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Stebbingford 27: 108
Terling 25: 237
Tiptree Heath 26: 138, 139, 140
and tithe maps 25: 222, 224, 225
Wakering, Great 28:
10
West Lee and Lee Chapel21: 51
Wethersfield, Great Codham Hall 30: 248
WoodhamWalter30: 182,186,187,190,192,193
Chapman and Webb, land surveyors 25: 221 Chappel
Old Stores, timber-framed kitchen 26: 188, 189
Swan public house, 16th cent. kitchen 28: 116 Chappel Viaduct, defensive
fortifications 29: 191 charcoal
Iron Age
Asheldham Camp 22: 14, 20, 24, 34-5, 34
Fox Hall, Southend
26: 25, 28
Anglo-Saxon, Chadwell St Mary, County Primary School 28:208;29:56
not precisely dated
Billericay, School21: 44
Writtle, Birch
Spring, Highwood 27: 8, 9, 11 Charles I, King
see coins
(post-medieval)
Charles II,King
and Harwich
25: 176-7, 182;26: 194-5
Restoration period 25: 174-5
see also
coins (post-medieval) Charles V, King of France 26: 148
Charlesworth, Prof. M. P. 28: 267
Chartres (France), building
units of measurement 25:
111
Chelmer, River 27: 102; 28: 12, 90,
182,213, 214; 29: 233
at Chelmsford 23: 103
WW2 pill-boxes on 26: 256
Chelmer valley 26: 231
prehistoric (general) 29: 203
Bronze Age features 25: 237; 28: 182; 30: 1, 6, 19, 20, 22
late Bronze Age settlement 25: 3, 9-12, 11; 26: 1, 22; 30:
6-7
medieval and Tudor parks see Leighs, Little (Hall);
Littley
Park; Pleshey; Pond Park
Chelmer Village
East, prehistoric to Roman features
28: 213-14
Chelmer-Blackwater
canal26: 292 Chelmsford
general
National Mapping
Project 25: 235, 237
The Sleepers and the Shadows.
Chelmsford: a town, its people and its past
(H. Grieve) (book review) 26:291-3
by period
Roman
Caesaromagus 21: 8; 24: 18; 26: 100; 30: 213, 276
temple and other
sites (book review)
24: 239
?defensive ditch line 28: 208
bath complex 26: 205
temple site 24: 239; 26: 69
textile-working 26: 77
see also mansio (Grove
Road) below
medieval
court buildings
22: 82
Dominican friary 22: 73; 30: 77, 149, 151
early settlement plots 27: 223
hundred of26: 127, 164; 29: 119
Chelmsford
planned settlement 28: 111
sgraffito ware 23: 51, 53
17th to 19th cent.
religious dissent (book review) 26: 292
18th/19th cent.
architects as civic dignitaries 24: 168
and the French Wars 26: 292; 28: 315
House of Correction 27: 233
Shire Hall26: 291, 293
and work ofJohnJohnson (architect) (book review) 23: 170
19th/20th cent.
Chelmer-Blackwater canal26:
292
Corn Exchange
26: 205, 213
and statue
ofChiefJusticeTindal26: 213
Union Workhouse
(now StJohn's Hospital) 26: 212
see also Chancellor, Frederic 20th cent.
GHQ Line 27: 274
WW2 sites 25: 237; 30: 208
see also individual locations below
Baddow Road, medieval
timber structures (poss. cross winged hall-house) 22: 152; 23: 103
Broomfield House, Quaker Lodge and Meeting House 26: 207,208
Byron Road, Mesolithic
flint axe/adze 27: 305
Cathedral (former Parish Church of St Mary) 26: 292; 27: 264;30:223
Central Park,
wartime artillery site 30: 208
Church Street, Chelmsford National
Schools for Boys (former) 26: 210, 211
County Place,
rear of Health Centre 30: 212-13
Duke Street,
66-68 (Essex Provident
Society) 26: 213, 214
Grove Road
Nos 17-18,Romanmansio29: 197
No. 21, Roman mansio 24: 197
High School for Girls
26: 210
High Street
Nos 44-45 23: 103
Shire Hall 26: 291
King's Head Meadow
Roman features & poss. waterfront 22: 149, 152
mise. medieval
features 23: 102-3
Laurel Grove, poss. Roman cremations 26: 242
Library,
Museum and Art School (now Anglia Polytechnic University) 26: 210
Moulsham, StJohn's
Church 29: 258-9
Moulsham Hall30:
191
medieval, Tudor and Georgian features 28: 206, 208
Mildmay family 26: 291,292,
293; 28: 317; 29: 216
Moulsham Lodge, mise. medieval and post-medieval features
29: 197
Moulsham Street 21: 8,
101; 26: 293; 30: 213
medieval and later
structures 21: 128
StJohn's National Schools 26: 210
15th/16th cent. ovens 24: 80
Wig and Mirkin, Roman to post-medieval features 30: 223
New London Road
Bellefield (R Chancellor's
house) 26: 205, 212
CarewTerrace 26:292
Farleigh (formerly
Spergula) 26: 215
Independent Chapel 26: 292
Infirmary and Dispensary (now Chelmsford and Essex Hospital) 26: 212
25
Chelmsford
Chelmsford (cont.)
New Street
Corry's Garage 21: 129
Saxon pottery finds and
medieval structures 21: 126,
127,128,129
Oaklands Museum 24: 122
Parkway (Nos 2-6), ?defensive ditches
of Roman town 28:
208
Princes Road see Moulsham Hall above
Rectory Lane 26: 208
United Land Co. Ltd. 25: 199
Victoria Road, Drill Hall (former
TA Centre) 26: 206,207
see also Chancellor, Frederic (architect)
Chelmsford Chronicle 25: 220, 224; 26: 292, 293; 29:
145-6
Chelmsford and Essex Museum,
fmds 1988-92 24:
219-24,221,223
Chesterford area, early Saxon metalwork 29: 269-74 (Inc. illustr.)
Chesterford, Great
general
cropmarks 27: 255
Enclosure Acts 25: 219; 26: 138 Iron Age/Roman features
Ickleton Road 21: 11-18 (inc. illustr.)
cremation cemetery 21: 11, 13, 16-17
pottery
21: 11, 13-16,14-15,17
Roman features
22: 38, 39; 25: 231; 27:248
geophysical survey 28: 226
described by Camden 24: 158
fort 22: 38, 39, 44; 30: 210,214
Roman and medieval
metalwork fmds 27: 308-10, 309-10
Romano-CelticTemple
21: 125
textile-working evidence 26: 77
wall21: 131-2;
22: 42, 44; 28: 219
Saxon features,
cemetery 22: 38; 29: 273; 30: 197
medieval features,
metalwork finds 27: 308-10, 309-10
WW2 GHQ Line 27: 274
WW2 spigot
mortar bases 26: 256
Bramble Shot, pre-Roman
Iron Age 21: 11
Carmel Street Close, poss.
Roman features 26: 253-4 Carmen Street
Flint Cottage 22: 42, 43
The Old Bakery 25: 231
Weavers Cottage,
Roman skeleton 27: 248 Church of All Saints
tower and walls 24: 189
well26: 226
Church Street, Chesterford Hall28: 219
churchyard, Romano-British artefacts
28: 219 Crown Inn, Roman ceramic
vessel28: 281
Ickleton Road see above
(Iron Age/Roman features)
London Road 24: 198
Swayne, Adeney and Briggs site 22: 44 M11 widening
scheme 25: 243-5 Newmarket Road
Roman walled defences
21: 131-2; 22: 44; 28:219 Vintners site,
prehistoric to post-medieval features 28:
219
Rose Lane
Park Cottages
Roman pottery 22: 41, 44; 23: 105
structure 23: 105
School Street,
Marigold Cottage (extended
intruded cross passage) 22: 180, 181
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
South Street 22: 38-42, 40
Roman features
21: 132; 22: 38,41
Saxo-Norman and medieval
features 22: 38,41-2,41
village hall site 29: 213; 30: 214 Vintners
late Iron Age and Roman features 23: 105-6;
24: 198
Roman road, line of 24: 198 Chesterford, Little
Church of St Mary the Virgin 26: 226-7
well26: 227
Enclosure Acts 25: 219; 26: 138
chests
(poss.), iron/bronze, Stanway Hall
Farm 23: 108 Chevele, Thomas, clerk ofLynn (15th cent.) 24: 129 Chevre, Michael see Capra
Chibborne family, of Messing 24: 152-3
Chichester (Sussex), dyke system 21: 142
Chigborough Farm, Goldhanger 28: 195
and Lower Blackwater valley (book review)
29: 298 Neolithic features 21: 126, 131
late Iron Age and Roman features
21: 131; 26: 77, 78
Chignall StJames
28: 110; 30:275 Chignall Hall
Roman villa 23: 39, 49
book review 30: 275-6
see also Roxwell quarry Chignall Smealey
Beaumond Moates 27:251,252
Church font 29:
66 Chigwell
?Roman tore 27: 308, 309
Epping Forest Country
Club 25: 230 London, Little
see Abridge
manor of Barringtons 26: 126
WW2 anti-aircraft battery 30: 202 chimney stacks/chimneys
late medieval,
Brentwood, The Golden Fleece Inn, Brook Street 22: 81
Tudor, Heybridge Hall29:
237
17th cent.,
Belchamp St Paul, Turners 28: 231, 232
18th cent., Rayleigh, 'Dutch' cottage 22: 125, 127 19th/20th cent.,
work of F. Chancellor 26: 215
not precise dated,
Stebbingford (poss.)
27: 154 Chingford
medieval settlement 29: 116
Ainslie Wood Sports Field, medieval/post-medieval
field system 27: 264
Drysdale Avenue, post-medieval pottery 23: 100 Heathcote
Lodge (London Borough ofWaltham Forest)
26:247
Hospital, late Saxon/medieval occupation 25: 242 Lea Valley Road, 3A (Site A), mise. features
LIA to
medieval 29: 197
Lower Street (now Sewardstone Road), early 18th cent.
settlement 23: 100
Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge 22: 81-2; 26: 247; 29:
220
St Pauls (Chingford
Hall), manorial enclosure
21: 126,
127,129
Chippenham (Wilts),
and Viking wars 27: 93, 94
Chipping Hill, Witham
Infants School, medieval
pottery 29: 195, 204
landscape
history 26: 138
late Bronze Age hillfort 22: 25; 23: 22; 26: 61; 29: 204
Saxon settlement
22: 26; 28: 317, 318
Nos 26-28 27: 283-5, 286, 287
26
Index for Volumes 21-30
Chipping Ongar
medieval matte-and-bailey castle 30: 154, 155
12th cent. town enclosure
ditches 28: 139, 140 18th/19th cent.
Ongar Academy and Richard Stokes 29: 145-54 trades
in 29: 145
Vestry, and Poor Law administration 29: 151-2 Bansons Lane, former
school site, medieval
town
settlement26:242-3 Castle House
25: 176
Children's Cottage Home 30: 204
Church 29: 105
spire 29: 286,287
High Street 30: 154, 155, 162,
164, 175, 176
Cock Tavern (Cock Inn) 30: 161, 176 19th cent. (poss.) well shaft 22: 143
Pleasance Car Park 26: 242; 27: 266-7; 30: 154-77,
155
Saxon features 27: 267; 30: 155-7, 164
medieval features 27: 267; 30: 154, 156, 157-61,
158-61,
175
post-medieval features 27: 267; 30: 154, 159, 16D-1,
162-4,163-5,176
pottery from 26: 242; 27: 267;
30: 155, 157, 159, 161-2,
164-73, 173, 175
small fmds 27: 267; 30: 173-4, 173
Sewage Scheme construction, Phase 2A watching
brief 24: 189
see
also Ongar
chiselsReatherworking knives, middle Bronze
Age, Sheering 23: 115-16, 116
Cholsey (Berks),
Great Barn 27: 187
Chrishall
medieval growth 29: 116
Chiswick Hall, moated site 30: 213
Enclosure Acts 25: 219; 26: 138
Northern Link Main, late
Iron Age/Roman settlement 30: 217 placename evidence 28: 311
Christchurch (Hants),
and Saxon kings 27: 96 Christian, Ewan, and F. Chancellor 26: 217
Christie, the late P. and Crossan, Carl, 'A detached kitchen at Great Yeldham: excavation and building study
at Old Post
Office Cottages, 1988-89'26: 174-91
Christmas,John21: 110,113,114
Christmas, Thomas, Colchester
will (1520) 21: 112, 113,
114, 115; 22: 97
Christmas, Thomas (d 1500), bailiff
and MP for Colchester 21: 106
Christmas family, in 16th cent. Colchester 21: 110 Christy, Miller
(historian) 24: 157
Church of England and tithes
25:219
William Palin's defence of 26: 198
Church, John, Maldon freeman
30: 244-5 Church, Joseph,
and Walthamstow Mills 23: 61 Church, Mrs Mary, Earls Colne 28: 175 churches/chapels
apse/apse-and-ambulatory styles
21: 137; 24: 229, 230-1
bellframes survey 27: 289-91, 290; 30: 232 church furniture
fonts 29:97
see also Benfleet, North; Birdbrook; Bradwell-juxta Coggeshall; Earls Colne;
Stondon Massey
Church miscellany
27: 289-303; 28: 249-66; 29: 246-59;
30:250-7
Clarke,R.
church
plate, and Essex history 24: 150-6
Essex Churches and Chapels: a Select Guide (Fitch) (book review) 28: 318
Incorporated Church Building
Society (ICBS) 28: 165, 170,176,178
lost, ruined and redundant 30: 205-6
monumental brasses,
Terling Church 27: 302-3 monuments and seating arrangements see Earls Colne (St
Andrew's Church)
spires 24: 136-49
(inc. illustr.)
changing joints in 29: 284-6, 285, 287
see also belfries; Chancellor, Frederic; porches; religious nonconformity; towers,
church; wall paintings and individual churches under placenames
Cistercian Order
Coggeshall Abbey 23: 159; 29: 76, 100-4; 30: 135
Stratford Langthorne Abbey 26: 252; 29: 103, 104
Tilty Abbey 23: 152; 28: 188, 189; 29: 103
cisterns
CressingTemple, Granary 25: 98, 99, 100, 103
Harwich, Church Street (poss.) 21: 69 Civil War, English
Capt.
Silas Taylor of Harwich 25: 174, 182
Fort Suffolk 30: 212, 217
The Maynard Lieutenancy Book 1608-1639 (B.W.
Quintrell, ed.) (book review) 25: 290
and Nevill family 25: 291
Nevill, Henry 25: 79
and Temple Mills gunpowder manufacture 22: 117 and Tottenham Mills gunpowder manufacture 23: 57
and Walthamstow Mills gunpowder manufacture 23: 57 Clacton
Cann Hall, Constable Avenue 29: 211
see also Clacton, Little;
Gutteridge Hall; Weeley
Heath Clacton,
Little
bypass
and Roman/medieval sites recorded 22: 152; 25:
248
Dead Lane, prehistoric features 25: 248
Montana Nursery,
late Iron Age/Roman features
25: 248 Clacton-on-Sea
Jaywick, duck decoy pond 28: 193
parchmarks 28: 188
Clapton Hall, Great Dunmow see Southall (manor) Clare, George,
ass. to F. Chancellor 24: 172;
26: 207
Clare, honour
of (Domesday) 21: 49; 24: 158 Clare, Lady of see De Burgh,
Elizabeth
Clare, Richard de, Earl of Hertford, and the 13th cent. royal forests
26: 129
Clare
family 21: 49; 22: 68
Clark, Ann and Hamerow, Helena, Excavations at Mucking
(2 vols reviewed) 25: 292-4
Clark, G.T., and}. H. Round 23: 82
Clark, SirTalbot, 17th cent. dyeing
patent 22: 118-19 Clarke, C. P.
et al., 'Excavations at Church Street,
Waltham Abbey
1976-87: urban development and prehistoric evidence' 24: 69-113
Excavations south ofChignall Roman villa, Essex
1977-81
(book review) 30: 275-6
Clarke, Joseph
(architect) (d 1888) 24: 168 Clarke, R.
et al.
'Late medieval building
remains in Saffron
Walden: excavations to the rear of 33-35 High Street' 29: 122-35
27
Clarke,R.
Clarke, R., et al. (cont.)
'Medieval timber buildings in Chipping Ongar: excavation at the south side of the Pleasance
car park, 1995' 30: 154-77 Clarke, Sir Robert,
and Pleshey parks 25: 116 Claudius I, Emperor 21: 8
see also coins Clavering
late Bronze Age (poss.)
chisel/leatherworking knife 28:
181-2,181
hall of the 'Bury'
24: 122; 27: 288
as Hundred
24: 153, 240; 29: 115, 119
Moat Farm (also Coldhams Double-Moated site) 24:
197-8;25:253
see
also Starling's Green clay
frred/baked/burnt
prehistoric (general),Wakering, Great 28: 10
mid/late Bronze
Age, Springfield/BorehamA12 Interchange
30: 18, 19
late Bronze Age, Broomfield, Windmill
Field 26: 20 Iron Age
Bentley, Little, Hall Farm 26: 251
Birchanger, Woodside Industrial
Park 25:43
late Iron Age
Maldon landfill
site (poss.) 22: 170
Writtle, Birch Spring, Highwood
27: 6, 10, 11
late Iron Age/Roman 24: 16, 17
Braintree, George Yard 24: 50
Grays Thurrock, William
Edwards School29: 30 Rainham, Football
Ground (former) 28: 101
'Belgic Bricks'
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 88
Grays Thurrock,
William Edwards School29:
30, 31
medieval
Pleshey 30: 271
Stebbingford 27: 116
not precisely dated
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community site 25: 68
Brightlingsea Rising Main 26: 223
Castle Hedingham, Maiden
Ley Farm 27: 32 Fox Hall, Southend
26: 36-7
Hatfield Peverel,
Sandford Quarry 27: 15, 19
Stebbingford 27: 154-5, 155
Weald, South, Camp 26: 63
see also loomweights; pipeclay clay bats, in dovecotes
28: 296
clay extraction (poss.), Plaistow, Cumberland School23: 102
clay fragments (unidentified), late Bronze
Age,
Springfield/Boreham A 12 Interchange 30: 12 clay pipes see pipes, clay
Claypits Farm, Thaxted, poss. tile kiln 23: 124
Clayton, Henry, surveyor of lngatestone 25: 220, 222, 224 Clere,John
clothier in Colchester
21: 110, 112, 114, 115
Colchester bailiff
21: 103
will of 1538 21: 114, 115;
22: 93, 95,97
Clere, Nicholas, Colchester will (1500) 22: 90
Clere, Thomas (d 1520) 21: 112, 113, 115
Clere family, 16th cent. Colchester 21: 110, 112 Clerks Holme, Walthamstow, gunpowder mill23: 61 Clisson, Olivier, sire de 26: 149-50
Cluniac Order, Newton
Longville (Bucks) 27: 193 Cnut, King 21: 157
Essex Society for Archaeology and History
coal remains
Harwich, Church Street 21: 86
Thaxted, Town Street 29: 291
coal supplies,Audley End housekeeping accounts,
late 18th
cent. 23:68
Coalhouse Fort, EastTilbury 21: 127, 131; 23: 105
Coates, Henry, map-maker
of Portland Place,
London 25: 224
Cobbett, William,
Cottage
Economy (1822) 27: 231
Cobbold, Christine E. (historian) 24: 157
Cobham, Sir Thomas, ofLexden manor (15th cent.) 21: 106
Coddenham (Suffolk) 26: 290
Codham
Hall, Great see
Wethersfield coffin furniture
Walthamstow, St Mary's
Church 28: 259, 260-1, 262-3
Weald, South, St Peter's
Church 28: 265 coffins
brick, not
precisely dated, Birdbrook, Church of St Augustine
of Canterbury, churchyard 24: 189
lead
18th cent.
Hatfield Peverel,
St Andrew's Church
26: 279
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church
28: 256, 259, 260-3 18th/19th cent., Weald,
South, St Peter's Church
28: 265
lead-lined, Leigh-on-Sea, Church of St Clement 27: 296
stone
medieval
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29: 66
Ridgewell, St Lawrence's Church 27: 298, 299
Woodham Waiter 22: 170, 172
post-medieval, Dagenham, St Peter and St Paul Church 29:253
wood
poss. Roman, Heybridge, Langford
Road 28: 27 medieval/post-medieval, Stebbing,
Church of St Mary
the
Virgin 28: 121, 122
post-medieval, Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 260 Coggeshale, Henry de (Sir John's son and heir)
22:65 Coggeshale,John
de (d 1319) 22:61,62
Coggeshale, Ralph de (d 1305) 22: 61, 62;
30: 248
Coggeshale, Sir John de (d 1361),
Essex knight 22:
61-6; 28:245;30:248
Coggeshall
Abbey 26: 102, 253;
29: 98
Abbey Farm 28: 208
aerial reconnaissance 21: 123; 23: 95
bricks from 29: 59,76-8,94, 100-5,
101, 102
Cistercian Order 23: 159; 29: 76, 100-4; 30: 135 Saint Nicholas
Chapel (later St Nicholas Parish
Church), brickwork 27: 292-5, 292-4; 29: 84,
97, 102, 104
Savigniac Order 29: 100, 103, 104
water meadows 26: 234
Roman Stane Street 24: 192; 26: 82, 83, 100-1, 102
19th cent.
cloth-working 27: 229
prostitution 27: 232
straw plaiting
27: 230
Bridge Street, Gardner's Brewery 28: 206, 223-5
Church Street 21: 129; 26: 82, 101,
102
see also 'The Lawns' (below)
East Street (part of Roman Stane Street)
26: 82, 83, 100-1,
102
No. 6A 27: 282
28
Index for Volumes 21-30
Coggeshall (cont.)
Grange Barn 26:272,
275; 27: 186-7,288
Houchins Farm, moat 28:
292-3
J. & S. Surridge, auctioneers and surveyors
25: 224
Kings Acre
medieval carved
panel 26: 253
Kings' warehouses 26: 253
The Mill House 29: 185 'The Lawns'
Mesolithic features
26: 82
Neolithic/Bronze Age features 26: 82, 92, 93, 100
late Bronze
Age/early Iron Age features 26: 82, 92, 93,
100
Roman features 26: 82-104
(inc. illustr.)
Anglo-Saxon features 26: 82, 86, 89, 90,96-7, 97, 102
medieval features 26: 82, 88, 90, 97-9, 103
post-medieval features
26:82,86, 87, 89, 9Q-1, 90, 92,
98-9,103
Paycockes House, ornamental carving 25: 150, 154 Queen Street, No. 31, Barnetts
Yard, prehistoric to post-
medieval features
29: 197
St Peter-ad-Vincula Church 26: 82, 102
St Peter's
Road 26: 83
St Peter's School26:
83, 90, 100, 101, 102, 103
West Street 23: 159-61, 160
Isinglass Factory
29: 191, 195, 211
King's Mill Development 24: 192
Robins Brook culvert 23: 159, 160, 161 Woolpack public house,
early cross-wing 24: 120
Coggeshall House
poss. prehistoric and Roman
features 25: 248 Brooklands
(new development), Roman to medieval
features 21: 129
Coggeshall, Little
Coggeshall Hall (14th cent. estate of Coggeshale family) 22:61
Saint Nicholas
Chapel (later St Nicholas Parish Church)
see Coggeshall (Abbey) above
coins
Iron Age
by ruler
Addedomarus 24: 61
Cunobelinus 21: 19, 44; 24:
61; 26: 71, 73,75; 29:
206
Dubnovellaunus 26: 75
Tasciovanus 29: 206
by site
Billericay 21: 19, 44
Braintree 24: 61
Colchester, Gosbecks 29: 206
Harlow temple 21: 133; 26: 73
Langenhoe, red hill 26: 71, 73,75
Stapleford Tawney/Stanford Rivers
26: 269 Sturmer (Haverhill
Bypass (A604)), gold stater 27:
269;29:295,297
Wakering, Great 26: 75 Roman
by ruler
Antoninus Pius, Langenhoe, red hill26: 75 Carausius, Thaxted
23: 124
Claudius I
Chesterford, Great 21: 13, 17
Colchester, Gryme's dyke 21: 143
Constans (337-350), Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 65, 82
coins
Constantine, House of Chesterford, Great 22: 42 Langenhoe, red hill26: 75
Stansted Airport, Hotel site 21: 137 Constantine I ('The Great') (AD
307-337)
Billericay 21: 22, 38
Langenhoe, red hill26: 75
Stapleford Tawney/Stanford Rivers 26: 269 Constantius II(337-361)
Braintree, George Yard 24: 31
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 65, 82 Langenhoe,
red hill26: 75
Diocletian, Dunmow,
Great, Buildings Farm 28:
65, 82
Galerius
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 65, 82 Wigborough, Great, red hill26:
69,70-1
Gratian
Braintree, George
Yard 24: 29
Chelmsford and Essex Museum 24: 220 Langenhoe,
red hill26: 75
Hadrian, Billericay 21: 27, 38 Honorius, Billericay, School21: 45 Marcus Aurelius
Braintree, George Yard 24: 31 London, Little (nr Chigwell) 26:247
Septimius Severus
24: 9
Trajan, Colchester, East Stockwell
Street 23: 32
Valentian, House of, Billericay, School21: 39, 45 Vespasian
Birchanger, Woodside Industrial Park 25: 28
Chesterford, Great, Church Street 28: 219
by site
Ardleigh, Elm Park 30: 212
Billericay, School21: 22, 26, 27, 38-9,45
Birchanger, Woodside
Industrial Park 25: 28
Boreham, Hull's Lodge Farm 24: 9
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community
site 25: 68
Braintree, George Yard 24: 29, 31
Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27:
33, 34 Chadwell St Mary, County Primary
School 28: 208;
29:48,54
Chesterford, Great
Carmen Street,
Flint Cottage 22: 42
Ickleton Road 21: 13, 17 Colchester
Angel Yard 27:38,64-71
East Stockwell Street 23: 32
Gryme's dyke
21: 143
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 64, 65, 82
Elsenham 23: 112
Tye Green 27:271
Grays Thurrock,
William Edwards School 29: 31 Langenhoe, red hill26: 75
Laver, High 30: 197
Rainham, Football
Ground (former) 28:96,98,
101
Sampford, Great,
Shillingstone Field 29: 33
Stansted Airport,
Hotel site 21: 137
Stapleford Tawney/Stanford Rivers 26: 269
Thaxted 23: 124
Waltham Holy Cross/Waltham Abbey 23: 109; 27:
248
Wigborough, Great, red hill26: 69,70-1,76 Anglo-Saxon
by ruler, lBthelred 11, Castle
Hedingham 22: 174,
175
29
coins
coins, Anglo-Saxon (cont.)
by site
Ashdon, Viking
hoard 27: 94
Leigh-on-Sea 27: 94
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 76, 94, 106 medieval
English
Edward the Confessor, Vange
29: 284 Edward I, Colchester, Angel Yard
27: 44
Henry I, Springfield/Boreham A 12 Interchange 30:
26,38
Henry II, Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Castle, silver penny 27:
27,33
not precisely dated,
Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 54,
123
post-medieval
Belgian, Harwich,
Bathside Battery 25: 199, 200
British
Edward VII, King, Harlow, Old 22: 105
James I, Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 52 Victoria, Queen,
Harlow, Old 22: 105, 111 William IV, Great Codham Hall 30: 249
English
Charles I
Billericay, School21:
39, 46 Colchester, Angel Yard 27:51,52 Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 74, 123
Sampford, Great, St Michael's Church
25:277, 278
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin
25: 251 Charles II, Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin
28:123
Commonwealth, Harwich
21: 88 Elizabeth I
Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 52
Harwich 21: 88
Waltham Abbey, Church Street
24: 76, 106 Henry VIII, Colchester, Osbome Street 25: 57
see
also tokens
Cokayne, G. E. (Adams,
G. E.), on local history 26: 196 Colbrande, Richard, Colchester will (1540) 22: 97 Colchester
see also
Camulodunum; Gryme's Dyke; Berechurch;
Donyland, East
general
Liberties of the Borough 25: 72-8
Oath Book 21: 103
Victoria County History
Vol IX (review) 26: 289-90
by
period
Iron Age, Shrub End Dyke 26: 262 late Iron Age 28: 315
Roman 21: 143; 26: 253; 28: 205, 209, 217; 30: 210, 213,
223-4,230
Boudiccan Revolt 23: 122; 27: 38; 28: 217, 315; 29:
197,198,205,209
burials and grave goods 28: 281,282
City of Victory: the story of Colchester- Britain's first Roman
town (Crummy) (book review) 28: 315-16
pre-Boudican bath-building 23: 120-3, 121
Temple of Claudius
temple podium 23: 99, 103; 24:
234-6
see
also individual locations
below
Anglo-Saxon
attacked by Edward the Elder 27: 97
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
minting
26: 288
port of Old Hythe (Old Heath) 26:
290; 27: 237 medieval
11th cent.
Domesday Book
Donyland estate (later
Old Heath/Battleswick) 27:237
origin
of the 'Liberties' 25: 74-6
12th
to 13th cent.
Richard I's charter to borough
(1189) 21: 103; 26:
293
origin of the 'Liberties' 25: 73,74 14th cent.
and Black Death 22: 70
New Constitutions (1372) 24: 127
Peasants' Revolt (1381) 24: 127, 128
siege of (1350) and Lionel
de Bradenham 22: 67-75
15th to 16th cent.
bailiffs and burgesses in 21: 103-9
Crosed Friars
re-established 22: 97
Greyfriars monastery 29: 209
immigrants 21: 111
bailiffs 24: 126-7,
129, 131
Battleswick and West Donyland,
manors of 27: 237 cloth industry
24: 131
and Colne, River 28: 190
field names 28: 311
Gild of St Helen 21: 103-4
Hundred of 25: 75, 76
King's Wood 25: 75
Moot Hall21: 103
reeves 24: 125
town clerks 24: 125-35
and consular tables 24: 130
duties 24: 125-6
fees 24: 130-1
as parliamentary burgesses 24: 126, 127, 128
recruitment 24: 130
town sergeants 24: 126 16th to 17th cent.
Dissolution in 22: 96; 29: 209
parish church gilds 22: 92
Reformation in 22: 88-99; 30: 277-8
textile industry 21: 154
wealth and family in early
16th cent. 21: 110-17 wills and religious mentality
in Tudor period 22:
87-100
17th cent.
Col Fothergill's fort 29: 210
execution ofLucas and Lisle
(1648) 24: 161; 26: 289
siege of (1648) 21: 129; 23: 80, 83; 25: 46, 57, 178;
26:289,290;29:210
18th cent.
religious groups in (study reviewed)
23: 170, 172-3 social life (Thomas Twining's life: book review)
24:
241-2
18th-19th cent.
French wars
cloth industry 27: 229, 232
military barracks 27: 226, 232, 233, 235
military uniforms for 27: 228
shoemaking 27: 229 19th cent.
1884 earthquake 26: 217
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