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A History of the County of Essex
… the hamlet or parish. 4 The benefice was united with Wakes Colne in 1938, and Chappel parochial church council was joint … non-resident pluralists, four of them masters at Earls Colne grammar school. 27 In the 1720s there was only one … Rural District Council. 32 In 1928 Frank Hunt of Earls Colne conveyed to the parochial church council £400 worth of …
A History of the County of Essex
… field (then c. 12 a., but 16 a. in 1530), near the Colne on the east of the Tey road, had been divided and … Ages presum- ably grazed on the extensive meadow along the Colne in Chappel; 35 18 bullocks trespassed in the lord of … meadow, recorded in 1483, was on the north bank of the Colne, near the later Broom House. 38 In 1810 there were four …
A History of the County of Essex
… Pontisbright, lies c. 7 miles west of Colchester, in the Colne valley. 57 Although the part of the parish north of the Colne was until 1889 intermixed with Wakes Colne and Mount Bures 58 and remains intermixed with Wakes …
A History of the County of Essex
… Dean (d. 1852), its tenant by 1810. 30 Below, Wakes Colne, Manors; Great Tey is reserved for treatment in a ater …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… 98 6 8 " insurance 2 2 0 " runnades for bridge over the Colne at Sible Hedingham Farm. 48 5 0 " schools 5,571 10 0 " …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… but most of them are dead. Jane, wife of Roger Cartmell of Colne, is the only one she can name. Since her imprisonment …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 99 years in the manors of Somersham, Fenton, Bluntisham, Colne, and Earith, co. Huntingdon, to convey the same to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Colchester and Maldon challenge the waters of Ponte and Colne, which are the best brooding places, to belong to them, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… barrel any oysters but those of Colchester, Brightlingsea, Colne, and Pont, and other places where the best green … are licensed by you to dredge for oysters in the water of Colne at unseasonable times. His Majesty is very sensible of …