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Thursday, 10 December 2015

Essex Archaeology and History. Third Series. Vols. 1-20. Index (Epp - Gen)

Published here online for the first time, this is the Index of the Transactions of the Essex Society for Archaeology and History (until 1985, the Essex Archaeological Society).  Contact us for more information.

EPPING STREET (SETTLEMENT) 10: 200 EPPING UPLAND see COPPED HALL
ERITH, MR E,Ardleigh excavation 7: 14
ERKENWALD  (EARCONWALD), SAINT 2: 36, 39; 10:
53,71
ERPINGHAM, SIR THOMAS 8: 219 ESHER (SURREY) see SANDOWN PARK ESPAGNE FAMIT...Y
Essex fees 1: 179, 181-5, 187, 188-9
Hervey d'Espagne, Essex fees 1: 179, 181, 184, 185
John d'Espagne, Essex fees 1: 183, 184
Richard d'Espagne, Essex fees 1: 183, 184
William d'Espagne, Essex fees 1: 181, 182, 183, 184, 188 ESSEX
general
Archaeology in Essex toA.D. 1500 ed. by Buckley (book review) 13: 75-7
Archaeology and Planning 15: 153
Baxter Marriage Index 12: 115 excavations
1977 10: 240-8
1978 11: 101-10, 106
1979 12: 39-50, 45
1980 13: 48-62, 48
198114: 133-45, 134
1982 15: 163-72, 164
1983-4 16: 123-39, 124
198517: 156-65,157
1986 18: 104-13, 105
198719:260-71,261
1988 20: 157-71, 158
Historic  Buildings  see ARCHITECTURE industrial archaeology 9: 156
parish church dedications in 2: 34-46
middle Bronze Age sites 12: 82
Iron Age sites 10: 46
Roman settlement patterns in 4: 8; 12: 82
Romano-British 'small towns' 8: 1, 121-7; 9: 20, 21, 43; 12:
82
medieval period
11th cent. population changes 4: 128-33
clergy listed 1: 249-52
fees of the honour of Richmond 1: 179-89, 180
'Hundreds' 19: 197-8
indurated conglomerate in churches 18: 120
markets before 1350' 13: 15-21
and Peasants' Revolt 2: 271; 8: 212, 287-8
Richard IIand late 14th cent. crisis 2: 267-79; 8: 215 textile industry in late 12th and 13th centuries:
occupational names 20: 34-73
see also DOMESDAY SURVEY; INQUISIT/0 EUENSIS;   MANORS
17th cent.
1640 elections for Knights of the Shire 2: 143-6
Col Long, Parliament, Lord Gen. and county 2: 210-15 militia and alarum of 1625 15: 96-105
payment of Ship-money 1: 160-3; 2: 143
'Trained Bands' (during Charles I's reign) 2: 62-3, 65,
66,68-77
18th cent.
nobleman's fmances see GRIFFIN Turnpike Trusts  9:31,33
19th cent., agriculture in 1801 5: 185-201
NW: development of settlement 17: 120-32
prehistoric 17: 121-4, 122, 123, 129-30


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Romano-British period 17: 121, 122, 123, 124-5, 126,
127, 128, 130, 131
Anglo-Saxon period 17:121,122,123,126-7,128,131
Saxo-Norman 17: 122,123, 125-6, 128, 131
medieval17:  127-8, 131
NW: moated sites 16: 131-2
see also FRENCH WARS;  VICTORIA COUNTY HISTORIES; YOUNG, ARTHUR  and
individual places by name
ESSEX COUNTY COUNCIL
Archaeology Section
1974-76 8: 144-83
1977 9: 60-94
197811:32-77
1979 12:51-85
1980 13:32-47
198114:111-32
1982 15: 119-55
1983-8416:82-122
1985 17: 141-55
198618:88-103
1987 19: 240-59
1988 20: 147-56
Local Government Planning Papers as sources 19: 231-9
ESSEX, EARL OF
appointed Captain-General by Charles I 2: 67
and  English   Civil War  2:67,69,70-1,72,76,213,214
see also BOuRCHIER; FITZPETER; MANDEVILLE ESSEX FEET  OF FINES  1: 111;20: 35-73 passim
ESSEX FIELD CLUB 10: 191
ESSEX RECORD OFFICE, The Chancellor Collection of Architectural Drawings 5: 202-24
ESSEX STANDARD (LATER ESSEX COUNTY
STANDARD), and]. H. Round's articles and letters 12: 4, 6, 7, 9-10
ESSEX, WEST, ARCHAEOLOGICAL  GROUP 10: 206,
221,224
ESSEXYEOMANRY15: 113,117
ESTANES (DOMESDAY PLACENAME) see EASTON, LITTLE
ESTOLEIA/ESTOLLEIA  (DOMESDAY PLACENAME) see WOODHAM FERRERS (STUDLY WOOD)
ESTRA (GOOD EASTER) see GOOD EASTER
ESTWOOD, MATTHEW, Colchester 'heretic' 15: 90 ETHELBERT (ALBRIGHT), SAINT (KING OF EAST
ANGLIA), church/chapel dedications 2: 38,
40;19:258
ETHELBURGA, SAINT, abbess of Barking 2: 39; 10: 53
EUDES FITZHERBERT, and Rettendon 1: 191, 195
EUSTACE OF BOULOGNE, COUNT 1: 40; 4: 132; 6: 83
Holland 20: 75
Langenhoe 14:91
Latchingdon 11: 9
Tolleshunta medieval manors 1: 242, 243,244
EVANS, THOMAS (RECTOR) 5: 234
EVERARD, SIR RICHARD 2: 63, 65, 71, 213
EVESHAM ABBEY MANOR (WORCS), medieval
dovecote 4: 51n
EVREUX CHARTER (1136) 6: 83
EWART PARK late Bronze Age metalwork phase
Fingringhoe 18: 7, 10, 11, 12, 13
Mersea, West 16: 104
Wickford Memorial Park 19: 242, 243
EWELL,JOHN, ROYAL ESCHEATOR 8: 212





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lndexforvvlumes 1-20


EWERS, BRONZE, The Towers, Heybridge  17:55,56,62 EXTON, BERNARD, Rector ofPeldon 7:62 EYNESWORTH, 11th cent. landholding 4: 130

FAIRS see MARKETS AND FAIRS FAIRSTEAD, Troys Farm 20: 96
FALEY,JOHN, COLCHESTER PARISH CLERK, ST PETER'S, COLCHESTER 15: 86
FAMBRIDGE, land reclamation by unemployed 18: 75-87, 76,  78-9,81-2, 84
FAMBRIDGE,  NORTH 1897 storm 18: 75, 76
Elizabethan manor court: leet jurisdiction 13: 4-5 Ferry Boat inn 18: 80
FAMBRIDGE, SOUTH
and Ely Abbey 1: 190, 195
medieval manor 8: 211
Wimshurst, Hollick & Co. (factory) 18: 77,80 FAMILY HISTORY see GENEALOGY
FANSHAWE, SIR RICHARD, AMBASSADOR UNDER CHARLES II1: 166
FANSHAWE, SIR THOMAS
as Exchequer official (1620s) 10: 120, 122, 123
Remembrancer of the Exchequer (1518-1601) 1: 166
FANSHAWE MANUSCRIPTS 1: 166
FARMER,]., on Old Copped Ha1117: 96, 98, 100, 105 FARMER, P. G. & N. C. & CUNNINGHAM, C. M., 'A
Horse and Rider Aquamanile from Harwich and the Significance of Scarborough Ware in Essex' 15: 54-67
FARMING  see AGRICULTURAL   BUILDINGS; AGRICULTURE
FARR, CAPT. HENRY 2: 69,214
FARRER, THOMAS, ofWallwood House, Leyton 1: 120, 121 FASTED, HENRY, and 16th cent. Colchester 15: 85-6 FAULKBOURNE, Church of St Germain (now St
Germanus' Church) 2:41
FAULKBOURNE HALL 20: 92
FAUSTINA THE ELDER (dAD 141), coin 12: 65,67
FAWKES, ROBERT, Rector of Peldon 7: 62 FEDERSENWERDE, NR CUXHAFEN  (GERMANY)  1:
99
PEERING
prehistoric features 15: 152
ring ditches 15: 152
?Neolithic long barrow  16: 92
All Saints Parish Church 20: 101
medieval period 8: 245,273
pottery 15: 65
Prested Hall Cottage: Roman pottery 8: 250 sewage disposal scheme 9: 61, 71; 11: 34,67
World's End Lane 11: 67
PEERING HILL, Sun Inn 11: 67
FEET OF FINES see ESSEX FEET OF FINES FELS,JOSEPH (PHILANTHROPIST) 18:77,83 FELSTED
late Iron Age/?early Roman querns 19: 249, 251
17th cent. token issuer 17: 177
church oak screen 5: 215
Peachey's Farmhouse, Willows Green 15: 157
Potash Farmhouse, frreplace 20: 96 FENCES AND PALISADES
Roman
Braintree, Rayne Road 8:8, 10, 11, 63
Rawreth 9: 26


FIGURINES


Saxon, Linford, Mucking 1: 64
Saxo-Norman enclosure, Waltham Abbey 5: 149
medieval, Braintree, Bank Street 8: 69
FENN CREEK seeWOODHAM  FERRERS, SOUTH FERRULES
copper alloy
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 56, 58
Saxon, Little Braxted 9: 84, 86
iron, Roman, Braintree, Rayne Road 8: 30, 31 FESTINGES (DOMESDAY PLACENAME) see
BUTTSBURY   (FRISTLING/FRIZLAND HALL)
FEUARDENT, M. see ROLLIN & FEUARDENT
FIBULAE see BROOCHES
FIELD, MICHAEL (STOCKBROKER), and Pyrgo Park 18:48
FIELD NAMES see PLACENAME EVIDENCE FIELD SYSTEMS
Bronze Age, Chitts Hill, Colchester 9: 14, 15
Late Bronze Age/early Iron Age, Tilbury, West, Gun HillS:
95;17:62
'Celtic'
Mucking 9: 101; 10: 246
Orsett Cock 6: 17, 33, 36 Iron Age
Kelvedon, The Chase 12: 44
Springfield Cursus 15: 138
late Iron Age, Waltham, Little 17: 62, 63 late Iron Age/Roman
Braintree 8: 121-3(Fig. 49), 126
Chigborough Farm 20: 162
Chignal StJames 12:40
Romford, Warren Farm 20: 164-5
Totham, Great, Lofts Farm 17: 61, 62
Belgic, Colchester, Dugard Avenue 9: 97
Roman 17: 120, 127
Chignal StJames 13: 50
Dengie Peninsula 12: 109
Grays, Palmer's School 15: 20, 35
Mucking 5: 11, 14; 11: 107
Orsett 6: 35, 36
St Osyth, Wellwick Farm 15: 168, 171; 16: 134
Springfield Cursus 15: 138
Upminster, Manor Farm 16: 136
Anglo-Saxon, NW Essex 17: 127 medieval
Colchester and area 19: 159-65
Orsett Cock 18: 23, 25
not precisely dated
Dengie Hundred 20: 158, 164
Rochford 16: 20
see also BOUNDARIES  (FIELD); OPEN FIELD
SYSTEM
FIELD WALKING, NW Essex 17:120,121,124,125,126,127
FIGURINES
bronze
Braintree, Sandpit Road 20: 160
Thundersley, Dawes Heath (prob. Roman) 13: 66 chalk, Kelvedon 11: 104
pipeclay
Gaulish, Rawreth 9: 23
Roman, Braintree, Rayne Road 8: 23, 24
pre-Reformation(?), Buckhurst Hill, Chigwell16: 119
wooden, ?Iron Age, Dagenham 9: 77
see  also  STATUETTES




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FINCHALE PRIORY  (DURHAM)


FINCHALE PRIORY (DURHAM) 2: 240, 241 FINCHINGFIELD
Roman villa 1: 173 medieval period
11th cent. landholding 4: 129, 130
fulling mill20: 49
Jekylls (Phincingefelda in Domesday)  16: 42
medieval fee 1: 179, 181, 183, 184, 186-7
Norton ('Nortuna') (now Cornish Hall End) 1: 186; 16:42;20:47
textile trades 20: 47
Howe Hall (poss.Weninchou in Domesday) 16: 43 Petches, historic buildings survey 12: 88
Spains Hall1: 181, 184
(undated) brass-rubbing 11: 121  FINCHINGFIELD PARK,Justicehall manor accounts
1341-42 9: 107-12
FINGER RINGS see RINGS, FINGER FINGRINGHOE
Frog Hall Farm 18: 8, 11, 12
medieval manor of 2: 290, 291; 15: 173
Mersea Charter of Edward the Confessor 12: 95, 96; 14:
89, 90,91
Plane Hall Farm, late Bronze Age hoard 18: 7-15(inc. illustr.)
FINN, R.WELLDON
and Domesday Survey 12: 18-19, 21
population of Essex 1066-86 4: 128-33
'The Essex Entries in the Inquisitio Eliensis' 1: 190-5 FIRE EPISODES
Roman
Braintree 8: 127
Chelmsford 4: 6, 29; 8: 127; 17: 64; 20: 160
Colchester 2: 137-40; 3: 3-4, 7-8, 9, 12, 52, 65-6, 103,
121, 122, 123
medieval
Thurrock, Little, Rookery Hill 5: 118
WalthamAbbey manorial enclosufe 5: 148-9 FIREBARS, Romano-British pottery kilns, Mucking 5: 15,
18-19'     .
FIRED CLAY see CLAY
FIREPLACES, and chimney stacks 20: 92, 95, 96, 97, 98,99-
102
FISH BONES, Waltham·A bey monastic grange 4: 126 FISHERIES, 14th cent. Burnham manor 2: 147-8 FISHING INDUSTRY, Romano-British, Heybridge 17: 64
PITCH COLLECTION,LangfordJunction  17:57-9
FITZWALTER, ROBERT 2: 104-8, 112,120
FITZGEOFFREY,JOHN, EastTilbury hospital19: 154-5 FITZGILBERT (FITZ GILBERT), RICHARD, fief 4: 128,
132
FITZJOHN'S FARMHOUSE seeWALTHAM, GREAT
FITZPETER, GEOFFREY (LATER EARL OF ESSEX, d
1213), EastTilbury Hospital19: 154-5 FITZRALPH, MAUD (WIFE OF SIR WILLIAM) 6: 99,
100
FITZRALPH, SIR WILLIAM: BRASS AT PEBMARSH
CHURCH 6: 99-101
FITZWALTER, ALICE 6: 93
FITZWALTER  FAMILY 2:267, 268; 8:211,212
and 14th cent. Lexden manor 19: 164 FITZWILLIAM FAMILY, and Richard Coke 9: 132-3 FLAMBARD,RANULF   1:191
FLAMVILLE FAMILY 2: 5-7
FLANDERS  see  FLEMINGS


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FLAX CULTIVATION, medieval period 20: 37,47-8 FLAX REMAINS, Ashmans, Woodham Waiter 20: 128 FLEETWOOD, GEN. CHARLES, Civil War and
Protectorate 1: 197, 200, 201, 203, 204, 205,
206,207,208
FLEMINGS/FLEMISH
12th/13th cent. cloth trades 20: 46
architectural influences 20: 96, 102
in Colchester 15: 89
FLEMMING,ROBERT  17:107,108 FLINT, AS BUILDING MATERIAL
Braintree, Bank Street 8: 69
Cressing, All Saints' Church 6: 83, 84, 85
FLINTS AND FLINT-WORKING
prehistoric (general)
Althorne/Burnham-on-Crouch, Cliff Reach 12: 51, 53,
54
Ambresbury Banks 10: 193, 203, 204
Asheldham 14: 117, 130
Barking,AbbeyRoad 17:156
Birdbrook 13: 32, 33, 46
Boreham 8: 264, 272
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall8: 249, 272
Braintree, Toft's Garage 17: 82, 87,91
Broads Green 19: 12
Broomfield Borrow Pit 17: 144, 146
Broomfield Plantation Quarry 17:73,74,78,80-1,80
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 53
Chignal StJames 11: 101
Clacton, Rush Green 8: 149; 15: 123, 126, 126
Coggeshall 9: 65, 71
Queen Street 17: 148, 150
St Peter's School19: 52, 58, 66
Colchester, eastern by-pass 13: 50
Crouch estuary 15: 167
Dovercourt 16: 83
Dunmow, Great, Stagg's Farm 11: 35, 36
Essex, NW  17:121-2
Hadleigh, Chapel Lane 18: 90
Heybridge 17: 11,29-31,30,61
Hill Wood, High Beach (Beech), Epping Forest 2: 224, 228
Kelvedon
Doucecroft 19: 33, 34, 35
The Chase 14: 140
Mersea, East 8: 144, 145
Mucking 5: 10
Orsett Cock 18: 31
Rayne/Braintree bypass 20: 17, 22, 25
Romford, Warren Farm 20: 165
Stanford le Hope Bypass 5: 119, 120
Stour valley 14: 114, 130
Thaxted, Weaverhead Lane 20: 114, 118
Tilbury, West, Gun Hill 5: 90, 91,95
Tiptree 8: 145, 146
Totham, Great, Lofts Farm 16: 85, 86
WalthamAbbey monastic site 19: 147-8, 147
Walton-on-the-Naze  10: 233-4, 233
Witham 16: 82
Palaeolithic
Barling Hall 9: 60, 62, 65, 68, 69
HarlowTemple 20: 164
Purfleet, North Road 7:4-7, 8, 9, 10, 12
Romford 11: 32, 33
Springfield, Chelmsford 9: 65, 69




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IndexjorVolumes 1-20


FLINTS AND FLINT-WORKING, Palaeolithic (cont.)
Stanford le Hope Bypass 5: 119, 120
Walton on Naze 10: 233-4, 233
Acheulian industry 7: 12; 9: 60, 62, 65, 68, 69; 12: 51,
52
'Azilian points', poss. Walton-on-the-Naze 10: 233-4,
233
Clactonian industry 7: 4, 5-7, 8, 10, 12
'proto-Levallois' 7: 7, 9, 10, 12 Mesolithic
Althorne/Burnham-on-Crouch,  Cliff Reach 12: 51,53
Ardleigh 17: 141
Barking 17: 164
Barling Hall 9: 60
Bocking 17: 141
Braintree, Skitt's HillS: 110
Broxbourne Maglemosean mesolithic site 2: 224, 227-8
Burstead, Great 13: 32, 33, 46
Chesterford, Great, Plumb's Yard 16: 143
Colchester, Chitts Hill9: 12, 13
Downham, Wickford 2: 95
Epping Forest, Hill Wood, High Beach (Beech) 10: 206- 19(inc. illustr.)
HarlowTemple 20: 164
Kelvedon, The Chase 14: 140
Nazeingbury 10: 107
Netteswellbury 1S: 108
Purfleet, North Road 7:4, 5 Waltham Abbey
monastic site 2: 222, 222, 223-8, 225-8, 229-30, 233;
19:204
Saxo-Norman enclosure 5: 183
Waltham, Great, Howe Street (poss.) 15: 119, 120
Walton-on-the-Naze 10: 233, 234
Witham, Colemans Farm/Appleford Farm (poss.) 14: 111,112
Mesolithic/N eolithic Clacton, Little 16: 82, 83
Kelvedon 11:34,35
Neolithic
Althorne/Burnham-on-Crouch, Cliff Reach 12: 51, 53,
54;14: 113,114,130
Barling Hall 9: 60, 65
Colchester, Chitts Hill9: 12, 13
Harlow Temple 20: 164
Heybridge, Blackwater Sailing Club 19: 247
Kelvedon, Sawyer's Yard 16: 114, 115
Mount Bures 16: 132
Navestock 15: 119,120
Nazeing Mead 12: 52, 55
Orsett 11: 34, 35, 37
Springfield Cursus 13: 54
Springfield Lyons 19: 268
Stock (prob.) 12: 55, 56
Thurrock, Little, Rookery Hill 5: 115
Waltham Abbey monastic site 2: 222, 223
Walton-on-the-Naze 10: 233
Neolithic (?late Neolithic), Elmdon, Duddenhoe End 11: 34,35
Neolithic/Bronze Age
Coggeshall, East Street 19: 69, 75, 80
Kelvedon, Doucecroft 19: 33, 34, 35
Stanford-le-Hope Bypass 5: 119
Beaker/Bronze Age (prob.), Stanford-le-Hope Bypass 5:
120, 121


FOOD SUPPLIES AND AGRICULTURE


Bronze Age
Althorne/Burnham-on-Crouch, Cliff Reach 14: 113, 114
Colchester 16: 87
Danbury Camp (prob.) 10: 5, 18, 19
WalthamAbbey  19: 135,147,148 Waltham, Great, Broads Green 1S: 107 Wickford S: 248,272
Woodham Waiter (prob.) S: 243, 272
Early Bronze Age, Witham, Colemans Farm/Appleford Farm 14: 111, 112
Early to Middle Bronze Age,Witham 16: 87
late Bronze Age Braintree 17: 91
Broads Green 20: 147
Iron Age, Linford, Mucking 1: 102
Saxon, Linford, Mucking 1: 104
medieval, poss. pot boilers, Waltham Abbey bloomery forge 5: 179
unorthodox (poss. Neolithic/Bronze Age), Stanford-le­
Hope 5: 123-5, 124
not precisely  dated
Braintree
Blyths Meadow 15: 47
Mount House 16: 39 Rayne Road S: 26
Brightlingsea, Moverons Pit 12: 56, 57 Canewdon, Butts HillS: 152
Henham, Great Hall Field 13: 38
Kelvedon 16: 82 Oakley, Little S: 156 Rochford 16: 16
Saffron Walden Battle Ditches 1: 150 Thurrock, Rainbow Wood 6:7,8-11 Wicken Bonhunt S: 166
Wormingford Churchyard: cruciform 11: 74-5, 74
see also ARROWHEADS; AXES; BLADE CORES; BLADES;  KNIVES;  MICROBURINS; SCRAPERS
FLIXTON (SUFFOLK), medieval tiles 10: 155-6
FLOODING EPISODES
Chelmsford Dominican Priory 6: 51 and St Nicholas as patron saint 2: 43 Skitt's Hill, Braintree S: 110, 111
see  also  FAMBRIDGE
FLOOR TILES  see TILES FLOORS
clay
Roman, Colchester 3: 7, 13, 45, 51-2
medieval, Waltham Abbey bloomery forge 5: 137, 138,
165-6
not precisely dated, Eastwood, Marshall's Farm 12: 42
see  also  COBBLED  FLOORS;  OPUS SIGN/NUM;
TESSELATED  SURFACES; TESSERAE
FOBBING, medieval period, landholding 4: 129
FOLET, MILO, Rector ofPeldon 7: 61
FOLET, ROBERT, Rector ofPeldon 7: 61
FOOD AND DRINK, Assize of Bread and Ale 13: 4, 5, 6 FOOD AND FOOD PREPARATION
Bronze Age, Braintree, Marlborough Road 9: 74 Roman, Rayne/Braintree bypass 20: 24-5
Saxon, Nazeingbury burials, bone analysis 10: 56, 57
Saxo-Norman, Waltham Abbey manorial enclosure 5: 151 FOOD  SUPPLIES AND AGRICULTURE
1801 inEssex5: 185-6,190-2
Waltham Abbey Grange 4: 89, 90, 94





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FORD CASTLE (NORTHUMB)


FORD CASTLE (NORTHUMB), medieval pottery 8: 185,
186-7,193
FORD END, NR GREATWALTHAM: NEW CHURCH 5: 210, 218
FORDEHAM/FORHAM  (DOMESDAY PLACENAME)
see  FORDHAM,  LITTLE
FORDHAM, Bradefelda? in (Domesday placename) 16: 44 FORDHAM, LITTLE, Fordeham  (Domesday placename),
later Bourchiers Hall, Aldham 16: 42
FORDHAM (CAMBS), tokens 20: 133
FORDYCE, ALEXANDRA (BANKER) 18: 70, 72 FOREST HALL (LATER NORTON) see ONGAR, HIGH FOREST see WOODLAND AND FOREST
FORGE, DR, of Rochford 18: 80
FORSTER, REV. NATHANIEL 19: 224 FORTS
Roman
Bradwell-on-Sea  (Othona) 8: 234-8, 235; 9: 77; 10: 71;
12:60-1
Chelmsford 4: 4-7
Chesterford, Great 10: 244; 12:42-3
Manchester  8: 64-5
Tudor, Mersea, East, Cudmore  Grove  15: 145-9, 147-8 see also COALHOUSE  FORT; HILLFORTS;  ORSETT
COCK; TILBURY, WEST  (TILBURY FORT)
FOSSETT'S FARM CAMP see PRITTLEWELL  CAMP
FOUCHERS, EAST HORNDON see HORNDON, EAST FOULNESS
18th cent. brick structures 14: 139
Courtsend, late 18th-cent. signal house 15: 166
Ridge Marsh Farm, farm-house survey 12: 42; 15: 166
sea gutters 17: 160
see also HAVENGORE  ISLAND; SHELFORD, LITTLE
FOULSHURST, SIR ROBERT, tomb at Barthomley (Cheshire) 16: 60, 61
FOUNDRIES, IRON, Colchester  14: 102-10(inc. illustr.) FOUNTAINS ABBEY (YORKS) 10: 141
FOWE'S FARM, BELCHAMP OTTON see BELCHAMP
OTTON
FOX, JOHN, clay-pipe maker, Spalding 15: 109, 110 FOXEARTH
medieval clergy 1: 250
medieval cloth trades 20: 56
Westend Hall (Westuna in Domesday) 16: 43 FOXLEY, ROBERT, Rector ofPeldon 7: 63
FRAMSDEN HALL (SUFFOLK) 20: 102
FRANCIS, SAINT, and church dedications 2:41 FRANKLIN, BRIG. M. E. W., Great Horkesley kiln site 7:
54
FREEMAN, E. A. (HISTORIAN) 12: 5
FRENCHWARS  5: 185
agricultural depression following 14: 106
business expansion 14: 103, 104
Chelmsford defences 20: 161
and Colchester politics 19: 226-7
fire beacons, Volunteers and local militia 1803-1811 15: 113-18
Foulness, Courtsend signal house 15: 166
and parish church maintenance 5: 203
FRESHWELL, MEDIEVAL HUNDRED OF 1: 179; 20:
44
FRIDAY WOOD, COLCHESTER see under
COLCHESTER
FRINTON, as seaside resort 16: 77


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FRINTON MANOR, 11th cent. landholding 4: 131 FRISTLING/FRIZLAND  HALL see BUTTSBURY
FROST, GEORGE, Thorpe plumber/painter  2: 127, 128
FROST, SIMON, Thorpe painter/plumber  2: 127-8 FRYERNING
church 2: 335; 5: 211
Howelett's Hallll: 80
Inga (prob. Domesday manor) 16: 45
Stoneymore Wood, post-medieval tile-kiln 13: 51 FULLER, ROBERT (LAST ABBOT OFWALTHAM)  19:
198
FULLERS see TEXTILE-WORKING (Essex occupations) FULLERY/WASHING AREA, medieval, Barking, Abbey
Road 17: 156
PULLING MILLS, and medieval cloth industry 20: 48-9, 54,71n
FUNERARY MONUMENTS see BRASSES; CROSSES;
MEMORIALS;  TOMBS/TOMBSTONES FYFIELD
11th cent. landholding 4: 132
17th cent. Ship-money payment 1: 162, 163 FYFIELD HALL, 2-bay aisled hall 4: 48&n FYTCHE FAMILY, ofWoodham Waiter 20: 131

GALBRAITH, PROE VIVIAN HUNTER (HISTORIAN) 12: 12-13, 15,33
GALE, THOMAS, ST MARY MAGDALEN, HOSPITAL, COLCHESTER  15:88,91
GALLEYWOOD,  13th cent. hunting-lodge  9: 150 GALLIENUS  see COINS, Roman
GAMING PIECES
bone, Roman, Braintree, Letch's Yard 16: 125 ceramic, Waltham Abbey monastic site 19: 143, 147
glass, poss., Roman, Colchester, Lewis's Gardens 1: 12
see  also  COUNTERS
GANT, L. H., et al., 'Medieval and Later Pottery from
Stockwell Street, Colchester' 1:41-51 GARDENS AND GARDENING
Audley End 17: 162; 19: 266-8, 267
Chipping Ongar, The Pleasance, mise. horticultural structures 19: 253
Copped Hall, Old, rock garden 17:96-7, 100, 101, 105
Pleshey Castle (poss.) 19: 175
Pyrgo Park 18: 48
Thorndon Hall, Old, West Horndon 8: 180, 181
Woodham Waiter Hall 20: 170
see also MARKET  GARDENING; PARKLAND GARDEROBES,  Southchurch  Hall9:  104; 11: 108; 12: 47;
14: 142;15: 168;16: 133;18:37
GARFORD (HEREFORD), medieval dovecote 4: 51n GASCOIGNE, SIR WILLIAM  (CHIEF JUSTICE)  6: 93 GATEHOUSES
Chickney, Sibley's farm (later dovecote) 15: 157
Ockendon Hall, South 18: 97-8,99
Southchurch Hall15: 168; 16: 133; 18: 37 GEDDESTUNA  (DOMESDAY PLACENAME),
CHAFFORD HUNDRED 16: 44
see also WARLEY, LITTLE GEFFREY,JOHN   2: 271
GELDHAM  (DOMESDAY  PLACENAME)  see
YELDHAM,  GREAT
GENEALOGY 9: 154-5; 11: 118-19; 12: 115-16; 13: 74-5;
14: 159-60
and J. H. Round 12: 32
GENOA, ITALY, Baroque style 5: 227, 228






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