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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex, Volume 2, Central and South west. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1921.

' List of Illustrations', in An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex, Volume 2, Central and South west, (London, 1921) pp. ii-x. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/essex/vol2/ii-x [accessed 20 April 2024]

LIST OF PLANS AND ILLUSTRATIONS. WITH TITLES AND PRINCIPAL DATES.



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1. ABBESS RODING.
(1) The Church, re-built in the 14th-century: Plan	1
" " Glass, figure of Bishop, 15th-century	xxxiv
" " Chancel-screen, late 15th-century	2
(4) Rookwood Hall: Barn, Interior of Roof, early 16th-century	114
2. AYTHORPE RODING.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	3
3. BARKING.
(2) The Church, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	5
" " Font Bowl (now at Creeksmouth) and stem, early 17th-century	xxxii
" " Slab to Martin, Vicar of Barking [1328]	103
" " Recess in N.E. pier of tower, 15th-century	85
(3) The Abbey, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	8
" " The Fire-bell Gate: Exterior, 15th-century	7
" " " " " " Stone Rood, late 12th or early 13th-century	7
(4) Eastbury House, 16th-century: Plan	9
" " " " Exterior from N.W. and S.E.	11
" " " " Wall-paintings	10
4. BARNSTON.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	11
" " South doorway, 12th-century	xxxi
" " Piscina, c. 1200	6
5. BEAUCHAMP RODING.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	13
6. BERNERS RODING.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	14
" " East window, 16th-century	271
7. BLACKMORE.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	16
" " W. doorway, 12th-century and Interior of Tower, 15th-century	17
8. BLACK NOTLEY.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	18
(6) Stanton's Farm, mid 14th-century: Plans, sections and details	20
" " Parts of Roof-trusses	114
(8) Black Notley Lodge, late 17th or early 18th-century	270
(16) Cottage, Baker's Lane, 15th-century: Chimney, c. 1600	128
10. BOREHAM.
(1) The Church, 11th or 12th-century and later: dated Plan	23
" " Interior showing Tower arch, 14th-century, and the 11th or 12th-century arches	16
" " Font, early 14th-century	xxxii
" " Monument to Earls of Sussex, 15[4]2, 1556/7 and 1583	23
" " Recess, E. wall of Nave, early 12th-century, and Piscina, c. 1340	xxx
(4) New Hall, early 16th-century and later: Plans	24, 25
" " South Front, late 16th-century	22
" " Achievement of Arms of Henry VIII	85
(6) Bird's Farm, 16th-century	110
11. BRAINTREE.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	27
(2) Blandford House: Elizabethan Royal Arms in terra-cotta	xxxvi
(47) House in Little Square, late 16th-century	96
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	31
12. BRENTWOOD.
(1) Chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr, 14th-century: Plan	35
(2) The White Hart Inn: N.W. wing in Courtyard, late 15th-century	49
13. BROOMFIELD.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	38
" " from the South, showing the West Tower, early 12th-century	43
(3) Priors: The staircase, c. 1600	39
15. CHELMSFORD.
(2) The Cathedral, 15th-century and later: dated Plan	41
" " " " " from the South-east	42
" " Archway N. side of Chancel, early 15th-century	xxx
(28) The Friary, Moulsham Street, late 15th or early 16th-century	45
Plan of town showing positions of monuments	43
16. CHIGNALL.
(1) The Church of St. James, 13th or 14th-century and later: Plan	44
(2) The Church of St. Nicholas, Chignall Smealey, early 16th-century: Plan	45
" " " " " " Communion cup, 1617	xxxix
(7) Gray's Farm, 15th-century and later	110
17. CHIGWELL.
(2) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	47
" " Communion Plate, 16th, 17th and 18th-century	xxxix
(8) The King's Head Inn, early 17th-century: West front.	49
" " " " Fireplace and overmantel, 17th-century	247
(12) Turnour's Hall: Fireplace and overmantel, 17th-century	247
18. CHINGFORD.
(1) The Old Parish Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	49
" " " " Three internal views	53
(5) Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge, early 16th-century: Plan and Sketch	51
19. CHIPPING ONGAR.
(2) The Church, 11th-century and later: Plan	52
" " from the North-west	52
(3) Ongar Castle (Mount and bailey), 12th-century: Plan	54
(10) House in High Street, early 17th-century	129
20. DAGENHAM.
(1) The Church: 13th-century and later: Plan	55
" " Communion Cup: 1587	56
21. DODDINGHURST.
(1) The Church, South Porch, late 15th or early 16th-century	186
(16) The Stocks, probably early 18th-century	258
22. EAST HAM.
(2) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	59
" " from the South-east	61
" " Interior showing Chancel and Apse	60
" " Font, dated 1639	xxxii
(3) Boleyn Castle, 16th-century: Plan	61
23. EPPING.
(2) Coopersale House: Fireplaces and overmantels, 17th-century	247
24. EPPING UPLAND.
(1) Ambresbury Banks (Plateau Camp), prehistoric: Plan	64
(2) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	63
25. FAIRSTED.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: Plan	66
26. FAULKBOURNE.
(2) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan.	68
" " Brick window in Nave, 16th-century	271
" " Glass, shield of arms, 14th-century	xxxvi
(3) Faulkbourne Hall, 15th-century and later: Plan	70
" " from the North-east	71
" " North Front	75
" " Main staircase, c. 1640	70
" " Stair turret in N.E. Tower, 15th-century	70
" " Vaulted bay window in N. Front, 15th-century	70
" " Glass, quarry with belt and cords, 16th-century	71
(7) (8) (9) Cottages in village, 17th-century	97
27. FELSTEAD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	73
" " Easter Sepulchre, 14th-century	85
" " Monument to Richard, Lord Rich, 1566	74
(9) Gatehouse Farm, late 14th-century: Plan, section and details	77
" " Part of roof truss	114
Village showing monuments (13), (14), etc.	81
" " " (15) Boote's House, c. 1596, etc.	45
(13) Old School House: Windows in lych-gate, 16th-century	80
(15) Boote's House, c. 1596: Carved bracket	80
(68) Brook Cottages, 17th-century	97
(71) House, N. of Brook Farm, late 16th-century	128
(98) Hatley's Farm, 16th-century	97
(111) Mill basins at Leighs Priory: Plan	84
28. FYFIELD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	85
" " Interior of Chancel, c. 1330–40	84
29. GOOD EASTER.
(1) The Church, c. 1200 and later: dated Plan	88
" " Coffin-lid, 13th-century, and Chair, 17th-century	103
(15) Gatehouse, 17th-century	128
30. GREAT CANFIELD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	90
" " Interior showing chancel-arch, etc., early 12th-century	93
" " North doorway, 12th-century	xxxi
" " South doorway, 12th-century	92
" " Chest, 17th-century	xxxiii
" " Paintings in Chancel, late 12th or early 13th-century	92
(2) Canfield Castle: Plan	92
31. GREAT HALLINGBURY.
(1) Wallbury Camp, Pre-historic: Plan	94
(2) The Church, 11th-century and later: Plan	95
" " Chancel-arch, late 11th-century, and high Piscina	xxx
(20) Cottage near Latchmore Common, 17th-century	97
32. GREAT ILFORD.
(2) Ilford Hospital, Chapel, 14th-century and later: Plan	97
" " Glass quarries with badge of Sir John Gresham, 16th-century	97
" " Glass panels with arms and mark of Sir John Gresham, 16th-century	xxxvii
" " Glass, The Virgin and St. Elizabeth and Shields, 1559 and 1569	xxxvii
" " Monument (part of), said to be to John Smythe, 1475	251
(4) Gaysham Hall: Fireplace, early 17th-century	247
(7) Uphall Camp: Plan	98
33. GREAT LEIGHS.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	99
" " East window, c. 1330	xxx
" " Tomb-recess in N. Wall of Chancel, early 14th-century	103
" " Piscina and sedilia in Chancel, c. 1330	101
(14) Bream's Farm, late 15th-century	110
34. GREAT PARNDON.
(1) The Church, 15th-century and later: Plan	103
35. GREAT WALTHAM.
(1) The Church, c. 1100 and later: Plan	104
" " Glass, two shields of arms, late 14th-century	xxxvi
" " Monument to Sir Anthony and Lady Everard, 1614 and 1609	102
" " Communion Plate including paten of 1521	xxxix
(2) Black Chapel, late 15th-century: Plan	106
" " Interior, looking east	186
(6) Hyde Hall, c. 1600	111
(8) Langleys: Interior of upper room in N. wing, early 17th-century	107
" " Interior of lower room in N. wing, early 17th-century	106
(10) House, E. of Church, late 16th-century	129
(11) (12) Houses towards Churchyard, 15th-century and later	110
(14) House in Barrack Lane, early 16th-century	44
" " " Roof Truss, early 16th-century	114
(21) Ashcote Farm, 15th-century	96
(25) Fitzjohn's Farm, 15th and 16th-century	111
(45) Brook Farm, 15th-century: Chimney Stack, 16th-century	129
(70) House at How Street, 15th-century	97
(73) House at How Street 15th and 17th-century	110
36. GREENSTED.
(1) The Church, Pre-Conquest and later: dated Plan	112
" " from the South	112
" " N. wall of Nave	113
" " Glass, crowned head of man, c. 1500	xxxv
37. HARLOW.
(2) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	113
" " Chest, early 17th-century	xxxiii
" " Glass, figure of the Virgin and Child, 14th-century	xxxiv
(3) Chapel at Harlowbury, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	114
" " " External views and interior of roof	115
(12) Almshouse, Churchgate Street, 1630	44
(15) The Chantry, late 16th-century	111
" " " Porch and doorway	80
38. HATFIELD BROAD OAK.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	117
" " from the South-east	119
" " Communion-rails and panelling in chancel, early 18th-century	118
" " Effigy of Robert, third Earl of Oxford, late 13th-century	122
(28) Cottage W. of Greenhill, 17th-century	97
(31) Farmhouse, Manwood Green, c. 1600	111
Cage End, showing monuments (15), (23) and (24)	45
39. HATFIELD PEVEREL.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	123
" " Chest, 16th-century	xxxiii
" " Bench-ends, late 14th-century	xxxviii
" " Glass, arms of Evesham Abbey, 16th-century	xxxvi
(3) Toppinghoe Hall, 16th-century and later	256
(20) Redrobin Farm, 15th-century and later	96
(23) House, S.W. corner of parish, late 16th-century	96
40. HAVERING-ATTE-BOWER.
(2) Stocks and whipping-post, late 17th or early 18th-century	258
41. HIGH EASTER.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	127
" " Interior showing Nave Roof, early 16th-century	123
" " Font, 14th-century	xxxii
" " Screen in N. aisle, late 14th or early 15th-century	3
(6) Hayrons, late 15th-century	110
(7) Stagden Cross, late 16th-century	111
(26) Houseground, 17th-century	128
(29) Does, 16th-century	96
Village, by the Church, showing monuments (13) and (14)	81
42. HIGH LAVER.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	130
43. HIGH ONGAR.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	131
" " South doorway, 12th-century	xxxi
" " Glass, arms of Queen Jane Seymour, c. 1536	xxxvii
44. HIGH RODING.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	133
" " Pulpit, 15th or early 16th-century	xxxviii
(6) New Hall, early 16th-century	145
" " Barn, early 16th-century	145
Main street, looking south, showing monument (14), etc.	45
" " looking north, showing monuments (17), (16), etc.	45
45. INGATESTONE AND FRYERNING.
(1) The Church, Ingatestone, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	137
" " " from the South	135
" " " Monument to John Lord Petre, 1613, and Mary, his wife	138
" " " Monument to Sir William Petre, 1571, and Anne, his wife	139
(2) The Church, Fryerning, 11th-century and later: Plan	138
" " " from the South-east	134
" " " Font, c. 1200	xxxii
(3) Ingatestone Hall, 16th-century and later: Plan	140
" " from the South	144
" " Fireplace, early 17th-century	247
" " Glass, arms of Petre, late 16th-century	xxxvii
" " The Barn, late 16th-century	144
46. KELVEDON HATCH.
(4) House East of the modern Church, late 16th-century	129
47. LAMBOURNE.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	143
48. LANGFORD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	145
49. LATTON.
(2) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	146
" " Monument to Sir Peter Arderne, 1467	103
(3) Latton Priory, early 14th-century: Plan	148
" " Exterior from N.W. and from N.E.	146
" " Interior	147
50. LEADEN RODING.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: Plan	149
" " Pulpit, early 16th-century	xxxviii
51. LITTLE BADDOW.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	151
" " Recesses in Nave, with effigies, c. 1330	155
" " Effigies (oak) of man and woman, c. 1330	154
" " Monument to Sir Henry Mildmay, 1639	151
(6) Old Riffhams, mid 16th-century: Porch-wing	39
52. LITTLE CANFIELD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	153
" " Chest, 13th-century	xxxiii
53. LITTLE HALLINGBURY.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	155
" " South Porch, late 14th-century	186
(13) Cottage, at Smithy, 16th-century	97
54. LITTLE ILFORD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	156
" " Monument to William Waldegrave, 1610	251
55. LITTLE LAVER.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and modern: Plan	157
" " Font, c. 1200	xxxii
" " Plate, 16th and 17th-century	xxxix
56. LITTLE LEIGHS.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	157
" " Recess, with oak effigy of priest, 14th-century	173
(2) Little Leighs Priory, 13th and 16th-century: Plan	159
" " " The inner gatehouse, 16th-century	159
" " " The outer gatehouse, 16th-century	158
" " " Doors to gatehouse, 16th-century	160
" " " Outer courtyard, 16th-century	161
" " " Chimneys of inner gatehouse	160
" " " Conduit head, 16th-century	160
" " " Foundations of church, 13th-century	161
" " " Remains of S.W. pier of central crossing, 13th-century	161
(4) House opposite Church, early 16th-century	97
58. LITTLE WALTHAM.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	162
" " Chest, 13th or 14th-century	xxxiii
" " Plate, Communion Cup, 1619	xxxix
(5) Belstead's Farm, late 15th-century: Chimney, 1678	128
(25) House near Winchford Bridge, 15th-century	96
59. LOUGHTON.
(1) Loughton Camp, Pre-historic: Plan	165
(5) North Farm, c. 1600	128
60. LOW LEYTON.
(2) The Church: Monument to Sir Michael Hicks, 1612	150
(4) Walnut Tree House: Fireplace, late 16th-century	247
61 MAGDALEN LAVER.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	169
" " North Wall of Nave, early 12th-century	52
" " Chancel-screen, 14th-century	3
62. MALDON ALL SAINTS.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	171
" " Arcading, etc., in South aisle, c. 1330	172
(4) The Vicarage, 15th-century and later: Exterior	44
" " Wall-paintings, c. 1500	246
(5) Moot Hall, 15th-century and later	177
High Street, showing monuments (10), (11), etc.	45
(17) House, Silver Street: Fireplace now in Beeleigh Abbey, late 16th-century	247
63. MALDON ST. MARY.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	175
High Street, Maldon, showing monuments (2), (3), (9), (10), etc.	228
64. MALDON ST. PETER.
(1) St. Giles Hospital, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	177
" " W. Wall of N. transept	176
" " from the North	176
(2) Plume Library with the W. Tower of the former church, 15th and early 18th-century: Plan	178
" " Interior of the Library, early 18th-century	176
" " " " the West Tower, late 15th-century	176
(3) Beeleigh Abbey, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	179
" " Exterior showing part of Frater Range, etc.	183
" " " showing East Front	176
" " Interior of Chapter House	179
" " " " Subvault to Dorter	178
" " " " Dorter	182
" " Fireplace, see Maldon All Saints, monument (17)	247
" " Glass, four figures of Saints, early 15th-century	xxxv
" " " The Trinity, late 15th-century	xxxv
Maldon: Plan of town showing positions of monuments in the three parishes	180
65. MARGARET RODING.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	182
" " South doorway, 12th-century	xxxi
" " Chest, 13th-century	xxxiii
66. MARGARETTING.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	184
" " North Porch, early 15th-century	187
" " Interior of timber belfry, 15th-century	186
" " Glass, panel from the Jesse window, late 15th-century	xxxvi
" " Plate, Communion Cup, 1563	xxxix
(2) Killigrews: Brick turret by the moat, early 16th-century	270
67. MASHBURY.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	186
(3) Baileys, early 16th-century with later additions	111
68. MATCHING.
(1) The Church, c. 1220 and later: Plan	187
" " Font, 15th-century	xxxii
(13) The "Marriage Feast Room," 15th-century	48
69. MORETON.
(1) The Church, c. 1220 and later: Plan	189
(7) Upper Hall, 17th-century	111
70. NAVESTOCK.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	191
71. NAZEING.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	194
" " from the South-east	196
" " Chest, possibly 14th-century	xxxiii
(14) Greenleaves, early 16th-century and later	110
72. NETTESWELL.
(1) The Church, early 13th-century and later: Plan	195
" " Glass, figures of SS. Mary Cleophas and Mary Salome, 15th-century	xxxv
73. NOAK HILL.
(1) The Church: Glass, Badge of Queen Jane Seymour, 16th-century	xxxvii
74. NORTH WEALD BASSETT.
(1) The Church, c. 1330 and later: Plan	197
" " From the South-east	197
" " Chancel-screen, early 16th-century	3
(17) Marshall's Farm, 17th-century	128
75. NORTON MANDEVILLE.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	199
76. PLESHEY.
(2) The Church, c. 1400 and modern: Plan	200
(3) Pleshey Castle, 12th-century: Plan	202
" " The Bridge, 15th-century	202
78. ROMFORD URBAN.
(1) The Church, Monument to Sir Anthony Cooke, 1576	203
" " " " Sir George Hervy, 1605	251
" " " " Anne Carew, 1605	102
Market Place showing the Church House, (2) 15th-century and later	45
(9) Bell House, late 16th-century	128
79. ROXWELL.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and modern: Plan	205
(17) Dukes: Chimney-stack, 16th-century	129
(22) Cottages in village, 16th-century	45
(25) Skreens: Fireplace, 17th-century	247
80. ROYDON.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	207
" " Font: late 13th-century	6
" " Screen, 14th-century	3
(2) Nether Hall, 15th-century: Plan	208
" " From the South	208
" " " " North	209
(10) Cottage at Eastend, early 16th-century	44
81. SHEERING.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	210
" " Door, N. of chancel, late 14th-century	85
" " Glass, Coronation of the Virgin, late 14th-century	xxxiv
(6) Aylmers, early 17th-century	44
84. SHENFIELD.
(1) The Church, 15th-century and later: Plan	213
" " North arcade of Nave, late 15th-century	113
" " North doorway, late 15th or early 16th-century	271
(10) Brick House Farm, early 17th-century	270
85. SOUTH WEALD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	215
(2) Weald Hall, 16th-century and later, From the North-east	215
" " Door, 16th-century	246
" " Mural painting, 16th-century	246
" " The Lodge ("Princess Mary's Chapel"), 16th-century	270
(5) The Golden Fleece Inn, 15th-century	110
(6) Brook House, c. 1700	270
(10) The Tower Arms Inn, 1704	48
86. SPRINGFIELD.
(1) The Church, c. 1100 and later: Plan	218
" " N.W. window of chancel, c. 1330	xxx
" " Font, late 12th-century	xxxii
" " Glass, quarry with the Vere cranket	219
87. STANFORD RIVERS.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	220
(8) Does, late 16th-century	129
88. STAPLEFORD ABBOTS.
(2) Albyns, late 16th-century and later: Plan	223
" From the South-west	214
" Drawing Room, overmantel and ceiling, early 17th-century	223
" Study, fireplace, overmantel and ceiling, late 16th-century	225
" Long Gallery, fireplace and overmantel, early 17th-century	222
" S.W. room (ground floor), fireplace late 16th-century, and overmantel early 17th-century	222
" Main staircase, early 17th-century	224
" Garden gateposts, late 17th-century	158
(6) Cottage at Martin's Hern, 17th-century	44
89. STAPLEFORD TAWNEY.
(1) The Church, c. 1220 and later: Plan	225
90. STONDON MASSEY.
(1) The Church, c. 1100 and later: Plan	226
91. TERLING.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	228
" " South Porch, 15th-century	38
(5) The Manor House, 15th-century and later, from the South-west	229
(6) Ringer's Farm: Front door, late 14th or early 15th-century	80
(22) Eyarts Farm, 17th-century	129
" " Carved angle bracket, 17th-century	80
(27) Sparrow's Farm, 17th-century	129
(30) Terling Hall, 15th-century and later	96
Village, showing monuments (9) (10) and (12)	228
93. THEYDON GARNON.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	232
" " Interior showing oak arcade, c. 1644	231
94. THEYDON MOUNT.
(1) The Church, late 16th-century: Plan	233
" " Tower and Porch from the South	271
" " Monument to Sir Thomas Smith, 1577	235
" " " " Sir William Smyth, 1626	234
" " " " Sir William Smith, 1631	230
(2) Hill Hall, late 16th-century and later: Plan	235
" " South Front	236
" " Courtyard from South-east	237
95. ULTING.
(1) The Church, 13th century; Plan	236
(6) Tanhouse Farm, late 16th-century	128
96. WALTHAM HOLY CROSS.
(1) Waltham Abbey Church, late 11th-century and later: Plan	238
" " " From the South-east	Frontispiece.
" " " North arcade towards the East, 12th-century	239
" " " South arcade towards the East, 12th-century	238
" " " West bays of N. arcade, 12th-century altered in the 14th-century	241
" " " West bays of S. arcade, 12th-century altered in the 14th-century	240
" " " West Wall of South transept, late 11th-century	243
" " " South doorway, 12th-century	243
" " " West doorway of Nave, 14th-century	243
" " " West doorway of Tower, 14th-century re-set	243
" " " Screen in N. aisle, mid 14th-century and c. 1400	3
" " " Sculpture, E. end of S. aisle, early 14th-century	85
" " Monastic buildings: Plan	240
" " "Potato Cellar," part of cloister-range, late 12th-century	242
" " Gatehouse, late 14th-century	243
" " Bridge, 14th-century	243
(5) House in Market Square: Carved angle bracket, 17th-century	80
Pillory now in the Church, 17th-century	258
Stocks and whipping-post, now in the church, 1598	258
97. WALTHAMSTOW.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	246
" " Font, 1714	xxxii
" " Monument to Sir Thomas Merry, 1632	251
(3) Essex Hall: Fireplace, 17th-century	247
(4) "Monox" Almshouses, c. 1527 and later	270
(8) No. 317 Hoe Street: Front door. c. 1700	80
(12) Glass in chapel of Forest School, late 13th or early 14th-century	xxxvii
98. WANSTEAD.
(2) The Church: Monument to Sir Josiah Child, Bart., 1699	250
(3) Manor House: Front door, early 18th-century	80
(5) Stone Hall: Ceiling, early 17th-century	246
" " Fireplace, early 17th-century	247
(6) Elm House: Staircase	246
99. WEST HAM.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	251
100. WHITE NOTLEY.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	253
" " S.W. window of Chancel, c. 1330	xxx
" " South Porch, 14th-century	186
" " Glass, figure of King, 13th-century	xxxiv
" " Niche, with painting of early 16th-century	85
(2) White Notley Hall, 16th-century and later: Plan	255
" " " North side	256
101. WHITE RODING.
(2) The Church, 11th or 12th-century and later: Plan	256
" " South Porch, early 17th-century	186
(13) Colville Hall: Gateway in field, c. 1500	270
" " Outbuilding, c. 1500	44
102. WICKHAM BISHOPS.
(1) The Old Parish Church, 11th-century and later: Plan	258
" " " From the South, and from South-west	259
" " " Interior of Nave	259
" " " Font, 15th-century	259
(2) Wickham Hall: Glass Quarries	259
104. WILLINGALE DOE.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	260
" " Exterior (with Willingale Spain Church)	196
" " Monument to Robert Wiseman, 1641, and others	102
105. WILLINGALE SPAIN.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	262
" " From the South-west	196
106. WITHAM.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: dated Plan	263
" " South doorway, 12th-century re-setin the 14th-century	38
" " Funeral helms, 15th-17th-century	85
" " Monument to Mary Harve, 1592	251
(2) Earthworks: Plan	266
(4) Cottages, Chipping Hill, 1714	96
(41) House, Bridge Street, early 16th-century	44
(45) Benton Hall, 17th-century	111
(49) Powers Hall: Barn, Interior, 15th-century	114
Chipping Hill to eastwards showing monuments (10), (13), (14) etc.	257
" " westwards showing monuments (11), (12), (15) etc.	257
Plan of the town showing positions of monuments	268
108. WOODHAM WALTER.
(1) The Church, 1563: Plan	270
" " From the North-east	271
(4) The Bell Inn, 16th-century	96
109. WRITTLE.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	272
" " Doorway, 14th-century, and monuments in chancel	273
" " Bench-end, late 15th-century	xxxviii
" " Bench-end, early 16th-century	xxxviii
The Green, shewing (1) the Church, (12) Aubyns and (13) Mundays	272