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A History of the County of Essex
… 26 In 1831 the rentcharge was reassigned to Brookhouse Farm: 27 it was thereafter paid until its redemption in 1938 …
A History of the County of Essex
… Brownings, Serjeants, Birds, and Coles (now Taylors Farm) in Gravel Lane; Billingsbourne in Millers Lane (off … Barns alias Fulhams in Pudding Lane; Appletons (now Old Farm) in Green Lane (a track off Vicarage Lane); Tailours and … a dozen smaller houses. At Grange Hill there was Grange Farm and in Hainault Road, Elces (formerly Youngs). In …
A History of the County of Essex
… Public Services). The manor of APPLETONS, now known as Old Farm, was in Green Lane. It probably took its name from the … 31 A Joshua Blackburn was given as the owner in 1839: the farm then comprised 63 acres. 32 Appletons was still owned by … they passed along with Chigwell Hall. In 1839 the farm of Monkhams included 178 acres and was let by James …
A History of the County of Essex
… of the railway from Woodford. In 1860 Mr. Gingell, of Hill Farm, Buckhurst Hill, a Baptist missioner at Epping, built two cottages near his home. In one of them his daughters opened a Sunday school. 58 …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Dr. C. H. Livingstone. 89 The Medical Provident Home, Buckhurst Hill, was opened about 1890. 90 These … Committee. 93 Great West Hatch was formerly a branch home of the Royal Eastern Counties Institution for Mental … after the opening of the stations at Loughton and Grange Farm, Chigwell. 3 Allotments were instituted by the parish …
A History of the County of Essex
… at Buckhurst Hill. 18 Oakhurst later became a school and home for destitute Armenian boys under the Revd. G. …