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A History of the County of Essex
… (Dors.), bought the southern part of the manor of Nelmes, comprising 200 a., and some adjoining land, and began … ranged from 300 to 1,000. In 1901 the northern 241 a. of Nelmes was sold for similar development, which by 1904 was … houses continued to be confined mainly to Emerson Park and Nelmes. During the past 15 years flats have become more …
A History of the County of Essex
… Road, dated from the 16th century. 180 The manor of NELMES, formerly ELMS or TYLLE, lay about a mile north-east … 185 In 1499 Richard Herde appears to have conveyed Nelmes to William Lawrence of London. 186 In 1514 Lawrence … 187 At that period there was much litigation concerning Nelmes, involving Lawrence, Otley, the Wakerfields, and …
A History of the County of Essex
… Blackstone (d. 1638), Thomas Witherings (d. 1651) of Nelmes, Sir Francis Prujean (d. 1666), and one to Richard … of Thomas Webster, whose family about that time acquired Nelmes. Samuel Wilson, who was minister for some years up to … Park Road, was opened in 1957, in the Romford circuit. 145 Nelmes United Reformed church, Nelmes Road, Emerson Park, was …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Upon reading the Petition of Richard Newman Harding of Nelmes, in the County of Essex, Esquire; praying Leave to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Napoleonic War, 69, 160 Nash, Thos., r. of Chinnor, 210 Nelmes, Ric., 70 Nettlebed, 53, 59, 120 Neville, Cath., m. 1 …