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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex, Volume 4, South east. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1923.

'List of illustrations', in An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex, Volume 4, South east, (London, 1923) pp. ii-ix. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/rchme/essex/vol4/ii-ix [accessed 25 April 2024]

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



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1. ALTHORNE.
(1) The Church, late 14th-century and later: Plan	1
" " Font, c. 1400	xlii–iii
2. ASHELDHAM.
(1) The Church, early 14th-century: Plan	2
(2) Plateau Camp: Plan	2
3. ASHINGDON.
(1) The Church, early 14th-century and later: Plan	3
" " " " " From the N.E.	xxxii
4. AVELEY.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: dated Plan	5
" " Interior showing S. arcade, c. 1160, N. arcade, c. 1220, etc.	8
" " Brass of Ralph de Knevynton, c. 1370	160
" " Chair, c. 1620	xlii
(6) Belhus, early 16th-century and later: dated Plan	7
" " " " N. and S. Fronts	9
" " " " Doorway in E. Front, 16th-century, re-set	64
" " " " Fireplace on ground floor, c. 1600	65
" " " " Stable S.E. of house, late 16th-century	56–7
5. BARLING.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	10
" " From the N.W., showing W. Tower, early 15th-century, and N. Aisle, c. 1500	12
" " Small alabaster figures, early 15th-century	25
6. BASILDON.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	12
" " " " From the S.	xxxii
" " Spandrel of truss in Roof of Porch, with bear and ragged staff, mid 15th-century	84
7. BOWERS GIFFORD.
(1) The Church, 16th-century or earlier: Plan	13
" " " " From the S.E.	xxxii
" " Brass of man in armour, c. 1340	56
8. BRADWELL-JUXTA-MARE.
(1) Roman Station or Fort: Plan	14
" " " Fragment of Roman wall	13
(2) The Parish Church of St. Thomas, early 14th-century and later: Plan	15
" " " " " Font, 14th-century	xlii–iii
(3) Chapel of St. Peter-on-the-Wall, c. 654: dated Plan	16
" " " " " From the N.W.	16
" " " " " Plan and Sections before the restoration	17
9. BULPHAN.
(1) The Church, late 15th-century and later: Plan	16
" " S. Porch, c. 1500	xxxix
" " E. side of Chancel-screen, 15th-century	20
" " Part of W. side of screen, 15th-century	4–5
(5) Appleton's Farm, 15th-century and later	xxxv
10. BURNHAM.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: dated Plan	18
" " " " From the S.	xxxii
11. BUTTSBURY.
(2) The Church, possibly 14th-century and later: Plan	20
" " Iron-work on N. door of Nave, early 13th-century and later	4–5
12. CANEWDON.
(2) The Church, 14th-century and later: dated Plan	21
" " Interior showing N. arcade, 14th-century, altered in the 15th century, etc.	24
" " West Tower, early 15th-century	21
" " Doorway, niches and panels in the W. Tower, early 15th-century	84
13. CANVEY ISLAND.
(1) Dutch cottage, dated 1621	xl–i
14. CHADWELL.
(1) Roman Oven, 700 yards S.E. of Parish Church	xxxvi
(2) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	24
" " N. doorway, early 15th-century: Doorhead above, 12th-century	84
" " Chair, late 17th-century	xlii
17. CORRINGHAM.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	26
" " W. Tower from S.W., late 11th-century	28
" " Glass: Dragon in W. window of N. aisle, possibly 14th-century	xliv–v
" " Screen to N. Chapel, early 14th-century	4–5
(2) Bull Inn, 15th-century: main block, 17th-century	xxxiv–v
19. CREEKSEA.
(2) Creeksea Place, c. 1569 and modern: dated Plan	28
" " " S. side of N.W. extension	56–7
" " " N. range from the S.W.	56–7
(4) Grove Cottage, 16th or early 17th-century	xxxiv
20. DANBURY.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	30
" " " " From the S.W.	xxxii
" " Doorway and niches in W. Tower, mid 14th-century	84
" " Interior showing N. arcade, c. 1300, N. Aisle, etc.	24
" " Three oak effigies of Knights, late 13th-century and c. 1300	29
" " Piscina in chancel, late 13th-century	xlv
" " Seats in Nave, 15th-century	5
(2) Frettons, early and late 16th-century: From the S.E.	56–7
(8) Slough House, late 15th or early 16th-century, altered in the 17th century	32
(10) Danbury Camp: Plan	32
21. DENGIE.
(1) The Church, 14th-century or earlier: Plan	33
22. DOWNHAM.
(1) The Church: W. Tower, late 15th or early 16th-century	xxxviii
(2) Barn Hall: Part of Moat	xxxvii
(3) Fremnells, c. 1670: From the S.W.	56–7
" " Gate-posts, dated 1676	64
24. EAST HANNINGFIELD.
(1) The Church, 13th-century or earlier: Plan	35
" " " " From the S.E.	33
" " " " "	xxxiii
" " " " Interior of ruined Nave	33
" " Remains of painting on S. wall of Nave, late 13th or early 14th-century	104
(3) Willis Farm, 16th-century	57
(4) Rails Farm, 16th-century and later	xxxiv–v
25. EAST HORNDON.
(1) The Church, 15th-century and later: dated Plan	37
" " " " From the S.E.	36
" " " " Interior	37
" " W. Tower, c. 1500 and 17th-century	xxxviii
" " Font: bowl, c. 1200	xlii–iii
" " " Gallery front, N. side of Nave, early 17th-century	5
" " Glass in E. window of S. Chapel, 15th-century	xliv–v
" " Incised slab to Alice (Cogesale), wife of Sir John Tyrell, 1422	40
(4) Boar's Head Inn, late 17th-century	xl
26. EAST TILBURY.
(1) Romano-British Hut-circles: Plan	39
(1) Romano-British Hut-circles. Views of Oven in Hut II	xxxvi
(2) The Church, early 12th-century and later: dated Plan	40
" " S. wall of chancel: doorways and windows, 13th-century and later	84
" " Interior	41
" " Pulpit, early 17th-century	4
27. EASTWOOD.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: dated Plan	42
" " " " " From the S.E.	xxxviii–ix
" " " " " Interior	44
" " Iron-work on disused N. door, late 12th or early 13th-century	4–5
" " S. door, with 13th-century iron-work	45
" " Font, late 12th-century	xlii–iii
(6) Blatches, 16th-century and later	xxxiv–v
28. FOBBING.
(1) The Church, 11th-century and later: dated Plan	45
" " W. Tower, c. 1500	xxxii–iii
" " S. Porch, late 15th-century	96
" " Stone figures of the Virgin and Child, 15th-century	25
" " Tablet in chancel to Thomas de Crawedene, c. 1340	48
(3) Wheelers House, late 15th-century and later	xl–i
(4) House, 500 yards N.N.W. of church, 15th-century	xl–i
(7) House 90 yards N.W. of church, 16th-century and later	56–7
29. FOULNESS.
(2) The Church: Plate: cup, 1612, cup and cover-paten, 1712	xliv
30. GRAYS THURROCK.
(1) The Church, early 13th-century and later: Plan	48
" " Chairs, possibly late 17th-century	xlii
" " Font, 15th or early 16th-century	xlii–iii
31. GREAT BADDOW.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	50
" " " " From the S.E.	49
" " " S. Porch, 17th-century	xxxviii
" " Pulpit with sounding-board, dated 1639	4
" " Corbel and capital, N. Arcade, 13th-century	176
(3) Great Sir Hughes, early 17th-century, N. side	52
(6) House and Shop, 50 yards W. of Church, 15th-century and later	xl
(9) House, N. side of road, 350 yards N.N.W. of church, 16th-century	57
32. GREAT BURSTEAD.
(4) The Parish Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	54
" " " W. Tower, late 14th-century	xxxii–iii
" " " Spandrels of N. doorway, with the Annunication, late 15th or early 16th century	84
" " " Chest, 12th or 13th-century	xliii
" " " Communion rails and Reredos, late 17th-century	53
" " " Glass, in S.W. window, S. aisle: Arms of Grey of Wilton, 14th-century	xliv–v
" " " Seats in S. aisle, 15th-century	5
(5) St. Mary Magdalen's Church, Billericay: W. Tower, late 15th-century	xxxviii
(10) Highbury, late 16th or early 17th-century	xxxiv
(12) Chantry House, early 16th-century, W. side of High Street, Billericay	xl
(21) Chantry Barn, Billericay, probably mediaeval	xli
Billericay: High Street, E. side, showing Church (5), etc.	xl
Billericay: Plan of town, showing positions of monuments	57
33. GREAT STAMBRIDGE.
(1) The Church, Pre-Conquest and later: dated Plan	58
" " Font, late 15th-century	xlii–iii
34. GREAT WAKERING.
(2) The Church, c. 1100 and later: dated Plan	60
" " " " From the S.W.	60
36. HADLEIGH.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	63
" " " " From the N.E.	61
" " Squint, S. of Chancel-arch, 15th-century	104
(2) Hadleigh Castle, 14th-century: Plan	64
" " " General views and details	64–5
" " " " " "	64–5
38. HAWKWELL.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	66
39. HAZELEIGH.
(1) The Church, 16th-century and later, now destroyed: Plan	67
" " " " " From the S.W.	xxxiii
40. HOCKLEY.
(1) The Church, possibly 12th-century and later: Plan	67
" " W. Tower, 14th-century, top probably later	xxxii–iii
" " Font, early 13th-century	xlii–iii
(9) Plumberow Mount	xxxvii
41. HORNCHURCH.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: dated Plan	69
" " " " From the N.W.	70
Plate: cup with cover-paten, 1563, flagon, 1699, others later	xliv
(3) Nelmes. Main Staircase, late 17th-century. Upper flight	71
" " " " " "	75
" " " " Lower flight	75
42. HORNDON-ON-THE-HILL.
(1) The Church, early 13th-century and later: dated Plan	75
" " " " Interior	74
" " W. end with bell-turret	xxxviii–ix
" " Timber-framing of Belfry, 15th-century	xxxviii–ix
" " Font, 14th-century	xlii–iii
" " Plate: cup, 1567, flagon, 1700, pewter plates, 17th-century	xliv
(2) Bell Inn, 15th-century	xxxiv
(3) Gates at house, 70 yards E. of church, late 17th or early 18th-century	64
Main street, E. side showing monument (2) in distance	xl
" " W. side showing monuments (6), (7) and (8)	xl
(8) Old Market Hall: timber-construction, 16th-century	65
(12) Linsteads Farm: Barn, 17th-century	xli
(16) Arden Hall: Dovecot, 17th-century	56–7
(17) The Gables, 17th-century	57
43. HUTTON
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later, largely re-built 1873: Plan	77
44. INGRAVE.
(1) The Church: Brass [of Margaret Wake, 1466]	78
" " " [of Sir Richard FitzLewes, 1528, and his four wives]	78
45. LAINDON.
(1) The Church, possibly 12th-century and later: dated Plan	79
" " From the S.W., showing W. annexe, 17th-century or earlier	xxxviii–ix
" " Chancel-roof, late 15th-century, etc.	48
" " Timber-framing of Belfry, 15th-century	xxxviii–ix
" " Font: bowl, early 13th-century	xlii–iii
46. LAINDON HILLS.
(1) The Church, 16th-century or earlier: Plan	80
" " From the E.	xxxiii
" " Interior showing painted Royal Arms, 1660	79
47. LATCHINGDON.
(1) The Church, possibly 14th-century and later: Plan	81
" " " " " From the S.W.	xxxiii
49. LEIGH.
(1) The Church, late 15th or early 16th-century and later: Plan	82
(8) House, S. side of High Street, late 16th-century	xxxiv–v
50. LITTLE BURSTEAD.
(1) The Church, early 13th-century and later: Plan	84
(2) Stockwell Hall: Overmantel in Dining-room, c. 1600	65
(4) Hatches Farm, second half of 16th-century	xxxv
" " Internal door, early 16th-century	65
(7) St. Margaret's Farm, 16th-century or earlier	xl–i
52. LITTLE THURROCK.
(1) The Church, late 12th-century and later: Plan	86
" " Piscina and Sedilia in chancel, 14th-century	xlv
(2) Denehole: Section and Plan	87
53. LITTLE WAKERING.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	88
" " W. Tower, c. 1425	70
" " Panel in W. Tower with arms of John Wakering, Bishop of Norwich, 1416–25	84
54. LITTLE WARLEY.
(1) The Church, 15th-century or earlier: Plan	89
" " Monument of Sir Denner Strutt, Bart., and Dorothye his wife, 1641	85
" " Monument of Mary Strutt, daughter of Thomas Chapman, 1658	105
(2) Little Warley Hall, early 16th-century. N. Front	90
" " " Detail of Staircase, c. 1600	75
56. MOUNTNESSING.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	92
" " Interior, showing N. Arcade, 13th-century, and framing of Belfry, 15th-century	91
" " Carved capital, N. Arcade, mid 13th-century	161
" " Timber-framing of Belfry, 15th-century	xxxviii–ix
(6) Thoby Priory, 14th-century and later: Plan	93
" " " " Ruins of church from the N.E.	96
(9) Wardroper's Farm, 16th-century	xxxiv–v
57. MUCKING.
(1) The Church, 13th-century or earlier: Plan	94
" " Capital, S. arcade, early 13th-century	161
58. MUNDON.
(1) The Church, 14th-century or earlier: Plan	95
" " North Porch, early 16th-century	xxxix
59. NEVENDON.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	96
(4) Great Bromfords, 15th-century and later	xxxiv–v
(5) Little Bromfords, late 16th-century	xxxiv–v
60. NORTH BENFLEET.
(1) The Church, early 13th-century and later: Plan	97
" " Timber-framing of Belfry, 16th-century	xxxviii–ix
(6) Great Fanton Hall, early 17th-century	57
62. NORTH OCKENDON.
(1) The Church, c. 1170 and later: dated Plan	99
" " W. Tower, late 15th-century	xxxii–iii
" " Brasses of Thomasyn Badby 15[32], William Poyntz, and Elizabeth his wife, 1502	25
" " Glass in E. window of N. chape], 13th and 14th-century and modern	104
" " Glass: Figure in E. window of N. chapel, late 13th-century	xliv–v
" " Glass: Roundels with shields in W. window of Tower, 14th-century	xliv–v
" " Glass: Oval roundel with shield, in W. window of Tower, 1603	xliv–v
" " Monuments of Sir Gabriel Poyntz, 1607, and Audrey his wife, 1594, and of Sir Thomas Poyntz, 1709	100
" " Effigies of Sir Gabriel Poyntz and Audrey his wife	101
" " Monuments in the N. Chapel to the Poyntz family, 17th-century	110
" " Plate: paten and cup, 1646, cup and cover-paten, 1561	xliv
" " Pulpit, mid 17th-century	4
63. NORTH SHOEBURY.
(1) The Church, 13th-century and later: Plan	101
" " " " From the S.W.	xxxii
" " Glass in N.W. window of Nave, 14th-century	xliv–v
" " Fragment of carved slab, late 12th or early 13th-century	25
64. ORSETT.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	103
" " Interior showing N. arcade of Nave, 13th and 14th-century, and N. arcade of chancel, 15th or early 16th-century	37
" " S. doorway, part of E. jamb and head, c. 1160	161
" " Chest, late 16th or early 17th-century, lid 13th-century	xliii
" " Font, c. 1500	xlii–iii
" " Monument in N. Chapel to Sir John Hart, 1658	105
" " Pulpit, and panelling dated 1630	4
(2) " Bishop Bonner's Palace "—earthwork: Plan	106
(3) Orsett Hall: Fireplace and ceiling in S.E. room, mid 17th-century	97
(4) Birch Terrace, 16th and 17th-century	xl–i
(17) Mill House, 17th-century	xl–i
(20) Hall Farm, early 16th-century: E. wing	xxxiv
65. PAGLESHAM.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	107
" " W. Tower, early 16th-century	xxxii–iii
" " Chair, late 17th-century	xlii
66. PITSEA.
(1) The Church: W. Tower, early 16th-century	xxxii–iii
67. PRITTLEWELL.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: dated Plan	109
" " W. Tower, 15th-century	97
" " Interior from S. aisle, showing S. arcade of Nave, 13th and 16th-century	110
" " Door in S. doorway, early 16th-century	4–5
" " Glass: Part of E. window of S. chapel: The Temptation, 16th-century; foreign	xliv–v
(2) Prittlewell Priory, 12th-century and later: Plan	112
" " Doorway in N. wall of Frater, late 12th-century	121
" " Roof of upper room in W. range, 15th-century	111
(3) Porters: N. and S. Fronts, early 16th-century and later	114
" Interior of Hall, showing panelling, early 16th-century, etc.	111
" Fireplace in Hall, late 16th-century	65
(4) House, W. side of North Street, early 16th-century	xl
(6) Deeds Cottages, 16th-century	xl–i
(13) Prittlewell Camp: Plan	114
68. PURLEIGH.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: dated Plan	115
" " Glass: leopard's head in E. window of S. aisle, 14th-century	xliv–v
69. RAINHAM.
(1) The Church, c. 1170 and later: dated Plan	117
" " " " Interior	115
" " N. doorway of chancel, late 12th-century	120
" " Chest in N. Aisle, 16th-century	xliii
(2) Daymns Hall, 17th-century	56–7
70. RAMSDEN BELLHOUSE.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: From the S.W.	xxxviii–ix
72. RAWRETH.
(1) The Church, mid 15th-century and modern: Plan	120
73. RAYLEIGH.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	121
" " W. Tower, 15th-century	xxxii–iii
" " S. Porch, early 16th-century	xxxviii
" " Monument in S. chapel, early 16th-century	105
" " Screen in W. arch of N. chapel, c. 1500	4–5
(2) The Castle, mount and bailey, end of the 11th century: Plan	123, Views xxxvii
74. RETTENDON.
(1) The Church, c. 1200 or earlier: dated Plan	125
" " Slab in N. aisle, late 12th-century, with later brasses of c. 1535	25
" " Piscina and Sedilia in chancel	xlv
" " Communion Plate: cup, 1562, paten, 1641	xliv
" " Carved popey heads to bench-ends in chancel, late 15th-century	5
(2) Rettendon Place: Barn, 16th-century	xli
75. ROCHFORD.
(1) The Church, 14th-century or earlier: Plan	126
" " From the S.W., showing W. Tower, early 16th-century, etc.	126
(2) Rochford Hall, c. 1540–50: Plan	128
" " " From the N.E.	127
" " " Turret, etc., N.E. angle of N.E. courtyard	56–7
" " " S.W. angle of middle block	56–7
(3) Almshouses, N. side of Church Street, early 17th-century	56–7
(5) Shops and tenements, E. side of South Street, probably 16th-century	xl
(6) House, 40 yards N. of (5), E. side of South Street, 15th-century and later	xxxv
(8) House, opposite N. end of North Street, 17th-century	xxxiv–v
76. RUNWELL.
(1) The Church, c. 1200 and later: Plan	130
" " W. Tower, 15th-century	xxxii–iii
" " N. Porch, late 15th-century	xxxix
" " S. Porch, late 15th-century	xxxix
" " Communion Plate: cup and cover-paten, 1562	xliv
" " Poor-box	131
(2) Fleming's Farm, late 16th or early 17th-century: N.W. front	132
(3) Gifford's Farm, 16th-century	xxxiv–v
(4) Church End, 17th-century	xl–i
78. SANDON.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	133
" " " " From the S.E.	133
" " S. Porch, early 16th-century	xxxviii
" " Glass: three shields in S.E. window of chancel	xliv–v
" " Pillar-piscina in chancel, 12th-century	xlv
" " Pulpit, late 15th-century	79
(3) Cottage, E. of church, 16th-century	57
79. SHOPLAND.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	135
" " S. Porch, early 15th-century	137
" " Font, early 13th-century	xlii–iii
(4) Beauchamps: E. front, with pargeting, dated 1688	136
" Details of pargeting and ceiling	152
80. SOUTH BENFLEET.
(1) The Church, mid 12th-century and later: dated Plan	137
" " S. Porch, late 15th-century	137
" " S. Porch, interior, late 15th-century, and S. doorway, mid 15th-century	140
82. SOUTH HANNINGFIELD.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	139
" " " " " From the S.	xxxviii–ix
" " S. door with iron-work, late 14th or early 15th-century	4–5
83. SOUTH OCKENDON.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: dated Plan	140
" " N. doorway, late 12th-century, re-set in the 15th century	120
" " W. Tower, c. 1230–40	xxxii–iii
" " Brass [of Sir Ingram Bruyn, 1400]	56
" " Chest in N. chapel, 14th-century or earlier	xliii
" " Monument in N. chapel of Sir Richard Saltonstall, 1601	141
(3) South Ockendon Hall: Interior of Barn, late 15th or early 16th-century	xli
South Ockendon Hall: Plan of moat and ponds	141
84. SOUTH SHOEBURY.
(3) The Church, mid 12th-century and later: Plan	144
" " Recesses in S.E. angle of nave, early 13th-century	104
85. SOUTHCHURCH.
(1) The Church, mid 12th-century and later: Plan	145
(4) Bournesgreen Farm, 16th-century and later	xxxv
86. SOUTHMINSTER.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	146
" " Stone vault of North Porch, 15th-century	146
87. STANFORD-LE-HOPE.
(1) The Church, c. 1180 and later: dated Plan	148
" " Interior showing N. arcade, 13th-century, S.E. arch, late 12th-century, etc.	147
" " Recess in N. wall of chancel, 14th-century, and altar-tomb, c. 1500	105
" " Screen in W. archway of S. chapel, late 14th or early 15th-century	4–5
(4) Hassenbrook Hall: S.E. wall and doorway in garden, early 17th-century	64
(5) House N. of Hassenbrook Hall, 16th-century	57
(10) Manor Farm (formerly Cabborns), 15th-century and later	xxxiv–v
88. STEEPLE.
(2) Stanesgate Priory, early 12th-century and later: Plan	152
" " " " " Ruined Church	xxxiii
(4) Stanesgate Abbey Farm, 16th-century and later	57
89. STIFFORD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	153
" " E. end of S. chapel, showing mid 13th-century windows, etc.	53
" " Corbel and capital, E. respond, S. arcade, 1260–70	161
" " N. door, 16th-century, with re-set iron-work, early 13th-century	4–5
" " Brass of Ralph Perchehay, c. 1380	160
(2) Ford Place: Gables from the S.E., with initials and date, 1655	127
" " From the N.E.	56–7
" " Ceiling of S.E. room, c. 1655	153
" " " " " Detail	152
" " Ceiling of S.W. room, late 17th-century	153
" " " " Panel in N.W. angle	152
(7) Cottage 90 yards W. of Church, 17th-century	xl–i
(8) Cottage 70 yards W.N.W. of Church, 17th-century	xl–i
(10) Cottage 120 yards W. of Church, 17th-century	xl–i
90. STOCK.
(1) The Church, 14th-century or earlier: Plan	155
" " From the S.W., showing the 15th-century Belfry	156
" " W. doorway and window of Belfry, 15th-century	157
(2) Almshouses founded by Richard Twedye, 16th-century	56–7
91. STOW MARIES.
(1) The Church, 14th-century and later: Plan	156
" " From the N.W.	xxxviii–ix
(2) Stow Hall, early 17th-century	57
92. SUTTON.
(1) The Church, early 12th-century and later: Plan	157
" " " " " From the S.E.	xxxii
" " S. doorway, early 13th-century	121
93. THUNDERSLEY.
(1) The Church, c. 1200 or earlier: Plan	158
" " Capitals of N. and S. arcades, early 13th-century	161
94. TILLINGHAM.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: Plan	159
" " " " From the S.	xxxii
(3) West Hyde, 17th-century	xl–i
(4) Reddings, early 16th-century	xxxv
(6) Bridgemans, 17th-century	xl–i
95. UPMINSTER.
(1) The Church, c. 1200 and later: Plan	160
" " West Tower, c. 1200; bell-chamber, later	xxxii–iii
(3) Upminster Hall, late 16th-century: W. front	xxxiv–v
(4) Great Tomkyns, 15th-century: S. front	xxxiv
" " " W. end of S. front	xxxiv
" " " Interior of Hall	65
" " Interior of Barn, 17th-century	xli
96. VANGE.
(1) The Church, 12th-century or earlier: Plan	162
" " Font, 12th-century	xlii–iii
(3) Merricks: Barn, late 16th or early 17th-century	xli
97. WENNINGTON.
(1) The Church, early 13th-century and later: Plan	163
" " Chest, 13th-century: part of lid, later	xliii
" " Font-cover, early 17th-century	104
" " Hour-glass stand, 17th-century	104
" " Pulpit, 17th-century	4
98. WEST HANNINGFIELD.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	165
" " Belfry, from the S.	xxxviii–ix
" " Timber-construction in belfry, 15th-century	xxxviii–ix
" " Chest, dug-out, 13th or 14th-century	xliii
" " Font, 14th-century	xlii–iii
(2) The Meeting House, 16th-century. From the S.W.	32
" " " Paintings in attics, W. wing, c. 1615	166
(9) Elm's Farm, 16th and 17th-century	xxxiv–v
100. WEST THURROCK.
(1) The Church, 12th-century and later: dated Plan	168
" " " " From the N.W.	167
" " " " Interior	147
" " Effigies [of Sir Christopher Holford, 1608, and his wife]	172
" " Piscina in chancel, 13th-century	xlv
101. WEST TILBURY.
(2) The Church, late 11th or early 12th-century: Plan	170
(3) Tilbury Fort: Gatehouse, c. 1682: S. front	Frontispiece
" " " " N. side	64
(5) Marshall's Farm, 16th-century	xxxv
102. WICKFORD.
(6) Shot Farm, late 16th-century	xl–i
" " Barn, late 16th-century	xli
103. WOODHAM FERRERS.
(1) The Church, late 12th-century and later: dated Plan	173
" " Monument of Cecilie, wife of Edwin Sandys, Archbishop of York, 1610; erected 1619	105
" " Double piscina in chancel, mid 13th-century	xlv
(2) Bicknacre Priory, c. 1250: Plan	174
" " Remains from the S.E.	173
(7) House E. of churchyard, 16th-century	xxxiv–v
(11) Quilters Farm, 17th-century	57
104. WOODHAM MORTIMER.
(4) Nursery Farm: chimney-stack, late 16th or early 17th-century	57
(5) Tyndales: chimney-stack: 16th-century	57
Addenda to Volumes II and III.
LITTLE BADDOW (Vol. II).
Church: Wall-painting of St. Christopher, 15th-century	184
WOODHAM WALTER (Vol. II).
The Church: Glass in middle window of N. aisle, 15th-century	xliv–v
COLCHESTER (Vol. III).
Roman pavement in garden S. of East Hill (in situ)	185
Essex generally:
Stone Mouldings in Essex	183–4
Masons' Marks in Essex	181
Carved Stones of Pre-Conquest Date	xxxi
Types of Mediaeval Houses	xxxv