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A History of the County of Essex
… Salters woods (10 a.), and Great and Little Halebrains or Hale Brinks with 40 a. and 4 a. respectively. Those were … 215 a., 15 survived to the mid 19th century. Mill field or Higham Hill common (104 a.), mentioned in 1478, 16 lay in … rights survived to the 1930s. The 'great meadow' or common marsh, divided by a ditch into the Inner and Outer meads, …
A History of the County of Essex
… but it seems to have closed by 1818. 27 From 1815 or earlier 50 girls were clothed and educated in the … and Gothic features, were part of Connaught hospital. 39 Marsh Street British school. In 1789 dissenters established a … 2 orphanages, but by 1906 about a third of them had closed or left Walthamstow. 246 The number declined after the First …
A History of the County of Essex
… known at different periods as Papermill, Coppermill, or Waterworks river, branched from the Lea at Fleetmouth, 11 … and Blackmarsh sewer west of the brook, 14 were diverted or filled in when the flood relief channel was built in … In 1699 most of the buildings south of Chapel End were in Marsh Street, Church End, Shernhall Street, Clay Street …
A History of the County of Essex
… were held up to 1895, at Tony (Shern) Hall until 1848 or later, 5 in c. 18638 at the Ferry Boat inn, 6 and in 1880 … normally 2 of each, up to 1881. The election of marsh bailiff or haywarden is first recorded in 1759 and annually from …
A History of the County of Essex
… The manor of WALTHAMSTOW, later called WALTHAMSTOW TONY or HIGH HALL, 2 the largest in the parish, may originally … of Walthamstow Bedyk, later called Walthamstow Fraunceys or Low Hall. 23 Ralph de Tony V died in France in 1295, … sides of the parish boundary ( mearc), between the common marsh and Hoe Street. 248 One of the boundary posts was at …
A History of the County of Essex
… a permanent congregation of Presbyterians existed in Marsh Street. 14 Their numbers and prestige grew in the 18th … with Sunday congregations totalling over 13,827 20 or about 56.5 per cent of worshippers of all denominations in … of Commercial Street, whose church was formed in 1633 in Wapping, sold their premises in 1909 and in 1911 invited Zion …
A History of the County of Essex
… between Walthamstow and Leyton, 1 perhaps the business in Marsh Street sold in 1758 by Joseph Schooling. 2 Schooling's … was probably bought by Francis Wragg, who was rated in Marsh Street from 1759 and was certainly operating coaches by … three daily deliveries. The receiving house, which was in Marsh Street by 1803, was called the Western office in 1820, …
A History of the County of Essex
… 2 William Coward (16481738), merchant planter, lived in Marsh Street, where he built the first nonconformist chapel. … Navy, who both often entertained Pepys there, probably in Marsh Street. 12 Men distinguished in the professions and the … originally called St. James's club, was founded in 1862 in Marsh Street, moving in 1872 to its present (1971) site, nos. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Walwick - Wapping Walwick WALWICK, a liberty, locally in the parish of … 152 inhabitants. It is divided into the two hamlets or districts of High and Low Walworth, in the former of which … parishes, and contains a population of 39,853. In Garratt or Garrett lane, between Wandsworth and Tooting, a mock …
A History of the County of Essex
… above it. 4 The mill was acquired by Clerkenwell priory in or before 1176. 5 The wealth of woodland and the restrictions … as 1796 some 70 per cent of the parish was still woodland or forest waste, 7 and even in 1841 the figure was over 40 … Hall manor contained 86 a. arable, 59 a. pasture, 36 a. marsh, and 8 a. woodland. 19 That marsh, lying near the river …