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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… was a prize worthy of the emulation of the most knightly houses in the county. The priory had considerable endowments: … 1318 (11th of Edward II.), he obtained license to build houses for lodging all such persons using the ferry as should … of its various public works. In 1818 there were only three houses besides the priory and a few straggling cottages, and …
A History of the County of Essex
… Fillol shall or Felix Hall, Kelvedon, 66 or to religious houses, like Tiptree priory. 67 The complex pattern may … the highest assessed of the 40 tax- payers. In 1662 five houses had more than four hearths. 77 Between 1066 and 1086 … merchants and gentlemen sometimes invested in land and houses in Birch, for example, Thomas Christmas (d. 1520) …
A History of the County of Essex
… Other minor roads and footpaths connect the houses and farms. In 1623 the roads from Messing Hall to … In 1920-1 wells and cesspits were provided for new council houses. In 1930 the South Essex Waterworks Co. supplied water … 1876 By the 17th century or earlier there were also a few houses at Heckford bridge and at Birch Street. 78 In the 18th …