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A History of the County of Sussex
… the parish at Crablands. 25 The estates of the Prebend of Waltham lay near the old church at Norton and in the common …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… acres. Sewardstone SEWARDSTONE, a hamlet, in the parish of Waltham-Abbey, union of Edmonton, hundred of Waltham, S. division of Essex, 1 mile (S.) from WalthamAbbey; …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… eight pence. Thomas Bleach, for certain Crofts in great Waltham, One pound six shillings eight pence. Com. …
Middlesex county records
… 51) Upon the matters in dispute between the parishes of Waltham Abbey, county Essex, and the parish of Enfield, … from the said parish of Enfield to the said parish of Waltham Abbey, it is ordered that the said three children …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… at St. Giles'-inthe-Fields, and had a pass to go to Waltham Abbey. To be whipped. John Bradwell confesses the …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… for cutting a purse; and of Bridget Cramper of Waltham Abbey, co. Essex, spinster, to give evidence against … whipped at a cart's tail till her body be bloody, at Waltham Abbey, where she first endeavoured to charge the said …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… there appears by evidence to have been a burglary at Waltham Abbey, co. Essex, therefore to be hanged. Prosecutors:William Wheeler and John Sawltrye of Waltham, co. Essex, yeomen, and Isabel Cabbidge. Sess. Roll …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… 40d. 1 January, 12 James I [A.D. 161415]. John Smythe of Waltham, co. Hertford, joiner, for stealing a bay colt worth …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… worth 6 belonging to Christopher Goulding [Goldinge] of Waltham Abbey, co. Essex, at Ratcliffe. The said Nicholas …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… worth 100s., belonging to Richard Pattenson of Little Waltham, co. Essex, clerk, at Islington; and a black gelding …