. in month, 3.15 w alton road, for 540 boys, 540 girls & 576 infanta;
p.m.; wed. & fri. 12 noon; daily, 7.15 p.m. except average attendance, 475 boys, 400 girls & 507 in-
wed. 8 p.m. ; h. c. last sunday in month & Greftt fants; J. Gribble, master; Miss E. A. Kerridge,
Festivals 11.15 a.m. (choral); holy days & thurs. mistress; Mrs. J. A. Davis, infants' mistress
7 a.m
St. Barnabas, Rev. Frederick Joseph Tozer M.A. vicar; Catholic (mixed), Church road, erected in 1909 at a
Rev. Kendrick Warry Sibley Th.A.K.C. & Rev. Cyril cost of £s,ooo, for 300 children; average attendance,
Isherwood, curates; 8 & I I a.m. & 2.45 & 7 p.m. ; 26o ; Miss A. O'Callaghan, mistress
daily, 8 a.m. & 4-30 p.m. ; saints' days & thurs. h. c.
7 a.m St. Nicholas Industrial (Catholic), Gladding road, Manor
St. Mary's Mission Church, Grantham road (in con- Park, was erected in 1868, for 250 boys, who are taught
nection with Little Ilford Parish Church); sundays various useful handicrafts; tlhe school was certified
(H.C. 9 a.m. last sun. in month & Great Festivals), March 26th, 18'68: 1n the grounds is a chapel, the
n a. m. & 3 p.m. for children & 7 p.m !'ervices of which are open to the public; The Sistere
East Ham & Manor Park Jewish Synagogue, Carlyle of :Mercy are teachers of the school; Rev. J. Walton.
road; Rev. L. Mendelsohn M.A chaplain; John Jack son, superintendent
Little Ilford Baptist Tabernacle, Sheringham avenue. Conveyance.-Electric trams run from Ilford through
Manor Park, Rev. J. Rigdon Green; 11 a.m. & 6.30 Romford rood to Aldgate, & from Wanstead Flats to
p.m.; mon. thurs. & sat. 8 p.m Beckton & Royal Albert docks every few minutes
Baptist, High street north, Manor Parli, Rev. Charles 1 Railwav Stations:
Shirreffs Morgan; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m. ; thurs. 8 p.m Manor Park fGreat \.
Eastern Railwav) • ,
Peter Fero-uson
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Little Ilford Congregational, High street north, Manor Cathles, station master
Park, Rev. James J. Isaac; u a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; Woodgrange Park Station (Midland Railway), Josepb
thurs. 8 p.m I Capstick, station master
PRIVATE RESIDE:STS. Auld William J. 29 Wanstead Park avJBirch Ernest J. B. 1 Empress avenuB
a-Ababrelton R. R., B.A., F.S.S., Austin Arthur F. Portland lodge, Blagdon Edward,31 Wanstead Park av
F.R.E.S. 161 Sixth avenue Aldersbrook road Bland lsaac, u6 Wanstead Park aven
.A.itken Thomas, 5 Forest drive Baker Howard Le~lie, II8 1\"anstead Bra-gg Frederick, 4 Forest drive ·
.Alexander Henry A. 19 Forest drive 1 Park avenue 1 Brawn .1rthur, 57 Wanstead Park aY
Alien Albert, 62 Wansted Pa.rk aven I Barker Alfred H. Homeland, .ilders- Bridgwater Joseph, 48 Durham road
.Allerton William H. Carisbrook, I brook road Bridle William, 84 Shakespeare cres
Aldersbrook road Barker William Henry B.Sc.Lond., Brown John, 125 Wanstead Park aven
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Allnutt Alfred Edwin, Hillsboro', I F.C.S. ro EmpTess avenue Bryant .Alex. E. 75 Wanstead Park aY'
Aldersbrook road Barron Albert E.8o Wanstead Park av Buch Philip, 15 Wanstead Park av
Anderson Joseph George M.B., B.Ch., Bartlett Mrs. Gertrude, 100 Wan- Burrows Geo. Hy. 43 Wanstead Pk.a-r
.Aldersbrook house, .Aldersbrook rd stead Park avenue Bush James E. 75 Whitta road
Andrews Ernest Thomas, 5 Wanstead Bassett Jn. Holyrood, Aldersbrook rd Campany Wm.H. 68 Wanstead Pk. a-r
Park avenue Bayley George J. 55 Wanstead Pk. av Card William G. 620 Romford road
Armstrong Rev. Waiter H. (Wesleyan Beard Thos. Blakesley lodge, Alders- Carle George, II3 Wanstead Park rd
Meth.), St. John's, .Aldersbrook rd brook road Carrington Mrs. 35 Forest drive ·
Astley Philip, Homestead, 5 St. Mar- Bidwell William, 7 Forest drive Carte Jn.H. Knighton,Aldersbrook rd
garet's road 1Binks Cornelius, I Forest drive Caton Mrs. Ioo Shelley- avenue
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Child Edwd. Jn. 7 Wanstead Park av Harper Louis Arthur 2 18 Wanstead Otter William Arden, Stanley house,
Chisholm Hugh, 7 St. Margaret's rd Park avenue Aldersbrook road
Chown Arthur, 6o Wanstead Park av Hawkei Mrs. E. M. so Wanstead Pa1mer Charles, 136 Shakespeare cres
Clover Henry Charles, 6 The Parade, Park avenue Paske Arnos,32 Wanstead Park avenue
.Aldersbrook road Hayman John F. 127 Wanstead Pk. av Paul George William, 101 Wanstead
Cockerton Mrs. 21 Forest drive Heald Frederick H. 167 Browning rd Park avenue ·
Collier Robert James, 753 Romford rd Hemmings Waiter, 3 Wanstead Pk.av Plane Geo. 166 Wanstead Park avenue
Cornish John, 9 Forest drive Higgins Charles Edwin, 27 Wanstead Powell Henry, 4 Wanstead Park aven
Court Wm. Hy. 44 Wanstead Park av Park avenue Powles Geo. H. x62 Wanstead Park av
Cramer Herbert Sidney, 19 Wanstead Hills James, 73 Wanstead Park aven Price ArchibaldAinslie,971Romford rd
Park avenue Hillyard Maurice, 21 Wanstead Pk. av Prior Dan, 41 Wanstead Park avenue
Cromwl'll Oliver,92 Wanstead Park av Hirst Rev. Bertram L., .A.K.C.L. Ramsdon Hy.Jsph.g6 Wanstead Pk.av
Davies Mrs. Eliza, 77 Wanc;tead (curate in charge of St. Gabriel's Rumbold Fredk.95 Wanstead Park av
Park avenue Mission church), 40 Northumber- Rust Philip, 13 Forest drive
Davis Geo. Lee, 28 Wanstead Park av land avenue Saunders Kemp,58 Wanstead Park a.v
Dennison William, 153 Browning rd Hollingsworth Frederick P. g8 Wan- Scanes Thomas, Tatchel, Rosedale,
Diggins William Geo. 100 Rosebery av stead Park avenue Alders brook road
Dixon Henry Augustus, 6 Forest drv Hone .Alfred, 66 Wanstead Park av Schneider Carl, 123 Wanstead Pk. av-
Th>dd Alexander, 129 Wanstead Pk.av Howe Edmd. 35 Wanstead Park aven Shaw Wm. 36 Wanstead Park a.venue-
D wsett Mrs. Charlotte, 84 Wanstead Howitt Jn. Fritz Wm.778 Romford rd Sibley Rev. Kendrick Warry A.K.C.L.
Park avenue Hunt John,64 Wanstead Park avenuf' (curate of St. Barnabas'), 1
Drake Leslie Alexand~r M.B., C.~L Hutchings Capt. William, 121 Wan- Shakespeare crescent, Little llford
Edin. 17 Church road stead Park avenue Sibley John, I Shs.kespea.re crescent
Dru Rev. Alphonse Edward A.K.C.L. lnce Samuel, Ivydene, Aldersbrook rd Sibley Thomas, 16 Wan..stead Park av
(curate of St. Mary the Virgin), 87 Johnson George, Ditton lodge,.Alders- Sillitoe Wm. 49 Wanstead Park aven
Seventh avenue brook road Smith Frank, Mornington, Alders-
Duncombe Arthur John, 135 Wan- Jones John Owen, 618 Romford road brook road
stead Park avenue Jones Wm. Jas. 22 Wanstead Park av Smith James, 16 Empress avenue
Dnnford Lonzo, 72 Wanstead Park av Judge .Albert, 11 Wanstead Park.av Smith Walt.Rookwood,Aldersbrook rd
Edwards Ernest, 169 Browning road .Justice Mrs. 331 High street north Stephens Carl, Intenso lodge, Rabbit's
Elliott William Randall, 106 Wan- Keen Thomas, 18 Forest drive road
stead Park avenue Kerly Stephen Frank, 64 Durham rd Tattersall Mrs. A. L. 93 Wanstead
Evans Sidney W. 43 Albany road King Hy. Wm. 37 Wanstead Park av Park avenue
:Bwen Henry, 2 Forest drive Kingsman Frederick W. 99 Wanstead Toomer Francis, 94 Wanstead Pk. av
Parrow Arthur H. Glen Mor, Alders- Park avenue Totman Levi C. 78 Wanstead Park av
brook road Kirby Benson Charles, 76 Wanstead Tozer Rev. Frederick Joseph M.A.
Feather Mrs.R.131 Wanstead Park av Park avenue (vicar of St. Barnabas'), The Vicar-
Peitelson Leon, 2 Shakespeare cres Kuser Samuel, 33 Wanstead Park av age, Browning road, Little llford
Fennell Miss Mary, go Wanstead Laing 1Ym. Rt. 88 Wanstead Park av Tune Mrs. 24 Wanstead Park avenue-
Park avenue Last Geo. Wait. q, Wanstead Pk. av Tunnicliff Rev. Harry G., B.A. (Wes-
Fidler Richard Butler, Alexandra Lebas Mrs. II7 Wanstead Park av leyan), 103 Wanstead Park avenue
villa, Aldersbrook road Lewis Miss, 9 Gladding road Ullmann Wm. Chas. 20 Forest drive
Pinch Henry, 16 Forest drive Long Bernard F. 30 Wa.nstead Pk. av Ussher William Neville, 12 Wanstead
Francis William John, Benison lodge, Loveday Mrs. Eliza, 115 Wanstead Park avenue
A.ldersbrook road Park avenue Vaughan Frederick T. 47 Wanstead
Fry George James, 3P Carlyle road Lowden Jn. Nicholson,32 Browning rd Park avenue
Galpin Rev. Francis (United Metho- Macfadden Donald,71 Wanstead Pk.av Waghorn Ebenezer,8 Wanstead Pk.a-v
dist), 170 Browning road McKenzie John, 97 Wanstead Park av Walker Harold W. 17 Forest drive
Gard Frederick, 65 Whitta road MacMurty John AlE-xander M.D., Wall Jsph. Avondale, Aldersbrook rd
Gear Charles, 56 Wanstead Park aven B.Ch. 688 Romford road Wallace James, I Wanstead Park aven
Glenny Edward Henrv, St. David's, M:anuell James Pope, 70 Wanstead Wallis Preston Richd.71 Browning rd
Aldersbrook road • Park avenue Watson Andrew A.87 lVanstead Pk.av
Godbold Thomas, 11 Forest drive Mather Wm. 53 Wanstead Park aven Watson Joseph, Orchardwood, A.lders-
Golding Mrs.Birchdale,Aldersbrook rd Maynard lsaac W. 54 Wanstead Pk.av brook road
G rton Charles, Wyndclyffe, Alders- Mendelsohn Rev. Louis M . .A. (Jewish Weight William Clements, 86 Wan-
brook road rabbi), 10 Forest drive stead Park avenue
GrP!'n Rev. J. Rigdon (Baptist), 67 Merck Edward C. 14 Forest drive Westaway Mrs. 14 Wanstead Park a.v
Wanstead Park avenue Milton James, 9 St. Margaret's road Wilderspin Mrs. .A. 40 Wanstead
Green .Arth. Herbt. 1 St.Margaret's rd Moffatt Chas. III Wanstead Park av Park avenue
Green Herbt. P. 48 Wanstead Park av Montgomery Henry, 89 Rosebery aven Wiles .Alfd. Jsph. 2 Wanstead Park av
G-rPen William Joseph, 38 Wanstead Moore Harry, 6 Wanstead Park aven Williams Rev. Harry (United :Metho-
Park avenue Morga.n Rev. Charles Shirreffs (Bap- dist), 79 Durham road
Greig George Thomson, 42 Wanstead tist), 164 Wanstead Park avenue Williams Richd. 10 Wanstead Park aT
Park avenue Mould Mrs.Mary,17Wanstead Park av Williamson Wm. 3 St. M:argaret's road
Griffiths Evan D. 9 Wanstead Pa1k av Munro Macdonald M.B. 1019 Romford Wilson Rev. John Weatherston (Con-
Grifliths Mrs. 26 Wanstead Park aven road gregational), 91 SPcond avenue
Gurnett Mrs. 71 Durham road Murray Stanley M.D. 97 Browning rd Winn Henry George, St. Emil,Alders-
Gny Rev. Hugh M.A. (rector), LittlE> Narracott Henry K. 92 Durham road brook road
llford rectory, Chnrch road Nicholls William, 20 Wanstead Pk.av Wood George Henry, 148 Wanstead
Bagger Alfred Philip, 46 Wanstead Nickels ChristophPr C. W. 59 Wan- Park avenue
Park avenue stead Park avenue Wood Thos. 82 Wanstead Park avenue
Hall Henry William, 22 Forest drive Norcross William Henry,81 Wanstead Woolacott Wm.J. 34 ·wanstead Pk. av
Hall Jas. Wm. 133 Wanstead Park av Park avenue Wright George Henry, Cheriton,
Balls Charles G. 91 Wanstead Pk. av Norman Henry,102 lVanstead Park av Aldersbrook road
Hamilton Arthur, 25 Went-worth road Osborn Harry, 32 Carlyle road Young John, 61 Wanstead Park aven
Bammond Henry, g8 Rosebery avenue Osborn Mrs. 8 Forest drive
COMllERCIAL. Amey & Son, boot makers, 642 & 644 Romford road
Abbott M. H. & Co. coal merC'hants, Station road Amey Francis Edward, confectioner, 626 Romford road
Abbott Jsph. Richd. insurance agt.89 Wanstead Park av Amies Limited, boot makers, 777 Romford road
!.dams Rose (Miss), dress maker, 255 Sherrard road .Anderson Arthur Thomas, confectioner, 909 Romford rd
~dams Waiter J. greengrocer, 46 Church road Anderson Joseph George M.B., B.Ch., B.A.O.R.U.I.
Adey Algernon,boot repr.xo St.Mary's gdns. Lit.Ilford la physician & surgeon, Aldersbrook ho. A.ldersbrook rd
Agostini Amedeo, confectioner, 68 5 Romford road Andrew Joseph P. electrical engineer, 350 High st. nth
Alexander James, ironmonger, 337 Dersingham avenue Andrews M. & Son, house furnishers, 34 Station road
Alexandra Laundry Co. 434 High street north Andrews William G. timber merchant, Station road
Allan Waiter, stationer, 629 Romford road Annereau Henry, decorator, 576 & 578 Romford road
Alien A. & Sons, butchers, 2 The Parade, Aldersbrook rd Appleton James, hair dresser, 420 High street north
AHen James W. dyer & cleaner, 342 High street north Arthy Charles, baker, 427 High street north
Alien John, boot repairer, 19 Walton road Ashworth Mary Ellen (Mrs.),shpkpr.24 Gainsborough av
Alsford Jas.timber mer. 730 Romford rd. T N 86 Ilford Attersley Reuben, painter & decorator, 494 High st. nth
Ames William Joseph, undertaker, 727 Romford road Austin .Arthur, fancy repository, 662 Romford road
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Ayton John James, cheesemonger, 624 Romford road Buffery .\lice (Miss), shopkeeper, 44 Little Tiford lane
Bachmayer Ar·thur, hair dresser, SI Station road & 799 Bull .Maria (Mrs.), cowkeeper, 3 :Xorthlands villas,Fore't
Romford road View road
Baigent Edwin Jn. printer, 20 Meanley road & Fifth av Bull William C. furniture dealer, 1.09 Browning road
Bailey Rosetta Florence (Miss), milliner, 758 Romford rd Bullen William, sign writer, 864 Romford road
Baily William, cycle dealer, 68o Romford road Burch Alice (Miss), confectioner, 594 Romford road
Baker Cedric, decorator, 21 Church road Burgess Alfred, greengrocer, 18 Grantham road
Baker Edward, dining rooms, 964 Romford road Burrill John, builder, 41 Seventh avenue
Baker Edward, picture frame maker, 6oo Romford road Burton Brothers, dairymen, 325 Dersingham avenue
Baker Ernest, butcher, 746c, Romford road Burton John & Co. lath renders, 7 Fourth avenue
Baker Maud (Mrs.), dress maker, 771 Romford road Burton John Thomas, music teacher, 30 Morris avenue
Baldwin George, commission agent, 287 Halley road Bush George Wm. fishmonger, 347 Dersingham avenue
Ball Alfred John, grocer, 330 High street north Butler Charles, insurance supt. 780 Romford road
Balla:rd Charles Henry, boot maker, 645 Romford road Buxt.on Emma (Mrs.), dress maker, 85 Chesterford rd
Ballard Edward James, greengrocer, 43 Church road Byles Alice (Mrs.), milliner, see Hennings & Byles
Ballard Martha A. (Mrs.), greengrocer, 797 Romford rd Bywaters Lilian (Miss), dress maker, 72 Rectort road
Balls George, hair dresser, 9I2 Romford road Calmon Sieg-hard, music seller, 924 Romford road
Bane Amy (Mrs.) & Co. builders, 633 Romford road Cameron William H. cook shop, 689 Romford road
Banham Waiter S. plumber, 18 Greenhill grove Campbell Christian, artificial teeth ma. 679 Romford rtl
Banton William, beer retailer, 319 High street north Card Jolm Victor, solicitor, 620 Romford road
Barker Osborne G. wine & spirit mer. n6 Grantham rd Card William Gordon, solicitor, 620 Romford road
Barker Waiter J. tobacconist, 542 High street north Oarr George & Son, builders, I I Second avenue-
Barlow & Co. upholsterers, 142 First avenue Carr & Co. grocers, 590 Romford road
:Barnard Brother:'!, tailors, 652 Romford road Carr George A. oil & color man, 449 High street nortlt.
Barnard Ernest, grocer, 429 High street north Carrdus Horace, shopkeeper, 43 Herbert road
Barnett Charles H. corn dealer, 443 High street north Carrington Elkanah N. builder, 28 Forest drive
Barrett William Henry, hai!" dresser, 332 High st. nth Carrington Frederick. boot repairer, 47 Station road
Barrick Thomas, carpenter, Toronto avenue Carroll John. insurance agent, 89 Sixth avenue
Harrows Charles S. hair dresser, 461 High st. north Carter Isobel (Miss), teacher of music, I Carlton l'Oad
Barry Samuel, mantle warehouse, 636a, Romford road Catchpole Ernest, tobacconist, 437 High street north
Barsham James, butcher, 6 Station road Catmur Florence Emily (Mrs. ),tobaccnst.742 Romford 1"11
Barter Brothers, dairymen, 735 Romford road Cave Howard, tailor, 20 Station road
Bartholomew Alice (Mrs.), dress maker,6 Little Ilford la Cayzer Fre~erick P. outfitter, 702 Romford road
Barton Edward James, confectioner, 393 Dersingham aY Chamberlain Robert, plumber, 63 Little Ilford lane •
Barwell Alexander, tailor, 671 Romford road see Moore & Chamberlain
Bassam William Charles, dining rooms, 659 Romford rd Chambers Ghas. corn dlr. & post office, 726 Romford rd
Batchelor James, balrer, 40 Church road Chambers Fra.nk, grocer, 836 Romford road
Bates George Henry, grocer, 72 Church road Chapman _<\.lbert Ernest, decorator, 214 Sheringbam aT
Bates H. Montague, clerk to City of London Cemetery Chapman Alice Olive (Miss),dress maker,29 Salisbury rd
& Burial Board, Aldersbrook road Chatfield Georg-e Edwin, assistant insurance superin-
Baxter John Arthur, photographer, 356 High st. north tendeut. 234 Monega road
Beer Joseph, tailor, 2 Station road Cheke R. & Co. F ..A.I. auctioneers &c. 749 Romford rd.
Benjamin Benjamin, confectioner, 210 Church road (T N 34 Ilford) & 15 Selborne avenue
Bennett Eliza (Mrs.), dairy, 70 Church road Uheke Alfred C. draper, 669 Romford road
Berley Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 345 Dersingham aven Child George, house furnisher, 353 & 355 High st. ntla
Bernstein John Maurice, watch maker, 758 Romford rd Chinnick William, painter & decorator, 46 Essex road
Berry Nathl. & Sons, pianoiorte wareho. 819 Romford rd Church Edward H. dining rooms, 6 Walton road
Bicknell Albert J. boot repairer, 34 Dore avenue Pity of London Cemetery (H. Montague Bates, clerk;
Rigg George, cats' meat dealer, 15 Fourth avenue John Duncan Robertson, superintendent; Mrs. Wood,
Biggs Esther (Mrs.), furniture broker, 32 Church road registrar), Aldersbrook road .
Billage Henry, hair dresser, 5 Walton road Clark Joseph B. & Co. corn dPalers 366, & provisio11
Billington Emma (Mrs.), confectioner, 359 High st. nth merchants 368, High street north
Bilmen John, cabinet maker, 83 Little Ilford lane Clark Wm.E.&Son,plumbrs.& decoratrs.146 Grantham rd
Bines Arthur E. shopkeeper, 247 Church road Olark Alfred, gasfitter, 321 High street north
Bird Alice (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 2 Sheringham aven Clark Charlotte C~Irs. ), confectioner, 445 High st. north
Bird Thomas, boot maker, 400 High street north Clark Henry E. builder, 269 Sheringham avenue
Blakeman Thomas, fried fish dealer, I Parkhurst road Clarke Benjamin & Co. monumental masons,21 Whitta rd
Bland Eva (Miss). draper, 414 High strPet north rlarke Charles Henry, music teacher, 396 Strone road
Bluett Henry J. shopkeeper, 4Ia, Fourth avenue Clayton William, cutler, 13 Selborne avenue
Blythe Emma (Mrs.), teacher of music, 194 Church rd Cleaver Frederick W. sign writer, 241 Shakespea•re cre1
Bodger George, fruiterer, 418 High street north Clevett Thomas Henry, grocer, goB Romford road
Bones Alfred & Son, decorators, 127 Fourth avenue Clift George W. grocer, 132 Church road
Boome Leslie Stuart, oil & col or man, 844 Romford rd Cloud Sarah A. (Miss), private school, 49 Meanley rd
Boots Cash Chemists (Southern) Limited, chemists & Clover Henry Charles, baker, & post office, 6 The
druggists, 622 Romford road · Parade, Aldersbrook road ~
Bordier Emile, laundry. 321 Dersingham avenue Cockerton Harry, greengrocer, giB Romford road
Bosher Alfred Ohas. & Son, bird dealers, 958 Romford rd CockPtt Henry, plumber, 83 Sheringham avenue
Bosworth Nathaniel, florist, 77 Third avenue Cohen Sidney, tailor, 486 High street north
Boulon Albert, hosier, 478 High street north Colbran John B. lamp manufacturer, 22a, Colchestar
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Bowles Thomas Henry, mason, 59 'l'hird avenue avenue. T N 567 Ilford
Bradley Frederick, •hair dresser, 3 Fourth avenue Cole Elizabeth S. (Mrs.), dress maker, 145 Browning rd
Bradly Edward George Cason, decorator, 794 Romford rd Coleman & Co. butchers, 795 Romford rood
Bray Albert, corn & flour dealer, I29 Church road Coleman William, hair dresser, 64 Church road
Breeze's Cash Chemists Limited, B98 Romford road Collier A. Wilme, paste manufr. Eighth Avenue works
Bri~e Richard J. toy dealer, 35I High street north Collier Robt. James L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S.Edin., L.F.P.
Bridges Edgar C. painter, 18 Browning road & S.Glas. physician & surgeon, 753 Romford road
Bridges Frank, decorator, 12 Browning road Collins .Alfred, farrier, 29 Greenhill grove
Brisker Ernest, baker, 30 Station road Collins Thomas, nurseryman, 40 Forest drive
Brooker Richard William, clothier, 737 Romford road Collyer Charles E. wardrobe dealer, 45 Church road
Brown Albert, coal dealer, 4 Landseer avenue Colson Thomas W. chemist & druggist, 390 High st. nt.h
Brown Caroline (Mrs.), confectioner, 9I4 Romford road Colton Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 720 Romford road
Brown Elsie (Mrs.), costumier, Il'i Carlton road Coman Charlotte (Miss), dress maker, 39 Forest drive
Brown George Henry, draper, 94 Church road Cool;: & Thorogood, wardrobe dealers, g66 Romford road
Brown Philip, Golden Fleece P.H. Forest drive Cook Wm. Jas. Ltd. coal & coke mers. 29 Fourth aven
Brown Waiter John, ironmonger, 763 Romford road Cooper Sydney & Co. furniture dealers, 6o6 Romford rd
Bruce Brothers, monumental masons, 209 Byron avenue Cooper John, plumber, 270 Halley road
Bruce Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 962 Romford road Cope Alfred John, Three Rabbits P.H. 833 Romford road
Bryant Thomas, dairyman, n Rectory road Copeland Herbert George, greengrocer, 3 Walton road
Bryning Charles M¥-ekins, laundry, 61 Coleridge avenue Corby John, dining rooms, 7IO Romford road
Buckingham Ernest J. butcher, 337 High street north Cordero! Charles. & Sons, plu?tb.ers, 10 Third .avenue
Buckle Charles E. confectioner, 46 Station road Cor~natwn Electric Theatre Limited (S. Dawkms, sec.),
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Bucknell Jnlia Harriett (:\Irs.), dress maker,39 Byron av 1 High street north
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Corpe Thomas, grocer, 816 Romford road Ferris William H. laundry, 121 Church road
Coabum Albert, monumental mason, 18 Forest View rd Filby Brothers, bakers, 682 & 837 Romford road
Cosbum Frank G. monumental mason, 129 Carlyle road Finch William, ointment maker, 865 Romford road
Cosburn Willia.m, shopkeeper, & garage, Aldersbrook rd Finegan Horace Patrick, plumber, 52 Manor Park road
Cosy Corner Picture 'l'heatre, 654 Romford road Finer William James, decorator, 28 Coleridge avenue
('oultrup Thomas, printer, 562 .Romford road Fitch W. & Co. coal merchants, 13 Station road
L'owell Sophia. (Miss), laundry, 762 Romford road Flatman Emma A. (Mrs.), news agent, 123 Church rd
Co:s: William, boot repairer, 63 Uoleridge avenue Forster Albert, watch & clock maker, 727a, Romford rd
Crabtree Thomas, grocer, 148 Church road Foster Brothers Clothing Co. Limited, 666 Romford road
Cracknell Edwd. 'fhos. dairyman, 686 & 8o6 Romford rd Fox Daniel, ironmonger, 49 Station road
Oragg Bardsley, artificial teeth maker, 329 High st. nth Fox Thomas, :florist, 6o4 Romford road
Cressey Thomas, barrow proprietor, 54 Grantham road Francis Ernest George, news agent, 714 Romford road
Cripps Grace (Mrs.), confectioner, 25 Station road Franklin Joseph James, decorator, 25 Harcourt avenue
Cross William, tobacconist, 426 High street north Fraser &; Co. coal merchants, :Midland Railway depot,
Crossley Edward William, painter, 25 :Manor Park road "\Yoodg-range parh.
Cullen William Henry, grocer, 713 Romford road Free Library (Carnegie), :Manor Park branch (William
Ourry Josiah, tailor, 375 High street north Bridle, chief librarian; ...-\.. C. McCombe. assistant in
CuthLert Fred, saddler, 960 Romford road charge), 835 Romford road
Dadson Horace Chas.chemist & druggist,725 Romford rd Freeborn Ernest Jr.,eph, boot fact()r. 20-1- Browning road
Daines Enos, greengrocer, 143 Walton road Freeborn James, house decorator, 36 Essex road
Daltrey Robert, florist, 13 Fourth avenue Freedman :.VIorri~. costumier. 372 High street north
Danells Alfred, shopkeeper, 2 Walton road . Freeman Thomas, coal & coke merchant, 85 Whitta rd
Dann George,furniture broker & dealer,439 High st. nth Friend Sidn"'y F. ironmonger, 344 High street north
.Darrell Henry T. confectioner, 38 Church road Fuller Roland & Co. ~;;tencil cuttl:'rs, 100 Little Ilford la
Davidson's Drug St{)res, 347 High strEet north FullPr Florence (Mr-..), teacher of music, 275 Monega rd
Davies James, beer & wine retailer, 16 Station road Galinsi;:y :\!orris, bntcher, 708 Romford road
Davies Philip, fried fish dealer, 556 Roll}ford road Ganter Frederick W. watch maker, 358 High st. north
Davis Marshall George & Co. oil & color men, 582, 584, Garnham Kate Elizabeth (:\Irs.), draper, 729 Romford rd
s86 & 739 Romford road Gartley Jessie (Mrs.), feather dresser, I6 Lit. Ilford av
Davis George W. wheelwright, 135 Herbert road Geewar's Laundry, 385 High street north
Davison Richard, dining rooms, 610 Romford road Gellett Fredericlr, picture frame maker, 598 Romford l'd
Dawson William, collar dresser, 358 High street north Ghost Henry S. tobacconist, 455 High street north
Day Herman, boot maker, 722 Romford road Gibson A. J. Limited, grocers, 744 Romford road
Day Rachel M. (Miss), teacher of music,8o2 Romford rd Gibson Herbert R. grocer, 301 Church road
Deacon Frederick, sign writer, 796 Romford road Gibson William, shopkeeper, 133 Church road
Dean Frederick J. confectioner, 421 High street north Gilbert George, dairyman, 32 Station road
Dean Sydney James, outfitter, 783 Romford road Gilbert Henry George, dining rooms, 746 Romford road
Dee Frederick J. provision dealer 35, & corn & :flour Gill Laura (Mrs.), costumier, 16 Salisbury road
dealer 37, Station road Gliddon Ed"in Jesse, shopkeeper, 31 Station road
Dembina Isaac, tailor, 764 Romford road Glover John, confectioner, 323 High strel't north
Denton Charles, builder, 30 Rectory road Godfrey Cath. Mary (Miss), confctnr. 8om, Romford rd
De Save Christian, dyer, 679 Romford road Godfre~· Waiter, blacksmith, 492 High street north
Dessent Francis, news agent, 338 High street north Goff Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 92 Church road
Dickens Thomas, l'mbrocation maker, 42. Lawrence aven Goldstien Abraham, boot malrer, 23 Fourth avenue
Dill1way Nathan, baker, & post office, 410 High st. north Goode l\Iary ...-\.. (M1ss), costumier, 45 Wan::.tead Park aY
Dixon Thomas Henry Lancelot, mechanical engineer & Gort> John Thomas, boot maker, 700 Romford road
high-class wood & metal pattern maker, 229 Monega Gore Joseph, boot & shoe maker, 341 High st. north
road; & 74 Vicarage lane, Stratford Gorham Maria (Miss), teacher of music,325 High st.nth
Dodds Helen Tait (:Miss), confectioner, 74 Church road Gosling Thomas, linen & fancy draper, 715, 717 & 719
Dook Irvine, grocer, '}04 Romford road Romford road
DOTling William, builder, 3 Browning road Goss Alexander, 3ssistant superintendent Royal London
Dowsett John, fishmonger, 510 High street north ~Iutual Assurance Society Limited, 785 Romford road
Dowsett Samuel, fishmonger, 9 "\Valton road Gould Henry &; Son, florists, 4 Greenhill grove
Drake Arth.Edwd. auctioneer & estate agt.44 Station rd Gould William Collins, plumber, 15 Forest View road
Drake Leslie Alexander li.B., C.:M.Edin. physician & Grantham & Co. grocers, 825 Romford road
surgeon, 17 Church road Graves Wm. Hy. Arth. piano tuner, III Sheringham av
Draper F:r<ed, butcher, 317 Dersingham avenue Gray Alfred W. stationer, 14 Station road
Draper John, slater & tiler, 49 Manor Park road Gray Elizabeth (.Miss), dress maker, 76 Seventh avenue
Driscoll :Eleanor (Miss) A.L.U.M. teacher of music, 65 Great Eastern Railway Co.'s Goods Station, Clarence
Shakespeare crescent road; ~oods office, Station road
Drnitt Jabez, monumental mason, 23 Forest drive Greaves Rd.Jas.pawnbroker, 892, 894 k 902 Romford rd
Drury Charles Robert, grocer, 12 Greenhill grove Greco Bernard, teacher of violin, 74 Morris avenue
Dubock Frederick S. grainer, 394 Sherrard road Green Arth. Herbt. yeast merchant, I St. Margaret'!l rd
Durrant Charles William, grocer, 31 Selborne avenue Green James, insurance superintendent,798 Romford rd
Dyer Mildred (Miss), teacher of music, 132 Church road Green William, draper, 56 Rosebery avenue
Eady Stanley, confectioner, 613 Romford road Greenaway Robert, shopkeeper, 27 Greenhill grove
Earle Sydney, l!onfectioner, 841 Romford road Gre~ory J. & Co. l'ricklayers, 131 Seventh avenue
East Ham Music Stores, 357 High street north Griggs Wm. Bertie, fishing tackle ma. 676 Romford rd
East London & Essex Building Society (C. J. Lockwood, Gunning Fredk. Wm. house decorator,17 Manor Park rd
sec.), 749 Romford road Gurr Annie Louise (Mrs.), fancy drpr. 376 High st. nth
'Eastern AdvR-nce Co. Limited (Bertram Brooks, man- Guymer Henry, boot maker, 4{2 High street north
ager), 873 Romford road Guymer James, hoot k. shoe maker, 1c, The Parade,
Eaton Frank, hair dresser, 136 Church road Aldersbrook road
Ellmer & Dell, greengrocers, 362 High street north Habell Sylvester, insurance agent, 45 Durham road
Ellmer William, greengrocer, I .Goldsmith avenue Hadden Richard, hair dresser, 39 Church road
Essex Bill Posting Co. bill posters, 749 Romford road Hall Albert John, laundry, 66 Church road
Essex Ophthalmic Institute (The), opticians, 343 High Hall Annie (:Mrs.), shopkeeper, 24 Herbert road
street north Hall Arthur, laundry, 423 High street north
Etherid~;e Charles, house decorator, 399 Bailey road Hall )-lary (Mrs.), dress maker, 96 Rosebery avenue
.Everest Herbert S. confectioner, 365 High street north Hambury Morris, boot maker, 329 Dersingham avenue
Everett George Francis, confectioner, 614 Romford road Handy Elizabeth (Mrs.), <'Onfectioner, 1009 Romford rrl
Fairfax Alfred, collector of rates to the East Ham Cor- Hankey Eleanor (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 17 Fourth av
poration & assistant overseer, 25 Wanstead Park aven Hankin George, insurance agent, 13 Clarence road
Farewell John H. shopkeeper, 19 Fourth avenue Hankinsons Ltd. chl'mists & druggists, 891 Romford rd
Farley Ann (Mrs.), ehina & glass dealer, 668 Romford rd Hannant Arthur, laundry, 997 Romford road
Farmer James, laundry, 373 High street north Hanson George, greengrocer, 299 Church road
Farmers' & Cleveland Dairies Co. Limited, dairymen, Harding Fras. J. draper, 5 The Parade, Aldersbrook r:i
712 Romford road Harding P. (Mrs.), confectioner, 374 High street north
Farrer & Son, undertakers, 348 High street north Hardingham Kate (Mrs.), confectioner, 661 Romford rd
Farrow Arthur H., M.R.C.V.S. veterinary surgeon, Glen Hare James, coal dealer, IIO Walton road
Mor, Aldersbrook road Harris Henry & Sons, stone masons, 4 First avenue
Faulkner Elizabeth (Mrs.), dining rooms, Romford road' fl-(rris Ernest John, blouse manufacturl'r,766 Romford rd
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Harris Florence (Miss)! dress maker, 38 Meanley road
Harris George, grocer, 144 Church road
Harris Henry T. greengrocer, 522 High street north
Barris Leonard G. dining rooms, II9 Church road
Harrison A.rthur, The Star P.H. 107 Greenhill grove
Harrison George, cheesemonger, 747 Romford road
Hart Charles. builder, Manor Park road
Hartwell Herbert, photographer, 656 Romford road
Hassell Robert, pawnbroker, 703 & 705 Romford road
Hawes James, funeral furnisher, 45 Station road
Hawes William, cycle maker, 391 High street north
Hawkey Wm.Anthony, insurance supt.I8 Woodhouse gro
Hawkins Maria (Mrs.), nurse, 74 Rosebery avenue
Haynes & So.n Limited, saddlers & harness makers, 615
& 617 Romford road
Hayward Arthur, painter & decorator, I Morris avenue
Hazell Henry, butcher, 416 High street north
Hazell Thomas, boot & 3hoe repairer,170 Sheringham av
Heald Frederick Herbert, solicitor, 167 Browning road
Heanley Katherine (~Iiss) L.S.A.Lond. physician & sur-
geon, 396 High street north
Heard William Augustus, typ~>writer. 38 Second avenue
Hebron :Martha Ann (:~Ess), dress mal{er, 46 Meanley rd
H~>nderson Thomas, insurance agent, 179 Browning road
Henning-s & Byles, milliners, 643 Romford road
Henry Harry George, photographer, 952 Romford road
H~>nrv William, tailor, 12 Station road
Herring Alfred, who. sundriesman, 335 Dersingham av
Hicllman Charle!!, news agent, 651 Romford road
Hicks Thomas, laundry, 107 Carlyle road
Hiddlestone Jane (Mrs.), confectioner, 10 Walton road
Hill Elizabeth ()Irs. ), nurse, 9 Barrington road
Hill Sidney Charles, wine & spirit mer. no Browning rd
Hillman Edward J. bookbinder, 16 Harcourt avenue
Dine Florence L. (Mrs.), milliner, 398 High st. north
Hirst Herbert A. insurance agent, 136 Byron avenue
Hirtes Herbert, baker, 54 Frowning road
Hobday Brothers, boot repairers, 1a, Station road
Hodgson William R. baker. 328 High street north
Hodson Jane (Mrs.), bird dealer, 588 Romford road
Hoile Joseph James, dinin~ rooms, 948 Romford road
Holden John F. draper, 476 High street north
Hollings Arthur, coal merchant, 810 Romford road
Hollow Edgar, confectioner, 886 Romford road
Holloway Alfred George, greengrocer, 131 Church road
Holmes Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Grantham rd
Home & Colonial Stores Ltd. grocers, 769 Romford road
Hcod William. glass cutter, 965 Romford road
Hooker George & Sons, dyers, 24 Sixth avenue
Hopkins Christr. Chas. insurance agent, 124 Sixth av
Hopldns Ellen (:Miss), Q'rocer, 327 Dersingham avenue
Home Thomas, news agent, 22 Station road
Hornsey Albert, confectioner, 340 High street north
Horsey Carolina (Mrs.), dress maker, 350 Strone road
Horsley Brothers, printers, 646 Romford road
Honrigan Michael, confectioner, 168 Alverstone road
Row Arthur, grocer, 107 Church road
Howard Henry, g-reengrocer. 343 Dersingham avenue
Howard John, boot maker, 67 Greenhill grove
Howitt John Frit?: William M.D.Vict.Canada. M.R.C.S.
Eng. physician k surg~>on, 778 Romford road
Rows Henry Charles. estate office. 95 Sherinl!ham aven
Hudson GeorQ"e, confectioner, 164 Church road
Hudson Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 17 Fifth avenue
Hull Edwin, toy dealer, 36o High street north
Hull Ernest, saddler. 612 Romford road
Hullett Florence Ohr.;s), dress maker,2o1 Sheringham av
Hunt Archibald Georg-e, greengrocer,385 Dersingham av
Hunt Mary .A.. E. (Mrs.), tchr.of music,23 Lit. Ilford la
Hurcomb Rhod~t (Mrs.). l'hopkeeper, 2 Sheridan road
Hursthome Alice C~liss), draper, gr6 Romford road
Hutchinson Chas . .Alfred, stone mason. 71 Washinl!"f;on av
Hutt & Co. china & g-lass merchants, 621 Romford road
Huxtable Waltt>r John. tobacconist, 62o Romford road
Ingram Brothers, butchers. 910 Romford road
Ingram Lionel. fruiterer. 927 Romford road
lngrey Arthur William, shopkeeper, 36 Forest drive
Intenso Patentel:'s & :Manufacturers Limited,incandescent
gas mantle manufactrs. Intenso works, Rabbits road
Ironman William, hair dresser, 447 Hig-h street north
Ironside William, greeng-rocer. 206 Church road
Isaacs Alfred Samuel, fried fish dealer, 718 Romford rd
Isaacs Morris. fried fish dealer, 457 High street north
Ivory Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 395 Dersingbam avenue
Jackson Henry, builder, I Rosebery avenue
Jacobs Deborah (~Irs.), conf!'ctioner, 331 Dersingham av
Jacobson Solomon, hair dresser, 888 Romford road
James Hezekiah :\'!:orris & Sons. sto>e & rano-e makers,
736 Romford road. T ~ 531 Ilford o Loveland Frederick, ironmonger, 711 Romford road
James Jabez William, builder, 66 Manor Park road
James John, solicitor, 444 High street north
James John W. buildel·, :\fanor Park road
[KELLY'S
James Thomas J. builder, 43 Morris avenue
Jameson Linsey W ~ plasterer, II7 Dersingham nenue
Jarvis Cecilia (Mrs.) L.O.S. midwife, 450 High at. north
Jenkins Arth.Jn. furnitnre dlr.653•655 & 657 Romford rd
Jen.nings George S. sec. & supt. Manor Park Cemetery,
Whitta rd. (postal address, Sebert road, Forest Gate)
Jews' Cemetery (Morris A. Solomon, supt. ), High s\. nth
Jewson Thomas, laundry, see Smith & Jewson
Jobson Rosa (Mrs.), dress maker, 37 Second avenu&
Johnson George, greengrocer. 146 Ohurch road
Johnson Henry, hosier, 424 High street north
Johnson John Arthur, insurance agent, 159 Byron aven
Johnson William, chimney sweep, 1 Eighth -avenue •
42 Fourth avenue ·
Jolliffe Waiter Ernest, oil & color man, 370 High st. nth
Jones Beatrice Ann (Mrs.), news agent, 822 :Romford rd
J ones John Owen, manager of the London & Provincial
Bank, 618 Romford road
J ones Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 178 Third avenue
J ones Philip, teacher of cornet, 30 Ruskin avenue
Judge Thomas, • watch maker, 674 Romford road
Juggins Sarah (Miss),certificated midwife,58 Herbert rei
Kapovitch Marks, tailor, 394 High street north
Kattle John, boot maker, II9 Sheridan road .t 3aa,
Browning road
Keehner K. & E. laundry, 678 Romford road
Keeling William John, laundry, 14 Greenhill grove
Keep John Henry, Avenue hotel, Church road
Kellythorne George James, shopkeeper, 142 Church rd
Kextzuar Kazimir, tailor, 1007 Romford road
Kerry Thomas, fruiterer, 831 &mfard road
Kettle Robert W. boot & shoe maker, uS Meanley road
Kilby Sidney J. provision dealer, 18 Station road
Kilian Horace, hair dresser, 381 High street north
Kimsey Arthur, coal merchant, I St. Mary's gardens,
Little Ilford lane
King Alfred Henry, manufacturers' agent, 141 Shelley aT
King Maria (Mrs.), dairy, 432 High street north
.King Richard, dairy, 499 High street north
King Sydney H. hair dresser, 4 Station road
Kingett Ernest, laundry, 21 Fourth avenue
Kirby Charles, plumber, 889 Romford road
Kirkwood, Craig & Co. Limited, paste manufacturers,
Eighth avenue, Manor Park
Klath Henry, hair dresser, 647 & 649 Romford road
Knight Oonstance (Miss), dress maker, 3 Third avenne
Knight Jsph. Hy. grocer & provsn. dlr. 640 Bomford rd
Kreutz Andrew, watch maker, 697 Romford road
Kydd Andrew W. D. plumber, 37 Sixth avenue
Lafbury Hy. bird & live animal dealer, 24 Station rd
Lake Marjorie (Miss), dress maker, 49 Goldsmith aT
Land Mat-thew, boot maker, 428 High street; north
Lang Susannah (Mrs.), nurse, u6 Seventh avenue
Langley Ebenezer A. nurseryman, 50 Seventh avenue
Larkin William .John, leather seller, 746b, Romford rd
Laver William, draper, Bog, 8II & 813 Romford road
La"ley Frank, jun. grocer, I I Walton road
Lawrence Sarah (Mrs.), feather dresser, 6 Ruskin aven
La" rence Thomas, fruiterer & greengrocer, ta 1 The
Parade, Aldersbrook road
Lawson Arthur Wm. bookseller, 336 High street north
Lazarus Simon, tailor, 8187 Romford road
Leaver Alfred, confectioner, 482 & 484 High st. north
Leibowitz Isaac, bazaar, 789 Romford road
Leigh George, teacher of music, 385 High st. north
Lesadd .A.rth. Albt. & Sons, pawnbrokers,728 Romfordrd
Lever & Robinson,grocrs.& provision dlrs.631Romford rd
Lewington Charles, coal dealer, 149 Meanley road
Lewis Brothers, pawnbrokers, 383 ffigh street north
Lightly Bertha (:Miss), dress maker, 93 Essex road
Lilley & Skinner Ltd.boot wareho.765 & 767 Romford rd
Li pert Elsie (Miss), haberdasher, 7o9a, Romford road
Lipert Percy, hardware dealer, 387 Hi~h street north •
Lipton Limited, provision dealers, 791 Romford road
Lismore James, stationer, 29 Station road
Lobsenzer Harry. music seller, 369 High street north
r.odder Frederick, confectioner, 5I6 High street north
London & Provincial Bank Lim. (branch) (John Owen
Jones, manager), 618 Romford road; draw on head
office, 3 Bank buildings, Lothbury, London E 0 a.
Glyn, Mills, Currie & Go. London E C. See adver•
tisement
London & South Western Bank Limited(branch) (A.rthur
James Trimmer, manager), 863 Romford road; draw
on head office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E 0
Long Frederick W. teacher of music, &)Q Romford road
Looslev William, l~air dresser, 19 Greenhill grove
Love Henry, builder, 120 Third avenue
Low Charles John, wudrobe dealer. 732 Romford road
Lucas Arthur, ~reengrocer, 59 Walton road
Lucas ::\Iartha (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 57 Walton road
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Lo.sh & Cook Limited, dyers, 761 Romford road
Macaree William, furniture remover. 99 Harcourt aven
McConnell William, tobacconist, 935 Romford road
Jllacer Frederick, butcher, 932 Romford road
Mclntyre Louisa. (Mrs.), oil dealer, 31 Church road
Macmillan Elizabeth (Miss), dress ma. 12 Landseer av
Mac:Murtry John .!.lexander M.D., B.Ch., B.A.O.R.U.I.
physician & surgeon, 688 Romford road
Madell Frank, laundry, 564 Romford rd.& 2 Salisbury rd
Maloney Waiter, tobacconist, 465 High street north
Maltz Samuel, costumier, 419 High street north
Manley Charles, house decorator, 67 Coleridge avenue
Mann & Co. tobacconists, 667 Romford road
Mann Peter, grocer, 412 High street north
Manning Charles, builder, 249 Browning road
Manor Park Cemetery (Revs. J. P. Gray & J. W. Oliver,
chaplains; George S. Jennings, sec. & supt.), Whitta
road (po~>tal address, Sebert road, Forest Gate)
~an or Park Liberal Club (Ern est Prime, sec.), 566
Romford road
Manor Park & Little llford Constitutional Club (W. G.
Waiters, hon. sec.), 552 Romford road
Manor Park Recreation Hall (Edwin C. Merck, sec.),
566 Romford road
Manor Park Working Men"s Club(Charles Warren, sec.),
572 k 574 Romford road
Mark~ Lizzie (~Iiss), confectnr. see Shorney & Marks
Marling William, boot repairer, 56 Harcourt avenue
Marsh Ernest D. grocer, 315 Dersingham avenue
Martm Charles William, provision dlr. 823 Romford rd
Martin Edwin, laundry, 35 Church road • Fhillips Hy. Swatson & Co. accountants, 6zo Romford rd
Martin Henry, plumber, 8 Walton road
Maslen Albert H. decorator, 38 Dersingham avenue
Masters Wallace Edwin, watch maker, 76 Salisbury rd
Mattacks John, boot maker, 9o6a, Romford road
Maxwell George, shopkeeper, 389 Dersingham avenue
Maynard Isaac Waiter, beer retailer, 630 Romford road
Maynard William, beer retailer, 4 Rixsen road
Maypole Dairy Co. Ltd. dairymen, 771 Rumford road
Men'• Social Club (F. RIChman, sec.), 136 Grantham rd
Menzler Frederick, confectioner, 890 Romford road
Mercer William, marine store dealer, 4 Walton road
Merriman George, greengrocer, 43I High street north
Messem Percy W. insurance agent, 145 First avenue
Meves Gustav .A. fancy dealer, 754 Romford road
Miles William, dining rooms, 334 High street north
Miller Isabel (Miss), dress maker, 29 Lawrence avenu&
Miller Lewis Benjamin, estate office, 379 Dersingham av
Millns Hy. Hale, insurance agent, 133 Rosebery avenue
Mills Frederick Charles, t-ailor, 792 Romford road
M1lton Erne.st Wm. grocer, & post office,931 Romford rd
Mobbs William, oil & color man, 920 Romford road
Moore &; Chamberlain, plumbers, 213 Sheringham aven
Moure Daisy (.~Irs. ), boot dealer 339, & draper 341,
Dersingham avenue
Moore William Albert, plumber, 76 Sheringham ave1:ue
Morley Ethel (Miss), teacher of music, IS Second aven
Morley Sydney, draper, 29 Church road
Murri, George James & Co. lamp dlrs. 683 Romford rd
Mott Thomas, draper, ro Station road
Moxom George Wi1liam, corn merchant, 946 Romford rd
Moy Thomas Limited, coal & coke merchants, 42 Sta-
tion road & 74I RomfO>rd road
Munro Macdonald M.B., Ch.B.Glas. physician & sur-
geon, IOI9 Romford road
Munt George, builder, 351 Monega road
Murray Stanley M.D., M.Ch.Irel. physician & surgeon,
97 Browning road
Nash Elizh. C. (Mrs.),watch ma.k jewllr.8o7 Romford rd
Neal George Thomas, wardrobe dlr. 6n Romford road
Ne\\man Frank, in~>urance agent, 95 Goldsmith avenue
Newton :Frank, hatter, 544 High street north
:Xicholls Mary J. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 41 Washington aY
Nicholls Rebecca ( ...\Irs. ),ladies' outfitter, 8ro Rondord rd
N1coll~ Charles A. _e.state agent, 45 Woodhouse grove
Nixon James, fried fish dealer, 5 Fourth avenue
Nixon William, fishmonger, 896 Romford road
Noble Albert, greengrocer, 750 Romford road
.Noble Frank H. florist, 33 Station road
:Xonpareil Manufacturing Co. costume stand makers,
257 Church road
Xorman & Co. house furnishers, 775 Romford road
Xorth Stephen J. greengrocer, 27 :Fourth avenue
Northend Herbert, piano tuner, 848 Romfurd road
O"Inn .A.da pliss), confectioner, 648 Romford road
Oldershaw William, leather seller, 779 Romfor..:l road
Olney Wilfred, boot repairer, Rixsen road
Opposs Salmon, tailor, 789 Romford road
Orchard Henry, master mariner, 45 Essex road
Ormston & Son, grocers, 69 Browning road
Osborn William E. grocer, 44 Church road
Oswald John, butcher, 638 Romford road
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Otten John Edward. bird fancier & dlr. 335 High st. nth
0Yen Fred~rick, dining rooms, 436 High street north
Uwen William E. boot maker, 371 High street north
Paine Bessie- (Miss),music teacher, 213 Shakespeare crea
Palmer Frederick, coal merchant, 1 Dersingham al"enue
Palmer Frederick, florist, 540 High street north
Palmer John, boot repairer, I63 Parkhurst road
Parfitt Thomas, furniture dealer, 993 Romford road
Parker Albert, beer retailer, 665 Romford road
Parker Henry, collector of King's taxes,217 Browning rd
Parkes William J. music dealer, 342 High street north
Parr Waiter F. grocer, 135 Shakespeare crescent
Parsons Arthur, shopkeeper, 285 Church road
PaiSons William, tobacconist, 934 Romford road
Parsons William George, tobacconist, 701 Romford road
Patterson Charles, carrier, 27 Station road
Pavley Lily (Miss) C.M.E. midwife, 450 High st. north
Payne Lilian (Miss), dress maker, 2 Second avenue
Payne William John, wine merchant, 731 Romford road
Pearce Charles, fishmonger, 936 Romford road
Pearks Limited, grocers, 695 Romford road
Pearson Alfred & Son, carmen, 2 Herbert road
Pearson Frederick, greengrocer, 65o Romford road
Pemberton Emily (Mrs.), confectioner, 950 Romford rd
Penrose Samuel, oil & color man, 42 Church road
Pt:>pper John Robert, fishmonger, I Swinburne avenue
Perkins Maud (:Miss), music teacher, 94 Shelley avenue
Perry David, furniture dealer, 4 Parkhur.st road
Perry Samuel, boot maker, 33 Church road
Pettifer Edith (Mrs.) L.O.S. midwife, 867 Romford road
Phillips Arthnr, furniture dealer, 333 High st. north
Pbillips Benjamin, insurance agent, r Essex road
Phillips Charles, glazier, I The Warren, Rabbits road
Phillips Edwin, window blind maker, 3(\3 High st. north
Phillips Lily (Mrs.), grocer, 459 High street north
Phillips Thomas, carman, 7 Third avenue
Pickett & Co. boot makers, 512 High street north
Pike Ernest Edwar.d, tobacconist, 36 Station road
Pilgrim William, decorator, 339 High street north
Pilley William, jobbing gardener, 10 Sheringham avenue
Pittman ~arion (Miss), dress maker, 17 Forest View rd
Plane Arthur R. tobacconist, 40 Station road
Pledger William, shopkeeper, 133 Dersingham avenue
Plumb Charles, tobacconist, 746a, Romford road
Pook Charles H. plumber, 38 Third avenue
Poole Henry Hnxford, potato merchant, 933 Romford rd
Potter Elizabeth (Mrs.), dress maker, 17 Swinburne av
Ponlden Charles, ironmonger, 8o5 Romford road
P1·emier Meat Co. Limited, butchers, 829 Romford road
Prentice John, confectioner, 704 RomfoDd road
Preston & Co. Limited, butchers, 707 & 843 Romford rd
Price Anne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, I Berkeley street
Price Archibald Ainslie M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
physician & surgeon, 97I Romford road
Prichard Margaret (Mrs.), grocer, 3 Parkhurst road
Pringle A:rchibald, confectioner, 658 Romford road
Prior George, furniture broke, 388 High street north
Provident Clothing & Supply Co. Limited, 75 Church rd
Prudence Henry, haberda!'<her, 954 Romford road
Prutton J ames & Sons, bakers, 721 Romford road
Pryor Eliza (Mrs.), furniture dealer, 6z5 Romford road
Pugh Thomas Henry, draper, 821 Romford road
l'umfrey Percy, tailor, see Thompson & Pumfrey
Purkins Arthur James, greengrocer, go6 Romford road
Qwett'.s Mercantile ~'l.gency (Robson Neville Qwett, pro-
prietor). 675 Romford road
Rackham Arthur & Co.corn & flour dlrs.733 Romford rd
Rand Georg-e J. bricklayer, 147 Herbert road
Randall Fred, piano tuner, 23 Coleridge avenue
R·mdall Robert, cycle agent, 919 Romford roa.d
Hanson, Edward>: & Godfree~ Limited, coach builders,
Rabbits yard, Romford road
Ranson Henry, boe>t maker, 135 Little Ilford lane
Rayner Albert E. insurance agent, 66 Browning road
R.a~·ner Helene Elizabeth Ada (:Mis~ ), teacher of music,
2 Bvron avenue
•
Rayner HPnry, shop &. cffice fitter, 2 Byron avenue
Reader William Henry, dairy. 570 Romford road
Reeves Albert, draper, 367 High street north
Reeves Waiter, marine store dealer, 259 Church road
Reeves William, music dealer, 68 Church road
Rsn,mington Ernest John, clothier 830, & leather seller
832, Romford road
Reynolds Alfred G. shopkeeper,2 The Warren,Rabbits rd
R.ichard.s William, shopkeeper, 155 Herbert road
Richardson Charles, cycle repairer, 673 Romford road
Richardson Thomas, fried fish dealer, 125 Church road
Ridlers Limited, printers, 345 High street north
Rimer Marion (Mrs.), nurse, 269 Parkhurst road
liippin James, wholesale druggi~ts' ,;undriesman, 639
l &. 641 Romford road

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.Boberts Caroline (Mrs.)~ shopkeeper, n Fourth avenue
Roberts Edward, engraver, 120 Rosebery avenue
:Rvberts George, butcher, 391 Dersingham avenue
.Roberts Hy. Edwin, ham & beef dealer, 634 Romford rd
.Roberts Richard, carpenter, 546a, Romford road
Robertson James, shopkeeper, 33 Dore avenue
Bobertson John Duncan, supt. City of London Cemetery,
Aldersbrook road
Robinson Herbert, dining rooms, 687 Romford road
Bobinson James F. insurance agent, 177 Third avenue
.Rose John, butcher, 435 High street north
Rosebery Cycle Co. 58o Romford road
Bowe Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 1 Gloucester road
Rowe Arth. Barzellia, picture framer, 866 Romford rd
Rowley Joseph A..lbert,teacher of violin,84 Chesterford rd
Rowley Lillian (Miss),teacher of piano,84 Chesterford rd
Bowsell Mary (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 452 High street north
Royal Navy Recruiting Office (Chief Petty Officer Geo.
Joseph Daniels, recruiting officer), 1 Second avenue
"Rubinstein Nathan, haberdasher, 670 Romford road
Rudge Percy V. boot maker, 472 High street north
Rudkin John, grocer, & post office, Church road
Ruffell Alfred, grocer, 303 Church road
Rumsey Bros. furniture dealers, 743 & 745 Romford rd
Russell Richard & Co. corset manufrs. 636 Romford rd
Russell James William, grocer, II4 Sixth avenue
Rust Joseph, tailor, 389 High street north
Rutson Brothers, grocers, 926 Romford road
Rntter Ernest, chemist & druggist, 76 Church road
'Rye Wilbert, upholsterer, 396 Sherrard road
Ryland H. C. & Sons, opticians, Cameron's yard, Sta-
tion road
Ryland Louisa & Annie (Misses), dress makers, II9
Wanstead Park avenue
Sainsbury John, grocer, 755 & 757 Romford road
St. Nichola.s Industrial Catholic School (Sisters of
Mercy, teachers; Rev. J. Walton, chaplain; John
J ackson, superintendent), Gladding road
'Salter William Ha.thaway, grocer, & post. office, 663
Romford road
·Sanders Brothers, corn chandlers, 781 & 930 Romford rd
·Sanders Henry M. grainer, 245 Bailey road
Sanderson Clara Amy (Mrs.), confectnr. 759 R-omford rd
Sander.son Ethel (Madame), milliner, 696 Romford roa-d
Sanderson Harry A. insurance agent, 71 Seventh avenue
Sargent Henry, boot repairer, 106a, Lawrence avenue
'Satchell Henry Joseph, asst. insur. supt. 22 Berkeley st
Satens John D. hair dresser, 834 Romford road
Saunders Wm.Ja:s. marine store dlr. 1a & Ib, Fourth av
Scarborough George Frederick, baker, 177 Church road
Schwartz Soli, costumier, 346 High street north
Scott Edith & Lucy (Misses), shopkeepers, 39 Station rd
'Scottish Legal Life }ssurance Society (Charles Burke,
district manager), 451 High street north
Scovell William, electrician, 223 Shakespeare crescent
Sense James, insurance agent, 18 Morris avenue
Scabrook James C. boot repairer, 16 Gajnsborough av
Se\vell John Stock, builder, 218 Browning road
'Seymour Henrietta F.(Miss),private schl.148Browning rd
Sharpe Gordon, builder, 47 Byron avenue
Sharpe Rose (Mrs.), nurse, 33 Forest drive
'Shaw Thomas Henry, butcher, 28 Station road
Shephard Richard, Ruskin Arms P.H. 386 High st. nth
Sheppard Edward Thomas, boot ma. 884 Romford rd
Shiels Robert J. electrical engineer, 4a, Station road
'Shimberg & Co. provi;;ion dealers, 803 Romford road
Shorland A. Ltd. hatters & outfitters, 751 Romford rd
'Shornev & Marks (Misses), confectioners, 138 Church rd
'Short William H. tobacconist, 67 Browning road
Simcock Jsph.Hy. oil & color man.734 & 817 Romford rd
'Simmers George, stationer, 723 Romford road
Simmons Charles Henry, decorator, 70 Sixth avenue
Simonds Daisy (Mrs.), confectioner, 8 Station road
Sims John William, house decorator, Clarf'nce road
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Limited, 66o ltomford road
'Siseley William, picture frame maker, 51 Station road
Skinnf>r Edward George. dairy, 1 Fourth avenue
'Smith & Jewson, laundry, 6o8 Romford road · Tuck Geo. Edgar, house decorator, II9 Dersingham aven
'Smith Charles W. butcher, 10 Greenhill grove
Smith Ethel (Miss), music teacher, 12 Chesterford road
Smith Frank, Co'lch &; Horses P.H. 938 Romford road
'Smith Henry L. music teacher, 14 Manor Park road
Smith Joseph, coffee rooms, 824 Romford road
Smith Sarah (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 36 Walton road
'Smith Waiter, boot maker, 907 Romford road
Solomon Morris .A.. supt. Jews' Cemetery, High st. nth
Sorge Hermann, hair dresser, 928 Romford road
:Eorrell Charles, blacksmith, 1a, Eighth avenue
Southcott William, tobacconist, 623 Romford road
Spencer .T. B. & Co. piano tuners, 14 Sheridan road
Spencer Henry, printer, 2 Ri:xsen road
Spencer William George, butcher, 36 Church road
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Spooner Isaac James & Son,. butchers, 724 Romford road
Squire Arthur, furniture dealer, 770 Romford road
Stahl Charles, butcher, 900 Romford road
Stanbrook Francis, furniture dealer, 440 High st. north
Staples Harry, dining rooms, 546 Romford road
Stark William, house & estate agent, 6go Romford road
Steeds John, grocer, 377 High street north
Steel John Robert, wardrobe dealer, 905 Romford road
Stege Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 995 Romford road
Stehle Mary Ann (Mrs.), baker, 378 High street north
~t6venson Henry, photographer, 84 Third avenue
Stewart John, greengrocer, 672 Romford road
Stickland Geo. H. insurance agt. 79 Wanstead Park aT
Stock Frederick, business transfer agent, I W olferton rd
Stocker Charles, decorator, 38 Herbert road
St-okes James & Sons, builders, 22 Woodhouse grove
Stone & Son, ironmongers, 406 High street north
Sione Annie (Mrs.), private school, 125 Dersingham aven
Storey William, beer retailer, 397 Dersingham avenue
Stratford Co-operative & Industrial Society J.imited,
grocers &c. 849 & 851 Romford road & Midland Bail-
way depot, Woodgrange Park
Streitberger Augustus, pork butcher, 693 Romford road
St:rickland Grace(Miss)& Cyril, milliners,664 Romford rd
Styles Ernest, pastrycook, 488 High stre~t north
Suffield & Son, carpenters & joiners, 520 High st. north
Su.ffield Matthew H. F. painter & decorator, 102 Shake-
speare crescent
Swift Thoma.s, watch maker, 716 Romford road
Swinchatt Richard, laundry, 2 Parkhurst road
Symons Brothers, fishmongers, 827 Romford road
Syrett Arthur, boot repairer, 7 Walton road
Talbot Henry, paint€r, 1 Fifth avenue
Tammad~te Frederick R. cycle maker, 480 High st. north
Tarbard. Robert Albt. wine & spirit mer. 72 Sixth aven
Tate Sophia (~frs.), confectioner, 8o8 Romford road
Taylor Alfred John, greengrocer, 709 Romford road
Taylor Amelia (:Mrs.), dress maker, 6 Rixsen road
Taylor Frederick, hair dresser, 387 Dersingham avenue
Taylor Frederick William, cycle maker, 694 Romford rd
Taylor William, boot repairer, 289 Church road
Taylor William Matthew, grocer, 568 Romford road
•remple John W esley, artificial teeth maker & dental
sur~ery, 675 Romford road. T N 272 Ilford
Territorial Force Battalion (4th) Essex Regiment (B
Co.) (Capt. H. R. Tyler; Ernest Elstone, sergeant-
instructor, Barking); head quarters, 15 Church road
Thacker Fred. M. wine & spirit dealer, 1 The PaJ,'ade,
Aldersbrook road
Thacker Harry A. grocer, 3 The Parade,Aldersbrook road
Thackray James, shopkeeper, 26 Warwick road
Thomas George, glass merchant, IOoi Romford road
Thomas Henry, cotton goods manufacturer, 991, :roo3
& 1005 Romford road
Thomas Henry, furniture dealer, 41 Station road
Thompsor~ & Pumfrey, tailors, 937 Romford road
Thompson Arthur, boot & shoe maker, 103 Herbert rd
Thorne Richard, butcher, 624a, Romford road
Thoro good George, wardrobe dlr. see Cook; & Thorogood
Thorpe John, corn dealer, 30 Fourth avenue
Thurley Arthur Albert, insurance agt. 31 Lawrence av
Thurlow Alfred, greengrocer, 333 Dersingham avenue
Tickell William T. insurance agent, 17 Warwick road
Tilson Harry, dining rooms, 38 Station road
'I'imt Harry, greengrocer, 691 Romford road
'l'inklPr Elizabeth (Miss), news agent, 684 Romford Jld
Tinner Sydney Jonathan, Earl of Essex P.H. 616 Rom-
ford road & Blakesley Arms P .H. Station road
Tites Dreadnought Coal Co. coal merchants, Station rd
Towell Wm. boot. & shoe dealer, 675 & 677 Romford rd
Townshend Williarri, boot maker, 6 Parkhurst road
Trayner Geor~e, boot maker, 166 Rosebery avenue
Trenaman Alfred Edgar, taxidermist, 706 Romford rd
Trimmer Arthur James, manager of London & South
Western Bank Limited, 863 Romford road
Trott Alfred J. tobacconist, 48 Station road
Tubb John, laundry, 828 Romford road
Tucker Alfred Thomas, plumber, 85 Carlyle road
Turl Janp (Mrs.), fl'ather dresser, 52 Walton road
Turner Alfred, marble mason, 627 Romford road
Turner Arthur, shopkeeper, 430 High street north
Turton Thomas, shopkeeper, 71 Greenhill grove
Tustin Thomas Frederick, grocer, 175 Church road
'l'wyford Georg-e C. dairy, 422 High street north
Tyler Archibald, draper, 134 Church road
Tyne Main Coal Co. Limited, coal mers.8o1 Romford rd
Tyson Spencer, outfitter, 773 Romford road
Universal Boot. Co. (The), boot & shoe dealers, 393
High street norUt
Upsdale Andrew Reed, surveyor, 738 Romford road.
T :8 551 Ilford ..
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Upton William &; Co. decorators, 65 Eyron avenue West Ham Union Children's Receiving Homes (J. Berry
Urhrin James S. blouse manufacturer, I Selborne avenue Pitts, supt.; Mrs. J. L. Pitts, matron),Aldersbrook l'd
Wackett Charles Henry, tobacconil:lt, 168 Grantham road West Edith (Miss), costumier, 208 Shakespeare crescent
Wackett Waiter, carman, 170 Grantham road &; Rom- Westfield Waiter, piano tuner, I Brancaster road
ford road 1 Westlake .Alfred, outfitter, 352 High street north
Wagner Henry .A. shopkeeper, 73 Fourth avenue 1 Westwood Robert &; Sons, painters, 46 Herbert road
Waidson William, carpet planner, 496 High st. north 1 Wheeler Brothers, tailors, 379 High street north
WalKer A.nnie (Mcs.), nurse, 37 Ohesterford road Wheeler John George, boot repairer, 243 Church road
Walker Clifford,perforating press maker,558 Romford rd Wheeler John W. painter, 24 Meanley road
Walker Herbert S. artificial teeth ma. 769 Romford rd Wheeler Robert, grainer, 77 Fourth avenue
Wallis Preston Richard L.S.A.Lond. physician &; sur- Whicher Henry Edwin, insurance agent, 6 Second aven
geon, 7I Browning road I Whitbread & Co. Ltd. brewers,Romiord rd. TN 35 Ilford
Waiter Henry, coal agent, 635 Romford road White .Albert, chimney sweeper, 30 Greenhill grove
Warburton Sidney George, watch maker,554 Romford rd White Fredf:'rick, fishmooger, 140 Church road
Ward Charles, boot maker, 425 High street north White William, builder, I Herbert road
Ward Geo. confectioner, 4 The Parade, Aldersbrook rd Whitehouse Frederick J. house decorator, 113 Carlyle rd
Ward George, picture frame maker, 340 High st. north Whitten Samuel L.R.C.P. & L.M.I.,L.M. &; L.S ..A.Lond.
Ward Sidney, beer retailer, 842 Romford. road physician & surgeon; dispensary, 534 High st. north
Warne Charles, painter & decorator, Io Rectory roadt Wiggin.s Alfred, gas fittings dealer, 121 Dersingham aven
Warne.s Ellen (Mrs.), confectioner, 768 Romford road Wilkins John E. estate agent, 14 Fourth avenue
Warren .Arthur & Son, boot makers, 83 Church road Williams John, insurance agent, 58 Second avenue
Warren Engineering Co. motor enginrs. 68Ia,Romford rd Willings Henry C. builder, 5 Wolferton road
Warren Thomas, boot maker, 463 High street north Willis Ernest Chas. &; Co. cycle mfrs. 756 Romford rd
Waters Hugh William, boot repairer, 398 Sherrard rd I Willis .Tames, feather dresser, 29I Church road
Watkins James, draper, 847 & 922 Romiord road Willmer Charles, drug stores, 815 Romford road
Watling Henry & Son, plumbers, 37 Dersingbam avenue Willoughby John, boot repairer, III Shakespeare cres
Watson Thomas &; Son, builders, 74 Ruskin avenue Wilton Edward Thos. china &; glass dlr. 609 Romford rd
Watson Horace J. boot maker, 105 Church road Winch Henry, boot repairer, 776 Romford road
Watts Arthur .Argall, boot maker, 48 Church road 'Wi11eman Morris, furrier, 698 Romford road
\Veall Joseph, dining rooms, 969 Romford road Witts Francis John, optician, 785 Romford road
Webb Edwin, estate agent, 173 Church road Wood Frederick, decorator, 64 Lawrence avenuf'
Webb James, assistant insurance supt. 218 Monega road Woodgrange Park GQods &; Coal Station (L. T. & South-
Webb Maria M. (Mrs.), dress maker, 53 Herbert road end Railway), High street north
Webb Thomas, tobacconist, 392 High street north Woods Charles N. fishmonger, 433 High street north
Webb Torrence James, confectioner, 956 Romford road Wright George, house decorator, I02 Carlyle road
Weeden Thomas & Son, oil & color men, 26 Station road Wright May (Miss), draper, 364 High street north
Weeks & Cooper Limited, blouse mfrs. 923 Romford rd Yallup George Herbert, supt. to Sun Life .Assurance
Wells George, gas fitter, 404 High street north Society, 48 Sixth avenue
\r(>ner Beny, costumier, 354 High street north Yarnley Arthur, fishmonger, 628 Romford road

M:ANUDEN (or Manewden) is a village and parish, from the year I$6I. The living is a vicarage, net yearly
on the river Stort. 2 miles north-west from Stansted sta- value £n2, with residence and 2l acres of glebe, in the
tion, on the Cambridge section of the Great Eastern rail- gift of the Rev. J. B. Forster, and held since I913 b)-
way, 4 north from Bishop Stortford and the Lee naviga- the Rev. Henry Brohier Grindle, of London University.
tion, and 34 from London by road, in the Northern divi- Lieut. -Col. George Coussmaker, of W estwood, Surrey~
sion of the county, Clavering hundred, Bishop Start- is impropriator of the tithes, which o.re commuted at.
ford onion and county court district, W alden petty ses- £630. Here is a Congregational chapel, erected in
~ional division, Newport and Stansted rural deanery, 1826, with I30 sittings. .A pleasure fair is held on
Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The Easter Monday. Manuden HaJl, burnt down in 1889~
church of St. Mary, given by Richard de Corneville and with the exception of the front wall, was an ancient
Alice his wife to the monks of St. Melan, in Bretagne, gabled structure in the Elizabethan style, but has.
and formerly a cruciform building, underwent a thorough since been rebuilt : it is the property of Robert Cun-
restoration in IB64 at a cost of £I,900, and is now an liffe Gosling esq. of Hassobury, who is lord of the
edifice of flint with stone dressings in the Early Gothic two manors of Battles Hall and Manuden Hall, and
style, consisting of spaeious chancel, nave, north tran- principal landowner. The Hall is now occupied as a
sept, south aisle, south porch and an embattled farmhouse. The !Klil is mixed, but principally heavy;.
western tower with spire containing 5 bells : the chancel, subsoil, clay, chalk and gravel. The crops are on the
separated from the nave by a richly-carved screen, con- four and five course shifts. The area is 2,526 acres of
tains a painted reredos presented by the present vicar : land and 5 of water; rateable nlue, £2,673; the popu-
in the north transept, called "Battle's End," and appar- lation in I9II was 576·
ently once belonging to the manor of Battle's Wood, is a
mural tablf't to Sir William Wade kt. a celebrated man MALLOWS GREEN is one mile and a half west.
in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James I.
being one of the clerks of the Privy Council and also Parish Clerk and Sexton, Charles Green.
employed on missions t.o the Emperor Rudolph II. Philip Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-Oharles Warren, sub-post-
king of Spain, He;try III. of Franee, Henry IV. of France master. Letters received through Stansted. Essex,
and ]S"avarre, ana to Mary Queen of Scots; he was also arrive at 6.40 a.m.; second delivery at I.25 p.m.;
Lieutenant of the Tower of London, and held other im- dispatched at 2 k 6.5o p.m. ; sundays, arrive at 7-40
portant offices ; on retiring from public affairs he spent a.m. &; dispatched at 8.20 a.m
the remainder of his life quietly at Battle's Wood, dying Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in 1877, for
there in his 77th year, 23 Oct. 1623: on the chancel floor qo children; average attendance, 100; Miss .!my W.
is an epitaph to Gertrude, wife of Richard James, ob. Smith, mi~tress
:r634: the church has 350 sittings. The register dat(>s
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bishop Henry, Ooek P.H Peachey Waiter, horse dealer
Burls George .Arthur, Margarets Brand Charles, blacksmith Peachey William Jos. beer retailer
Forster Rev. J oseph Bernard 1\'I..A. Burls Jsph.Rt. frmr. Saucemeres frm Pratt .Alfred, farmer. Peyton iball
Manuden home 'Burls William, grocer Read William, shoe maker
Grindle Rev. Henry Brohier (vicar) Clark Mary (Miss), dress maker Spencer Charles & Sons, maltsters
The Vicarage ' Cowell Fredk. farmer, Battailes hall! Tedder William, _shoe maker
Judge Frederick Wm. The Cottage Cowell Joseph, farmer, Manuden hall Tharby Ellen (M1ss), baker
Furze Robert Hy.frmr.Pinchpools frm Totman Ellen(Mrs.),frmr.Mallows grn
CO::\IliERCIAI,. Hockley Daniel, insurance agent Warren Charles, stationer, Post office
Baker William, farmer Horner Sa.rah .A. (Mrs.), baker j Watts Goorge,whitening manufacturer
Earnard Ellen (:\Hss), shopkeeper Jasper John, farmer, Parsonage farm
GREAT MAPLESTEAD is an ancient village and I court district, in
Halstead and Hedingham rural deanery~
parish some distance from the junction of the roads from 1 Colche~ter archdeaconry and diocese of Chelmsford. The
Haverhill and Sudbury with that to Braintree, 2! miles village lies high, the parish sloping towards the river
east from Hedingham station on the Colne Valley rail- Colne. The church of St. Giles is a building cf stone
"ay, and 3} north-west from Halstead, in the Northern and brick, in part of Early Norman date, the body of
division of the county, Hinckford hundred, North Hinck- the church belonging to the late Decorated period, and
ford petty sessional division, Halstead union and county consisting of apsidal chancel, nave with south chapel.
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north aisle, south porch, and a massive embattled western are constructed f(}r 55 penitents, who may be receive4
tower, containing 3 bells and a clock presented in 1883 from any part of the United Kingdom, with a preference
by Mrs. Maria Sperling, in memory of Henry John for the counties of Essex and Herts ; the managemem
Sperling esq. D.L., J.P.; the tower was for years covered of the institution is entrusted to a council of so of the
with plaster, on the removal of which, in 1861, it was leading clergy and laity of the two counties, and m
found that the western part of the tower was in brick: Jan. 1892, it was placed under the care of the Sisters
the date 1612 was visible on it, and the legend is that of the Community of St. John the Baptist, Clewer~
at this date this half of the tower, together with the for its maintenance it is dependent on voluntary sub-
west end of the south aisle were destroyed by lightning, scriptions and on washing and needlework done by the
and restored as now seen, the .ancient quoins being penitents : the Lishop of the diocese is visitor and the
ret-ained : in the north aisle is a memorial window to Rev. Charles Henry Townsend is warden. Dynes
Mrs. Gee, and there are others to the wife of Charles Hall, the property of C. F. D. Sperling esq. who
B. Sperling and to the late Charles Sperling, both is lord of the manor, is a handsome brick mansion,-
erected in 1901 : in the south chapel are monuments t<l erected in 1575, the west wing being Elizabethan ancl
Sir John Dean, of Dynes Hall, who was knighted at the the main structure in the Queen Anne style; it is the
Tower in 'I6o3, and died 17th February, 1625, and another residence of Thomas Spencer Gosling esq. : the estate
to his lady, A.nne, daughter of Sir Drue Drury kt. of comprises soo acres, and includes a finely-wooded park.
Riddlesworth, Norfolk; she died 25 May, 1633; on thP The principal landowners are C. F. D. Sperling esq.
first, beneath an arch supported on pillars of black Charles E. Brewster esq. J.P. of Maplestead Hall, T. F,
marb"le, is the effigy of the knight, reclining on his arm, ~iiller esq. Mr. Charles G. Hearn and Mr. George
and above are kneeling figures of eight children; the Newton. The soil is mixed loam and gravel; subsoil,
monument of Lady Dean is more elaborately designed, various. The chief crops are wheat, oats, barley ancl
and has a standing effigy beneath an arch, and below turnips. The area is 1,824 acres; rateable value,
this a figure in armour of her son, Sir Drue Deane kt. £1•969; the population in I9II was 411 in the civil
who erected the monument April 14, 1634 : on the south and 427 in the ecclesiastical parish.
wall of the chapel is a sun-dial : the edifice was enlarged By Local Government Board Order 16,612, March :ljj
by the additi<ln of a nm-th aisle and reseated in the year 1885, a detached part of the parish known as Hampers
1861, and the chancel was reS'I:ored in 1866 by Miss Farm and Dean's Hall Road were added to Little Maple·
BaTter in memory of Mrs. Gee : the church affords 240 stead for civil purposes.
sittings. The register of baptisms and marriageg dates
from 1697; burials, 1678. The living is a vicarage, net Post Office. Waater Blake, sub-postmaster. Lette~
yeal'lly value £120, with 20 acres of glebe and Tesidence, through Halstead, arrive at 7.10 a.m. & 12.45 p.m.;
in the gift of the Knights of the Hospita1 of St. John dispatched at 12.45 & 6.15 p.m.; no delivery on sun·
of Jerusalem, and held since 1912 by the Rev. William days. The nearest money order & telegraph office ill'
Paxton Thorp Th.A..K.C. who is also vicar of Little at Castle Hedingham, 2 miles distant
Maplestead. Here is a chapel for Plymouth :Brethren. Public Elementary School (mixed), built with mistress'•
The Diocesan House of Mercy for Fallen Women was" house in I86 3, at the expense of Mrs. Gee, on a site
erected here in 1867, at a cost of about £ IO,ooo, presented by the late Robert Hanbury esq.; the school
by the late Miss E. Barter, who afterwards became will hold 70 children; average attendance, 35 ; Miss
a Sist-er of the Community of All Hallows, Ditching- Marv Ann Bird·, mistress
ham; she also endowed the institution with a stipend ·
for the warden, who must be a clergyman of the This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Hal-
Church of England; the buildings, to which a new stead Sub-District) Committee,
wing was added in 1897, at ft cost of about £2,ooo, clerk "
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Broyd William, jundrmr.Barrett's hall Hearn Charles Geo. farmer, Purls hill
Baxtel" Charles Cock John, farmer Liberal Club (Frederick Eary, sec)
Gosling Thomas Spencer, Dynes hall Constitutional Club (David Newland, Newton Ernest A. S. poultry farwe!'
Miller Thos. Fredk. J.P. Monks lodge sec) Newton Geurge, farmer, Lucking ho
. . Crawley Charles William, farmer, Newton George Wm. Hart, farmer,
Th orp R ev. W m. P ax t on Th . A .KC
(vicar), Vicarage Chelmsloe house Lucking house
Townsend Rev. Charles Hy. Wardens Diocesan House <lf Mercy for Fallen Nice Alfred, blacksmith
lodge Women (Clewer Sisters; Rev. Oha·s. Smith Joseph, farmer, Little Purb
Urell .Mrs Henry Townsend, warden) Hill farm
. Gatward Frank, castrator Smith Waiter J. farm bailiff to Thos.
COMMERCIAL. Goodwin John Thos. frmr. Hop wells F'rederick Miller esq. J.P
Blake Waiter, shopkeeper Gurteen William James, beer retailer, Wright Frank, carpenter
LITTLE MAPLESTEAD is an ancient parish, extremely rude and simple execution: there are us
about 6 miles south-west from Sudbury and the Stour sittings. The register dnte.s from the year 1688. The
navigation and 2! north from Halstead station on living is a. 'vicarage, net yearly value £56, with :20 acres
the Colne Valley railway, in the ~orthern division of the of glebe, in the gift of the Knights of the Hospital of
county, Hinckford hundred, North Hinckford petty ses- s~ .•Tohn of Jerusalem, and held since I912 by the Rev.
sional division, Halstead union and county court district, William Paxton Thorp Th.A.K.C. who is also vicar of
Halstead rural deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and and resides at Great Maplestead. Here is a Congrega-
Chelmsford diocese. .A. preceptory of the Knights tional chapel erected in 1817. The trustees of Joseph
Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem was founded here Davis's Charity, who are lords of the manor, Charles
by Juliana de :Burgo in nss. the round church of Edward Brewster esq. J.P. of Maplestead Hall; and
which, now the parish church of St. John the Baptist, Ker George Russell Vaizey esq. of the Vicarage, Stan·
is an example <lf the pur~ Decorated style and one of sted; are the principal landowners. Tha soil is. clay
the four churches in England of the class to which the and loam; subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat,
Temple church in London and those of St. Sepulchre oats. barley and turnips. The area is 1,212 acres;
at Cambridge and Northampton belong; there are, how- rateable value, £1,021; the population in 19II was 2J.f.
- ever, the Tuins of a fifth in Ludlow Oastle. Shropshire: in the civil and 218 in the ecclesiastical parish.
the churC'h here is specially interesting as being the By Local Government Board Order r6,612, March 25,
latest and smallest of these, the diameter of the circular 1888, a detached part of Great Maplestead was trans-
part being only about 26 feet, and the whole length, fe~red to this parish.
including the apsidal chancel, little more than 6o feet :
the circular portion, or nave, consists of a peristyle Post Office. James Simmons, sub-postmaster. Letter!{
of eix piers, each formed by three shafts set round through Halstead, arrive at 6.45 & 11.40 a.m.; dis-
11. triangle and supportin~ pointed arches of simple patched at 11.45 a.m. & 6.35 p.m. ; no delivery on sun~
but good design, those extending to the outside wall days. Halstead & Pebmarsh are the nearest money
resting on corbels ; the windows are mostly of two order & telegraph offices, each 2! miles distant
lights ; the western entrance is through an arch Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1874, for 7r1
adorned with rows of quatrefoil and trefoil ornaments. children; average attendance, 47; Miss Elizabeth
the head terminating in a finial : this church is said Ravner, mistress
formerly to have bad the privilege of sanctuary and was This 'schMl is under the control of the Essex Education
rebuilt in 1854. the circular west end and the semi- (Halstead Sub-District) Committee ..
circular chancel being strictly preserved ; the font is of Halstead, clerk
PRIVATE :RESIDENTS. I Hart Arthur
CO.MJUERCIA.L.
Brewster Oharles Edward J.P. Maple· Harward Mis3
!rliead ihall 1
Pollitt Frederick, Westwode Brewster Charles Edward, farmer·
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Fitch Hemy A. BrazenhPad Waterman Herbert, Primrose lodge landowner
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Cant William, farm bailiff to Charles Layzell John, Cock P.B Sparke ..i.rthur, blacksmith
Edward Brewster esq Potter Charles, farmer Wright Arthur, carpent-er
l>i:sPy Henry, farmer Richhell John, bricklayer Wright Wilfrid Wm. frmr.Gage's frw
Jenniug. Walter, farmer

HARGARETTING is a parish, on the Roman and trustees, and held since 1907 by the Rev. John Edward
modern road from London to Colchester, 2 miles north- Marsden, Assoc. of K.C.L. William Baker esq. i•
east from Ingatestone station on the Great Eastern rail- impropriator of the great tithes. Coptfold Hall, the
way, 4 south-west from Chelmsford navigation, 5 north property and residence of Edward James Upton esq.
from Billericay, 7 north-east from Brentwood and 25 is a modern mansion, pleasantly situated on an eminPnce.
from London by road, and in the Mid division of the in a. small and thickly wooded park of 40 acres. Lord
eounty, Chelmsford hundred, petty sessional division, Petre, lord of the manor of Margaretting Hall, Edward
anion and county court district, rural deanery of Bar- James Upton esq. lord of the manor of Coptfold Hall.
stable, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. and Sir Daniel Fulthorpe Gooch hart. J.P. of the
The Wid stream flows through the parish. The church Hylands, Widford, are chief landowners. The soil i11
of St Margal'et, situated one mile south of the village, of a mixed character; subsoil, loamy. The chief crop11
eonsists of chancel, nave, south aisle with chapel, are wheat, oats, barley and beans. The area is 2,273
yestry, north and south porches and a wooden tower acres of land and I I of water; rateable value, £n,351;
with shingled belfry and spire at the west end, con- the population in 19n was 677.
taining 4 bells, each of which bears a dedication in
old English characters; the smallest dates from about Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Jesse Tolfts, postmaster.
1525: this church is a noble example of the Early Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; telegraph, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.;
Perpendicular style of the period of Henry VI. highly bank holidays & sundays, 8.30 to ID a.m.; telegraph,
elaborated and still complete in design : the font is 8.30 to 10 a.m. Letters arrive through Ingatestone,
a magnificent work of the same date, octangular in Es!lex, at 7-IO '<l.m. & 6.55 p.m.; dispatched at 10.15
form and panelled and highly moulded in the plinth a.m. & 8.10 p.m.; sundays, arrive 7.15 a.m.; dis-
as well as in the shaft and top : the north porch is patched 9 55 a.m
a fine example of timber work, the design is perfect Wall Letter Box, at the White Hart, The Tye, cleared
and of the carved tracery and other ornamental worl; at 8 a.m. & 7-I5 p.m. week days only
much still remains: the church was restored in County Police, Nathan John Minter, constable
187o, and has 215 sittings. The register dates from the Public Elementary School (mixed), built in x86.J, for
year :1628. The living is a vicara~e. net yearly valuP 125 children; average attendance, 95; Miss Mary
{.200, with residence and 5 acres of glebe, in the gift of Barton, mistress
Vigne John Hemy, Eweland hall Jennings Charles John, builder
PRIVATE RESIDEN'fS. McMillan George, farmer, Bearman"s
COMMERCIAL.
Elton Lieut.-Col. Alfred George Good-' Ottley Jethro, Black Bull P.B
enough, Peacocks A.brey GeorgP. farmer, White's place Pacey Thomas, farm bailiff to E. J.
Grnbbe Francis William, Ivy hill Baker Arth. E. farmer, White's Brdg Upton esq
Grubbe Waiter John,Southland house Baker Wm.Geo.farmr. Parsonage frm Potter Frank, Spread Eagle inn
Marsden RPv. John Edward A.K.C.L. Bartrop & Son, shopkeepers Renshaw Benjamin, farmer, The Tye
(vicar). Vicara11:e l Bird Arthur-, farmer. Durrant's farm Sawyer Eliza (Mrs.), baker
Morgan Robert Charles, Killegrews Christy Dvd. frml'. Margar-etting hall Southgate Ralph, blacksmith
Potts Lt>wis, St Martin's Claydon Thos.bricklyr.& chimny.swpr Stevens Bugh, farmer, Webb's farm
Robi111!1 Harry, Ponders Clift William, insurance agent & rate Thorndick William Roland, farmer
Sargeaunt Edward Woodbine, Canter- collector & assistant overseer for W allace George, blacksmith
bnrv's
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I lngatPstnne & Widford Webster Wm. George, Red Lion P.H
Scott Robert Henry Milne, Park lodge Cotterill Harry, head gardener to E. White David William, thrashing
Sheldrick John Sbaw, Sunnyside J. Upton esq machine proprietor
Straight R. Marshall, Lyndock Gray James, farmer, Coptfold farm WoodhPad Percy, farmer, Little
Upton Edward James, Coptfold hall Hills Christr. Jas. beer retlr. TheTye Trussles farm
MARKSHALL is a small parish, 5 miles north yearly value £146, with 67 acres of glebe and residence,
from Kelvedon station on the GrPat Eastern railway, in the gift of the Society for the Maintenance of the
and 7 east-north-east from Braintree station on the Faith, and held since 1912 by the Rev. Edward Jame~
Maldon, Witham and Braintree branch of that line, Hodges B.A. of Oxford University. Marks Hall, the seat
2 north-west from Cogg-eshall, and 8 south from Hal- of Thomas Phillips Price esq. J .P. is a large and hand-
lltPad, in the Eastern division of the county, Lexdsn some Elizabethan building, standing in a well-wooded
hundred, Witham petty sessional division, Braintree park of 212 acres, stocked with fallow deer and con-
union, Halstead county court district, Coggeshall and taining two fish ponds. Thomas Phillips Price esq. h
Tey rural deanery, arch deaconry of Colchester and lord of the manor and the principal landowner. ThP
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Margaret, ad- soil is strong loam and clay; subsoil, clay. The chief
joining the hall, is a structure of brick, rebuilt in 1875, crop is wheat. The area is 813 acres of land and 4 of
et the sole expense of Mrs. Honywood; it consists of water; assessable value, £517; the population in I9II
chancel, nave, baptistery and vestry: the nave is hexa- was 33·
gonal, and has a lantern turret in the centrs: the
sedilia and credence are of black marble: there are a Letters through Coggeshall arrive at 8.30 a.m. Wall
few marble tablets to members of the Honvwood familv, Lettpr Box, Kilns Bill Bridge. cleared 8.5 a. m. & 7· 10
including that of Mrs. Mary Honywood, ·who died in p.m. week days; Coggeshall, 2 miles by the field
162o: the church affords 70 sittings. The register path, is the nearest money order & telegraph office
dates from the year 1585. The living is a rectory, net The children of this parish attend the Coggeshall school!!
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1 coMMERCIAL. Prail Jas. F. & Son, fnnrs.Brickhouse
Blackwell George, head gamekeeper Richardson Waiter, head gardener to
Hodges Rev. Edwd. Ja;;. B.A. (rector) to T. P. Price esq. J.P T. P. Price esq. J.P. The Gardens
Price Thomas Phillips J.P. Ma1ks hall Cowlin Charles, farmer, Cradle ho Western Gerard, farmer, Marigolds
!(ARKS TEY, so called from a family of De Mark, by is a rectory, net yearly value £174, with residence
whllm it was held under the Mandevilles, is a village and and 45 acres of glebe, in the gift of G. A. and
~ri11h adjoining Little Tey, with a station on the Great Lawrence Jones esqrs. and held since 1913 by the Rev.
Eastern railway, which is the junction for Bures, Sud- John Thornton Steele M.A. of Trinity Ball, Cambridge.
bury and for the Colne Valley line, and is 5 milPs wpst Providence Baptist chapel is in the London road ; Wld
from Colchester, 4 east from Coggeshall and 46! milet there is a wesleyan chapel in the civil parish or
from London, in the Eastern division of the county, Lex Aldham. Marks Tey Hall, now a farmhouse in the
den hundred, I.exden and Winf<tree petty !'Pssiona- occupation of Mr. Francis Barritt, stands on the south
duision and union, Colchester, Clacton and Barwicl side of the London road ; part of the moat still remains.
joint county court district, Coggeshall and Tey rurai Thomas Ambrose esq. is lord of the manor and tl-e
deanery, arcbdeaconry of Colchester and ChPlm <~fnrd principal landowners are Francis Earritt, Thomas P.
diocese. The church of St. Andrew is a building Wagstaff and thP. trustees of the late Frederick William
of rubble and flint, erected in the 13th century, ana Wilson. The soil is a rich loam and clay; subsoil,
consisting of chancel. nave, south porch and a wooden gravel and fine Fand. The chief crops are corn, beans
tower containing one bell: it has been thoroughly and roots. The area is I,I8o acres; rateable value,
re~tored at a cost of [,1,2oo, and affords 150 sittings. £6.539; and the population in I9II was 58 .
The registers date from the year 1560. The living civil and 650 in the ecclPsiastical parish. v t-,.
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LONG GREEN and POTTS GREE::'i are to the south- Postal Telegraph Office, open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.DL
west. week days only & from 8.30 to 10 a.m. on sundays
By Local Government Buard Order 22,363, dated March Pillar Box at Red- Lion P.H. cleared at 8 a.m. k L~
24, 188g, The Limes and adjoining cottages were trans- p.m.; sundays, 8 a.m
ferred from Marks Tey to Aldham. Wall Box at Trowel & Hammer P.H. cleared at 8 &.Ill.
Sexton, Harry Clement Meade. & r.45 p.m.; sundays, 9.10 a.m
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office. Police Constable. William Bridge, London road
George Warren, sub-postmaster. Letters through Col- Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1866 I!; en~
chester arrive at 7 . 2 5 a. m. & 12 . 40 p.m. &:; to callers larged 1898, for 142 children; average attendance.
at 4.30 P .m. ,· d'I:spa
· t ch ed at 2. 10, 4· 10 .,.,
o.. 6 ·4 p . m • ·,
5 130; James Ball, master; Mrs. Mary Ball, mistres1
sundays. 10.20 a.m Railway Station, .Arthur Green. station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Berry E. R. maker of the "Express" Folkard Frank, seed mer. Railway 1tn
Collier Willi~~om Roman J.f. Coley cycle, & agent for Premier, Sun-lOttley Edward & Harry, builders.\
Cunningham Reginald Glencairn, beam, Raleigh, B.S.A., Fleet, Swift I funeral furnishers. London road
Lauriston &c. cycles; Premier, B.S.A., Kerry !Partridge Owen. blacksmith
Fincham Miss, Long Green Abingdon & Torpedo motor cycles; /Polley Edmd. cycle dlr. Coggeshall rd
Ireland Andrew, The Palmers repairs Folley John, thrashing machine ownr
Moss William, Kingsmead Brown Thomas James, Red Lion P.H Rayner John, gardener to C. T. MoJ
Smith Abraham, Goodmans Bunting & Sons, nurserymen esq. London road
Stebbing Thomas, The Villa Caudwell & Heaton, physicians & sur- Ridgewell Waiter George, Prince ol
Steele Rev. John Thornton M.A. geons; & at Coggeshall Wales P.H
(rector), The Rectory Chaplin Waiter James, farmer Stebbing 'fhos. cattle dlr. The Villa
Tawell Frederick, Wistaria house Church Charles, farmer, Mutts farm Wagstaff Thus. Philip, frmr.Churl'b fm
Weaver Edwd. Olinda, Coggeshall rd Colliers Limited, red, white & stocli Warren George, Post office & grocer,
Welham Stripling, Coggeshall road I brick, also tile & pipe manufactrs Station road
Wilson Mrs. Ivy house, Coggeshall rd Cooke Francis Henry M.R.C.S.Eng., Warren Lewis, grocer, London road
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COMMERCIAL. L.R.C.P.Lond. su.rgeon, Station rd Watsham .Albert Geo. boot maker,

.Alexander Rt. Cook, frmr.Broom's fm Corder Newman, Trowel & Hammer Station road
Barritt Francis, farmer & assistant' P.H Williamson John Mark, farmer,
overseer & clerk to Parish Council, Dickson .A.lex. & Sons Ltd. seed grwrs 1
Coggeshall road
Marks Tey ball Dobbie & Co. seed growers & florists; , Working Men's Club (Chas. Eves,sec}
Berry Charles T. cortl dlr. Station rd head quarters, Edinburgh I
HASHBURY is a village and parish, 6 miles north- nal. The trus~ees of the late Henry Marriage ('sq. and
west from Chelmsford station, 9 south from Dunmow Ralph Matthews esq. of Newarks, Good Easter, are the
and 33 from London, in the Mid division of the county, principal landowners. The soil is heavy; subsoil, chalky.
Dunmow hundred, Chelmsford petty sessional division, The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and clover.
union and county court district, and in th~ rural deanery The area is 8g8 acres; rateable value, /,923; the popu-
of Chelmsford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford lation in Ign was 159, chiefly engaged in agricultural
diocese. The church (unnamed) is a small structure of pursuits.
rubble of the Norman period, consisting of chancel, nave, GOLDING WELLS is one mile north-west.
south porch and a western belfry formerly containing By Local Government Board Order 22,419, March 114o
3 bells; the belfry, injured by lightning in 1872, was r888, detached· parts of Good Easter were added to
rebuilt in 18go and now has only one bell: on the north Mash bury.
side of the church is a Norman doorway, now disused: Parish Clerk, William Firman.
there are too sittings. The register of baptisms dates Wall Letter Box cleared at 6 p.m. week days only.
from the year 1539; marriages, 1540; burials, 1546. Letters by cycle post through Chelmsford, arrive a&
The living is a rectory, annexed to that of Chignal St. I 8.15 a. m. High Easter & Great Waltham are tbe
James and Mary, joint net yearly value /,3oo, with 54 nearest money order & telegraph offices, 3 miles
acres of glebe and residence, in the S!'ift of S. H. Loy 1 distant
esq. and held since 1894 by the Rev. Frederick Williams The children of this parish attend the Pnblic Elementary
M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, who resides at Chig- schools at Cbignal & Pleshey
Aves Thomas Henry, ~Illl house Hasler Daniel, bla~ksmith
Emery Peter, farm bailiff to W. & H. Matthews RaJph, farmer, Mashbury
Marriage & Sons, Baileys & Mount hall & Sparrow end
Pleasant farms SaffPn Clement, beer retailer
MATCHING is a village and parish on a tributary of Baptist chapel at Matching Green, built in x885. Maj.
the Stort, d miles east from Harlow station on the Cam- Horace W. Calverley, of Down Hall, Harlow, is lord uf
bridge section of the Great Eastern railway, 5 from thb the manor and principal landowner. The soil is various,
Stort navigation, 9 north-east from Epping, d south-east mostly heavy; subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops
from Bishop Stortford and 7 north-west from Ongar, are wheat, barley and roots. The parish has an area of
in the Western division of the county, Harlow hundred 2,411 acres of land and 6 of water; rateable value,
and petty sessional division, Epping union, Bishop Stort- /,2,667; the population in 19II was 554· ·
ford county court district and in the rural deanery of Ovesham, or Housham, a hamlet of Matching, re·
Harlow, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. corded in Domesday Book, once had a district chapel.
The church of St. Mary, founded and endowed by Harvey Matching Tye is three-quarters of a mile south-wes&
de Borham, dean of St. Paul's, in the 13th century, is a and Newman's End half a mile north-west of the church.
building of flint and stone in mixed styles, consisting of Two-thirds of Matching Green, which lies 1 mile ttt
chancel, nave. aisles. south transept, south porch and an the south, are in Matching parish; the remaining third
embattled western tower containing 6 bells, two of which is in High Laver.
were recast in 1875, and another in 1889: the church Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Matching Green.-Edwin Owers,
was rebuilt, with the exception of the tower, in 1875, postmaster. Letters through Harlow, arriYe at 7.50
at the cost of the Right Hon. Sir H. J. and Lady & u a.m. ; sundays, 8.30 a.m.; dispatched at u a.m.
Selwin-Ibbetson (afterwards Lord and Lady Rookwood): & 6.20 p.m.; sundays at 10 a.m
the pulpit was the gift of Richard Glasscock esq. of Down Post Office, Matching Tye. John Smith,sub-postmastel'.
Hall, in 1624: there is a brass to JoLn Ballett gent. ob. Letters through Harlow arrive at 7·43 & 10.55 a. m.;
1638, with other inscriptions to members of thi!l family: dispatched at 11 a. m. & 6.20 p.m.; sundays, arrive a&
the church has 400 sittings. The register dates from the 7·15 a.m.; dispatched at I I a.m. The neart>st money
year 1558. The living is a vicarage, net ye_arly value order & telegraph office is at Matching Green, xt
[200, with 9 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of miles distant
the trustees of Fel;:tead school on the nomination of the Wall Letter llox, Newman's End, cleared 6.55 a.m. 15
Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1910 by the Rev. 6.30 p.m.; sunday, 10.30 p.m
James Bardulph Brinkworth M.A. of Queens' College, Pillar Letter Box, Church green, cleared at 10.25 a.JD.
Cambridge. .An ancient house, near the church, built & 6.25 p m.; sundays, 10.15 a.m
by a Mr. Chimney and dP!Iigned for the entertainment of Pnhlic ElPmentary School (mixed), built, with l'f'si•
pool' people on their wedding day. was restored in 1897• dence. in 1874, for go children; average attendance.
and is now used as a Sunday school and for other paro- 70; GPorQ"e Cheater, master
chial purpose!~. In 1876 a Congregational chapel was This school is undPr the control of fhP E~!<PX Educs·
erPcted at MATCHING TYE, in connection with thP tion (Epping Sub-Di!ltriM) Committee, Herbert J,
Congregational chapel at Hatfield Heath, and there is a Goodwin, High roa~. Loughton, clerk .
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 DIRECTORY. J ES~EX. MERSE.A. 433
1Jrinkworth Rev. James Bardulph!Benstead Thos. farmer,Carter's Green· Owers Edwin, shopkeeper & post-
M.!.. (vicar), Vicarage Billings William Henry, beer retailer,' master, Matching Green
Dorey Stanley, Matching Tye Matching Tye Pollard Charles Edwin, Fox P.H.
~riffin .Albert, Sma!lways, Newman's Clark Charles, blacksmith Matching Tye
End Coppin Jsph. dairyman,Housham Tye·Pratt Thos.Chas. frmr.Carter's Green
Jones Frank Harding, Housham Tye Fenton Jl>hn, farmer, Shetlocks farm\Salmon Wait. school attendance oilier
Pell Willia.m. Major Douglas, The Hawkins Wm.Hy. frmr.Housham hall' Saville Jn. blacksmith, Matching Grn
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J.jme.s, Matching Green Howard Thomas John, jun. farmer, Silcock Brothers, harness makers,
Reeves John Herbert, Wingates, Kingstons Matching Green
Matching Green Howard Thos. John, farmer, Match-. Smith John, grocer, Post office,
Whitehead William, Honnington ho. ing hall, Brick house, Collins! Matching Tye
Matching Green Cross, Pa t·sonag~ & Ployters farms 1 Step hens Siuuuel, farmer, Stock hall
COMMERCIAL. . \Olden George, gamekeeper to Major Taylor Bros. grocers, Matching Green
.Aldous Eleanor Mary (:Mrs.), beer Horace W. Calverley Walden Wm. cycle agt.Matching Grn
retailer, Matching Green ...
:M:AYLAND, anciently called" Meilanda," is a parish, the pr-incipal landowners. The soil is heavy loam; sub-
~ miles west from Southminster station on a branch soil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, beans and bar-
from Woodham Ferris of the Southend section of the ley and marl;:et garden produce. The area is 1,875
Great Eastern railway, 8~ south-east from Maldon, and 4 acres of land, 9 of tidal water and 134 of foreshore;
north-west from Burnham, in the South Eastern division rateable value, £r,8I6; the population in 19II was 363
o()f the county, Dengie hundred and petty sessional divi- in the civil parish and 370 in the ecclesiastical parish.
sion, Maldon union and county court district and in the By Loeal Government Board Order 22,354, dated
znral deanery of Dengie, archdeaconry of Essex and :March 25, r8B9, Old and ~ew Bo,·ills were transferred to
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Barnabas, Southminster for civil purposes .
.,rected by subscription in 1867, is an edifice of Kentish Sexton, William Ward.
rag in the Early English style, and consists of chancel, Post &; Telegraph Office.-Frederick Hartley, sub-post-
nave, vestry, south porch and a stone turret on the master. Letters through Maldon via .Althorne arrive
-eastern gable of the nave containing one bell: the east at 7 a. m. & 5 p.m.; sund-ays at 7 a.m.; dispatched
window and eight others in the nave are stained, and at 7.30 a.m. & 5.40 p.m.; sundays, 7.30 a.m. The
'there are 165 sittings. The register, owing to fire, m•arest money order office is at .Althorne, 1 mile
-dates ·only from the beginning of the 19th century. distant
The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £2oo, with 5 Wall Letter Box, near the School, cleared at 8 a.m. &
-acres of glebe, in the gift of the governors of St. 6.50 p.m. ; sundays, 6.50 p.m
Bartholomew's Hospital, London, and held since 1913 Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1876 at a
oy the Rev. Charles Smith Cain M ..A.. of Queen's Col- cost of £r,6oo, for 130 children; average attendance,
lege, Oxford. The rectorial tithes, commuted at £4n, roo; Harry Jeffries, master; :Mrs. H. Ji3ffries, mis-
belong to the Governors of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. tress; there is a teacher's residence attached to the
'The charities amount to about 3os. yearly, left by schools
William .Aylett, late of this place. The Governors of St. This school is controlled by the Maldon Education Sub-
'Bartholomew's Hospital, who are lords of the manor, are Committee
Barton Waiter Jas. Biclmacre grange Fels' Fruit Fa.rm (T. Smith,manager) Partridge Geo. Edwd.farmer,Th9 Hall
Cain Rev.Charles Smith M ..A.. (vicar), Harrison Wm. farmer, Bovill Uplands Smith Thos.& Son, market gardeners,
Vicarage Hartley Fredk. shopkpr. & post office Mill house & The Homestead
Haydock Robert, fa.rmer, Nipsells Spurgeon Frederick James, farmer,
. COMMERCIAL. Hutchinson Ernest Alfred,nurseryman Hi~hlands
Evans Charles, farmer, Joyce's farm Johnson Fredk. cowkeeper, Firth view 'J'ill Richard, carpenter
MERSEA (the Marsh Isle) lies between the mouths College, Cambridge: the rectory house was built in
bf the rivers Colne and Blackwater and is separated from the year 186o. The rector is lord of the rectorial manor.
the mainland by Pyefleet creek, famous for its oysters; The principal landowners are thee Rt. Hon. James Round
a causeway on the north side, calle-d the "Strode'' or P.C. of Bireh Hall, and Mrs. A. M. Sanclford, of 33
""Stroude," which is dry at low water, affording the Hertford street, Mayfair, London W. The soil is mixed;
necessary means of comm~mication; the length of subsoil, loam and gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
.Mersea from north-east to south-west is about 5 miles, hm·ley, oats, beans, peas and mangold-wurtzel. The
its great,est breadth about 2; it possesses many natural area is 1,976 acres of land, 15 of inland, 97 of tidal
beauties, is well wooded and diversified with hill and water and 1,532 of fore>:hore; rateable value, £1,412;
dale. On the sea coast the shore is bold. and command- the population in 19II was 216.
ing, ·but north'Yards fla.t and shelving and skirted by Post Office, East Mersea. David King, sub-postmaster.
~alt marshes, bemg ~~fended by~ dyke or sea wall. The Letters arrive from Colchest!.'r at 5.30 a.m. & 1.30
!sland farms are diVIded by thick hedge-rows .and the p.m.; dispatched at 10 .55 a.m .. &; 7·5 p.m.; sundays,
mclosed fields. are. ~enera.lly small; t~e sprmgs are 7·5 p.m. West Mersea is the nearest money order &
oexcellent. It IS d~v1~ed mto two par1shes ~~s.t and telegraph office, 3 miles distant
West Mersea-~nd 19 m the North Easte~n diVIs~o~. of Pillar Letter Bows.-School house, cleared at 9 a. m .
.-the county, Wmstree hundred, petty sess10nal diVIsiOn & o. 15 p.m. ; sundavs, 6 15 p.m. ; The Moorings, 8
:and union of Lexden and Winstree, Colchester, Clacton a.m. & 5 . 50 p.m.; slindays, 8 a.m
and Harwich joint county court district, and in the . . . .
rural deanery and archdeaconry of Colchester, and Publ~c Elementary School (mued), bmlt m 186o, for .SI
Chelmsford diocese. The area is s, I76 acres of land and chlldr!.'n; average atte~dance, 38 ; & end?wed Wlth
.inland water. the population of the island in I 9 II VI' as £6 2~. 8d. yearly, the mterest up?n £zoo m Consols,
1 708 ' left m 1802 by the Rev. John TIClde, of Wargrave,
' · Berks, in trust to the rector & churchwardens of this
EAST MERSE.A., next the Colne, is about 6 miles south parish; Miss Annie M. Fairey, mistress
Tram Wivenhoe station on the Tendring •branch of the Carrier to Colchester. Robert P. Underwood, to the
Great Eastern railway, about I west from Brightlingsea ' Plough,' tues. thurs. & sat. ; returning same evenings
terminal station by ferry on a branch of the same line, WEST \fERSE.\ parish is I I miles south from Col-
to south from Colchester, and 61 from London. The chester. The church of SS. Peter and Paul is an edifice
-church of St. Edmund, a building of the qth century, of stone anQ flint, consisting of Tudor chancel, nave of
~tanding on a declivity at the east end of the island, four bays, south aisle and north porch, and a Saxon
-exhibits a mixture of the Perpendicular and Decorated western tower containing a clock and 5 bells : the arch-
~tyles, and consists of chancel, nave of four bays, north way from the nave into the tower is Norman, and Roman
aiRJP, north chapel, south porch and an embattled. brickwork enters largely into the structqre of the
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western tower containin!!' one bell : the tower is sur- building: the marble font is of Norman date, and stands
mounted by a beacon and serves as a landmark: on the remains of a Roman colnmn : there are 350
drnin!! thl' Dutch and French wars it was garrisoned by sittings. The register dates from the year I63..J.· The
"'ldier~. and the entrance staircase from the interior living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value £170,
i" gnarded by a very ancient iron door as a prott>ction with 8 acres of glebe, in the gift of James Eglinton A.
against fire: there are 175 sittings: the church and hail Gwynne esq. of Folkington Manor, Polegate, Sussex, and
-were once surrounded by a moat, of which part still re- held since 1898 by the Rev. Charles Pierrepont Edwards.
mains. The register dates from the year 1720. The There is a Congregational chapel, with burial ground
tivin~ is a rectory, net yearly value £26o. with 21 acres and school room attached, and a Wesleyan chapel. The
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Crown, and burial ground is under the control of the Parish Coun-
'held since 190~ by the BeT. Ronald Dunn B.A. of Caius cil. During the progress of alterations at West Mersea
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Hall, about 1730, a very fine tesselated pavement was Close to West Mersea, in Salcott creek, are two ltllla'!}
disconred, 21! feet in length and 18! in breadth~ the islands, one of which is called "Cobmarsh island."
hall stands immediately contiguous to the church, and
from excavations made in the churchyard it would RAY ISLAND is sonth-west ol the Strood, in Mer~ea
appear that the whole extent of it is '.mderlaid with channel.
this pavement, upon which, indeed, very many lie
buried~ in 1897 similar remains were discovered in the Parish Clerk, Frederick Edward Banks.
neighbourhood of the church. Dr. Cromwell :Mortimer, Post, :\{ 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office.-
secretary of the Royal Society, visiting the spot in Ashton Turner, sub-postmaster. Letters through Col-
1740, conceived it to have once been the villa of a chester by mail cart are delivered at 7 a.m. &; I
Rom'<ln prretor, but it has other«ise been regarded by p.m.; dispatched at 10 35 a.m. & 6.50 p.m.; sundays,
Dr. Stukeley as the remains of a temple dedicated to dispatched at 6.5o p.m
the goddess Vesta, which once stood on or near the site
of the church. The Counts of the Saxon shore are said Coast Guard Station, William John Jordan, chief officer
by Morant to have had their residence adjacent to this
temple on t.he site now occupied by West 'Mersea Hall. Public Elementary School (mixed), for 219 children;
Here is a coast guard station, with a chief officer and average attendance, 16o; Henry L. Green, master
a staff of six men. Messrs. Willoughby John Bean, Public Elementary School (infants), for 120 children;
Samuel Qallow and Charles Brown and the Rt. Hon. average attendance, 40; Mrs. F. Mayhew, mistress
James Round are the principal landowners. The soil is Carriers to Colchester .-Alfred Cudmore, mon. wed. A;
rich sandy loam and stiff clay; subsoil, part gravel and sat. ; Percy Rudlin, daily, stopping at 'Plough,' A;
part clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. •
returmng same evenmgs•
The area is 3,174 acres of land, n of inland and n1 of •

tidal water and 998 of foreshore; rateable value, [5,559; Berry's Motor Omnibus, between Colchester & Wes'
the population in I9II was 1,6oo. Mersea, three times each day
EAST MERSEA. Sibley Edwin, Clovelly, Sea View av qoward Edward, grocer & baker
Cotton Percy P Sowa.rd Alfred Waiter C.B. Mersea Hughes John. boot maker, Peet Tie
Dunn Rev. Ronald B.A. Rectory Moorings common (letters through Abberton)
Mears Edward G. Ivy house Stern Arth. Abraham, Willoughby av Jones Lena (Mrs.), teacher of music
Mears Waiter Dixon, Dowsings Von Glehn Wilfrid Gabriel, Oakdene, Jones Nellie (Miss), teacher of music
Wilson Charles 0 Sea View avenue Jordan William John, chief officer
COMMERCIAL. Wallis Algernon, Honan Coastguard station
Balls William J ames, farm bailiff to Weaver Mrs. Avenue lodge Ladbrook Henbert James, news agent
W. J. Bean esq. Broman's farm West Hattil. Beach villa Lock-Jones Laura (Mrs.), apartments,
Death George, fa-rmer, Home farm White Clifford M. The Croft The Waverley
Death James, Dog & Pheasant P.H Wood John, The Nook I,ungley John, bnot maker
Foakes Waiter, seed grower, Dowsings co:r.tMERCIAL. Martin Arthur, builder, Carter villa
Hawkins Edwin. farmer, East hall Barclay & CompanyLtd. (Euh-branch) Martin Horace, builder, Berwick ho
Lord Osborn, farmer, Fenn farm (Samuel Cant White, agent); dra" Masson Emily (Mrs.), dress maker
Martin Horace, blacksmith on head office. 54 Lornbard strPet, MatthewsLilian(Mrs.).nnrse,Brarulons
Mersea Island Golf Club (Percy London E C Mersea Sailing Club (Sydney Urwick
Moodie, hon. sec) Bean Willoughby John, farmer Dent, hon. sec)
Page James, farmer, Reusalls hall Brown Charles, farmer. Barrow hill Mole _\melia (Mrs.), apartments, St
Reeve Albert, farm .bailiff to Messrs. Brown Geor~e, boot maker Peter's road
Strntt & Parker, Reeves hall Callow Saml. estate agt. Brierley hail Mussett Arthur. refreshment rooms
Roberts Percy, farmer Children's Home (Miss May Baldry, Mussett Edward, oyster planter
Trim William, farmer matron) Mussett Herbert, oystet• planter
Underwood Robert P. carrier Cleghorn George Benj. photographer Mussett William, oyster planter
Woods Robert, farmer, North farm Cock Daniel R. farmer, Brick house Mynott William, grocer
Woods Simon, farmer, Mitchell's fm Conservative Clnb (Burton DeWit,sec) Pavey Chas. Wait. dairyman, High .;r
Cook Munson George, coal merchant Pea.rcP William, shopkeeper
WEST MERSEA. Cooke Edwin Lan!!staff, oyster mer Procter Percy, assistant overseer fJr
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cornelius Arthur Henry, cycle agent; West Mersea & Langenhoe
Alexander Wm. Brand, Alexander av repairs a speciality; perambulator Pullen Joseph, seed grower
Alien William, Sea \iew avenue tvres fitted Reading Room (Thomas French, sec\
Baker Geo. SI. Qninte, Sea. View av (~otti!l ·wm. Jas. farmer, Bocking hall Rudlin Percy, carrier
Barnard William George Waiter, Cross Pearl, farmer,Waldegrave's frm Rust Wald,!lmar Frank, butcher
Beachy Head, Sea View avenne & Hayco('k's farm Salmon Thomas, farmer. Weather-
Bean Willoughby John, Orleans cot Cudmore Alfred, carrier cock farm (postal address, East
Bishop Herbert W. Empress avenue Cnrlmore _<\nnie (Miss). shopkf'eper Mersea)
Callow Jas. Coverdale, Sea View aven Digby Brothers, ironmongers Sar!!ent Florence (Mrs.), news agent,
Capes George Harrison, Daisy bank Dixon John, carter Melrost> road
Cooke Edwin Langstaff, ·Beach house De Wit Thom, confectioner Sharpe Alfred Frederick, milliner
Dent Sydney Urwick, Creek hall Eagle Alexander Henry, farmer, Pete Smith Edith (Mi~s),The Fountain P.H
Draffen Frederick James, High acre hall (postal address, Peldon) Smith George, fishmonger
Drane Miss, Ronceval Eary Edwin John, watch maker Smith Mary Overall (Mrs.), miller
Draycott William Shirley, Highfield Edwards George Shadrach, Fox P.B (~team & wind)
Edwat·ds Rev. Chas.Pierrepont (vicar) Farthin!! .!.lan, da-iryman Stoker Martha (Mrs.),aparts.Riverside
E{!"erton-Green Mrs. Waldegrave cot Few Victor Charles. farmer, BowPr Thorp Manrice :M:ark, builder k con-
Gabriel Thomas Burton, Salt Edge Hall farm (postal address, East tractor, decorator, plumber & in-
Hall Ben M.B. The Lawn Mersea) surance ag-ent
Harris Mrs. Lyndhurst, Sea View av French Samuel, oyste:!' merchant Thorpe John, private school, High st
Herbert Sir Jesse~ Sea View avenue Gethen Chas. Hall, aparts. Mondamiv Tiffin Sila.s Edward. boot maker
Inskipp Mrs. George, Kingsland Gowen & Co. sail makers 'J'rim Willi11m, Vidorv P.H
La Page William, Woodstock Green Graee (Mrs.), farmer, Well ho Walton Fanny (M"rs.),toarding hon~e.
La.zarns-Barlow Mrs. The Grove Hall Ben M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng Sea View avt>11Ue
Lazarns-Barlow W. S. Smith's hall phy:o:ician, public vacrinator & Went .A.rthur Hy. White Hart hotel
Lees Rev. Edwa.rd M.A. The Firs medical officer, No. q district. LPX· White ClifPord & Co. builders"
Littlehales Geo. Gascoyne. Oaklands den &; Winstree union, & surgeon merchants, land, house, estate &:.
Marriott Miss, Elmwood, Sea View av to Co11st Gnard insurance ag-ents
Maslen Frank Ernest, St. Peter's road Harvey Burton Samuel, draper White Samuel Cant k. Uo. !!I'Ocersr
Mattingly Sidney Wm. Empress aven Hempstead James & Son, oyster mer- & aeency for Barclay & Company'"
Messer Howard chant&; best natives alwavs in Bank
Paee William, Aldouran stork; importers of foreign oysters; White Clifford "Manning, builder.
Pnllen Joseph, Yew Tree house ship's chandlers & yacht outfitter'! decorator.ulumher & yqcbt df'rPratr
Roberts George Edgar, Rose bank Hempstead Artbnr Jnseph, yacht agt Wright Esthf'r (Miss), shopkeeper
Roberts OwenErnest,West Mersea hall Hewes Alfred, apartments, Fleet view Wyatt John William, shipwriQ"ht
Rudduck Jn. B.,M.R.C.S. The Gables Holt Thomas, f~trmer, Brierley hall Wyncoll Spring Robert, boat builill''"
MESSING, anciently written "Massinges," and "Me- 2! miles east from Kelvedon station on the main line of
things," is a village and parish on the northern borders the Great Eastern railway, 5 sonth-east from Cog~sh~,
of Tiptree Heath, part of which was within this parish, 9 south-west from Colchester and 45 from London, In
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. MIS1'LE \". 435
the Eastern division of the county, Le:xden hundred, supposed by modern antiquaries to be derived from
Witham petty sessional division, Lexden and Winstree Saxon words signifying "The Field of Trampling," on
union, Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county account of a bloody engagement fought here between
court district, and in the rural deanery of Witham, Queen Boadicea and the Romans; a large farm called
archdeaconrv of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. " Harborough Hall" probably took its name from being
-
The church of All Saints is an ancient building of the site of the encampment; curious Roman jars have
flint with stone dressings, in mixed styles, and con- occasionally been dug up. There was formerly a family
sists of chancel, nave, transept, and an embattled seat belonging to the Luckyns, through whom, from the
western tower (built about 1830 by the Rt. Rev. Robert Chibborne family, the property came to the Earl of
Eden, Bishop of Moray and Ross, once a curate of Verulam. Messing Park, the property and residence of
this parish, in memory of a Mr. Griggs, a former .John E. C. Eaton esq. M.A. is pleasantly situated in a
squire of the parish) of red brick, containing a clock park of I 10 acres a sh1lrt distance from the village.
and 3 bells : the chancel is lined with oak panelling Nathaniel N. Sherwood esq. who is lord of the manor,
of the time of James I. and has a restored piscina: and Edward Rann esq. are the principal landowners.
the oak panelling was restored by the Earl of Verulam The soil is gravel and clay; subsoil, the same. The
in 1897, and is believed to have been originally the chief crops are wheat, beans and barley. The area is
panelling in the old hall : the east window is filled z,615 acres; rateable value, [.2,666; the population in
with stained glass, supposed to be by Van Linge: an 19I1 was 770 in the civil parish and 619 in the eccle-
effigy of wood, assumed to represent Sir William de siastical parish.
Messing, founder of the church, formerly occupied a By Local Government Board Order 22,363, March 24,
recessed arch in the north wall, but has been un- 1889, a detached part of Great Wigborough, known as
fortunately destroyed : there remains the brass figure Quashers Corner, was transferred to this parish, and
of a lady, date c. 1530, the inscription of which is by the same order a detached part of Messing was
missing; and an inscription only to John Porter, yeo- added to lnworth for civil purposes.
man, ob . .April 29th, 16oo: the font is finely carved:
in 1897 a chiming apparatus was attached to the bells Parish Clerk, Ernest Everett.
in commemoration of the Diamond Jubilee of Her late Post Office. Harry Chaplin, sub-postmaster. Letters
Majesty Queen Victoria: 180 sittings in this church are are received from Kelvedon, Essex, at 7·35 a.m. &
free. Th& register dates from the year I558. The I2.45 p.m. (to callers); dispatched to Kelvedon at
living is a vicarage, net yearly value [.3oo, including I2.40 & 7.40 p.m. The nearest money order & tele-
30 acres of glebe, with residence, in the gift of the graph office• is at Tiptree, 2 miles distant
Earl of Verulam, and held since I888 by the Rev. Pillar Lefiter Box, Cross roads, cleared 8.5 a.m. & 3·15 &
Edward Leathes Young Deacle M.A. of Sidney Sussex 8.15 p.m.; sundays, 8.I5 p.m
College, Cambridge. Here is a Congregational chapel,
erected in I864, and a Salvation Army hall erected in Public Elementary School (mixed), for no children;
Ig<>6, seating qo persons. The charities consist of 40s. to averag-e attendance, 86; Robert Richold, master; Mrs.
the poor, to be given about the 26th of April, and 40s. Richold, mistress
left by Captain John Chibborne for a sermon on "Mor- The orphanage here is under the care of Rev. E. L. Y.
tality," to be preached annually about same date, being Deacle M.A. in connection with the Society of Waifs
the anniversary of his death; he was a great benefactor & Strays; matron, Miss M. Anguige; IS boy$ are
to the church, and presented the comm'Onion plate, the clothed & fed in the home
stained east window and the antique candlesticks. A Carri~r to Colchester.-Fredt>rick Harvey, from lnworth,
fair is held on the first Tuesday in July. "Messing" is passE's through tues. & sat
(Marked thus t should be addressed COMMERCIAh Howard William, Queen's Head P.H
Tiptree, Essex.) Bawtree & Sons, solicitors (attend Hull Herbert, gardener to J. E. C.
(~arked thus * should be addressed wed.), Maypole road Ea ton esq. Top lodge
Inworth, Kelvedon.) tBiyth .Alice M. (Mrs. ),frmr.The Elms tKing Alfred, saddler
Cardy Henry, blacksmith Marven Wm. farmer, Yew Tree fa1m
PmVATE RESIDENTS. Chaplin llarry, grocer & sub-postmstr Orphanage (in connection with the
Crawley Misses, Harborough hall tCowlin Mary (Miss), assist. overseer Society of Waifs & Strays) (Mi'ls
DPacle Rev. Edward Leathes Young tEley Herbert, Oak inn M. Anguige, matron)
M..!. (vicar), The Old Vicarage Eves John, baker, Shrub cottage *Rushen Martha (Mrs.), Prince of
Eaton John E. C., M.A. Messing pa,rk Fairhead Charles Stanley, farmer, Wales P.H
tHilder Ernest Alfred, Woodside Messing Lodge farm tShawyer Wm. Hy. King's Arms P.H
tRills John Harrison, Hc:mestead Fairhead Ernest Alfred, farmer, Bou- tTiptree Self Help Co-operative &-
*Lawrence Misses, The Hill house chers hall Industrial Society Limited (David
Oates Bryan Wm. Grace, St.Albans lo Goodman Alfred, baker W. Keeler, manager)
Osborne John tGoody Arth. Jsph. The Maypole P.H Whiting Fredk. Wm. Old Orown inn
tWhite Rev. George Francis (Congre- Hart Richard, farmer *Wilks Brothers, farmers, Hill farm
gational), The Manse Hennell Wilfred F.R.H.S. farmer.
Parsonage farm
MIDDLETON is a parish on the navigable river the year 1700. The living is a rectory, net yearly value
Stour, 2 miles south from Sudbury station on the Stour £240, with residence and 40 acres of glebe, in the gift
Valley branch of the Great Eastern railway, and 8 of and held since I913 by the Rev. Philip Foster Ray-
north-east from Halstead, in the Northern division of mond M. A. of Clare College, Oambridge; Lieut.-CoL
the county, Hinckford hundred, South Hinckford petty Waiter St. George Burke R.E. of Auberies, Bnlmer, is
sessional division (Halstead bench), Sudbury union and lord of the manor and principal landowner. The soil is
county c<mrt district, Halstead and Hedingham rural clay, loam and gravelly; subsoil, various. The chief ·
deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford dio- crops are wheat, barley and turnips. The area is 868
cese. The church, supposed to have been dedicated to acres of land· and 8 of wa-ter; rateable value, [.916;
All Saints, is a small but ancient building, covered the population in I9II was 133.
with plaster and consisting of chancel, nave, south -sexton, George Scrivener.
poreh, and a wooden bell turret with spire containing
one bell, and has some Saxon and Norman remains: Letters per foot post from Sudbury, delivered at 7 &
there are several stained windows and in the chancel an I 1. 15 a.m. ; collected at 6. I"
p.m. ; Sudbury is the
nearest telPgraph office, 1! miles distant & Ballingdon
incised tombstone of dark marble with the figure of an
ecclesiastic, and an inscription to Sir James Samson, a the nearest money order office, 1 mile distant
former rector of Middleton, ob. I349 : a carved oak Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1875, for
reredos has been presented by the children of the Rev. 6g children; average attendance, 14; Mrs. Elizabeth
Oliver Raymond LL.B. 70 years rector here, d. I889: Foakes, mhtress
the church has I50 sittings. The register dates from
Pannell Charles Hy. Middleton hall I Raymond Rev. Pbilip Foster M.~-\. Turpin Edward (Mrs.), farmer. Mid~
I (rector), Rectory dleton Hall farm
MILE END, see Colchester. MILTON, see Southend.
liiSTLEY (formerly called "Mistly Thorn") is a on the Harwich branch of the Great Eastern railway, I
Jlarish and village, pleasantly seated 9n the south bank mile east frOID the town of Manningtree, IO north-east
of the Stour, commanding extensive and pict\lresque from Colchester, I I west from Harwich and 6oi from
-views of th~ river and adjoining county of Suffolk, with London, in the North Eastern division of the county,
a station in the centre of the village, near to the quay, Tendring hundred, petty sessional division and union,
ESSEX 28•
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 436 MISTLEY. ESSEX. [ KELLY's

Colchester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court dis- Post Office, Horsley Cross.-Samuel Grimwade, sub-
trict, and in thP rural deanery of Harwich, archdeaconry po8tmaster. Letters arrive from Manningtree, Essex,
of C{)lchester and Chelmsford diocese. There is a sub- at 8 a.m. & for delivery to callers only at 12.15 1;
stantial quay, which was much extended in 1849, and a 6.45 p.m.; di~patched at 8 a.m. & 12.30 & 7.15 p.m.;
considerable trade is carried on in corn and malt. The no snnday dehvery. The nearest money order & tele-
Stour is navigable as far as Mistley for vessels of 250 graph office is at Bradfield
tons, to Manningtree for vessels of 100 tons, and to Sud- Wall Letter Box (Railway station), cleared at 9·35 a.m.
bury (20 miles distant) for canal barges. St. Mary's & 12.40, 2.55, 7·35 & ro p.m.; sundays, ro p.m
church, situated in the Park, and erected in 187o-1, at a Wall Letter Box (Oxford road), cleared at 7.30 & 9 45
cost of about £5,ooo, on a site given by the Rev. C. F. a.m. & 12.45, 2.30 & 9.40 p.m.; snndays, 9·40 p.m
Norman M.~\. 1ector, is an ~difice of Kentish rag, with Wall Letter Box, Top road, cleared at 9.30 a.m. & I2.Jo,
Bath stone dressings, in the Early Decorated style, con- 1.30 & 7.25 p.m. week days only
si.stingof apsidal chancel, clerestoried nave, aisles, vestry, Wall Letter Box, Mistley Heath, cleared at 8.15 a.m. I;
organ chamber, south porch and a western tower with I. 10 p.m. ; sun days, 8.15 a.m
spire, 140 feet in height and containing 6 bells, 5 new Wall Letter Box, Barnfield, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 12.30
bells being added in 1898 in commemoration of the & 7 ·45 p.m. ; no collection on sunday
Diamond Jubilee of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria, at Wall Letter Box, South street, cleared at 7·3o & 9·45
a cost of £350: arcades of five simple Pointed arches on a.m. & 12.15, 2.30 & 9·45 p.m.; sunday, 9·45 p.m
the south side and four on the north side, supported by
massive cvlindrical
•
columns of red Mansfield stone, with COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR TENDRING PETTY
plain moulded capitals, divide the nave from the aisles : SESSIONAL DIVISION.
there are ten stained Vlindows, seven of which were Shmon William Henry M.D. 33 Marine parade east,
the gift of the rector, at whose cost the tower and spire Clacton-on-Sea, chairman
W"lre also erected: in r886 a stained west window was Brooks Charles Norman C.C. Millbay, DoverC()urt, mar
.added at a cost of 300 guineas, as a memorial to the Harwich
late Rev. Richard Hayne D.D. a former rector, and in Butler J oseph Richard, Hill house, Manningtree
..r905 other memorial windows were placed to Mr. Robert Collins Percy, Carlotta, Frinton-on-Sea, Essex
Free, of The Elms, and to Mr. George Kensit : an Dunnett Harry Norman, East house, Dedham, Colchester
.-elaborately carved pulpit, of marble and Caen stone. Hawkins Jn. Bawtree, Ballast quay,Wivenhoe, Colchestr
was presented by Thomas William Nunn eoq.: the Hayne Wm. Frietuna, Harold gro. Frinton-on-Sea, Essex
font, given by Mrs. Norman, of Mistley Place, has Keeble Edward James, Great Oakley hall, near Harwich
a basin of alabaster, supported on serpentine columns Lever Sir .Arthur Levy hart. 20 Hans crescent, Chelsea,
with carved capitals and bases : the lectern was the London SW
gift of the late J. T. Ambrose esq. and the reredos is a Lilley Thos. Holland ho. Skelmersdale rd.Clacton-on-Sea
highly decorated triptych, finely carved, by Mrs. Nichols Waiter Buchanan, Stour lodge, Bradfield, Man-
Norman: at the west end are several memorial tablets ningtree
removed here from the old church, including one to Norman Edward Brise Kensit, Mistley lo. Manningtree
-Richard Rigby esq. d. 1730, and another to the Right Page The Very Rev. Arnold Henry M.A. The Deanery,
Hon. Richard Rigby M.P. Paymaster General of the Peterborough
Forces, d. 1788 : the interior of the church was beauti- SizPr John Henry, The Green, Great Bentley, Colchester
fully d~corated in 1885 by the rector, at a cost of upwards Thomson George William, Mayfield, Clacton-on-Sea
of £1,ooo, and a valuable brass eagle lectern presented Clerk to the Magistrntes, Henry William .Tones, Uigb
at the same time by the Norman family, and there arP. street, Manningtree; Town Hall chambers, Colchester &;
1,ooo sittings: the lych gate at the western ~ntrance Bank chambers, Clacton-on-Sea
was the gift of the reetor. The registers date from the The mayor of Harwich and the chairmen, for the tim8
year 1559. The living is a rectory, united to the vicar- being, of the Clacton-on-Sea, Frinton-on-Sea & Wal-
age of Bradfield, net yearly value £494• with 47 acre!. ton-on-the-Naze Urban District Councils & the chair-
of gl~>be and residence, in the gift of and held since man of the Tendring Rural District Council, are ex-
1910 by the Rev. Thomas Kensit Norman M . .A. of Trinity officio magistrates
College, Cambridge, who resides at Bradfield. The school Petty Sessions for this division are held at Mistley at
chapel of St. John's, Horsley Cross, about 2 miles south- 11.30 a.m. Thorpe-le-Soken at n a.m. & Clacton at
east, is a picturesque brick building, with apsidal I I a.m. every alternate monday. The following place~
ehancel, nave and a lofty fleche, and was erected by sub- are in cl nded in the petty sessional division: Alresford,
scription and licensed for Divine service in 1863. There Ardleigh, Beaumont, Great Bentley, Little Bentley,
is a Primitive Methodist chapel built in 1862. Here is Bradfield, Great Bromley, Little Bromley, Great Clac-
the pumping station of the Tendring Hundred Water ton, with Clacton-on-Sea, Little Clacton, Elmstead.
Works. E. B. K. Norman esq. is lord of the manors Frating. Frinton, Great Holland, Little Holland,
of The Rectory and Nether Hall. The principal land- Kirby, Lawford, Manningtree, Mistley, Great Oakley,
-owners are the trustees of the late Thomas G. Kensit Little Oakley, Ramsey, St. Osyth, Tendring, Thor-
esq. and the Messrs. George. The soil is of a mix~>d rington, Thorpe, Walton-on-the-Naze, Weeley, Wix &r;
character; sub~oil, clay and gravel. The chief crops Wrabness
are barlev,•
wheat and oats. The area is 2,122 acres of Police Station & Petty Sessions House, New road, Wm .
land, 3 of inland and 18 of tidal water and 124 of fore- Thomas John Howlett, inspector, & 2 constables
shore; rat!'able value, £10,563; the population in 1891 Shipwrecked Fishermen & Mariners' Royal Benevolent
v.as r,639 and in rgii was 1,781 in the civil parish, Society; hon. representative, Miss F. M. Wire, PO!'t
which included 59 in Brunswick House Lunatic Asylum, office
a branch of the County .Asylum, and 2,539 in the eccle-
siastical parish, which includes Bradfield. (Tbe names Norman Non-provided Schools, with master's housll',
of persons residing in that portion of this parish which erected in 1862, at a cost of £4,ooo &i endowed with
forms part of the town of Manningtree will be found £35 yearly, arising- from 26 acres of land at Lawford,
under that heading.) &i £1,200 invested in Consols; devised by the late
Parish Sexton, JamPs Robert Mavhew. Edward Norman esq. of Mistley Place: the school will
• hold 121 children & has an averag-e attendance of us;
in 1900 an infants' room for 68 children was added
Town Sub-Post & M. 0. Office.--Samson Samuel Wire, at a cost of £7oo; Luke Ricketts Tippins, master;
sub-postmaster. Deliveries from Manningtree, Essex, Mrs. Tippins, mistress
at 7-30 & 9 a.m. & 12 noon & 5.30 p.m.; dispatched Horsley Cross Non-provided School (mixed), for 50 chil-
-at 9.40 a.m. & 12.45, 2.55, 7-50 & ro p.m. ; sundays, dren; average attendance, 38; mistress (vacant)
ro p.m. ; telegrams dispatched, but not delivered. Railway Station, William Newman, station master "
"\-lanningtree is the nearest telegraph office for de- goods agent
livery Carrier--Charles Harry Mayhew, to Ipswich, tnes . .t
fri.; Colchester, mon. wed. & sat
PRIV.~TE RE!;TDF.NTS. Brooks W. Hilton H. Park lodge Dawnay N. :W. Barnfield house
Alderton Miss, The Green Brunning Henry, Waterworks house Eagle Mrs. E. C. Cliff house
Bailey Henry, Holly place Buck Frederick, Stonr villa Eastburn Rev. Thomas (Congrega-
Eaxter Mrs. Hillside Bndd Misses, Red house, New road tional), Park villa
Bendall Misses, Forest house, New rd Butler Charles Alfred, Sunnyside, Edwards Webb, Shanghai villa
Benwell Rev. Proctor M.A. The Norman road Egerton Commander Wion de M.,R N
Limes, New road - Champness Mrs. Dorset house Fenn Miss, The Firs, New road
Blacklee Frank, North house Chaste! de Boinville Mrs. The Green Finch John, I Myrtle villas
Brooks Robert Crabtree Mrs. Cliffe house IFoakes CliffordCharles,Park bungalow
 DIRECTOR V.] ESSEX. MORETON.

Free }[rs. The Elms Ba:xter William, grocer, draper &c Mack Louis, baker, High street
Robert Edward, The Elms Bedwell Carolme (Mrs.), apartments, Marven Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Goody Mrs. I Portview viis. New rd High street :\'lay hew Charles Harry, carrier,
Gould Jo~eph William, Alma house Brooks W. & Sons, maltsters, corn, Pleasant place
Haines William Robert, Elm house seed & cake, ale & porter & coal Mead Hy. accountant & estate agent,
Hart George, Oxford road merchants; & at Colchester. T A & re~istrar of marriages for Man-
Hempson Misses, Portishead house " Brooks,Mistley ; " T N 3 Manning- ningtree i"U b-district, Oxford housP
Heron John, High street tree Mistley Cricket Club (Robt. Marshall,
Horlock Mrs. Anchorage Bruce Waiter Albert, Cross inn, hon. sec.) & Mistley Football Club
Howard Capt. Daniel, Rutherglen vil Horsley cross ( J. R. Orwn, hon. sec.), White ho
I~bister Rev. Sydney Charles Molson Champness Thomas & Leonard, Mullett William, beer retailer
Th.A.K.C. (curate), The Chase farmers, Church farm & dairy farm Mussellwhite Tom, ironmonger
Jefferies Rev. T. Bealey (Wesleyan Chissell Arth,Mouldon, master marinr Notley Arthur Edward, baker
:Yethodist), The Bollies Church Chas. Hy. shopkpr. High st Pertwee Thos.B. farmer, Dickley hall
h.ing William Kahled Stuart, Abbots Davey Thomas Webb, c.1rpenter Roberts J ames Francis, beer retailer
hall Davie Sidney, beer ret. Horsley Cross Robinson Sarah Ann (Mrs.), laundry,
Lovell Sutherland Charles, .\'listley ho Edme Limited, malt extract manu- High street
Lundy Louis Francis, The Cottage facturers (Edward James Lovell, Rose Henry Liiley, builder & cartage
Marchant Henry John, High street works manager) contractor, i::lb1 ublands
Marshall Frederick John,Stour house Free, Rodwell & Co. Ltd. maltsters, Salzmann William, tailor
Master Charles T. Mistley hall Mistley wharf. T A "Free, :Mist- Smith Geo. Nutter, master mariner,
Mauldon Miss, Acacia house ley ; " T N I Manningtree James place
Norman Edward Brise Kensit J.P. Golby George, shopkeeper Smoothy William, wheelwright, Hors-
Mistley lodge Guy Ernest James, Waggon & Horst>;; ley Cross road
Norman Mrs. E. K. Mistley lodge P.H. ~ew road Starling Bertie James, tailor, Wilt-
Pittock William, Yew Tree lodge Horlock Albert Hontio, Thorn inn shire terrace
Richards William Hy. Phelps, High st H01·loek Alfred Edmond,master mari- Stone Chas. Wm. coal dlr. Norman rd
Sainty Charles Jas. Cumberland ho ner, The Green Stone James, master mariner, Th&
Springall Harry William, White lodge Hor!ock Frederick William. bargr Rammekins
Stone Joseph, Clareville, New road owner, High st. T N 46 Manning- Taylor & Butler, timber merchants,
Sutcliffe Mrs. lloseberrv• villa tree Baltic wharf
Taylor Mrs. Oxford villa Horlock Robert A.nthony, master Tendring Hundred Water Works Co.
Theobald Mrs. Oxford road mariner, The Green (Charles Clarke- Blllff, chairman ;
Titlow Mrs. Rose villa Howat Alexander, farmer, Dove house Henry Burrows, sec)
Wentzell Charles John, Marine villa Hunneyball George Albert, Lord Den- Tippins L. R. & Son, rifle experts;
COM.\\IEUCIAL. man P.H dealers in a 'I kinds of firearms,
Early closing day, Wednesday. Kerridge Henry Robert, cattle dealer eepecially target Titles
Bailey William, farm bailiff to F. W. Killick Frank, contractor, Oxford rd Tip pins John, d!'alPr in cycles &
Horlock esq. Home farm Kin(! Florence (Mrs.), beer retailer. motor cycles ; motor car for hire
Baker George William, farm bailiff to Mistley Heath Vincent Alfd ..blacksmith, Mistley Hth
E. B. K. Norman esq. Ford farm Ladbrook F. W. & E. plumbers &c WPbb Stanley, farmer, ~ew hall &.
Barrell Charles, butcher Liggins J os-eph, beer retlr. High st Abbot's hall
Barton Richd. tobacconist,MistleyHth Lundy Louis Francis M.R.C.S.Eng .. Willis Charles, rlrctrician, High st
Ba~ter Anna (~iss), assistant over- L.S.A..Lond. physician & surgeon. Wire Samson Samuel, stationer, &
seer, Hillside The Cottage post office, High street
~--~=--·
:b..v.o...c..&:uN is an ancient parish about I~ miles north William Wilson, at• one time rector of Moreton, gave-
of the road from Epping to Ongar, 3 miles north-west £6oo; the interest of £300 of this is given to the
from Ongar terminal station on a branch of the Great poor, the interest of £2oo to the clerk of the church
Eastern railway, 6! north-east from Epping, 10 north and the interest of £100 to the beadle. The Rev.
from Brentwood and 22 from London. in the Western F. W. Bussell D.D. of Mundham, Norfolk, and vice-
divi~ion of the county. Ongar hundred, petty sessional principal of Brasenose College. Oxford, is lord of the
division and union, Brentwood county court district, manor of BouchE-rs or Nether Hall, in which there are·
rural deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex and dio- four heriotable copyholds, besides others, and a small
c ~e of Chelmsford. The parish is intersected by the manorial freehold called Great and Little Perkins. Thi~
Cripsey brook, which flows to the south of the church. manor was held of the king in capite, by serjeanty of
The church of St. Mary the Vir~n is a small building finding one man with a horse valurd at Ios. 4 horse-
or flint and brick, partly in the Early English style, ;;.hoes, a leather sack and one iron fastening, whenever
comisting of chancel and nal·e, south porch and an the king should happen to go into Wale!'. The prin-
Pmbattled western tower of bric•k with a. shin,.lPd !<pirP cipal landowners are .John Tudor Frere esq. B.A. Mr.
containing five bells, dated respectively 1627, 1633. I7I2, :E:rnest Sehwier and Roh~rt Henry Eve. The soil is a-
l75T and 1789: the intf>rior of the chancel was restored heavy loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat,
in r868 by the Rev. Robert Beauchamp Tower M.A. barley and beans. The area is r,47I a('res of land and 4
then rertor, and the nave in I86g, by subscription, the of water; rateable valuf.>, £2,044; the population in
north wall being rebuilt and the old windows rrplaced, 19II was 398.
at the expense of the same rector: there is a Norman Post Office.-Arthur Robert Webster, sub-postmaster.
font of Purbeck marble, finely carved with fl.eurs-de-lis: Letters arrive from Ongar, Essex, at a.m. & 12
a mural monument of marhle is inscribed to George 7
noon; dispatched at I. IS & 5 _40 p.m.; sundays,
Goodwin, rector, who died in 1623: in 1893 a memorial arrive 7 a .m.; dispatched I I. Io a.m. The nearest
window was erected to the Rev. Arthur Calvert money order & telegraph offices are at Ongar &
M.A. late rector I87J-gi, and a new organ was pro- Fyfield, each :1 miles distant
vided in 1904 at a cost of £I83, the gallery at the
west end removed and the font brought forward from Wall Letter Box, near the Mill, cleared at g.r5 a.m. &
., e wall : th ere are r a5 SJ•tt"
•h • mgs. 'Th e regrs
. t er d a t es s.rs p.m.; sundays, g.rs a.m
from the year rsss. The living is a rectory, net yearly Wall Letter Box, Moreton Park, cleared at I.S & 5·5
valne £240, with residence, including go acres of glebe, p.m.; sundays, IO.I5 a.m
in the gift of St. John's Colleg-e, Cambridge, and held Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 182I, for 104
since 1891 by the Rev. John Bullivant Slight ~LA. of ('hildren; average attendance, 8o; there i$ a dwelling
th 1 t college. There is a Cong-regational chapel at the house, & the school has an endowment of £23 4s.
south end of the village, erected in 1 862 , with go yearly, arising from redeemPd land tax left in 18:n by
sittings. Charities amounting to £rs yearly are dis- ihe Rev. William Wilson M.A.; John J. Gwilliam,
tributed to the poor every Christmas: Ann Brecknock master; Mrs. L. Gwilliam, mistre8s
left by will, in I8o4. £2oo, the interest to be applied This school is under the control of the Essex Educa-
m repairing the grave of hers1llf and husband, the tion (Ongar District) Sub-Committee; Arnold Richard.
residue to the poor; in 1699 Jonathan C;nver gave son. Ong-ar, clerk
[.5 for the poor of Moreton; in 1822 the Rev. I CO'Ilnty Police, Jam~s Hills, constable
PRIV.! TE RESIDENTS.
Atkms Thoma~, The Lindens
I COMMERCIAL.
'Carter Alice (Mrs.), dress ma!H>r,
I l'adlPr's end
Rogt>rs Mrs. ~Ioreton park Adamson George,farmer, Bundish hall Clark Frederick, builder
Sli~ht Rev. John Bullivant M.A. 'Rall Sidney, baker, Moreton baliery Furze .Tame!l. farmPr, NewhousP
Rectory Boram ErnPst, carpenter Gayford William, butcher
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438 MORETON. Et1~EX. (KELLY'S

Gemmill John, jun. farmer,Wood frm Judd Ernest, builder Sehwier Ernest, farmer & landowner,
Gould & Sons, millers (wind) & coal )latthews Edwin, farmer, Padler's end Nether hall,Hill & Upper Hall frms
merchants, Moreton mill Matthews Waiter, traction engine Skepelhorn SidneyGeo.White HartP.B.
Heckford Frank, Nag's Head P.H owner, Moreton end Sweeting George, farmer
Herniman Robt. farmr. Harriets farm Pain Arthur, blacksmith Talbot Louisa (Mrs.), hay carter
Jones Frank (e:xors. of), grocers &
drapers ! Parris Wm.Chas. traction engine ownr Tnrnidge Wm. boot ma. Moreton end
Prentice Ellf'n (Mrs.) & Herbert, Webster Arth. Jsph.baker,Moreton ho
hurdle makers Webster .Arthur Robt.baker,Post office
MOUNT BUBES is a parish pleasantly situated on Edward Harcourt Anson L.Th. of Durham University.
the south bank of the river Stour, opposite Bures St. The Baptist chapel here, erected in 1839, has a burial
Mary (Suffolk), r mile south from the Bures station on ~rround attached. The poor have a yearly share, with
the Stour Valley railway, s! miles south from Sudbury some surrounding parishes, in Love's charity, which
and 8 north-west from Colchester, in the North Eastern amounts to £r2 gs. 2d. yearly, arising from land
division of the county, Lexden hundred, Lexden and 1 left in 1504 by Thomas Love, of Little Horkesley,
Winstree union and petty sessional division, Colchester, and which has been sold and the money invested in
Cla.cton and Harwich joint county court district, and £2! per cent. Consols. For many years the parish
in the rural deanery of Dedham, archdeaconry of belonged to the noble family of Sackville, who sold
Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. This village it in the r6th century to John Dister. There are
is said to derive its distinctive name from an no manorial rights. Harris Hills esq. J.P. of the Old
artificial mound here, about So feet in height, Bou!<e, Backing, and William Garrad esq. of Bures
near the church, covering about an acre of ground Hamlet, are the principal landowners. The soil is loam
and encompassed by a dry moat, but no tradition exists and strong clay; subsoil, clay and loam. The chief
as to the time when it was raised. The church crops are wheat, beans and barley. The area is 1,288
of St. John is an ancient structure of brick and stone acres of land and 5 of water; rateable value, [r,4or;
in the Norman style, consisting of chancel, nave, tran- the population in 19II was 241 in the civil and 226 in
·septs, south porch and a central tower with spire con- the ecclesiastical parish.
taining 2 bel~s, one about 1410, the other a~out 146o: By a Local Government Board Order, r6,463, dated
on the exteriOr so~1th wall of the chancel. Is ~ brass March 2sth, r88 4, certain detached parts of Bures, in
to the Rev. Sackv1lle Turner M . .A. and his wife, son the Sudbury union, were amalgamated with this parish,
and daughters, who was rector here 173~-34, and after- and a detached part of this parish added to :Bures; by
·wards :rector of ~est Berg~olt; he died 2oth Sept. Order 22 ,36 3 , dated 24 March, 1 889, two detached parts
1752, and was buried. ~ere: m the chancel are manu- were transferred to Chappel.
•ments to the Rev. Ph1hp Gurdon M.A. a former rector, Parish Clerk Ernest Chaplin
and his wife, son and daughters, dated 1792: during ' ·
-the restoration a double piscina was found, whirh has Letters from Bures, Suffolk, arrive at 6.30 a.m. & 1.30
been placed on the south side of the chancel: the & 8.5 p.m. Bures St. Mary (Suffolk) is the nearest
church was restored, transepts added and the tower money order & telegraph office, distant r mile
and spire rebuilt in 1,8 7 5: in 190 s the church was again Wall Letter Box, Brook House, cleared at 8.30 a. m. &;
restored at a cost of £rso, and at the same time a 2·3° & 8.40 p.m.; sundays, 8.40 p.m
new altar table was provided by the Pettitt family: Wall Letter Box, Thatchers' Arms, cleared at 7.15 a.m.
there are r5o sittings. The register dates from the & 8.20 p.m. ; sundays, 7·15 a.m
year 1540. The living is a rectory, net yearly value Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1873 .t en.
£26o, with residence and 24 acres of glebe, in the gift. larged in rgoo, for 8o children; average attendance,
-of Mrs. E. Davies, and held since 1908 by the Rev. 6r; Mrs. Emily Pettitt, mistress
_<\nson Rev. Edward Harcourt L.Th. Bnll Henry, butcher & thatcher Laramy Jamf's Oliver, farmer, Well
·(rector), Rectory Chaplin Ernest, parish clerk & sexton House farm
Death GeorgP, farmr. Serjeant's farm Newma.n Frank,millr. (steam & wind)
COMMERCIAL. Doe Frederick, miller (wind & oil) Nott Charles, farmer, The Hall
Bartholomew Alfd. frmr. Balls farm Edwards Ernest, frm:r.Hammond's fm Pettitt Peter & Frank,frmrs.Elms frm
Beard Horace. farmer , Jagg& Harry, Thatch~rs' Arms P.H Pettitt Frank, farmer, Staunch farm
MOUNTNESSING is an ancient parish and village The Endymion Canning charity of about £20 yearly,
on the road from Ingatestone to Brentwood, 3 miles arising from land, is distributed in bread, which is
north-east from Brentwood station on the Chelmsford given fortnightly to the poor during the winter. Thoby
section of the Great Eastern railway, 1! miles from 1 priory, in this parish, was founded between !141 and
Shenfield station, 2 south from Ingatestone station on II51 by Michael Capra, Roisia his wife, and William
the main line, 4 west-north-west from Billericay and 21 their son, for canons of the .Augustinian order and
from London, in the Mid division of the county, Chelms- dedicated to St. Mary and St. Leonard; it obtained
ford hundred, Brentwood petty sessional division and its name from Tobias, the first prior, to whom the
county court district, Billericay union, rural deanery of founders granted many valuable emoluments, and at
Barstable, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford the Dissolution the revenues were estimated at
diocese. A stream, rising at Doddinghurst, flow~ £75 6s. ro~d. ; the back portion w;as burnt down
through the parish. The church of St. Giles is a 13 Aug. r893, but was rebuilt in July, r894, at a cost
structure of brick and flint, in the Early English style. of £4,ooo; attached are grounds of 6oo acres; the
consisting of chancel, very short nave of three bays, mansion is occupied by Henry Prescott George Blen-
aisles, south porch and a wooden tower rising from cowe esq. J.P. who is lord of the manor of Thoby and
within the nave with spire and containing one ben, in- Thoby Fee. Lord Petre, who is lord of the manor, and
scribed " Sancta J a'Cobe, ora pro nobis: " the existing H. P. G. Blencowe esq. are the principal landowners.
nave appears to 'be a portion only of an ancient build- The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are
ing: t!he timber work supporting the spire, constructed wheat, oats and barley. The area is 4,193 acres of
in the reign of Henry Vll. has been much altered and land and 13 of water; rateable value, £13,049; the
is now bound together with iron: in the tower is an population in rgu was 959·
old oak chest hewn out of a solid tree: the west front, Deputy Parish Clerk, George Emberson.
constructed of brick, with six buttresses, is dated 1653: j Post, M. 0. & T. Office.--'William Edward Goulden,
in 1890 the church underwent extensive alterations at ' sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Brentwood at
a 'Cost of [2,ooo, and has -200 sittings. The :register 7.30 a.m. & 6.45 p.m.; dispatched at 9.25 a.m. & 7-40
dates (ram the year 1654. The living is a vicarage, net p.m. ; sundays, arrive 8.5 a.m. ; dispatched 10.55 a.m
yearly value £r9o, including 22 acres of glebe, with Letter Box, Gooseberry Green, cleared at 8.30 a.m. &t
residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Ohelmsford, and 6.20 p.m. week days only
held since 1900 by the •Rev. Harry George Harrison Public Elementary School, enlarged in 1873, for uo chil-
M ..A., Worcester College, Oxford. Lord Petre is the dren; average attendance, mixed 54, infants 39; W.
impropriator of the great tithes. Here is also a small J. Reed, master; Mtss Kate Bedwell, infants' mistress
iron church with :aoo sittings, erected in 1873 by County Police, George Frost, constable
the Rev. B. Y. Macnamara. Here is a Oongre- Carrier to Chelmsford.-Jas. Springett, passes through
gational chapel, erected in r8go, seating roo persons. on tues. & fri '
~larked thus * have letters through tBcnge Stanley Goring, .Ardmore h:~/ tCritchell J ames Tronbrid!:(!', Queens-
Ingatestone, Essex.) Blencowe Henry Prescott George J .P. land cottage
(~farked thus t have letters through 'fhol.Jy Priory I
Cross John, The Poplars
Billericay, Essex.) Burmenster Fredk. Wynn, Lit.Corston' i·Fitzgerald William, Brooklands
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. I
Child .T oseph Orange, 'Melchett place Goodrlay .irthur Lionel, .Aim a cottage
ArdJey .Arthur Oliver, Drury .. , *Ghristy Edward H. Beacon~ tGroom Frt>derick James, Lyntondale
 DIRECTORY.]
Harrison Rev. Harry George M ..!.
(vicar), Vioa.rage
tHodge Mrs. Chase view
Hodges Lionel l''rederick, Malbrooks
Prosser Alfred E. St. Ann's
tSamuels Frederick
tlfaldron Thomas, Winnivere
*Walmesley-Cotham Alfred, Tylhu;;
tWoolnough James, Eden vale
COMMERCIAL.
Agnis :Bobert, miller (wind)
Bannister Hy. Jsph. frmr.Baker's frm
Barues Samuel & Son, jobmasters
*Blyth Isaac, farmer, Westlands
ESbEX.
Clarkson Rd.Hy.frmr.MasterJohn's fm
tCrawford Jant> W. (Mrs.), farmer,
Lawness farm
Cumbers George, farmer, Woolwards
DilliSell George William, beer retaile1·
tDrnm.mond James, farmer, Little
Cowbridge grange
Fisher Waiter Charles, blacksmith
Frampton HPrbert George, grocer
Gould Thomas, coach builder
Goulden William Edward, shopkePpr.
& post office
tHodge Robert (M:rs ), farmer, Great
Cowbridge grange
MUNDON. 439
Jarvis Hy.Geo. George & Dragon P.H
tKnight Alfred, farmer, Brands fano.
McCheyne George, farmer, The Hall
McKay Rebecca (Mrs.), beer retailer
Macmorland John, farmer, Arnolds
*Nicholls Jn. B. frmr. Bellman's farm
Roberts J. &:; Son, blacksmiths
Samuel Charles, chimney sweeper
Smith Arth. Hy. frmr. Jordan's fa.,.,rmrn
Steven William, farmer, Chainbridge
Weal James, beer retailer
Wooltorton Hy. frmr. Swallow's cross

MUCKING, anCiently written "Mocking," and in net yearly value £209, with 29 acres of glebe and resi-
Dome9day " Mucinga," is a parish on a creek of the dence, in the gitt of the Dean and Chapter of St.
'fhames of the same name, I mile south from the Stan- Paul's, and held since I897 by the Rev. Charles Rich
ford-le-Hope station on the London, Tilbury and South- Nelson Burrows. There are two charities: the "Robin-
end railway, 4~ miles north-east of Tilbury Fort, 5~ east. <'011 Gift '' of £I 9s. is distributed annually by the
from Grays and about 27 from London, in the South vicar and churchwardens among the "aged, well-con-
Eastern division of the county, Barstable hundred, ducted and deserving poor ; " the "Downes' Charity"
Orsett union and petty sessional division, Grays county affords £3 6s. Bd. annually to the church and a like sum
court district, a.nd in Or~ett and Grays rural deanery, to the parish of Mucking, the latter being distributed in
Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese. The church coal about Christmas time. Mucking Hall, formerly
of St. John the Baptist, almost wholly rebuilt between the manor house, stands opposite the church. Here was
.849 and 1852, and oompleted in 1887, consists of chancel formerly a nunnery, a cell of Barking Abbey, to which
(res!fred in 1879), nave, south aisle and an embattled it belonged. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners, who are
western tower of stone containing 3 bells, dated respectively lords of the manor and impropriators, and the trustees
1632, 1579 and 1665 : the chancel, 33 feet by I5, is a fine of the late A. Z. Cox esq. are the principal landowners.
specimen of the Early English style, and was probably The soil is loamy; subsoil, gravel. The chief crops ar&
built in the reign of Henry Ill. but underwent con- wheat and barley; and sheep are largely raised. The
aiderable alteration prior to the Reformation; it retains area is 2,028 acres of land, I of inland and 126 of tidal
three sedilia and a double piscina : the north side has water and 131 of foreshore; rateable value, £3>398; the
an elegant, arcade of three arches, supported on three population in 19n was 440 in the civil and 6r6 in the
small and ·graceful octagonal columns of Purbeck ecclesiastical parish.
marble: a oommunion table and litanv •
desk of carved
oa.k, the latter designed by the late G. E. Street esq. Ily Local Government Board Order, No. 54,633, April
R.A. architect, were placed in the church in 1884: 1st, Igro, part of Mucking was transferred to Stanford-
the organ chamber has been floored with wood and le-Hope for civil purposes.
fitted as a vestry in memory of the Rev. J. H. Bridge.
vicar 1868-83, at the expense of his sister, Mrs. Oblean: MUCKING FORD (or Linfmd), 1 mile south-west,
the carved oak leetern was presented in 189o by Mrs. is a hamlet in this parish. Here is a Wesleyan chapel.
Bridge in memory of her husband, and there art> built in 1900.
memorial windows to the Rev. Oharles Day, a former Letters are received through Stanford-le-Hope at 8.3()
vicar, to William Clark, Percy W. Clark, Samuel a.m. & 7.30 p.m. The nearest telegraph office is at.
Westwood Squier J.P. and William Clark, senior: Stanford-le-Hope, r! miles distant
the an<lient stone font, which for years lay in the Wall Letter Box, near the chureh, cleared at 10.50
churchyard, has been deposited in the south aisle: a.m. & 6.40 p.m
in 1886 excavations on the north of the church resulted Post Office, Linford. Arthur Smith, sub-postmaster.
in the finding of a Roman interment and some Roma,n Letters through Stanford-le-Hope, Essex. Letter Box
pottery: in the church is a mural tablet of white cleared at 10.10 a.m. & 6 p.m. week days only. Stan·
m:uble, with kneeling effigy, to Elizabeth Downes, who ford-le-Hope, 2! miles distant, is the nearest tele-
lived happily with four husbands, and left a charity graph office & West Tilbury is the nearest money
of 20 nobles to the poor of the parish of Mucking. order office
2os. to those of Horndon and a like sum to the poor Parochial School (mixed), built in 1855, for 53 children;
of Stanford; she di~d Jan. r60J. The church has 200 average attendance, 50; , mistress
sittings. The registers date from the year 1559, but This school i;; controlled by the Orsett Education Sub.
are in a most confused state. The living is a vicarage. Committee
PRIVATE RESIDEN1H. Lavies John Archibald, River view, Mott Ellen (Mrs.), George & Dragon
Archer George Bensted, Monkenhurst, Linford P.H. Linford
Linford Squier Samuel Joseph, The Rookery ~iott James, wheelwright, Linford
· lleresfnrd George Henry, Walton's ball Wilson Du Barrv,
•
Linford Ridgway Sml. frmr.Walton's Hall frm
Bnrrows Rev. Charles Rich Nelson, COMMERCIAL. £mith Arthur, shopkeeper,Post office~
Vicarage Bristow William, shopkeeper, Linford Linford
Fisher John Mortimer, 19 Somerset Hawkins Clement W. farmer,Mucking South Essex Water Works (Jas. Star,
road, Linford Hall farm in charge ),Linford pumping station
Porbes Peter Moore Sarah (Mrs.), shopkpr. Linford Squier Austin William & Saml. Jsph.
Garside George, Linford Morley Newcomb, farmer, Merryloots, farmers, The Rookery
Hawkins Clement W. Mucking ha.ll Linford Ticehurst John, butcher, Linford

MUNDON is a parish and village, near a creek of the under the will of Dr. Plume, sometime Archdeacon of
Blackwater estuary, 3 miles south-east from Maldon Rochester, entitled to gratuitous instruction at the
station on the Great Eastern railway and 12 south-east Grammar school, Maldon. Sir Thomas Charles Callia
fnm Chelmsford, in the South Eastern division of the Western hart. is lord of the manor and principal land·
<lounty, Dengie hundred and petty sessional division. owner. The soil is clay; subsoil, strong clay. The
Maldon union and county court district, and in the rural chief crops are wheat and barley. The area is 3,083
deanery of Maldon, archdeaconry of Essex and dioce~e acres of land. 8 of inland and I08 of tidal water and
-of Chelmsford. The church of St. Mary, situated to the 6o5 of foreshore; rateable value, £.1,783; the popula-
east of the village, is a plain edifice, partly of st(me, in tion in 19II was 255.
the Perpendicular style; it consists of chancel and nave. Sexton, Frederick Charles Cooper.
north porch and a square belfry of wood at the west
end. supported by a massive hexagonal abutment, and Post Office.-Mrs. Harriet Cooper, sub-postmistress.
containing one bell: there are ~ittings for 100 personl'. Letters arrive from Maldon at 6 a.m. & 12.40 p.m.;
The register of baptisms and 1\urials dates from th•· I dispatched 10 a. m. & 7·30 p.m.; sundays, arrive 6
year 1741; marriages, 1755· The living is a vicarage. ·~ a.m.; dispatched at 7·3~ p.m. Th~ nearest ~on~y
net yearly value £no, including 10 acres of glebe and .order. & telegraph office 1s at Latchmgdon, wh1ch u
residence, in the gift of the Duohv of Lancaster, and 2 ! miles south

held since 19o6 by the Rev. Leopold Henry Bruhl. The. Pillar Letter Box, Mundon corner, cleared at 9·55 a.m.
vicarage house was built in 1868. Here is a small Churoh !' (July, August & September, cleared at 9.40) & 7.2.
Yi!!sion room. Two children from this parish are, p.m.; sundays, 7.20 p.m
 440 MUNDOY. ESSEX. [KELLY'S

Public Elementary School, built in 188o, at a cost of This school is controlled by the Maldon District Ed~BC&­
£4oo, for 6o children; average attendance, 46; Miss tion Sub-Committee
Kate Flux, mistress Carrier to Maldon. From Latchingdon, fri

PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
COMMERCIAL. Heap Frank, nurseryman
Berry Miles, farmer, Camas farm Hendry Robt. farmer, Parsonage farm
Allen James, The Bungalow Bond George, farm bailiff to Thomas Mead Charles, farmer, White House-
Bruhl Rev. Leopold Henry, Vicarage H. Solly esq. J.P. Hall farm farm & Brool!:mead
Cheales Mrs. Wayside Cleveland George, White Horse P.H Norrell Willifred, farmer, lltney
Heap Miss, Tanilba Cooper Charles & Son, blacksmiths Partridge Edwin, farmer, New hall
Heap Waiter, Homefield Cooper Albt. wheelwright & carpenter Rawlinson Robert, farmer, Garlands
Lambert Wm. Purnell, Limbourne pk Cooper Fredk. Chas. assist. overseer Reading & Mission Room (Frederics
Lozdall-Bee Alfred Percy Gentry William, baker / Charles Cooper, sec)
Solly Thos. Herbert J.P. Mundon hall Harris William, farmer, Bramble hall
N A VESTOCK is a village and an ancient parish on to be invested in land, the proceeds to be distributeci
the south of the Roding, 6 miles south-by-west from annually to the poor; Mrs. Elizabeth Prince also left
Ongar terminal .station on a branch of the Great Eastern £,275, £2! per Cent. Annuities, the interest, £6 12s. 4d.
railway, 5 north-west from Brentwood station and 20 yearly, to be similarly distributed. James Tabor esq.
from London, in the West ern division of the county, of The Lawn, Rochford, Sir Thomas Lewis Hughea-
Ongar petty sessional division, hundred and union, Neave hart. of Dagnam Park, and Magdalen and Hert-
Brentwood county court district, Barstable rural ford 'Colleges, Oxford, are the chief landowners. The-
deanery, Essex archdeaconry and Chelmsford diocese: soil is clay, gravel and sand; subsoil, clay. The chief
this parish belonged to the cathedral of St. Paul in crops are wheat, oats, barley and beans. The area is.
the reign of King Edgar. The church of St. Thomas 4,492 acres Df land and 26 of water; rateable value,
the Apostl~.> is a building of stone exhibiting a mixture £4,890; the population in 19II was 740.
of the Early English and Decorated styles, and consists Parish Clerk, Albert Martin.
of chancel, nave, south aisle and a western tower of Post Office, Saobines Green.-Charles Goodwin, sub-post-
wood, with shingled spire, containing 5 bells, two of master. Letters arrive from Romford at 7.30 & 10.3<>
which are dated 1637 and (}De 1862; the other two are a.m. ; dispatched at 1.50 & 5 .so p.m. week daJS;
undated, but supposed to date from about 1470: there sundays, arrive 7.10 a.m.; dispatched 7.15 a.m.
are many tablets of the 18th and 19th centuries to the Navestock Side is the nearest money order & tele-
Waldegrave family, including a mural monument to graph office, 2 miles distant
James, first Earl Waldegrave, ob. II April, 1741, and to Wall Letter Box at the school, Navestock Heath, cleared
James, second earl, ob. 13 April, 1763; there is also a at 2 & 6 p.m. week days; 7· 15 a.m. on sundays
brass to Agnes Makyn, 1589, and her husband, Richard
Makyn, groom in the chaundrye to Kiirg Edward VI. ob. NAVESTOCK SIDE is a hamlet 3 miles north-west
1549, with other brasses; a monument with arms to from Brentwood station and a mile and a half south-
Henry Sheffield (d. 1718), a member of a family of east from Navestock church. Navestock Heath is IJ
that name resident at Seaton, eo. Rutland, 14r5-16oo, miles south and Whitehorse Side 2 miles south.
and lords of that manor, another to Mary, his mother Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Navestock Side.-'Henry Jamea-
(d. 1724), and a floor slab inscribed to John Sheffield ,Jordan, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from :Brent-
(d. r67o), and a large monument, with coloured life- wood at 7.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched at 10.5 a.m.
size bust, coats of arms and an inscription in Latin & 7·35 p.m. week days; arrive & diBpatched at 7·3S.
verse, to John Green, serjeant-at~law in the time of a.m. on sundays
Charles I. : the tower and spire were restored in 1897 Wall Letter Box, at Whitehorse Side, cleared at 9·45:
by David P. Sellar esq. The register dates from the a. m. & 7.20 p.m. week days; 9· 15 a. m. sundays
year 1538. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
Pnblic Elementary School, Navest(}ck Heath (mixed).
£300, with 19 acres of glebe, and residence, 1 mile
south from the church, in the gift of Trinity College, built in 1837 & rebuilt in 1865, for 126 children;.
Oxford, and held since 1897 by the Rev. William Clax average attendance, go; William Hy. Wright, master
ton M.A., Mus.Bac. of that 'College. The late Right This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Ongar
Rev. William Stubbs D.D. Bishop of Oxford (d. 1901) District) Sub-Committee; Arnold Richardson, Ongar,.
was vicar here r85o-67. John GreP.n left in 1625 £7o clerk
Marked thus t receive their letters tEnkel Charles, farn.ing implement tJordan Henry James, jobmaster, Post.
through Brt>n twood. proprietor, Navestock Side office, N avestock Side
Ansell John Percv, Yew Tree house Flanders Stephen, farmer, Curtis Mill tKni~htbridQ'P Frank, farmer, Water-
tBurton Alfred Frank, Nt>w hall Green (letters through StaplPford bales & J oshlin2"'s farm, Barker·s-
Claxton Rev. William M.A., Mus.Bac. Abbots) Green
Vicarage tFuller George William, Green Man Miles John .A.rthur, farmer, Rose ball
tTyser Waiter P. Dudbrook house P.H. Navestock Side tMills Chas. Henrv, •
bla.cksmith,Nave-
tWinkley Mrs. Abbotswick, Navestock tFurbank George, beer retailer, stock Side
Side Whitehorse Side 1·Partridge James, farmer, Lee farm,_
COMMERCIAL. tFurze Oharlt>s, farmer, Tan House & WatPrhales
t Apple by Ern est Alfred, cattle dealer, Lash's farm Pratt Frank Wait. farmer, Loft Hall, •

Waterhales, Navestock Side 1'Gerring William Albert, bPer retailr Yew Tree,Randalls & New Hall fms
Avila Geor~re, Fredt>rick, farmer. Nave- Goodwin Charles. baker, Post office, tRandall Wm.Harry, frmr. Bower frm·
stock hail &Howlett's & Green frms Sabines Green Redgewell Charles, shopkeeper, Nave-
Binder Char~es, farmer, Skip's corner tGoymer Thomas, fa1·mer, Bois hall stock Heath
Bissill Jn. Plough inn, Navestock Hth tGrayling Alma, beer retailer, White- Seal Charles A. farmer, Jenkins farm
Bridj!es Eli, farmer,Curtis Mill GrePn horse Side tStock William, farmer, High Beacon
(letters through Stapleford Abbots) Grayling John, rPfreshment rooms, Hill & W oodside farms
Brown James, blacksmith Curtis Mill Green (lettPrs through Tavlor Daniel, farmer, Sabines Greeno
•
tDt>eks Frdk. butcht>r,~avestoek Sid" Stapleford Abbots) tTurner .Alfred, boot maker
N.A.ZEING (or Nasing). in Domesday "Nasinga," is a in 1899: at the south-east angle of the tower is a hex-
l"illage and parish, bounded on the west by the river agonal stair turret, on which is a. sun dial, dated ·1765,
Lee. over which, near the Broxbourne station of the and bearing the inscription "Meridies, Solarius, ]at. 51cr
Great Eastern Railway Co. distant 3:
miles, is a bridge
of one arch, connecting the parish with Hertfordshire:
32m," the rood-loft staircase. remains, and the terminals
of the rood-loft beams are still embedded in the walls
it is 6 miles north-west from Epping, 5 north-east from 1 of the nave: the chancel has a memorial window to·
Waltham Abbey and 19 from London, in the Western William Palme-r esq. d. 24 April, 1858, and is fitted wibb
division of the county, Waltham hundred, Epping union I choir stall;;: in the nave is a memorial window to Henry
and petty sessional division, Waltham Abbey county Crowther, d. 21 Dec. 1852, and there are two oth~
court district, rural deanery of Harlow, archdeaconrv of >'tained ~indows, mural monuments to the Palmer and'
E:,.8ex and Chelmsford diocese ; it was given by King Bury families, and various inscribed floor slabs : the
Harold II. to Waltham Abbey. The church of All carved oak pulpit is a memorial to Mrs. Alice Mary-
SRints is an edifice of brick, flint and rubble, in the Fane, daughter of the present vicar, who died I Feb.
Early English style, standing oro a hill, and consists of I r899: the church was restored in 1874 at a cost of
chancel, nave of four bays, north aisle, ~outh porch of £6oo, when a new organ was erected: the restoration
wood and an embattled western tower of brick dating was continued in 1891 at a cost of £4oo, when &
from the 13th century, and containing 5 bells, all dated 1 new organ chamber and vestry were built and th&-
1779: there was formerly P spire, but this was removed upen timber roof repaired: tber~ are about ::t50 sittings.
 DIRECTORY .J ESSEX. NETTESWELL. 441
The register dates from the year I559· The living is a of 475 acres, over which certain ancient houses in the-
vicarage, net yearly value £201, with 39 acres of glebe parish have rights of pasturage. The soil is chiefly:
and residence, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley:
held since 1890 by the Rev. Thomas Ward Goddard and roots, and a great quantity is grass land. The area.
M.A. of Pembroke College, Cambridge. 'fhe vicarage is 3,928 acres of land and 24 of water; rateable value,.
house has been improved and enlarged. .Alfred Manser £6,331. .About 450 acres of the extensive commons.
esq. of Lampits, Hoddesdon, Herts, who died 2] Oct. and waste grounds of the parish have been inclosed_
1902, bequeathed /,3oo upon trust for the maintenance The population in 19u was 847. There are hamlets at.
of the bells in Nazeing church, and the surplus income, Nazemg Common Lower Gate, Middle Street, Green-
if any, for the ringers. The Congregational chapel and leaves, and near ~azingbury.
school room were built in 1876, on the site of an· older
Parish Clerk and Sexton, Arthur Reynolds.
structure, dating from 1816: the chapel affords about
Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Frederick Cook, sub-post-
200 sittings. There are golf links of 18 holes, extend-
master. Letters through Waltham Cross arrive ati.
ing over nearly 3 miles of ground on Nazeing Common;
7·35 & 10.15 a.m.; sundays, 7·35 a.m.; dispatched.
there is also a club house. Sir Herewald Wake bart.
at IfL45 a.m. & 6.20 p.m. ; sundays at 11 a.m
of Courteenhall, Northants. is lord of the manor, in
Post Office. Nazeing Upper Town.-Mrs. Matilda Ann.
a part of which, called " Upper Town," the custom
of Borough English prevails, by which the youngest Starling, sub-postmistress. Letters through Waltham
son inherits. Nazeing Park is the property of Ralph Uross arrive at 8.15 & ro 30 a.m.; sunda~·s, 8.15
Charlton Palmer esq.: the mansion, rebuilt c. I8<14, a.m.; dispatched at 10.45 a.m. &; 6 p.m.; sunday;; •.
and now occupied by Waiter E. Hargreaves esq. 10-45 a.m. .Nazeing, 1 mile distant, is the nearest
stands in a well-wooded park and grounds of 67 acres, money order & teleg-raph office
facing Nazeing Common, with a fine kitchen garden Pillar Letter Box, Greenleaves, eleared at 9·30 a.m. &..
containing a number of glass houses and choice fruit 5.50 p.m.; sundays at 10.45 a.m
trees; i't is a commodious house, faced with stucco, County Police Station, Middle street. Harry George Til-
and has a balust.raded balcony, carried on five Ionic brook, sergeant
columns, and wings with balustraded parapets. St.
Leonards House, the residence of Ralph Frederic Public Elementary Schools.
Bury esq. D.L., J.P. is pleasantly situated in park-like These schools are under the <'Ontrol of the Essex Edu-
grounds of 43 acres. Harold~s Park, an est~te of ab~ut I cation (Epping District) Sub-Committee; Herbert J.
500 acres, belonged to that kmg, and was given by him Goodwin Hi"'h road Loughton clerk
to his monastery at Waltham; it lies chiefly in thiR . ' "' ' . ' . .
parish, but partly in Waltham Holy Cross and Epping. Pubhc ~lementary School (mixed), built m I878_, . for
and is ·now occupied by Mr. William Graham. ThP. 120 chlldr~n; average attendance, 104; Noah W1lham.
Nether Hall estate, partly in this parish, is referred to Be~an, master .
under Roydon. Sir Herewald Wake bart. Ralph Frederic Pubhc Eleml'ntary School, Upper Town, erected m 1856-
Bnry esq. Ralph Charlton Palmar esq. J.P. and the but cl_osed in 1878, & re-opened in 1891; it will hold
tmstees of the late E. J. Williams esq. are the chief go children; average attendance, 6o; Alfred Gwynll"
landowners. Nazeing or Nazeing Wood Common consists Phillips, master
Marked thus *receive letters through *Walker George Perry, Springdale *~Iaynard Yictor, tomato gro"er
Broxbourne, Herts. *Whitton '\Ym.Fredericl;:, Marion villa ~Iiddlemiss James W. King Harold's:
*Wood Leonard, Tally Ho Head P .li
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. ' COl!Ml<~RCIAL. Mugrid!,l"e Edward, Rf:'d Lion P.H
Adams Ernest, Sunnyholme .Ashby John, shopkeeper Nicholls John, farmer, Parker's farm
• Armes George William, Lulworth B1·idgman Chas. farmer, Curringtons Nicholls Sarah (Mrs. ),frmr.Camps fm
BPrg Alfred George, Jacks Hatch *Button Arthur Joseph, carpentPl" Pegrum .Alfd. carpenter, The Poplars-
(letters via Epping) Caryl John, Coach & Horses P.H Pegrum Alfred, shopkpr.Nazeing gate-
Bury Ralph Frederic D.L., J.P. St. CattPrmole Wait. frmr. Perryhill frrn Pegrnm .Alfd. Jas. farmer, Stutsbury-
Leonards house *Collins John, shopkeeper Pegrum J ames, farmer, Curtis' farm
Charge Alexander, Greenleaves Cook Fredk. shoe ma. & sub-postmstr Peg-rum Joseph, farmer, Bury farm ..
*Eastwood Frederick, Kingsmead Cro'fl e George, farmer, Maple croft Nazeing- Bury
Fowler Edward, Mamelons *Crowley Frank R. Crown P .H. Brox- Pegrum Samup], farmer
*Giffen James, Fairlawn bourne Bridge Perry Jas. (Mrs.), frmr. Allmains frrn-
Goddard Rev. Thomas 1Vard M.A. Dellar George, farmer Power Richard, farmer, Church farm
Vicarage Dellar John. wheelwright 1 *Rich Sidney, nurseryman
Green Frederick William, Collyers, Golf Club (Capt. E. J. Christie, l'ec) Ravage James, general dealer, Mill bf)o
Nazeing Common Graham Wm. farmer, Harolds park Sehvay James (Mrs.), blacksmith
Green George F. Wheelers Hale Isaao, farmer, Shadwalkers fnn Sinclair Geo. frmr.Mansion House fl])o
Hargreaves Waiter E. Nazeing park Head .Ann (Mrs.),farmer,Ninnetts fm Smith Arthur, farmer, Outlands
*Hughes Herbert, The Bungalow Hollow John, farmer, Brewitts farm Smith Jn. jun. frmr. Nether Kidders-
*Jackson Ernest, The Hut Borne Charles, Sun P.H Smith William, farmer, Pavnes
•
fann.
*La Riviere Alfd. Edwin,Meadowbank Judd & Coleman, plumbers Starling M.A.(Mrs.),shpkpr.& post oft
Midwood Lieut.-Col. Harrison, Snows Judd George, farmer, Teys farm I Taylor John C. farmer, Langridge
Palmer Archdale, Rookwood IJudd Jane (Miss), shopkeeper Weare Hemy, Crook~>d Billet P.H
Palmer Ralph Charlton J.P. Hubbards King Langham, builder, North street Webb Ernest, farmer
Rufus John Alfred, Old house Lawrence William, farmer, Belchers Wehb Oscar, farmer, Goodalls farm
*Steed Thomas Dyer, Leebank Lipson Geo. assist.overseer,Sunnyside Wehb William, farmer, Byners farm

NETTESWELL (or NettJeswell) is a parish and vil- [, 119, with 3~ acres of glebe and residence, in the gift.
lage, I mile south from Burnt Mill station on the Cam- of L. J. W. Arkwright esq. of Little Parndon, and held
bridge section of the Great Eastern railway, 2 miles since I9IO -by the• Rev. Frederic Julian Medforth. A
south-east from Harlow, 5 north fr()m Epping, 9 north- Church Mission Hall was erected at Marsh Gate in 18g1,
east from Waltham .Abbey and 24! from London by road and in Spring street is a Wesleyan chapel. Loftus-
and 22! by rail, in the Western division of the county, Joseph Wigram Arkwright esq. of Little Parndon, is-
Harlow hundred and petty sessional division, Epping lord of the manor and the principal landowner. The:
nnion, Waltham Abbey county court district, and in the soil is various, chiefly heavy ; subsoil, clay and gravel.
rural deanery of Harlow, archdeaconry of Essex and The chief crops are wheat, ·barley and roots and a great
Chelmsford diocesp ; it was one of the parishes given pol'tion is grass land. The area is I,548 acres of land'
by King Harold IT. to Waltham .Abbey. Todds brook ~nd 4 of water; rateable value, £5217; the population
B.ows through the parish. The church of St. Andrew is in I9II was 633.
a emall and plain building of flint and rubble with stone
Parish Clerk • .Alfrp,d Hale.
dressinl\'s, in the late Perpendicular style, cons1sting of
chancel, nave, south porch and a wooden turret with spire Post. M. 0. & T. Office, Netteswell Cross.-Arthur-
at the west end containing 3 bells : one of the walls con- Riley, sub-postmaster. Letters through Harlow arrive
tains some sing-ular ornamental brickwork: there are at 6.30 & 9.40 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; dispatched at II.I5
hras~es with t-ffigies to Thomas Lawrence, ob. I522, and a.m. & 7-5 p.m. ; delivered on sunday at 6.40 a.m.;
Alya, his wife, and to John Bannister, gent. ob. 1697, dispatched~ 1 I a.m
and Elizabeth (North), his wife, with three sons and one
Pillar Letter Box, Netteswell common, cleared at 7·35'
danl!"hter: the east window is stained and there are somt'
a.m. & 6.45 p.m.; sunday, 8 a.m
remaiAA of ancient stained glass in other windows : the
church affords 150 sittings. 'fhe register dates from the Pillar Letter Box, Netteswell Cross, cleared at I I
year I558. The living is a rectory, net yearly value a.m. & 7.10 p.m.; sundays, II.Io a.m p• "" N~H..-.'11
REFE EN E L BRAI
.442 NETTESWELL • ESSEX • [ KELLY'b
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Public Elementary School (mixed), ~ebuilt in 1872, for This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Epping
70 children; class rooms were added in 188g, 1891 & District) Sub-Committee; Herbert J. Goodwin, High
1898 to accommodate 40 more; average attendance, road, Loughton, clerk
93; & endowed with about £31 yearly, left in 1n7 by Burnt Mill station is situated in this parish; Frank
William Martin; John Carter, master Masters, station ma.ster
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bonney Frank, boot maker Parker .Ada Emily (Mrs.), Greyhound
Coleman Cecil John, Worton Camp Jas.blacksmth.Netteswell Corn P.H
Coleman Mrs Carter Jn. rate collector, Hermitage Rickett Herbert, farmer, Goldings
Dawson Neville, Nettl'swell hall Church Alfred, poulterer, Netteswell Riley .Arthur, shopkeeper, Post office,
Freeland Edward James, Snows farm Common Spring Street
Medforth Rev. Frederic Julian (rec- Church Amos, shopkeeper, Tye Green Sanders Arthur, plumber
tor), Rectory Coleman Herbert, farmer, Hill house Searle George, baker, Spring Street
Mewburn V'i.illiam B. c. Spurriers Constable Jn. boot ma. Spring Street Sl'arle Percy, baker, Spring Street
Mugleston John F. Bury's- farm Jones Gertrude (Mrs.), dress maker, Shelfer Wm.& Henry,tomato growers,
Rickett Herbert, Goldings Netteswell Cross Netteswell Common
Tomkins Stanlev "\Y. Nettesvrell house Kirby William, cartage agent to G.E Shipton Emma (Mrs.), dress makel',
Webb William, ·Tye cottage Railway, Marshgate farm Spring Street
Kirkaldy John Limited, engineers, Smith Charles (Mrs.), farmer, Nettea-
COYMERCIAL. Burnt Mill works well Common
.Alderton .Alfred, grocPr, N etteswell Moffitt David George, insurance agt. Smith Richard, Chequers P.H
Cross Netteswell Cross Sortwell Garnett, bricklayer
Barnard Arthur Thomas, farmer, Moore 'Valter, butcher, Spring S-treet Workmen's Club & Reading Room
Chesnut farm, Common
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Mugleston John F. farmr. Bury's frm, (Frank Sutton, sec.), Burnt Mill

NEVENDON (or Newendon) is an ancient parish, 3
miles north from Pitsea station on the London, Tilbury
and Southend railway and 2 miles south-west from
Wickford station on the Great Eastern railway, 29 from
London, 6 south-east from Billericay, and xo south-east
from Brentwood, in the Mid division of the county, Bar-
stable hundred, Billericay union, Brentwood county court
dist·rict and petty sessional division, and in the rural
deanery of Wickford, archdeaconry of Essex and diocese
of Chelmsford. The church of St. Peter, thoroughly
restored in 1875• is an edifice of stone, and now consists
of chancel (which is in the Early English style), nave,
vestry and a small w<:~oden bell turret on the western
gable, containing one bell: the windows of the chancel
are stained and it retains an aumbry: in the north wall
of the nave is a cinque-foiled piscina niche and there
are traces of a stoup near the south doorway: there are
100 sittings. The register dates from the year 1651.
The living 1s a. rPctory, n~::t yearly value £145, with 7
acres of glebe and rPsidence, in the gift of the Right
Rev. Bishop Stevens D.D. and hPld since xgn by the
Rev. .Alfred Watson Hands Th.A.K.C. The land is
hPld by several proprietors. The soil is heavy loam;
subsoil, clay and grav&l; the chief crops are wheat and
Leans. The area is I,oiz acres; rateable value, {947;
the population in I9II was 229.
Sexton, Thomas William Smith.
Post Office.-Thomas William Elliott, sub-postmaster.
Letters through Wickford, Essex, arrive at 7·30 a.m.;
sunday, 7.30 a.m.; dispatched at 9.50 a.m. & 5·55
p.m.; sunday, 10 a.m. The nearest money order &i
telegraph office is at Wickford, x~ miles distant
Wall Letter Box in Nevendon road, cleared 5.40 p.m.;
sundays, 9.50 a.m
Public Elementary School (mixed), built in x886, for 32
childr~n; average attendance, 22; Mrs. Millard, mist

Marked thus t receive letters through Gwilliam .Albert Joseph, .Ashburton tKuchemann Henry Caspar, wood
Vange, Pitsea. Hands Rev. Alfred Watson Th.A.K.C. carver, Ruskin lodge
Marked thus* receive letters through Rectory tLay .A. G. & Co. market gardeners
Basildon, Billericay. tNewett .Alfred, Gordon house Masters Ellen Winterbon (Mrs.),
farmer, Nevendon hall
COMMERCIAL. Mnmford William Waiter, Jolly
PJUVATE RESIDENTS. *_\Hen John Bryant,assistant overseer Cricketers P .H
tBartley Henry, Ilfracombe house Elliott Thos.Wm.grocer, & post office Prentice Henry Charles, farm bailiff
Bedwell Harry, Ravenscroft English Frank N. beer retailer to T. W. Offin esq
England Mark, Kelowna tHall Robert K. coal dealer *Weir William, jobbing gardener
NEWPORT, formerly a market town, is now a village in the south transept: the ·font is Early English, and
on the river Granta or Cam and on the Roman and there is a fine carved oak lectern of the 14th century,
modern road to Cambridgeshire : it was originally called supporting a chained Bible : the chancel is separated
''Newport Pond," from a large pool at the south E'nd of from the nave by a xsth century oak screen: there are
the street, and has a station on the main line llf the brasses with effigies to Thomas Brand, ob. 1515, and
Great Eastl'Tn railway to Cambridge, 3 miles south Margery his wife, with four children, inscription, and
from Saffron Walden, 9 north from Bishop Stortford, the emblems of the Evangelists, and to Geoffrey Night-
7 north-west from Thaxted, 40 from London by rail and ingale esq. and Katherine his wife, 16o8, with 5even
37 by road: the parish is in the Northern division of children: the muniment chest has paintings inside the
the county, Uttlesford hundred, Saffron Walden p£-tty lid of "The Crucifixion," "The B. V. Mary," "St.
sessional division, union and county court district, New- John," "St. Peter,'' and " St. Paul :" t•he five lock!
port and Stanst~d rural deanery, Colchester arch- are curious, and the exterior of the chest i5 richly
deaconry and Chelmsford diocese: the village is lighted ornamented with perforated gilt lead, exquisitely
with gas from works erected in 1867. The church of worked: in the parvise, a room ovpr the porch. ia
St. Mary the Virgin, standing in the highest part of the preserved one of the four (Bray) libraries in Essex,
vilLage, is a building of rubble, in the Perpendicular fiJr the use of the neighbouring clergy: the church
and Decorated styles, and consists of chancel, nave of will seat 500 persons. The register dates from the
four •bays, with clerestory, aisles, transepts, south porch yli'ar 1558. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value
with parvis~. and a lofty western embattled tower, £280, including 24 acres of glebe and residence, in the
with four embattled turrets and containing 6 bells: thf' gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford, and held since 1910 by
tower was rebuilt and the rest of the church, with the the Rev. William Montagu Bellamy M.A. of Keble Col-
exception of the chancel, restored in x858-g: the lege, Oxford. W. Foot Mitchell esq. of Quendon Hall,
chancel was re>;tor-ed in I9II at the cost of W. Foot is impropriator of the gr~at tithes. The Congregational
Mitchell l'sq. : there are five stained windows, one of chapel is a large building, foundoed in x682, end rebuilt
which is a memorial to Robert M. Tamplin, son of the in 1879: it will now seat 450 persons; there is a good
Rev. G. F. Tamplin M ..A. vicar 1876-xgm. who perished school room, used on .Sundays and for mPetings. The
in the disastrous fire at the Theatre Royal, Exeter, church room, formerly the old Grammar school, is used
September 5, 1887, when upwards of 200 persons lost for church purposes. The Parish hall and reading
their lives; another was placed by Mr. Thomas Shirley, room, erected here in x8g8 at a cost of about £750,
who died in 18gr, in remembrance of his golden wedding was afterl'lards bought and furnished by Sir James
in December, x88g, and there are others to Mr. Shirley, Bailey, of •Lofts Hall, Wendon Lofts, for the use of
to the Rev. John Chapman, vicar I850-75, and onp the inhabitants of Newport. There are charities a.mounti-
placed to commemorate the Jubilee in x887 of Her latP ing in all to £6o yeai""ly, and arising chiefly from
Majesty Queen Victoria. The interesting remains of 14th land left by John Covill and A.gnes his wife, Dame
century glass were collected about 1894 and re-arranged Lettice Martin, of Chrishall, and other donors; the
in two lancet windows of the nort.h aisle. The pulpit most important is a farm of about 40 acres. vested in
is of Caen stone, carved with subjects from the Old trustees, the rent of which is distributed annually on
and New Testaments; there are Early Decorated pis- Hock Monday (the second Monday after Easter), amonil!ti
cinre in the north transept and chancel, and a piscina needy people of this parish. There was formerly a
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. NOAK HILL. 443
hospital for lepers here, founded in the reign of King Wall Letter Boxes.-Corner of Station road, cleared at 9
John, by Richard de Newport and dedicated to SS. a.m. & 1.45, 6.30 & 8.45 p.m. ; no collection on sun-
Mary and Leonard ; part of the building remained day; Grammar School, clearPd at 8.r5 & 11.30 a.m. &
nntil 1907: the stone columns of the original 5·45 & 8.30 p.m. week days only
l'.hapel have been built into the garden wall. The County Police Station, George Ttundle, police constable
··Crown" House, once occupied by Nell Gwynne, and
the "Coach and Horses " Hotel, from which it is said SCHOOLS.
George (Villiers), 2nd Duke of Buckingham and John The Grammar School, now a secondary boarding & day
(Wilmot) the witty, but dissolute Earl of Rochester used school under the Board of Education, was founded
to post, are both in good preservati<Jn. A. piece of in- in 1588 by Mrs. Joyce Fra.nkland, of London, with an
closed ground, of about 4 acres, is used as a recreation endowment of £5so yearly, arising from investments
ground. In the centre of the village is an ancient & landed property ; new buildings were erected in
house called "Monks Barn," the exterior wall of which 1878 for a master & 25 boarders, & a swimming bath
bears a carving of the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin : & a chemical laboratory in 1895 ; in 19II t.he build·
this house belonged to the Monl•s of St. Martin-in-the- ings were considerably enlarged & a new chemical
Fields, and was used by them as a sanatorium ; until laboratory, carpenters' shop, c~ cle shed &c. were
1875 a bell was rung during the winter months at 4 built: the old chemical laboratorv• was converted
o'clock in the morning-, and is still rung at 8 p.m. from into a botanical & agricultural laborato.ry: in 1913
Michaelmas to Lady Day. Shortgrove, the property and an additional block consisting of bed & sitting rooms
residence of Sir Carl Ferdinand :MHer •
bart. J.P. is & two new clasa rooms was added & the school now
1 mile north : the mansion. an edifice of red brick in provides for 30 boarders & 120 day boys. There
the Queen Anne style, stands on an emineneP, 300 feet are numerous scholarships & exhibitions. The school
above sea level, with an attached deer pa r·k of about is managed by a body of r3 Governors, of which A.
400 acres, through which the river Cam flows; the S. W. Stanley esq. J.P. is chairman; the clerk to
estate embraces, together with outlying lands in the the governors is C. S. D. Wade esq. of Saffron
parishes of Widding-ton, Debden. Saffron Walden and Wa.lden, & Francis S. H. Judd esq. J.P. of Riclding,
Wendon, an area of 1,100 acres, including the manor of is treasurer: there are now about 75 boys; head
Shortgrove Hall. Joseph Charles Thomas Heriz-Smith master, Rev. Frank John Sadler Wveth •
B.D., M.A., •
esq. M.A. of Bideford, Devon. who is lord of the manor, B.Sc. late scholar & prizeman of St. John's College,
W. Foot Mitchell esq. of Quendon Hall, and Sir Carl Cambridge; assistant masters, J. Owen J ones B.Sc.,
Ferdinand Meyer bart. are the chief landowners. The H. S. Gregory B.Sc., W. G. P. Hunt M.A., H. Mahon
80il is mixed chalk and gravel ; subsoil, clay, gravel, B.Mus., S. A. Key, Miss D. Perry (mistress of pre-
brick earth and chalk. The crops are whPat, oats. paratory class) & Sergt. F. J arman
barley, beans and root<:. The area is 1,720 acres of Public Elementary Council School (mixed), built, with
l1md and 10 of water; rateable value, £9,323; the master's house, in 1849, enlarged in I874 for 172
population in 19n was 911:1 children & again in IB98 for 210 children; average
Parish Clerk and Se:xton, J esse Searle. attendance, 142; Luther Robinson Mitchell, master;
Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office Mrs. Emily Annie Mitchell, mistress
(letters should have Essex added) .-Miss Susan Railway Station, Charles Gawthorpe, station master
Millard, sub-postmistress. Letters arrive at 7 & 9.30 Carriers. Waiter Salmon, to Saffron Walden, on tues.
a.m. & 5·5 p.m. & dispatched, 9.25 a.m. & 2.ro, 7 & & sat. & William Gray passes through mon. wed. &;
8.55 p.rr..; dispatched sunday, 7.1o p.m fri. to Saffron W alden
COMMERCIAL ·Jackson Mary Ann (Mrs.), beer retlr
PRIVATE RESIDENTi:, Barnard Brothers Ltd. coal, corn, oil Johns Albert, 'Plumber & glazier
Barnard George Herbert, Cedars cake, seed & manure merchants, Johns Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper
B.unard Sidney Charles J.P. Brae- High st. & Railway station (T N 2) ; Keeble S. & Co. motor engineering
side & at Saffron Walden, Littlebury & works & garage; repairs; acces-
Barthropp Major Alfred Shafto, New- Elsenham sories. T N 12
port house Barnard & Son, grocers London County & Westminster Bank
Bellamy Rev. William Montagu ~L\.. Beard Robert John, grocer & draper Ltd. (sub-branch) (Wm.M.Norman,
(vicar), The Vicarage Bell William & Sons, builders manager), fridays only, I I a.m. to
Bellingham Mrs. Bellmans Bishop\ Stortford, Harlow & Epping 3 p.m. High street; draw on head
Blyth :Miss, The Manse Gas & Electricity Co.(Sydney Chas. office, 41 Lothbury, London E C
Browne James Arthur B.A., M.B., Knowles, sec) Mayor & Staley, tailors
B.Ch. Belmont house Britton Frank Cyril, butcher Newell William, farmer
Browne William Arthnr, Eversleigh Browne James Arthur B.A., M.B., ~ewport Girls' Club (Miss Florence
Bull Rev. Henry Davis (Congrega- R.Gh.R.U.I. surgeon, & medical Petty, supt)
tional), Wicken road officer & public vaccinator Nos. 3 Parish Hall (Lady Meyer. proprietrss)
Cann Mrs. The Priory & 5 districts, Saffron Walden union Pratley Wm. Jas. Star & Garter P.H
Cattlow Hu!!h F. Debden house & surgeon to the Saffron Waldcn Rand Catherine (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Evans Godfrey Stanton, Parsonage Hospital, Belmont house Richardson Benjamin W.beer retailer
house . Bun ten Eruily (Mrs.), dress maker Rush Walter,motor engineering works
Fortin Mrs. Fairmont Byford Thos. Wm. & Son, butchers & Q'arage ; repair~ ; accessories
Fryer Thomas, The Homestead Byford Ernest,farm bailiff to Bamard Sambrook Henrv. rtlieving officer &
Green James, The Elms Brothers, Parsonage cottage collector to the guardians, No. 2
Green R. Craft<Jn, The Green Crane Matilda (Miss), ladies' school, district, &; registrar of births,
Hewitt Howard, Willow croft Larchmount deaths & marriages, Newport sub-
Hughes Waiter James, High street Fountain William, watch & clock ma district, Saffron Walden union,
Hunt Thomas, Old Vicarage Frost Henry, draper Wicken road
Lawrence Misses, Shirley villa Ginger George Alfred, wheelwright Searle F. & J. nurserymen
Meyer Sir Carl Ferdinand bart. J.P Gough Alfred, maltster Searle Frederick J<Jhn, Hercules P.H
Shortgrove Grammar School (Rev. Frank Jl•hn Spalding Waiter John, saddler
Ponder Miss, Hi!!h street Sadler Wyeth M.A., B.Sc. head Staines Fanny (Mrs.), organist of
Staines John Henrv, •
Hillbank master) parish church & teacher of music
Strudwick Misses. Shirlev villas Guile Edmund, head gardener to Sir Stamp Alfred Kent. Railway inn
Tamplin Miss, Langham "villa Carl F. Meyer bart. The Gardens, Street .!.nna (Mrs.), dress maker
Templeton Major James, Hi!!h street Shortgrove Trott Philip, builder
Waterhouse William ~LA., J.P. The Harvey Charles, chimney sweeper Tudhope J a ne (Mrs. ),frmr. Whited itch
Links Heaton Jesse, farmer, Palletts farm Turner Charles. boot repairer
Wyeth Rev. Frank John Sadler B.D., Hill Charles Brooks, farmer, Pond Tymms Edgar Rd. Coach&Horses P.H
M.A., B.Sc. (head master of the Cross farm Watson Annie (Miss). shopkeeper
Grammar school) HolQ'ate & Sons, boot & shoe makers Webb Su:,an (Mrs.). new-. agent
Holgate Henry, shoe maker W edd Ellen (Mrs.), baker
Holman George, blacksmith Wells William George, farmer
NOAX HILL, 4 miles north-east from Romford, is a sessional division, union and county court district, and
villagf' I mile north by field path from Harold Wood in the rural deanery of Chafford, archdeaconry of Essex
station on the Chelmsford section of the Great Eastern and diocese of Chelmsford. The church of :3t. Thomas,
railway. This place was formed into a civil parish a chapel of ease to Romford. is an edifice of brick with
Sepi. 29, I895, from Romford, by Local Government stone dressings, in the Early English style, erected in
Board Order No. 32,951, dated ut Oct<Jber, r8g5, and 1B41-2 at the desire of Frances Caroline, wife of Sir
is in the Southern division of the county, Romford petty Thomas Neave, 2nd hart. of Dagnam Park (d. 1848),
 444 NOAK BILL. ESSEX.
who died 14 April, 1835, and consists of chancel, nave Post & T. Office; Noak Hill. Mrs. Eliza Clark, sub-
and a tower on the south side containing one bell : it postmistress. Letters arrive from Romford at 8 a. m.;'
was consecrated October 29th, 1842, by Charles James. depart at 6.30 p.m. Haverir.g, 2! miles distant, ia
Lord Bishop of London, and contains some fine stained the• nearest n1onev• order office
g-lass of ancient date : there are 200 sittings. Dagnam
Park, an extensive domain, is the seat of Sir Thomas Public Elementary School (mixed), for So children;
Lewis Hughes Neave D.L., J.P. The area is 1,594 acres average attendance, 6o; John R. H. Chippington.
of land and 4 ilf water ; rateable value of the parish is master
£2,069; population in 1911, 222.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Brooks Chas. farmer, Harold Hill frm Quilter James, farmer, Manor farm
N eave Sir Thomas Lewis Hughes hart. Butcher George, farmer, Spice pits Searle Caroline (Mrs.), farmer, Old
D.L., J.P. Dagnam park Clark Bernard William, shopkPeper Crown
Edwards John, gamekeeper to Sir Sheerer Heinrich, Bear inn
Prior Capt. Cbarles Lawrence, Dag- Montagu C. Turner
nam Priory Taylor Alf.red, farmer, Poplars
Gotheridge George, farmer, Maylands Watt Robert, farmer, Noak Hill .k
\Vatkins Maj.Frank B.Harold Hill frm
(postal address, Harold Wood) Wrights Bridge farms
Knight William, higgler Watt Robert, jun. farmer
COMMERCIAL.
Ottley William, hay & straw binder Wingrave Wm. Vincent, wheelwrigh\
Barker Ephraim, gardener to Sir T. Padfield Edward William, farmer,
L. H. Neave hart. D.L., J.P Dagnam Park farm
NOR TON MANDEVILLE is an ancient pari~;h, Capel Cure, of Shakenhurst, Salop, and held since i903
about 3 miles north-east from Ongar terminal station, by the Rev. Waiter Layton Petrie Th.Assoc.K.C. who
Qn a branch of the Great Eastern railwav. 10 north from is also vicar of and resides at Blackmore. On the heath
Brentwood, 7 south-west from Chelmsford and 24 from is a small Congregational chapel. John Lightfoot..
London, in the Western division of the county, Ongar Newall esq. is the principal landowner. The soil varies
hundred, petty sessional division and union, Brentwood considerably; subsoil, loamy. The chief crops are
county court district, rural deanery of Ongar, arch- wheat, beans and barley. The area is 775 acres; rate-
. deaLonry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The church able value, £g68; the population in 19II was 122.
of All Saints is a very small building of stone and Letters from Ingatestone arrive at 8.30 a.m. Th&
shingle in the Norman style, consisting of chancel and nearest money order & telegraph office is at Black-
nave, and a small western turret with weatherboard more, 2! miles distant. Wall Letter Box at Smithyp
spire, containing one bell: there are So sittings. The cleared at 9.15 a. m. & 6.30 p.m. week days only
register dates from 1783 only, the earlier ones having The school here has be6n abolished, & the children oow
been destroyed by damp. The living is a vicarage, net attend at High Ongar & Paslow Common Publie
yearly value £42, in the gift of Major George Edward 1 Elementary schools
Moro Duke Moro de,Mandeville court Foulds Robt. Duncan, farmer, Norton Maryon Brothers, farmers, Ladyland
COMMERCIAL. hall (letters through Ongar) Smith Arth. blacksmth.& horse breedr
Addison James, farmer, Dodd's far·m McKinlay V\'alt. farmer, Readings fm
BLACX NOTLEY will be found under the letter B. J WHITE NOTLEY will be found under the letter W•
.
OAXLEY (or Ugley). The name of this parish has I distributed in coal and clot.hing. Ugley Park, com-
been variously pronounced. Quercetum appears to have prising about 70 acres of wood, is maintained as a cover
been the name -by which it was known by the Romans, for foxes. Robert Cunliffe Gosling esq. of Hassobury,
from the locality abounding in oaks, and according to who is lord of the manor, William Fuller-Maitland esq.
Morant the name has been corrupted, by the pronuncia- of Stansted Hall, and Francis Devereux Lambert esq. of
tion of the Norman clerks, from Oakley to Ugley; it is Moor Hall, Cookham, Berks, are the principal land-
on the high road from London to Newmarket, between owners. The soil is mixed; subsoil, clay, gravel and
Bishop Stortford and Saffron Walden, 2 miles north-west chalk. The chief crops are wheat, barley and oats.
from Elsenham station on the main line of the Great The area is 2,121 acres; rateable value, £2,517; the
Eastern railway to Cambridge, Sl north from Bh1hop population in 19u was 335·
Stortford and 33 from London by road, in the Northern
division of the county, Clavering hundred, Saffron Wal- BOLLINGTON, now a hamlet of Oakley, half a mile
den petty sessional division, Bishop Stortford union and south-west, belonged to King Harold and was formerly a
county court district, Newport and Stansted rural distinct parish with a church of its own, a portion ol
deanery, Colchester arrhdeaconry and Chelmsford dio- which on its being pulled down was re-erected as a
cese. The church of St. Peter is an ancient edifice of chapel on the south side of Ugley church and has since
brick in the Early English style, consisting of chancel, been rebuilt by the late S. Sandford Poole esq. sometime
nave, transept, south chapel; south porch, organ chamber owner of Bollington Hall. Wades Hall is about half a
and an embattled western tower containing 3 bells: the mile west-south-west; both of these halls are now occu-
chapel on the south side was originally built from the pied as fa.rm houses.
ruin11 of Bollington church; the east window and others
are stained : the chancel retains a piscina : on the north OAKLEY GREEN is 1 mile south.
wall of the church is a plain brass, in good preservation, Sexton, J ames Reynolds. •
and apparently local work. to Richard Stock. who died Post Office. Ernest W. Oldham, sub-postmaster. Let-
3 May, 1568 : the parish chest, of wood and iron, with ters through I:!ishop Stortford arrive at 4.40 a.m. &
several locks, is ancient and well preserved : the church 12.55 p.m. & 7·45 p.m. (callers only); dispatched at
was completely restored and a transept added in 1866, u.so a.m. & 7·45 p.m. Stansted is the nearest
and has 200 sittings. The register dates from the year money order & telegraph office, a mile and a half
1560. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £no, distant
with 15 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Wall Letter Box at Chequers inn cleared at 7-45 a.m. k
Governor:; of Christ"s Hospital, and held since 1912 by 7.25 p.m. & one at Oakley Green cleared at 7.15 a.m.
the Rev. Alfred Ernest Woodward M.A. of St. & 7.15 p.m. week days only
Catharine's College, Cambridge. Charities, !eft by Public Elementary School (Church of England) (mixed).
Robert Buck, 162o; Thomas Buck, 1679; and Edward built about 186o, for 100 children; average attend-
Sandford, 1863, amount to £48 yearly, and are chiefly ance, 48 ; Miss May Well er, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Riches Charles, farmer, Wades hall
Alexander Charles A. The Cottage Bailey Jonas, steward to A. Alder Sell James, blacksmith
Connell Wm. Guild. Oaldey Green esq. Bollington hall Smith Albert (Mrs.),gravel merchant
Dodrl Major Edwd. A. The Bungalow Bunting Fred, farmer, Old farm Snow Frederick G. heer retailer
Lyle-Smyth Maxwell, White cottage Dix Waiter, carpenter, Oakley Green Suckling Sargent, Chequers P.H
Mas!ley Lewis Edmonds. Oakley Grn Harvey Mary Ann (Miss), shopkeeper Taylor Henry Charles, farmer, North
Picton Harold. Oakley Green Hicks Sumner, farmr. Homestead fm hall (letters should be addressed
Smith Mrs. Oakdene Hill Fred, White Hart P.H Quendon, Newport)
Tennant William A. Orford house Markwell Joshua, farmer, Crown & Trigg Frank, farmer, Oakley hall
Wilson Charles S. Gaul"s Croft Fieldgate farms Waterman James, farmer
lVoodward Rev. Alfred Ernest M.A. Oldham Ernest W. grocer, Post office Wright Charles, farmer, Fieldgate la
(l·icar), Vicarage Porter Fredk. farmer, Foxton's farm Wright John, farmer, Pal'sonage farm
GREAT OAXLEY is a village and parish, on Ramsey 1 station on the Colohe~ter and Walton-on-the-Naze line.
Creek, a fee-der of the Stour, and on the l'oad from Col-~ and 4 south from Wrabness station en the Harwich and
chester to Harwich, 5 miles north from Thorpe-1('-S(lken 1\lanningtree branch of the Great Eastern railway, 6
 DIR.t.CTOR V. J ESSEX. NORTH OCKEYDON. 445
south-west from Harwich, 7 south-east from Manning- There is a Wesleyan chapel in the village and a Primi-
14 east from Colchester and 65 from London, in tive Methodist chapel at Stones Green. Edward James
the North Eastern division of the county, hundred, Keeble esq. J.P. and Guy's Hospital, Lon<lon, are the
petty .sessional division and union of Tendring, Col- principal landowners. The soil is excellent, being a
chester, Clacton and Harwich joint county court dis- mixture of loam, clay and gravel; the subsoil is loamy.
trict, and in the rural deanery of Harwich, archdeaconry The chief crops are wheat, barley, beans and peas. The
of Colchester and Ch!>lmsford diocese. The church area is 3,324 acres of land, 5 of inland and 85 of tidal
()f .All Saints is an ancient building of stone and brick, water and 26g of foreshore; rateable value, £3,659;
partly Norman and consisting of chancel and nave and the population in 1911 was 8o1.
a belfry containing one bell : in the chancel is an Sexton, J ames Salter .
.inscribed stone "Slab to the Rev. Richard Drake M.A.
rector here 1718: there is a Norman font of polished Post. M. 0. & T. Office. William Sherwood Blowers,
marble, supported on five stone shafts: the church was sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Harwich at 7·40
restored in 188o, when the galleries wer~ removed a.m. & 12.55 p.m. ; dispatched at 9.25 a.m. & 6.35
and the pews replaced by open benches at a cost of p.m. ; sundays, arrive at 7.40 a.m. ; dispatched at
£,400: in 1909 the exterior of the church was restored 10 a.m
at a cost of £,500; during the progress of the work in Post Office, Stones Green.-Thomas Cooper, sub-post-
r88o a large flagstone was qiscovered, inlaid with a master. Letters arrive from Harwich at 8.ro a.m.
marble slab bearing an inscription to Sarah Savell, & 1.45 p.m. (for callers); dispatched at 6.10 p;n.;
daughter of Thomas Savell, of Great Oakley, ob. sundays, anive at 8.10 a.m.; dispatched at 9·35 a.m.
~6th March, 1619. A reredos was erected in r889, and The nearest money order & telegraph office is at Wh
in 1900 a stained window was presented by the late Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1a37 , en-
Major G. Cockle, in memory of his parents, and a new larg-ed in 1 e72 & again in 1395 , for 149 children;
organ provided. There are sittings for 2 5° persons. average attendance, 128; Oswald C. Atliin, master;
The register dates from the year I559· The living is a Mrs . .A.tldn, infants' mistress
rectory, net yearly value [,58o, with residence and 57
acres of glebe, in the gift of St. John's College, Cam- This school is under the Essex Education (Tendring
bridge, and held since 189o by the Rev. Delaval Shafto .Advisory) Sub-Committee; G. C. Holland, Technical
Ingram M.A. of that college. The Mission Room at institute, ~orth hill, Colchester, clerk; Rev. D. S.
Stones Green was erect-ed in 1886 as a memorial to the lngram M.A. correspondent to managers
wife of the Rev. John Howard Marsden B.D. vicar from Carrier to Colchester. William Cole, mon. wed. &
1840, and canon of Manchester: there are 150 sittings. sat. ; to Harwich, tues. & thurs
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. rChester Colin Edward, May Bush inn Lambert George, farmer. Stone hall
Blowers Miss, Vine cottage IClarke Brothers, butchers Lucas Fred, farmer, Broom farm
lngram Rev. Delaval Shafto M.A. [ Cole Robe,·t Swinborne, frmr.Holt fm Macrae John Donald, farmer, Skeig-
Rectory Cole William, carrier haugh farm
Jay John Matthews, Bleak house Cooper Thomas, carpenter & sub- Maun Alfred, farm bailiff to Mr.
Keeble Edward James J.P. Great postmaster, Stones Green & wheel- George Cooper, Marden's farm
Oakley hall wright, Great Oakley Murrills Ernest Wm. grocer & draper
Stuart Major James, Houbridge hall Cooper William, farmer.Malting farm Offord Ann (Mrs. ),baker & coal dealr
Wontner Mrs. Russell, Milpond (let- Creswell Sarah (Mrs.), baker Offorct Emily (:Mrs.), market gardenr
ters through Little Oakley) Day Jo;;eph, shopkeepr. Stones Cros~ Oiford James, market gardener
Wontner Eric Sewell, Milpond (let- Elhs Susannah (Mrs.), blacksmith, 1 Orrin Hy. Ge9. Swan inn,Stones GTn
ters throu!th Little Oakley) Stones Green Perry Leonard William, cycle agent
COMMERCIAL. Finch Wm. Herbt. builder,Stones Grn Rycraft Charles, butcher
Balls Alfred, blacksmith Golby Eliza(Mrs.),beer ret.StonesGrn Saunder-> J. A. Ltd. ironmongers
Biggs Horae& Lambert, miller(steam) Haward Brothers, grocers & drapers Sharp Frt>dericli, shopkeeper
"Blowers Edmund, agent for Essex & Hawldns Ernest Edwd. insurance agt Stanford Percy, farmer, Brooklands
Suffolk Equitable Fire Office & Joy Frederick, farmer, Great Oakley TaYlor Robert Randolph, farmer,
General Accident Insurance Co Lodge farm Dengewell hall
Blowers Jane (Miss), assistant ovt>r- Keeble Edward James J.P. farmer, Thompson Geo. farmer, Stones Grn
seer & clerk to Parish Council Great Oakley hall Tricker Susan (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Blowers Wm.Sherwood,saddlr.Post off Keeblt> Frank Cooper, insurance agnt Winward Herbert Hudson, The Three
Bones Jn.market gardnr.Stones green Kirkwood John & James, farmers, Cups P.H
Byles .Alfred, farmer, Malting farm, Friths farm Youngman Frederick, farm foreman
Stones Green , to E. S. Wontner esq. Sparrow's fm
LITTLE OAKLEY is a parish, 3~ miles south-we!!t been curate in charge since 1911. Here is a Wesleyan
from Dovercourt station, on the Harwich and Manning- chapel. Col. Sir Joshua Thellusson Rowley hart. of
tree branch of the Great Eastern railway, 4 south-west Tendring Hall, Stoke-by-Neyland, is lord of the manor
from Harwich, 16 east from Colchester and 67 from Lon- and the principal landowner. The soil is of mixed
<Ion. in the North Eastern division of the county, petty nature; -and the subsoil clay and sand. The crops are
"~'~sinnal division, hundred and union of Tendring, wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas. The area is 1,223
Colcht>~ter, Clacton and Harwich joint county court acres of land, r of inland and 5 of tidal water and 136
district, and in the rural dPanery of Harwich, arch- of foreshore; rateable value, £1,218 ; the population in
deaconry of Colchester and diocese of Chelmsford. The H}II was 293.
church of St. Mary is an ancient edifice partly of the Post Office. Mrs. Jane Deex, sub-postmistress. Letters
Decorated and Perpendicular periods, and consisting of received through Harwich, arrive at 7 . 10 a.m. & 12 .5
chancel, nave and south porch. With the exception of p.m. (to callers); dispatched at 7 .5 a.m. & 6. 50
the upper part of the tower, the church has recently p.m.; sundays, 10 . 15 a.m. Great Oaldey is the
been restored at a cost of £1,200, and was re-opened· by nearest money order & telegraph office,2 miles distant
the Lord Bishop of St. .A.lbans, June 7th, 1902, an
adjacent piece of land being at the same time conse- Pillar Letter Box, Cherry Tree. cleared at 10 a.m. & 7
crated as an addition to the churchvard. The church p.m. ; sundays, 10. 2 5 a.m
has many interesting features, inciuding an almost Public Elementary School (mixe.d), built in 1844, &
unique Priests' Door, constructed within a fine buttress. enlarged in 1894, for 6o children; average attendance,
"The register dates from the year rs 5 s. The living is a 54; Mrs. Isabella Robertson, mistress
-rectory, net yearly value .£2'Jo, with residence and 30 This school is under the Essex Education (Tendring
-acres of glebe, in the gift of trustees, and· held since Advisory) Sub-Committee; G. C. Holland, Technical
1-899 by the Rev. Francis Bishop M.A. of Christ's Col- institute, North hill, Colchester, clerk ; Rev. )f. S.
lege, Cambridge; the Rev. Max Sewell Wontner has Wontner, correspondent to the managers
Cottingham Mrs. Calebreck Fergusson Jas. farmer.Lit.Oakley hall Rowland John M. marl\et gardener
Wontner Rev. Max Sewell (curate in Hatch Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper Stock Samuel, farmer, New House &
charge), Rectory Nevard George, coal dealer White House farms
COMMERCIAL. Newman George Nicholas, Cherry Wallis Fredk. Percy, photographer
Bennett Jas. & Son, market gardeners Tree inn
NORTH OCKENDON (also called Wokendon, and 6 north from Grays station on the main line of the
Ockendon of the Seven Fountains, from the number of same railway, 6 south from Brentwood, 7 south-
springs in the parish) formerly belonged to King Harold east from Romford and 18~ from London, in the
II. and is a parish 2 miles north from South Ockendon ' South Eastern divi<:ion of the county. Chafford
station on the Grays and Romford branch of the Mid- hundred, Orsett union and petty sessional division,
land railway (London, Tilbury and Southend section), Grays county court district, and in the rural deanery

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 NORTH OCI<ENDOX. ESSEX. [KELL'Y'S

of Chafford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford 1 £so for the purchase of communion plate in 1704. A
diocese. The church of St. Mary Magdalene is a build- rent-charge of £3 yearly was given by Sir William
ing of stone and flint, in the Transitional, Early English Rmsell and a sum of £soo invested in 2! per Cents. -wu
and Perpendicular styles, consisting of chancel, nave, left by Daniel Russell esq. In the spring of '1858, some
north aisle, south porch, Poyntz chapel and an embattled labourers employed in trenching fields about. a mile and
l\Pstern tower of flint and stone containing 5 bells, 4 of a half east of the village, and partly in Bulphan, came
which were cast by Miles Graye, of Colchester, in r62r, upon the site of a Roman or Early English burial
and r by Philip Wightman in r6g5: the ancient font, ground, ascertained to extend over about 16 acres; the
formerly attached to one of the pillars of the nave, but graves were of various sizes and ehapes and easily
destro~·ed, was replaced in 1842 by another, in the Early discernible by the blackness of the earth they contained,
English style, given by the Rev. R. Croft: the chapel the natural soil being a yellow clay. James Herber'
on the north side, dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene, was Benyon esq. of Englefield, Berks, who is lord of the
for many years the burial place of the successive lords manor, and Champion Branfi.ll Russell esq. J.P. are the
of the manor: some ancient heraldic glass connected principal landowners. The soil is various; subsoil,
with the Poyntz family is now in the west window of gravel. The chief crops are wheat, beans, peas, and
the tower, and there are in the church many ancient and fruit growing. The area is 1,704 acres of land and 5 of
valuable memorials to the families of Poyntz e.nd Little- water; rateable value, [2,298 ; the population in 19n
ton, from the reign of Henry IV. to 1714, including a was 309· •
brass, with effigies, to William Poyntz esq. and Elizabeth Parish Clerk, Henry Cole.
hiif wife, ob. 1502, with 12 children; and one to John
Poyntz, son and heir of William Poyntz and patron of Post Office.-Hy. Coe, sub-postmaster. Letters through
the church, ob. 1547, with four shields; there is also a Romford; delivered at 7 &i 10.45 a. m. &i 6.55 p.m.
brass with inscription to Thomasyn, daughter of - to callers; dispatched 1.50 &i 6.50 p.m. ; sunday de-
Badby gent.. and wife successively to Robert Lathum livery, 7 a.m.; dispatched 6.50 p.m. The nearest
and William Ardall, c. I530; and more modern money order & telegraph office is at South Ockendon,
memorials to the Russells of Stubbers·. The church was I! miles distant
restored in I858, at a cost of [,1,ooo, by the late Richard
Benyon esq. of Englefield, Berks, and has since been Pillar :Box, at Corner farm, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & I-45
further renovated at a cost of £7oo: there are ISO & 5·55 p.m. ; sundays at 11.55 a.m
sittings. The register dates from the year 1570. The Wall Letter Box on Romford road, cleared 2.15 & 6.55
living is a rectory, net yearly value [330, with 37 acres p.m. ; sunday, 6.55 p.m
of glebe and residence, in the gift of James Herbert
Benyon esq. and held since I905 by the Rev. William Public Elementary (Church of England) School (mixed),
James Bettison M ..!.. of Corpus Christi College, Cam· rebuilt in I902 by James Benyon esq. for 120 children;
bridge. A charity of £2oo, left in 1640 by Richard average attendance, 58; Miss Goodwin, mistress
Poyntz esq. was applied to the purchase of Stedding Hill This school is under the control of the Orsett Education
farm, at Horndon-on-thP-Hill ; this benefactor also gave Sub-Committee
COMMERCIAL. 'Eve John George, farmer, The Hall
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Baker Harry, iai·mer, Home farm Eve Wm. Skinner.farmer,Manor farru
Bettison Rev. William James M.A. Cast Thomas, shopkeeper Gay Wm. John, farmer, Baldwin's fnn
(rector), Rectory Coe Henry, grocer, Post offict- Litton Alfred George, carpenter
Lander Miss, Russell cottag{l Cole Henry, parish clerk & carpenter Rogers Charles, farmer, Corner farm
Russell Champion Branfi.ll J.P. Cressey Henry John. blacksmith Strang Alex. farmer, Whitepost farm
Stubbers Drury Waiter, Old White Horse P.H
SOUTH OCKENDON (also called Wokendon and ' Congregational chapel, erected in 1812, with 300 sit-
Ockendon Rokely) is a parish and village, with a station tings, and a Wesleyan Methodist chapel. There is a
on the Grays and Romford branch of the Midland rail- c~metery of about I acre, the Parish Council acting
way (London, Tilbury and Southend section), 8 miles as a burial board. Here are several ancient mounds.
south-east from Romford- station on the Great Eastern James Herbert Benyon esq. of Englefield Hause.
railway and 20 from London, in the South Eastern Reading, who is lord of the manor, Francis H. D. C.
division of the county, Chafford hundred, Orsett union Whitmore esq. D.L., J.P. of Orsf'tt Hall, Orsett, and
and petty sessional division, Gra)·s county court district Sir Thomas Barrett-Lennard hart. of Belhus, Aveley,
and in Orsett and Grays rural deanery, Essex arch- are the principal landowners. The soil is various ;
deaconry and diocese of Chelmsford. The church of St. subsoil, gravelly. The chief crops are wheat, barley,
Nicholas, partially rebuilt and restored in r866, princi- oats, peas, potatoes and vegetables for market. The
pally at the expense of the late R. Benyon esq. of area is 2,927 acres of land and 8 of water; rateable
Englefield House, Berks, is a structure of flint and value, [5,658 ; the population in rgn was 1,329 in the
rubble with stone facings in the Early Pointed style of civil and 1,334 in the ecclesiastical parish.
the 12th and· 13th centuries, consisting of chancel, nave, By Local Government Board Order 22 , 350 , dated
aisles, north porch and a circular embattled wester11 March 24 , 1 ~88, Stifford Hill was transferred from
tower containing one bell, dated 1678, recast in 1865, South Ockendon to Stifford for civil purposes.
and a clock: the fabric appears to have been very
carefully built, the walls of flint being occasionally Parish Clerk, Henry Richardson.
bonded with blocks of stone and layers of tiles, while Post, M. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office.-Miss Alice
the masonry of the windows and doors is delicarely Ha~ler, sub-postmistress. ~ Letters through Romford,
wrought, the cornices enriched with carved bosses ond dehvered at 6.30 & 11.15 a.m. & 5 p.m. (callers
the parapets embattled: the elegant Perpendicular font only); dispatched, 1.40, 6.40 & 7.40 p.tn. ; sundays,
is octangular, and has deeply-screened panels inclosing delivery 6.30 a.m. ; dispatched 6.40 p.m. ; open on
quatrefoils on each face; the shaft is relieved by elon- sundays for telegrams, 8.30 to 10 a.m
gated panPls with cusped arches, and the plinth, which Wall Letter Box, near Pollard's farm, cleared I.3o tt
exhibits a series of fine mouldings, rests on a portion 6.I5 p.m. ; sundays, 8.30 a.m
of the original Norman font of Purbeck marble: the
church also retains an ornamental hour-glass stand, a Public Elementary Schools.
relic of Puritan days: the gabled porch is a wooden Council (mixed), rebuilt in 1913, for 240 children;
structure of the I5th century, underpinned with brick average attendance, r8o; Thos. J. Townsend, master
and flint work : the north doorway is a choice specimen Infants', rebuilt in 1913, for qo children; average
of Norman detail, enriched with billet and chevron attendance, 93; Mrs. Rosina Thomas, mistress
moulding and beaded wreaths : the church affords 450 These schools are under the control of the Essex Conntv
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sittings. The register dates from the year 1538. The (Orsett District) Education Sub-Committee, T. Jessop.
living is a rectory, net yearly value £469, with 17 acres Grays, clerk
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the exors. of the
late Rev. Perceval Laurence M.A. rector of Walesby, County Police, George William Vale,constable in charge
Lincolnshire, and· held since 1912 by the Rev. Joseph Railway Station, Arthur Robert Watson, station master
McKim M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. Here is a
PRIVATE RE"'IDE.'IlTS. Poulter Robert, Rose villa Attenborough George Urry, farmer,
Beck James, The Pollards Scamell Rev. Joseph Wakeford .!..T.S. The Grove
Cressey Miss, Edencrest (Congregational), The Manse Aylett Brothers, butchers
Denham Algernolil. Sion house Sturgeon Charles, The Hall Boreham Laura (Mrs.), shopkeeper
J ohnston Henry Sbpleton Boreham Robert, bricklayer
McKim Rev. Joseph M.A. (rector), COMMERCIAL. Cast Charles, farmer
The Rectory A.ttenborough Cecil, fruit grower Cast Waiter, baker
 DIRECT JR Y. J ES~EX. BWB ONGAR. 447
Coe Hesketh, farmer Ling John, cycle agent - Segger William, farmer, Park house
Collis Emma {Mrs.), shopkeeper Manning Richard Abraham, farmer, Smith Henry, hair dresser
Collis Thomas Arthur, ironmonger Little Belhus, Glasscocli:s, Street & Spencer Charles E. Plough P .H
Fleming John, farmer, Benton's & Quince Tree farms Springham ArthurGeorge,whee1wrigM
Kemp's farms Marvell Thomas, shopkeeper Sturgeon Charles & William, farmers
Grey Thomas, farmer, The Grange Mead Alfred John, pork butcher & millers (wind & steam), The Hall
Gurnett & Benton, ironmongers Mead Walter, beer retailer Taylor John Medwin, saddler
Hasler Alice (Miss), news agt.Post off Norton Frank J. P. Old King's Bead Taylor Samuel Geo. poultry farmer
Hayden Alice (Mrs.), beer retailer P.H Webb William, school attendance
Howland Stephen, boot repairer Osborne Henry, builder officer to the local advisory sub-
Hull Martha Ann (Mrs.), confectioner Pavitt J oseph, shopkeeper committee for the Orsett union
Johnston Henry Stapleton L.R.C.P. & Poulter Alfred, grocer (No. I district)
S. & L.M.Irel. surgeon & physician, Poulter John, undertaker West Ham Distress Committee's Farm
medical officer & public vaccinator Prior William, shopkeeper Colony (W. C. :Mullins, supt)
for the Ockendon district of the Pruce Ernest Arthur, blacksmith White William, bailiff to E. Hesel-
Orsett union Sayer Frederick George, fruiterer tine esq. Fen farm
Kim ber Alfred, grocer Scraggs David, farmer, Gt. Mollards
CHIPPING ONGAR will be found under the letter fl. •

HIGH ONGAR is a parish on the road from Chipping Lady Jane H. Swinburne. The soil is gravel and clay.
Ongar to Chelmsford and near the river Boding, I mile The chief crops are wheat, barley and roots. The area
north-east from Chipping Ongar station on the Great is 4,509 acres of land and 10 of water ; rateable value,
Eastern railway, and 23 from London, in the Western £8,ogo; the population in I9II was 1,176.
division of the county, hundred, petty sessional division
and union of Ongar, Brentwood county court district, ASHLY'NS, otherwise Gapps, 3 miles north-west, a
rural deanery of Ongar, archdeaconry of Essex and dio- hamlet in this parish, is remarkable for an ancient
cese of Chelmsford. The church of St. Mary the Virgin mansion here, now a farmhouse : here Thomas Howard,
is a building of flint in the Norman style, consisting of 4th Duke of Norfolk K.G. is said to have concealed
chancel and nave and a tower of brick at the south-west himself when charged with high treason for abetting
angle, erected in I858 and containing a clock and 5 bells, Mary Queen of Scots ; he was eventually beheaded 2
dated 161o, 1728, I746, 1773 and I822; the base of the June, 1572, and buried in the Tower.
tower forms a porch: the chancel was restored in 1884
and a stained east window has since been inserted at the MARDEN ASH is I mile north. The church of St.
expense of the present rector; there is also a memorial James, erected in 1884, is a small building of stone and
window~ erected in 1901 , to the late Frederick Noble flint, consisting of nave only, and will seat 100 persons.
and his son, George Nelson, and another, placed in Parish Clerk, George Phillips.
~904• to Mrs. H. E. J ones, of Marden Ash: there are Post Office. Edward John Brett, sub-postmaster. Let-
about 200 sittings. The register dates from the year ters arrive from Ongar, Essex, at 6.35 & 11.10 a.m.;
1538. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £840, dispatched 8.20 & II.2o a.m. & 6.10 p.m.; sundays,
with 92 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Mrs. arrive 6.35 a.m.; dispatched 9 a.m. Ongar is the
Dora Nesbitt, and held since 188I by the Rev. William nearest money order & telegraph office
Henry Bond M.A. of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Wall Letter Box, Nine Ashes, cleared at 9·45 a.m. &
There are also six almshouses, founded by the Rev. Dr. 6.45 p.m. week days only
Tabor in the 16th century. The charities, amounting Wall Letter Box, Marden Ash, cleared at 8.45 & 11.45
in the aggregate to £w, and consisting of numerous a. m. & r.5o, 7· 15 & 8 p.m.; sundays, 7· 15 p.m. only
small legacies from Ios. upwards, are yearly distributed Police Station, Charles Drane, constable in charge
in bread and clothing. The Fane Memorial Nursing
Home was built in 1901 by voluntary subscriptions in Public Elementary Schools.
memory of the late Rev. F. A. S. Fane B.A. vicar of High Ongar (mixed & infants'), built in 1867 & enlarged
Norton Mandeville 1854-go. Forest Hall, the property I887, for 160 children; average attendance, 6o boys
of John Walker Newall esq lord of the manor of & girls & 20 infants; Frank Whitbread, master; Mrs.
Newarks and Ashe Hall and the principal landowner, Dinah Whitbread, infants' mistress; :Miss Jessie
and now occupied by Harold McCorquodale esq. J.P. is Pepper, assistant mistress
a mansion of stone picturesquely situated in a well- Paslow Common (mixed), built in 1895, for So children
wooded park of 200 acres, and commanding an extensive & infants ; average attendance, 57 ; Mrs. F. Dodd,
view of the surrounding country. The other landowners mistress; Miss Emmie Dodd, infants' mistress
are Major George Edward Cape! Cure J.P. of .Shaken- These two schools are controlled bv Essex Education
burst, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop, the trustees of A. (Ongar District) Sub-Committee, Arnold Richardson,
Caton esq. Thomas Read: Hull esq. and the trustees of Or.gar, clerk
(Marked thus t receive letters Tidmarsh William Charles, Bilberry, Hadlev Alfred, artificial teeth manu-
through Ingatestone.) Marden Ash facturer, Brewery house
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Watson Rev. Robert Bruce Scoulan tHallows Harry Inman, farmer, Nine
Bond Rev. William Henry M.A. (rec- A.K.C.(curate, Fermoy,Marden Ash Ashes
tor), Rectory Hobby George Edwin, gardener to
Boram Benj. Oak hall, Marden Ash COMMERCIAL. Col. Gordon
Bucknole Henry Hallett, The Mill cot A.ger Arth. Robert, chimney sweeper Jackson Waiter, coal dlr. Marden Ash
Carter Frederic J.P. Marden Ash Ager Arthur William, photographer Kerr James, farmer, Wardens farm
Oomerford Hugh, Grays house t.Allison James, farmer, Spurriers (letters throug-h Bobbingworth)
tDressler Otto, Oaklands,nr.Blackmre tAmos James, beer retlr. Nine Ashes tKing Waiter, beer retailer, Paslow
tDyer W. Thomas, The Rookery tBass Henry Ebenezer, farmer, Nine Common
Fenn Waiter Patrick, Ashley lodge, Ashes tKnight John, wheelwright,Nine .Ashes
Marden .Ash tBonnington Chas.J.White Horse P.H tKnight Saml.wheelwright,NineAshes
Gibson Misses, The Elms,Marden Ash Brett Edwd. Jn. shopkpr.& post office Lawrence Georg-e, Wheat Sheaf P.H
Gilbert Mrs. Marden Ash Bryant Edward Stanley, insurance McMullen & Sons Limited, brewers,
Goodall Rev. Alfred (Congregational), a15ent, Marden Ash (stores) Marden Ash
Marden Ash Chambers Edward. farmer, New Maryon James, head gamekeeper to-
Gordon Col. Henry Wilson, The House farm H. MoCorquodale esq
Gables, Marden .Ash Cleaver Percv, farmer Matthew~ Williarn, blacksmith
Gordon Lieut.-Col. John .Andriai' Cooper Perc~; Phillip, Red Lion inn Mead John, wheelwright. King street
Davidson. The Gables, Marden Ash Coote Joseph Thos. insurance agent, Metson Arthur. farmer, King street
Grattan Matthew Henry, Braeside, ~arden Ash I Monk Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Marden Ash Craig Hugh, jun. farmer, Paslow hall Montgomerie John, farmer, Nash hall
Jones Henry Edward C.E., J.P. Mar- Dawsan Francis, school (boys & Montgomeri~ Wm. farmr.~hivE'rs hall
den Ash house g-irls). Marden .Ash Moore Emlly Jane (M1ss), dress
McCorquodale Harold J.P. Forest hall Deveni;:h Harry, fishmngr.Mard~nAsh maker, Marden Ash
Oldfield Mrs . .Ashmount. Marden Ash Fane Memorial Nursing- Home (Mis~ National Deposit Frif'ndlv Society
Pennington Bennett, Hillside, Mar- Ethel Cole, nurse; :Miss E. Jones, (Archibald George Houchin, sec.),
den Ash hon. sec) ::\'lard en Ash
Price Jeffery Charles Fox Caroline (Mrs.), beer retailer ~ewberv Richard, collector to the
Smith Chas.Landview ho.MardenAsh Furze James R. farmer guardians & relieving- & vaccination
Stock Edward Parris, The Cottage, Gemmill Andrew, farmer, Little officer for Ongar union, MardenAsh
Paslow Wood Common Forest hall
 -448 HIGH ONGAR. E~SEX. [KELLY'S

Noble Frederic M. brick & tile mak~r. tSimmonds George, farmer,Blewgates Thomas Ernest Joseph,rate collector,
Hallsford bridge Smith Ch~rles, solicitor, Landview school attendance officer &i clerk to
"Patience Francis Hermon,boot malier, house, Marden Ash Fyfield Parish Council
Marden Ash Spearman George William, builder Tween Farmer, farmer
"Peacocke Richard John, beer retailer tSteabben John, farmer, Orchard farm Vesey John, farm bailiff to William
Phillips Geo. shoe ma. & parish clerk tTheobald· Alfred, farm bailiff to T. Reid esq. Lorkin's farm
Pinch Lewis J. farmer (letters R. Hull esq. Common farm, Paslow Virgin Tom, Two Brewers P.H
through Bobbingworth) Common Westlake Herbert, beer retailer
"Ridge Thomas. head gardener to H. tWright Elijah, market gardener,
McCorquodale esq 1
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Paslow Common
'()RSETT (the Horse's heath) is a village and parish school and laid oat a recreation ground. The Literary
-on the road from Barking to Southend, 4 miles north- Institute was erected in 186o by the late R. B.
-east from Grays station on the Midland railway (Lon- Wingfield-Baker esq. of Orsett Hall, and concerts are
don, Tilbury and· Southend section), 10 south from given occasionally. Orsett Hall, the property and seat
Brentwood, 6 north from Tilbury Fort, 13 south-east of Francis Henry Douglas Charlton Whitmore esq. D.L.,
from R.omford and 24 from London via R.ainham ; it J.P. lord of the manor and principal landownel', sbnds
is the head of a union and petty sessional division in a park of 150 acres. The soil is pl'incipally loam,
(heM at Grays), in the South Eastern division of the ovel'lying gravel on the north side and day on the
county, Barstable hundred, Grays county court district, south side of the parish. The chief crops are the usual
.and in Orsett and Grays rural deanery, Essex arch- cereals and vegetables. The area is 4,242 acres of land
.d1'aconrv•
and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. and 4 of water; rateable value, £6,639; the population
Giles and All Saints is a building of flint with stone in xgn was 1,452 (including 17 officers and 272 inmates
'facings, consisting of chancel, nave of five bays, north in the workhouse) in the civil and 1,452 in the eccle-
aisle with chapel, south transept and porch and a siastical parish.
western tower of brick with a dwarf spire, containing
-6 bells, the sixth being add-ed, and commemoration
-services held, 24 April, 1886 : this church was of BAKER STREET is 1 mile south-west, and nearer
Norman foundation and rebuilt in the 13th century, Grays and the Thames.
but underwent extensive alterations in the Decorated · By Local Government Board Order No. 13,052, dated
period ; it is entered on the south side by a fine Dec. 17, x8Bx, the hamlet of Orsett was transferred to
Norman doorway: the east window is stained: and the Stock parish.
-ehancel retains three sedilia with Purbeck shafts, and a
trefoil-headed piscina: under the west window are five Post, M. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office.-William R.
-carvings in relief representing the five principal pvents of Ridgwell, sub-postmaster. Letters through Grays,
.Our Lord's life; these were the gift in 1887 of the lute delivered at 6.30 & 9·5 a.m. & 7.30 p.m.; dispatched
{)apt. Dig by Wingfield: the north chapel, which belongs 11.30 a.m. & 6.20 & 8.10 p.m.; sundays, delivery
to Fras. H. D. C. Whitmore, has been adorned by the 6.30 a.m. ; dispatch 6.15 p.m. The telegraph office
owner with a communion table, reredos and hangings: is open on sundays from 8.30 to 10 a.m

an elegant screen of the 14th century separates the nOI'th Wall Letter Boxes. Baker Street, cleared at n.35 a.m.
aisle from its chapel; and in 1893 was completely restm·ed &i 6.25 & 8.15 p.m.; sundays, 6.25 p.m.; Orsett ht>ath,
with the addition of a cross and folding doors, the work cleared at 8.5 a.m. &i 6.25 p.m. week days only
being executed by Charles Howard, of Orsett: in the
-same year two stained windows were erected, a brass
-eagle lectern and Bible, altar desk, processional cross ORSE'I'T R-URAL DISTRICT OOUNCIL.
'Gnd other gifts made to the church, in memory of Mrs. The parishes in the District are the same as in the
Whitmore, d. Nov. 1892: in 1884 a memorial window Union, with the exception of Grays Thurrock &i Chad-
was inserted to Digby Hanmer Richard WingfiPld l:'sq. well (Tilbury Urban District). The area is 38,084
-d. 1884: a chancel screen was erected in 19II to the acres; the population in 1911 was 18,443
memory of the late Admiral C. W. Bonham: the Council meets at the Workhouse, monthly~ thursdays at
tower was rebuilt early in the 17th century, and has xr o'clock. The Highways &; Finance Committee meet
.on its north wall a brass plate recording the benefaction at the Council offices, 2 Orsett road, Grays, monthly
Qf Thomas Hotofte, ob. 1495: the font is Perpendicular: Chairman, B. H. L. Williams esq. J.P. Buckland, East
there are brasses to Thomas Lathin, ob. 1485, -and
.Jane, his wife, with effigies; to Robert Kinge, parson, Tilburv•

-<~b. 1584, ret. 47• with verses in Latin and English,

.and a small mural brass of a civilian, c. 1535: a large
marble tomb with a recumbent figure, robed, com-
memorates John Hatt, attorney of the City of London
and once owner of this lor!fship : in the north chapel
are mural monuments to the family of Baker and a
brass to Dorothy Williamson, who reached the great age
of 104: within the communion rails are the memorials
of three rectors of this church, Rev. William Gilbert
D. D. ob. x64o; Rev. Matthew Styles D. D. sub-rector
-<~f Exeter College, Oxford, and proctor, ob. 10 Aug.
1652; and the Rev. M. Usko, ob. Dec. 31st, 1841: a
vestry was built by the then rector in 1865 and the
chancel aisle re-opened in 1870; and in 1881 a new organ
was placed in the church at a cost of £700 : the church
plate includes a communion cup and cover, dated 1575,
a flagon given by Mrs. Margaret Silverlock, and t""o
silver alms-dishes, given by D. Harper and the Rev.
Thomas Harper in 1677 and 1705: there are about 450
sittings. The register of baptisms and burials dates
from x66g; marriages, 167o. The living is a rectory,
net yearly value £6oo, with xo acres _of glebe and resi-
dence, built in 1843, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelms-
ford, and held since 1900 by the R-Pv. William Chat-
terley Bishop M.A. latt> Ft>Ilow of Emmanuel College,
-cambrid~e, and chaplain of Orsett union. The palace
of the bishops of London was formerly situated in this
parish, the site of whkh, known as "Bishop Bonner's
Palace," lies to the north of the church. Here is a
<Jongregational chapel, erected in 1839. At Orsett
Heath is an iron mission church. Charities, amounting
to £2oo yearly, arising from benefactions left in 1495
by Thomas Hotofte, by Alice, wife of Isaac Heminge,
in 1643, as well as by Ambrose Gilbert D.D. and others,
are distributed partly in coal, at the discretion of the
local trustees, under a scheme of the Charity Com-
-missioners: the trustees have also provided pensions
for certain poor of the parish, erected an infants'
Officials .
Clerk, James Beck, 2 Orsett road, Grays
Treasurer, Francis N. Tomldns, London & Provincial
Bank, Grays
Medical Officer of Health, Waiter Allingham M.R.O.S.
Eng. Orsett
EnginPer & Surveyor, Charles Frederick Wm. Marsh,
2 Orst>tt road, Grays
Highways Surveyor, F. T. Johnson, 2 Orsett road, Gray~
Inspector of Nuisances, John Hurst, 100 New rd. Grays
ORSETT UNION.
The Board meet at the Union Worl,house, every alter-
nate thursdav at I I a.m.
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Orsett Union comprises the following pa.ri.shes, viz. : -
Aveley, Bulphan, Chadwell St. Mary, Corringham,
Fobbing, Grays 'rhurrock, Horndon-on-the-Hill, Lang·
don Hills, Mucking, North Ockendon, South Ockendon,
Orsett, Stanford-le-Hope, Sti:fford, Little Thurrock,
West Thurrock, East Tilbury &i West Tilbury, The
area of the union is 41,298 acres; rateable value, Lady
Day, 1914, [243,371 ; the population in xgn was
40,870
Chairman of the Board of Guardians, W. S. Eve 0.0.
Manor house, North Ockendon
Clerk to the Guardians, Charles Asplin, High st. Grays
Assistant Clerk to Guardians &i Clerk to Assessment
Committee &; to the Orsett Joint Hospital District
Board, James Beck, 2 Orsett road, Grays
Treasurer, Francis N. Tomkins, London &i Provincial
Bank, Grays
Relieving & Vaccination Officr>rs &i Collectors to the
Guardians, No. 1 district, Alfred Herbert Morgan, 2'J
Crown road, Grays; No. 2 district, George Herbert
James, Orsett
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'NE'dieal OfficPrs & Publie Vaccinators, .!.veley district, Registrars of Births & Deaths, Orsett sub-district, Geo.
Peter Gifford Foulkes M.B., B.S.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., Herbert James, Orsett; Grays sub-district, Mrs. F.
L.R.C.P.Lond. Buchanan house, .!veley; Grays (East) E. Green, Lanhydrock, High View avenue, Gra.ys ;
district, Stephen Geo. Floyd M.D., B.S.Lond. Milton deputy, Rev. John J. Wiuser, 28 Sherfield road, Grays
house, Orsett road, Gra~·s; Grays (West) district, Registrar of Marriages, Edward Biddell, 38 Clarence
Anthony FewstE'r Blake M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. road, Grays
Bf'ntlH,
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Maidstone road, GraYS;• Ockeudon district,
H~nry Stapleton Johnston L.R.C.P. & S.Irel. & L.M. TERRITORIAL FORCE.
Dub. Sonth Ockendon; Orsett district, Waiter Alling- Essex Yeomanry, Orsett Troop, D Squadron, Major
ham ~LR.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., L.S.A.Lond. A. Buxton, commanding; 2nd Lieut. James C.
OrsPtt ; Stanford-le-Hope district, George Fawcett Chaplin, troop officer; Permanent-Stafi-Sergt.-Major
White M.D., B.Ch., B.A.O.Dub. Stanford-le-Hope; Biddie, drill hall, Prittlewell, Southend-on-Sea, drill
Tilburv district, Alfred Henderson Fowler M.R.C.S. instructor
En!!., ·L R.C.P.Lond. Conisborough, Peninsula road,
Tilbnrv Docks
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'The Wo:rkheuse was built in 1837, at a cost of about Police Station, Frank Eagling, constable
£9,000, & enlarged in 1907, at a cost of £6,337, & in
I9IO, at a cost of £5,882, for 290 inmates; Edward Public Elementary (mixed) School, with which is in-
William WiJ.son, master; Louisa Ada Wilson, matron; corporated .Anson's Charity School for boys ; average
Rev. William C. Bishop M.A. chaplain; Waiter attendance, 17'); William F. Fox, master
Allingham M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., L.S.A.Lond. Public Elementary (Anson's Charity) School for in·
medical officer fants, built in 1907, for roo children; average at·
1'he Isolation Hospital for the district is in Stifford Long tendance, 8o; Miss Ethel King, mistress
lane, Little Thurrock; Stephen George Floyd M.D., The Schools are controlled by the Orsett Education
B.S.Lond. medical officer; Mrs. E. M. E. Taylor, Sub-Committee, Turner Jessop, Quarry Hill, Grays.
matron; James Beck, 2 Orsett road, Grays, clerk to clerk
the Board School Medical Inspector, H. Emlyn Jones M.R.O.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. Brantwood, Palmer's aven.Grays
0RSBTT REGISTRATION DISTRICT. Conveyance. There is a vehicle to Grays railway station
:Superintendent .Registrar, Charles Asplin, Bank build- to mee-t the 9.52 a.m. & 12.32 & 4·44 p.m. up trains
ings, High street, Grays; deputy, William R. Silvey, & 9.50 a.m. & 12.40, 5-15, 5-24 & 6. I p.m. down
Bank buildings, Grays trains on every week day
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1 Church John M. insur. agt. Baker St Mciver Donald Alex. nurseryman
Cole Alien Charles, farmer Marsh Thos. Wm.contractor,Baker St
.Allingham Waiter Dorrington Alfred Wm. insurance agt Martin George, farmer
Bishop RH. William Chatterley M.A. Earl John, beer retlr. Orsett Heath Miller Thos. Rd. farmer, Ongar hall
(rector & chaplain of the union). Ellingford John, farmer, Baker StrePt Oakley Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Rectorv• Essex Yeomanry (Orsett Troop, D Baker Street
Braam Sydney A. The Old Rectory Squadron) (2nd Lieut. James Chap- Orr Robert, farmer, The Poplar.-.
{}haplin James C. The Manor
lin, troop officer; Permanent- Pacey Eliza Marie (Mrs.), The Fox-
Edllatdes Hon. George By. Orsett ho Staff-Sergt.-Major Biddie, Drill hound P.H
.Jones Rev. John T. (Congregational), hall, PrittleweU, Southend-on-Sea, Pettitt Henry, Cock P.H
The Manso
drill instructor) Pigg J oseph W. baker & grocer
Tapper Rev. Wm. James Th.A.K.C. Fielding Edward Percy, Whitmore Powell William, King's Arms P.H
(curate) Arms P.H l3aker Street
Whitmore Francis Henry Douglas Finch Emily (Miss), insurance agent Ridgwell Thomas, market gatdener
Charlton D.L., J.P. Orsett hall Finch William, wheelwright Ridgwell Wm. R. statnr. & post office
Wilson Waiter Stratton, Whitecrofts Goodwin Thos. market grdnr.BakerSt Russell Thomas, blacksmith
Gurney James, beer retailer Sanders Charles, plumber & painter,
COMMERCIAL.
Hall Ernest A. farmer. Hubblets Baker Street
.Allingham Waiter M.R.C.S.Eng., Hall Jn. Robt. farmr.Cherry orchard Smith .Albert, baker
L.R.O.P.Lond., L.S.A.Lond. sur- Harding Robert, job master Stanford Thomas W. beer retailer,
geon, & medical officer of health & Howard Alfred, carpenter Orsett Heath
public vaccinator for Orsett district Hug-gett Wa.lter, boot maker Sutton William, farmer, Loft hall
& medical officer for Orsett Union James George Herbert, relieving & Taylor John Medwin, saddler
workhouse vaccination officer, & collector to Tricker Geo. nurseryman, Baker St
"Bridge Maud Adeline (:Miss), shopkpr the guardians, No. 2 district, & Tuckett James, farmer, Whitfiel<J's
Bridge Sydney George, butcher registrar of births & deaths Orsett farm, Baker Street
Brown Thomas, farmer s11b-district & Infant Protection Underwood Wm. Arth. market gardnr
IJrnndish Reginald, shopkeeper Visitor Walden Chas. E. hair drssr. Bal•er St
Burford Harry, shopkpr. Orset~ Hth Judd .Albert, farmer Watt. William 0. farmer, Heath
{)handler Edwin, farmer, Orsett Hth Keeling Arthur, grocer Place farm
Chaplin James C. land agent to Lambert-Gorwyn William (Mrs.), Wordley Geo. farmer, Lorkin's farm
' F. H. D. C. Whitm<'fe esq. D.L., farmer, Conway's farm IWri~ht Joseph, thatcher
J.P. Manor office • Lindsay Henry, corn dlr. tBaker St Wyllie R1bt. farmer, Hill House frm
()VINGTON is a pari~h bounded on the north by the hrights annexed, joint net yearly value £335· with 70
river Stour, which here divides the county from Suffolk, · acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees
.2~ miles south from Clare station on the Sudbury and of the Brett family, and held since 1898 by the Rev •
.Haverhill branch of the Great Eastern railway, 7 east Cecil Waiter Brett M ..A:. of St. John's College, Oxford.
from Haverhill and ro north from Halstead, in the Here is a Congregational Mission Hall, opened in 1909,
~orthern division of tbe county, Hinckford hundred, to seat 130 persons. Mrs. Offord, who is lady of the
:Vorth Hinckford petty session:tl division, Rts!Jr1dge manor, and Francis .Arthur Vaizey esq. of Halstead,
union, Haver hill county court district, and in the rural are the principal landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil,
deanery of Belchamp, archdeaconry of Colchester and clay. The chief crop is barley. The area is 688 acres;
Chelmsford diocese. The church, assigned in modern rateable value, £591; the population in 1911 was 113.
~imes to St. Mary,_ is a s_mall an~ a~cient edifice of stone Letters through Clare (Suffolk), arrive by cycle post at
m the Early Enghsh st}le, cons1stmg of chancel, na~e,
7 a.m The· nearest mormy order & telegraph office is
~o~th porch an~ ~ small wester.n tower, of wood, with at Clare 2 miles distant
<~pne and contammg one bell: m 1881 the church was '
reseated with open benches, the chancel restored and a Wall Letter Box, Upper Farm, cleared at 7.30 a.m. &.
1ltained east window inserted: there are 9() sittings. 6.ro p.m.; sundays, 9 a.m
The register dates from the year 1550. The living is a The children of this parish attend the school at Tilbu· y
rector~·, with that of Tilbury and the chapelry of All-
COMMERCIAL. Whitbread Thos. Robt. farm bailiti t(J
Hrett Rt>v. Cecil Walter M ..!. Rectory Bit·d WHliam, farmer, Hole farm the exors. of the late William Ewer
French Art.hur Richard, beer retailer esq. Ovington hall
PAGLESHAM (Paklesham or Packasham) was in 1066 Rochford station on the Southend branch of the Great
1riven by Ingulf, abbot of Croyland, to Westminster .Abbey: Eastern railway. 9 north-east from Southend station on
it is a village and parish on the river Roche, behind the London, Tilbury and Southend railway, 6 miles by
Wallasea and opposite Burnham, 4 miles north-east from t.he fields, ferry and marshes, 13 miles by road from
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Shoebnryness and 41 from London. The parish is in 1 gravel. The chief crops are beans. wheat. barley and
• the South Eastern division of the countv, Rochford hnn- white mustard. The area is 2,016 acres of land. 22 of
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dred, petty sessional division and union, Southend inland and rs6 of tidal water and 132 of fo.reskore;
county court district, Canewdon and Southend rural rateable value, [2,393; the population in 19II was 40>
deanery, Essex archdea.conry, and diocese of Chelmsford. . .
The church of St. Peter is a building of stone in t-he EAST END 1s a hamlet a mlle and a half so_ut~-east_;.
Perpendicular style, consisting {)f chancel, nave, south a. ~art of Wal~as~a Island, called Gra~nells, 1s m tha
porch and an embattled tower containing 3 bells: the pansh. Th~ Mission Hall here, erecte~ m 1S~}3 at a cost
church was restored in 133 3 at a cost of £ 1, 700 , when of £2oo, w1ll_ hold ISO persons, and 1s now us~ for a
the east and wesli windows were filled with stained m~nt?Jy serVIce and as a club room;_ the 1nte and
-glass: there are ISO sittmgs. The register of baptisms bml~mg were presented by Zachary Pett1tt esq. of Loft-
and burials dalies from I7I9; marriages, 1733. 'fhe mans, Canewdon.
living is a rectory, net yearly value [282, with 18 acres Sexton, Edward Woolf.
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Post Office. Miss Emily E. Rice, sub-postmistres~
Peterborough, and held since 1905 by the Rev. William Letters arrive from Rochford, Essex, at 8.30 a.m.;
Fraser M.A. of Trinity Coilege, Dublin. The charities dispatched at 3.40 p.m. ; sundays, 10.20 a.m. Thtt
amount to [26 yearly. The oyster fishery has of late nearest money order office is at Canewdon ~ telegrap~
Yfars greatly diminished. Messrs. Zaehary Pettitt, office, Rochford, 6 miles distant
Arthur M. Nicholls and Frederick W. and Arthur Wise- Wall Letter Box, Church End, cleared daily 3·55 p.m.;
man own the largest beds. The Rev. William North sundays, 10.35 a.m
Andrews M ..A. rector of Boxford, Berks, who ~s lord of Public Elementary School, built in I849 & enlarged ia
the manor, Lieut.-Col. Sir .Augustus .Alex. Brooke· 1872 & I894, at a cost of [3oo, for 120 children; aver-
Pechell bart. and Percy J. Hutley esq. are the principal age attendance, 84; A. James Legge. master
landowners. The soil is middling loam; subsoil,
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Davis C. D. (exors. of), farmers, Nicholls Arthur Michael. oyster mer
Fraser Rev. William M.A. (rector), South hall & Stannetts Rice Emily E. (Miss), shopkeeperp
The Rectory Hutley Percy James, farmer, Cupola Post office
Hutley Percy James, Cupola house house & West Hall farm Robinson William, carpenter
Nicholls Arthur Michael, The Chase Hymas George Henry, farmer,Finch's' Saward Albert Harry,Punch Bowl P.H
Tarbet Wm. Gardner, Paglesham ho & Maule'.s farms Shuttlewood J. William, boat builder
Wiseman Arthur, Redcroft Kemp Edith E. (Mrs.), Plough & Wiseman Frederick W. & Arthurp
Wiseman Fredk. W. Buckland house Sail P.H oyster merchants, Buckland house
comrERCIAL. Meeson Henry, farmer, Church hall,
Atkinson William Thomas, shopkeepr East hall & Clements
P ANFIELD is a pleasant villag~ and parish near the I285, as an alien priory, in order to prevent money
river Pant, 3 miles north-by-west from Braintree sta- being carried thence to the enemy, a policy repeated
tion, on a branch of the Great Eastern railway, and by Edward III. in 1337-8 : the possessions of this
45 from London, in t:tle Eastern division of the county, religious house were restored on the estsblishmtntt of
Hinckford hundred, South Hinckford petty sessional peace and the inmates continued in their enjoyment
division (Braintree benoi:t), Braintree union and county till 1414, when all alien priories were totally sup-
court district, rural deanery of Braintree, arohdeaconry pres5ed and their property ve11ted in the Crown:
of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of after the Dissolution in 153B, it was granted to Sir
St. Mary is a small edifice of flint with Bath stone Giles Capel. Panfield Hall, erected in the year 1546, i1
dressings in tho Perpendicular style, and consists of a fine building, with a quadrangular tower and hand·
chancel, with organ chamber, nave, a fine old oak south somely clustered chimneys : it is now occupied by
porch and a small western tower with octagonal shingled George A. Newman esq. Major A. M. Tabor, of :BaTing-
spire containing 3 bells: in 1858 the church was restored don Hall, Bocking, who is lord of the manor, and the-
at a cost of [r,4oo: on the south side of the nave is a trustees of Guy's Hospital are the principal landowner&.
piscina: there are three stained windows, filled at the The soil is loam; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are-
cost of H. W. Burgess esq. a former patron, the east wheat, barley, oats and pasture land. The area is 1o49S
window being a. memorial to his family : among persons acres; assessable value, £937; the population in 19n
of liote interred here are John Cotton esq. ancestor of was 261.
the distinguished family of that name, of the Hall
manor, and Alice, his wife, ob. 1525, and to Richard PENNY GREEN is half a mile north-west.
Beale esq. ob. 1712: the learned John Ouseley, scholar,
divine and antiquary, was rector here from 1668 to Letters received through Braintree arrive at 8 a.m. & 3
1694: there are 170 sittings. The register dates from p.m. Wall Letter Box cleared at 8-45 a. m. & 6 p.m.;.
tbe year 1569. The living is a rectory, net yearly value sundays, 8.45 a.m. Backing, 1! miles distant, is the-
£240, with residence and 9 acres of glebe, in the gift of nearest money order & telegraph office
Mrs. Sadgrove, and held since> 19II by the Rev. Edward Public Elementarv :::ichool (mixed), built in 1875, 11t a
Symonds, Th.A.K.C. Half a mile north was formerly cost of between £3oo & £4oo, including the site, for
(1, priory of Benedictine monks, subordinate to the 70 children; average attendance about 35; Miss R-
abbey of St. Stephen, at Caen, in Normandy, and A. Ticehurst, mistress
founded from a gift by Waleran FitzRalph, in 1070, This school is controlled by the Essex County Educa-
of his little manor at Panfield to that house: on the tion (Brain~ree Distrkt) Sub-Committee, John Gleave,.
outbreak of hostilities between England and France County school, Braintree, clerk
in the 13th centuryj it was seized by Edward I. in
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Butcher George, "heelwright Lawrence Arthur, shopkeeper
Byford Waiter, farmer, Great Priory Lawrence Cbas. farmer, Little Priory
Browning George Challis Joe, Bell P.H Lawrence David, farmer
J oscelyne Ern est Jas. Panfield farm Gowers Harry, beer retail~>r Lawrence Samuel, farmer, Coldhall
Newman George A. Panfield hall Grubb William. shoe maker Ne\\Illan U. A. land agt.Pantield ball
Symonds Rev. Edward Th.A.K.C. Hodson & Chester, farmers Ratcliffe Bartlett, farmer & land-
(rector), Rectory Joscelyne Ernt>st James, farmer & owner. Lightwaters & Hill farms
COMlltlERCIAL. landowner, Panfield, Ivyhall, Silks SudburyGeo.poultt·y frmr.Harvey'11 (ID
A.mbrose John, farmer & Pe-rrychilds farms Whife Thomas, shopkeeper
Bantock Harry, farm bailiff to G. A. J oscelyne Reginald Ern est, poultry
Newman esq farmE'r, Panfield farm
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PARKESTON, see Harwich .
GREAT PARNDON is a village and parish, 3 miles and is an edifice oi stone and rubble in the Late Per·
south-east from Roydon station and ~ miles south from pendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, north and
Burnt Mill station on the Cambridge section of the south transepts, north porch and an embattled western
Great Eastern railway, 3~ south-west from Harlow, 6 to\\er, containing 4 bells, three of which were recast
north from Epping, 10 east from Hertford and 22 trom in 1902: the fourth bears the inscription, " Praise the
London; in the \t estern division of the county, Harlow Lord," x6I3 ; the stained east window is a memorial
hundred and petty sessional division, Epping union 1 to the family of J ohnson, and was inserted in 1877 :
Waltham county court district, and in the rural deanery the south-east window was presented by J. Todhunter
of Harlow, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford esq. to the memory of Her late Majesty Queen
diocese. The Todds brook flows through the parish. Victoria and the north-east window is in memorv •
of
· The church (name unknown) :stands on rising ground His late Majesty King Edward VII.; the reredos wa&
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pre,ented by Miss Sims: there are about 200 sittings.
Tht> register of baptisms and burials dates from 1547;
marriages, 1704. 'rhe living is a rectory, net yearly
u.lue .£345• with 28 acres of glebe and residence, in the
g1ft of the governors of St. Thomas' Hospital, the
tru~tees of the late Rev. H. W. Adams and B. E.
Todhunter esq. alternately, and held ~ince rgo8 by the
Rev. Herbert Sheppard M.A. of Clare College, Cam-
bridge. Here was anciently a convent for -canons of
the Prremonstratensian Order, founded or endowed· by
Roaer and Robert de Parringdon and Clement, son of
Re~inald, but removed in II8o to Beleigh, or Little
ES~EX. PATTISWICK. 4.51
Parish Clerk, Ed ward Harwood.
Post Office. Mrs. May Gouldsmith, sub-postmistress.
Letters are received through Harlow, arrive at 7·45
a.m. & 5·55 p.m.; dispatched at 9 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
Netteswell Cross is th~ nearest money order & tele-
graph office, 1~ milt's distant
Pillar Letter Box, Hare street, cleared at 9·I5 a.m. &
6.35 p.m.; sundays, 9·55 a.m
Pillar Letter Box, Brockles, cleared at 8.5 a.m. -& li. IO
p.m. ; sundays, 8.25 a.rr.
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l\hldon Abbey, where Robert de Mantell had built a Public Elementary Schools (mixed), built in r86r by
monastery, dedicated to St. ~icholas. Earl Cowley subsuiption & enlarged in I882 & r8g7, for 107 chil-
is lord of the manor. St. Thomas' Hospital, L. J. W . dren; average attendance, 98 ; Harry Bull, master ·
.A.rkwright esq. of Little Parnd.on, and Joseph Todhunter This school is under the control of the Essex Education
e•q. J.P. of King's Moor House, are the principal land- (Epping District) Sub-Committee, Herbert J. Good
owners. The soil is various ; subsoil, gravel and clay. win, High road, Loughton, clerk
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and roots. The
1re:1 is 2,23I acres; rateable value, £4,284; the popu- Police Station, F. G. Thoroughgood, constable
lation in 1911 was 556.
Harris Edwin, farmer, Broomfield ·
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMM::ERCIAL. Hooper Charles Wm. beer retailer
Bird William, Grosvenor house A.dams Fr-ederick, gardener to O.j Jackson Fredk. (Mrs.), wheelwright
Brown J. Perry, Todd's brook Christie esq J amieson J ames, draper
Christie Octavius, Northbrooks Baynes Jas. farmer, Hare Street farm Parndons & Netteswell Nursing
Clark .Arthur Henry, Hare street Blackburn William, head gardener to Association (Th-e) (Miss ~Iargaret
Fielding-Ould Robert M.A., M.D. J. Todhunter esq Dolling, Sherards cottages, district
The Priory Brett .Albert E. Cock P .H nurse)
Garratt Herbert, Barrows (letters Brown J. Perry, farmer, Todd's brooli Pyne Charles, farmer, Little Canons
received through Roydon) Brown Roland, farmer Seymour Fdk. Wm. beer ret. Hare st
Gripton , :Maunds farm (postal Caudell Charles, shopkeeper Seymour William, hurdle maker
address, Netteswell Common, Charter George & Sons, builders Sockett Edwd. farmer, Great Canons
Harlow) Chetwood Herbert, farmer, St. Tarling George, gravel pit owner
Sheppard Rev. Herbert M.A. (rector), Catherine's & Sumners Thompson .Adam, blacksmith
Sherards Church Wm.farmr.Fighting Cock frm Thurlow William, farm bailiff to
Slacke Randall, Passrnore Cottee Charles, shoe maker, Water la J oseph Todhunter esq.Brockles frm
Sockett Edward, Great Canons Garratt Herbert, farmer, Barrows Woodrow Alfred, gamekeeper to J.
Todhunter Jsph. J.P. King's Moor ho (letters received through Roydon) Todhunter esq. Woodlands cottage
LITTLE PARNDON is a village and parish on the and to Dame Sarah (Gore), his first. wife, d. rg Feb
nav·gable riv!'l' Stort, which separates it from Herts, r 1651, and others to the Turnour family: agaimt th~
mile south-we;;t from Burnt Mill station on the Great exterior south wall of the nave, and adjoining the -porch,.
Eastern (Cambridge section) railway, 3 miles west from 1~ . a headstone to Hester Woodley, d. May !3, -r767, -
Harlow, and 7 north f.·om Epping, in the western divi- with a long and curious inscription, describing her as
sion of the county, Harlow hundred and petty sessional the servant and " property" of the Woodley family,
division, Epping union, Waltham county court district, possibly a slave: the church was rebuilt in 1868, prin-
and in the rural deanery of Harlow, archdeaconry of cipally at the cost of the late Loftus W. Arkw:t;ight esq.
E,sex and. Chelmsford diocese. The ehurch of St. (d. 1889): the churchyard contains some fine larch
Mary is a small edifice of pebbles and flint with modern trees. The register dates from the year r622. The
G thic windows, and consists of semicircular apsidal !living is a rectory, average neb yearly value £r4o, with
chancel, and nave under a continuous roof, organ 26 acres of glebe and residence. in the gift of L. J.
chamber and vestry on the north side, south porch and W. A.rkwright esq. and held since 1904 by the Rev.
a western belfry of wood framing and brick, containing Philip Deedes M.A.. of Lincoln College, Oxford. The-
one bell; there are memorial windows to Ele1nor Yate rectory house, built in 1881, is pleasantly situated on.
Hemming. d. I8 Feb. I834, Francis Hemming, d. 28 an elevation in well laid out grounds at some distance
March, 186o; to :Maria Masson, d. 1873: the chancel south of the church. Parndon Hall is a modern mansion
ha~ a piscina and sedile, a11d is fitted with oak choir of red brick with Portland stone dressings, situated in-
stars; the nave has open oak benches: there is a well-wooded grounds of about 75 acres, to the right of
carved oak pulpit and reading desk and an eagle the road from Harlow to Roydon, and is the property
lectern: the font is of coloured marble, supported upon and residence of Loftus Joseph Wigram Arkwright esq
a pede~tal of freestone: on the north wall of the who is lord of the manor and chief landowner. The soil
ch<mcel is a cross in black marble to Fr:mcis Hemming, is mixed ; subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat.
captain of the Bombay Horse Artillery, d. at Bombay, barley and roots. The area is srB acres of land and 6 of
::\larch 28, r86o, and to his sister, Eleanor Yate Hem- water; rateable value, £2,505; the population in 19II
ming, d. Feb. I8, 1834: and there are mural monu- was 76.
ments to Edward Parson, a former lord of the manor LPtters through Harlow arrive at 7 .30 & 10 . 30 a.m.
of Parndon, d. Feb. 24, 1780, and to members of the ~etteswell Cross is the nearest post, money order &
Parson and Woodley families, and at the west end, on telegraph office, 1 mile distant
the north side, a large mural monument with pilasters
supporting an entablature and a scrolled shield of arms, Pillar Letter Box cleared at 10.25 a.m. & 6.35 p.m.;
and inscribed to Sir Edward Turnour kt. Speaker of the sundays, 10.25 a.m
House of Commons and lord chief baron of the Ex- The children of tfuis parish attend the Harlow and
chf'quer, in the reign of Charles II. d. 4 March, 1676, Netteswell schools, but principally the latter
Arkwright Loftus Joseph Wigram,] Church Stephen, poultry dealer
Parndon hall J COMMERCIAL. Clark William, farmer, Dorrington's
Brown John, Parndon lodge Brown Joseph, farm bailiff to L. J. W. farm, Rye hill
De£>des Rev. Philip M.A. (rector), .Arkwright esq j
Smith R. E. & Co. millers (steam .'A
Rectory Butler Chas. head grdnr.Parndon hall water), Parndon mill
P ATTIS WICK (PatPswick or Parswick) is a village to Eleanor Willet Tritton, was presented by her hus-
and parish, 4 miJPl'l paqt from Braintree station and 6 band: the chancel was restored about 1R82 at a cost of
north-west from KPlvPdon station on the Great Eastern £6oo, under the direction of Mr. Dampier, architect, of
railwav, 3 north-wpc;t from Coggeshall, and 49 from Lon- Colchester: the nave has been restored at a cost of £5oo.
don in the Ea~tPrn division of the county, Lexden bun- The register dates from the year 1677. The living is a
drPd Witham pPttv ~Pssional division, Braintree union rectory, net yearly value £r86, with 16 acres of glebe
anrl countv• Cflnrt district and in the rural deanery •
of and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of Chelmsford,
B-'lintree, archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford and held since 1905 by the Rev. Ern est William Banks
diocese. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a small M A. of Oxford l:niversity. The Bishop of London is
and plain edifi ·e of stone in the Gothic style of the qth lord of the manor, and Mrs. Reginald Duke Hill, of
century, con<~i'ltinQ' of chancel, nave, aisle, organ cham- Holfield Grange, Coi!Q"eshall, is the principal landowner.
ber and south porch: the east window, a memorial The soil is loam and clav; "'
subsoil, the I
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chief crops are wheat, beans and barley. 'I his parish (for callers) week days. Box cleared at 4·55 p.m.;
was anciently a hamlet of Feering, and contains 1,330 sunday.s, g.so a.m. The nearest telegraph office is a
acres of land and 7 of water; assessable value, £701; Stisted, 2 miles distant ; & Braintree & Coggeshall
and had a population in rgu of 281. . money order offices
By Local Government Board Order 22,339, dated Public Elementary School. (mixed), for 85 children;
March 24, r88g, Blackwater was transferred from Great I average attendance, 34; Miss Mabel Hale, mistress
1 This school is under the control of the Essex County
Coggeshall to Pattiswick.
Parish Clerk, Edward Alston. Education (Braintree District) Sub-Committel'. Job
Post Office. Frederick W. Amos, sub-postmaster. Let- Gleave, County school, Braintree, clerk
ters through Braintree received at 8.30 a.m. & 2 p.m.
COMMERCIAL. Smith Joseph, farmer & blacksmith,
PRIVATE RESIDENTS.
Brewer David, farm steward to Mr. Hall farm
Banks Rev. Ernest Wm. M.A. Rectory Joseph Smith Webster Hugh, miller (water), Blacj.
Smith Harris, Pattiswick hall Rayner Jonathan, Compasses inn water mill
Smith Joseph, farmer, Hall farm
PEBMARSH is an ancient village and parish, tra· 1912 by the Rev. Gerald Halsey M ..A. of Magdalen
versed by a feeder of the Colne, 3! miles west from College, Oxford. Here is a Baptist chapel. There are
Bores station on the Sudbury and Haverhill branch of charities of about £7 yearly, left by the Hon. and ReY.
the Great Eastern railway, 3t north from Earls Colne Edward Harbottle Bucknall; also a sum of about f.s,
&tation on the Colne Valley railway, 4 north-east from arising from a house and three-quarters of an acre or
Halstead, and 6 south from Sudbury, in the Northern land, and £r from Wincoll's charity, which amounts are
division of the county, Hinckford hundred, South Hinck- given yearly in doles to the poor of the parish. The
ford petty sessional division (Halstead bench), Halstead manor is extinct. Henry Basham Dickinson esq. J.P.
nnion and county court district, Halstead and Heding- Charles Page Wood esq. of Wakes Oolne, and John
ham rural deanery, archdeaconry of Colche><ter and William Nott esq. are the principal landowners. Tha
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. John the Bapti~t soil is chiefly heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops ara
is an ancien* edifice of brick and flint in the Decorated wheat, beans and oats. The area is 2,062 acres; rate-
style, consisting of chancel, nave of four bays with able value, £1,946; the population in xgn was 392·
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clerestory, aisles, south porch and an embattled western
tower containing a clock and 5 bells: the stained east DAGWORTH is a mile north-west.
window is a memorial to Francis Waiter Grimston, and Sexton, William Spurgeon.
was inserted in 1876; and on the south side is a
memorial window, inserted in r882, to the Hon. and Post, M. 0. &i T. Office. George Trendell, sub-pos~
Rev. Edward Harbottle Grimston M.A. rector of the master. Letters (which should be addressed Peb-
parish r8 4 r-8o, d. 4 May, r88r: there are several other marsh, Bores, Suffolk) arrive through Colchester to
stained windows, including one inserted as a memorial to Bures by mail cart, thence to Pebmarsh, at 7-30 a m
His late Majesty King Edward VII. : in the chancel is an & 2 · 15 p.m. ; dispatched at 10.40 a.m. & 6.35 Pm. i
ancient brass of a knight in armO'llr, cross-legged, sundays, 7·3° p.m
'beneath a large and fine, but much mutilated canopy Pillar Boxes. Cross End, cleared at 10.45 a.m. k 6.40
; and with marginal inscription: the effigy is believed to p.m. week days; on sundays at 7·35 p.m.; Buxtons
represent Sir William Fitz Ralph, who died c. 1322 : (or Cripple Corner), cleared at 8 a.m. & 6 p.m.; sun-
• there is also in the chancel a small brass, dated 1764, days, 8 a.m
to the Rev. Josephus Birch, a former rector: the in- County Police, George !!enry Calver, constable
- terior was restored and reseated in 1877, and there are Public Elementary (Church) School (mixed), built in
. 400 sittings. The register of baptisms dates from 1648; r85o & enlarged in r8g6, for g6 children; average
· burials, 1655; marriages, 1654. The living is a rectory, attendance, 72; J. Martyn Tresidder, master
net yearly value £330, with residence and 26 acres of This school is under the control of the Essex County
.glebe, in the gift of the Earl of Verulam, and held since Education (Halstead Sub-District) Committee
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Dawson Oliver Benjamin, farm bailiff\ Maslin Herbert, farmer
Cresswell Mrs to H. B. Dickinson esq Nott George Robert, farmer, The Oa.k
Dickinson Hv. Basham J.P. Le Mote' Dixey Mark, poultry dealer I Nott John Wm. farmr. Magnolia ho
Halsey Rev." Gerald M.A. (rector) Iiicldord John, King's Head P.H Reed William, farmer
The Rectory ' Hyslop Robert, farmer, World's end Smith E. & B. saddlers
Horner Bdward, The :Mill house Jennings Francis· J. shoplreeper Sturgeon Samuel, wheelwright
Layzell Waiter, blacksmith Trendell George, grocer, Post office
COMMERCIAL. Lewis Charles, farmer, Abbot's Watts Sidney, farmer, Byndes farm
Clarke Wm. carpenter, Sudbury rd McMartin David, private gardener to
Craig James, farmer, Spoons hall I Henry Basham Dickinson esq. J.P
:PELDON (or Peltington) is a parish on the road from denee, in the gift of Mrs. David Linds-ay Johnson, and
Colchester to Mersea Island, 5 miles t~outh-west from held since I9II by the Rev. Edga"r George Bowring M.A
Wivenhoe &tation on the Tendring Hundred branch of of Hertford College, Oxford. Mr. John Whitton Wilkin-
the Great Eastern railway, 7! south from Colchester son is lord of the manor of Peldon Hall, and the rector
and 56 from London, in the North Eastern division of lord of the rectorial manor, and the trustel's of the late
the county, Winstree hundred, Lexden and Winstree Mrs. Gibson, Messrs. Robert Store, William G. Fair-
onion and petty sessional division, Colchester, Claeton head and Mr. John Whitton Wilkinson are the prin-
and Harwich joint county court district, Colchester rural cipal landowners. The soil is heavy loam; subsoil,
deanery and in the archdeaconry of Colchester and loam. The chil'f crops are wheat, barley, oats and
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary the beans. The area. is 2,243 acres of land, 9 of inland
Virgin, erected in the 15th century, stands on a hill and and 2 of tidal water and 31 of foreshore; rateable
occupies the site of an ancient church recorded in value, £r,67o; the population in 19II was 409.
-Domesday Book: it is a building of stone in the Per- Parish Clerk, James Talbot.
pendicular style, consisting of chancel, nave, south Post, M. 0. & T. Office.-George Smallwood, sub-post-
porch and an embattled western tower, with pinnacles, master. Letters arrive through Colchester at 4·45
containing 2 bells: the church was thoroughly re- L d"
· b bs · t' t t
s t or ed m I 859 y su cr1p Ions a a cos o a ou f b t a.m. ou 1 p.m. ; 1spatched at u.3o a.m. & 7-40 p.m
f,goB, in the course of which several remains of an Public Elementary (Non-Provided) School (mixed), built
Early Norman church were discovered: there are 250 in 1833 & -enlarged in 1881, for 196 children; average
.sittings. The register of baptisms dates from 1725 ; attendance, 65; Mrs. Emma Green, mistress
burials, 1728; marriages, 1776. The living is a rectory, Carriers to Colchester. William Frederick Christmas ~
net yearly value £315, with 24 acres of glE-be and resi- Edgar Nicholas, to the 'Plough,' mon. wed. fri. & BBi
;Bowring Rev. Edgar George M . .!. Clarke Frank, farmer, Tye farm King Felix Thomas, nurseryman
(rector), Rectory Fairhead Percy, farmer, Home farm Mason George, farmer, assistant over-
Goddard Mrs. Mill house Fairhead William Golden, farmer-, seer for Peldon, Great Wigborough
Going James AllertoiF, Honour villa
Procter Ri<'~ard, Haxell s house
I Brick House farm
Frost Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper
& Ab~rton & clerk to Parish
Councll
Store Robert, Peldon lodge Green John, shopkeeper Mead Horace Charles, farmer
COMMERCIAL. Hall Benjamin M.B.Lond. surgtlon Nice Ameli a (Mrs.), Plough P .H
Christmas Edith (Mrs.), dress maker, (monday & friday) Nirholas Ed~ar, carrier
Rose cottage Harrison Henry, blacksmith Nicholas Herbert, baker
Clarke .Art.hur William, cycle agent • Hyam Clement, shopkeeper Procter Jsph. Hy. frmr. Ha:nll's farDI
 DIRE(.TOR\. J ESSEX. PIT SEA. 4J3
Pollen Jane (Mrs.), Ro:.e P H Simpson Goltlen, builder Wilkinson John 'Yhitton, farmer,
R1chardson George, farm ba1liff to Thomson Jas. farmPr, Butler's farm Peldon hall
Robert Store esq White Samuel Cam; &; Co. grocers
PENTLOW is a parish iln the river Stour, on the style was erected in the rectory gr{)unds by the Rev.
borders of Suffolk, 1 mile sout!h from Cavendish station Edward Bull M.A. rector here from I834, to the
on the Sudbury and Haver hill branch of the Great East- memory of his father; it is considered a fine work, and
-ern rwlway, 4 miles east from Clare and 5! north-west has a spiral staircase to the top, £rom which a fine
from Sudbury, in the Northern division of the county. view is obtained, above 45 churches being visible. The
hundred of Hinckford, North Hinckford petty sessional charities include (I) the rents arising from a small
jivision, Sudbmy union and county court district, and farm in Pentlow, left by Mrs. Susan Gooch, of Great
in the rural deanery of Belchamp, archdeaconry of Col- Livermore, now administered by a body of trustees,
chaster and Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. consisting of the rector, chnrc<hwardens and overseers,
George is an edifice of flint, in the Norman and Early a special confidence being imposed by the testatrix
English styles, consisting of apsidal chancel with n()rth in the rector; (2) George Kempe gave £26 I4S. 4d. for
chapel, nave, south porch and an embattled round tower the relief of 8 poor folk, but this has been lost and
at the west end containing 5 bells: in I!)o8 the tower the present rector has vainly tried to trace it; (3) " 'Ihe
was restored and the bells rehung at the expense of fine of the Alienation of Panels," whensoever it falls, was
the present rector: the original Norman church was given by George Kempe, to the reparation of the church
probably destroyed in the 14th century, after which of Pentlow for ever; but this, too, does not appear to b&
the present structure was Prected on the old founda- recognised. There are three manors, viz. Pentlow Hall,.
'ions, the tower being reared against the Norman west Bowes or Bower Ball, and Paines. Of these, Pentlow.
doorway; in the chapPl is a very fine monument, Hall is the chief. The noble families of Baignard,.
with recumbent figures, to George Kempe, ob. 16o6, FitzWalter, and Ratcliffe, Barons FitzWalter and Earls-.
J"ohn Kempe esq. his son and Ellinor his wife, together of Sussex, continued chief lords of it for a long time.
with the kneeling figures of their children, 10 daughter!! Under them it was holden by the families of Fitz-
and 4 sons: the chancel contains an altar tomb with Humphrey, Norman, Kempe &c. Paines Manor is an
shields of arms to the Felton family, bearing the date Early Jacobean house (16o7) and has been in possession
1542, but without inscription, as well as memorial of the Orbell family for three centuries. Henry Pearl
tablets to the families of Mathew and Buli: the font i~ e~q. is lord of the manor of Pentlow Hall. The prin-
"Early Norman, and has a I5th century canopy, which cipal landowners are Mrs. Julia Brand, of Brook Hall,
opens with doors: in I887 the nave and chancel of the Foxearth, and Henry Pearl esq. The soil is clay, loam
church was thoroughly restored at a cost exceeding and ~ravel; subsoil, various. The chief crops are wheat.
£z,ooo, under the direction of Mr. W. M. Fawcett, archi- oats, beans and barley. The area is I,888 acres of
tect, of Cambridge: the pulpit is a memorial to the late land and IO of water; rateable value, £1,492; the
Mrs. Edward Bull, and a lectern has also been pre- population of the parish in 19II was 224.
sented, and all the woodwork is of the best English Sexton, James Johnson.
oak: the only fittings retained were the Jacobean com-
munion table and the rails around it: there are 120 Wall Letter Box cleared at 6.45 a.m. k 6 p.m.; sun-
Rittings. The register dates from the year 1539 . and days, 6.45 a.m. Letters through Cavendish (Suffolk)
there is a list of rectors from 1323. ThE> living is a arrive at 7·45 a.m. & I p.m. The nearest money
rectory, net yearly valut- £ 275 . with residence and 27 order & telegraph office is at Cavendish, I! miles
acres of glebe, in the gift of and held since 1877 by the distant
RPv. Felix F.:dward Pepys Bull M.A. of Trinity College, Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1876, for
Cambridge, rural dean of Bel{'hamp. J.P. Essex, and mo children; average attendance, 20; Miss Jessie
F R.G.S. In 1859 an octagonal tower in the Tudor Dawson, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS Brand Stauley Edward, farmer, Jarvis James Thomas, gardener tQo.
Bull Rev. Felix Edward Pepfs M.A., Pagnells Ash farm C. F. Marsh esq
JP ... I Ebbs Thomas, farm bailiff to Rev. Mayhew Harry, fanrmn bailiff to Mrs.-
. . , FRG
. . . S . ( rec t or "" ru ra A J p S ·
dean). Rectory F. E. P. Bull M. ., . . klllits Julia Brand
M:arsh Chas. Fielding, Pentlow ball farm I Plumb Dnniel, higgler
Orbl'll Wm. Sparrow, Paines manor Garrett S. J. & Co. millers (steam 1 Smith Eddie Jn. H. frmr.Gooch's frm.
& water) Thurgood Charles. beer retailer
COMMERCIAL. Ives Edward, blacksmith Twinn Charles, farmer, School farm
Brand Jn. Purkis, f11nr.Buntings farm I Wells Sidney,farmer.Pentlow Hall fm
PILGRIMS HATCH, see South Weald.
PITSEA is a parish and village situated on thE> high ham. A burial ground of 1 acre ha!; been laid out by
road from Grays and 'l'ilbury Fort to Rochford and South- direction of the Parish Council; it adjoins the old
end, about I2 miles from each of the former and Io from churchyard ; the ground was acquired from the Land
~tach of the latter placl:'s, 33 from London, via Tilbury, and Company, in lieu of rights of way surrendered. Hewitt's
26} via Upminster, with a station on the Midland railway, charity of £so, invested in Consols, produces £I ss. 8d.
London, Tilbury and Southend section, at the junction ~·early. Major B. P. G. Blencowe J.P. of Thoby Priory,
of the lines from Barking throt1gh Upminster, and from Brentwood, who holds the manorial rights of Chalvedon
Tilbury, and is in the ~lid division of the county. Bar- Hall, in this parish, Mrs. Reade, of Billericay, and the
stable hundred, Brentwood petty sessional division, sub- Land Company are the principal landowners The soil
division of Billericay, Billericay union, Southend county is stiff clay; subsoil, almost yellow clay. 'l'he area is
court district, Orsett and Grays rural deanery, archdea- 1,676 acres of land, I7 of inland water and 44 of {me-
conrv• of Esse-,: and Chelm ~ford diocese. The church shore ; rateable value, £s.so6; the population in 19II
of St. Michael, standing on a picturesque knoll, is an was 721.
edifice of stone in the Perpendicular style. and consists Post, M. 0. &; T. Office (letters should have Essex
of chancel, nave, south porch and an embattled western added). Herbert John Cook, sub-postmaster. Letters
tower containing 3 bells: the church was rebuilt, with arrive from London at 8 a.m. & s.Io p.m.; sunday, 8
the exception of the tower. in I871: the church plate a.m. Box cleared at 11.30 a.m. & 7-I5 p.m. (May t()
mcludes a chalice, dated 1597, and a paten, dated 1692, October, 8 p.m.); sunday, 7.25 p.m
and engraved with the arms of Sir Samuel :Moyer (kt.), Pillar Letter Box, Vange Railway bridge, cleared at
of Pitsea Hall (d. 1716): there are wo sittings. The 10.45 a.m. & 6.50 p.m.; sunday, IO.Io a.m
register of baptisms dates from 1688; burials, 1738; Letter Box, Brightside, cleared at II a.m. &; 7 p.m
marriages. 1757. The living is a rectory, net yearly
value £280, with glebe of 16 acres, in the alternate Pit~ea Council School, erected in tgn, for 264 children;
presentation of the Hon. E. H. Dawnay J.P. and John aYerage attendance, 176; John Edward Bryant, master
¥. Heathcote esq. and held since I899 by the Rev. Railwar Station, Henry George Puncher, station ma,.tPr
Arthur Bertram Hutton L.Th. of the Universitv• of Dur-
(Marked thus t receive lett-ers Hut ton Rev. .Arthur Jlert ram L 1'h. COMMERCIAL.
through Wickford.) I (rect{)r), Recwry Bartlett Alfred Edwin, grocer
PRIVATE RESIDINTS. Knowlp~ Mrs. St. Elmo Bitton Abraqam, painter, Hill...,tde
tBurnett .Arthur. Hon·fi~lds McMeekin Thomas, lngl~!oook Bridger George, plasterer
Cook William, Brickhouse farm Naylor John, Crayland~ British Explosives Syndicate Ltmited
Dav~>v William. PitsPa haJ1 Pedler William Charle~, Weml•ley cot (J. S. Nicol, manager)
Davies R.>v. Emlyn Bolt B . .A., D.D. ShPldrake Charles W. Main street Burial Ground (Alexander Kilgour,
(Congre!!:ational). DPvoma tSmith .\lex. Elnt croft, Bovefields cll'rk to the Burial Authority)
Edmunds Horace, We•tfiellis Witham Chas. Edwd. The Anchorage Campbl'll C. & Sons, cartage contrs
 4.5! PITSEA. ES~EX. [ K.ELLY'8
Campbell John Wm. coal merchant Lacy Aubrey, builder Stock Cha~les, grocer
Cole George, "heelwright !+Lee Sidney, poultry frmr.Honfields Street Alexander, greengrocer
Cook HPrbt. John, draper, Post office Long .Arthur William,. grocer . Street~ Charles, shopkeeper
Crooks George, carmlttt Marshall & Mathewson, physicians & Tew John, shopkeeper
Evelin EdViard, Bull P .H surgeons Thompson James ~'\. B., M.D. phy.
Farrant William, insurance agent Mullender Matilda (Mrs.), mid\"l'ife, sician & sur!!Pon
Faulkner & Faulkner,physcns.&surgns 1 York villas Thorogood .Alfrl.Richd. Railway hotel
Field William, nurseryman Nielsen Edward, nurseryman Upson Frank Maurice, architect,
Ford Charles. carpenter Pigott Sarah (Mrs.), farmer, Great, Bull farm
Ford Jessie D. (Mrs.), confectioner Chalvedon hall Upson George Thos. farmr. Bull frm
Higgs .\lbert Ernest, frmr. Felmores Pike Henry Benjamin, boot maker ·White Henry & Step hen Manchester,
Jones F. G. & Sons, coal dealers Pinnock Henry, dairyman, Oakbank nnrsl'rymen
Kilgour .Alexander, fruit grower, & Reddington Ashley Wm. cycle agent Williams Hannah (Mri.), shopkeeper
assistant overseer & clerk to the Rushbrooke John, farmer, Burnt mill Wright William, buildeJ:
Parish Council Say Henry, dairyman
King Edmund Joseph, butcher Starling .Alfred Henry Ernest, grocer
PLAISTOW. Plaistow ward comprises the larger mission church, erected in 186o, is of brick, and
portion of the parish, and is within the Southern division has 26o sittings. St. John's Reformed Episcopal church.
of the parliamentary borough of West. Ham, and also situated in Plashet road, is an edifice of red brick,
included in the municipal borough of West Ham and in with stone dressings, in a freely-treated Gothic style,
that county borough, Becontree hundr~d, West Ham and consists of chancel, with organ chamber on the
union and Urban District, county court district of north and ve..stry on the south, nave and south porch,
Bow, and in the rural deanery of West Ham, arch- and there is one be.Jl: the site, valued at £8oo, was
deaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. It is given pri.-ately, and the cost of the structure was
within the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal court about £3,ooo: there are sittings for soo persons. There
and Metl'Opolitan p:1lice and in the Eastern Metropolitan ;:He :Baptist, Wesleyan, United Methodist, Primitive
i,{>Ostal district. The original ward of the parish corn- Meth-od·ist and Congregational .chapels, and a meeting
·prised Plaistow proper, Barkin2 road, part of Canning- house for the Societv of Friends, and one for th~ New
·Town and Silvertown, with the Royal Victoria and Albert Church, er Swedenborgians. The Queen's Jubilee Hall
·docks. The most thickly populated part of the district is attached to the Wesleyan chapel, and is used both
·is 4~ miles from Whitechapel church, by the Commer- as a Sunday school and for public meetings. The Eas~
cial and East India Dock roads, having the river Lee on London cemetery, situated in Grange road and l:elong-
the west. The Midland Railway (London, Tilhury and ing to the Ea1<t London Cemetery Co. was opened in
Southend section) has a station here and the Great 1872: it comprises 32 acres and contains two mortuary
Eastern branch line to North Woolwich has a station chapels. .A police station was erected in 1864: the local
in the Barking road, Canning Town. .An iron bridge force consists of 2 inspectors, 12 sergeants and 79 con-
of three arches was constructed over the river Lee stables. The Passmore Edwards Library, towards which
in rBro. The ecclesiastical parish of St. Mary was the late Mr. PastJmore Edwards contributed £4,000, is
formed 19 June, 1844, from the mother parish of a plain building in the Italian style, with storage for
West Ham; the church, a small edifice of brick in 15,ooo volumes, and the reading rooms will hold 140
the Tudor Gothic style, was completed in 1830, at readers: the memorial stone was laid by the Right
.a cost of £.hBoo, and consisted of chancel, nave and Hon. H. H . .Asquith K.C., M.P. Oct. 29, 1902, and the
aislt>~ and -west porch, and contained a monument opening ceremony was performed by Mr . .Andrew Car-
to Sir John Henry Pelly hart. d. 20 Dec. 1864: the negie, Sat. May g, 1903: the reading rooms were
new church, erected during the period r8go-g4, is a opened to thf' public )lay 19, 1903, and the lending
building in the Early English style, consisting of department May z, 1904. In the reading rooms 140
challiCel with side chapel, nave, aisles and baptistery, publications may be consulted. There are now
and will seat Boo persons. The regist.er dates from the 10,200 volumes, and in connection with the library is a.
year 1830. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value literary society, a lecture league, and a monthly illus-
£270, with residence, in the gift of ·the .vicar of West trated magazine, "The Plaistow Library Record," is
Ham, and held since 1884 by the Rev. Thomas Given· published. The Plaistow Fever Hospital, in SamMn
Wilson M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. St. Andrew's street, erected by the West Ham Corporation in r8gg,
is an ecclesiastical parish, formed Nov. 7, r87r, from is a lar~e structure of red brick with terra cotta
the parish of St. Mary, Plaistow, and is in ihe civil dressings, and has beds for 210 patient-s. St. Mary's
parish of West Ham: the ehurch was consecrated by Hospital for Women and Children, in Upper and London
the Bishop of Rochester on July 26th, 187o, and is a roads, was originally founded, as a Day Nursery only,
spacious and lofty building of stone in the Early English in r888: new buildings, in Upper road, were opened
style, consisting of chancel, nave and aisles and south in rgrr and contain 62 beds: the hospital is provided
porch: there are 550 free sittings. The register dates from with an X-ray department : there is also a roof
the year r87o. The living is a vicarage, net yearly garden. The old hospital, erected in 1893, is now
value £3o6, with residence, in the gift of the Bishop used as a nurses' home and as the out-patient de-
of Chelmsford, and held since 1911 by the Rev. Thomas partment: the Medical Mission, previously a parochial
Henry Dale M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin. St. institution, is now amalgamated with the t.m:pital.
Katharine's mission church, erected in 1Bgr, is a The population of the Plaistow Ward, West Ham County
Btrnctnre of brick, seating 250 per-sons; Rev. Ralph Borough, in 19II 'was 35,246. The population of St.
Lawton )1oore M.A. has been curate in charge since Mary (ecclesiastical) was 22,388, and of St. Andrew.
Igro. St. Martin's mission church, in connection with 33·549· The rateable value is included in the civil
St. Andrew's, erected in 1894, is also of brick in parish of West Ham.
the Gothic fi~yle, and affords 250 ISittings. St. Philip's Verger (8t. .Mary's), H. 0. Bailey.
OFFICIAL ESTABLISH.\'IE~TS, LOCAL INSTITUTIONS &c.
Postal Sortiug Office, High street 1
Helen Fraser M.B., :B.S.Lond. assistant physician;
Post, M. 0. & T. Office, 57 High street E.-William I Miss Louisa Brandreth Aldrich-Blake M.S., M.:B.Lond.
Potter, postmaster A. E. Kennedy ~LR.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. & Mis.s
Maud Mary Chadburn M.D., B.S.Lond. surgeons;
M. 0. Offices:- Miss Jane Holland Turnbull M.D., B.S.Lond. a~sistant
245 Barking TOad E. Miss .Annie Fyfe, sub-postmistress surgeon; Miss .Amy Sheppard M.B.Lond., D.P.B.
647 Barking road E. Mrs. Sarah Liddall, sub-post- Carob. ophthalmic surgeon; Miss M . .A. Blair ~.D.,
mistress B.S.Lond. amesthetist; :Miss Hilda Kate Whittingham
365 Barking :road E. A.rchibald R. Kerslake, sub-post- M.B., ILS.Lond., D.P.H.R.C.P .S.Lond. pathologist;
master (Telephone Call Office) Miss Christian Constance Bernard L.M.S.S ..A. radio-
61 Plashet road E. Edward John March, sub-postmastr grapher; Miss Turner M.B. resident medical officer
10 Terrace road E.-James Kirkpatrick, sub-postmaster Customs & Excise Office, 778 Barking road, H. Haw~
522 Barking road E. James T. Stewart, sub-postmaster torne, surveyor
East London Cemetery, Grange road, H. W. Littler
I F .I.C.S. manager & sec.; Rev. Laurence Percy .Archer..
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS. I Shepherd ~LA. (Church of England); Rev. T. Maloney
Canning Town Women's Settlement Hospital, Balaam (Roman Catholic) & Rev . .A. J. Gibbens (Noncon-
stret>t, Miss Louisa Woodcock )!.D., B.S.Lond. formist), chaplains
Robert :M. Leslie M.D., B.Sc.Lond. & Miss Louisa Fire Brigade Station, 189 Balaam street, Robert W.
Hamtlton M.D., B.S.Lond. physicians; Miss Margaret 1 Lissenden, station officer
 DIRECTORY.] ESSEX.
Maternity Charity & District Nurses' Home, Ho ward's
road, Miss 0. Pritcha.rd, lady superintendent
MetropolitaD- Polic& Station, K Division. Barking road,
Thomas Peel, inspector in charge; William Brompton,
inspector
Passmore Edwards Public Library, North street, D.
McDougall, librarian
Public Baths, Balaam street, James D. Sutton, supt
011een's Jubilee Hall, Swete street
Recreation Ground, l:lalaam street & Greengate street,
James Shepherd, supt
.St. Mary's Hospital for Women & Children, Upper road
& London road, A. E. Kennedy M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
E. B. Randall M.D.Lond., M.R.C.S. & S. J. Wareham
F.R.C.S. hon. medical officers; G. W. Roll M.B.,
B.C.<Ai.mb .• F.R.C.S.Eng. hon. ophthalmic surgeon;
.J. W. H. Eyre M.D., M.S.Durh., D.P.H.Camb. hon.
bacteriologist; C. White M.D., M.S., F.R.C.S.,
M.R.C.P. gynrecologist; S. J. Wareham F.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P. surgeon ear, throat .. & nose; R. W. A.
Salmond :M.D., C.L.M., D.P.H.Aberd. surgeon X-ray
department; Leon Levene M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.
Lond. residt>nt medical officer; Edward Wing
Twining M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. assistant
medieal officer; .A. Ernest Wilkes A.C.I.S., F.C.R.A.
sec; Miss Kate L. Ray, matron
West Ham County Borough Plaistow Fever Hospital,
Samson street, John Biernacki M.D.Glas., L.R.C.P. &
S.Edin. medical supt
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
()ollecton of King's Taxes, George Archibald McDo""all
F.A.I. 377 Barking road; Nicholas George Anstey,
521 Barking road & Arthur Charles Loury, 425
Barking road
Medieal Officer, Plaistow District, & Public Vaocinator
for part of West Ham, West Ham Union, Angus
Endicott Kennedy M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. ug
Balaam street
1ledical Officer for part of Plaistow & Hudson's, West
Ham Union, Henry Fairfax L.M.S.S.A.Lond. 496
Barking road
Believin~ Officen~, No. 2 District, West Ham Union,
Frederick Albt-rt Wadsworth, 158 Plashet road; No.
13 District, West Ham Union, Edward Tucker, 5
Wanlip road
PLACES OF WORSHIP. with times of services.
St. Mary's Church, St. Mary's road, Rev. T. Given-
Wilson M.A. vicar; Rev. Ralph Lawton Moore M.A.
Rev. George Bernard Hamilton Bishop B.A. Rev.
William George Jones B ..A. & Rev. Charles Magraw
M.A. curates; 7, 8, I I & 11.45 a.m. & 3 & 6.30 p.m.;
daily, 7-30 & 10 a.m. & 5.15 p.m. (wed. & fri. 7.30
p.m)
St. Andrew's Church, St. Andrew's road, Rev. Thomas
Henry Dale M.A. vicar; Rev. John Leslie Maddocks
B.A. Rev. Cyril John Wall Henslow M.A. Rev. Fredk.
Arnold Cox & Rev. Philip Polhill Darke B.A. curates;
7, 8, 9.30, IO.go & II.I5 a.m. & 3 & 6.go p.m.; daily,
7 & ro a.m. &; 8 p.m
St. Katharine's Mission Church, Chapman road (in
eonnection with St. Mary's parish church), Rev. Ralph
Lawton :Moore ~.A. curate in charge; 8 & I0-45 a. m.
k 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 a.m
~t. Martin's Mission Church (in connection with St.
Andrew's church), Boundary road, served by the
elergy of St. Andrew's; 8, IO.I$ & I I a.m. & 3 & 6.30
p.m.; daily, 7-30 a.m. & 8 p.m
:St. Philip's ~ission Church, Whitwell road, Rev. HE-nry
Erneo;;t Hardy B ..A. & Rev. Norman Hosegood Pole
Th.A.K.C. curateo;;; 7, 8, 10 &; n a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
daily, 6 & 7 a.m. & 7 p.m. ; tues. & sat. 8 a.m
!Japtist (Barking Road Tabernacle). Rev. Robert Rown-
tree Clifford A.T.S.; XI a.m. & 6.30 p.m
!Congregational (Union), :Balaam street, Rev. Waiter
Stanley Lamb A.T.S.; II a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; mon. 8
tt.m.; wed. 7-45 p.m
'Congregational (Greengate), Barking road; n a.m. &;
6.30 p.m. ; tues. 8 p.m
New Church (Swed£>nborgian), Plashet road; 11 a.m. &
6.30 p.m
Primitive Methodist, Colne street (Custom House Cir-
euit) ; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
. Primitive Methodist. Stratford rd. (West Ham Oircnit),
Rt>v. Clark Hallam (supt.); I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
t.hurs. 8 p.m
St. John's Reformed Episcopal Church, Plashet road,
Rev. H. P. Muruford, curate; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.;
wed. 8 p.m
Society of Friends' ~eeting House, 36 North street ; 1 r
a.m. lii 7 p.m
PL.AISTOW. 455
United Methodist. Harold road (London (Forest Gate)
Circuit), Upton Manor, Rev. Henry William Bainbridg~
(liupt.); 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 8 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, High st. (Upton Manor Circuit),
Rev. Joseph Hopkins; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Wesleyan Methodist, Barking road (London Seamen's
Mission), Rev. Chas. Alex. Duthie; I I a.m. &. 6.30 p.m
Congregational Mission Hall, Southern road; 6.30 p.m
Congregational Mission, Watson st. ; 12 uoon &, 7 p.m
Plymouth Brethren Meeting Room, Lower road;
ministers various; II a. m. & 6.go p.m
St. Andrew's Mission House (Sisters of Bethany), 11a,
St. Andrew's rd. Sister Agnes Mary, sister in charge
St. Andrew's Parish Hall, St. .Andrew's road
St. Mary's Church Hall, Russell street, Rev, T. Given-
Wilson ~LA. vicar
St. Mary's Parish Hall, St. Mary's road, Rev. T. Given-
Wilson M.A. vicar
St. Philip's Mission House, 42 Balaam street
St. Thomas' Mission, Northern •oad, Rev. ';1.'. Given-
Wilson M. A. vicar; 7 p. m
Salvation Army Hall, Upper road; I I a.m. & 7 p.m
London City Mission Hall, Balaam st. John Matthew.s,
missio11.ary; sun. 2.45 & 6.30 p.m.; tues. 7-30 p.m
Gospel Hall, Beaumont road; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m.
Mission Room, 31 Kelland road; I I a.m. & 6.30 p.m
Convent of Franciscan Missionaries of Marv, •
Rev.
Mother Saint Michael, provincial, Bethell aven11e
PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Balaam street (boys, girls & infants), erected for 46o
boys, 460 girls & 572 infants; average attendance, 425
bays, 444 girls & 507 infants; D. Rist, master; Miss
Ford, mistress; Miss Sa:xby, infants' mistress
Cave road, erected for 480 boys, 480 girls & 617 in-
fants ; avt>rage attendance, 390 boys, 393 girls & 304
infants; Charles W. Truelove, master; Mrs. lsom,
mistress ; Miss K. Harold, infants' mistress
Credon road, erected in 1896, for 480 boys, 120 junior
boys, 48o girls & 556 infants ; average attendance. 445
boys, 394 girls & 426 infants; G. P. Clarke, master;
Miss Akers. mistres>~; Miss Black burn, infants' mist
Denmark street, erected in r885, for 420 boys, 360 girls
& 543 infants ; average attendance, 380 boys, 333
girls & 415 infants; Waiter George Mortlock, master;
Miss :Maud Prosser, girls' mistress; Miss Cull, in-
fants' mistress
Gran~e road, erected in r88r, for 498 boys, 430 girls &
406 infants; average attendance, 414 boys, 392 girls
& 385 infants; J. T. Phillips, master; Miss M. J.
Hi bell, girls' mistress ; ~iss .A. J. Munn, infants' mist
Grange road (West Ham Council School for Mentally
Defective Children), built for 8o children; Miss B.
Hewitt, mistress
Grange road (West Ham Council School for Physically
D~>fective Childrt>n ), built for 40 children; Miss B.
Hewitt, mistress
Harold road, erected in rgor, for 460 boys, 460 girls &
632 infants; average attendance, 376 boys, 37') girls
& 339 infants; H. A. Donald, master; Miss E. Sin-
clair, mistress; Miss C. Prosser, infants' mistress
Holborn road, erected in 1903. for 520 boYs, soo ~rls &
58o infants; average attendance, 480 boys, 430 girls
& 390 infants; Waiter G. Houghton B.A. master;
Miss M. H. Spinner. mistress; Miss A. M. Schottler,
infants' mi>;tress
Sew City road, erected in 1897. for 4Bo boys, 480 girls
& 540 infants; average attendance, 445 boys, 430
girls & sor infants ; Edward Hildred, master; Miss
Margaret Pittman, girls' mistress; Miss L. M. Wat-
ling, infants' mistress
North street, enlarged in 189o, for 350 boys, 295 girls &;
322 infants; average attendance, 293 boys, 260 girls &
269 infants ; Henry Davis, master; Miss F. Allin,
girls' mistress ; Mrs. Collins, infants' mistres8
St. Helen's, Bethell avenue (mixed), built in 1907, for
507 children; average attendance, 312 boys & girls &
r6o infants; Miss M. J. Maher A.C.P. mistress; Mis11
Helt>n Porter, infants' mistress
Stocl, street, erected in 1887, for 420 bo~·s, 420 girls k
464 infants ; average attendance, 404 boys, 39S girls
& 411 infants; Jesse Weaver Smith, master; Miss
Dyer, girls' mistress; Miss O:xley, infants' mistress
Upton Cross, Pla;;;het road, erected in r885, for 410
boys, 300 girls & 445 infants; average attendance,
320 boys, 270 girls & 290 infants; W. J. Field •
master; Miss E. Davies, girls' mistress; Mrs. Woa-
banl,, infants' mistress
St. Andrew's, St. Andrew's road, enlarged in r8gr, for
249 boys, 199 girls & 189 infants; average attend-
ance, 200 boys, 180 girls & x6o infants; . Francis
Pearce, master ; Miss Gauntlett, girls' mistress ; Mis;a
Ives, infants' mistress
 456 PLAISTOW. E8~EX. [ .KI:LL't'S.
Electric Trams.-Canning Town to Victoria & Alberu
CONVEYANCE. Docks (via Becton road), Aldgate to Manor Pars
Railway Station, High street, Matthew Foster, station & Ilford (via Bomford road), Aldgate to Leytonstoae..
master Whipps Cross, Baker's Arms & Epping Forest (via.
Leytonstone road), Stratford to Wanstead Flats (vi&.
Electric Trams pass through from Barking to Iron Romford road)
lh idge, Poplar, Stratford to Victoria & Albert Docks, :Motor Omnibuses.-Upton Park to Elephant & Castle,..
l.anning Town to Stratford (via Hermit road), Iron Plaistow to Earl's Court, East Ham to Putney t:
Bridge, Poplar to Wanstead Flats, Wanstead Flats to Barking to Acton Vale, pass through
Victoria &; Albert Docks, Stratford to East Ham & to -
Green 9tree't (Barking road) (via Upton Park) & Ley- CARRIERS TO LONDON.
ton to Victoria & Albert Docks Carter, Paterson & Co. Ltd. London Parcels l>flliVel'J;
Co. & Pickford.s Limited, daily
Marked thus t receive letters through Fisher John Tulloch. 83 Balaam st Molson Jn. Cavendish, 17 Plashet rd.
Oanning Town. Foale Mrs. A.. I6 Plashet road Monaghan Phillip, 13 Stopford road
Fuller Albert, 34 Stopford road Monk Miss, 53 Dacre road
PRIVATB BBSIDENTS. Gahagan Rev. Frederick C. (Cath.), Moore Rev. Ralph Lawton M.!_
Adamson James, 9 Stopford road 746 Barking road (curate in cha.rge of St. Katba-
Allison Daniel M.B. 669 Barking road Gask Chas. Herbert, 760 Barking rd rine's ), 29 Ceeil road
Bainbridge Rev. Henry Wm. (Uniterl Gibbs William George, 119 Crofton rd Mor'Hs .Albert, 2 Plashet road
Methodist), 71 Stcpford road Given-Wilson Rev. 'l'homas M.A. Osborne Mrs. 6I3 Barking road
Ball William, 3 Stopford road (vicar of St. Mary's), Stopford road O'Sullivan Carl, 762 Barking road·
Barnardo Miss, 18 Stopford road Gooch William, 478 Barking road Parker Francis P. go Cecil road
BBrry Mrs. 21: Stopford road Hallam Rev. Clark (Primitive Metho- Parks Stephen. 23 Stopford road
:Biernacki John M.D. Plaistow Fever dist), 51 Cecil road, Upton Manor Patterson John, 74 'l'errace road
hospitul, Samson street; also IJ Hammond Henry, 6I Stopford road Pipe George W. 79 Dacre road
Wimpole street W Hansen Carl Rudolph B.A., M.B., Randle Charles, 12 Plashet road
Bishop Rev. George Bernard Hamil- Ch.B. 249 Plashet road Reid ..lllan G., B.Sc. 73 Balaam stree~
ton B.A. (senior curate of St. Hardy Rev. Hemy Ernest B.A. Reynolds Henry, 6 Stopford road
Mary's), 70 Cecil road (curate of St.Philip's),42 Balaam st Ricketts Frederick, 24 Plashet road
Banner Judson, I4 Stopford road Hegan E., M.B, 54 Terr~We road Salmon Alfred, 164 Plashet road
Bra.dy Jas. Augustine, 14 Plashet rd Henslow Rev. Cyril John Wall M.A. Sampson William, 8 Plashet road
Brady John Howard, 36 'ferrace road (curate of St. .A.ndrew's), 85 Crof- Sanderson Charles, 20 Plashet road
Bullock Benj amin, IO Stop ford road ton road Scott Harry .Marchant. IS Plsshet rcr
Cartwright Robert Peploe M.B. 336 Hill Sydney Charles, 673 Barking rd ScrivenPr Albert W. 6 Plashet road
Queen's ;road Hirst Henry Albert, 25 Stopford road Simpson Miss LilianG.688 Barkin~ rdl
Challa.ns Frank M.D. 49 Plashet roa(l Hodder Robert John, 87 Stopford rd Smith Rev. Albert A.K.C.L. (chap-
Charlesworth G., B.A. 463 Barking rd Hone Thomas Fredk. 721 Barking rd lain Constance Fairbairn Memorial'
Cheetham Miss R. Settlement house, Hopkins Rev. Joseph (Wesleyan church), 15 Stopford road
Cumberland road Methodist), 76 Selwyn road Smith Joseph Tertim: B.Sc. Richmond'
Clarke John, IO Plashet road Hunns Samuel T. 20 Stopford road house, Richmond street
Clifford Rev. Robert Rowntree Irons William, 727 Barking road Smith Richd. Denson, 497 Barking rd
(Baptist), 433 Barking road Ismn Mrs. I Cecil road Templeton James, 62 Grafton rd. ntba
Cocks Waiter, I Stopford road Jones Rev. John B. (Catholic), 746 Thomson Mrs. n Stopford road
Coombs Edward, 36 Crescent 1·oad Barking road Thorogood George, 9 Plashet road
Cox Rev. Frederick Arnold (curate of Keable Alfred George, 26 Plashet rd Tipple Charles, 585 Barking road
St. Andrew's), St. Andrew's road Kennedy Angus E. I 13 Balaam street Turner Jame~ Charles, 78 Stopford rlf
Craddock Henry Edgar, 84 Dacre road Knott George John, 2 Stopford road Turner Mis~ V. C., ~LB., B.S. Medi-
D'aeth Waiter Cowdell, 47 Prince Lamb Rev. Waiter Stanley A.T.S. cal Mission hospital, Balaam street
Regent's lane .(Congregational), 1 Howard's road Twining Edward Wing M.R.C.S ...
Dale Rev. Thomas Henry M . .A.. (vicar Lawrence Mrs. 4 Plashet road · L.R.C .P. St. ~iary's hospital, Upper-
of St. A.ndrew's), The Vicarage, Lee Mrs. 72 Terrace road road
St. Andrew's road Levene Leon .M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. St. Tydeman Mrs. 66 Cecil road
Darke Rev. Philip Polhill B.A. (curate Mary's hospital, Upper road Veryard Alexander, 19I Balaam st
of St. Mary), 8I Crofton road Maddocks Rev. John Leslie B.A. Watson John W. 166 Plashet road·
Darlow A. Durban ho. 8g Stopford rd (curate of St . .Andrew's), 85 Crof- Webb John, 5 Cecil road
Dhonau Phillip, 85 Stopford road ton road Weeple Mrs. 5 Stopford road
Duthie Rev. Charles Alexander (Wes- Magraw Rev. Cha.rles M.A. (curate of Weller John, 15 Stopford road
leyan), 437 Barking road St. Mary's), 53 Terrace road Williams Mrs.Rosa Morris,48 Cecil r<i
Edwards George, 28 Plashet road Mann James Staples, 19 Stopford rd Wilson Mrs. 12 Stopford road
Edwards John Herbert, 18 Plashet rd Martin .Albert Edward, 3 Cecil road W oodforde A. 64 High street
Ellis .A.lbert William, 4 Stopford rd Mathl'son William Robert !.her- W ortley ~frs. 269 Barking road
Enders Georgl', 22 Plashet road crombie, I7 Stopford road Yeates Henry Hanks, 7 Stopford ro:r({
Eyre Mrs. 2 CeciJ road Matthews John (mjssionary), u8
Fairfax Henry, 496 Barking road Balan.m street
COMMERCIA I,. AJves John, greengrocer, 18 Gordon street
Ambrose W. & Co. caramel manufacturers, 1a, Pelly rd.-
Early closing day, Thursday. T ..l " Dextros•_m, London ; " T N I292 East
Abbott Geo. Henry, insurance agent, 59 Harold road .\mbrose Edward, hair dresser. 598 & 6oo Barking road
Abbott John Amos,tobacconist & news agt.265Ba.rking rd Ambrose Esther (Miss), draper, 220 Bala3m street •
Abel John Henry, builder, 29 Northern road Ames Wm. Herbt. qycle maker, I2 Prince Regent•s lan&·
Abrahams Jacobs, draper, 391 Queen's road Amos George, baker, 4 Third avenue
Abramowitz Myer, draper, 302 Queen's road Amos )iartha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, ~ Mayfield road
Ackrell Louisa (Mrs.),shirt & collar dresser,I86Queen's rd Anderson Samuel Henry, dairy, 104 Plashet road
Adams Frank, dining rooms, 87 High street .lndrews Clara (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 179 New Barn street
.\dams George A. beer retailer, 202 Balaam street Andrews Jane (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 100 Stratford rd'
A damson Emma (Mrs.), wine, spirit &; beer retailer, .\ ngu!'\ J ames, shopkeeper, 93 Balaam street
35I Barking road A.nsell William, shopkeeper, I2 Richmond street
.\dcoclt Edward, tobacconist, 79 Stratford road Anstey, Sons & Dorling, auctioneers, surveyors k;
Ager Edward & Co. builders, I03 Broadway house agents. 521 Barking road (T N 308 East Ham)
.\Jdridge Arthnr Edwin, shopkePper, 38 Lnton road & I I & 12 Finsbury square E C. T N 63I9 LondoBI
Alexander Richard, grocer, I Terrace road Wall ·
Allard Frank, carman, 68 New Barn street Anstey Nicholas George, collector of King's taxes, 5211
Allchin Jesse James, confectioner, 30 Pelly road Barking roarl
Alien Alfred John, boot maker, 22 Upper road Archer A.lice (Mrs.), marine stoFe dlr. 147 Whitwell rdJ
All en John, boot maker, 92 Balaam street .\rmstrong William, shopkeeper, 18 Milton road
Allison Daniel M.B., Ch.B. physician & surgeon, 66g A.rnold Charles, butcher, 49 Stratford road
Bark.ing road .\ rpeno Francesco, greengrocer, 58 Plashet road
Almeroth William John;· shopkeeper, 3&5 Queen's road Arrowsmith William, boot repairer, 52 Queen'& road
Alper Samuel, draper, 353 Queen's road Atkins Frank Albert, beer retailer, 344 Grange road.
·,~\lsfor-:1 ~-\lfred, carpenter, 16 Blanche street A.ttwood Rudkin .John. shopkeeper,. 36 Libra road
 DIR.t:C fORY, J EtiSEX.
Atwell .A. &; Son, grocers, 43 Stratford road
.1-ubrey Charles, china & glass dealer, 318 Queen's road
.1~·1ett Thomas William, beer retailer, 45 St. Mary's rd
.hlett
•
William C. beer retailer, 1 First avenue
Ayres Henry, greengrocer, 5 Whitwell road
A.yres John William, shopkeeper, 37 Kelland road
Badcock John, general dealer, 44 Grange road
Bailey, Fox & Co. silk mfrs. 103 Queen's rd. T N 1277 Ea si
B:liley Martha & Maria (Misses), dairy, 14 Terrace road
Bailey George, hair dresser, 250 Barking road
Bailey John, insurance agent, 89 Patrick road
Bailey Sidney, baker, 48 Balaam street
Baker .Alfred, butcher, 27 Stratford road
Ball Edwin, master mariner, 140 Plashet road
Ball Kate (Miss), dress maker, qo Plashet road
Ballantyne & Shepard, printPrs, 40 Harold road
Balnaves Charles, shopkeeper, 53 Salmen road
Bandy William Robt. confectionet·, 43 Prince Regent's la
Hanks Charles Frederick, boot repairer, 25 High street
Baptist Tabernacle Guild House (Mrs. Louisa McGee,
caretaker), 409 Barking- road
Barclay Charles Henry, hair dresser, I Ingal road
Barham Frederi<'lr, fruitPrel', 292 BarJdng road
Barker J. & Co. builders, 5 Credon road
Barker George, beer t·etailer, 4 Samson street
Barker Kate (Mn.), oil shop, 34 High street
Barking Road Timber & General Supply Co. (A. D.
:Meers, manager), 252 Barking road
Barlass William, cycle repairer, 628 Barking road
Batlow .Alfred, shopkePper, 87 Rochester avenue
Batlow James Henry, coal merchant, r Harold road
Barnard & Norri.-, g-rocers, 200 Balaam street
Barnard .-\lice E. (Miss), milliner, 19 Balaam street
Barnard Edward .Arthur, cycle maker, 403 Barking road
Baronowitch Jacob, gramophone dealer, 272 Queen's rd
Bftrrett George Hamilton, baker. 2 Northern road
Jlartlett John, confectioner, 31 Pelly road
Bartlett Thomas Henry, grocer, 2 Upperton road
Bat~ford Dorothy (Mrs.), Northumberland Arms P.H.
299 Barking road
Baum Harris, draper, 365 Queen's road
llaum Joseph, draper, 341 & 361 Queen's road
Baxter James & Sons, builders, 31 Plashet road
Baxter Henry Charles, grocer, so Upper road
Baxter William George, insur. agent, 142 Plashet road
lleaman William Thomas, tailor, 129 Greengate street
Bean & Ringwood, acetylene gas generator manufac-
turers, 32a, St. Mary's road. T N 279 East Ham
Bt-ar Daniel, ne"\\os agent, 38 St. Mary's road
Beasley Stephen, butcher, 294 Barking road
Beauchamp John, fried fhh dealer, 35 Pelly road
Beck John Charles, baker, II7 Stratford road
Beckwith Wm . .Alfred & Son, plumbers, 136 Broadway
Bedwell _\.rthur, wholesale grocer, 438 to +t2 Barking
road. T N 3612 East
Bed\lell Harry, jun. grocer, 164 Plaistow road
Beer John Robert, laundry, 84 Jlalaam street
Hell Abraham, rubber mPrchant, 41 .Milton road
Bell Minnie (Mrs.), draper, 343 Queen's road
Henardes John, boot repairer, 375 Barliing road
"8enjamin Morris, draper, 367 Queen's road
Bennett Charles Erne~t, cycle agent, 259 Barking road
Hennett Cyril William, upholsterer, 578 Barking road
Bensted Christopher Charles, coal mer. 70 Denmark st
Bensted Robert WaltPr, coal merchant, 12 CrP.don road
BPntley Fredk. Actolphus, furniture dlr. 64 Plashet road
RPrchall George H. Earl Derby P.H. ng London road
Berkham .Alfred Thomas, r.hopl;:eeper, 2 Eastern road
Berlinsky Mendel, draper, 331 Queen's road
Berry Hy. horse dealr. 33 New Barn st. T N 1943 East
Bethell Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Brown's road
Bevan Charles, furniture rPmover, 82 Harold road
Bew Robert John, decorator, 2 Credon road
Bick Brothers, cycle repairers, 144 Greengate street
Bicketts John .Andrew, credit draper, 691 Barking road
Bicknell Emily M. (Mrs.), milliner, 326 Queen's road
Birch Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 46 Denmark street
Bird Frederick, coal dealer, 28 Denmark street
Birkett William, artificial teeth maker, 519 Barking rd
B1shop Clara Harriett C:Mrs. ), herbalist, 9 Graft on rd.nth
Bishop Edward · William, boot maker, 34 Stratford road
Black Jane (Mrs.), underclothing ma. I a, Braemar rd
Blagrove Thomas, florist, -1-9 Balaam street
Blake William Hy. laundry, 4 Sarah vik Tunmarsh la
Blaney James Russell, laundry, 137 Plashet road
Blanks .Alfred, greengrocer, 17 High street
Bliss James, grocer, I91 Grange road
Block Alfred .Alexander, dairyman, 674 Barking road
Bloe Alfred, chimney sweep, 135 Queen's road
Blows Harry, grocer, 594 &; 596 Barking road
Blnnden Frederick ..!rthur, beer retailer, 58 Brook's rd
B atwright John, confectioner, 57 Balaam street
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Bond Harry, insurance agent, 48 Bea1irice street
Bond William, shopkeeper, r8 Sutt{)n rood
Banner Georg£' William, gramophone dlr. 2 Stratford rd
Booth Robt. Erlwd.Thos.Libra Arms P.H. 53' Stratford rd..
Borrett Edgar, laundry, 9 Terrace road
Boswell William, shopkeeper, 40 Queen's road
Bottches Riohard, hair dresser, 8 Balaam street
Bouldin Edward George, grocer, 5r Whitwell road
Bourn Richard, pawnbroker, 2 & 4 High st:ree1i
Bourn Wm. Henry, marint> store dealer, 36 Queen's rd
Bowling Henry Fredk. boot maker, 173 Queen's road
Boxell Thomas, coal dealer, 56 King street
Bradley George William, shopkeeper, 64 London road
Bradstock John, butcher, 7 Upper rd. & 59 Stratford rd
Bralossky Nathan, shopkeeper, 262 Queen's road
Brasier Henry, shopkeeper, 278 Queen's road
Brassington Rose (Mrs.), beer retailer, 148 Grange road!:
BremnP.r Martha (Mrs.), confectioner, 7 40 Barking road
"'rett Henry James, news agent, 3 Whitwell road
Brient William John, laundry, 206 Balaam stree•
Bright James, corset maker, 37 Balaam street
Brinn John, custom house officer, 2 Dacre road
Bristow Charles, news agent, 3 Queen's road
Bristow John, boot & shoe maker, IT9 Stratford :road
Bristow Robert G. grocer, 26 & 28 Whitwell road
British Di~count Stamp Co. (Thomas David .Andre"ll~,..
manager), furniture dealers, 274 Barking road
Brocl{well Frederick Charles, shopket>per, 94 Balaam st
BrockwP.ll Mart ha (Mrs.), shopkePpPr. 154 Grange road
Bromlpy Edward, l!rPengrocer, 49 Whitwell road
BromlPy Francis Edward L.M.S.S . .A.Lond. physician &..
surgPon, 772 Barking road
Brooks Arthur, insurance agent, 86 Wanlip road
Brown Ada (Mtss), teacher of shorthand, 459 Barking rdt
Brown Eliza (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 100 First avenue
Brown GeorgP, confectioner, 3 Chadwin road
Brown Henry, friPd fish dealer, 86 London road
Brown Richard, shopkeeper, 19 Grange road
Bruce Robert G. confectioner, 18 Settle road
Bruno Stephen, hair dresser, 33 Stratford road
Bryant Charlotte (Mrs.), florist, 2 Clove street
Bryant Eliza (Mrs.), florist, 3 Kelland road
+Brydges J oseph, grocer, 17 Blanche street
Buckley James, leather dealer, 576 Barking ruad
Buckley William, boot repairer, 191 Queen's road
Buclmer Alfred, hair dresser, 96 Balaam street
Budg-ett Percy Charles, news agent, 6g Plashet road
Bull William, printer, 38 Queen's road
Bunting Charlotte (Mrs.), shopkeeper, r8 Grange road'
Bnrdett Charle~, boot maker, 123 Pelly road
Burke Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Luton road
Burley Arthur, greengrocer, 40 North street
Burley Georgp Henry, friPd fish shop, 71 High street
Bnrley John Robt>rt, oil & col or man, 52 Upper road
Burn ~1llwrt J. printer, I-J. Hayday rd. & 1a, lngal roa~
Burnet William, confectioner, r26 Broadway
Burns Edward & Co. painters, 39 Southern road
Bussey By. secondhand furniture dealer, 549 Barking rd
Butler George, confectioner, 39 Stratford road
Butlin William, house decorator, 135 Plashet road
Byars David .\.m -;den, baker, 72 High street
Cabby William Richard, boot repairer, 9 King street
Caines William Samuel, printer, 193 Balaam street
Callcutt George, boot maker, 20 Greengate street
Cameron Sarah .Ann (Mrs.), confectioner, 5 Terrace rd
C'ampbell Edward, insurancP agent, 4 Grange road
Candler Edward Wagstaffe B.A. solicitor (firm, Paterson...
Candler & Sykes ), 377 Barking road
Canning- Town Cinema Hall (Gale & Co. proprietors)-
3I7 Barking road
Canning Town Women's Settlement (Miss C. Spicer,.
hon. sec.; Mtss R. Cheetham, warden), Settlement.
house, CumbPrland road
Canning Town Women's :Settlement Hospital (Miss V.
C. TnrnPr ~VI B , R.S. res. medical officer; Miss Turn-
hull. m a tro!l ), Balaam street
Cansdale Robt. Hubert, tobaccnst. 14 Prince Regent's la.
Capes John, blacksmith, 74 & 76 Grange road
Carey John & Son, firewood dealers, 32 Meredith street
Carlow George, shopkeeper, 8 Stratford road
Carter Henry, builder, 37 Sussex street
Carter Henry John, greengro-cer, 337a & 345 Barking rd
CartPr Robert, plumber, 2 Pragell street
Carter William, marine store dealer, 21 Denmark street·
Cartwright Robert Peploe M.B., Ch.B. physician & sur·
geon, 336 Queen's road
C'a:<hman John, coffee rooms, 75 High street
Caulfield William, shopkeeper, 6 Prince's terrace
Cavill .!.rthur, hair dresser, 5 Harold road
C'halldey & Sons, wheelwrights, 49 & 67 Greengate street.
Chalkley Waiter John, house decorator, 76 Northern rd,

458 PLAlSTOW• • ESSEX.
Challans Frank ;M.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician
& surgeon, 49 Plashet i"Oad · Cottle William James, builder, 2oga, Plashet road
Cba.q:1bers George, shopkeeper,., I4 Upper road
(;;hant Hugh, laundry, 261 Barking rd. T N 18'49 East
Chapman Benjamin Robert, fiorist, 50 Western road
Chard Edward, hair dresser, 105 Plashet road
tCharles George, shopkeeper, 50 Blanche street
Charles Gustavus, hair dresser, 234 Grange road
.Charlesworth George B.A.Cantab., L.S.A..Lond. phy-
sician & surgeon, 463 Barl;:ing road
<Jhase James, grocer, 98 Whit well road
Chasty Annie (Mrs.), groct>r, 82 Balaam street
Cheek Albert, district $Uperintendent- Pt>arl Assurance
Co. Limited, 689 Barking road
Chenery Charles, greengrocer, 10 Greengate street
Cherry Arthur Charle~. ~reengroce:r, 6o Cheste:rton road
Chick Edward, draper, 371 Queen's road
<Jhiverell May (Mjss), dre~s maker, 93 Crofton road
Church Army Labour Home, firewood & useful timber
dealers, window cleaning & bill distributing agency
(Capt. H. Futter, officer in charge), 172 Balaam street.
T N 398 East Ham
Clapham Alfred John, fishmonger, 146 Plashet road
Clark Alfred, grocer, 401 Barking road
Clark Edwin, pawnbroker, 289 Barking road
Clark Susanne (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 .St . .Mary's road
Clark William, beer retailer, 27 Con way street
<Jlarke Alfred, grocer, 153 Plashet road
Clarke Ambrose, hair dresser, 248 Queen's road
Clarke Charles William, dining- rooms, 15 Pelly road
Clayden John, fishmonger, 3 Upper ,road
Clayton, Sons & Co. ironmongers, 305 Barking road
<Jlements ,John, picture frame maker, 185 Plashet road
Clements William, laundry, 45 Harold road
Clewley William F. metal merchant, 87 & 89 Plashet rd
Clifford Archer, grocer, 28 London road
Cloal;:e .Tames, shopkeeper, 163 New City road
Clover Charles & Son, blacksmiths & farriers, Milton
street & 9 Stratford road.
Coak Ernest, fruiterer, 61 Stratford road
Coak Mary Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, 40 Stratford road
Coalter Mary (Mrs.), tool dealer, 85 High street
<loan Edward & Maud (Miss), fancy drapers, 278 Bark-
ing road
Coates Robert, shopkeeper, 72 Stratford road
Cockerill Richard Harold, butcher. 631 Ba-rking road
tCodling William, grocer, 35 Blanche street
Coe Chas. Wm. fried fish dealer, 10 Prince Regent's la
CoJ:ten Joseph. tailor, r8 Stratford road
Cohen Myer, boot maker. 355 Queen's road
Cohen Wolf, draper, 300 Queen's road
Colb1mrne Waiter, jeweller. 37 High street
Cole & Son, china & glass dealers, 352 Barking road
Cole Edmund, shopkeeper, 2 Boundary road
Cole Kate (Miss), dress maker, 18 Grant street
Cole Waiter Alfred, china & glass dlr. 388 Barking road
Coleman Wm. Ernest, insurance agent, I Valetta grove
Collett. Gertrude E. (Mrs.), dairy, 104 Howard's road
Collins Caleb (Mrs.), registry office for servants, 381
Barkin~ road · Dawl<ins .Agnes (Mri!. ), shopkeeper, 30 N ort:h street
Collins Herbert, insurance supt. 72 Dacre road
Collins Richard, shopkeeper, 18 Prince Regent's lane
Colman Joseph, draper, 339 Queen's road
Comber John, hair dresser, 2 Greengate street & I
Prince Regent's lane
Conrad John, dining room, 15 Settle road
Convent of Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (Rev.Mother
St. Michael, provincial), Bethell avenue
Cook Alfred, grocer, 30 Swete street
Cook .A.rthur (Mrs.), furniture remover, 68a, High st
Cook Charles, beer retailer, 21 Beale road north
Cook Edward, carman, 19 EastPrn road
Cook Frederick Robert, news agent, 23f7 Plashet road
Cook Gertrude (Miss), dress maker, 68a, High street
Cook Harry Edgar, clothier, 35 Balaam street
Cook Harry George, oil k color man, 335 Barking road
Cook Lydia (Mrs.), feather cleaner, 35 Rochester avenue
Cook Owen, laundry, 6 Prince Regent's lane
Cooke Charles, boot repairerf rooa, Stratford road
Coombs Alice (Mrs.), tobacconist, 548 Barking road
Cooper Frederick, farrier, Prince Regent's lane
Cooper Frederick Albert, greengrocer, 86 Croydon road
Cooper Frederick Henry, boot maker, 33a, High street
Cooper Geo. William, baker, 48 Prince Regent's lane
Cooper Harry, boot maker, 38 Stratford road
<Jooper William, oilman, II5 Stratford road
Cope Charles J. dining rooms, 9 Kelland road
Coram Henry, wardrobe dealer, 138 Greengate street
Cork Henry, wardrobe dealer, 199 Plashet road
Corley William, draper 28, &; bo<Jt maker 30, Hig-h street
Cornish Jeane~te (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 149 Queen's road
Cotter David, greengrocer, 82 Milton road
1
[KELLY S
I Cottle Frederick, pro.,i<;;ion dealer, .n Pelly road ~
. Cousins. John, coffee rooms, 21 High street
Cousins William, beer re~ailer, 133 Prince Regent's lana
Coverly Edward, boot repairer, 81 Harold road
Cowan .A.braham, curtain dealer, 304 Queen's road
Cowan LPo~ curtain dealer, 306 Queen's road
Collell. Frederick Georgt', draper; 8 Terrace road
(';Qx W1lliam .Albert, tailor, 593 Barking road
Craig Gecrge Merrilees, credit draper, 719 Barking ro•4
Crandle Elvina (Mrs.), toy dealer, 300 Barking rr.ad
Crane Lucy (Mrs.). confectioner, 20 New Barn st.reet
Crawford Thomas Frederick, clllthier 318, & pawnbroke~
262, Barking road
Croft Charles, bntcber, 542 Bal'king road
Cross Sarah Ann (Mrs.), tobacconist, 329 Barking road
Crowe Charles, confectioner, 102 Stratford road
Crozier Alhert Chri!!tr. china & glass dlr.26ga,Barkmgrd
Crump Elinor Elizh. (Mrs.), beer retailer, 19 High st
Cubitt Charles, photograp.her, 15 High street
Cummins Caroline (Mrs.), confectioner, 53 Plasheli road
Cundy & Co.ale&stout bottlers,6rHigh st. T N 1251 Eas•
Cundy & Co. Black Lion P.H. 59 High street
Curno & Co. mineral water manufrs. 13 Southern road
Curtis Clara Ethel (Mrs.),corset maker,140 Greengateal;
Curwen J. & Sons Limited, printers, 17 North street.
T A "Curwen, London ; " T N 1737 East
Customs & Exci'se Office (H. Hawtorne, surveyor), 778
Barking road
Cuthbert James, oilman, 303 Barking road
Cutmore Arthur, news agent, 207 Plashet road
Cyzer Israel, drapH, 363 Queen'!! TO!'\d
Dack Harry, tobacconist, 13 Balaam street
Dacosta John, boot dealer, 389 Queen's road
Dadd Sarah Ann (Mrs.), umbrella repairer,44 Western rd
D'aeth Waiter Cowdell, physician & surgeon, 47 Prince
Rt>gent's lane
Daily Graphic Food DepOt, u Grafton road north
Daloo & Co. stationers, 359 Queen's road
Dale Thomas, confectioner, 106 Balaam street
Daltry Fredericli:, ward-robe dealer, 23 Whitwell :road
Dann Maria Emma (M'rs. ), florist, 572 Barking road
Dann Peter, baker, 46 Plashet road
Darlow Alfred L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.:Eng., L.S.A, sur-
geon, 89 Stopford road
Davey John Thomas, cats' meat dealer, 18 Balaam st
Davidson George, butcher, 58 Stratford road
Davies Evan King, fancy draper, 43 Balaam street
Davies Francis Charles, Queen's hotel, 338 Queen's road
Davies Henry, confectioner, 51 Stratford road
Davis Henry John & Son, tobacconists, 382 Barking road
Davis Arthur Sidney, pawnbroker, 410 Barking road
Davis Frederick, gre.engrocer, 24 Queen's road
Davis Harry J. Foresters' Arms P.H. 9 Whitwell road
Davis Henry, corn dealer, 5 & 7 Kelland road
Davis Mary E. (Miss), dress maker~ 513 Barking road
Davis Myer, clothier, 79 High street
Davis "\Yilliam, electrician, 334 Barking road
Davison Emma Ann (Miss), oil dealer, 75 Plashet road
Dawson Edward R. grocer & tea dealer, 28 London road
Day Frederick, hosier, 246a, Barking road
Day Jenny (Miss), dress maker, 146 Sutton Court 1:oad
Dearson George,car·man, 14 Clegg st. T N 551 Stratford
De Bruin Jn. Ch'Us. Voltaire, tobaccnst. 176 Plashet rd
Dedman Ge~rge, oilman, 1 Lower road
Deering _\melia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 9 Beatrice cottages,
Beatrice l'itreet
de Groot Charles, baker, 552 Barldng road
De Haas Hilda (Mrs.), ostrich feather mfr.157 Plashet rd
Deissler Bernard, butcher~ 554 Barking road
De Leef Isaac, draper, 327 Queen's road
Dellow John, hair dresser, 8 Clove street
Denham Frederick, fried: fish shop, 91 Balaam street
Denmark Henry, dining rooms, 27 Greengate street
Dennis Charles William, butcher, 743 Barking road
Denny Robert, insurance agent, 13 Dundee road
Depradines Charles, oil & color man, 149 Haig road.
Dhonau Philip Conrad, baker, 54 Stratford road
Dhoole Samuel, estate office, 201 Queen's road
Dicli:inson Frederick, cats' meat dealer, 4 Greengate ~~
Die bel Dorn (Mrs.), laundry, ::: Cam bus road
Dilliway Arabella (Mrs.), baker, 537 Barking road
Dimmick Joseph, boot repairer, 31 Chadwin road
Dixon James William, insurance agent, 6o5 Barking rd
Dixon William, grocer, 43 Cumberland road
Dodd Alice (1\Irs.), dress maker, 81 Harold road
Dodd Henry, ~?reengrocer, 70 Whitwell road
Dodd Waiter Henry, insurance agt. 178 Humberstone Jd
Dcouss Behjamin, shopkeeper, 28 Grange road
Dorli:ing Harry, confectioner, 8 High street
Dorking Walter, shopl•eeper, HYJ New Barn street
 DIRECTORY.l ~SSEX.
Douglas Gel)r!!e, baker, 3+ Pelly road
Dowding Edwin, gen~ral dealer, 46 Queen's road
D wling Edward, tobacconist, 175 Plashet road
Dowling Ellen (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 103 Grange road
Dowling Thos. greengrocer,23 Lower rd.& 129 Grange rd
Downs Arthur, confectioner, 22 Greengate street
Dowst Fanny ~:lrs.), shopkeeper, 21a, Florence road
Dowst James, shopkeeper, 74 Upper road
Dryburgh l>ah•·lla (Miss). dres~ maker, 10 Wanlip road
Duffy John "linrPnt, dairyman. 8 Prince Regent's lane
Dnnmore Robert, picture frame maker, 57 High street
&; I Richmond strePt
DuUon Eleanor ()lrs. ), shopl,el'per, 68 Queen's road
Dyer William, fishmongPr, 14 Stratford road
Earl Joseph, hassock maker, 123 Broadway
E:Jst London Cemetery (H. W. Littler, manager & sec. ;
chaplnim. R~-.. Laure11ce Percy Archer~Shepherd 1\-I.A.
Chqrch of England; Rev. T. Maloney, Roman Catho-
lic; Rev. A. J. Gibbens, Nonconformist), Grange rd
East Frederick, house decorator, 314 Grange road
East Henry, printer, 121 New Barn street . Fulcher Henry, confectioner, 31a, High strePt
E'lstern Travellers' Club (E. Warren, sec.), Balaam st.
1' N 1684 East
Ecnitb Frederick, miscellaneous dealer, 5 Colne street
Eddington W. & Co. mill furnishers, ra, Oompton st
Edgley & Co. mat manufacturers, 57b, Pelly road
Edmunds Edwin, corn dealer, 353 Barking road
Edwards Emily Martha (Mrs. ),coffee rms.556 Barking rd
Edwards John, provision merchant, so Stratford road
Edwards Thomas Charles, shopkeeper, 7 .Adine road
Edwards William, shopkeeper, 32 Conway street
Elfes Albert, monumental mason, 203 Plashet road
Elkington John, electrician, I 1 Kelland road
Elliff William, printer, 208 Ilalaam street
Elliott Albert Edward, shopl;eeper, I Patrick road
Ellis John, greengrocer, 68a, High st. & 5 Upper road
Elston William, chimney sweep, 192 Queen's road
Emery Frederick, butcher, 25 Balaam street
England Richard, poulterer, I Dongola road
Ennos William, shopkeeper, 89 Pelly road
Etzrodt Augustus, saddler, li7I Balaam street
E,·ans William John & Sons,musical instrument dealers
324 & 326, & hatters 328, Barldng road
Evans Co. (The), grocNs, 751 Barking road
Evans Albert. shopkeeper, 6o Beaumont road
Evans Henry, pawnbroker, 4 & 6 Terrace road
Evans Herbert Edward, plumber, 39 Richmond street
Eve Emily (Miss), grocer, 6o Croydon road
Evennett Edwd.& Son,corn dlrs.7 High st. T N S75 East
EvE-rest & Co. caramel manufacturers, Northern road.
T A " Tinctorial, Plais, London ; " T N 23 East Ham
Everett William, barrow hirer, 71 Northern road
Fairall Dora (Miss), flori!'t, 3S High street
l<'airfax Henry L.)!I.S.S.A. & L.S.A.Lond. surgeon, &
medical officer for part of Plaistow & Hudson's, 'Yest
Ham union, 496 Barking road
Faldo Alice (.Mrs.), laundry, 6 Clove street
Farey Alfred, fruiterer & greengrocer, 629 Barking road
Farmery John Robert, carpenter & joiner, ss Selwyn rd
Farr James, provision dealer, 354 Barking road
Farrant Eleanor Mary (Miss), shopkeeper, 44 Milton rrl
Farrant John Henry, eel pie house, 526 Barking road
tFarrell Robert, hair dresser, xa, Blanche street
Parson Stanlev C. draper, 201 Harold road
Ft>lls Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 295 Grange road
Fenton Albert Edward, insur. agent, 74 Kingsland rd
Fenwick Elizabeth (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 Denmark st
Field William, shopkeeper, ro New Barn street
Fielding .Alfred, boot maker. 33 r Barking road
Finglestone Alfred, draper, 337 Queen's road
Finsong Eva (Mrs.), boot dealer, 312 Queen's road
Fisher CharlPs, hair dresser, n7a, Broadway
Fisher William George, grocer, 148 Plashet road
Fitzgerald William, boot repairer, 52 Ileaumont road
Fitzjohn Joseph, shopkeeper, 11 Radnor street
Fleming James Richard, gasfitter, 18 Anne street
Fletcher Charles, fishmonger, 339 Barking road
Flight Hanson, cutler & saw maker, 570 Barking road
Florence M. (~adame). fancy draper, 235 Plashet road
Foat Charles, grocer, ro7 St. Mary'.s road
Fol?go George, fishmonger, I Upland road
Folkard Frederick J. grocer, .'i6 Stratford road
Pones Harry, fat & bone dealer, 3 Credon road
Foote Arthur Theodore, hosier 325, & musical instru-
ment dealer 327, Barking- road
Ford Kate (Miss), girls' school, 64 Cecil road
Ford Wm. Hy. wholesale & retail grocer,35 & 4I High st
Forrester Alice (Yrs.), bookseller, 290 Queen's road
Foster Brothers Clothing Co. Limited, clothiers, 36S &
370 Barkin~ rood
Foulger Daniel Burrell R.S.S. farrier, 241 Plashet road
PLAlSTOW. 459
Fowler Williflm Thomas, ('onfectioner 558, & tobacco-
nist 543, Barking ro'l;l
Fox Charles, hair dre~>!'er, 23 High street
Fox John, cycle dealer, 24I Barking road
Fox William R. silk manufacturel', see Bailey, Fox & Co
Fo:xall Arthur, jobmaster, 29 Greengate street
Frakes James, house furnisher, 66 Stratford road
Francis A.da (Mrs.), confectioner, 148 Haig road
Francis Bt-rnard, fried fish dealer, I Mavfield
•
road
Francis J Ps'!e. tobacconi•t, 97 Balaam street
Freeman William & Son, boot makers, 344 Barking road
Freeman George, boot maker, 44 Plashet road
Freeman James, fried fish dealer, 140 Grange road
French Charles, boot maker, 263 Barking road
French Thomas, pawnbroker, 150 & 152 Grange road
French \'Yalter, bo:~t repairer, xa, Denmark street
Freund John, corn & seed factor, 7 Greengate street
Frith Ernr.st James, grocer, 200 Queen's road
Frith FredPri•·k. ;;hopk!>Pper, l77 Queen"s road
Frost Thomas Henry, cowkeeper, 22 Whitwell road
Fuller Mabel Mary (Mrs.), pawnbroker, So Stratford rd
Fuller William Henry, clothier, 7S Stratford road
Furby Arthur Wm. cats' meat dealer, 26 Stratford road
Fyfe Annie (Miss ),stationer,& post office, 245 Barking rd
Gabriel Hermr~nn, Old Greyhound P.H. 174 Balaam st
Gane _-\.lfred HPnry. CastlP tavern. 546 Barking road
GanP Edward Thomas, fried fish shop, 13 High street
Gardiner Frederick & Co. drapers, 33 Balaam st'reet
Gardner William, hair dresser, 22 Frank street
Garland _\lfred Jame;;, fishmongPr, 6o Queen's road
Garrett Jo;;t>ph, shopkt>eper, 7 Prince Rt>gent's lane
Gask Charles Herbert M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. physician &
surgeon, Glenthorne, 76o Barking road
Gent George Henry, dining rooms, 350 Barking road
Gentry John Farrcw, Upton Manor tavern, 48 Plashet
road & beer retailer, 343 Barking road
GerLis Arthur, cycle dealer, go Balaam street
Germany George, dining rooms, I39a, Balaam street
Gibbins Geo . .Alfred, boot maker, r6 Prince Regent's la
Gibhins George Hemy. insurance agent, 10 Clegg street
Gibbs Charles Edward, hair dresser, 55 Eastern road
Gibbs William George, insurance supt. 477 Barking rd
Gig~ William, business transfer agent, 199 Queen's road
Gilbert William Joseph & Son, builders, 47 Libra road
Giles Samuel, coal dealer, 102 First avenue
Giles William, grocer, 78 Whitwell road
Gill Abraham, haberdasher, 77 High street
Gill Thomas Edward, oil & color man, 5I Plashet road
Gillard Henry, greengrocer, I S9 Plashet road
Gilloch Sarah Ann (Mrs.), dyer & cleaner, 92 High st
Gilson George, confectioner, 41 North street
Gingell Jarnes, shopkeeper, 75 Grange road
Girling A.ngusta (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 2 King street
Given-Wilson Institute (administrator's office), 57 Stop·
ford road & (Women's Own) (Rev. T. Given-Wilson,
administrator), 17 Pelly road; workshops for the
blind (.Arthur Brooks Hall, manager), 33 High street
Glasson J. R. & Co. furniture &c. warehouse, 273, 275, .
277 & 257 Barking road
Gleeson Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6o Beatrice street
Glen Rosa Sanitary Steam Laundry Co. Limited,
laundry, 62 Plashet road
Glenister Stanley, shopkeeper, 41 Rochester avenue
Globe Picture Palace, Pelly road
Goatley G. & Sons, builders, 53 Green gate strePt.
T N 268 East
Godbee Alfred, butcher, I I Prince's terrace
Godbold Waiter, printer, 319 Barking road
Godden Edward, shopkeeper, I73 Kelly road
Goldberg- H.uris, boot repairer, 284 Queen's road
Golduorougi1 Charles. milliner, 357 Queen's road
Golder Richard, butcher, 13 Watson street
Goodchild James, confectioner, 150 Plashet road
Goodey Joseph Jaml'S, grocer, 213 Grange road
Gosbee James, oilman, 22 New Citv road
Graham .Alexander M.B., Ch.B .• H.Sc.Glas. physician &
surgeon. 7oa, High street
Granfield Caroline Maria (Mrs.), shopkpr.go Howard's rd
Grange Joseph, furniture remoYer. 145 Broadway
Grant Christopher, hair dresser, 137 Balaam street
Grant Robert, gramophonp dealer, 145 Plashet road
Green Charles. hair dresser, r6 Balaam street
Green Frank Herbert, dTaper, 36 Stratford road
Green Quartermaster-Sergeant Frederick Thomas, re·
cruiting officer. 332 Barking road
Green George William, dairy, 23 Beale street north
Green Richard Henry, shopkeeper, I25. Balaam street
Greenberg Han·is, boot repairer, 66 Plashet road
Greenberg Solomon, boot repairer, I Whit well road
Greener FrederiPk Chas. insur. agent, 47 Braemar road
 460 PLAISTOW. ESSEX.
Greengate Electric Theatre (A. Bryan, manager), 529
Barking road. T N 36 East Ham
Graig David, provision dealer, 293 Barking road
Griffin Bessie (Mr11.), shopkeeper, 29 Chadwin road
Griggs Edward, greengrocer, 35 Sewell street
Griggs Richard, boot repairer, 23 Denmark street
Grin.field Waiter, slater & tiler, 23 Suffolk road
Grover Charles Henry, coal dealer, 14 Davis street
Guest L. B. I.imited, chemists & photographic material
dealers, 245 Pla::~het road
Guest Evalina J a ne Isabel (Mrs.), Old Coach & Horses
P.H. roo Broadway
Gnllen Francis, bicycle repairer, 195 Plashet road
G:unnett Herbert Edward, confectioner, 304 Barking rd
Gunston Frederick W. oilman, 48 Stratford road
Gunter Annie (Miss), dress maker, 15 Liddon road
Gutbrodt Isaac, !hair dresser, 92 London road
Hackett Thomas, boot & shoe maker, 240 Grange road
Hadland John, draper, 54 Plashet road
Haig Benj. painter & house decorator, 59 Khartoum rd
Haines M. A. builder, 241 Plashet road
Hall Alfred Fenner, hosier & glover, 749 Barking road
Hall Edmund Matticott, registrar of births & deaths for
the sub-district of West Ham & Plai>.tow, 19 Clegg st
H:11l Henry Thomas, furniture dealer, 23 Stratford road
Halliday :Q.obert Henry, confectioner, 43 Edinburgh road
Ham William Thomas, tobacconist, 31 Grafton rd. nth
llamlett Frank, builder, 764 Barking road. T N 546
East Ham
Ramlin William James, grocer, I Kingsland road
H:ammer Robert, po.rk: butcher, 535 Barking road
Hammerson A. & Co. tailors, 243 Barking road
Ha.mmerton Thomas William, news agent, 30 Carson rd
Hammett Benjamin & Waiter, pawnbrokers 36o & 362,
& clothiers 372, Rarldng road
Hammond l\1. &; Co.coal mers.II Plashet rd. T S 24 East
Hammond Alice (:Mrs.), servants' registry office, 133
Plashet road
Hancock Joseph, laundry, I2I Stratford road
Hands William & Sons, builders, 54 Grafton rd. north
Hands George, house decorator, 53 Pelly road
Hands John, florist, I I Grafton road south
Hanreck Louie, picture frame maker, 14 Balaam street
Hansen Carl Rudolph B.A., M.B., Ch.B.Edin. physician
& surgeon, 249 Plashet road & (surgery) 393 Green st
Harding .Albert Stepben, baker, 16 Greengate street
tHarding Thomas, fishmonger, 3 Blanche street
Hardisty Joseph, butcher, I Brown's road
Hardy Anne (Mrs.), draper, 14- Greengate street
Hardy Esther (Miss), dress malier, 502 Barliing- roa l
Hardy George William, poultry breeder, 502 Barking rd
Harknett John Benj. shirt & collar dresser, 16 Clegg st
Barman Albert, confectioner, 8o llalaam street
Harman Fanny (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14 Brown's road
Harper George, iron & metal merchant, 138 Balaam st
Harrington William, ~heelwright, Northern road
Harris Charles Lawrence, shopkeeper, 13 St. :\fary's rd
llarris Eleazer, fioorcloth dealer, 270 Queen's road
Harris James, dining rooms, 133 Broadway
Harris Malinsky, tobacconist, 358 Barliing- road
tHarris William Henry, shopkeeper, 15 Blanche street
Harris William Samuel, butcher, 357 Barking road
Harrison Fredk. Earl of Beaconsfield P.H. •211 Grange Td
Harrison Walt.Wm.wringer restorer,56 & 58 New Barn st
Hart Arthur James, tobacconist, 5 Greengate street
Harvey Colin,. hair dresser, 78 High street
Harvey Isaac H. W. C. Lamb tavern, 84 :Milton road
H~uvey Lily (Mis8 ), tea.cher of musil', 8 Denmark ~tref't
Hattey Henry B. insurance agent. 5 Liddon road
Hatton George, boot maker, 5 Prince Regent'@ lanf'
Hatton Robert, cycle dealer, 70 Stratford road
Hatton William George, boot repairer,z Hnmberstone rd
Havers Samuel Thomas, fruiterer, I 42 Denmark street
Hawker Frederick, shopkeeper, 70 Chargeable ~<trPet
Hawkridge Ernest, confectioner, 73 High street
Hawkridge Florence (Miss), shopkeeper, 76 Howard's rd
Hawtorne H. surveyor of customs & excise, 778 Park-
ing road
Hay William, hair dresser, 2 Grafton road south
Hay ball Simeon Thomas, insurance agt. 84 A 'IJenons rd
Hayden T>homas, wheelwright, Fenton's avenue
Hayward Frpderick Charles, laundry, 67 North street
Healy Henry, shopkeeper, :.9 Beaumunt road
Hearn Thos. Jas. saddler, 51 Balaam st. T N 1263 East
Heester John, boot repairer, 140 New City road
Began Edwin M.B., B.S., B.A.O. physician & surgeon,
54 Terrace road
Helliar Samuel & Sous, printers, 237 Barking road
Henry K. toot maker, 347 Queeu·s road
Hen!'on William Samuel, tobacconist, 246 Barliing road
l:lt>rapath Philip, dairy, 23 Prince Regent's lane
Herberg Charles, hair dresser, 6 Stratford road
f-KELL1's
Heritage Fred, dairyman, 133 Denmark street
Hession Edward, coffee rooms, 242 Grange road!
Reward John, boot maker, 6s High stree-t
Heyes Joseph, stationer, 7 Terrace road
Hibbs James H. estate agent, 44 Stopford road
Hibbs John Spencer, shopkeeper, 137 Croydon roa<f
Higgs Berry & Son, cycle dealers, 207 Harold road"
Higgs George, hair dre.ss~r. 53 Grange road
Hilder Alfred John, photographer, 26] Barking road
Hilder SamuPl, oilman, 135 Pelly road
Hill Arthur Henry, greengrocer, 550 Barking road
Hill John, shopkeeper, 137 Pelly road
Hill .Sydney, Greengate P.H. 523 Barking road
Hitchcock Charles Edgar, undertaker, 378 Barking road_
T N 3158 East
Hobart George Thomas, oilman, 643 Barking road
Hobbs William Henry, grocer, 2 Tinto road
Hockley William, house (Jecorator, 42 Terrace road
Hoffman Franz, ·hair dre;;;ser, 635 Barking mad
Holley Samuel George, shopkeeper, 74 Northe-rn Joad
Hollick Samuel, bePr retailer, 138 Queen's road
Holliday Henry, boot repairer, 38 North street
Holt John Massey, dairyman, 2 Clegg street
Holton William Henry, coal dealer, 55 Eastern road
f!ome & Colonial Stores Limited, tea dealers &c. 290
Barliing road & 6o Stratford road
Hone Thomas Frederick &, Son, house & estate agents~
721 Barking road
Honey Mabel (Miss), d·ress maker, 5 Western roali
Honick P. & Son, bakers, I I Terrace road
Honour .Richard George, greengrocer, 13 Terrace road
Hood Thomas William, news agent, 27 Upper road
Hook Sarah Emily (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 31 Pragell atree'
Hopkins Edwin,tin toy ma.Credon rd. T N 235 East Ham
Hopkinson Samuel, ironmonger, 168 Plashet road
Horn Thomas Reuben, decmator, 672 Barking road
Hourhen Charles R. d11iryman, 8 Ingal road
Howard George, shopkeeper, 51 Northern road
Howell .Annie (:Mrs.), dress maker, 41: Clegg street
Howell ,Tohn, teacher of music, 6 King street
Howell Rohert Alfred, piano tuner, 697 Barking road
Howell William Laurence, greengrocer, 124 :Broadway
Howes Charles, corn dealer, ]6 Stratford road
Howes Elizabeth Mary (Mrs.), butcher, 291 Barking rd
Howitt Alice (Miss), dress maker, 39 Cum'berland roa!l
Howlett Henry. builder, 45 Grafton road north
Hudson Mile~. builder, 9I Western road
Hughes Geo. wine & spirit mer. (off) 586 Barking rd
Hughes Hemy (Mrs.), china & earthenware dealer, SS
& 57 Stratford road
Hull Annie C~liss), dress malier, 105 Western road
Humphreys David Lloyd, dairy, 40 & 42 Plashet road
Humphries Herbt"rt Kerkham, manager London & Pr<r
vi:ncial Bank Limited, 778 Barking road
Hunt FredPrick, confectioner, 44 Stratford road
Hunt Maurice, feather manufr. 68, 84 & 143 Plashet rd
Huntly Alice E. (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 61 Samson street
Hurran Herbert, shopl;:eeper, 3 Richmond street
Hurrell Ernest, insurance agent, 8 Coronation road
Hutchison John, llhopliet>per, 14 Grafton road north
Hutt George, furHiture dealer, 32 Grafton road south
Butt Henry William, fishmonger, 564 Barking road
Huxtable Albert James, oilman, 3 Greengate street
Hrde George, l'hopkeeper, 2 Beaumont road
Hyde Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 21 In gal road
Hyde Thomas, fishmonger, 302 Barking road
Ibbotson Ellen p1rs.), grxer, 63 Edinburgh road
Iles Charles, marine store dealer, 52 Grange road
Ilford & East Ham Laundry Co. 637 Barking :road
Independent Labour Party (South West Ham Branch
(Benjamin Waiter Gardner, sec.), 472 Barking road
Indestructible (The) Enamel Co. enamellers, Western rdo
lngram William. grocer, 69 North street
Inkpen Charles, beer retailer, 106 Plashet road
Inns Georg~>, shopkeeper, ro Clove street
Irons James, beer retailer, 12 New Barn street
Irons Robert Henry, beer retailer, 140 Balaam street.
Irons William, beer retailer, 308 Barking road
Isaacs Ell en (Mrs.), draper, 35 I Queen's road
fsaac3 Israel, fried fish dealer, 217 Grange road
Israel & TlH~mpson, shopkeepers, 383 Queen's road
Israel Alfred, wardrobe dealer, 322 Queen's road
hraelson Julius, tailor, 100 Plashet road
Jackson Rohert, news agent, 28 Stratford road
Jackson Su,;an (Mrs.), shopkt>~>p4>r. 91 Croydon road
Jacohs George, dra~er, 46 Stratford road
Jacobs Tombosky, fried fish shop, 136 Queen's road
Jame5 Alfred, greengrocer, 29 Stratford rood
.Jarvis George, greengrocer, 14 New Barn street
Jaye George, greengrocer, 458 Barking road
Jeffrey Robert Henrv, confectioner, 63 Stratford road
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Jeye8' Sanitary Compounds Co. Limited, RIChmond et
et Pelly road. T A "Jeyes, Plaistow;" T N 37 East
JoeJ Leah (lirs.), eel p1e house, 3~ Pelly road
Johnso& Cha.rles, house & estate agent, 244 Grange roa•i
Johnl!on Reginald William, shopkeeper, 46;) Barkmg 1 d
Johnston Waiter, grocer, 28 Pelly road
Jolly Cornelius, fruiterers, 171 Carson road
Jolly William, furriPr. ISO Plashet road
Jc;nes Wm. & Co. grocers & prov. mers. 313 Barking 1·d
Jones Wm. & Son, proYision merchants, 349 Barking rd
Jones Alfred, coal dealer, 9 lngal road
Jones Edward, bird dealer, 315 Queen's road
Jones FJ,'ederick Sydney Laurence, beer retailer, 135
Broadwav •
]ones Henry William, dairyman, 39 Rochester avenue
Jones John William, dairy, 24 High street
Jones Rees Thomas, provision dealer, 341 Barking road
Jones Richard, ladies' & children's underclothing dealer,
54 Queen's road
Jones Sarah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 26 Beaumon~ Joad
Jones Thomas, assistant imurance supt. 20 Ne"man rd
Katscher Paul, hair dresser, 18 New Barn street
Keane .Maurice, cu'itom house officer, 16 Dacre road
Kebbell James, boot maker, 27 Balaam street
Kt'eling Frederick, greengrocer, 59 Plashet road
Keemer Frank, confectionPr, 6o Plashet road
Keevan .t Co. clothiers, 566 Barking road
Kelle Paul, buteher, 176 Balaam st:Jreet
Keneh Ohas. K. painter & decorator, 61 Hollybu:oh st
Kench John, oilman, 19 Pelly road
Kendell Edmund, insnrAnce agfnt,52 PrincP Regf'nt'" la
Kennard Fr£>df'rick Genrge, supPriutendtnt Prudential
Assuranre Co. LimitPrl, 421 Barking- road
Kennedy Angus E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.S.A. surgeon
& medical officer & public vaccinator, Plaistow district,
West Ham union, II3 Balaam street
Kenner Samuel, tailor, 56 Plashet road
Kensington Lizz.ie (~iss), dress m3ker, -7 Samson st
Kent George F.S.I. architect & surveyor,52r Barkin~r rd
Kerslake Archibald R. bal>er, confectioner, & post office,
365 Barking road
Ketley William John,wine & spirit dealer,2g6 Barking rd
Kevworth William, grocer, 5 Ohadwin road
Kilbnrn Edward & Co. builders' merchants, 538 Barl;:ing
road. T N 538 East Ham
Kilby Bros. coal dlrs. 145 Olive rd. T N 330 East Ham
King Annie (Mrs.), •hirt & collar dresser, 141 Ne"
Barn street
King Chas. Christopher, beer retlr. 46 Grafton rd. north
Kingston Christopher, florist, 369 Queen's road
Kinselley Thos. .Biggs, general dealer, I 87 Plashet road
Kirkpat.rick .Tames, chemist, & post office, ro Terrace rd
Kitchener Samuel John, boot & shoe ma. 545 Barking rd
Kite George Edwin, tailor, 645 Barking road
Knight William & Son, decorators, 14 Harold road
Knight Frank, shopl•eeper, 18 Greengate street
Knight George, fried fish dealer, 151 Plashet road
Knight William, painter & de~orator, 25 Grange road
Koniippel Ro~etta (Miss), dress maker, II9 Humber-
stone road
Kohan Samuel. draper, 294 Queen's road
Kramer E. & Co. drapers, 333 Queen's road
Krauss Henry, baker, 282 Barking road
Knch Emily (Mrs.), pork butcher, 7 & 9 Balaam street
Kuch Marie (1\'Irs. ), confectioner, 346 Barliing road
Lakey Elizabeth (Mrs.), feather drt'sser, 19 Maud road
Lane John, eel pie house, ~64 Barking road
Langshaw Arthur Josl'ph, hair dresser, r Milton street
Law Elizabeth (~iss), confectioner, 26 High street
Lawrence Albert Edwd. furniture dlr. 610 Barking rd
l.awrence Charles William, carman, 55 .Anne street
Lawrence Edward, fried fish shop, 177 New Barn street
Lawrence Josiah, fried fish dealer, 6g Whitwell road
Lawrence Sydney, confr. 155 Plashet rd. T N384 East
Laws Robert Joseph. carman, 10 & 12 Colne street
Lawton John, confectioner, 35 Greengate street
Leary Robert, greengrocer, 104 Stratford road
Le Bas Hv. flock manfr. r North st. T N 626 East Ham
Lebean Waiter .Albert, dairyman, 21 Greengate street
Lee Ann (Mrs.) & Co. drapers, 641 Barking road
Lee Alfred Edward, estate office, 250 Queen's road
Lee Henry William, shopkeeper, u Denmark street
Lefeber Hermeline (Miss), fancy draper, 151 Balaam st
Lefcovitch Morris, hoot repairer, 10 New Barn street
Leidenberger William, pork butcher, 39 Bala.am street
Lelliott Waiter Edward, baker, 279 & 333 Barking road
Leno.x Charlton, house decorator, 20 Dacre road
Loon Victor, photographer, 58 Queen's road
Letter Robert Abraharn, confectioner, 335 Queen's road
Levenson Henry, milliner, sSo Barking road
Leverett. & Frye Limited, grocers, 28 I Barking road
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LPvitsl;:y ~illy ()Irs. ), shopkeeper, 296 Queen's road
Levitt Thomas, tailor, 204 Balaam street
Levy .Ash er, confectionei, 255 Barking road
LHy Emily (Mrs.), china dealer, 345 Queen "s road
Levy Jacob, fur cleaner, 325 Queen's road
LeYy Morris, furrier, 324 Queen's road
Lewin James R. pamter, 6o Northern road
Le"ll"is Lewis & Co. diapers, 307 & 309 Barking road
Lewis Caroline (~H•s), dress maker, 59 Braemar road
Liddall Sarah (M1 s. ), fancy repository, & post office,
647 Barking road
Lindsey Lister, insurance agent, 65 Olive road
Ling Samuel, toy dealer, r83 Plashet road
Lipton Ltd. provsn. mers.& tea d.lrs.284 & 649 Barking rd
Littmoden Henry William, shopkeeper, 145 Grange rd
Living Charles & Sons, estat~ agents, 125 Broadway.
T ~ 1257 East
Lloyd William, insurance agent, 12 Tabernacle avenue
Lockwood Brothers, tailors, 342 Barking road
Lockwood Henry, hair dr~sser, 132 Balaam street
Lodge Frederick, fishmonger, 6 Whitwell road
Logan Andrew, news agent, 630 Barking road
Lomax Joseph Henry, confectioner, 82 Plashet roQ.d
London Caramel Co. (The), caramel manufrs. Stock st
London & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (H. K.
Humphnes, manager), 778 Barking road (corner of
Boundary road); draw on head office, 3 Bank build-
in~s E 0 & Glyn, Mills, Cnrrie & Co. 67 Lombard
street E C, London. See advertisement
London & South Western Bank Ltd. (branch) (Horatio
Leonard Langdon, manager), 249 Plashet road; draw
on head office, 170 Fenchurch street, London E C
London, Tilbury & Southend Railway, goods & coal sta-
tion, Riles road
London Henry, shopkeeper, 38 Croydon road
Long Albert Edward, shopkeeper, 2 Ling road
Long Clara M. W. (Miss), music teacher, 52 Stopford rd
Loru Mary Ann p1iss), shopkeeper, 562 Barking road
Lord William James Thomas, chemist, 547 Barking rd
Loughlin Patrick, shopkeepE>r, 39 James street
Loury .Arthur Charles, estate agent & assE>ssor & col-
lector of income ta"X, 425 Barking rd. T N 3154 East
Low Arthur, dairyman, 167 Ba1aam strept
Lowery ~ichael, shopkeeper, 6 Samson street
Lowman Eleanor (::M;rs. ), wardrobe dealer, 7 Stratford rd
Lowrie Harry, rrwtor ga~ age, New Barn street
Lowry DaniPl, r11g" dealer, 292 Que.:on"s road
Luck Brothers, milliners, 260 Queen's road
Luck Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 6r Western road
Lucke Thomas A. artificial teeth mfr. 28 Stopford road
Lucking David Willi:un, decorator, r63 Harold road
Ludlow Francis, dairy, 8 A dine road
Ludlow Thomas George, baker, 3II Barldng road
Lutz Michael, baker, 32 Khartoum road
McClurp .Andrew Wallace, credit draper, 710 Barking rd
McDor.agh James Samuel M.R.C.S.Eng., L.S.A. phy-
sician & surgeon, 744 Barking- road
~IcDonald .A. boot maker, 626 Barking road
McDonald Donaid, fruiterer, 81 High street
McDonald Elizh. (Mrs.), confctnr. 3 Prince Regent's la
McDonald Maurice, cart & van builder, Anne street
McDowall Geol"ge Archibald F.A.I. auctioneer, &
collector of King's taxes Plaistow north, 377 Barking
road. T N 273 East Ham
Mace William, bureher, 347 Barking rood
McGiff Alfred William, credit tailor, 704 Barking road
:\icGregor J ames, decorator, 23 Ghesterton terrace
McGregor Robert, wardrobe dealer, 26 Queen's road
Mack & Son, butchers, n Whitwell road
Macka y Elizabeth (Mrs.), draper. 373 Queen's road
McKenzie Julia (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 Sarah villas, Tun-
marsh lane
Mackenzie William, shopkeeper, 35 King street
Mallows Ernest, grocer, 202 & 204 Queen's road
~Iandarello .:\<fichael, coal dealer, 20 Milton road
Manhood William, watch maker, 268 Barking road
Mann 'f. E. & Go. emery manufacturers, Kelland r<Mld
Manning Frederick C. shopkeeper, so Mayfield road
Mansey Giovani, fruiterer, 193 Grange road
Mansfield House Boys' Club (S. G. Hillyer, hon. sec.),
Fairbairn hall, 310 to 314 Barking road
Mansfield House Cafe (Mrs. A. Isted, manageress), 316
Barking road
Mansfield William. shopkeeper, 2 May road
Maple Harry Archibald, plumber, 64 Selwyn road
March Edward John, corn d.lr. & post office,6r Plashet rd
Marchant Joseph, dairyman, 742 Barking road
Marine Engineers' Association Limited (branch) (John
Duncan, sec.), 776 Barking road
Marlow & Pratt, butchers, 45 Plashet road •
Marsh Ada (Mr<~. ), wardrobe dealer, 134 Broadway &i
costumier, 29 Balaam street
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Marsh Daisy (Miss), dress maker, 6o Balaam street
Marsh Edwud W. hous.:l decorator, 130 New Barn st
Marsh Robert James, beer retailer, 14 Whitwell road
Maffih'llll Johanna (Mrs.), shopkeepe:c, 45 Whitwell road
Martin Edward, shopkeeper, I3I Prince Regent's lane
Martin Harold A. shopkeeper, 236 Grange road
Martin Joshua, shopl;:eeper, 91 Che1'1terton road
Marx Ernest Louis, house decorator, 33 St. Mary's road
Marx Paul, hair dre~~er, 239 Plashet road
Maskett James, ra!!" merchant, 49 Mayfield road
Mason & Mason Ltd. eprinting ink manufrs. Mason st
.Yiason Albert George, builder, 622 BarJ,ing- road
~lason William James. draper, 177 PlashPt road
MatPrnity (The) Charity .& District Nurses· Home (:Miss
C. Pritchard, l:>dy supt.), 17-27 Howard's road
Matthews Amy (Mrs.), beer retailer, 26 Pelly road
Manro Ralph, hair dresser, 181 Plashet road
Mayer William George, oilman, 172 New Barn street
Mayo Frederick William (Mrs.), tailoress, 70 High st
~Iea1,in .1ohn Herbert, uphols-terer, 62 Credon road
"Meari Henry, grocPr, 64 Prince Regent's lane
Meal'S John, beer & wine retailer, no Grange road
Meddemmen Waiter, imnrance ag-ent, 122 King-sland rd
Mercier & W'l tson, :physicians & surgPons,I66 Pla~het rd
::\lercier Charles Jerome A. N., M.B., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
Lond. phvsician & surgeon, see Mercier & W at son
Middleton Samuel, boot maker, 178 Plashet road
Midland Railway (London, Tilbnry & Southend section).
locomotive dPpartment (S. H. Whitelock, supt.) &
carriage & wagon department (F. Platt, supt.),
Plaistow road
Millard William, boot maker, 366 Barking road
.Millbank Percy, hutcher, 17 Grange road
Miller EditJh (Miss), teacher of telegraphy,7n Barkingrd
Miller Isaac, tailor, 14i Haig road
Miller John .Tames, cats' meat dealer, 29 High street
:'1-liller Rebecca (Mrs.), cats' meat dealer, 12 Prince's ter
Miller Richard, :fishmonger, 133 Halaam street
l\Iiaer Richard, shorkeeper, 66 Grange road
Mill~r Samael .TamPs, beer retailer, 12 Whitwell road
Millidge Alfred Edward,house decorator,3 Edinburgh rd
:\fillo Thomas, shopkeeper, 38 Brown's road ·
:\!ills Herbert T. market gardener, Cumberland farm,
Elkington road
:'~.Ells John, boot maker, 138 Grange road
Mills William Bertie, watch maker, 330 Barking road
:\litchell Charles Henry, plumber, 44 Edinburgh road
:.Mitchell Florence (Mrs.), ironmonger, 21 Stratford road
Mitchell Richard John, house decorator, 3 Settle road
.\htchell Thomas, furniture dealer, 143 Balaam street
Mizen Henry James, wardrobe dealerr 24 Stratford road
:\iolson John C!ivendish M.D.Chic., L.R.C.P.Lond. phy-
sician & surgeon, 17 Plashet road
Moorcraft Mary .A.nn (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 28 Swete street
M:oorcroft Edward, confectioner, 3 Ling road
Yoore Henry, stationer 141, & printer 149, Plashet rd
~Ioore James Isaac, plumber, 176 Sutton Court road
~Ioore William, shopkPepPr, 2 Herbert street
Morgan Macdonald, hair dresser, 123 Stratford road
Morris Edward, fried fish dealer, 65 Stratford road
Morrow William Davidson, hair dresser, 16 Upper road
Morse Alfred T., Sons & Co. paint, color, varnish,
enamel, fresco & calcarium manufacturers, Upper
road & Grange road. T N 37I7 East; T A "Cal-
carium, Plais, London"
Mortimer Charles, shoplieeper, 39a, Victoria road
Mortlock Annie Elizabeth (Mrs.), ladies' blouse maker,
6 Greengate street
Moss John Arthur, dairy, 132 Broadway
Mott Ernest, confectioner, 243 Plashet road
Moxom George William, oilman, 41 Lower road
t:Murphy Daniel, shopkeeper, 59 Blanche street
Mmphy Walter John, boot repairer, 104 First avenue
Mynard Gertrude (Mrs.), glass & earthenware dealer, 22
High street
~adler Marx, hosier, 348 Barking road
~airne .A.nnie (Mr5.), grocer, I Carson road
Naldrett Sarah Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 2 James street
Nancarrow Harold, d~er, IJO P1ashet road
~ anfin A.nne (Mrs.), haberdasher, xo Stratford road
Narbrough Rachael (Miss), dress maker, 517 Barking rd
~a,h Samuel, hfJsier, 120 Plashet road
~ash Wi1lia~, -watch ~a,ker, 532 Barl,ing road ·
National Umon of. Sh1ps Stewards, C?oks, Butchers &
Bakers (W. Sma1les, sec.), 367 Barkmg road
Nevill William & G:eorge, brake proprietors, I3 Outram
street & 338 Barkmg road
Nevill Martha (Mrs.), butcher, 337 Barking road
Newbery Robert Waiter, grocer, 135 Balaam street
Newt'll John, hair dresser, 85 High street
Newm.an John, saw mills. 20 Grant st. & 72 Whitwell rd
Newman's Drug Stores Limited, chemists,374 Barkmg rd
[KELLY'S
~ewton Vincent George, shopkeeper, 19 Grafton rd, sth
Ney Edward Frederick, butcher, 181 New Barn street
Nicholl~ Henry. chimney sweeper, 43 Beaumon\ road
Nicholls William, chimney sweeper, 15 Grafton rd. sth
Nicholls Willia.tCl Hy. provision dealer, 320 Barking roact
~ichols Ch:ules, confectioner, 518 Barl;:ing road
Nord Eric & Co. ladies' outfitters, 624 Barking road
Normington Edward William,haberdasher,I3Prince's ter
Norris & Co. furniture removers, 99 Harold road
~·JITis William H. pawnbroker, x8o Plashet road
1\"orton Ueorge William, butcher, 41 Stratford road
Nunn Thomas, greengrocer, 232 Grange road
[ Nurse Eliza (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, So & 82 High stred
~ykerk Simon, toy dealer, 328 Queen's road
O'Brien John, boot maker, 63<;a, Barl.:ing road
O'Brien John, boot maker, 6o Grafton road north
O"Connor Maurice, plumber, 122 Plashet road
O'Connor Patrick, laundry, 634 Barking road
O'Donnell Edward, grocer, 72 Falcon street
Offwood Frederick George, Lord Raglan P.H. 9 High •'
O'Gorman Thomas, barrow maker, 67 Milton road
Oldfield & Sons, grocers, 86 Plashet road
Oldbamstead William, insurance supt. 24 CrescPnt road
Oram Thomas, shopkeeper, 1 Radnor street
Os borne Harriett (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 4 Clove street
O'Shea Patrick, news agent, I I High street
o~mont Henry John, pawnbroker, 520 & 524 Barking rd
Otto Ferdinand Charles, decorator, 9 Khartoum road
Overman Harris, draper, 329 Queen's road
Pack Charles, shopkeeper, 15 Watson street
Page, Calnan & Co. Limited, builders' merchants &c.
High street. T N 825 East
PagA James, greengrocer, 13 Walton road
Pahner Richard Wallace, beer retailer, 66 Queen's road
Pankhurst Emma (Miss), costumier, 22 Stopford road
Parfect John Barker, shopkeeper, 144 Tunmarsh lane
Parish Edward, confectioner, 179 Plashet road
Park Cinema (Levy & Harris, proprietors), Plashet road
Parl;:er James Alexander, coal merchant, 66 Northern rd
Parker William Thomas, beer retailer, I Conwa';l• street
Parnell Frederick, tobacco pipe ma. 12 Plaistow Park rd
Partis William, boot repairer, 24 Walton road
Paske, Farr & Oo. grocers, 544 Barking road
Pasmore William, grocer, 65 Avenons road
Paterson, Candler & Sykes, solicitors, 377 Barking road
Patrono Raffaelo, greengrocer, 4 Balaam street
Payne Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 44 Queen's road
Pearson John Robert, bird fancier, 4 Stratford road
Pease Thomas & Co. cycle dealers, 540 Barking road
Pease Wm. Robt. & Co. pianoforte mas. 774 Barking rd
Peck Robert, plumber, I Kelland road
Perkins Ethel (Miss), grocer, 10 Adine road
Pen·ot Annie (Mrs.), shopkpr. 1 Winifred ter.Victoria rd
Perry CharlE>s & James, jobmasters, 6r Grafton road
north. T N 450 Stratford
Perry Jarnes Joseph, bicycle maker, 42 North street
PPterson Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 256 Queen's road
Pettrey William, boot repairer, r6r Plashet road
Phillips, Phillips & Co. wheelwrights, 68 High street
Phillips & Sons, grocers, 52 Stratford road
Phillips Frank, beer retailer (off), 6o Harold road
Phillips George, furniture dealer, 63 High street
Phillips Harry, shopkeeper, 264 Queen's road
Phillips Richard Medcalf, corn dealer, 539 Barking road
Phillips Thos. Jas. fried fish dlr. 6o6 & 6o8 Barking rd
Philpott Emily Foster (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 39 Grange rd
Phrenix Confectionery Co. 14.a, Middle road
Pierson Dorothy (Miss) T.C.M. teacher of music, 6~
Wigston road ·
Plaistow Central Cinema (Cundy & Co. proprietors),
Richmond street. T N 1593 East
Plaistow Fever Hospital (J. Biernacki M.D. medicar
superintendent), Samson street
Plaistow Public Baths (James D. Sutton, snpt.).
Balaam street
Plaistow School of Music (Miss :M. Wilco:x, principal).
Bg Balaam strPet
Plaistow Spiritualistic Society, Braemar road
Plaistow Working Men's Club (H. Aspen, sec.), g()
Grange road
Plato Henry, milk can & churn maker, 536 Barking rd
Pleasance Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 Brown's rd
Pledge George, butcher, 380 Barking road
Pluckrose Elizh. (Mrs.), shopkpr. 27 Denmark street
Plummer William, shopkeeper, 8r Brook's road · ·
Plumridge William Thomas, boot maker,235 Barking Td
Pocock Samuel, shopkeeper, 30 Howard's road
Polack John, fancy goods dealer, 379 Queen's road
Pollard Charles, ironmonger, 20 Balaam street ·
Polley William, baker, r63 Balaam street ·
Ponder Henry, fruiterer, 127 Balaam street
Pope William, greengrocer, 215 Grange road
 DIRECTORY. J ESSEX.
Porter William George & Son, painters & decorators, 19
Greengate street
Potter William Samuel & Co. chemists, & post office, 57
High street. T N 3419 East
Potton James John, baker, 68 Whitwell road
Poupard & Co. grocers, 73 Stratford road
Poupard Edwin George, grocer, 131 Grange road
Pov.ell George, plumber, 63 Howard's road
Poyton George, confectioner, z8o Barking road
Pratt Martha (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 51 St. Mary's road
Pratt Percy, butcher, see Marlow & Pratt
Pre;;ton Thomas, firewood dealer, 43 St. Mary's road
Prestwich Robert, confectioner, 136 Grange road
Price Charles Joseph, butcher, 276 Barking road
Price Foster James, grocer, I I & 14 Walton road
Price James, grocer, 128 Broadway
Price Jghn William, shopkeeper, 22 Crofton road
Price Ruth (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 308 Queen's road
Price Thomas Tizzard, beer retailer, I Balaam street
Prior John Thomas, dyer, 125 Greengate street
Prior William, greengrocer, 293 Grange road
Proctor Herbert, hair dresser, 51 Pelly road
Pullen Alfred James, shopkeeper, 54 Eastern road
Pye Horace J. shopkeeper, 30 New Barn street
Quail Edwin & Son. boot makers, 747 Barking road
Queen's Jubilee Hall, Swete street
Quigley K. Peter, certified bailiff, 49 Harold road
Rabenau Fredk. teacher of physical culture,II6Western rd
Raibid Hermann, photographer, 632 Barking road
Rainer Albert, dining rooms, 247 Plashet road
Rapport Alexander, enamel ware dealer, 282 Queen's rd
Rayner Herbt.S.grocer & provision dealer, 47 Plashet rd
Rayner John, shopkeeper, II2 Western road
Read Annie (Mrs.), marine store dealer, 134 Queen's rd
'Read George Sidney, general dealer, 72 Edward street
Read Henry Theodore, news agent, 130 Broadway
Read John, jam manufr. 105, 107 & 109 Grange road
Read Thomas J. insurance agent, 25 Ohadwin road
Read William Thomas, cycle dealer, 13 Grafton rd.north
Recruiting Office, 24 Terrace road
Reed Alfred, confectioner, 271 Barking road
Reed Hemy William, plumber, 18 Crescent road
tReed Herbert Stanley, boot maker, 2 Blanche street
Reeves John Edward, photographer, 251 Barking road.
Reid, McFarlane & Co. Limited, boiler coverers, 7 Gra-
ham road. T A " Diatomite, London ; " T N 3320 East
Reid Stephen & Co. surveyors & certified bailiffs under
the "Law of Distress Amendment Act," 47 High st
Reid .A.llan George B.Sc .. , M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. physician
& surgeon. 73 Balaam street
Restarick Alfred, boot repairer, 17 Settle road
Retter Charles, butcher, 24 Greengate street
Ribeiro Elias, pickle maker,• so Queen's road
Rice Harry, upholsterer, 40 Terrace road
Rich William, laundry, 58 Prince negent's lane
P.ichards Lenora (Miss), coffee rooms, 21 Balaam street
Richardson George, beer retailer, 142 New City road
Richens William, hair dresser, 74 Stratford road
Ridd Thomas & Son, builders, 2 M a ud road
Riddell Archibald, shopkeeper, 20 Queen's road
Rippe Charles William, firewood dealer, 7 Milton street
Rising Rachael (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 1 Queen's road
Rixson Martha (Mtss), <:onfectioner, 73 Plashet road
Roach Frank, confectioner, 10 Balaam street
Rober'ts R.T.& Co.linen drapers,283, 285 & 287 Barking rd
Roberts Charles, timber merchant, 231 & 233 Plashet rd
Roberts Robert E. cycle repairer, 2 Settle road
Robertson .Alfred, wardrobe dealer, 147 Plashet road
Rocker Nickolaus, hair dresser, 301 Barking road
Roddam Kate (Miss), dress maker, 551 Barking road &
15 Tunmarsh lane
Roddarn Wm.Jn.Cuthbert,stocking knitter,551Barking rd
Rogers Herbert, oilman, 218 Balaam street
Rooff James & Robert, builders, 683 Barking road & 6
Bushey road
Rose Golden Warne, shopkeeper, 3 First avenue
Ross Francis, shopkeeper, 44 Brook's road
Rothenburgh Charles, tailor, 244 Bumberstone road
Round Fred, laundry, 2 Tunmarsh lane
Rudd Edith (Mrs.), confectioner, 131 Broadway
Budge Edward, plumbtlr, 137 Sutton Court road
Budge FJiza (Mrs.), grocer, 137 Sutton Oourt road
Rumbelow Owen, tobacconist, s High street
Rnnacres James, news agent, 534 Barking road
Russell Fredk. Thos. & Son, grocers, 651 Barking road
Russell Fredk. Thos. oilman, 364, 528 & 651 Barking rd
Ruter Israel, curtain dealer, 314 Queen's road
Rymer Henry & Co. manufacturing chemists, Ia, Pelly
road. T N 928 East
Sage Herbert (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 8 King street
St. Katherine's Club (Rev. T. Given-Wilson, vicar), 87
Pelly road
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St. Mary's Hospital for Women & Children (Leon
Levene M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. resident medical officer;
E. W. Twining M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. assistant medical
officer; Miss Kate L. Ray, matron; A. Ernest Wilkes
A.C.I.S., F.O.R.A. sec ; for complete medical sta:II
see p. 455), Upper road & 36 London road
St. Mary's Hostel, 53 & 55 Stopford road
St. Mary's Parish Ball (Henry Orentes Bailey, keeper),.
St. Mary's road
St. Ma.ry's Widows' Home, 59 Stopford road
St. Matthias' Church Young Men's Society (Rev. Edward
Lees ~LA.), Beaconsfield road
Salmon W. & Sons, boot makers, 26 Prince Regent's lan~
Salmon Thomas, boot repairer, 175 New Barn street
Salmon Wm.Hy. tobacconist, 71 Plashet rd. ;I:Nr3o5 East
Samuels Jacob, draper, 387 Queen's road
Sanders Brothers, corn & flour dealers, 306 Barking road
& 69 Stratford road
Sanders Waiter, painter, 145 Stratford road
Sargent Clarence, laundry, 121 Broad'l\ay
Savage Geo. confectioner & news agent, 108 London rd
Saywell Joseph, shopkeeper, 191 Plashet road
Schafer Carl, shopkeeper, 48 Denmark street
Scharde Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 5t> Second avenue
Schoberts, anti-fouling composition mfrs. m, Pelly rd
Schofield Lottie Winifred (Miss), teacher of pianoforte,.
156 Harold road
Schwartz Harry, tailor, 582 Barking road
Schwinge Hnry Hyam, be~r retailer, 28 Sewell street
Scott Brothers. tailors, 376 Barking road
Scott Waiter Wm. picture frame maker, 574 Barkin~Y rd
Scott William R. insurance agent, 162 New Barn s;reet.
Scruton Joseph James, confectioner, 20 ~ew City road
Scrutton & Crebbin, house agents, 235 Barking road
Seabourn Thomas Arthur, shopkeeper, 2 Lower road
Seaman Henry George, coal dealer, 92 Edward streei
Search Joseph, fruiterer, 745 Barking road
Sear} Henry, greengrocer, 75 London road
Searle Ellen )faria (Mrs.), corn dealer 187, & news
agent r8g, (}range road
Searle Horace William, corn & flour dealer, n Balaam s~
Secunda Abraham, furniture dealer, 321 Queen's road
Selby William, grocer, go London road
Selby William Robert, estate agent, 4 Howard's road
Seyfried John Fredk. scrap iron dlr. 665 Barking road
Shakespeare James, greengrocer, r83 Ne"~> Barn street
Shannon Solomon, embroidery dealer, 310 Queen's road
Sharp Thomas F.A.I. auctioneer, 104 Broadway. T N
3473 East
Shaw John Woollans, ironmonger, 541 Barking road
Shead Albert Henry, grocer, rso Jedburgh road
Shead Frederick, oil & calor man, so Prince Regent's liJ..
Shenker .Maurice, draper, 317 Queen's road
Shepard RCJber~ William George, printer, see Ballan-
tyue & Shepard
Shermer Henry, wardrobe dealer, 7 Prince's terrace
Shlamovitz Abraham. dress material dlr. 349 Queen's r<l
Shonk Louisa (Mr·s.), shopkeeper, 11 Beatrice street
Short Frederick George, coal dealer, 49 Webb street
Shutter George, photographer, 340 Barking road
Siemann Frederick, hair dresser, 20 High street
Sills George, decorator, 13 Pelly road
Simmonds Charles Frederick, grocer, 31 Walton road
Simmons Ernest. grocer, 219 Gran~e road
Simmons John Henry, woollen merchant, 288 Queen's rd
Simmons Joseph, costumier, 316 Queen's road
Simmons Solly, draper, 286 Queen's road
Simmons Wm. Hy. Lord Stanley P.H. r;; St. Mary's rd.
Siwnson Lilian G. (Miss) :t.R.C.P. & S Edin., L.F.P.S.
G la~- physician & surgeon, 688 Barking road
SintiPld Limited, laundry, 49 Balaam street & dyers &
c'e1ners, 272 Barking road
Sintield Alfred, laundry, 49 Balaam street
Skiuner Arthur, bricklayer, 151 St. Mary's road
Sly Percy Augustus, beer retailer, 18 High street
Smart Ada (Miss), dress maker, 137 Kingsland road
Smr,rtt John Joseph, custom house officer, 18 Dacre ru
Smith George Alfred & Sons, corn merchants, 315 Bark-
ing road. T N 3339 East
Smith W. & Son, undertrlkers, 12 & 43 High stroot & 8
& 10 North strret. T N 909 East
Smith W. A. & Co. Limited, artisans' clothing manu-
facturers, 78 & 8o Plashet road
Smith W. H. & Son, booksellers & news agents, Rail-
way station, High street
Smith Albert, boot makPr, 397 Rarkin~ raad
Smith Albert Edward, shopkeeper, 24 Warnington st
Smith Allan Wm laundry,7o8 Barking rd.&12 Walton rd
Smith Caroline (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 12 Denmark street
Smith Charles, boot maker, 6-1. Croydon road
Smith Edith (Miss), drP~s m1ker, 32 Stirling n•.ui
Smith Edwin, grocer, 22 Stratford road
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Smith Frank, boot repairer, 38 Stirling road
.Smith George Fred, confectioner, 67 Whitwell ruad
.Smith Harry Adam, Abbey Arms P.H. 384 Barking road
Smith Herbert Charles, wheelwright, 423 .Barking road
tSmith Herbert John, hair dresser, 126 Ravenscroft rd
Smith Horace, advertisement contractor, 70 Libra road
Smith Thomas Henry, shopkeeper, 87 Western road
Smith William Charles, grocer, 36 Prince Regent's lane
·Snoad Alexander, oilman, 86 Balaam street
Society of Divine Compassion (Rev. Father Andre-u-,
superior), 42 & 45 Balaam street . Trubody Herbert, boot repairer, 95 Balaam street
.Sotcher William Geo. leather seller, 627 Barkmg road
South West Ham Conservative & Unionist Association
(Albert L. Birch, sec.), 373 Barking road
South West Hum Constitutional Club (The) (William
A. Cox, sec.), 383 Barking road
.South West Ham Women';; Shelter (Miss E. J. Mead,
hon. lady superintendent), 435 Barking road
Spading William, grocer, I Ravenhill road
.Spedding Gilbert, shopkeeper, 82 Harold road
Speller l<'rederick, oil & color man, 56o Barking road
.Spillman Henry, laundry, 25 Stratford road
Squire .Albert Geo. secondhand furn. dlr. 266 Barking rd
8taddon & Sons, drapers, 359, 36r, 363 & 365a, Barking
road ; 3 & 6 Balaam street & 2, 4 & 6 Kelland road
.Stearn Caroline (Mrs.), beer retailer, 399 Barking road
Steel William, -u-holesale confectioner, 36 Grafton rd. sth
Stent Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 14I Balaain street
Stephenson Fred, butcher, 555 Barking road
Stevens John Frederick, butcher, 249 Barking road
Stevens William, house decorator, 108 Balaam street
·tSteward Henry, dairy, 1 Blanche street
Stewart & Sno-u-, outfitters, 286 & 288 Barking road
:Stewart James Tennent, chemist, & post office, 522
Barking road
.Stewart William, general dealer, 14 Prince's terrace
Stiff Isaac, beer retailer, 45 Denmark street
Stockbridge William Geo. coach painter, 79 Carson road
Stocks Joseph Henry, fishmonger, I Greengate street
Stoddard .Arthur, shopkeeper, 149 Balaam street
Stodd.ard Arthur Charles, confectioner, 584 Barking rd
Stokes Edward H. insurance agent, 37 Cumberland rd
Stone Ernest Max, draper, 30 & 32 Stratford road
Stone Harry, beer retailer, g Denmark street
Stone Sarah (Mrs.), beer retailer, 58 Croydon road
Stoner & Son, ironmongers, 145 & I47 Balaam street
Stoner & Sons, builders, 22 Howard's road
Storey John G. Trossachs P.H. 244 Barking road
Stothard Eleanor .Ann (Mrs.), confectnr. 222 Balaam st
Stout Mary Sarah Trethowan (Mrs.), teacher of music,
443 Barking road
Stratford Co-operative & Industrial Scciety Ltd. (Geo.
L. Eanks, sec.) ; branch, 55 a, High street
Stratton Chas. Walt. greengrocer, I39 Button Court rd
Strelitz Penny, picture frame maker, rsa, New Barn st
Strickling Bertram, boot repairer, 224 Balaam street
Stroud John, insurance agent, 19 Sussex street
Strutt .Alfred George, saddler, 39 High street
Strutt Edwin, house decorator, n Clegg ~treet
Sturgeon Arth. Hy. asst. insur. supt. 83 Wigston road
Sugar Solomon, tailor, 88 Balaam street
Sugarbrown John, boot repairer, 49 St. Mary's road
Sullivan William, boot repairer, 143 Sutton Court road
Swanson Annie (Mi8s), dress maker, 21 Grant street
. Swatts William, plumber, 107 New City road
Sweetingham Grace (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 32 Anne street
Sykes Edward Potter, solicitor (firm, Paterson, Candler
& Sykes), 377 Barking road
Taffier Abraham, draper, 377 Queen's road
Taylor Charles Thomas, hair dresser, g8 Broadway
Taylor Henry, shopkeeper, I2I Pally road
Taylor William Ralph, butcher, 108 St. Mary's road
Taylorson Thomas, butcher, ro High street
Teager .!.rthur William, baker, no London road
Templeton James M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. physician & sur-
geon, 62 Grafton road north
Terry .Albert E. confectioner, The Terrace, Prince
Regent's lane
Terry Maria (Mrs.), confectioner, 79 Plashet road
Thomas & Co. artificial teeth makers, 540 Barking road
Thomas Henry, stone mason, 230 Grange road
Thomas Tom, umbrella maker, 114 Plashet road
Thompson Mary .Ann (Mrs.) & .Alice Ella (Miss), dress
makers, 469 Barking road
Thompson Charles Theodore, nurseryman, l l Eastern rd
Thompson George, shopkeeper, see Israel & Thompson
Thorne H. & Co. builders, 25 New Barn street
Thorogood Henry, dining rooms, 6 High street
Thurgood Albert. tobacconist, 102 Broadway
Thurgood William R. greengrocers, 178 Balaam street
Till Carolina (Mrs.), wardrobe dealer, 588 Barking road
Timme Edmund, boot maker, 143 Stratford road
Titchen William, rag merchant, 117 Broadway
[ KELLY's
Todd Louis Douglas, in:.urance agent, 127 L"pperton rd
Tomlinson Arnold, shopkeeper, 142 Greengate street
Tomlinson Ellen (Miss), dress maker, I3 Inniskilling rd
Topham John, shopkeeper, 196 Balaam street
Tourell Thomas, boot maker, 10 Grafton road north
Treasure Joseph, marine store dealer, I Upper road t
10 Radnor street
Trick's Drug Stores,chemists & druggists,270 Barking rd
Triston & Co. leather dealers, 71 Stratford road
'!'row John & Co. cycle makers, 53 & 55 Balaam street
Trunks George, fruiterer, 101 Balaam street
Tucker Alfred, shopkeeper, 8 Whitwell road
Tucker Edward, relieving officer for No. 13 District
West Ham Union, 5 Wanlip road '
Tucker Frederick, umbrella repairer, 24 Balaam str~
Tu:ffin Henry, greengrocer, 15 King street
Tuffs Alfred., fruiterer, 1 Herbert street
Tully .Arthur Thomas, eel pie house, 27 High street
Tunbridge Charles, butcher, 205 Plashet road
Turner Frederick J. Prince of Wales P.H. 24I Queen's rd
Turner James Edward, painter, 88 Avenons road
Turner Thomas, beer retailer (off), 34 Walton road
Turner V. C. (Miss) M.B., B.S. resident medical officer
Medical Mission Hospital, Balaam street
Turner Ward Robert, smith, r New Barn street
Turpin Saml.Chas.floor cloth wareho.295&297Barking rd
Twichett Edward, fa.ncy repositories, 4I Balaam street
Tyne Main Coal Co. Limited, 92 High street
Underwood Charles, shopkeeper, 75 Braemar road
Upton Park Sanitary Steam Laundry (J. Ralph, pro-
prietor), 52 & 193 Plashet road
"Crwin Alfred Harry, boot & shoe maker, 4I Prinee
Regent's lane
Vaughan Elizabeth Hill (Mrs.) & Lily Upton (Miss).,
milliners, 394 Barking road
Veryard Brothers, builders' ironmongers, 16 High at.
T N 3555 East
Vicary Thomas Victor, draper, 53I Barking road
Vincent & Son, metal merchants, 64a, Balaam street.
T N I590 East
Vincent Catherine (Miss), shopkeeper, r6 Grange road
Vorstius Alfred Chas. Geo. g-rocer, 375 Queen's road
Wade Amos R. plumber, 36 Croydon road
Wade William Henry, corn dealer, 6o2 & 6o4 Barking rd
Wadham Lily (Miss), tchr. of music,u6 Hnmberstone rd
Wadrnan Harry, assist. insurance supt. I Braemar rd
Wadsworth Frederick Albert, relieving officer No. 2
district, West Ham union, 158 Plashet road
Wahn Henry, baker, 74 Plashet road
Wakcham John, shopkeeper, I32 Queen's road
Wakeling Emily (Mrs.), boot maker, 31 Stratford road
Waldstein Ltd.piano dlrs. Plashet rd. T N 658 Stratford
Waldstein Hall (F. W. W.aggett, propr.), Plashet road
Walker Henry James, coffee rooms, 42 New Barn street
Walker Sydney .A. baker, 2 Whitwell road
Walker Thomas, butcher, 21 Prince Regent's lane
Wall Thomas, marine store dealer, 22 Balaam street
Wallace William, tailor, 356 Barking road
Walpole John, greengrocer, 43 Pelly road
Waiter Philip, baker, 37 Upper road
Waiters Daisy (Miss), teacher of pianoforte, wB New
Citv• road
Ward C. &; Son, boot makers, 12 Terrace road
Ward .Arthur, shopkeeper, 15 Columbia road
Ward Frederick, g1·eengrocer, ro4 St. Mary's road & 140
Queen's road
Ward James George, insurance agent, 6o3 Barking road
Ward Sidney, greengrocer, I Prince's terrace
Warner & Son, decorators, 88 Cecil road
Warner William, grocer, x27 Stratford road
Warren Benjamin, boot maker, I5 Balaam street
Warren George, boat maker, 590 & 592 Barking road
Warren Henry, grocer, I7 Ealaam street
Warren Thomas, boot repairer, r 8g Plashet road
Warren Thomas, firewood dealer, Webb street
Warrington John Robert, greengrocer, r Sussex street
Washington John, butcher, I4I New City road
Watkin;; Edgar & Sons, domPstic machinery dealers, 174
Plashet road
Watldns .Alfred, shopkeeper, 77 London road
Watkins Charles J. shirt & collar dressers,66London rd
Watkins James, coal & coke mer. u Tabernacle avenue
Watkins William Robert, farrier, 12 Balaam street
Watson Frederick, pianoforte tuner, 13 Grafton rd. sth
Watson John W., L.S._<\. physician & surgeon, see
Mercier & W atson
Watson Joseph, shopkeeper, 74 Whitwell road
Watt Robert, ironmonger, I6 Terrace road
Watts Robert Charles William, insurance agent, 59
Coronation road
Weaver Albert, 11hopkeeper, 2 Con-u-ay street
Weaver Frank, draper, 28 Grafton road north
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Webb John William, fi:.hruonger, 42 Stratford road
Webber Frederick, furniture remover, 10 Atlat~ road
Webster Arthur J. insurance agent, 40 Liddon road
Wells Arthur & Wm. mineral water mfrs. I Stratford rd
Wells Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 33 Hollybush street
Wells Thomas J. shopkeeper, 105 London road
Wells William, shopkeeper, 147 New Barn street
Welsh George, fried fish shop, 25 Denmark street
Wenn Richard, boot repairer, 5 Ingal road
West Ham Corporation Fire Station (Robert W. Lissen-
den, station officer), I89 Balaam street
West Ham Corporation Tramways (James Scott Duncan
:MofJet A.M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E. manager), Greengate st
West Ham Masonic Hall (F. Shearmur, sec.; Edward
A. Slade, steward), The Laurels, Balaam street.
T N 1703 East
West Ham Public Librarie5 (Passmore Edwards
Library) (D. McDongall, librarian), North street
West Francis Robert Edwd. insur. agent, I7 Clegg st
West Henry John, hair dresser, 4 Whitwell road
West Lilian (Miss), draper. 532 Barking- road
Westlake Alfred, hosier & glover, 298 Barking road
Westrick Otto, baker, 195 New City road
Wethey Richard, corn chandler, 45 Pelly road
Wet:r.:el William, baker, 14 High street
Whear William Uren, insurance supt. 3 Egham road
Wheeler H. & Co. Limited, clothing manufacturers,
I<Y,7-II3 London road (T A "Wollenzeng, Plais,
London;" T Nos. 3720 & 372I East) & shirt makers,
7 High street
Wheeler Henry & Co. shopkeepers, 2 Chesterton terrace
Whincop William, hair dresser, 24 Prince Regent's la
White Arthur Bernard, grocer, 533 Barking road
White Elizabeth (Mrs.), fancy depot, 31 Balaam street
White George, shopkeeper, so Garfield road
White George, wholesale confectioner, 241! Barking road
Wh~te William, horse slaughterer, 3 New Barn street
Whittaker Albert, tobacconist, 3 Terrace road
Whittingham Mary Ann (Mrs.) & Son, Lord Nelson
P.H. 47 Pelly road
Whitwell Press (Brother Paul, manager), printers, 47
Balaam street
Wickens William, insurance agent, 6 Sutton road
Wickham & Son, watch makers, 32 High street
Wiggins Ernest William, butcher, 94 Grange road
Wilding & Mannock Limited, wall paper manufacturers,
Herbert street. T N 1612 East
Wilding James, greengrocer, 20I Plashet road
Wilkes Robert, boot repairer, 27 Mand road
Wilkins Albert Henry, bookbinder, 428 Barking road
Wilkins Francis, grocer, 7 Whitwell road
Wilkins Rol:Jert, shopkeeper, 43 Milton road
Williams Charles & Co. juvenile clothing manufacturers,
655 Barking road
PLESHEY is an ancient town, consisting chiefly of a
long street of small houses, once a place of great im-
portance and the seat of the High Constables of England
from the earliest institution of that office till nearly four
()enturies after the Conquest: it is on a small feeder of
the Chelmer, 8 miles north-west from Chelmsford sta-
tion on the main line of the Great Eastern railway to
Colchester and Ipswich, and 7 south-east from Dunmow
station on the Dumnow and Braintree branch of that
company, and 37 from London, in the Western division
of the county, Dunmow hundred and petty sessional
division, Chelmsford union and county court district,
rural deanery of Roding, archdeaconry of Essex and
Chelmsford diocese. The first parish church of Pleshey
was consecrated and endowed between 1244 and 1259, in
the time of Humphrey de Bohun, the good Earl of Here-
ford and Lord High Constable; besides the old church
there were two chapels, one within the castle and thE>
other attached to the church and dedicated to St.
riicholas ; the tower and transepts of the existin!!'
church of Holy Trinity are the mutilated remains of a
fine cruciform double-aisled church of Late Decorated
character, which belonged jointly to the parish and to a
college of nine priests, founded here in 1393 by Thomas
de Woodstock, 6th son of Edward Ill. and Duke of
Gloucester, and endowed by him with the tithes: the
college fell with the les~er monasteries in I536, -when the
revenues were £143 12s. 3d. ; and of several marble
tombs of the founder's family which formerly stood in
the chancel, only two slabs stripped of their brasses now
remain: Henry Compton, Bishop of London (r675-86).
erected a small nave on the ruins of the ancient structure
m 17o8, and a chancel was added about forty years after
by Samuel Tufnell esq. which is now adorned with mural
monuments of his family: the church was completely
restored in I868, by the late J. J. Tufnell esq. and the
Rt>v. J. Hutchinson, then vicar, at a cost of £3,000, and
consist& of chancel, nave, transepts, north porch and an
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Jll"iJiams Fmncis, confectioner, 113 Stratford road
1 Williams Jane (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 47 Dungola road
Williams John, chemist, b7 Stratford road
I Williams John Edward confectioner, HIS Stratford road
Williams Richard Henry, dairyman, 239 Barking road
Williamson Joseph, blacksmith, 7oa, Denmark street
Wil1is George Henry, cowkeeper, 2 Warmington street
Willis Henry Silverlock, baby linen dealer,247 Barking rd
Willmer Albert Charles, drug stores, 47 Stratford road
Wilson Bartlett, dining rooms, I Grafton road north
Wilson George, shopkeeper, I30 Upperton road
Wilson Mary Maria (Mrs.), grocer, 39 Chadwin road
Wilson Thomas Herbert, chemist, 741 Barking road
Wilson William, news agent, 24 Pelly road
Wilson William, shopkeeper, 12 Ra.dnor street
Wilton Alice (Mrs.), fried fish shop, 5 Prince's terrace
Wiltshire Edgar, insurance agent, 45 High street
Wiltshire James George, shopkeeper, I Maud road
Window Samuel Thomas, baker, I47 Queen's road
Winkworth M aria (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 105 St. l\iary's rd
Winslow Henry, upholsterer, I9 Stratford road
Winter Elizabeth (Mrs.), confectioner, 47 St. Mar) ·s road
Witcomb Alice (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 139 Xew City road
Witcomb Edwin Josepb, shopkeeper,2 Sutton Court road
Witcomb William, shopkeeper, 13 Willow grove
With Joseph, confectioner, 1 Settle road
Witsey Joseph, waterproof garment maker, 41 Webb s•
Wittich C. G. & Co. bakers, 355 Barking road
Wittick Samuel George, stationer, 568 Barking rnad
Wolff Alexander D. job buyer, 381 Queen's road
Wood Edward Francis, boot repairer, I39 Plashet road
Wood Thomas W. beer retailer, 3 Anne street
Wood Waiter Henry, draper, 62 & 64 Stratford road
Wood William, marine store dealer, 6o Brook's road
Woodcock William, dairyman, 41 New Barn street
Wooderson H. & Co. printers, 217 Plashet road
Woodforde Alfred M.R.C.S.physician & surgn.64 High st~.
Woodhouse George, decorator, 623 Barking road
Woodward Edwin, glove maker, I72 Plashet road
Woodward Sarah (Mrs.), laundry, 379 Barking road
Wooldridge Arthur, mechanical engineer, Ia, Clegg st
Woolf Samuel, stationer, 36 High street
Wootton Arthur, provision dealer, 633 Barking road
Wootton Helen (Mrs.), confectioner, 639 Barking road
Wraight Nellie (Mrs.), shopkeeper, 101 Grange road
Wray Henry Samuel, dining rooms, 553 Barking road
Wright Ernest, greengrocer, 221 Grange road
Wright Henry John, house decorator, 42 Ne~"~m~an road-
Wright John Edward, insurance agent, 27 Selwyn road._
Yeo Mary Alice (Miss), ironmonger, 77 Plashet road
Young Harry, shopkeeper, 14 Abbey street
Young Harry F. dog specialist, 32 Queen's road
Young Henry Waiter, removal con+ractor, 205 Gr'lnge rd'
Ziggles Peter, glazier, 48 Queen's road
embattled central tower, with a stair turret and con-
taining a clock and 5 bells, two being the old Pre-
Reformation bells: there are three stained "indows.
the large west window being a memorial placed at the
expense of the parishioners to the Rev. J. Hutchinson:
there is an old churchvard,
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now desecrated, in which ,
the parish church stood before the college was built:
the church affords 250 sittings. The register dates from
the year 16~6. The living- is a vicarage, net yearly
value £190, mcluding- 20 acres of glebe, with residence,.
in the gift of Col. W. N. Tufnell, and held since I88(f
by the Rev. Charles William Howis. The Dean and·
Chapter of Westminster are the impropriators of a.
portion of the tithes. Here is an unsectarian Mission
Hall, erected in 1909· The Convent of the Sisters c:f ·
the Servants of Christ, known as the "House of Prayer,.,·
was erected in 1908 and is a brick building- in the
Italian style. The town was anciently called "Tumbles-
toun," or ''ihe town of the Tumuli," and here ·
it is supposed was formerly a Roman camp ; the ·
vallum, with a noble foss, is in part very perfect, an1l
the four roads leading into the camp can be easil.v
traced; the remains of a strong fortress erected
by the N ormans still exist, and are attributerl. _
w1th some probability, to Geo:ffrey de Magnaville or ·
Mandeville, Earl of Essex, who, as possessor of thi• .
place, held by repute the office of Great Constable of -
England; he was slain in II44, at the siege of Bur" ell 1
Castle, but his third son William, eventually inheritin!!·
the estate, obtained a licence from Henry II. to fortif)
his castle at Pleshey, which continued to be the sea'
of the High Constables of England till some time aftP~
1400: be died in n8g: the keep of this ca~tle is
elliptical in form and has a circumference of 8go feet.
Here dwelt Thomas de Woodstock, Duke of Gloucester.
youngest son of Edward ID. who came into possession
of this estate by his marriage with Eleanor. daught~r
,f .Toan, widow pf HumphrPy, Earl of Hereford, E:.sex
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and Northampton; he was here basely arrested, hurried are the principal landowners, The soil is chalky cla~.
to the Thames, put on shipboard and ~onveyed to with tlints ~nd chalk fossils; subsoil, loam. The cbi8f
Calais, where, after a short imprisonment, he was crops are wheat, barley and oats. The area ia 1'iz
murdered, through the treachery of his nephew, acres; rateable value, £1,047; the population in 19U
Richard II. Here also, in 1400, John Holland, Duke was 262.
of Exeter, was beheadt>d by the populace, in revenge PLESHEY BURY lies to the west; ROPHEY G-REEN
for his share in Prince Thomas's murder. The materials is half a mile north-east; RINGTAIL GREEN, 1 milll
of the castle, which after his death fell to decay, north-east; HARVEYS, 1 mile north-west.
were used about 16oo to build the lodge, but this in Sexton, George Bohannan, jun.
its turn was taken down in 1767 : the vast earthworks,
the mount, with its singular bridge and the two moats, Post & T. Office. Fred Ford Fountain, sub-postmaster.
still attest the ancient grandeur and strength of the Letters through Chelmsford, arrive at 6-4.0 a.m. I;
C!>stle: in 19oa excavations were undertaken, which 1.45 p.m. ; dispatched at 2-35 & 6.5 p.m. week days
laid bare portions of the foundations of the castle. only. The nearest money order office is Great
The manor became part of the Duchy of Lancaster in W altham, 3 miles distant
1521: ·three farms, constituting two-thirds of the parish, Public Elementary School (mixed), built with mistre~s'.s
belon~ to Col. William Nevill Tufnell, of Langleys, house, in 1872, for 76 children; average attendanc.J,
Great Waltham, and Joseph Hugh Matthews esq. who so; Miss Alice Curphey, mistress
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Bohannan Frank,carpenter & assistant Barman Brothers, grocers
Howis Rev. Charles Wm. Vicarage ove-rseer Hasler Robert, blacksmith
Matthews J. Hugh, Pleshey Grange Bohannan George, beer retailer Knight Henry George, farmer, Folly
Matthews Mrs. J. R. The Mount Clemoes John G. farmer,Plesheyburj Metson Cyril Doug-las,frmr.Lodge frm
Quilter William Day John, farm bailiff to J. H. Owers Nathaniel, boot & ~;hoe maker
Matthews esq. Woods farm Sisters of the Servants of Cbrisl
COMMERCIAL. Deal Charles, White Horse P.H (Rev. Mother Elizabeth, superi()r)
Bentall Samuel, farmer, Blake's farm Fountain Fred Ford,grocr.&post office Towns Geo . .Arthur, farmer,Linsteads
PRITTLEWELL, see Southend. PURFLEET, see West Thurrock.
PURLEIGH is 11.. villag-e and parish, upon an emi- about .£4 yearly, which is distributed to the poor in
nence; the scer;.ery around it is bold and romantic, the bread, and the yearly rent of three acres of land is
land undulating and from every point there are exten- paid to the churchwardens for ecclesiastical -purposes.
-sive views; it is 2 miles north-west from Cold Norton Mrs. Irvine, who is lady of the manor, Lord Rayleigll
station on the Maldon and Southend branch of the P.C., O.M., P.R.S. the trustees of the late Mr. Henry
-Great Eastern railway, 4 miles south from Maldon, 10 Stevens, and Mr. W. G. Raven are the principal land,
south-east from Chelmsford and 44 from London, in owners. The soil is a heavy loam ; subsoil, heavy
the South Eastern division of the county, Dengie hun- loam. The chief crops are wheat, barley and {)ats.,
dred and petty sessional division, Maldon union and with some pasture land. The area is 5,792 acres of
county court district, and in the rural deanery of land, 4 of inland and 36 of tidal water and 29 of fore~
Maldon. archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford dio- shore; rateable value, £5,322; the population in I9IJ
cese. The church of All Saints, standing on a hill, was 821 in the civil and 810 in the ecclesiastical parish.
is an edifice of stone in the Decorated style, consisting By Local Government Board Order 22,354, March 24'
of chancel, nave of three bays, aisles, south porch and rBBg, a detached part of Stow Maries, including Hungry
an ancient embattled western tower of flint and stonn Down, was added to Purleigh, and the same date Great
<:ontaining a clock and 5 bells: the pulpit and reredos and Little Gibcracks were transferred from Purleigb to
'tlre elaborately designed and there is one stained window Danburv.
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:at the west end of the south aisle, but the church has
no striking features, nor are there any monuments of HOWE (or Hoe) GREEN, in this parish, half a mile
importance. The church was thoroughly restored in south, was a peculiar of the Archbishop of Canterbury,
1892 at a cost of .£1,46o, and affords sittings for about under the jurisdiction of the Dean of Hocking. Here ia
350 persons. The register of marriages dates from a Congregational chapel.
1592, baptisms and burials from x662; these records
are in good condition. The living is a rectory, net COCKL.ARKS is a hamlet 2 miles west.
yearly ntlue £432, with 70 acres of glebe and resi- Sexton, Waiter Howard.
dence, in the gift of Oriel College, Oxford, and held Post, M. 0. & T. Office. Mrs. Sarah Ann Olney, sul::
-since x8go by the Rev. Reginald Tavener Love M.A. of postmistress. London & other letters through Mal·
that college. The rectory, formerly annexed to the
don, arrive at 7-30 a..m. & 1.10 p.m.; dispatched at
Provostship of Oriel College by a private Act of Par-
ro. 15 a. m. & 5 p.m. ; sundays, dispatched at 9·45 a. m
liament (7 Geo. Ill. c. 27), was dissociated therefrom
Wall Letter Box, Cocklarks, cleared at 4·35 p.m.; sun•
.on the death of Provost Hawkins in 1882, under the days, 8 a.m
provisions of the Universities and Colleges Estates
Pillar Letter Box, New hall, cleared at 10.20 a.m. & 5·5
Amendment Act of 188o, and is now in no way connected
with it. About half the tithes of the parish have been p.m. ; sundays, g.so a.m
assigned to the Provost under this Act, bnt these are Public Elementary Schools.
quite distinct from the tithes paid to the rector, and
the rectory is at present simply in the position of an These schools are controlled by the Maldon Education
ordinary college living. The earliest mention of Purleigh Sub-Committee.
-()Ccurs at the beginning of the reign of Henry II. when Parochial, contiguous to the church, with master'4
-the church and its appurtenances were assigned to the residence attached: it is a building in the Tudor
-priory of Horton in Kent ; and at the time of the Befor· style & has an oodowment of £3o a year; erected in
m.ation it still belonged to that religious house. After 1807 & enlarged ·in 1:872, for 124 children (mixed);
the Restoration it is found in the possession of the Hors- average attendance, 71; William J. Hathaway, master;
m.onden family, from whom it was purchased by Oriel Miss F. B. Allen, mistress; Miss F, E. Smith, in+
College. Lawrence Washington M.A. recijpr of Purleigh fants' mistress •
1633-43, was the great-great-grandfathlr oi General Cock~arks (Dr. Ha.wkins) (mixed), built in. 1840, for .39
GPorge Washington, and father of the first Washingtons chtldren; average attendance, 37 ; M1ss Christme
who emigrated to America. The benefactions amou.1t to Evans. mistress
PRIVATE :RESIDENTS. Billin~ham John, market gardener,! Davis James, boot maker
Brown Charles, Wymark's house Cocklarks Dobson Jas. (Mrs.), frmr.Gt.Witmans
Euren Frank F .. Ivy house Birkby Charles Edward, horse Fallmer Ernest Newstead, farmer,
Gates Mrs. Croft . slaughterer (postal address, Latch- Purleigh Barns farm
Hall Francis Andrew, Rose lawn ingdon, Maldon) Farrow William, beer retailer i
Love Rev. Reginald Tavener M.A. Boreham John F. shopkpr. Cocklarks 1 builder, Round Bush
(rector), Rectory Borrett Alice Melvinus (Mrs.), beer F1ench Harny Daniel, Fox &: Hound~
Lupton Ernest, Elmfield retailer P.H. Cocklarks
Palmer Mrs. The Cottage Brown David Thos. baker & shopkpr Gatward Charles & Sidney, farmerS,
Soar Arthur Burgess, The Limes Clarke George, coal dealer. Cocklarksl Lodge farm
Colyer John Arth. dairy, Oakleigh ]o Haydock John, farmer, Round Bush
COHMEBCU.L. Cott.ee Mark, assistant overseer & Jones Richard, farmer, Old Witmans
A~hcroft Alfred, farmer, Stud farm water rate collector for Purleigh, I Keeling Charles A.braham & Son,
Bale W illiam Simon, shopkeeper, Latchingdon, :North Fambridge, blacksmiths
Howe Hreen Hazeleigh & Woodham ~lortimer & Keys Mark,pianoforte tuner,Valleyho
Barber A. &; Son, horse slanghterer11 clerk to the Parish Councils of Mead Chas. farmr.SparrowWick farru
& farmers, Corporation farm Latchingd'On & Purleigh 'Motiell Henry, dairyman, l'ippen..Jw,
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Olney Sarah Ann (Mrs.J. grocer & r Rush Clifford, farmr. Wickhams frm Stevens Alfred Hy. farmer. New hall
Sanders Arth.T. baker, Steam bakery Stevens Emma (Mrs.), farmer:, Pur-
l'atten Herbert John, builder Shewan Andrew, farmer, Howe green 1 leigh hall
J•earoo Charles James, Bell P.H Shrimpton Hy. farmer,Nieman's frm Wilkiu George, farmer, Walton's hall
Raven Wm.Geo. frmr. Purleigh wash Slonghgrove J n. farmer ,Clock Ho.frm 1 Willett Elizabeth (Mrs.}, farmer£
Rowe George (Mrs.), farme-r, St.j Snow John, bricklayer •Willett Frank, farmer, Diegoods 'farni
Andrew's farm
QUENDON is a small parish, -comprising all the the angel lectPrn, of alabaster, was presented by hi~t
houses on the east side of Quendon Street and some widow in memory of the late CoL Byng: there are 150
.on the west side ; the remaining houses on the west sittings. The register dates from the year x687. The
side are in the parish of Rickling; it is on the high living is a rectory, net yearly va·lue £125, with ::<~5 acres
road from London to Newmarket and near the source of glebe and residence, in the gift of William Foot '
of the river Cam, 3! miles from Stansted station and Mitchell esq. and held since 1909 by the Rev. Richard
.2! south from Newport station, both on the Great Cobden Earle B.A. of London University. Quendon
Eastern (Cambridge) railway, 34 from London by road, Hall, the property and residence of William Foo'
6 south-west from Saffron Walden and 6 north from Mitchell esq. J.P. lord of the manor and chief land·
Bishop "Stortford and the Lee navigation, in the owner, is a square mansion of brick, dating from 1558,
Northern division of the county, Uttlesford hundred, pleasantly situated in a park of 86 acres stocked with
Saffron Walden petty sessional division, union and deer, a herd of which has been maintained here fo1·
county court district, Newport and Stanstead rural ove~ 200 years. The soil is mixed, heavy and light;
deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and Chelmsford dio- subsoil, gravel and clav •
with a little chalk. The•
chief
eese. The church (dedication unknown) is a small crops are wheat, ba.rley and oats. The area IS 651
edifice of rubble, stone and flint, principally in the acres; rateable value, £2,088; the population in xgu
Early English style, and was rebuilt in 1861, when a was 179·
tloutb. aisle was added: It consists of chancel, nave, Sexton, John Marsh.
aisles, south porch, vestry and a small turret at the
west end containing a chime of 5 hemisphericai bells Post, M. 0. k; T. Office. Mrs. Martha Pittman, sub-
plaeed there in 1912 in commemoration of the corona- postmistress. Letters arrive through Bishop Start-
tion of King George V. : a reredos enriched with ford for first delivery at 5 a.m. & through Newpor•
mosaic was erected in 1881: there is a memorial window at n. 15 a. m. ; dispatched at 1:2.30 p.m. to Newpor~
-erected by Mrs. Tuck, of Manuden, to the Rev. John ·& 7-30 p.m. to Bishop Stortford; sunday dispatch,
(;ollin, her father, rector here 6o years, x8o2-6:a; and 7·25 p.m
another to the Hon. Beatrice Byng, sometime maid of The children of this place attend the Public Elementary
honour to Queen Victoria and wife of Col. H. B. H. school at Rickling
Blnndell C.B. Grenadier Guards; she died 3 Oct 1884:
COMMRUCIAL. Sawkins Thomas, gamekeeper to W.
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. 1Middleton George, head gardener to Foot Mitchell esq ,
IJiscoe Mrs. Robert, Quendon eourt I William Foot Mitchell esq Smith Edmund Benjamin, contractor
Earle Rev. Richard Cobden B.A. Murnford Herbert Lewis. grocer Smith Lewis J. -carpenter
(rector), The Rectory Negus Charles, plumber Smith M&ry Ann (Mrs.), King's Head
Mitchell Wm. Foot J.P. Quendon hall Quendon & Riclding Men's Club P.H
Warner Percy, The Cottage (Rev. R. C. Earle B.A. sec) Taylor Isaac, farmer, Manor farm
BAD WINTER is a pru i;:.h and village, beautifully living is a. rectory, net yearly value [420, with 40 acres
&ituated in a picturesque and well-wooded country on of glebe and residence, in the gift of Keble College,.
the upper part of the river Blackwater, here called the Oxford, and held since 1864 by the Rev. John Frederic
Pant {)r Freshwell; it is 5 miles east from Saffron Walden Watkinson Bullock M. A. of St. Peter's College, Cam-
station ~n a branch of the Great Eastern railway, 5 bridge. St. Pris' Well, in this parish, is a source of
north from Thaxted, 8 south-west from Haverhill and 48 a feeder of the Pant: there are six well-built bric~
from London, in the Northern division of the county, almshouses on the north side of· the church, erected in
F',reshwell hundred, Saffron Walden petty sessional divi- 1889 by the 11isters of the present rector, who has also
sion, union and county court district, and in Saffron built a reading room and parish dispensary. The rent
Walden rural deanery, archdeaconry of Colchester and of a blacksmith's shop and a small pieee of ground let
Chelmsford diocese. The church of St. Mary the in allotments, and given by a donor unknown, is vested
Virgin is a building of local stone in the Decorated style, in the churchwardens for the renairs of tha church.
~onsisting of chancel, nave of four bays with clerestory, Waiter Henry Bullock esq. and David Saville esq. of
:aisles, vestries, south porch and a massive embattled Saffron Walden, are owners of the manor and principal
'"'estern tower with spire, containing a clock with four landowners. The soil is clay; subsoil, gravel. The
-dials, and chimes playing at the hours and quarters, chief crops are -wheat, barley and beans. The area is
-and 8 fine-toned bells, three of which are dated 1616, 3,872 acres of land and 4 of water; rnteable value,
'()ne is of pre-Reformation date, and the remainder were £3,242; the population in 1911 was 641.
bung in 1798, 1870 and 1888: the font is of stone with
a modern carved canopy: hung round the interior of the BROCKHOLDS is 1 mile south-east; STOCKING
church are pictures representing the. stations of the GREEN is t mile north·west.
<Jross, and there are several beautiful oil paintings in
Sextoq and .Acting Parish Clerk, Josiah Mizen.
-the baptistery and in the. chancel, which also retains
a piscina: the stained east window was the gift of Post &:; T. Office.-Frederick Potts, sub-postmaster. Let•
members of the Bullock family, and there are nine ters arrive through Saffron Walden at 7· Hi> & 1i.45
ot-her stained windows: the. :reredos of carved oak, a &.m.; dispatched at x.s & 6.35 p.m.; sunday dis--1
enrious example of Belgian work, dating from about patl'h, II-5 a..m. Wimbish is the nearest money order
1520," exhibits seen~ from. the life of t.he Blessed office -
Vll"gin: the gilded screen separating the chancel and County Police, Waiter- Henry Crickmore, constable
.a~ave is also a. magnificent piece of workmanship: the
-church was enlarged and the chancel rebuilt in 1869, Public Elementary School (mixed), with house for master,
and the tower and spire restored and a turret built built about 1853 & enlar~ed in 1877, for 200 children;
in 1877: the tower was rebuilt in xBB8 at a. cost of average attendance, no; Waiter Henry Bream, head
-over £2,000: there are 400 sittings. In 1901 a lycb master
gate was given by two membel\S of t-he congrega.tion in Carriers. John Hn·ding, daily from Hempstead; Wm.
memory of the long reign of ·ner late Majesty Queen Tycer, from Samvford, tues. & sat.; Charles Andrews,
Victoria, The l'egister dates from the year 1638. The from Hempstead
.Bolloek Rev. John Frederie Watkinson Colley James, farmer, The Park Newell Harry & A1len, farmers~ Little
M.A. Rectory Cufiley Wm. farmer, Godfreys farm Brockholds
"Price-Powell David, The Homestead Freeman Christopher, thatcher Nicholsrm Bt-ll,farmer, Low. House fm
'Thomas Rev. Jsph.Benj.B.A.. (curate) Gowlett Alfd. J. frmr. Radwinter hall Potts Frt>dt-rick, shoe ma.. Post pffice
Gowlett John, farmer, Sellandijl & Reading Room & Parish Dispensary
COMMERCIAL. _ Cowlass hall ( J fl!ti!l h "Mizen, caretakN)
Bacon William, farm bailiff to David Housden Charles, farmer, Cutbush Robins Henry. wheelwright
Price-Powell esq. Gibb's farm .Tarrard Waiter. saddler Rus-e E:rnest Frank, Red Li,on f.ll
"Botterworth James, farme-r, B6ndyshe Jarvis Ernest Willi1>m, grocer Hm:p \Yilli:-.m, farmer, Hill farm
hall, Jenkinghog farm&; Mortlocks Kettridge Emma (Mrs.), beer retailer 8hanahan .John, farmr.Radwint~>r End
Carter Charles W. Plough P.H Medcaif Geo. farmer, Gt. Brocl.holds. lSheard John W. farmer~ llro~ di.tch
ESSEX 30*
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Sheppard John, Grange farm Valiant Robert, farmer, Stocking Grn Winship William, market gardener
Thurban Mary (Mrs.), farmer, New Wigley Thomas, organist & teacher Wright Charles, insuranee- agent
House farm of music Wright Joe Seth, blacbmith
BAIN B A,M (from ryne, a watercourse, and ham, a Oxford. The brilliant satirist and poet, Charlei:
village) is a village and parish, with a station on the Churchill, of Trinity College, Cambridge, -was once-
Midland railway (London, Tilbury and Southend section), curate here, and in describing in verse the effect of
3l miles north-west from Purfieet, 12 by rail from his rural discourses, says: "Sleep at my bidding crep~
London, 7! north-west from Grays and 5 Past from from pew to pew." Here is an undenominationat
Barking, in the South Eastern division of the county, chapel, built in 188g, and a temporary (iron) Catholie-
Orsett petty sessional division, Cha:fford hundred, Rom- church, served from Barking. There is a cemetery of
ford union and county court district, and in Orsett about 3 acres, formed in x8gg, at a cost, including
and Grays rural deanery, archdeaconry of Essex and mortuary chapel, of £3,20o; it is under the control
Chelmsford diocese ; the village forms a considerable of the ·Parish Council acting as a burial board. I1111
street on the London road and the Ingerbourne brook. accordance with the directions of various ancient; bene-
Over the latter is a. bridge, and there are seveTal quays factions, amounting to £10 ss. yearly, bread is given
on the creek, at its junction with the Thames. The to the poor every Sunday; ws. for preaching a sermou
church of SS. Helen and Giles (the only one in England on Ascension day, 2s. to the reader of the Litany, and'
dedicated to these saints jointly in this order) is an rs. for the parish clerk on the same day. Robert.
ancient structure of Hint and stone oi the 12th century, W estley Hall-Dare esq. of N ewtownbarry House, eo.
and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, south porch and Wexford, who is lord of the manor, H. 6. Crosse esq.
a low but massive mnbattled tower containing 3 Sir Thomas Barrett-Lennard bart. of Belhus, .1veley ..
bells, one dated 16r8 and the others 1670: the nave and the War Office are the principal landowners. Th~
is divided from the aisles by three heavy semicircular soil is loamy; subsoil, gravelly. The chief crops are·
arches on either side, resting on square columns, vegetables, great quantities of which are grown for the-
with circular shafts at the angles: a grand Norman j London markets. The area is 3,240 acres of land, 111
arch, highly enriched with chevron moulding, opens of inland and n6 of tidal water and 24 of foreshore;
mto the chancel, the windows of which have been rateable value, £n,I87; the population in 19n was-
greatly disfigured: the tower is constructed of coursed 1,972.
rubble, ~ith as_h~ar coigns, and is entered from the nave 1 Sexton, Alfred Enever.
by a plam sem1c1;cular N~rm~n ar~h, one tall lancet and Post, M. 0., T. & Telephonic Express Delivery Office-..
three ~orman wmdows h~htmg Its base~e~t: on the (Letters should have Essex added. )-Arthur William'
south Side of the chancel ~s a ~arrow pnest s doorway Holmes, sub-postmaster. Deliveries at 7 & 10 . 10 a.m.
of ~orman date: the font ~s .a;ICtent an~ th~re are b_:ass & 7 .35 p.m. ; dispatched to London direct at u.I,Y
effigies on the fio?r tu a CIVlh~n and hl.S Wife, c. x_,o?: a. m. & 4 _15 & 9 _55 p.m, ; & ·at 6. 20 p.m. via Rom-
t.he church plate mcludes an Elizabethan cover to chalice ford; sundays, delivery 7 a. m. ; dispatch 9 _45 p.m
(1563), cup (I65 2 ) ~d paten (I7I3); the church w~s Public Elementarv School (mixed), built in x8g7, for-
thoroughly restored m x.BgB-xgxo, re-seated, new choiT 3 o children. avera()'e attendance 290; Hubert C-
stalls added, chancel wmdows re-opened and a n~w Mace ma!>ter' "' '
organ provided, at a total cost of £2,500 : there are . ' . . .
240 sittings. The registers date regularly from the Pubhc. Element?ry School (mfants), bmlt m 1872,. k..
year 1665, but about 18go earlier registers dating from ho_ld1~g II7 I_nfants;. average attendance, go; Mtss-.
1570, but very incomplete, were discovered and re- Mm~xe E. B~Iley, m1str~ss_; on sundays & on. a feW'
stored. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value £ 400 , special days m the year It IS reserved by the v1car
with 4 acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of County Police Station, Alfred H. Swann, sergean~ & 1
H. G. Crosse esq. and held since 1897 by the Rev. consta.ble
Thomas William Ward M.A. of Pembroke College, Railway Station, John Goodman, station ma:>ter
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Enever Maria (Miss), draper Mayhew Herbert George, butcher
Brady Mrs. Rainham hall Farrow Arthur John, boot maker Parker Lewis Edwin, boot maker
Danaher Edward Harry J. Melville rd Field J. C. & J. Limited, candle Parsons Charles W. & Henry W.&.
Mayhew George, Home lodge manufacturers, Rainham Ferry tailors & in;;nrance agents
Mitchell Edward, Gerpens (postal FJint Charles Edward, shopkeeper, Payne Robert James, butcher
address, Upminster, Romford) W enniugton road Phillips Henry Lndlow, g:roc~r
Randall Edward, Brick house Goodwin Leo M. hair dresser Prosser-Evans Jehosophat M.R.C.&.
'Randall Edward John, Rosedale villa Grays Co-operative Industrial & Pro- En g., L.R.C.P .Lond. physician
Ward Rev.Thomas Wm. M.A.Vicarage vident Society Limited Randall Edward & Son, marke¥
Green William, news agent gardeners
White R. Neville, Brights
Gunary Samuel & Sons, farmers, Rogers George, Angel inn
COMM'ERCIAL. Sout.h hall Rowley Arthur, assistant overseer
Archer James, dairyman Harris Frederick, blacksmith Salamon & Co. Limited, chemica)
Beard Ethel W.(Miss), tchr. of music Harvey Wm.Jn.chemical manure mer manufacturers, Ferry road
Biggs John, butcher Hearn Geo. bricklyr.3 Wennington rd Seabrooke & Sons Limited, brewers ..
Blows Charles, farmer Hearn Nellie Florence (Miss), confctr Thatched house
Blows Frederick Edward, baker Hempleman F'redk. S. & Co. artificial Shnker Moses, shopkeeper
Dridge Charles Waiter, grocer manure manufctrs. Rainham Ferry Smith Arthur, Bell P.H
Brown James, hair dresser Hill Carolina (Mrs.), china. dealer Smith George, shopkeeper, Wenning-
Cemetery (Thoma.s Alfred Capron, Hill Elizabeth (Mrs.), greengrocer ton road
Grays, clerk) Hill Henry J. Three Crowns P.H Spear & Vellacott, farmers
Cook Hart Spurling, fruiterer Holmes Arth. Wm. statnr. Post office Spink George, confectioner
Cornell George, refreshment rooms Holmes Harry, contractor Stebbings Thomas, butcher
Crick Rose A. (Mrs.), shopkeeper Jarvis Waiter, cycle dealer Strang James, farmer, Rainham lodg8"
Curtis Wm. frmr.Berwick Ponds frm Jennings Arthur Georg-e, sl10pkeeper (postal address, Upminster)
Daldy & Co. (J. Vale, agent), coal Johnson Albert J. saddler Swann & Thomson, market !!ardener~
merchants Kingsbury William Robert, grocer Tayler Arthur J. Phrenix P.H
Danaher Edward Harry J., M.R.C.S. London & South Western Bank Ltd Valentine John, beer retailer
Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond., L.S.A. phy- (sub-branch) (Stanley 0. Attwood, Vause John Edward, ch~>mist
sician & surgeon, & certifying fac- manager), open mon. wed. & fri. Wall Alfred George, cycle agent
tory surgeon & medical officer & 10.30 a.m. till 1.30 p.m. ; draw on Whittaltt•r Thomas, beer retailer
public vaccinator No. 7 district, head office, I7o Fenchurch street.
Romford union, Melville road London E 0
RAMSDEN BELLHOUSE is a parish and villR>ge, I chancel, nave, south porch and a western tower of wood,.
near the high road from Billericay to Rochford, 2! miles rising above the gable and having nn octagonal broach
west from Wickford station on the Southend branch of ~pire, covered with nak shingles: the tower contains :;
the Grent Enstern railway. 3 east from Billericay, 8 bells : the church was entirely rE-built in x88o-x.-
sonth from Chelmsford. ro ellllt from Brentwood and 27 at a cost of about £Bso, raisE-d by public subscrip-
from London; it is in the Mid division of the county, tions, and has ISO sittings. The registl'r of bap-
Barstahle hundred. petty sessional division and county tisms and burials dates from 1562; marriages from
court di~trict of Brentwood, union of Billericay, rural r565. The living is a rectory, annexed to that of Stock,
deanery of Wiclrford. arcbdeaconry of Essex and Chelms- il)int net yParlv valne £400, 1rith 38 nrre~ of ~lPbe, in
ford diocese. The church of St. Mary the Virgin is a the gift of 3Irs. Stitt, ancl held sine' 1877 h the
building of stone in the Decorated style, consisting of Rev. Edward Pl'nJa~w-: Gihon B.A. of St. Pete1"s:
 DIR ECf0Jl Y.] ES~EX. .FAMSEY • 469
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.College, Cambridge, who resides at Stock; the Re,· Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Ramsden Heath. John .Pa.~ten,
~homas Williams Outerbridge, has been t:lUrate sub-postmaster. Letters arrive from Billericay, Essex,
in claarge i;ince 191::>. St. John's iron church was at 6.45 a.m. & 5 p.m.; dispatched at 7·45 a.m. &
-erectf'd 'by pnblie subscription and opened in March, 6.25 p.m. ; no post on sundays, but open 8.30 to ro
1901 ; it is served by the clergy of St. Mary's. Here a.m. for telegrams & sale of stamps & registration
is a (.;ongregatir.:aal chapel, and one for the Peculial'
.People. The .soil is r;trong, heavy and mixed; subsoil, County Police Statiop, Percy Gordon, constable
·clay; ~n the sides of the hill the land is light and Public Elementary School (mixed), built about 1872 .t
gravelly loa:m. Wheat i~ chiefly gtown. The area. is enlarged in 1900, for no children; average attendance,
:2,732 aerer; of land and 5 of water; rateable value, 85; George S. Lane, master; Misses Beatrice Johns
_£3,626; the population in rgii was 576. & Maud Marven, assistant mistresses
PRlVA.TE RESIDENTS. Patten Davili Homesteads Limited, builders
:Borman llaj. Sidney Partis, Ivy ho Sanson Charles, Park lane Horsnell John, blacksmith
Brabner Ge01ge, Arcady Sanson Frederick, Park lane - · Jack~ Pexcy G. farmer, Woolshots
1Jurro-w-1 Waiter Lee, Park lane ~chroder John· , Johns Thomas, rate collector & assist-
Caroll John, Glengariff Sharp Alban, Redrose . ' ant overseer
'"Dicks .ht:O.ur J Smith-Tou~min A. K Johnson Charles Frederick, traveller,
Downes Williaru, Brookland Tudor house
Fischer Constantine (postal address, COMliEBCIAL. Mayell Wm. James, cartage contractr
Wickford) Bartlett James, White Horse P.H Miles Alfred James, grocer
Francis Henry, Oak hall (postal ad- Biggs George, builder Patten John, grocer, baker & corn
dress, Stock, Ingatestone) Bird Frank&; Wm. frmrs.Allen's frm merchant, Post office
.Uibbs Willi:tm C Bull William W. farmer Payne Arthur H. grocer
Huggett Barrington Buries William, farmer, Whitelilies Rayment George, hurdle maker
Kensdal August us, Oakleigh (postal address, Stock, Ingatestone) Saner George, farmer, Chithama
Lee Hubert Barton, Rc.sebank Cocl~:sedge Waiter, beer retailer Upson David, harness maker
'Morris Edward E. Park lane Cr11cknell Samuel, farmer, Brickhouse Wheaton J. & F, farmers, Ramsden
.Outerbridge Rev. Thomas Williams farm (postal address, Wickford) Park farm
(curate in charge of St. Mary the Halls Arthur, market gardener Willis George, cartage contractor
Vir~in} Harvey Herber~. shopkeeper Woolliams John, farmer
RAMSDEN CRA YS is a village and parish, on the yearly value £230, in the gift of the Rev. James Douglas
river Crouch and on the high road from Billericay to Hoysted 'B.A. and held sincB 1913 by t:he Rev. Francis
Rochford.. 3 miles south-east from Billericay station on Trevo-r James Trousdale B.A. of University College, Dur-
-the Soathend branch of the Great Eastern railway, 9 ham. There is a charity of £1oo, left by one Gibbon,
<CllSt from Brentwood and 26 from London, in the Mid the interest of which, £2 1os. is distributed annually
.division of the county, Barstable hundred, Brentwood in coals to the poor of Crays Hill. Thomas Waiter
petty sessiomll division and county court district, Billeri- Bacon esq. J.P. of Ramsden Hall, is lord of the manor
-cay lilllio!l., and in the rural deanery of Wickford, arch- and principal landowner. The soil is mixed, inclining
.deaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese; the vil- to heavy; subsoil, chiefly clay. The chief crops are
tage takes its name from a family of De Crei, -who were ! wheat, beans and oats. The area is about 1,458 acres;
owners of the manor in the 13th and qth centuries. rateable value, £1,979; the population in 19u was 256.
ThE' charch of St. Mary is a small edifice of stone in Parish Clerk, William Geor~e Clark.
•thP Gothi.e style, restored in 1871, and consists of chan- Po~t Office, CrayR HilL-Miss Emily J. Scholding, sub-
eel and nave, south porch and a western tower with postmistress. Letters from Billericay, Essex, arrive at
spire containing 2 bells: a stained window waR pluced 7 a.m. & 5 p.m. & leave at 8.10 a.m. & 6.10 p.m. ;
rin the ~ha.ncel in 1873, in memory of Miss Robertson, 1 no sunday delivery. Basildon is the nearest money
of Inches: there are 130 sittings. The churchyard was order & telegrDph office ·
-enlar!l'ed in 1901 by 1\ gift of glebe land from the rec· Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1863, for
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tor. The register of bapti~ms 1md burials dates from l too children; average attendance, 6o; Miss l\. Vieweg,
r:558; marringes, 1572. The living is a rectory, net ; mistress ·
COlLUERCIAL. 'Hemming Henry, confectionr.Crays hl
1-RLYATF. RJo~<;JDJ<.NTS. Bestley Waiter, rate collector for Keeling Frederick George, thrashing
Bacon Thos. Walli. J.P. Ramsden hall Basildon, La.indon, Lee Chapel, machine proprietor
"'Bestley Walter Frank, Crays hill Van.ge & Ramsden Crays, Crays hill I Pateman George, farmer
Collin!! William Albe1-t, Great Barns Bestley Waiter Frank, solr. Crays hill Poulton Thomas, farmer, Tylde hall
Deighton Lieut. Christopher Henry Booth .John, head gardener to T. W. Scholding Emily J. (Miss), grocer &
R.N. Rosedale Bacon esq. J.P draper, & post office, Orays hill
Jackson Miss. White's Brid!!e home Chrk William Georg£>, farmer & W eller Daniel, poultry breeder.
"Taylor John JamPs, Sunnyside parish clerk, Glebe Hermitage, Crays hill
"Trmudale Rev. Franci!l Trtvor James Dodd Charles Richard, Shepherd & Wood Ed"l'ard, gamekeeper to T. W.
lB ..!. (rector), Rt ctory Dog P.H. Crays hill Bacon esq. J.P
Gibbs William, Fox & Hounds P.H j Wylie William K. farmer, Crays hall
'RAMSEY i-s a village and parish, on the road from Charities amounting t-o £2o yearly are distributed in
'Colchester to Harwich, on the east coast, 3 miles south- bread and clothes, including a bequest left in 1807 by
•east from Wrabness station on the Harwich and Man- I a son of Daniel and Elizabeth Ilurr, who resided long
ningtree bra:ach of the Great Eastern railway, 3! in this parish, consisting of £164 13s. 4d. bank New
·west from Harwich, 16 north-east from Colchester, 7! £2! per Cent. Annuities, the annual interest arising
-east from Manningtree and 68 from London, in the therefrom being £4 10s. to be applied to the relief of
North Eastern division of the county, Tendrinrg hundred, the poor of this parish, under the direction of the
.-.petty sessional division and union, Colchester, Clacton vicar as ex-officio trustee and two trustees. There is
and Har .. ich Joint county court district, and in the als'J Davall's charity for educational purposes and
rural d.eanerf c•f Harwich, archdeaconry of Colchester Thompson's for six of the oldest widowers and six of
·and Chelmsford dioeese. The church of St. Michael, the olde8t widows. Michaelstow Ha.Il, the property of
·situated on -a hill, is a. building of stone in the Early Arthur Nathaniel Garland esq. and the residence of
~nglish and Decorated styles, consisting of chancel, nave, Gerald Augnstus Curry esq. is a fine mansion of Ted
..outh porch and an embattled western tower containing brick with stone dressings. .A.. N. Garland esq. who
5 bells, and on the south face of which is a sun dial: is lord of the manor of Michaelstow-with-East New
"the north doorway is •rransition Norman and the south Hall, and E. B. K. Norman esq. are the principal land-
'Decorated; the church in 1872 was reseated with open owners. The soil is mixed,Cas is also the subsoil. The
'benches: in the chancel is a monnment to Daniel Burr chief crops are oats, barley, wheat, beans and peas.
r(1782) and Elnabeth, his wife (1783): the church is now The area is 3,923 acres of land, 64 of inland and 174
(1914) undergoing restoration: there are 250 sittings. of tidal water and 8q6 of foreshore (about 700 acres of
"The registers date from the year 1645. The living is land have been Tecovered from the sea by embank-
:a discharged vicarage, net yearly value £205, with ment); rateable value, £21,018; in I<)OI the population
13 acres of glebe and Tesidence, in the gift of the was 2,535, and in 19II, 3,2n, including 832 on board
'Lord Chaneellor, and held since 1913• by the Rev. vesseJls, of which 331 were on 1 of H.M. ships. The
Edga.r Charles Hammond Pyemont M.A.. of Cam bridge namt>s of persons residing in Parkeston will be found
'Unive1sity. There is a Wesleran chapeL A cemetery under Harwich. Near Stourwood copperas has been
of 2 acres, 2 roods and 18 perches was formed in 1910, ; worked; in front of it is Copperas Bay.
at a eost of £1,549, and contains a mortuary and . Sexton. William Kin~. .
tehapel; it is lllnder .the ~ontrol of the Parish Council.
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Post & Express Delivery Office.-Miss Mildred Ellis, Ip.m.; Tinker street, tJeareJ, 7· 15 a.m. & 6. 40 p.m.~
sub-postmistress. Letters arrive from Harwich at 7 sundays, 7· 15 a. m
& n.s a.m._; dispatched at. IQ a.m. & 6.5o p.m.; Ramsey Sehool Managers; G. C. Holland, Technical
sundays, arrive ati 1 a.m.; dispatched ~t 9 a.m. The Institute North hill Colchester corresponden5
nearest money order & telegraph office IS at Parkeston ' · ' '
Wall Letter Boxes. South Hall, cleared, 10.25 a.m. & Public Elementary School (mixed), built in Igoi, fo:r
7 ·5 p.m.; sundays, 10.30 a. m. ; Manningtree road, 200 children; average attendance, n6; Frederick
cleared, Io a.m. & 6.45 & 9.15 p.m.; sundays, 7 Staples, master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Cemetery (Charles Howlett King, Hewett Arth. frmr. Michaelstow frm
Hamilton street, Parkeston, Har- Hunter William Philipps, grocer
Curry Gera.ld Augustus, Michaelstow wich, clerk to the burial authority) King Rebecca (Mrs.), blacksmith
hall (letters thl'ough Dovercourt) Cooper Ernest, farmer, Hill House & I.illey Albert Percy, butcher
Gurney Rev. Arthur Frederick (Un- White House farms Lucas George, carpenter
denominational), Ramsey lodge Cross Chas. Arth. farmer,Roydon hall Lucas Mary (Mrs.), fa"'rm"'er, Eaat.
Pyemont Rev. Edgar Chas. Hammond De ex Richard, beer retailer New hall
· M.A. (vicar), Vicarage Diaper Charles, Lord Nelson inn Nunn Robert, farmer, Primrose hall
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Sutherland Capt. W illiam Tudor, Ellis Arthur Herbert, blacksmith i Ranson John, farmer, South hall
Ramsey hall Ellis Stephen .A.lbert, carpenter i Richardson Francis William, fa,.,rmmer.
Wood William Frederick, Sunnyside Gant William (exOl's. of), farmers, Bridgefoot & Mill House farms
Stour Wood,New House & Ray frms Saunders & Gant, frmrs. Foulton hall
COMMERCIAL. Goddard .A.rthur, farmer &; landowner, Saunders Edwa.rd, brick ma. Ray frm
Brooks John,miller (stone fiour mills, The Poplars; Ramsey Hall farm & Scantlebury Robt. Sidney, Castle in1;1
wind & steam} South House farm Tucker Edmund, farmer, Home farm
Hart Henry Wliliam, shopkeeper
BAWRETH (or Raurehithe) i.s a .village. and parish dates from the year _1539· The living is a recto:r, nei
near the river Crouch, over which IS a bridge of one yearly value £433, with 44 acres of glebe. and restdence,
arch, called Battle Bridge, communicating with Retten- in the gift of Pembroke CDllege, Cambridge, and held
don, and on the high road from Rochford to Chelmsford since I873 by the Rev. Godfrey George Kemp 1'11.!.
and Londori; it is 7 miles north-east from Pitsea station formerly fellow of that college. There are wharves at
on the London, Tilbury and Southend railway, and Battles Bridge, partly in this parish and partly in
there is a station at Battles Bridge on the Maldon and Rettendon. The Master and Fellows of St. John's Col-
Wickford line cf the Great Eastern railway, 8 miles lege, Cambridge, who are the lords of the manor of
north-west from Rochford and 31 from London: the Rawreth Hall, and Sion College, London, who hold the-
parish is in the South Eastern division of the county, ntanorial rights of the manor of Beeches, are the prin-
Bochford hundred, petty sessional division and union, cipal landowners. 'fhe soil is heavy loam ; subsoil ..
Southend county court district, and in the rural deanery various. The land is principally arable. The area i~.
of Wickford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford 2,369 acres of land, 3 of inland and 4 of tidal watert
diocese. The church of St. Nicholas, Tebuilt. in 1882, and 7 of foreshore; rateable value, £2,280; the popu-
from designs by the Rev. Ernest Geldart, rector of lation in 19n was 441.
Li~tl~ Braxted 188~-I900, at a cost of a~out £2,5oo, is a Letter Box cleared at 8. ~5 & 10.45 a. m. & 6 p.m. week
b_ui~dmg ol stone m the Late P~rpen~cular style, con- days & 8. IS a. m. sun days ; letters from Wiclford.,
s1stmg of chancel, nave, north aisle With chape~, .north arrive at 7 & I I a.. m. The nearest money order t.
porch and an embattled western tower conta.mmg 2 telegraph office i;; at Battles Brid~e 1 mile distan'
bells: the chapel on the south side is subject to the "' '
control of the tenant of Beeches Farm, -who has the Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1873, & en-
same rights in it as in the case of a faculty pew: there larged in 1897, for 82 children; average attenda11ce ..
are I36 sittings and 50 seats· for children. The register 70 ; Miss Harriet Cooke, mistress
Marked * receive letters through COMMERCIAL. *Key Edward, shopkeeper
Rayleigh, Essex. A.rcher William, farmer, Shotgate frm *Pinkerton Robt. Hamilton, nursery,.,
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Ayling Leo Chas.Carpenters' ArmsP.H man, J..ubbard's lodge
Kemp Rev. Godfrey George M.A. Elingford John, dairyman, Trynn-de- Seed William B. farmer
(.-ector), 'fhe Rectory hayes farm White Harry, farm bailiff to Williall)
*Penfold Charles Humphrey, Pengelly Jones Elizh. (Mrs.), refreshment rms M. Meeson esq. Rawreth hall
BAYLEIGH is an ancient town on the road from 1904 by the Rev. Arthur Girdlestone Fryer M . .A.. of Trinity-
J..ondon to Rochford, -with a station on the Southend Hall, Cambridge. Here is a Bapti8t chapel, erected ia
1ine of the Great Eastern railway, 33 miles from London, 1798, seating 400 persons; a place of worship for Peculiar
4~ north-by-east from South Benfleet station on the Til- People; a Congregational chapel, built in 1898, to seat.
bury and' Southend railway, 34 miles from London by 350, and a Wesleyan Methodist chapel. A fair for horse&-
road, I6 from Brentwood, 13 south-east from Chelms- and cattle is still held on Trinity :Monday in each year.
ford, 10 east from Billericay, 3 from the wharves at Hull In 1848 a suit of Cromwellian armour was discoTered m
Bridge, 7! north-east from Southend and 5 west from a hiding place in the rectory; and in April, 1849, senl'a1
Rochford, in the South Eastern division of the county, curious and ancient Roman coins were ploughed up iD
Rochford hundred, petty sessional division, union and this parish. .A.t the upper end of the town are earth-
ccunty court district, and in the rural deanery of Wick- works, the remains of a castle first built by Sweyne~
ford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. who owned the place at the time of the Domesday
The town~ w'hich consists of one wide street of consider Survey and was the founder of the De Essex family:
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able extent, is -well situated in a commanding position these consist of a conical mound and plateau surrounded'
and !is- lighted with gas and supplied witJh water from by s d~ep moat and outer ramparts with minor ditches~
South Benfleet. This place affords the title of baron excavations made in 1910-r2 in the platean and on th~r
kl a branch of the Strutt family. The ancient church of mound revealed extensive floors of stone and concrete ..
the Holy Trinity, standing on rising ground at the upper and silver per.nies of Stephen's reign and many-
end of the town, is an edifice of flint and stone, prin- other articles of the 12th :md 13th centmies wer~r
eipally in the Perpendicular style. although some p81I'ts found. From this spot is obtained a fine view over the-
are of an earlier date ; it cousins of chancel with aisles. neighbouring peninsula. J ames Rogers esq. lord of thll"'
separated from it by arcades of two ba.ys, nave of four mnnor, disposed of his ·rights t.o the Parish Council in-
bays. south porch and a massive western tower with ern- I<Joo. The soil is mixed ; subsoil, cla.y '!lnd sand. The-
battled turret, containing a clock and 8 bells partially chief crops are wheat, barley and beans. The area i1;
rehung in 1888; two of the bells -were addsd in 1898 2,go6 neres; rateable valu~, £r2,748; the popnlation in
m commemoration of th!! Diamond Jubilee of Her late 19n was 2,471.
Majesty Queen Victoria: in 1912 the church was re-
stored at a cost of £2,ooo; the ancient oak roof, which Post, M. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office (letters should
had been ~oncealed by a flat ceiling, was uncovered, have E~sex added). Mi:o:s Annie J. Judd, post-
the chancel arches partly rebuilt, the south doorway mistress. Letters arrive from London, 7 & 9.30 a.m.J
and the red brick Tudor porch stripped of the coating & 6 p.m.; dispatched to London, 8.30 & 10.30 a.m-
of plaster which covered them and a new vestry built; & I, I.30, s.IO. 7-IO & 8.30 p.m. Delivery com•·
in the course of the restoration a rood stair in good mences at 7·5 & 9.30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Let\ers a.r61
condition was discovered in the north wall: there are 450 dispatched by messenger to Thundersley et Hooleigl'i
sittings. The register dates from the year 1548. The at 6 &; 9.30 a.m. & 6.10 p.m.; return at 10.30 a.m. &:
living is a rectory, net yearly value £485, with 40 acres I, 6 &; 7.25 p.m. ; also dispatched to Sou,hend at .l.,
of glebe and residence, in the gift of the trustees of the 5-to & 8.3'J p.m. Open on sundays fr€ml 8.31'1 tG IO
late ReY. Joseph Duncan Macvicar .M ..A.. and held since a.rn. for sale uf stamps &: f0r telegrams
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Dl ~ECTOHY. I E~SEX. 'NAYLEIUH. 4i1
Post Office. Eastwood road.-Hemy R. Bond, snb-post- Police Officers, Sergeant John Robert Burrows; Corr-
master. Letters received from Rayleigh, Essex. Let.- 'Stable Ernest George Harrington
teT Box cleared 7.20 & 1o.so a.m. &; 7·5 p.m. ; tun·
days. 7.20 a.m PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Wall LetteJ: Bo,xes.-Hockley road, deared at 8.3u a.w. Boys, opened in 1909, for 240 children; average attend-
12 noon & 2.5 & 6.15 p.m.; sundays, 8.15 a.m,; Ray- ance, 170; William James Vickers, master ·
leigh house, cleared at 7._go & 10.15 a.m. & 12.50, 5.40
& 7.15 p.m.; sundays, 6.10 p.m.; Crown hotel, cleared Girls, opened in 1904, ior 1ilo chtldren; average attend-
at 8 & 10.20 a.m. & 12.55. 5·45 & 7.40 p.m.; mndays, ance~ l50; Miss :\Ia1·guret George, mistress
6.10 p.m.; Railway station, cleared at 8.10 &; 10.15 Infants, built in 1895, for 120 children; average attend-
a.m. & 1.50 & 5.30 p.m.; sundays, 8.15 a.m ance, 90 ; Miss Isabe1la M. Hyatt, mistress
Pillar Letter Boxes. White house, cleared at 7 & "10.30 Railway Station, William Smith, station master
a.m. & 7.15 p.m. ; sund.ays, 7 a.m. ; Hambro hill,
cleared at 8.15 a.m. 12 noon & 6.30 p.m. week days Carrier to Chelmsford. A. Brand, toes & fri. 9 a.m
only
.Marked thus • postal address i" COMliERCUL. - Grays & Tilbmy Gas Co.(showrooms)
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Hockley, Essex. Early closing day, Wednesday. (William Henry Barton, district
.\fiRms William Francis M.R.C.S. foreman), Station road
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon, &, Harris Charles Edward, main road
.!dams William Francis, The Poplars merlicrtl offic?r & public vaccinator surveyor t? ~ounty Council for
!ddison John Wm. The Homestead Rasleigh disnict. Rochford union, Rochford district, Cedar lodgs
Barnard Charles James, Brewery ho k "certihin" factorv sur...,~on ThE> Hayer Frederick James, matke\
Baskett Bertram George Mortimer Poplars . "' . e ' gardener, Dawesheath l'Oad
M.B.Oxon. Finchley house Ager Arthur, draper Hou~hto~ ~obert James, boot maker
Bolton William, Bleke house *Andrews Henry .Mottram, boarding Jarv1s Wtlham, farmer
Bovey Sidney Smith, Fairview bous~, Drover's 1 Jenner Jn. C. nu1·serymn.Eastwood rd
Burrows Egleston, Rayleigh house Austen-Frost J ost>ph Charles, house 1 J ohnson Frank, greengrocer, Grove rd
Cameron Samuel, Farmlea agent, The Mount Johnson John, boot x_naker
*Cnri' Gerald W. Gattens Bailey Wm. Arth. hair drssr. High st Johnson Re~e_cca (M1ss), dre.sa maker
Carty James, 'Uplands
Cecil Chas. Albert. Rayleigh lodge
Baker Ern est, dairyman
Baker Fredk. builder, Dawesheath rd
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Jordan W Ilham, nurseryman, see
Bo:wles & Jordan
Chapman Mrs. Fairview, Hockley rd Bambury John, builder, Norfolk villa Jord1son Thomas N. n-urseryman &.
Cheshir!l Josllph, Woodbine Barday & Company Limited bankers seedsman, Dawesheath road
elements Mrs. Strathview (sub-branch), open mon.' wed. & .Tudd_ Charles Ernest, estat-e ag_ent An
Cork .A.rthur Charles, Barringtons fri. 10 to 12.30 ; draw on head assistant overseer for Rayleigh &
Crowle-Smith John, Treehurst office~ 54 L6mbard st. London E G Rawreth
Curtis Miss, 'J.'he Cottage Barker & Go. contractors Judd M. (Miss), news agent
England J oseph, Longview Barnett Waiter baker Keeble Jessie (.Mrs.), shopkeeper
Fordham Mrs. Hadstock, Victoria rd Baskett Bertr;,m George Mortimer Knowles Richard, chemis.t
Francis E. 1;1. High 1>treet M.B.Oxon. surgeon, Finchley house Lander Charles John, chimney sweep
Francis Miss, Station road Bates Wm. fa~er, Great Wheatley Laurie Joseph, painter .
Francis M,rs. High street Bingham Richard, shopkeeper 1 Leeks Morrtce (Mrs.), grngro.H1gh st
Frver Rev. Arthur Girdlestone M.A. Blowes Arthur butcher Loker Hannah {Mrs.), shopkeeper
-(rector). The Rectory Bolton. Wm. t~hr. of music, Bleke ha Loker William, grocer. .
Fuller-Clark Reginald" Down hall Bond Henry R. tov maker Post office Luker Henry &i Co. L1m1ted, brewers
Gilbert William James~ Ma"field •
• Eastwood road · ' ' & wine & Rpirit merchants
Rayleigh road Boosey John, beer retailer 1 Mann Henry & Son, grocers .
Gilson Samuel, Homecroft Bowen Samuel Jas. White Horse P.H March. Reuben, coal mer,Whlte ~o:use­
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Goodman Charles, Pendower Bowen Samuel James, jun. shop-' Masomc Lodge (No. 1,734 Trtmty)
Harbottle George Pringle, Sweyns keeper. Church street (Daniel St~atford, sec.), held at th~
Hare George Montague, Montana Bowles & Jordan, nurserymen, East- Golden LIOn hotel, every seconcl
Hazell Walter Richard, Alwyne wood road wed. from Sept. to May flot 7 p.m
Hollin.gworth Rev. J. Samt1el tWes- Brand Alfred cauier to Chelmsford, Miller William M.D., Ch.B.Edin_
leyan Methodist), Cast1e street High street physiciaa, Ivy _house
Holman Marcus Robert, Rushmere Brett Sidney Herbert, nurseryman, Moore Mrs. stahoner
lodge Hillside Moore Annie (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Hull Alfred, The Pingle Brewer Sidney Edgar, baker Moss Frank, hair dresser
Johnstone John F. Brooklands Britton Wait. Jas. fishmngr. High st Newman Herbt. f~rmer, see Clemance-
Judd Charles Ernest, The Laurels Rrown Sarah Ann (Miss), confectioner & Newman, Weir farm
J.amm Christian, Kensington villa Brown Thomas James, miller (oil), Newman Thomas, market gardener
Macey Harry, Tamlin Raylei~h flour mills Olley G~orge, boot & shoe ~aker
Yiller William M.D. Ivy house Byford George, bricklayer 1Page E_hza (Mrs.), Golden LIOn com-
Moodie Robert. Weir Bdord John Thomas builder mercml hotel
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Moon Philip, Chemuts Bygott William, ~oli~itor, High street Pape HarryCecil,Crown & Railway htl
Moon Reginald, Wickham Carter Nathaniel watch maker Patmore Ernest George, baker
Moss Thomas William, Rose hill Chippington wm: Hy. coach builder IPearson Ed~in, ironmonger
:Sorthfield John, Tren-de-Hayes Clemance & Newman,frmrs.Weir frm Plowman Eh, maker of hand & ma-
*Offiu Thomas, Turrett house Coller E. A. (Miss), girls' school, c~ine-made bricks of ev~ry descri:p-.
Paxton William, Grove house Bellingham house t10n ; terra cotta, tiles, dram
Pennell George, Hillside Cook John, boot & shoe maker pipes &c. &c. Rayleigh brick & tile
Petchey Mrs. Clovelly Crees Chas. Hv. •
corn. trav. Bramshot works; & at The Manor WOI'ks,.
Phillips Edwin Charles, Linwood hall Dare Edward, butcher, Eastwood road 1 Thnndersley
Phillips Mrs. Picton house Devenish Edward Bright, coal mer j Plowman Theophilus S. motor engi-
PhiUips William, Broomfields, Dawes- Deveson Percy .Alfred, draper, Corn- neer, Chicksands cottage
heath road merce house Potter Elizabeth (Missl, dress maker.
Piggott Courtn.ey, The Ru:lfles F"idgeon Sa.rah (:\Irs. ), beer retailer Melrose, Station road
Priestley James Russell, Holly Tree Field Wm. Nathaniel, paintr. High st Powell Hy. Edwd. bricklayer, High st;
farm Finch Thomas William, ironmonger Pudney Joseph William, cab propr.
Richards Mrs. Homeside Fisher Maurice, builder, Hambro' hill Hockley road
Roberts John, Hylands Ford Joseph W. artificial teeth maker Rand William Hy. & Sons,nurserymn
Russell Harley, The Anchorage Fordham Reuben,greengrocer,High st Rand Ernest Percy, nurseryman,
Sarson .A.rthur John, Oaklands l<'ore,;ters (.Ancient Order of) (True Mill Lane nurseries
c;lade Chas. Hy. Nathaniel,Homeleigh Briton 4,237) (Wm. Burrell, gee.), Rayleigh & District Horticultural So-
Stellwagen Philip, The Laurels held at British school ciety (Wm. Jas. Vickers, hon. sec)
Turner Ernest William, The Limes Franklin Samuel, Half Moon P.H ,Rayleigh Dramatic Club (Sidney Wal-
Voss Waiter .A.rthur, Fairlight Glen Fraser Ro bert, grocer, Eastwood road lis, sec.), High street
Wallace W.tlliam, Emilene French Albert, beer retailer Ravleigh Horticultural Society (W..A.
Wa.ren Ernest John William, White Gale James (Mrs.),brick maker, East- Voss &; E. J. W. Warren,joint secs)
cottage wood road Rayleigh Nursing .A.sseciation rvr.
~ill!! Alexander. Jn"JE>nook fHl~on BrothPrs, grocers Burrt>ll, hon. sec. ; Miss L. ..:-..,.-:-.lof::;A-;-:,
\food :Mi.is :Mat y, Hilkrest LG:lson Samuel, insurance agt.High st hon. sec. to ladies' comrni"i·t ~' .... ~~
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Reading Room (George Bradley, sec) ~Southend Waterworks C J. High st Upson Arthur James, saddler
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Recreation Rooms (W.N. F'ield,propr) !Sparrow Edwin Charles, vet. sU:rgedn~ 1Vinnall Bros. photographers, High 1 t
Redbond ,John, farmer, Hambro' hill & veterinary inspector under thl' Ward Henry William, nurseryman
Rollingson Alfred John, greengrocer "Diseases of Animals Acts'' for Ward Wm. plumber, I Church villas
SearleFredk.poultry frmr.Eastwood rd Rochford district 1Warren Ernest Jn.Wm.bldr.White ~
Shead Thomas, farm bailiff to s. s.,SparrowHrbt.C.boot repr.Eastwood rd I Webster Joseph, butcher .
Baker esq. Stevens' farm Stewart George Arthur, saddler 1Webster Jsph. dairyman, Hambro' hi
Shead William H. jobbing gardener Stratford Daniel Rees, nurseryman, W edd Charles, beer retailer
Sidwell Henry Thomas M.I.M.E. Parklands Whallev• John,hurdle ma.Eastwood rd
engineer & surveyor to Rochford Taylor Samuel, nurseryman, .Alpha Williams Thomas, cab proprietor
Rural District Council Thorn Mrs. coal merchant Wilson Rt.frmr.Little Wheatley farm
Smith Charles William, builder Thorogood G. & Co. smiths 1 Wilson Joseph, house agt. Lealholm~
Smith Harry, plumber, East wood rd Topsfield Henry P. registrar of births i Wintle Arthur, solicitor
Smith -Henry, builder, Hockley r{)ad & deaths for Rochford sub-district IWit ham Charles ThQIDas, estate agt.
Smith Herbert Edmond, insur. agent & relieving & vaccination officer ·& 2 Dollmartins
Smith William, blacksmith collector to guardians for 2nd dis- Witham Horace, carriage builder
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~outhend Steam Laundry Limited trict, Rochford union· Wood Frederick Luke, butcher
(Mrs. Petchy, manageress), High st 'fotman Thomas, bill poster [ Worraker Alfd. Ernest,grngro.High n
ITweed Martin, greengrocer Wright Alfd.fruit growr.TheNurseries
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RA YNE (or Raine) is a pleasant village and parish. a new sanctuary and clergy vestry were added, and
on the riv-er Brain or Pods brook, and on the road from new east windows and oak choir stalls. The regis.ter
Braintree to Bishop Stortford, with a station on the dates from the year 1558. The living is a rectory, net
Bishop Stortford, Dunmow and Braintree section of thf> yearly value £3oo, with 27 acres of glebe and residence,
Gt·eat Ea:>tern railway, 2 miles west from Braintree, 7 in the gift of the Earl of Essex, and held since 1898
easr. from Dunmow, rr north-east from Chelmsford and by the Rev. Charles Hutchinson M.A. of Sidney Sussex
46 from London, in the Eastern division of the county, College, Cambridge. Here is a Congregational chapel,
Hinckford hundred, petty sessional division of Hinckford built in 1907, with 200 sittings. The old voluntary
South (Braintree bench), Braintree union and county school is used as a reading room &c. during the winter
court district, rural deanery of Braintree, archdeaconry months. Rayne Hall, situated close to the church, and
of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese. The church of now a farm house, is a timbered structure, the old
All Saints, rebuilt in 1840, is an edifice of brick in the part of which was erected by the Wells family and the
Tudor style, and consists of chancel with vestry, nave, later by Sir Giles Capel, between 1510 and 1520. The
south porch and a lofty embattled ·western tower with manor house of Baynard's or Raynes was situated in
crocketed pinnacles, lmd containing a clock and 6 bells : the north part of this parish, in an inclosure called
the old bells were rehung and a treble added in 1913: "Chapel Field,'' upon a small ascent near the river,
the tower was built by :Sir William Capel, whose arms where there are still traces of the house and of the
appear in the brickwo1·k near the foundation, on either moats that encompassed it: in the hollow from the
:Side of the belfry door: the old church, supposed to have road to the house were fish ponds. Edward Symonds
been built temp. Henry II. was once famous for an altar M.A. rector here, temp .. Charles I. was a learned
and chapel in the south aisle, erected in honour of the author, and wrote various political and theological
Blessed Virgin: of the present structure the tower is works. Dr. Richard Kidder, Bishop of Bath and Wells
by far the most ancient part: there are memorial r6gr-1703, and famous as a divine, was also rector of
-windows, besides several mural monuments and a large Rayne from 1664 to r674· The interest of £167, left
brass, with arms, to the Capel family: there were in- by Mr. Ralph Polley, of this parish, in August, 183r,
terred here Sir Giles Capel kt. ob. 1556, a distinguished is distributed in bread. The Earl of Essex, who is
1leader at the sieges of Terrouenne and· Tournay and lord of the manor, Mr. Sherwood, Messrs. G. E. and
the battle of Spurs, alJ in 1513, and to his wife; Sir A. D. Brunwin and Mr. William Lanyon are the prin-
Edward Capel kt. ob. 1577 and his daughter Grace, ob. cipal landowners. The soil is loam and mixed soil;
1587; Sir Henry Capel kt. ob. 1588 and Katherine subsoil, clay and gravel. The chief crops are wheat,
(Manners) his wife, daughter of Thomas, rst Earl of barley, oats, peas and beans and there is some pasture
Rutland K.G.; Henry Cape! esq. 1615 and Thomas, land. The area is 1,707 acres; rateable value, [1,798;
-son of Sir _<\rthur CapPl, 1621: there is also a brass the population in rgu was 389.
with arm" and inscription to Lady Manners, ob. 1572: Post, M. 0. & T. & Telephone Call Office. William
in 1867 the chancel was restored and the vestry en· Edgar Hawkes, sub-postmaster. Letters arrive by
laraed. and in 1884 the church was entirely reseated, cart from Braintree at 6 & II-45 a.m.; dispatched at
thP winrlnws newly glazed and the bells rehung, by 3-5 & 7.20 p.m. ; sundays, 7.20 p.m
-subscription. In rgo~ an oak screen . was erected by County Council School, built in 1878, for 210 children;
Mr~ J. L. D. Ru~lnn,_ as a mem.onal to Her late average attendance, 165; John Y.ttill, master
MaJesty Queen VICtoria. There 1s a 15th century . . . .
carved oak sedile and a reredos; containing 15 panels, Pohce Station, Alfred Wllham Soanes, constable
of old Flemish work of the 16th century. In I9I3-I914 Railway Station, Alfred H. Chapman, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Vaughan Mi~os, Turners Lewis Solomon, beer retailer
Williams James B. Goulds house Over-all Alfred, Cherry Tree P.H
Blyth C. S. Medley house Reading Room (Arthur Wilshere,hon.
Brown Mrs. Rudston, Bazeldean covvuncur.. sec)
Brunwin George Eustace, Haverings Blyth O.S.agricultural implement ma Richardson William Arthur, farmer,
Burt Edward Bennett, Staneway Bradridg-e T. & Co. corn merchants Rayne lodge
Ca.tchpole Mrs . .Oak house Brame Mary (Mrs.), farmer,Pound fro Rolfe Sarah Ann (Miss), dress ID{J.ker
Gale Mrs. Rayne Place Brunwin George E. farmer & land- ThompsonWm.thatcher,Braintree gni
Hutchinson Rev. Chas. M ..A. (rector). owner, Haverings Turner Jonathan, blacksmith
Rectory Fitch Joseph & Arth.frmrs.Rayne fm Walford. Hasler & Co. Ltd. coal mer11
Hutley Charles, Rayne hall • Hawkes Wm. Edgar, grocer,Post office Wallis James Peter, Swan P.H
Jones Miss, The Laurels Hutlev Alfred, farmer, Pudney's Woollard Travis, farmPr, Gould's &;
Lanyon William, Old hall I farm ; & at Derwards Hall,Bocking King's farms; &i at GoldsticJ..s,
Linsell .Alfred [Hutley Charles, farmer, Rayne hall J Shalford
TayJor Mrs. Mef,ford, Cyprus house Lanyon William, farmer, Old hall
RETTENDON, in Domesday "Ratendune," is a parish union and county court district, rural deanery of Widt•
and scatter£>d village, a portion of which is on the river ford, archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese
Crouch. and known as "Battles Bridge," and supposed to Battles Bridge station on the Maldon and Southmin~ter
have bt>en so named from an engagement fought here branch of the Great Eastern railway is about I milP
betwPPn Edmnnd Ironside and Canute the Dane, on St. south. The church of All Saints is an edifice of rubble
LnkP's Day, r8th October, 1016. The Crouch, here in the Perpendicular style, and consists of chancel, nave.
spanned by an iron bridge on brick piers, erected in north aisle, south porch and an embattled Wl'stern tower
1872·1. is navi~able up to this point for barges and with conical tiled roof and containing 6 bells: the
small craft, and there are extensive stores and wharves. chancel retains a piscina and sedilia, and several of the
Rettendon. -which belonged in 673 to R nunnery in the benches have carved oak finials with badges, including
Isle of Ely, is on the bi!!'h Toad from Chelmsford to the "Bear and Ragged Staff" and "Eagle and Child":
Rochford, 9 miles south-east from Chelmsford, 5 north- here also is a sumptuous marble monument to Edmund
wP~t from Rayleig-h, 32 from London by road and 9 Humfrey esq. with his effigy reclining on a slab and the
north-west. from Rochford, in the Mid division of the , ri~ht hand resting on an open book ; at the back part
connt~', Chelmsford hundred, petty sessional division, of the tomb are two full-length figures on an amplt'
 •

DIRECTORY. J ESSEX. RICKLING. 4i3

(ledestal of 1rhite mar~le; on the right a man in armoul' of the income of the charity is now devoted to the
and on the left a female : two Corinthian pillars support provision of clothing prizes to r~gulal' attendants at
the eanopy, under which are displayed the family arms the Elementary School: the building is now used as .a
and military trophies and various ornaments: this reading room. The Rev. William Bartlett M.A. vicar
Edmund Humfrey died a bachelor, 12 June, 1727, ret. of St. Barnabas, Sutton, Surrey, is lord of the ma.nar...
53· leaving all his estate here to William Fytche esq. The New England Company are the principal land-
of Danbury Place: there are brasses in the floor to owners, and there are several small landowners. The
Richard Cannon esq. a benefactor to the parish, ob. 20 svil is heavy; the subsoil, clay; producing excellent
December. 16o5, and to Richard Humfrey, gent. half- crops of wheat and beans. The area is 3•707 acres of
brother to Richard Cannon esq. whom the said Richard land. 1 of inland and 22 of tidal water and 28 of fore-
Cannon made his heir, ob. 21 December, 1607; and to his shore; rateable value, £4,350; the population in 19II
three sona, Ri~hard, William and Edmund: there is also was 835.
the brass of a civilian and two wives, c. 1540, with three Post, M. 0. & T. Office, Battles Bridge (letters should
10n1 and four daughters; a third wife, sGme children and have Essex added. )-George J ames Blanks, postmaster.
inscription missing: the panels of the pulpit and reading Letters delivered at 6 & 10 _45 a. m. & 7 .5 & 7 .5 0 p.m.
desk -and- tbe front of one of the benches are filled with (to callers); dispatched at 5 !55 &;"f•1d.js• a.m. & 7 .35
cnnod oak tracery, probably fragments of the old rood p.m. ; sundays, delivered at 6 a.m.; dispatched at
ICI'-een : the north aisle has been at some period extended ·
eastward, and has over it. a building, probably once p:fst_ ~r!;. Office, Rettendo~· Common.-Harry Steer,
35
.eccupied by a recluse: the church "·as completely
TeStored in 1 g97 _8 under the direction of :Mr. F. Chan- sub-postmaster. Letters received through Chelmsford;
eellor, architect, of Chelmsford, and re-opened by the delivered at 6 a.m. &; 2.30 p.m. ; dispatched at II.I5
Lord Bishop of St. Albans 17 July, I8g8. The register ,.. a.m. & 7·50 p.m. ; sundays, letters to callers, 8. .3P to
dates from thA year 1678. The living is a rE>ctory, net ·IO a.m. & dispatched at 7·5o p.m. The neaTest
.:yearly nlue £-:p.s, with 86 acres of glebe and residence. money order office is at Battles Bridge, 2! miles
in the gift of the Lord Chancellor, and held since 1912 distant
by the Rev. Gorges Fettiplace John Gwynne Evans- \V all Letter Bo.s:Ps. Rettendon turnpike, cleared at 10.10
Gwynne M ..A.. of St. John's College, Cambridge. There a.m. & 6.55 p.m. ; &Unday. 5·40 p.m. ; Chalk street.
is a church mission room at Rettendon Common, cleared at 1 1. 2 5 a m. & 7·15 p.m.; sundays, 7·15 p.m
and a Congregational chapel at Battles Bridge, erected LE>tter Box, Rettendon school, cleared at 6.35 a.m. &
in 1836, seating 18o persons, and anothPr on Retten- 6.4o p.m. & sunday, 6.35 a.m
don Common, built in 1871, with 200 sittings. The Police Station, Rettendon, P. C. Sydney Charles Wood,
charities include [1o from Cannon's charity, noticed in charge
under West HanningfiPld; the poor widows of Retten- Public Elementary School (mixed), erected, with
1lon have also a yearly rent-charge of 4os. out of master's residence, in 1877, k enlarged in 1912, for
Helmon's farm at West Hanningfield, · left by Ann 190 children; average attendance, 150; Charles J.
Humfrey; the other portion of the charity consists Langley, master; Mrs. Langley, infants' mistress
of Io acres of land, given by an unknown lady, and Assistant Overseer, Charles J. Langley
is let for £10 yearly. .A sum of £zo, left by Edmund I Railway Station, Battles Bridge, .A.lbert Edward Smith,
Humfrey esq. out of Rettendon Place farm, for educa- station master
tional purposes, was allowed to accumulate and a school Carriers to Chelmsford.--Charles Key, Rettendon Com-
was built early in the 18th century; on the passing mon, fri. ; John Brand, from Rayleigh, passes through
()f the "Education .Act, 1873," the building was sold here for Chelmsford tues. & fri. returning same day
and the proceeds invested in Consols ; the greater part
RETTENDON. *Clark .Arthur, wheelwright I Steer Harry, shopkeeper, Post office
I
.Marked thus * receive their letters Green 'fhos. Bell P .H.Re~tendon Cam Thomason John, pig dealer
through Battles Bridg~ Essex. 'Ho we CharlE-s, beer . retailer Till. JosPph, farmer
' Jeffery James OctaVIus, farmer White John (e:xors. of), farmers
PBIVATB BBR1DENTS. Key Charles, carrier, The Common *'Vorrin Fredk. farmer, Rettendon lo
Baker John Thomas, The Elms Key George. beer retailer
*Craig Abrhm.Walker,Rettendon hall Kirkman · John, farmer, Hillside,
*Evans-Gwynne Rev.Gorges. F. J. G., Rettendon Common BATTLES BRIDGE.
:M ..A.. (rector), The Rectory . *Langley Chas. Jas. assistant overseer I ~{eeson .A.rthur John, Telfords
Jones Bertram Hyde, The Willows, Lofthouse James, farmer, Rawlings ~eeson Noel Fawc~>tt, Telfords
Rettendon Common M·1tt Arthur, farmer, The Common Moat Ethelbert. Mill house
*Kidner Jn.Champion,Rettendon grng' Oddy James Frederick, boot maker, Wilson John, The Bungalow
Kirkman John, Hill side, The Commn The Common I
Le w1s · M'ISS, S ou th H anmng· fi e ld roa d Oliff Arthur & James, farmers, Pot- 1 COMMERCIAL.
*Meesoa Wm. Merryfield,Rettendon Pl ter's farm, The Common J A.ttridge George, Hawk P.H

Moore Arth.Brunwins,Rettendon Com Radford Thomas & John, farmers, Benson Herbert Jas. & Ernest Harry,
"*Mott George, The Croft Hvde hall, The Common shopl>eepers
*Sangster Major Thomas AlPxander Reading Room (Mrs. James Long, Blanks George James & Son, grocers,
Gardner, Pondlands 1 caretaker) Post office
Wadmore Ernest Howard, RPttendon Rettendon & D:.strict Horticultural Cottingham Edwin Lewis, beer retlr
Cummon Society (J. C. Kidner, hon. sec) Gra} Harrison, maltster
CO:U.MERCU.L. Rice William, poultry farmer, Hay- Mann Arthur James, baker
Barker George, farmer, The Common lands, The Common Meeson ...!.rthur John, coal merchant
Bass A.aron farmer Vale farm Smith & Green, farmers & farmer, Telfords; Burrels farm
1tBiggs wrr:. gardnr\o A. W .Craig esq Smith James, marlret gardener, The & Chichester hall
*Brown William Joseph, blacksmith I C?mmon :Meeson No~l ~awcett, farmer .
*Cardy William, farm bailiff to .A. w. Smith Waiter, poultry farmer, ThP J ~Ieeson Wilha.m :Merryfield, m1ller
Craig esq I Common · (.water & steam)
lUCKLING is a villaae and parish, 3 miles south- font: the interior was restored in r865 and a new chan-
west from :Sewport stati;n on the Cambridge section of eel roof was placed in 1889: thP church has 120 sittings.
the Great Eastern railwav. 6 south-west from Saffron The register dates from the year 1660. The living
Walden, 6 north from Bishop Storiford and 34 from is a vicarage, net yearly value £190, including 6~
London, in the Northern division of the county, Uttles- acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Bishop of
ford hundred, Saffron Walden petty sessional division, Chelmsford, and held since 1894 by the Rev. Waiter
-union and county court district, Newport and Stan- Lanclon-Smith M.A. of Worcester College, Oxford; the
11tead , rural deanery, Colchester archdeaconry and F.cclP"iastical Commissioners are the impropriators of the
<:helmsford diocese. The church of All Saints is a ~reat tithes. There is a small place of worship lbelong-
bui1ding of flint, with 1!tone dressings, in the Earh ing to the CongTegationalists. erected in r8rg, with 12o
English. JtJle.. consisting of chancel, nave of two bays, sittings. The Rickling Parish room, built in 1902, is
south ;usle, south porch and an embattled western tower nsed for service on Sundays and for parish purposes
CQntaininl!" 5 bell": a carved oak reredo~. of Flemish genE>rall~·. Riclding Hall, an ancient building and now
work, was erected in 1879· and a very beautiful oa); a farm house, ,;tand"i about three-quarters of a mile
11ereen separates the chancel and nave: there are two frmn the chnr<'h !lnd originally formed a quadrangle,
ancient tombs, one on either ~ide of the chancel. to with an embattled gateway, and was once surrounded
the de Walden and rle Lan!!ley families. and to Thomas by a moat. Lieut.-Col. Sir Robert William Inglis, who
Langoley, ob. 20 Feb. 1470: the carved oak pulpit is is lord of the manor, Francis Savile Harry Judd esq.
-of the u.th century and there is also an ancient carved and Sir John Barker bart. are the principal land-
 4i4 RICKLING. ESSEX. [J{ELLY's
owners. The soil is mixed, heavy and light; subsoil, Police Constable, Percy Thomas Lee, Rickling Green
gravel and clay. The crops are generally on the four- Public Elementary School (mixed), er('eted in 1873• a~ a
course system. The area is 1.392 acres; rateable
cost of £1,ooo, for the pari~hf's of Rickling & Qnen-
value, £1,580; the population in 19II was 339·
Letters through Newport delivered from Quendon at 7 & don, for 105 children; average attendance, 76; MillS
II.Io a.m. & dispatched at 12.30 & 7·I5 p.m. The
R. A. l\'Iattingley, head mistress; Miss Mary Hubbard
nearest post, money order & telegraph office is at. & Miss Elsie Turner, assistant mistresses
Quendon, adjoining Carrier. William Gray, to Bishop Stortford, tuea.
Letter :Boxes. Church End, cleared at 7-45 a.m. & 12 thurs. & sat.; to Saffron Walden, mon. wed. & fri
noon; Coach & Horses, Church street, 12.15 & 7 p.m
Pittman Cha;:. farmer, Rickling green
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. COMMERCIAL. Pittman Mart ha (Mrs.), shopkeeper,
Bailey Lady, Rickling house Adams James, cowkeeper Rickling green
Judd Francis Savile Harry B.A., J.P. Barber James A. Coach & Horses P.H Scantlebury Jabez, frmr.Rickling hall
Maces Place Gray William,. carrier, Rickling green J S~ll Nathan, farmer, Bury farm
Landon-Smith Rev. Waiter M.A. Hart John, Cricketers' Arms l'.B ·rmney J,Jhii, farmer, Church end
Vicarage Hayden Owen, blacksmith Toft Henry, beer retailer
Scott John Charles, The Homestead Hl·land Fredk. Charles, poultry farm r 1 WaJlig .Albert, frmr. Maces Place frw
RIDGEWELL, or Ridgwell, is an ancient village and Lnnt college. Here is a Congregational chapel, founded
parish on the high road from Colchester to Cambridge, in 1602, rebmlt in r859, and seating 6oo. Many Roman
2! miles south-east from Birdbrook and 3 miles north- and Welsh coins and antiquities and the foundations of
west from Yeldham stations on the Colne Valley section a Roman villa have -been found here. In 1318 Ridg~
and 2 south-east from Stoke station on the Melford and well had a market and fair. The Master and Fellows of
Cambridge branch of the Great Eastern railway, 4 south- St. John's College, Cambridge, who are lords of thll'
west from Clare, 5 south-east from Haver hill and 10 manor, St. Catharine's and Queens' Colleges, Cambridge,
north-west from Halstead: it is in the Northern division K;ing Viall esq. of Baythorne Park, Jabez Gurteen esq.
of the county, Hinckford hundred, North Hinckford petty of Sturmer, and F. J. Gurney esq. are the chief land-
sessional division, Halstead union, Haver hill county owners. The soil is loam, clay and gravel; subsoil,
court district and in the rural deanery of Belchamp, clay. The chief crops are wheat, barley and potatoe&.
archdeaconry of Colchester and Chelmsford diocese: The area is I,41o acres; rateable value, £r,879; th&
near the church is a fine spring, or well, which, with population in I9II was 455·
the Ridgeway, gives the place its name; the river By Local Government Board Order 16,61 2, March 25,
Colne rises in this parish, and in the centre of the 1 885, a detached part of this parish known as Ridgewell
village is a green. 'fhe church of St. Lawrence is a Norton was transferred to Stambourne.
building covered with plaster, in the Perpendicular Parish Clerk, Gordon Harrington.
style, consisting of chancel, with north aisle, nave of
four bays, with clerestory, south porch and an em- i»ost & T. Office.-Henry ..ishplant, sub-postmaster.
battled western tower, containing 8 clock and 5 bells: Letters arrive from Halstead (per mail cart) at 6.15
the chancel retains a piscina and sedilia and is divided a.m. & 5-55 p.m. from Haverhill (Suffolk); dispatched
from the nave by the remains of a fine oak screen: at 6.40 a.m. via Haverhill & 5·55 p.m. via Halstead.
the pulpit is late Jacobean: the staircase to the rood The nearest money order office is at Stambourne, 2
loft still exists and is ente1ed through the north aisle: , miles dis~ant .
the church was restored in the year 1s71 : there are Cou~ty Pohce Stat1o~, Harry Thomas J?-dd.' constable
:zso sittings. The register dates from the year 15 62. 1 Pubhc El.ementary ::;chool (r_mxed), bmlt m 1865 & en-
The living is a discharged vicarage, net yearly value larged _m 1872, for. I2r) ch1l~ren; average attendance,
[180, including 140 acres of glebe, with residence, 83 ; M1ss Mary Gr1mble, mistress
in the gift of St. Catharine's College, Cam bridge, and This school is under the control of the Essex Educa-
held since 1891 by the Rev. Rupert St. Leger B..A. of tional (Halstead District) Sub-Committee
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. [Climatological Station (Miss Gurney, j Playle Harry, farmer
Coules Mrs. Arnold cottage in charge), Ridgewell hill Reeve Fredf'rick Richard, farmer
1
Hubbard Thomas, Town house Cole Charles, higgler Smith A. & Son, engineers, whepJ-
St. Leger Rev. Rupert B..A. Vicarage Cole George, beer retailer wrights, blacksmiths &; implemen~
COMMERCIAL. Dines Jsph. farmer,Great Meadow end rt>p1irers & agents
-ishplant Henry, shopkpr.& post office Gurney Francis John, farmer Stet>d James, plumber
Barnard Harry, farmer Irving Harry C. beer retailer Steed Thos. James, King's Head P.H
Barnard Harry, shopkeeper Kindred .Arthur Thomas. shopkeeper Tyler John, tinsmith
Barnard "\Valter, farmer Ling Frank, farm bailiff to Jabe~ Ward Herbert, wheelwright
Boldero Jsph.Jn. frmr. Ridgewell hall Gurteen esq. Essex hall Warr('n James, farm bailiff to George
Chaplin Jsph.C.miller (wind & steam) Mitson Moses, beer retailer I E. Unwin esq. Causeway farm
Chaplin Richard Hawes, farmer,ThreP Moore Oris Harry, assistant overseer I Wifff'n George, insurance agent
Chimnf'yil .Moore John Henry, boot maker

RIPPLESIDE, see Barking.

RIVENHALL is an ancient parish on the Crossing
brook, 2 miles north from Witham Junction station on
the main line of the Great Eastern railway, 8 south-east
from Eraintree and 39 fr:Jm London, in the Eastern
division of the county, hundred and petty sessional divi-
sion of Witham, :Braintree union and county court dis-
trict, rural deanery of Witham, archdeaconry of Col-
chester and Chelmsford diocese. The church -of St.
Mary and .All Saints is an edifice of rubble and stucco,
in a modern Gothic style, consisting of chancel, nave,
south porch and an embattled western -tower with pin-
nacles containing one bell: it was restored in 1839-40
:md re-pewed m 1878: the east window is enriched with
ancient stained gla'>s, obtained from Normandy by the
Rev. Bradford Denne Hawkins M . .A.. rector· 1853-82,
and presented by him: there is a very fine monument to
Sir Ralph Wiseman kt. and his lady, dated 1594, and
several costly tombs to members of the Western family,
including that of William Western esq. d. 22 Sept. 1729:
there are 2oo sittings. The register dates from the year
r639. The living is a rectory, net yearly value £soo, with
residence and 139 acres of glebe, in the gift of Sir T. C.
C. Western hart. and held since 1897 by the Rev. Herbert
Henry Willmott. of the University of London. The rec-
tory is situated in its own grounds, 1 mile south-west of
the church. A Workmen's Hall was erected in 1870 and
will hold 120 persons. There are charities amounting to
£I6, for fuel, left in 1654 by Sir Thomas Wiseman and iD
r784 by William Bollan. The remains of a Roman villa
were found near the church in the year r846, and at that
date a tesselated pavement could be traced for four
hundred yards. Rivenhall Place is a rectangular mansion
!ltanding on risin~ ground in a park of Ioo acres, con-
Laining ornamental water about 500 yards in length:
over this is a stone bridge of three arches by which the
mansion is approached from the south; it is the property
of the West ern family and is now occupied by A.ugtHtus
Maunsell Bradhurst esq. The parish comprises five
manors; Sir Thomas C. C. Western hart. of 82 St.
George's square S. W. is the principal. landowner and
lord of the manors. The land is principally arable;
subsoil, loam. The chief crops ar~ wheat, barley.
turnips, peas, beans and seeds. The area is 3,418 acres
of land and ro of water ; rateable value, £5,275; th&
population in I9II was 639 in the civil and 6gB in th&
ecclesiastical parish.
By Local Government Board Order 22,339, :March li4•
r88q. detached parts of this parish were added to Creas-
ing and a detached part of the latter to Rivenhall for
civil purposes.
Parish Clerk, Robert Scott.
 DIRECTORY. J ER~ EX .. ROCHFORD. 475
Post Office, Rivenhall.-Miss Elsie- Shelly, sub-post- Wall Letter Box, Silver End, at the side of the Western
mistress. Letters received through Witham at 7.30 Arms P.H. cleared at 9 a.m. & 6 p.m. week days only.
a.m. l; 7 p.m.; dispatched at 9.20 a..m. & 1·5 The nearest monev order office is a~ Witham . ,
p.m.; sundays, 11' a.m. Witham is the nearest Public Elementary ·school (mixed). built in 1855 & en-
money-' order office & Rivenhall End the nearest tele- larged in 1873' for 120 children; aveTSge attendance~
graph office, 1 mile distant ' 70;. William Parker, master '
Post & T. Office, Rivenhall End. Frederick Henry This school is controlled by the Essex County Education
Springett, sub-postmaster. Letters received through (Braintree District) Sub-Committee, John Gleavep
Witham at 7.30 a.m. & ;~:.so & 7.25 p.m.; dispatched Oounty High school, Braintree, clerk
ail g.2o a.m. & 1.50 & 7.20 p.m. ; sundays, arrive 7·30 Carriers to:..-

money order office

l
a.m. ; dispatched -at 10.45 a.m. Witham is the nearest Chelmsford-Moore Brothers, on mon. tues. thurs. fri_
& sat ·
Bradhurst Augustus Maunsell, Riven- Butler George, boot maker South Stanley, farmer .. Rolfts farm
hall Plaee Hammond Charles, baker Springett Absolom, West ern Arms
Ma.isev•
Mrs. Rickstones Pike John, Prince of Wales- P.H Succamore Eli, farm bailiff to Walter-
Polley John, Springholds Polley John. farmer, Springholds Taber esq. Rectory farm
Sperling St. John Van Hagen, Dur- Rawlinson George, bailiff to Thomas Taber Waiter, farmer, Rivenball End
wards ball Speakman esq , & Pond, Boar Stye & Rectory farms
Tnber James, Hoo hall Sbelley Arthnr, bailiff to James Taber Turner Alfred William, blacksmith
wmmott Re,-; Herbert Henry (rectl:lr), esq. Hoo hall 1Warwicker A. T. (exors. of), farmers,~
Rectory Shelley Uriah Jas. shopkpr. & fumer 1 Sheepcote farm •
COMMERCIAL. Smith Jo.seph, farmer, Park gates, Wilkinson George, wheelwright,Rinn-
.!ger James, Fox P.H Whiteheads, Place farm & Stovern'll hall End
Bott Ernest Marriage, farmer Hall farm ~Workmen's Hall (Micbael O'Shea.
Brice Arthur, farmer South J ames, farml'. Egypt farm (let- i car-etaker)
Brice William Henry; horse breeder tars through Creising, Braintree) 1
ROCHFORD is an ancient and union town on the I will seat 250 ; there is also a hall belonging to the
&mall river Roche, a continent of the Crouch, with a Peculiar People, and seating 100 persons. .A. market.
station on the Great Eastern railway extension from is held on Thursdays for the sale of general produce.
Shenfield to Southend, and is 40 miles from London, 12 'rhere is a police station. .A. Corn Exchange was buil\
south from Maldon, 19! south-east from Chelmsford, 6 in 1866, at a cost of £x,ooo, by a limited company_
east from Rayleigh, and 4 north from Southend, in· the Th& court house, erected in 1859, at a cost of nearly
South Eastern division of the county, petty sessional [3,000, is now used only for Petty Sessions, which are
division and hundred of its name, Southend county held· fortnightly; the County Court business has been
court district, Canewdon and Southend rural deanery, transferred to Southend. Here are sub-branches of
archdeaconry of Essex and Chelmsford diocese. The the London County and Westminster Bank Limited
town consists of four paved streets of irregular houses, and Barclay and Company Limited. There is a golf
and is approached from the -west through an avenue of clnb here.. The almshouses were founded by Robert
upwards of a mile in length, lined with elm and oak 1 Rich, first Earl of Warwick of that name, who died
trees of singular beauty, planted by Sir James Tilney: in x6x8, for six poor people: there are other chari-
it. is lighted with ga>~ and supplied with water from ties, producing £5o yearly, for widows. In this dis-
•prings, and there ore two artesian wells of consider- trict was formerly held the "Lawless or Whispering
able depth. The Roche is crossed by two bridges, and Court," a tribunal established in pursuance of .a singular
ia navigable for vessels of considerable burthen to manorial tenure: the court was held in the open air
Broomhills, within a mile of the town. The church on King's Hill, adjoining t.he town, on the midnight ol
of St . .!.ndrew, situated about a quarter of a mile from the first Wednesday after Old Michaelmas day ~r
the town, is a building of stone in the Perpendicular between that time and cock-crowing; the steward opened
atyle, consisting of chancel, nave, aisles, vestry, south the court in as low a voice as possible, nevertheless all
porch and a lofty embattled western tower of brick, absentees were to be heavily fined and submit to other
containing 3 bells; the upper portion of this tower forfeits: the whole business was transacted in -wbispersp
was built by Robert, Lord Rich, but it bears. the arms -of minutes being made with a piece of charcoal in plac&
Boteler <Jr Butler, and was probably erected by the of pen and ink. Roc.hford Hall is part only .of the old
Butler family, Marquesses of Ormonde : there is a brass mansion, formerly the abode and birthplace of Queen
to Maria Dilcok, ob. 1514: the church ·was restored and Anne :Boleyn and of Robert, 3rd baron Rich, created
resented in 1862, and three stained windows inserted (6 August, 1618) ·Earl of Warwick; it is the property
in the chancel: in 1887 the east window was filled with of James Tabor esq. and is occupied by a farm bailiff.
&tained glass : there are memorial window$ to Miss Rochford Lawn is the residence of J ames Tabor esq.
Armitage, Mrs. Grabham and Mrs. George Wood: the D.L., J.P. who is lord of the manor, and, with Mr_
church affords 430 11ittings. The register dates from William Ta.ylor Meeson, a principal lando-wner. Th&
the year 1678. The living is a rectory, net yearly value neighbouring country is a rich tract of land and well
{.400, with house and glebe of 65 acres, in the gift of adapted for .corn, which is mostly shipped for the
and held since 1913 by the Rev. James Jeune Barnard London market. The area is I,86J acres; rateable-
M.A. of Christ's College, Cambridge. The Congrega- value, £8,336 ; the population in 19II was 1,821, which
tional chapel, in North street, was erected in 1740; in included 18 officers and 271 inmates of the workhouse
1890 it was reseated at a cost of £8o and has now 400 and 41 in the Workhouse Children's Homes.
sittings; the Wesleyan cha:pel was built in 1881 anrl , Sexton and Verger, Uriab R. Clark.

OFFICIAl. ESTABLISHME~TS, LOCAL I~STITUTIONS &c.

Post, M. 0., T. & Telephone Call Office, West street
(letters should have Essex added). Frederick Walter
F:rancis, postmaster. Letters arrive from Chelmsford
by motor van at 4·45 a.m. & dispatched to Southend
at 4·45 a.m.; dispatched to Paglesham, Cane-wdon,
Sutton, Shopland, Stambridge (Great & Little),
Strand Green, Ashingdon & South Fambridge at 6
.a.m.; sundays, arrive at 4·45 a.m.; delivery, 7.15
p.m.; dispatched at 6.35 a. m. for Paglesham, Canew-
-don, Sutton, Shopland, Stambridge (Little & Great)
A; Stroud Green. Letters delivered at 7 & 9.30 a.m. &
6.30 p.m.; dispatched to London & all parts at 8.25
a. m. & 1, 5.15- & 7.20 p.m. & Southend & local only
at 8 p.m.; sundays, all parts, 6 p,m.; local & South-
end, 8 p.m. Money order & savings bank open from
8 a.m. till 8 p.m
Wall Letter Box, North street, cleared at 7·45 a.m. &
il- &; 7 p.m. ; sun days, 7 ·45 a.m
Pillar Letter Boxes. Stambridge road, cleared at 6.55
& u.5 a.m. & 5·10 p.m.; sundays, Il.15 p.m.; Stroucl
Green;- cleared .at 6.30 & 10 a.m. & 6.5o p.m. ; suo-
days, 6.30 a.m. & 6.50 p.m.; Swains Farm, cleared
at; g.so a.m. & 6.5 p.m. ; no sunday collection
COUNTY MAGISTRATES FOR ROCHFORD PETTY
SESSIONAL DIVISION.
Wedd Edward Arthur, Whitehall, Great Wakering~
Southend, chairman .
Baker Sa.muel Sidney, Bullwood house, Hockley. Essex
Brightwell John Rumbelow, 15 Royal terrace, Southend
Burrows John Henry, Solbys, Hadleigh, Rayleigh
Dean Arthur James, u6 Baxter avenue, Southend
Millbank John, 73 High street, Shoeburyness
Osborne John, Fairview, Elm road, Leigh-on-Sea, Essex
Rankin Hugh, South street, Rochford
Senier Frederic William, Terra ~ova, Salisbury road,.
Leigh-on-Sea, Essex.
Tabor James D.L. The Lawn, Rochford
The chairmen of the Rochford Rural & South Shoeburc•
Urban District Council are ex-officio magistrates
Clerk to the Magistrates, Henry Robert Fanner~ 1 & 2.
County chambers, Weston road, Southend
Petty Sessions are held at the Court house, Alexandra.
street, Southend-on-Sea, on alternate wednesdays at
11 s.m. & at the Court house, Rochford, on alternaie
thursdays at I I a.m
 475 ROCHFORD. ESSEX. [KELLY's

The foTiv'Wing places are included in the division : - 1 Rochford district, Arthur Cedric Lewis M.R.C.S.Eng.,
Ashingdon, Barling, Benfleet (South), Canewdon, l L.R. C.P .Lond. Roche house, South street, Rochford ·
·Canvey, Eastwood, Foulness, Fambridge (South), Had- 1 Shoebury district, Matthew Henry Raper M.D.Lond.:
leigth, Hawkwell, Havengore, Hockley, Leigh, Pagles- 1 D.P.H.Lond. Kent lodge, South Shoe bury; Wakering
;barn, Rawretll, Rayleigh, Rochford, Shoebury (North & \ district, James Herbert Swan L.R.C.P. & S. •
.South)., Shopland, Southend, Great Stambridge, Little I D.P.H.I. Great Wakering
'Stambridge, Sutton, Thundersley, Great Wakering, The Workhouse, a structure of brick, was erected in 1837
Little Wakerin~r &• Wallasea Island 1 for 294 inmates, at a cost of £s,ooo; Harry Golby,
master; Rev. Andrew N. W. Bredin RA. cha.plain;
ROCHFOUD RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. Arthur Cedric Lewis .M.R.C.S.Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond.
The "Parishes in the District are the same as in the 'j medical officer; Mrs. P. M. Golby, matron
Union, with the exception of Prittlewell & South
~Shoebury. The area is 55.386 acres; the population . RoCHFORD. REGISTR~T~O.N DISTRICT.
in 1911 was 18,375. . Superwtendent Registrar, W rlham Gr_egso~, . 46 .-\l.. x-
..Council meets on alternate tuesda~s .at the Workhouse, andra street, Southend; deputy, Edwm Wilham Pa~.
after Rochford Guardi81is' meetino. 1 46 Alexandra street, Southend
-Chairman, Alien Stallibrass J.P. Eastwood "' 1
Registrars of ~Marriages, William Carter Wood, Roch-
fcJrd ; deput), Artbur Harrington, 15 Dowsett avenue,
Officials. I Southend; .Arthur James Ball, 47 London rd. Southend
-Clerk, Frederic Gregson M.A. .Alexandra st. Southend &, at 85 Broadway, Leigh-on-Sea; deputy, Waiter W.
'freasurer, Christopher W. Parker, Chelmsford James, 231 Stornoway road, Southend
.Medical Officer of Health, Registrars of Births & Deaths, Prittlewell sub-district,
Surveyor, Henry Thomas Sidwell, Rayleigh A. J. Ball, Avenue road, Southend; deputy, G. A. F.
Sanitary Inspector, Arth. Cecil Madge, East st. Rochfrd Taylor; Rochford sub-district, H. P. Topstield, Ray-
<:ollector of Water Rates, W. A. Hartin, Rayleigh leigh; deputy, Mrs. Topsfield, Rayleigh; Wakering
sub-district, Hubert J. Satchwell F.R.C.S.I. Shoe·
ROCRFORD UNION . buryness; deputy, S. W. Coupe, South Shoebury
.Board day, tuesday, fortnightly, at the Workhouse, I I a.m '!
PUBLIC ESTABLISHMENTS.
Bochford Union comprises the following places, viz. : -
.Ashingdon, Barling, Benfleet (South), Canewdon, Can- Corn Exchange Co. W. Carter Wood, manager
vey Island, Eastwood, Fambridge (South), Foulness, Police Station, Superintendent David Scott, & 2 con-
1
Hadleigh, Havengore, Hawkwell, Hockley, Pagles- stables
ham, Prittlewell, Rawreth, Rayleigh, Rochford, Shoe- , Post Offt(;e Telephones (Exchange & Call Office), ~larket
bury (North), Shoebury (South), Shopland, South- square
-chureh, Stambridge (Great), Stambridge (Little), Stamp Office, Frederick Waiter Francis, sub-distributor
:Sntton, Thundersley, Wakering (Great) & Wakering Masonic Lodge (No. 160, True Friendship), Old Ship
'(Little). The area of the union is 63,121 acres; mn, tuesday on or before full moon, January to Ju~
rateable value in 1913, £659,017; the population in & September to December, 7 p.m. ; Georg-e Samuel
.1911 was 93,805 Chase, sec
<Jhairman of the Board of Guardians, Allen Stallibrass
J.P. Eastwood PUBLIC OFFICERS.
.Clerk to Guardians & Assessment Committee, Frederic Chief I n,.;pector of Weights & Measures & under "Food
Gregson M.A. Alexandra street, Southend & Drug~ Act " & Official Sampler under "Fertilisers
Treasurer, Christopher W. Parker, Chelmsford & Feeding- Stuffs Act" fDr the Southern District.
"Relieving Officers & Collectors to the Guardians, rst Arthur Horsnell, 153 High street, Brentwood
district, Bertram Samuel Stace, 49 Chelmsford aven. Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes, Francis Templer
Southend; 2nd district, H. P. Topsfield, Rayleigh 1 Fisher, 44 Alcxandra street, Southend
3rd district, Henry Fibbens Riches, 78 Lovelace gar- Clerk to Rochford Sub-Committee of Essex Local Pen-
dens, Southend &; assistant, Mrs.Edith Wing.Southenrl' sion Committee, Harry John Jefferies, 39 Alexandra
Vaccination Officers, H. P. Topsfield, Rayleigh; Norman street, Southend
T. King, 65 Christchurch road, Southend, Arthur Collector of Rates, William Carter Wood
Buries, Southend & Henry Fibbens Riches, Southend, Sub-Distributor of Stamps, Frederick Waiter Francis
for Great Wakering district Veterinary Inspector under the "Diseases of Animals
'M~dical Officers &; Public Vaccinators, Hadleigh district, Acts " for Rochford District, Henry Frost Sparrow,
Cosmo Grant M. B., C. M. Thundersley; Leigh dis- Fir Tree house, East street
trict, William Douglas Watl'lon M.R.C.S.Eng., Public Elementary School. built in 1877, at a cost of
L.R.C.P.Lond. Leigh-on-Sea; Prittl~>well district. about [4,ooo, & enlarged in 1896 at a cost of £r,3oo.
"Frank Silva Jon~s M.B., B.S.Durh. 9 Britannia road, for 430 children; average attendance, 114 boys, n4
Westcliff, Southend; Prittlewell (East) district, Herbt. girb & 93 infants; Thomas Histed. master; (girls)
"Midgley Reeve M.B.Lond., M.R.C.S., L.RC.P.Lond. I Miss Alien, mis1:re8s; "Miss Van Linchooten, infant~'
Bournemouth Park road, Southend; Rayleigh district, mistres!'l
William Francis Adams M.R.C.S.Eng. Rayleigh; Railwav• Station. John H. Glasscock, station master
PRIVATE RESIDENTS. Nicholson Charles Rowley, Lavenders, Barnes Waiter. draper, South street
"Barnard Rev. James Jeune M.A. West street Beehag Gideon, see Cottis, Beehag
(rector), St. Andrew's, Hall road Nixon Rev. William, South street & Ca
"Bellamy Waiter, Swain's house, Ash- Norden Montague, Hillside, South st Bentall Alfred, plumber, North street
ingdon road Palmer Wm. Enigma house, North st Bishop Brothers, drapers, West street
Blyth Miss, Rose villa, Ashingdon rd Playle Sydney Horace, South street Bishop Arthur, plumber, see Rome &
Bowmaker Oscar J. Asbingdon road Rankin Hugh J.P. South street Bishop
Butler Waiter James, The Square Smoothy Harry Wm.Kingshill,East st Blakeley Henr~· & Son, farmers,Evans
Cook Arthur, The Hollies.West street Sparrow Hy.Frost,Fir Tree ho.East st farm, Stroud Green
Cook Fredk. Brooklyn, Ashingdon rd Tabor .Tames D.L., J .P. The Lawn Boatman Herbt. dairyman, ""South st
·Crampton Miss, St. Andrew's cottage Taylor Herbert J. The Square Carter Nathaniel, watch ma.North st
Dennish Miss, Vine cottage, West st Vaughan Herbt. Fernbank, Marl;:et sq Cha~e George Samuel, assistant re-
Goddard Wm. Shallcross, Lavenders, Wood Ohas. Geo. Bertram, Weir vil lieving officer, South street
West street Wood M is~, South street Cheeseman William Gilbert.insurance
Green Charles Lionel Maurice, Rose Wood William Carter, West street ag-Pnt. Jubilee ter. Stambridge rd
cottage, Ashingdon road Collier Mary Edith (Mrs.), teacher of
1Ialsey Edward Joseph, Connaught COMMERCIAL. music, JubilPe ter. Stambridge rd
house, Market squ<~re Early closin~ day, Wednl:'~dny. Cook Frederick John, builder, East!'~
'Hardin~ham Mrs. Westleigh house, Alien John &; Wait. builders, East st Cook Henry, news agent. Market sq
West street Bacon Jo-hn, blacksmith, North street Cooper John, draper, East ~treet
Tia:rrison-Chalmers Rev. Herbert Baldwin Rose(Mrs.),shopkpr.North st Corn Exchange Co. (W. Carter Wood,
Morton A.T.S. (Congregational), Barclay &; Oompanv Limited, banlrers manager)
The Manse, South street (sub-branch) (Herbert J. Taylor, Cottis, BePhag & Co. carmen,We"t st
Jackson Edwd.Svdenham ho.South st agent); open mon. wed. & fri. 2 to Cowling Bros. ironmongers, South st
Lewis Arthnr Cedric, Roche house, 4, tues. 11 to 4• thurs. n to 4.30. Growp Frederick,beer retailer,.North st
South street l'lat. II to I. WPst street; draw on ua,·iP!I Georgl:', bakPr, Market "quart>
~Iadg~ Arthur Cecil, Camfield. Ash- head office, 54 Lombard street, Davies GPorge. shopkPPper, 7 Ashing·
in~don road London E C don villas. Ashingdon road
•
 DJR~CfORY. J ESSEX. THE BODING&. 477
Downs George, CQnfectioner Mann Hy. & Co. grocers, West street Rolton Frederick, boot repr. Eaat st
Fairhead Rose May (Mrs.), draper, Mansfield Arth. Hy.boot repr.North st Rome &; Bishop, plumbers, Market sq
Wes~ street Marshall Geo.nursrymn.Ashingdon rd Rulll6ey Herbert Arthur, eee Offin ~
Pincher Wm. insurance agnt. East st Marven Wm. Jas. coal mer. North st Rumsey
Fisher Francis Templer, solicitor, Mason Sarah (Mrs.), greengro.Westst &utterford James, butcher & fish-
Court house, South street Masonic Lodge (No. 16o, True Fnend- monger, Market square
Prancis & Sons, printers, Post office, ship) (George S. Chase, sec.), Old Saunders Hrbt.Jn.beer ret.StroudGrn
Wed street Ship inn Searles Charles, butcher, North st
FrosL Dnmel, shopkeeper, North st May Bobert, nurseryman, Stroud Grn Shelley E. & Son, grocers, West st
Fuller Samuel, baker, North street Meeson William, a.gricultural engi- Shields Robt. Henry M.P.S. chemist,.
liolding Geo. Farley, bldr. South st neer, West street West street
Golf Club (F. R. Tutton, hon. sec.; Meeson William Manrice, corn mer- Sims James~ shopkeeper, East street.
G. S. Bishop, steward &; assistant chant, West street Smith Percy Wm. tailor, Market sq
st-c.), Hall road Meeson William Taylor, farmer, Great Smith Wm.Jas. New Ship inn,East st
Gooch Rbt. builder, 16 Ashingdon rd Doggetts Smo;Jthy W. G. & Son, engineers
Goodman Ernest John, saddler & Mills & Co. hardware dealers, East st Smoothy Charles, boot ma. North st.
harness maker, Market square Moss Francis Joseph, hair dre::;ser, Smoothy Fdk.. shopkpr.Stambridge rd.
Grt"aves Leonard Walt. music dealer, West street & stationer, Market sq Sorrell William, tinman, West street.
East street Mott Robert, shopkeeper,South street Sparrow Henry Frost, veterinary sur-
Hayward Herbert, farm bailiff to W. M:oy Thomas T.imited, coal merchants, geon, veterinary inspector under the-
Bishop esq.Holt farm,Ashingdon rd Station yard & West street "Diseases of Animals Acts" for
Hill Saml. Jsph. photogrphr. East st Nicholson Charles Rowley M.R.C.S. Rochford district, Fir Tree house,..
Hills Predk. Chas. eonfectnr. South s\ Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. physician & East street
Hornsby :Mary Ann (Mrs.), cab pro- surgeon, & assistant medical officer StapletonGeo.Wm.beer retlr.North st
prietress, West street & public vaccinator Rochford dis- Tasker George, wheelwright, South st
Boy El:.ie (Mrs.), shopkeepr. West st trict, Rochford union, also assist· Taylor Herbert J. manager Barclay
Jarkaman William & Son, green- ant medical officer to the Small & Company Limited, West street
grocers, North street Pox & Sutton Ford Isolation Titshall Richd. boot maker, East st
Jarvis Frederick J. baker, West st Hospitals, Lavenders, West street Topsfield Arthur, smith, Church 11t
Kemp George, farm bailiff to W. & Norden Samuel, builder, South street Topsfield Henry P. registrar of births-
H.Bentall,Rochford Hall fm.Hall rd Offin & Rumsey, auctioneers, land & deaths for Rochford sub-district,.
Kerby Thomas, hair dresser, West st agents & land surveyors, v.aluers, South st. (tues. &; fri. 5 to 6 p.m)
Lewis & Nicholson, physicians &; sur- imurance agents & certified bailiffs, Turner William Hy. butcher, West st·
geons, Roche hous-e, South street & South street Wade Hy. (Mrs.),confectioner,West st
The Lavenders, West street Old Ship Hotel (James Donald Me- Wallis J. & Son, boot mas. South s\
Lewis Arthur Cedric M.B.O.S.Eng., Pherson, proprietor) Walshaw Joseph, Rose & Crown P.H
L.B.C.P.Lond. physician & surgeon, Palmer Wm. (Mrs.), butcher,West st North street
& medical officer & public vac- Pentelow William, insurance agent, W,hittingnam William Bales, motw
cinator Bochford district, Rochford Stambridge road engineer, Market square & West st
union & medical officer to Work. Philbrick & Son, nurserymen, Ash- Wilkins Fdk.Kinsr's Head htl.West s~
house Infirmary & Small Pox & ingdon road Willans George Hy. grocer, West st"
Sutton Ford Isolation Hospitals, Playle Ann (Mrs.), balier, South st Wood Edith (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Roche house, South street Post Office Telephone Service Ex- Wood William Carter, accountant, &-
London County & Westminster change & Call Office, Market square assistant overseer & clerk to the
Bank Limited (sub-branch) (John Potter John Starnes & Sons, grocers, Rochford Parish Council & registrar
Castle, manager); thurs. only, 2 to North street of marriages & collector of rates
4.30 p.m. Market square; draw Price James Frederick, farmer, Pel- Woods Geo. Marlborough Head. P.·B
on Lombard st. office. London E C hams farm, Stroud Green Wright William George, s·tationer,.
Luker Henry & Co. Ltd. wine & spirit Rag-er Arthur John, tailor, North st West street
merchants & brewers, West street Rochford Brick Co. (The), Market sq Wyeth Elijah Williarn, . shopkeeper,.
'MrBryer Edward & Son, saddlers, Rochford Cycle Co. (R. Wentworth West street
l.West street Cook), West street Wyeth Mary (Mrs.), confctnr.West st:
McPherson James Donald, Old Ship Rochford Gas Uo. (William Cowling,
hotel, "Sorth street manager), West street
THE RODINGS OR ROOTHINGS.
THE BODINGS are a cluster of small agricultural the Dissolution, Henry VIII. sold the estate to Robert
parishes, established before the time of the Con- Chertsey. The church of St. Edmund is an edifice or
f68Sor and situated between Ongar and Dunmow, on flint, in the Perpendicular style, completely restored'
the upper part of the river Roding, in the Western and enlarged in 1867, and consists of chancel, nave,
division of the county, unions and hundreds of Dunmow south porch and an embattled western tower of brick
and Onga-r, Dunmow petty sessional division and county with a small spire and containing 3 bells: the east and
court district. and in the rural deanery of Roding, arch- west windows are stained, and one of the smaller win-
deaconry of Essex and diocese of Chelmsford. The dis- dowjj contains old stained glus of the time of Henry
trict is considered very fruitful. The churches possess VI. including a figure of St. Edmund ; it was buried
bnt little architectural merit. Roman remains are during the Reformation bnt aftprwards replated and
occasionally found scattered over this district: The was restored in 1867 ; the church has 123 sittings. The
soil is heavy; subsoil, clay. The chief crops are wheat. register dates from the year rs6o. The living is a·
barley and beans. rectory, net yearly value /,275, with residence, in the-
The area and the population for these several places gift of and held since 1912 by the Rev. Charles Laurence
are as follows : - Capel-Cure. The parish clerk is endowed with a rent-
rharge of £z yearly. The trustees ol the late Lord
Rateable
value. Rookwood P.C. (d. 1902), who are lords of the manor of
Acres Population. Lady Day. Rookwood Hall, and Robert Soper esq. are the principal
of land. Igll. 1914, landowners.
Abbess Roding ....• r,6r9 200 £r,596 BERWICK BERNERS (or Barwick Berners) is a.
Aythrop Roding ...• 1,394 202 1,199 hamlet of Abbess Rodin~.
Beauchamp Roding .1,262 193 Parish Clerk, Frank Day.
Bemers Roding ....•• 1,073 96 886
High Roding ........ . 1,778 414 1,629 Post Office.--Charles Wenman, sub-postmaster. Letters·
l..eaden Roding ..... . through Ongar arrive week days, g.r5 a.m.; sundays,..
Margaret Roding .. .
913
1,285 f 175
214 ( ci\"il)
907
19'5 (ecclesiastical) I, 55
1
9.15 a.m.; dispatched at 4·45 p.m.; sundays at 10.45
a.m. The nearest money order office is at White
White Rodinsr & Boding &; telegraph office is at Leaden Roding, ~
:Morrell Roding ... miles distant
Public Elementary School (mixPd), erected in 186o, for
ABBESS RODING, 27 miles from London and 6 north 43 children &; enlarf:t"ed in Augn~t. rBBB. for 58 child-
from Ongar term.inal station, on a branch of the Great- ren; avera~e attendance, 45 ; Mrs. UrRPll, mistress
Eastern railway, in the Ongar hundred, petty sessional This school is under the cont-rol of the Essex Educatiou-
din<~ion and union and in the rural deanerv of (Ongar District) Sub-Committee, .Arnold Richardson,.
Roding. tabs its name from the circumstance of it~ Ong-ar, clerk
ha-r!ng of old belonged to the Abbess of Barking. At Carrier. John Blowes, to Chelmsford, fri
 478 THE RODINGS. ESSEX.
AYTHROP RODING, 30 miles from London and 5~
south-west from Dunmow station on the Bishop Start-
ford and Braintree branch of the Great Eastern railway,
is in Dunmow hundred, petty sessional division and
union, and in the rural deanery of Roding. The church
of St. Mary the Virgin is an edifice of flint in the Early
English style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch,
vestry, and a western belfry, rising above the gabled roof,
with an octagonal timber shinglej broach spire, and con-
taining 3 bells bearing the following inscriptions : ISt,
"' Hnic fratris Simonis .Andrei nomen habet;" 2nd,
"' Virg-ini atque matri resonat Campana Marie ; " 3rd,
"'De celis missi nomen habeo Gabrielis:" the lancet
windows in the chancel and the east and west windows
are stained; there are 120 sittings. The register datP'
from the year I559· The living is a rectory, net yearly
value [,229, with residence, in the gift of .Mrs. G. E.
Kershaw, and held since rgoS by the Rev. Alfred
Richard Thurlow, of London University. Charles
Livermore esq. who is lord of the manor, and Messrs.
1V. D. Caton, L., E. and J. Hugh Matthews, Edwin
Laver Aldham, B. Peacock, the trustees of the late
Jc,hn Gingell, of High Roding, and the trustees of
Gobert's Charity are the principal landowners. .
Sexton, W Illiam Speller.
Post Office. Mrs. Ann Speller, sub-postmistress.
Letters through Dunmow, arrive at 7 a.m. & dis-
patched at 5·5 p.m. week days only. High Roding
is the nearest money• order office & the nearest tele-
graph office is at Leaden Roding, I mile distant
Public: Elementary School (mixed), erected in 185o, for
so children ; average attendance, 34; )'liss Alice
Stokes, mistress
This school is under the control of the Essex Educa-
tion (Dunmow District) Sub-Committee
BEA"COHAMP RODING is a parish 26 miles from
London, 5 north-east from Ongar terminal station on a
branch of the Great Eastern railway and 10 south-
west from Dunmow, in Ongar hundred, petty sessional
-division and union and rural deanery of Roding. The
ehurch of St. Botolph is a small edifice of rubble, in the
Early English style, consisting of chancel, nave, north
porch and an embattled western tower containing 4
bells : there are several stained windows, including two
memorial windows in the nave: the church was
.thoroughly restored in r87o, and the exterior in 1893 at
a cost of about £IOo !l.nd has 120 sittings. The rPgister
-dates from the year r688. The living is a rectory, net
yearly value £r28, llith 38 acres of glebe, and residence,
i:1 the gift of Cyril Bond esq. and held since 1887 by
the Rev. John Howard B.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge.
BIRDSGREEN is a hamlet, 1! miles south, partly in
IJeauchamp Roding and partly in Willingale Doe.
Sexton, J ames Whit bread.
Letters from Brentwood through Ongar by mail cart
arrive at 7.30 a.m. & dispatched at 4.50 p.m.; sun-
days, 10.30 a.m. The nearest money order office is
at White Roding & telegraph office at Leaden Roding,
2f miles distant
·wan Letter Box at Birdsgreen, cleared at 5·5 p.m. ;
sundays, 11.5 a.m
1Yall Letter Box at the School, cleared 5 p.m.; sun-
days, I I a.m
Public Elementary (formerl"\' parish) School (mixed),
enlarged in 1870, for 50 children ; average attendance,
36 ; John T. Green, master
'This school is controlled by the Essex Education
(Ongar District) Sub-Committee, Arnold Richardson,
Ongar, clerk
BERNERS RODING is a parish, 7 miles north-east
from Ongar station and 10 south-west from Dnnmow
station, both on the Great Eastern railway, in Dunmow
• Norman style and consists of chancel, nave and a
lf:mndred and Ongar petty sessional division and union,
and rnral deanery of Rodin~. The church (name not
1mown) is a small building of rubble in the Perpendicular
style, consisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a
-wes~rn tower of wood containing I bell; there are 6o
sittin~s. The register dates from the year 1538. ThP
1iving is a vicara~e, net yearly value [48, in the gift of
1Ienry Otho N. Shaw esq. of Skreens Park, Roxwell,
Chelmsford, and held since 1906 by the Rev. Robert
"Traver.s Saulez M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge,
who resides at Willingate Doe.
Sexton, James Lodge, jun.
[KELLY'S
Letters through Ongar to Fyfield, di!livered at 7·?i>
a.m. The nearest money order office is a~ Roxwell•
telegraph office at Leaden Roding, 2 miles distant
The children of this place attend the school at Willing- It
HIGH RODING is 31 miles from London, and 4 south-
west from Dunmow station on the Great Eastern rail-
way. in Dunmow hundred, petty sessional division and
union, and rural deanery of Roding; it was given by
Leofwin, in the reign of King Edward the Confessor, to a
monastery in the Isle of Ely. The church of All Saints,
restored in 1855, at a cost of nearly £r,ooo, is a low
building of flint in mi.xed styles, consisting of chancel,
nave, south porch, and a western turret containing 2
bells : there are brasses in the chancel ; the church will
>eat 250 persons The register dates from the year
r538. The living is a rectory, net yearly nluP {,26o,
with residence and 24 acres of glebe, in the gift of the
Countess of Roden, and held since 19II by the Rev.
Hubert Thomas Godfrey Kingdon M.!.. of Clare College,
Cambridge. The Countess of Roden is lady of the
rnanor and Messrs. L., E. and J. Hugh Matthews and
H. E. Jones esq. are the principal landowners.
Parish Clerk, Charltls Havden.
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Post, :M. 0. & T. Office. George Alfred Rolph, .sub-
postmaster. Letters fl'oru Dunmow arrive at I p.m.
& 7 a.m.; dispatched at S.so a.m. & 2.15 &; 5.15
p.m. ; no delivery on sundays
Public Elementary School (mixed), erected in r861, f r
84 children; average attendance, 75; James G. Davey,
mastP.r
This school 1s under the Cl)ntrol of the Essex Education
(Dunmow District) Sub-Committee
Police Station, Charles Cooper Wilkinson, constable
LEADEN RODING is 28 miles from London, 7 north-
east from Ongar terminal station and 7 sou'h-west from
Dnnmow station, both on the Great Eastern railway, anti
in Dunmow hundred, petty sessional division and union,
and in the rural deanery of Roding. Here was a place
called "Leaden ·wash," where a turnbridge was made for
the convenience of carriages and foot passengers crossin~
the water. The church of St. Michael and All Angela
is a small building of rubble in the Norman style, con·
sisting of chancel, nave, south porch and a western
belfry of wood with spire, and containing 3 bells: it waa
restored in r865, and has roo sittings. The register of
baptisms and burials dates from 1572; marriages, 1752-.
The living is a rectory, net yearly value [150, with 43
acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of the Lord
Chancellor. and held since 1894 by the Rev. Gerald
William Druce M.A. of Exeter College, Oxford, and
surrogate. Here is a Congregational chapel in conjunr·
tion with Abbess Roding and High Easter chapel•,
the services being conducted by mini~:~ters of the~"
chapels respectively. The trustees of the late Lord
Dacre, "ho are lords of the man<>r, and Stanley :Milbanl.
eEq. Charles Livermore e~q. and Messr.s. Strutt and
Parker are the principal landowners.
Parish Clerk, Frederick Crouchman.
Post & T. Office. Mrs. Rose Alice Mott, sub-post-
mistres!l. Letters through Dunmow arrive 7·3~ a.m.;
ciispatched 4.50 p.m. ; no delivery on sundays. Whit-e
Roding is the neare.st money order office
Public Elementary (Non-Provided) School (mixed), for
so children; a,·erage attendance, 33; Miss Charlotte
Milne, mistress
This school is controlled by the Essex Education (Dun-
mow District) Sub-Committee
Carrier to Chelmsford. Charles Simpson, mon. & fri
Police Station, Arthur Fisher, constable
MARGA RET RODIXG is 29 miles from London, 7 north·
east from On~ar station and 8 south-west from Dunmow.
in Dunmow hundred, petty sessional division and union
and in the rural deanery of Roding. The church of
St. Margaret is a small building of rubble in the Early
western turret containing one bell: the south door and
window are good examples of Norman work: there are
t'iO sittings. The register dates from the year 1538.
The living is a rectory, formerly belonging to the Abbe!
of St. Albans, net yearly value £125, including rent of
42 acres of glebe, and residence, in the gift of the
trustees of the late Rev. F. B. Shepherd, and held since
1913 by the Rev. Colin Sharp Bassett. Here is an
Pr.dowment of 30s. to be given in bread; James
Bentley esq. by deed of gift, 1865, ~ave the sum of
[,4oo, the interest of which is to be appliPd in keeping
the churchyard and walls in good repair. Tile Margaret
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Boding Benefit Society now numbers about 400 memben. Perpendicular insertions, the chancel chiefly Perpen-
Mrs. Marshall and the Master and Fellows of University dicular with D-3corated remains, tha tower is Perpen-
College, Oxford, are the lords of the manor and the dicular and the wooden south porch chiefly of the same
principal landowners. date with open balustered sides: a memorial tablet to
Parish Olerk, John Waskett. the late Queen Victoria was erected in March, 1gor, and
By Local Government Board Order 22,423, March 2.\o a tablet to His late Majesty King Edward VII. on
i888, a detached part of Good Easter in Chelmsford July 1st, rgn. The church was thoroughly restored
onion, known as Pinches, was added to this parish. and refitted in r879, at a cost of ;[,z,7oo, and in r8g5 the
spire was renovated at a cost of ;{,10o: there are sittings
Marks Hall, a farm house, seems to have been an for 1200 persons. The register dates from the year 1541·
independent chapelry, and pays tithes to the rectory of The living is a rectory, net yearly value IA75. with 56
Stondon Massey. acres of glebe and residence, in the gift of Sir Spencer
Post. Office.-William Crouchman, sub-postmaster. Let- P. M. Maryon-Wilson bart. and held since 1893 by the
ters arrive from Dunmow at 8.10 a.m.; dispatched Rev. James Edmond Long, of St. Bees. Here is a Con-
at 4.10 p.m.; no delivery on sundays. White Boding grl'gational chapel, opened January, 1888. The trustees
Is the nearest money order office & Leaden Boding, of the late Edward Parris esq. of Mascalls Bury, and
'l mile distant, the nearest telegraph office John Tudot" Frere esq. of The Friarage, Diss, Norfolk,
Wall Letter Box, Blue House farm, cleared at 5.2o p.m who are lords of the manor, and Thomas Lewis Lukiea
Public Elementary (Non-Provided) School (mixed), esq. are the principal landowners.
enlarged in Igog, for 84 children ; average attendance,
40; Mrs. Mclntosb, mistress
This school is under the control of the Essex Education MORRELL BODING, formerly a distinct parish, ill
(Dunmow District) Sub-Committee now united to White Boding.
Sexton, Barnard Dawkins.
WHITE BODING, supposed to have been so namell
from the whitl'ness of the church, is 29 miles from Post & M. 0. Office. Miss Jessie Caroline Green, sub-
London, 8 south-west from Dunmow and 5 -east from postmistress. Letters from Dunmow received 8.5
Sawbridgewortb station on the Cambridge line of the a.m.; dispatched 4-115 p.m.; no sunday, post.
Gl"f'.at Eastern railway, in Dunmow hundred. petty ses· Leaden Boding, 2! miles distant, is the nearest tele-
11ional division and union. and in thA rural deanerv of graph office
Roding. The church of St. Martin exceeds in import- Letter Box, Warwicks farm, cleared at 4.30 p.m
ance, as a building, any other of the Boding churches Public Elementary School (mixed), built in 1873• for 99
and is seen from a considerable distance ; it is an
children ; average attendance, 54; George Whitmore,
edifice of rubble, in mixed styles, consisting of chancel master; iMrs. E. J. Tyrrell, assistant mistress _
and nave, south porch, and an embattled western tower
with small octagonal spire rising from the centre of the This scbllOl is controlled by the Essex Education (Dun-
roof, containing 5 bells: the nave is Early Norman with mow District), Sub-Committee
ABBESS RODING. Hammond A. Two Swans P .H. & bld1 Foresters (Ancient Order of) (Court
Cure Rev. Charles Laurence, Rectorv• Hawkey Richard A. farmer, Long Lord Roden No. 5827) (Robert
COMMERCIAL. Barnes & Frayes Mead, sec)
Bass .A.rthur, builder & blacksmith Mead Horace, Ralph & Cyril, farmers, Goldsmith Thomas William, farm
Blowes John, beer retailel' & carrier Hornets bailiff to 0. W. Roberts esq
Bruschweiler Geo. farmer,Leeders fm Proctor Victoria. (Mrs.), farmer. Horey Edward James, King William
Chynoweth John, farmer, Abbess hall Wellies farm IV. P.H
Cubitt-Nic~ols Harry, farmer, Ber- Read Phrebe (Mrs.), farmer, Butt
Martin Charles, farm bailiff to Messrs.
wick farm batch & Slades Strutt & Parker, Leaden ball
Kinsey James, farmer, Nether hall Shead Enos, blacksmith Milbank George King, farmer. Leighs
Livermora Isaac C. farmr.Parker's fm Wilkinson Edwd. beer ret. l3irds Grn Milbank Stanley, farmer, Meghills &i
Milbank Stanley, farmer, Hales farm N~w House farms
BERNERS BODING. Mott Augustus, wheelwright
Pannenb•r John, pi~ dlr. Anchor ho Glasse Brothers, farmers, :Berners
Rowe William, farmer. Rookwood hall Saundet"s J. & R. farmers, Chalk frm
hall & Parsonage Saunders Robert F. assistant overseer
Spl'ller Gernge, farmer, Greenhill Hobson Charles, farmer, Elms farm
Staines Richard J. Fairlands farm Simpson Charles, carrier
Wenman Charles, shopkeeper HIGH RODING. MARGARET BODING.
AYTHROP BODING. Kingdon Rev. Hubert Tbos. Godfrey Bassett Rev. Colin Sharp (rector),
.Aldham Charles James, Highams M . .A. The Rectorv
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Rectory
Thurlow Rev.Alfred Richard (rectc>r), Owers Charles, White hall Smith William, White ball
Rectory COMMERCIAL. Bacon Reginald Fras. Wm. carpenter
('O"ft.OJV.R('IIAL. Aylett Elizabeth (Mrs.), grocer Barnes John T. farmer, Pinchers
!ldham Edwin Laver, photographic Bacon George, carpenter· Orouehman Wm. shopkeeper, Post off
enlarger, Highams · Bennett Joseph, farmer, Gowers, High Latham John T. farmer, Brick house
llelsham E.&J.millers(wind & steam) Trees, Porters & Hubbards farms Margaret Boding Benefit Society
lJillin'!s Geo... Axe & Compasses P.H Berry Harry, beer retailer (Stanley Milbank, paymaster)
Cadge Thomas, beer retailer Rush Sarah Ann (1\Irs.), ladies' school Mead Isaac, farmer, Waples Mill frm
Caton W. Draper, farmer, Bigods Campen James, general dealer Milbank Stanley, farmer,Garnish hall
(.,1ayden Thomas, g-rocer & draper Chynoweth Samuel Henry, farmer & & Whitehall
Dunmow Ellen (Mrs.),frmr.Cut Elms landowner, Boding .ball Monk David, farmer, Little Bold~n
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1'easey William Percival, bailiff to Clayden George, thatcher Hatch
Samuel Metson esq. Aythrop hall Knight Charles, farmer, Yew trees Ritchie By. Reid, farmer. Marks bap
"Matthams Jas. farmer, Collins farm Little John, Black Lion P.H Ritchie William, assistant. overseer
Metson George, farmer & threshing Reeve Harry, insurance agent
machine owner, Keers & Highams Reynolds George, farmer, Ware WHITE RODING.
farros Rolph Geo . .Alfd. baker, & post office Clarke William, Mascalh Bnry
Ml't!ron Herbt. farmer, Friar's grangP Shead Frederick Harry, beer retailer Earnshaw The Misses. Dewberries
"Rolph Arthnr Ernest, blacksmith Shrimpton Percival Edwd. cattle dlr Grosvenor Frederick H. Kingston&
Smith George, farmer, Broadgates & Hooper Ralph Denslow, Marks hall
BEAUCHAMP BODING. White hall Long Rev. James Edmond, Rectory
l>eane William, Sladl's Stevenson Alexander, farmer, Bury Piper Alfred, Philpots,Mc>nell Roding
Hawkey Richard A. Long :Barnes Thorpe Frank Ernest Harold, farmeT Staines .A.lbert
Ho-ward Rev_ John B.A. Rectory Tyrrell Harry, blacksmith Staines Misses
Webster .A.lbert Louis, Roden lodge Webb Lydia (Mrs.), shopkeeper Talbot Misses, The Laurels
COMMERCIAL. Wilson Frederick, farmer, New hall Tippler Mrs. Lady Flowers
lllowes Tho11. Wm. baker, Butt hatch Towle Mrs. Ivydeane? Morrell Roding
Bowtell Margaret (Miss), poultr~ LEADEN RODING.
farmer, The Dial house, Birds grn Druce Rev. Gerald William M.A. COlllMBRCIAL.
Davis Julia (Miss), confectioner (rector & surrogate), Rectory Broad Robert, farmer, Kingstons &J
Elliott Alfred, farmer & hay & straw Roberts Owen William, Boss dene Snows
me•chant, Little Wood end COMMERCIAL. Clarke Wm. farmer, Mascafls Bury
Greig Stephen, farm bailiff to F. Tip- All-en Sarah Ann (Mrs.), grocer & Dawklns IrarnaTd, bricklayer
ler esq. Woed end· draper Field Susan (Miss), fmu:.Pnttenlt frm
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:Poste•• James &; Son, blacksmiths
Foster Edmund, farmer, Manwoods
(letters through Matcham Green)
Green Frederick, baker
Gr~n Jessie Caroline (Miss), grocer
Latham John T. farmer, Lucas hall
Lee Cbarles, Black Horse P.H
Lukies Frederick Nicholas, farmer,
Coville hall
Lnkies Tlhomas Lewis, farmer, Cam-
mas hall, Morrell Roding
Matthams A.da (Miss), a8st. oversee1
Matthams Francis L.farmer,Warwicb
Matthams Walter, farmer, Graylandto
Matthams Waiter A.lbert, farmer.
\Valkers farm, Morrell Roding
(letters should be addressed
Aythrop Roding, Dunmow)
Monck Fred F. wheelwright
Newell Sarah Ann (~Iiss), shopkeeper
Oliver Alfred, farmer, Marks hall
Parmenter Waiter, cattle dlr. h"y cot
Roast William & Francis, miller.
(wind & steam)
Sherman Jacob, farmer, Prows
Silcock Brothers, saddlers
Solly Alfred, carter
Speneer Annie (Mrs.),Whalebone P.H
Spencer James Lawrence, hay t
straw merchant
Tvrrell John, blackEmith
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BOMFORD is an ancient market town and head of a
petty sessional division, union and county court district,
lD the Southern division of the county, seated on the
little river Rom, whence it derives its name, on the
high road from London to Colchester. with a station
on the Great Eastern railway and another on a branch
of the London, Tilbury and Southend railway from
Hornchurch, 12 miles from Whitechapel, 17 south-west
from Chelmsford, 7 nunh-ea;;t from Barking and 6
south-west from Brentwood. Tht:- principal street, IU
which the cattle market is held, is a wide thorou~hfare
of considerable length running from west to east. The
town was governed by a Local Board of Health, formed
in x8g4, but is now, under the provisions of the "L'1cal
Government Act, 1894" (56 and 57 Vict. c. 73), controlled
by an Urban Di!ftrict Couneil, and is lighted with gas
from works in Nursery walk, established in x825, but
;;ince bought by a company, and enlarged in x88g.
Water is supplied by the South Essex Water Company.
who derive their supply from Grays. Romford was thP
capital of the liberty of Havering-atte-Bower until thP
abolition of the liberty 9 May, 1892; this liberty f'om-
prised the parishes of Horncburch, Romford anrl Ha\·er-
ing, and had an ancient, peculiar and separate jmisdic-
tion, granted by various chartet·s from the time of
Edward the Confessor, who~e or·iginal grant has since
received many additions and confirmations: it was inde-
pendent of the county, appointed its own magistrates,
had a clNk of the peace. coroner, quarter and pettf
session!', court~ of record and ancient demesne and a
county court: all businPs~ relative to the liberty was
transacted in thP town of Romford, which has in conse-
quence bt>en appointed the head of a petty !'Pi'sional
div:U!ion. The Manorial Court, however, is still in exi..,t-
ence, anfl mpPts annuallv on the Tuesdav in Whitsun
week for the election of officers, viz.: High Steward
and Deputy High Steward, also for the payment of quit
rents=.
The ancient civil parish of Romford was in x895, under
the operation of the "Local Government Act. 1894" (56
and 57 Vict. c. 73), divided into three civil pa.rishPs,
viz. :-Romford Urban, Romford Rural and Noak Hill.
The Urban parish comprised the l.mme area as the
Urban district, and the Rural the remainder of the old
parish except Noak Hill, which will be found under a
~eparate heading. On the amalgamation of Romford
Urban and Rural parishes, on April 24th, 1900, the
district was dividPd into wards. for parochial purposes,
the old town of Romford being divided into the wards
of North, Central and South, and the Rural portion into
Collier Row and Harold Wood wards: ecclesiastically, it
is in the rural d~anery of Cha:fford, archdeaconry of
E .. sex and diocese of Chelmsford.
The church of St. Edward the Confessor, erected in
xBso on the site of the old parish church, built in x.po,
is a building of Kentish rag with Bath stone dressing-s
in the later Decorated style, and consists of chancel,
nave with clerestory, aisles with chapels and an em-
battled tower on the south side with a spire 162 feet
in height and containing a clock and 8 bells, dated '
respectively I85o, 1756, 1704, 1651 and three others
1636, one being undated; the east window was given
by Col. Graves in memory of his wife: there is also a
~;tained window in the south aislt> to the memory of
Edward Ind esq. J.P. d. 1848: in the north aislt> of the
church is a stately monument, with alabaster effigies of
himself and his lady and their children in kneeling
attitudes, to Sir A.nthony Cooke, preceptor to King
Edward VI. who died June rr, 1576; the Latin in-
scription on this monument, enumerating the various
members of his family, is supposed to have been fur-
nished by his daughters, who were among the learned
fpmales of that age: against the south wall of the
chancel formerly stood the fine monument, now in the
porch, of Sir Georg-e Hervey knt. 4th son of Sir Nichofa!l
Bervey of Marks; he had previomly been sheriff of
Essex, 38 Eliz. (1595-6), and was at the time of hi~
death, wth August, 1605, lieutenant of the Tower of
London, where he died, but was buried here on thf:
south side of the chancel, with heraldic honours; ther&
is a long inscription in gilt letters on a slab of black
marb!e to himself, his wife and various members of h1t
family: previously placed on the south wall of th&
chancel, immediately west of the Hervey monument,
but now in the porch, is the stately tomb, with her
recumbent effiqy, of Anne Carew, raised by her famou~
son, George, first and only Baron Carew and eventually
Earl of Totnes; she was the daughter of Sir Nichola&
Hervey knt; and sister of Sir George Hervey knt. dean
of Windsor ; he died 15th of June, 1583, and his wife,
27th August, x6o5, ret. 76: the church will seat 830.
persons. The register dates from the year 1561 and
is in very good condition. The living is nominally a
vicarage, but is rather in the nature of a chaplaincy
exempt from ecclesiastical jurisd.iction, net yearly
,·alue £64o, and residence, in the gift of New College,
Oxford, who grant the vicar what is termed "a lease,''
and held since 1909 by the Rev. George Milner Bell
:.\LA. of that collel!e. The church of St. John,
:M:awneys, and St. Thomas's chapel and .All Saint•',
SQUIRRELS HEATH, are attached to the pari-h
church. NPar the church are a parish hall, erected
in 1909. and a Church Hou~e, built and endowed in
the time of Henry VII. as a chantry priest's hou,e.
St. Andrew's is an ecclesiastical parish formed June 12,
r856, from the mother parish; the church, erected in
1862, is a plain building of stone, in the Perpendicular
stylP, consisting of chaucel, nave, somh aisle, sontb
porch and a western belfry, with spire, containing on!'-
bell : there are three stained windows in the chancel;
the church affords 6oo sittings. The register dat~
from the year r863. The living was declared a rec-
tory ~[ay 4, 1866, net yearly value £xgo, in the gift of
New College, Oxford, and held since IQOS by the RPv
Henry Robertson Phillpotts M.A. of Keble College, Ox-
ford. St. A.lbans Mission church was built at a cost or
£1,300, and opened in October, 18go. The Catholic
church, in Park End road, dedicated to St. Edward
the Confe~sor, was erected in 1856 by William, 12th
Lord Petre, and has a stained east window, inserted in
October, 1856, as a memorial to the late Mr. C. L
Macarthy: there are sittings for 300 persons. The Con·
gregational chapel. in South street, opened on July
19th, 1877, is of Kentish ragstone, in the Gothic 11tyle,
with a tower and spire 66 feet in height, and was-
huilt at a cost, including site, of about £5,ooo: thert
are 470 sittings: the building was considerablJ- damaged
by fire on Easter Sunday, 1883, and re-opened ino
November of the same year: attached are Sunday
'!chools for 350 children, built at a cost of £1,400 ~
the chm•ch was first founded in x662. The Bapti~i
chapel, erected in 1847, has 400 sittings, and the Wes-
leyan Methodist chapel, erected in t888, 750: the Primi-
tive :\fethodist chapel, in Victoria road, built in 1875,.
300, and the Evangelical Free Church, built in 1902.
in the Brentwood road, 350; there is also a Catholic-
I Apostolic church in Manor road; Brazier's Yard Mi~-
~ion is in Queen street; the Salvation Army holds it•
meetings in the old Wesleyan chapel in High street.
The old Cemetery is on the Highr road, to the east ,r
the town.
The Corn Exchange, in the High street, is private
property, but is let for public meetings and concerts:
the large hall will hold over 400 persons. The Lecture
hall of the Congregational school is also let for similar
purposes. The Public Baths, in the Mawney's road, and
r.pened in 1900. were erected by the Urban Distriet
Council at a cost of £9,ooo, and are available for public
t>ntertainments from November to March. The Polict
Station, in South strePt, was erected in 1893· There
11re two Volunteer Fire Bri~ades: the Brewery Brigadt>.
c'lptain, J. Abranu, and the Urban District CouncJ
 DIRECTORY.l E~:SEX. ROl\HORD. 481
Bngade, formed in 1&90, cap.tain, S. Davis and 10 appointed ,ecn·tary to . .hchbishop t:"~her, whom he ac-
men. Raphael Parl, mainly the ·gift of Sir H. H. companie.l to It Pland: his resulute adherence to the
Baphael hart. M.P., J.P. of .Allestree Hall, Derby, and ro)al cause during the ~ivil war occasioned him much
opened in 1904, is pleasantly situated on the roam road los,, both of property, books and MSS. and is thought
about one mile from the centre of the town. The to have hastened his death, which took place 8th Sep-
Coach and Bell, an ancient house in High street, has tember, 1644. Golf links of x8 holes have been formed
been a licensed house since the year 16oo. The .Market at Gidea Hall. Marshalls Park, on the north of the
place and tolls were purchased in 1892 by the Urban town, the property of Mrs. Macintosh, of Havering Park,
District Council, previous to which they belonged to i'l now (191 4 ) unoccupied. The area of Romford parish
1he manor. A market for cattle and corn, one of the and Urban District is 5,613 acres of land and 17 of in-
largest round London, is held every Wednesday. Here land water; rateable value, _£g8,x64; the population in
lB the extensive brewing establishment of Mes~rs. Ind, 1901 was 13,656, and in 1911, 16,970, inclusive of 54a
Coope and Co. (r912) Limited. The Queen's House inmates and 33 officials in the Workhouse and 88 m-
(Social) Club, in High street, was opened 1oth April, mates in the Wmkhouse Scattered Homes.
1g<>5, by Sir Montagu C. Turner kt. and has over 300 The population of the wards in 19II was :-Central,
members. There are three branch banks, and a Work- 3,927; Collier Row, 1,733; Harold Wood, 1,757; North,
ng Men's Club and Institute in the Market place. The 4,883 ; :-:outh, ~,670.
Lawn 'l'enms Club, off Junction road, has six double The population of the ecclesiastical parishes in I9ll
wurts and 6o members. Here are the head quarters of "'a' :-~t. Edward the Confessor (parh•h church) with.
t.he 2nd Essex Battery of the 2nd East Anglian Brigade, Noak Hill, 7 .972; St. Andrew, 9,220.
Royal Field .Artillery, and of the A Company of the
4th Battalion of the Essex Begiment, Territorial Force. RO::\fFORD RURAL Parish was formed in IB9.5 in
A drinking fountain was erected in the Market place in pursuance of the "Local Government Act, 1894 ,, (56
June, I885, as a testimony of esteem to the late C. I. and 57 Vict. ';!: 73)· but was amalgamated wit;h Rom-
lllacarthy from his fellow townsmen. The Victoria fard U!"ban pansh m 19oo.
Cottage Hos:pit~l, erected in 1888, :was enlarged in COLLIER ROW (Hainault F01est) i~o a village 2 miles
1894 and ag:a~n m i913, and now co_ntams 17 beds and_ z north-west. The chapel of the Ascension is an <!dific&
cots. Chanties :-Roger Reede, 01_ ~~vermg, . by will 1 of N'd brich., erected at a cost of _£2,ooo, defrayed by
dated ~4th February, 1_482, left his new ~"?-ilt place subscriptions, and consists of a chancel, nave, sn:;.!h
m Jays Me.td, otherwisf' call~d ~oo Croft, for five porch and a central bell-cot containing one bell:
poor men_: these were rebmlt m 1784, and there there are sittings for 350 persons: the Rev. Joseph
are now SIX almshouses; one almsman, who preserves Hardwick Pemberton has been curate in charge sinct-'
order, IS called "the ruler;~ and receives £4:? yearly, 1882. Here is also a news and reading room, originally
5he oth~r men £39· the Widows £3?• all . bemg sup- built at the sole cm;t of E. Conder esq. but now sup- -
phed w1th clothes, coals and mediCal aid; clothes parted bv, and under the management of, the members.
are distributed from the surplus to the poor of ·
Bomford, Hor~church and Dagen~am. Robert Ballard, G IDEA pARK, ""hi eh includPs the village of Hare
m 166o, dev1sed two ho~ses m ~omford to_ . the j Street, about a mile distant from Romford, is a garden
hurchwardens, for the repau of the highways. W1lham 1 !'Uburb, and is rapidly being developed.
!.rmstead, of Hornchurch. gave to the poor of Romford
£2, arising from a farm at Hay Green, and distributed RO"MFORD CO:MMON is a hamlet of scattered houses
m bread and money, and Andrew Reynolds, by will commencing about 2 miles north-east.
dated October 7th, 1626, £3, also as a rent-chargP. Pillar Letter Box cleared 8 &i 11.15 a.m. & 1.15 & 8- ·
Lewis Betts, by will dated r8th December, x66g, left p.m. ; "Unday, 9 a.m
2os. t.o repair a cau;;eway leading- to the church, £4
for apprenticing and £z to eight of thP neces~itous poor &l:'SH GREE:N is a hamlet 1 mile south-west. A
nn New Year's Day. Hannah Richardson left in 18II cemetery of 12 acres, about r mile from the town, was
£too Navy Five per Cent. Annuities, upon tru~t to opened in October, 1871: there are two mortua-ry
distributf' the interest to the neces~itous poor at Chri~t- 1 chapels and a porter's lodge; it is under the control of
mas; this sum producPs about £3 3s. yearly. One the Romford Urban District Council, who also keep the
Webster by his will gave his housing and appurten- I old cemetery in repair. Romford Isolation Hospital is
.mces called "the Tile Kilns," in Harold Wood ward, situated here, and was erected in 1901 by the Romford
upon trust to pay one moiety of the rents to the church- Urban and Rural District Councils jointly.
wardens of Romford and Hornchurch respectively. Lady
Burleigh's charity, originally _£120, is now only £100, SQCIRREL'S HEATH is a village, 1 mile east, with a
and is lent to various poor tradesmen. free of interest, station on the Great Eastern railway. The chapel of
1n 'lnms ol. £2o each; Palmer'JO charity amounts to £7 All Saints is a wooden building on a brick foundation.
annually, derived from land in the London road, and is erected on land given by Mr. Alfred Savill at a cost of
distributed in cash to the poor of the parish at Christ- £504, defrayed by subscriptions: it consists of chancel.,
rnas; the proceeds of £wo, bequeathed by the will of nave and a bell-cot containing one bell, and was dedi- _
Thomas Bourne, and now invested in Government stocks, cated Aug. 3rd, 1884, by the Lord Bishop of Colches-
Jq also distributed to the poor at Christmas in cash. ter: a vestry and parish room were added in 1892; the

Emblems," was born in May, 1592, in the old manor
house, called "Stewards," that manor having been the
property of the Quarles family since :r588; be wa~ edu-
cated at Christ's Collegt>, Cambridge, and became cup-
hearPr to the Queen of BohPmia, and about r62r was
ing to the Great Eastern Railway Co. in which about 8o_
persons are employed in the making of sheets, horst>
cloths, sacks &c.: a building was erected in xgoo for the
preparation of forage and horse provender, and employ!l_
about 20 pPrsons.

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