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manors (cont.)
Littlebury 26: 279
Maldon
26: 163; 27: 224; 28: 144
Maplestead, Great 29: 229 preceptory of Knights Hospitaller, site of Maplestead Hall 25:253
Mapletoft, Robert,
apothecary at Audley End 23: 72
Maplin Sands, 'The Broomway'
27: 250, 255
Caxtons 29: 233 Mar Dyke
Dynes 29: 233 prehistoric woodland clearance
22: 52, 53
Hosdens 29: 233 medieval to post-medieval period 22: 58
Margaretting A13 survey and road improvement 23: 100; 24: 197; 26:
Cold-hall25: 160 240;27:262
Newland 25: 160, 171 Horndon to Barking gas pipeline 26: 286, 287
Marks,
Roding Margaret 27: 194 Marcus Aurelius, Emperor see coins (Roman)
Melksham (Wilts) 27: 198 Margaret of France (wife ofEdward I) 24: 122
Mount Bures 27: 339 Margaret Roding
see Roding, Margaret
Netteswellbury 28: 234, 237 Margaretting
Ongar, High 24: 160 medieval manors
Ongar
Park 25: 245 Cold-hall25: 160
Panfield 24: 160 Newland 25: 160
Pitsea 28: 216 Mark (Merk) family ofWhite
Roding 27: 193
Pleshey
25: 113 Mark Hall see Latton
Rainham, Dovers 26: 254 Markaunt, John, Colchester will (1583) 22: 98
Ridgewell27: 300 Markaunt, William,
Colchester will (1582) 22: 97
Roding,White,Mascallsbury27: 193,194,195,196,197, markets and fairs
198-9 medieval expansion
29: 117Ruckholts, Leytonstone 26: 240; 28: 298
Shortgrove, near Newport 27: 340
Southall (later Clapton Hall), Great Dunmow 27: 193-4, 195, 196, 197, 198
Stanford Rivers 26: 279
Stanway 22: 68; 24: 127 Stebbing see under Stebbing
Steeple Bumpstead see Waltons (below)
Thaxted 27: 331; 29: 118
Tillingham 27: 93
Tiptofts, Sewards End 28: 206, 223
Vange (Phenge) (alias Fobbing)
21: 50, 51, 52 WalthamAbbey/Waltham
Holy Cross 24:69-71,73 Waltham,Great21:48;25: 113,115,119
Walthambury 25: 113
Walthamstow, Low Hall Depot 26: 246
Waltons (Steeple Bumpstead) 29: 240
Woodham Ferrers 30: 148, 149, 151
Writtle 26: 130, 171; 27: 1, 3; 28: 245
see
also Cressing Temple; Woodham Waiter
mansiones
Chelmsford, Grove Road 24: 197; 29: 197
Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 100 Heybridge, Elms Farm (poss.)
26:250 Inchtuthil (Perths) 23: 122, 123
Mantel
family, as sheriffs of Essex 26: 163
Maplestead, Great
medieval manors
29: 229
Caxtons 29: 233
Dynes 29: 233
Hosdens 29: 233
Church Street 28: 222
Limewood/Rafters, medieval features
28: 220 Hosdens29:229-33,230-2;30:247
Hull Mill
House, late medieval house 25: 171
Lucking Street, Lucking
House Farmhouse 30: 240,241
St Giles' C. of E. Primary School,
prehistoric fmds 28: 209
St Giles' Church 30: 251
water pipeline
28: 222
Maplestead, Little
Church font 29: 97
medieval Epping 30:
262-3, 265
medieval Harlow 22: 101, 113
medieval Romford 30: 225
Markham, Gervase, Cheap and Good Husbandry (1614)
30: 193
MarksTey
14th cent.
manor of22: 68 Church 29: 94
Coggeshall Road, medieval features
25: 251
Markshall, Mary Honeywood
of 24: 160
Marney, Sir
Robert, and Lionel de Bradenham 22: 68, 72,
73
Martel, Geoffrey, medieval manors
of27: 195
Martello towers 28: 188
Harwich
25: 196, 198
Martin, Geoffrey
H. (historian) 24: 157
Marvin family of Great Bentley
26: 290
MaryTudor, Queen 25: 156; 26: 198; 30: 178-9, 187
and Catholicism in Colchester 22: 93, 96, 97; 30: 278 Mascallsbury Farm/manor
see Roding, White Mashams see Laver, High
Mashbury, Anglo-Saxon metalwork 27: 320, 321
Maskerel family, medieval manors of 27: 195
Mason, A. Stuart
Essex on the Map (book review) 22: 188
'Tithe commutation maps of Essex' 25: 219-25 Mason, Ben (post-Civil War sequestrator) 25: 174 Mason, Francis,
Temple Mills lease 22: 117
Mason, Richard,
16th cent. Colchester will-writer 22: 87 Massey, Col (later Maj.-Gen.
Sir) Edward 25: 174 Matching
early medieval settlement 29: 116, 119
and 'Manewode' (Manwood)
27: 193
MatchingTye to Hatfield
Heath, Rising Main 29:
199-200
Matson, Charles (valuer) 25: 224
Matthews, Nathaniel, lease ofTottenham Mills 23: 60 Maud, Empress (wife ofKing Stephen) 28: 142 Mauduit, Gilbert,
and Vange/Fobbing manors 21: 50 Mauleon, Savary
de, and the 13th cent.
royal forests 26:
129-30
Mauncell, William, 16th cent. Colchester will-writer 22: 87
65
Maxey
Maxey family monument,
Holy Trinity Church, Bradwell- juxta-Coggeshall 29: 66, 100
Mayland, 19th cent. tithe map 25: 223
Mayland Creek, Steeple,
oyster pits 26: 228,229
Maylandsea
prehistoric (general) 25:
227
Roman artefacts 25: 227
pottery 26: 223
The Maynard
Lieutenancy Book 1608-1639
ed. B.W. Quintrell (book review) 25: 290
Maynard, Sir Henry,
Abrahams Ferry 23: 63
Medlycott,Maria
'A medieval farm and its landscape: excavations at Stebbingford,Felsted 1993'27: 102-81
and Germany, Mark,
'Archaeological fieldwalking in Essex, 1985-1993: interim results' 25: 14-27
'Iron Age and Roman material from Birchanger, near Bishop's Stortford; excavations at Woodside Industrial Park,
1992'25:28-45
'The Othona Community site, Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex: the extra-mural settlement' 25: 60-71
et al., 'South
Weald Camp - a probable
late Iron Age hill
fort: excavations 1990' 26: 53-64
Meeks, N. D. and Varndell, G. L., 'Three
Bronze Age tore fragments from
Woodham Waiter' 25: 1-2
Melksham (Wilts),
Crown manor of27: 198
Mellitus, bishopric of (604-616 AD) 25: 246
memorials
Birdbrook Church, war memorial22: 134
Chancellor, Frederic, on Sepulchral Monuments 26: 205, 207
Deane family, St Giles' Church, Great Maplestead 30: 251
Earls Colne, St Andrew's
Church see tombs/tombstones Suckling, Alfred,
Memorials of Essex (1845) 26: 196 Terling Church,
Rochester family brasses 27:
302-3
see also tombs/tombstones
Meopham
(Kent), Nurstead Court 25: 111
Mere (Wilts), school29: 147, 148
Merivale (Warwicks) 30: 146, 151, 152
Mersea Island
general
and the Vikings
27: 95
Domesday survey
29: 281
and 14th cent.
Colne fisheries 22: 70 and Langenhoe
26: 75
the Strood 26: 76
post-medieval sheep-farming
26: 77
WW2 sites 29: 191
decoy bunker 25: 256
not precisely dated
fish traps (kiddles) 24: 193, 194
mise. posts 25: 233 Mersea, East
Fen Farm, prehistoric features
25: 242
Mersea Flats, fish weir 28: 194, 195; 29:276,277,281
tithe map 25: 223
WW2 artillery site 25: 256
Mersea, West
Church of SS Peter and Paul, tower restoration 28: 255-6,255
Coast Road (No. 79) 30: 226
fish weirs/traps (kiddles)
25: 233; 29: 276, 277, 281
oyster pits 28: 190
Waldegraves Farm, duck decoy pond 28: 193
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Messing
Anglian Water pipeline
to Stanway 24: 209 Chibborne family 24: 152-3
church plate of24: 152-3
No. 1,The Street, medieval
kitchen 28: 113, 114, 116
Yew Tree Farmhouse, medieval kitchen 28: 115, 116
metalwork see Acton Park Phase; Carp's
Tongue Phase; copper alloy objects; Ewart
Park Phase; gold objects; iron objects; lead alloy; lead and lead working; pewter;
silver objects; Taunton Phase; Wilburton Phase
metalworking
Bronze Age, Harlow, Potter Street, Old House 23: 106 Roman
Colchester, Gosbecks
26: 262
Harlow, Old, Priory
Avenue 22: 155
Heybridge, Elms Farm 26: 250
Anglo-Saxon, Ongar
sewerage scheme pipeline
23: 134, 136 medieval, Horndon-on-the-Hill, High Road/Mill Lane 28:
211
17th cent., Temple
Mills 22: 119
not precisely dated
Barking, Retail Park 27: 263
Chelmsford, Moulsham
Street 21: 128 Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 38
Hythe Hill 26: 249; 27: 267
Danebury (Hants) 27: 155
Stebbingford, (pass. evidence
of) 27: 155 Thorrington, Elmstead Market to Clacton water main
23:93
see also bronze-working; copper
manufacture; iron slag; ironworking; lead and lead working
Methodism see religious nonconformity
Meyrick, Rev. E. G., Ramsbury (Wilts)
29: 147
Michaelson, John, Chelmsford rector 26: 292
Middlesex, Earl of see Cranfield, Lionel
Mildmay family, of Moulsham
Hall, Chelmsford 26: 291, 292,293;28:317;29:216;30: 180
Mile End
and 'Liberties' of Colchester 25:72-7 medieval pottery
kiln 28: 137
Rev.
Thomas Bland as vicar (late 18th cent.) 24: 242
military defence see defensive works
military equipment/weapons
late Iron Age/early Roman? British chariotry 21: 142-3
Gosbecks 30: 216
HarlowTemple 21: 133
see also arrowheads; artillery; chapes; crossbow boltheads/bolts; scabbards; shield fittings; spearheads; swords
military units
Essex Regiment, 2nd Volunteer Battalion, Chelmsford 26: 206
Essex Yeomanry, Waltham Abbey 24: 74
Home Guard 26: 256; 27: 274
Lord Admiral's Regiment (the Royal Marines) 25: 178 Royal Artillery, Shoeburyness 29: 202
Royal Flying Corps 29: 300
Royal Garrison
Artillery, Harwich 29: 212
Westminster militia
25: 174
Mill Green, Ingatestone 21: 92; 27: 3, 174
Bedemans Berg (hermit
cell) 28: 311
medieval pottery kilns 23: 51-5, 55; 26: 63; 27: 3
66
Index for Vblumes 21-30
MillHill (Kent),
late Bronze Age site 25: 10 Millington, John, and Gosfield Hall 25: 185 mills
designed byE Chancellor 26: 214
Bocking, Bradford
Street Mill 30: 233-7,
233-6
Sewardstone Mills
22: 117; 23: 61
Stratford area 22: 115, 116
Temple Mills, Leyton 22: 115-21, 116; 23: 61
Tottenham Mills 23: 57-61, 62
Waltham Abbey,
Cornmill Stream 30: 221
Waltham Holy Cross,
Royal Ordnance Works,
horse mill 26:246
Walthamstow Mills 23: 61-2
see also corn mills; oil mills; paper mills; tide mills; water mills; windmills
millstones
18th cent.,
Temple Mills 22: 119
not precisely dated,Waltham Abbey, Powdermill Lane 27: 249
Mllton, Brian, et al., 'Harwich; its archaeological potential as revealed in excavations at George Street
and Church Street'
21: 57-91
Minchinhampton Common (Glos), mounds on Iron Age earthwork 25: 254
Minnis Bay, Birchington (Kent),
late Bronze Age
hoard
28:280;29: 15
Minster (Kent), Bronze Age metalwork
28: 280 Mistley
Maltings No.
1 27:256-7, 257; 29: 190,212
Maltings Nos 3, 4 & 7 30: 212,229
and medieval
foundation of Manningtree 24: 238 School Lane, 'The Elms'
28: 200
moated sites 29: 200;
30: 193
Barling Magna, Barling
Marsh 26: 222 Benfleet, North, North Benfleet
Hall27: 296 BorehamAirfield (poss.)
27: 271; 28:216
Brentwood, Old Thorndon
Hall 30: 193 Chignall, Beaumond
Moates 27:251,252 Chingford,
St Pauls 21: 127, 129
Chrishall, Chiswick
Hall 30: 213
Clavering, Moat Farm (Coldhams Double-Moated site) 24: 197-8;25:253
Coggeshall, Houchins
Farm 28: 292, 293
CressingTemple 23: 103; 25: 249
Epping, Copped Hall29: 226,227
Fairlop 30: 202
Glottenham (E Sussex) 26: 189
Gutteridge Hall near Weeley
Heath 22: 152; 25: 248
Hatfield Broad Oak, Lancasters 24: 191
Horndon, East, Heron Hall 30: 193
Littlebury Hall 26: 279
Ockendon, North
29:210
Orsett, Old Hall Farm 27: 278
Pentlow 30: 201
Pentlow Hall22: 176, 177, 179-80
Rainham, Dovers 26: 254
Roydon, Nether Hall22:
156; 30: 193 Southend-on-Sea, Southchurch Hall24: 122 Stansted Hall 30: 190, 193
Stebbing
Mount 30: 146
Thaxted, Horham Hall 30: 193
Thornwood 30: 202
Tiptofts Farm, Seward's End 27: 270; 28: 206, 223
Waltham Abbey monastic
gardens 30: 202
Walthamstow,
Low Hall Depot 26: 239, 246
mortars and cements
Wimbish, Parsonage Farm 27: 266
Witham, Houchins
Farm 28: 206
WoodhamWalter 30: 181,188,189-90,193
Writtle, King John's Hunting Lodge 23: 110; 24: 122-4,
123,224-8,225
Molehill Green,
Stansted medieval period 29:
115; 30: 41
pottery 22: 109, 110
structure 27: 175,
176, 177; 28: 110
Molesey, East (Surrey), gunpowder
manufacturing 23: 61 Mollett, I. et al.,A village in time. The history
of Newport,
Essex (book review)
27: 340 molluscs
Pleistocene deposits, Aveley 29: 204
not precisely dated
Barling Magna,
Barling Marsh 26: 222
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community site 25: 68
Enfield Lock 22:
162
Harwich 21: 89
Maldon, Carmelite
Friary 30: 81, 86, 127 Southend, Fox Hall26: 37
Stebbingford 27: 108, 115, 116,
156, 158-9, 160, 162,
168-9, 173
Thaxted, Town Street/Weaverhead Lane 29: 291
Tilbury, East,
Coalhouse Fort 21: 131 monasteries, dissolution of see under religion and
ritual
Monks
Wood, hedgerow dating
24: 114 Monmouth, Duke of25:
176
Monox, George,
St Mary's Church,
Walthamstow 28: 258 Montagu, Maud de, Abbess of Barking (14th
cent.) 22:
67
Montchensi (Munchensy/Montchesny), Dionysia
de
(d 1313, wife ofHugh de Vere) 27: 300; 28:
131
Montchensi (Munchensy/Montchesny) family
26: 165-6
and Stansted Hall, Halstead
26: 146
Montfichet (Muntfichet), Gilbert, lord of the barony of Stansted Mountfitchet 26: 273
Montfichet (Muntfichet) family, and the 12th-13th cent. forest of Essex
26: 126-7
Montfort, Henry de 27: 197
Montfort, Simon de 27: 197
Montier, M. Pierre,
and Walthamstow Mills 23: 61
Moor Hall, Sheering/Harlow, Neolithic, Bronze Age/early Iron Age settlement 21: 119;23: 116, 117
Moor
Hall Farm, Rainham
see under Rainham Moore, George, 17th
cent. dyeing patent
22: 119 Morant, Rev. Philip
25: 73-4
and the Bourchier family 26: 145-6
on Chelmer
valley parks 25: 113, 116, 119, 120 and early historians of Essex 24: 157-63
History
and Antiquities of the County
of Essex ( 1768) 24: 157;26:200,292
Maldon's history 26: 162-3
on siege of Colchester (1350) 22: 67, 70
More, Sir Thomas 25: 113; 30: 277
Moreton
Black Hall, crown
post roof25: 130
Hancocks, medieval kitchen 28: 115, 116
Morse, Gen. R., Insp. Gen.
ofFortifications 25: 198 mortars and cements
Roman
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 12-13, 18
Braintree, George
Yard 24: 50
67
mortars and cements
mortars and cements
(cont.)
medieval
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29: 76,
82
Waltham Abbey
Church Street 24: 89, 107, 108
Sun Street 27: 324-5, 325
mortars (grinders)
Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 77-8, 77
Stebbingford 27: 126
Uttlesford, north-west
29: 183, 184
Waltham Abbey 23: 109 mortuary enclosures see enclosures mosaic
floors, Roman
Colchester
Balkerne Passage/Gate, Mercury
Theatre 28: 205, 209;
29: 197
Long Wyre Street,
Co-operative Stores 29: 198
Victoria Chase 30: 224
mosaics, Roman, Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 100 motorways
see roads
Moull, William
Arnold (architect) 24: 169, 179 Moulsham Hall see under Chelmsford Moulsham see under Chelmsford MountBures
prehistoric
Bronze Age(?) cremation burials
29: 187
ring ditches
29: 187
16th cent. 'Old House' (poss. court hall) 22: 82 17th cent.,
curate's scandal at 24: 161
Long Gardens,
(poss.) long mortuary
enclosure 29: 188,
189
Mount Bures- its lands
and its people. A brief history from prehistoric to Victorian times (McMaster and Evans) (book review) 27: 339-40
Mount Carmel, Monastery
of St Mary of Carmel 30: 44,
131, 134, 135, 139
Mountnessing
Drury's Farm, Ingatestone (former)
lock-up cell28: 293-4,
293
medieval placename (poss.)
Ginga? 21:49 Thoby priory 24: 157
mounts
copper alloy
Bronze Age, Fingringhoe 22: 4, 7
Roman, Stapleford Tawney/Stanford Rivers 26: 269,
270
Saxon, Arkesden 28: 182, 183 Moverons Pit see Brightlingsea Moyns Park see Steeple Bumpstead Mucking
general
early planned
landscapes 22: 52, 53, 58
Excavations at Mucking vols 1-2 (book review)
(A. Clark and H. Hamerow) 25: 292-4
North Ring 25: 9, 10, 12; 26: 22
book review (D. Bond) 21: 156
Severn Trent Water (STW) Water Pipeline 26: 255
middle Bronze Age features 25: 10
late Bronze Age loomweights 23: 118, 119
late Iron Age enclosure
27: 11
Roman structure
27: 20
'mini-hillfort' 22: 25
Saxon period brooch 29: 184
cemetery 23: 131
Essex Society for Archaeology and History
grubenhiiuser 21: 125; 29: 48, 57
see also Excavations at Mucking (Vol2 reviewed above)
Muilman, Peter 24: 157
Chelmsford benefactor 26: 292 Mumford, Daniel,
surveyor 25:221,223 Munchensy family see Montchensi Munteni family of Mountnessing 24: 157
Munteny (Muntney) family, and Littlebury
26: 279 Munttichet family
see Montfichet
Murphy, P. L. and Wilkinson, T. J., The archaeology of the
Essex
Coast vol 1: the Hullbridge
survey (book review) 27: 337-8
Musters, Robert de 27: 197, 198
Mustyan,John, miller at Temple
Mills (16th cent.) 22: 115 Myche family, of Colchester 21: 111, 112
Myddle (Salop) 28: 176
nails
copper alloy,
not
precisely dated, Harwich, Bathside Battery 25:215,216
iron
Roman
Billericay School21: 41,42
Boreham, Bull's
Lodge Farm 24: 16
Braintree, George Yard 24: 47, 48
Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm (poss.) 27: 32 Heybridge,
Langford Road 28: 26, 27, 38
Sampford, Great, Shillingstone Field 29: 46,47 medieval
Boreham, Buxted Chicken
Factory 28: 106, 109
Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 120, 121
medieval/post-medieval, Stebbingford 27: 126, 153, 154
not precisely dated
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 86
Thaxted, Town Street
29: 290
see also horseshoe nails Napoleonic wars see wars
Narbrough, Sir John (17th cent.) 25: 181
Nash, William, brewer,
17th cent. Waltham
Abbey 24: 71 Nass, The, Blackwater estuary
fish-traps25:233;29: 185,276,277
fishing weirs 29: 185, 275,276, 281
timber remains
29: 279-80
National Agricultural Labourers' Union in Essex (book review) 22: 189
National Mapping Project
25: 233-7; 26: 228, 230; 29: 274
Essex Mapping Project 26: 230-4; 27: 253-5, 253, 254; 28:
190-5,
192, 196; 29: 186-8, 187; 30: 199-202,
20D-1
Naughton (Suffolk), Church font 29: 97
Navestock
medieval settlement
assarting 29: 116
landholding 29: 119
Church of StThomas the Apostle 26: 218; 29: 98
spire 29: 286,287 Navy seeTaylor, Capt. Silas
Nayland (Suffolk) Alston Court
13th cent. hall with cross-wings 24: 118, 119, 120
cambered timbered
ceiling 25: 141
'The Butts',
Church Lane 25: 153, 154
Naze (promontory) see Sokens,
The Nazeing
Saxon cell of Barking Abbey 27: 93
68
Index for Jtblumes 21-30
Nazeing
(cont.)
medieval period,
landholding 21: 49
as placename 28: 311
WW2 decoy airfield
25: 257
Neale, Kenneth
(ed.), Essex 'full of profitable
thinges':Essays presented to Sir John
Ruggles-Brise (book review) 28: 316-17
Neerharen-Rekem (Germany), Roman villa 26: 264, 265 Neggemere, Philip, Colchester bailiff (15th cent.)
21:
105
Neile,
Sir Paul, and Capt. Silas Taylor 25: 174, 175 Nenk, Beverley, 'A medieval sgraffito-decorated jug from
Mill Green'
23: 51-6
Netherlands
immigrants from 22: 122-3,
130-1
17th-cent. 'wailers' (land reclaimers) 22: 122, 123, 129,
131
Maldon Carmelites
links with 30: 136
see also 'Dutch' cottages; Dutch Reformed Churches
Netteswellbury
Monks'Barn28:228,234-7,235-6
geometry of construction 28: 237-8, 238
Nettlestead (Suffolk) 24: 120
Nettleton (Wilts), Roman shrine site 26: 266,267
Nevill,
Henry, and CressingTemple 25: 79, 103; 28: 164 Nevill, John de, and Coggeshale family (14th cent.)
22: 64 Nevill, Mary, of Cressing 28: 156, 164
Nevill family, and Great Codham Hall (14th cent.) 22: 64 Nevill
family (formerly Smyth), and CressingTemple 25:
79,291;28: 156,164
Nevill Holt (Leics) 28: 164
Neville, Richard, FSA, fourth Baron Braybrooke 21: 11 Neville family
and the 12th-13th
cent. royal forests 26: 130 Hugh de 26: 126, 127, 128, 129, 130
John de 26: 127
Roger de 26: 130
Thomas de 26: 130
New England, Mobility and Migration - East Anglian founders of, 1629-1640 (RogerThompson) (book review) 26: 290-1
New England Island,
Foulness
and the identity ofWallfleet 26: 169,
170
poss. red hills 21: 131
New River Company, andTottenham Mills 23:60,61 Newcourt, Richard
(d 1716), Repertorium Ecclesiasticum
Parochiale Londinense 24: 158-61,
159; 25:
182;26: 192,198
Newham
Barnwood CT, North
Woolwich Road 29: 200
former Alcan Works, North Woolwich
Road 29: 200
Newham Museum Service
see Passmore Edwards
Museum
Newland family,
ofNewland, Roxwell25: 160 Newland Hall, Roxwell see Roxwell
Newman family,
of Earls Colne 28: 178 Newman's
End 29: 200
Newport
A
village in time.
The history of Newport,
Essex (Nurse et al.)
(book review)
27: 340
Church, architecture 27: 340
Church House, medieval
pottery 22: 142 Grammar School
geophysical survey 29: 213-14
'Stone House' site? 29: 213-14
Paragon Cafe, post-medieval structures 26: 254
oak
charcoal
White House, High Street,
medieval worked stone 22: 141-
2,141
Newsham,James (stepson ofR. Nugent) 25: 186, 187
Newton family, Earls Colne 28: 176
Newton
Longville (Bucks),
Cluniac priory 27: 193, 195 Nicholls, John,
Temple Mills lease 22: 117
Niger, Randulphus (d 1199) 25:60
Noak Hill, Paternoster Row, Weald View, medieval pottery kiln 28: 206, 212; 29: 195, 206; 30: 212, 220
Noble, Augustus, Ongar Academy 29: 149
Noble, George,
Woodford valuer 25: 221
Noble, Richard, Ongar builder
29: 148, 149
Nockolds, Martin,
Audley End nurseryman/bailiff 23: 68; 24:165, 166;25:224
Nockolds, Martin,
junior, map-maker 25: 224 Nockolds, Martin, map-maker
(son of Audley End
nurseryman) (d 1840) 25: 224
Nockolds family of Saffron Walden 25: 224, 225
Nockolds family ofStansted 25: 224
nonconformity see religious nonconformity Norfolk
dukes of see Howard
earls of
founding of Harwich 21: 89; 25: 193
see also Bigod family
Normans Farm see Wakes Colne
North, Roger, ofRougham (Norfolk) 28:297
North
Elmham (Norfolk), sgraffito-decorated pottery
23: 53 NorthWeald
airfield 25: 256; 29: 300; 30:
202
Pickett-Hamilton fort 25: 257
anti-aircraft site 30: 207
North Weald
Bassett
New Pond Spring,Anglo-Saxon brooch
29: 184,185
see also Ongar Radio Station
Northey, George, 'common
preacher' of Colchester (16th cent.) 22: 97
Norton
Mandeville, 19th cent. tithe map 25: 223 Norwich (Norfolk)
post-medieval textile
industry 21: 154
Dutch Church 22: 123
Notley see Black Notley; White Notley
Notley, Great
Notley Garden Village
see Black Notley Nottidge, George,
1840 map of estate 25: 225
Nottidge family 30: 236 Nottingham
Ewart Park phase metalwork hoard 28: 272 medieval royal borough 30: 146, 152
Standard Hill Academy 29: 148, 149 Nugent, 2nd Baron see Grenville, George
Nugent, Anne (formerly Knight and
second wife of Robert,
d 1756) 25: 186-7,187, 188
Nugent, Edmund (son ofRobert)
25: 187, 188
Nugent, Elizabeth
(formerly Lady Berkeley
and third wife ofRobert) 25: 188
Nugent, Mary (eldest daughter
ofRobert and later
Lady Buckingham)
25: 188-9, 188
Nugent, Robert (later Earl) (d 1788), and Gosfield
Hall
25:186-91,186
Nugent family,
of Gosfield Hall25: 191
Nurse, B. et al.,A village in time.
The history of Newport,
Essex (book review) 27: 340
oak charcoal,
middle Iron Age, Asheldham Camp 22: 24,
34,35
69
oak remains
oak remains
medieval, Colchester, Osborne Street 25: 48, 49, 50
18th/19th cent., Coggeshall, West Street 23: 159, 160, 161
oak timberwork
Barking, West Bank/Highbridge Road, Formula 1 Hotel27:
263
Blackwater estuary 29: 281
Nass, The 29:
276,279,280,281
Bocking
Bradford Street 28: 185
Church Lane,
Hill Malting 29: 220, 222
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity
Church 29: 65, 66,
73,82,83,86,90,93,95,96,97, 100
Castle Hedingham, StJames Street, High House 28: 232, 234
CressingTemple, Granary 25: 92, 96, 102
Hedingham Castle,
dovecote 28: 295, 296,
297 Maldon, All Saints' Church spire 24: 148 Maplestead, Great, Hosdens 29: 230
Mountnessing, Drury's Farm, (former) Ingatestone lock- up cell 28: 293, 294
Sandon, StAndrew's Church, doorway 25:281-4,282-3
Terling Hall Farm, cartlodge
29: 242, 243
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 259
Witham, Chipping Hill Nos 26-28 27:286 oak woodland
Cressing 25: 94; 28: 151, 154
Pound Wood, Rayleigh
Hills 27: 322
Weald, South, Camp
26: 42
Writtle, Birch Spring, Highwood
27: 5, 6, 9
Oakley, placename evidence 24: 153-5 Oakley, Great
Bramble Island
duck decoy
pond 28: 193; 29: 186
explosives factory 29: 186
watching brief 24: 208
Great Oakley
Dock, duck decoy pond 28: 193; 29: 186 Oakley,
Little
late Bronze
Age hoard 22: 9, 10-11
WW2 anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Ockendon, early
planned landscape 22: 48, 53-4 Ockendon, North
early planned
landscape 22: 55
19th cent.
tithe map 25: 223
church 26: 196
Hall Farm, Church Lane, timber alignment 29: 210 Hall Farm (No. 2), watching
brief 24: 208
local history of 26: 196
Manor Farm 28: 101 Ockendon, South
Bruyn family 24: 160
early planned
landscape 22: 54
gas pipeline route and archaeological deposits 26: 285 local history of 26: 196
South Ockendon Hospital,
South Road, mise. prehistoric/Roman features 27: 265
Odo of Bayeux, Bishop
Dengie manor 21: 49
Hanningfield manor 26: 165
Vange (Phenge) manor 21: 50
Ogborne, Elizabeth
(historian) 24: 157
Ogllby,
John (historian) 25: 174
oil mills, Tottenham Mills 23: 59-60
O'Leary, John G. (Dagenham Chief Librarian) 26:
202
Essex Society for Archaeology
and History
Oliphant, Frederick, former
ass. to F. Chancellor 24: 179;
26:206
Olmius, Herman,
buys CressingTemple (1703) 25: 79; 28:
160
Olmstead, John,
of Great Maplestead 29: 233
Olyver,John, Colchester clerk (15th cent.) 24: 129, 130,
131, 132
Ongar
general, cropmarks 28: 188 medieval
period
and 13th cent. royal forest 26: 127, 129
hundredof26: 17Q-1;29: 118,119
King John's visit 26: 127, 128
19th cent. fortification, Essex
Redoubt 24: 200; 25: 245
see also Chipping Ongar
Ongar
Academy see Chipping Ongar Ongar,High
Chivers Hall29:
145, 147
manor of 24: 160
Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 228-9 medieval features
and decoration 25: 229
Spurriers Farm Malthouse 27: 257,258
Ongar
Park 25: 245 Ongar Park Hall25:
245
Ongar Radio Station
(Great Park) 24: 200; 25: 15, 18,
245-6;30:214
Essex Redoubt 24: 200; 25: 245
Ongar sewerage scheme (Thames Water)
Two Brewers
to Stanford Rivers
Sewage Works 23: 131-7,
132-6
see
also Chipping Ongar (Phase 2A)
Onley, 0. S. (Cressing landowner) 28: 151 open
fields see field systems
oppida
Belgic Iron Age
and Caesar's invasion 21: 8
and British chariotry 21: 142-3
Iron Age,
Braintree (presumed) 22: 3; 24: 22,61 opus sectile, Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 102 opus signinum
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 6
Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 102 Colchester
East Stockwell Street 23: 29, 30, 31
Kirkee McMunn barracks
29: 266
Heybridge, Langford
Road 28: 27
Maldon, St Mary's Church 30: 254
Mersea, West,
Church of SS Peter and Paul, tower 28: 255 Ordnance Survey
and National
Mapping Project 25: 237
and tithe maps 25: 219,
224, 225
Orkney,
Unstan, late Neolithic pottery 22: 8 Orsett
early planned landscapes 22: 48, 51, 54
Baker Street 22: 51,
54
Barrington's Farm 22: 51,
54; 26: 38
Cherry Orchard 22:51,54
High Road (Nos 25-31), garden soil and post-medieval
pottery 28: 185-6 Old Hall Farm 27:277-8
Rectory road, early
Iron Age features
22: 26
Tilbury Fire Station
site (proposed) 26: 245 Orsett Causewayed Enclosure
Mesolithic features 25: 226,227
Neolithic features 25: 226, 227; 27: 305, 307;
28: 222-3
70
Index for UJlumes 21-30
Orsett Causewayed Enclosure
(cont.)
Neolithic/Bronze Age features 25: 226, 227
Iron Age features 22: 26; 23: 119; 25: 226
Saxon features
25: 226; 29: 57
medieval whetstone 26: 22 7
early planned landscape 22: 54, 58 Orsett Cock
early field systems 22: 49, 52, 54-5
late Iron Age/Roman 26: 78; 28: 101
enclosure (book review) 30: 274-5
Roman settlement 22: 49, 52
Saxon features
29: 48, 57
Osea Island 28: 201; 29: 281
Osekyn,
Thomas, Colchester bailiff (15th
cent.) 21: 104 Othona/Othona Community site see Bradwell-on-Sea Ottaway, Revd B. W., Birdbrook Church 22: 135 Ouseley,John (historian)
24:
157,158,160,161
oven/kiln-like structures
Roman
Upminster, Hunts Hill Farm 22: 159
Wakering, Great, St Nicholas Church,
land adjacent to 30:214
ovens
Roman
Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 37
Kirkee McMunn barracks 26: 253; 29: 262
medieval, Colchester, Angel
Yard 27: 46, 48, 60 15th/16th
cent.
Chelmsford, Moulsham
Street 24: 80
Rochford, Market Place 24: 80
medieval to 17th cent.
(poss.),Waltham Abbey,
Church
Street 24: 69, 76-81, 77-9,89, 95, 111
post-medieval
Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 52
Cressing, Hawbush Green,
Bakery Cottage 30: 240 Purleigh, The Street, The Old Bakery 30: 229
see also
corn driers; hearths/ovens Owslebury (Hants)
Roman features
28: 28
hearths 27: 33
ox bones, Maldon, Southern
Relief Road 21: 134
ox goads, iron,
Roman, Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 14 Oxenham Farm, Foulness, red hill (poss.)
see under
Wakering, Great Oxford
'Golden Cross' 25: 158
medieval town clerks 24: 125 Oxford, earls of see Vere family Oxford Movement 28: 165 Oxford University
All Souls 25: 177
Bodleian Library 25: 175
music school25: 174
Queen's College
25: 175
Wadham College
25: 177; 26: 274
oyster industry, Essex Gold:
the Fortunes of the Essex
Oysterman (Hervey Benham et al.) (book review) 26: 293-4
oyster-pit sites 28: 188, 190-1,
192
Blackwater estuary
28: 196
Brightlingsea Creek
28: 190
Crouch, River 27: 253
Mersea, West 28: 190
Roach, River 27: 253-5, 254
Parliament
oysters/oyster remains
Barling Magna,
Barling Marsh 26: 222
Blackwater estuary
26: 228, 229
Foulness Island,
Delph Ditch 23: 112
Hadleigh Ray 26: 234 Maldon
Carmelite Friary 30: 127
High Street, King's Head 27: 220
Pitsea Island
26: 234
Rayleigh, Bellingham Lane (Castle) 28: 290, 291
Roxwell quarry, Chignall
23: 42, 48
Saffron Walden,
Nos 33-35 High Street 29: 133
Stebbingford 25: 249; 27: 115, 116, 123, 168-9,
174
Wallfleet 26: 168, 170
Yeldham, Great, Old Post Office Cottages 26: 177
padlocks see locks and keys
Page, William (General
Editor, Victoria County History) 30: 144
Paglesham
duck decoy pond 28: 193
manor of, medieval estate of Coggeshale family 22: 61, 62
River Roach oyster pit-sites
27: 254,255
shafthole implements, stone 23: 114-15
Palin, William
(d 1882), on Stifford's history 26: 195-9,
197
palstaves see axes Panfield
Great Priory 26: 143
Farm24:
114
manor of24: 160; 26: 143
pannage, Weald,
South, Camp 26: 45
Pant, River 24: 114; 26: 234; 30: 248, 249
Pant river valley
26: 231 paper mills
Tottenham Mills 23: 57,59
Walthamstow Mills 23: 61 parchmarks
Chelmsford, Moulsham Hall28: 208 Clacton-on-Sea 28: 188
Tilty Abbey 28: 188, 189 see also cropmarks
Pardon Brook, Wakes Colne 28: 182
Park, Dr David, and Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall Church 29: 61
Parker, C. C., estate
agent & tithe
commutation 25: 220,
221,224
Parker, John (Ongar and Brighton schoolmaster) 29: 149,152
Parker,
John Oxley, of Chelmsford 26: 292 parks
Audley End House 27: 273
Down Hall 29: 200
lodges and manor houses
in 30: 190 medieval
growth of 29: 118-19
see
also Absol Park; Brentwood (Thorndon Country Park); deer parks; Leighs, Little (Hall); Littley
Park; Ongar; Pleshey
Great Park; Pleshey
Little Park; Pond
Park;Woodham Waiter
(Hall)
Parliament
Acts of Enclosure
25: 219; 26: 136-8; 27: 239-40,242
Colchester, Old Heath (Old Hythe) 27: 237-46, 238,
245
Colchester, town clerks as parliamentary
burgesses 24: 126, 127, 128
71
Parliament
Parliament (cont.)
Reform Act (1832) 29: 147
see also Civil War
Parmenter family, of Stebbing
30: 148
Parndon, Great medieval period
21: 49
St Mary's Church 27: 295
Passmore Edwards Museum (now Newham Museum
Service) 28: 267, 270, 298
and Horndon to Barking
gas pipeline 26: 285, 287 pastoral farming
prehistoric (general), Asheldham Camp (poss.) 22: 25, 36 late Bronze
Age (poss.), Broomfield, Windmill Field 26:
22-3
late Bronze Age/Iron
Age, sheep farming 26: 71, 76-7 late Iron Age/Roman
Aveley, Ship Lane 27: 263
and briquetage salt-licks 26: 68-9
Roman, Braintree, George
Yard 24: 61 medieval
Chelmer valley
25: 113
North Benfleet
Coggeshale estate 22: 62
Sokens, The 27: 207
Weald, South,
Camp 26: 45
post-medieval, 19th cent., Chingford, Hospital25: 242
see also animal husbandry;
rabbit farming; sheep farming; stock enclosures
pathology
and parasitic worms 27: 116, 166
see also Black Death
Pattiswick, 19th cent.
tithe map 25: 223 Paxton, Joseph, of Stisted Hall 29: 212 Pearson,J. L. (architect) 26:213
peasants in Essex c. 13th-14th cent., landscape
and lordship 29: 115-21
Peasants' Revolt (1381) 26: 150; 27: 177
and Cade's Rebellion (book review) 23: 167 and Colchester 24: 127, 128
and Flemings
22: 122
Peck vault, Christ Church, Spitalfields 29: 253 Peel,
Robert (Home Secretary 1820s) 23: 171 Peldon
Brick House Farm, R Chancellor's work 26: 217 as part of 14th cent. Langenhoe manor 22: 67 red hill sites
27: 252, 253; 28: 192
St Mary's Church 27: 297, 298
Pembroke (Dyfed), Henry
II's visit to 26: 164 Penard phase, Bronze Age metalwork
28: 280 pendant cross, lead, Vange 29: 284
Penn, SirWilliam
25: 178
Pennock, John, Sonningwells, Earls
Colne 29: 224 Pennoyer, William, Temple
Mills lease 22: 117 Pennystone, Thomas, Audley
End estate steward
23: 69,
71
Pentlow
church plate 24: 150
moated site 30: 201
Pentlow Hall
house and medieval structures
22: 176-80, 176--7
medieval pottery 22: 178-9, 179
Pepys,Samuel25:
174,175,176,182
Pertwee, Charles
(architect, d 1905) 24: 169, 180; 26: 206
Petre, Lord, and tithe commutation (1837) 25: 220 Petre, SirWilliam (d 1572),
oflngatestone Hall26: 274;
27:3
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Petre family ofThorndon, Brentwood 27: 272; 28: 317;
30: 193
Petters Sports Field (Surrey), Bronze Age artefacts
26:
259
Petworth, William,
Colchester bailiff (15th cent.)
21:
106
Peverel, honour of see Hatfield Peverel, honour of
Peverel, Ranulf
and Maldon manors 26: 163
manor ofVange (Fobbing)
21: 50
and Stebbing manors 30: 146, 151, 152
see also Hatfield Peverel, honour
of Peverel, William (son ofRanulf) 30: 146
Pewet Island, Blackwater estuary,
fish-traps/weirs 25: 233,234;29:276,278,279
pewter
chalice, Pleshey, Back Lane,
Hill House 28: 185 disc, Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 117, 118
spoons,Vange 29: 284
see also lead alloy
Peyton,
Richard, on tithe commutation 25: 224 PhilipAugustus,
King ofFrance (1180-1223)
27: 195 Philippa, Queen, 'Domesday of' 21:48-9
Phillips, Henry (London
auctioneer) 25: 190
Pickett-Hamilton fort, North Weald
25: 257 pig bones
Iron Age, Stansted Airport
24: 202
late Iron Age/Roman, Birchanger, Woodside
Industrial Park 24:202;25:28,34,44
Roman, Braintree, George Yard 24: 53-4,
56, 57
19th cent.,
Harlow, Churchgate Street, Mill Lane 28: 210
not precisely dated,
Colchester, Angel
Yard 27: 58 pigeon-keeping
25: 288; 28: 297
see also dovecotes
Piggesle,John (butcher
of Colchester, 15th cent.) 21: 106
Piggisley, Alice,
Colchester will (1506)
22: 92
pilgrim badges,
lead alloy (pewter?), Chesterford, Great 27: 308,310
pill-boxes26:256;27:274,275
Bradwell 28: 203
Frinton 27: 275
Hornchurch, Maybank Avenue
24: 205 Thurrock, Stone Ness 26:257
Tilty 27: 274
Waltham, Great, Littley Park 25: 124
Waltham Holy Cross,
Royal Ordnance Works 25: 257 Walton-on-the-Naze 27: 275
Pilon family vault, Dagenham, SS Peter and Paul Church 29: 253
Pincey Brook 29: 199
late Bronze Age evidence 23: 116-17,
116
pins
copper alloy
Chesterford, Great 21: 17; 27: 310
Harwich 21: 88
lock pin, Laver,
High 30: 197
silver-gilt, Waltham
Abbey, Church Street 24: 76, 105, 106 pipeclay
figurines, Roman, Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 74,
75
pipes
clay
16th-18th cent.,
Chingford, Drysdale Avenue
23: 100 16th/17th cent.,Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 82,
89
72
Index for Volumes 21-30
pipes, clay (cont.)
17th cent.
Colchester, Osborne
Street 25: 58
Colchester Castle 24: 235
Harwich, George Street 21: 87
Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 125
Tilbury Fort, WestTilbury 22: 160 Woodham
Waiter Hall30: 189
17th to 19th cent.
Billericay, School21: 38, 46
Harwich, Bathside
Battery 25: 217 17th/18th
cent.
Colchester, Angel
Yard 27: 80-1, 80
Maldon, High Street, Moot Hall (to north) 28: 139 18th cent.
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance car park 30: 162, 174
Colchester, Osborne Street 25: 58 Maldon
Carmelite Friary 30:88,
125
High Street,
King's Head 27: 222, 224
Saffron Walden,
Nos 33-35 High Street 29: 131,
133
Yeldham, Great, Old Post Office Cottages
26: 184, 186-7, 188
19th cent.
Harlow, Old, Market Street 22: 112
Leytonstone, Thorne Close Avenue
Estate 28: 301 Maldon, Carmelite
Friary 30: 125, 126
Rayleigh, Bellingham
Lane
(Castle)
28: 290,291-2
Waltham Abbey, Sun Street 26: 119, 123
Yeldham, Great, Old Post Office
Cottages 26: 184 post-medieval/not precisely dated
Brentwood,
Brook Street 21: 153
Coggeshall, Houchins
Farm 28: 292
Stebbingford 27: 121
pipkin handles, medieval,
Cornmill stream,Waltham Abbey 23:145
Pishiobury, Harlow, Anglo-Saxon brooches 25: 263-5,
264;
26:271
pits see cess-pits; rubbish-pits Pitsea
19th cent. tithe map 25: 224
Great Chalvedon
Hall, 14th cent. hall24: 119, 121
St Michael's Church,
multi-period site 28:
216; 29: 246 Pitsea Island (formerlyWatTyler) Country Park
19th cent.
explosives factory 26: 234
oyster pits 26: 234 placename evidence
general
Adulfesness (The Sokens) 27: 202,203-4,206-7,209
Bradwell 29: 59
Chadwell Heath 26: 200-1
Cressing 26: 133, 136
Dagenham 26: 202-3
Essex placenames project 28: 311-13;
29: 297; 30: 272
Langdon Hills, Camp 26: 46, 49
Mount Bures 27: 339
Oakley 24: 153-5
Rayleigh Hills
27: 322, 324
Stifford 26: 199
and studies of J. H. Round 29: 158
Ugley 24: 153-5
Wallfleet, identity
of 26: 168-70, 169
late Roman/Saxon period, and early field systems
22: 54, 55,58
plant
remains
Saxon/medieval period
28: 311
Alfriston ('Alferestuna') 27: 194
Bradwell-on-Sea (Ythancestir/Effecestra) 24: 157, 158;
25:60;29:280
Colchester, Old Hythe 27: 237
Leytonstone 28: 298
'Manewode' (Manwood)
27: 193
Ongar, Great
Park 25: 245
Stebbingford (Horstedafort) 27: 106
and Viking settlement 27: 93
Waltham, Great (Wialdham) 27: 91
Weald, South,
Camp 26: 45
Woodham Waiter 30: 190 medieval period
and Domesday
Survey 21: 48, 49-56;
22: 53
settlement names 29: 116
vineyards 21: 48
Heybridge 29: 233
Littley Park 25: 119
old Wulvesford
(Wulversford)
(Witham) 27: 223;
28:
111,317
post-medieval period
Cressing, Hungry
Hall28: 160, 163
Leytonstone 28: 298
Pleshey and Waltham parks 25: 113-14
Stebbingford 27: 173
Plaistow, Richard, Colchester will (1571) 22: 98 Plaistow, West Ham
Palaeolithic flintwork
28: 267, 269
Balaam St Pit (Plaistow Park Pit?), Palaeolithic flintwork 28: 267, 268, 270
Cumberland School, medieval
and post-medieval features 23:102
Greengate Street, bus garage, 18th cent. house and market
garden 26: 252-3
Plane Hall Farm, Fingringhoe see Fingringhoe
Planning and Policy Guidance see Environment, Dept. of plant remains
prehistoric (general), Stebbingford 27: 156, 158, 159, 160,
161
Neolithic/Bronze Age, Broomfield, Windmill Field 26: 21 late Bronze Age, Baddow, Great, Manor Farm 25: 8-9 Iron
Age, Asheldham Camp 22: 20, 24, 25, 26, 31-4, 32,
35
late Iron Age/Roman
Billericay School21: 26, 43-4, 45
Ilford, Fairlop Quarry,
Hainault Road 26: 251
Roman, Heybridge, Langford Road
28: 23,38-41,42-4
Anglo-Saxon, Chadwell St Mary,
County Primary School 28:208;29:50,52,54-8
medieval
Boreham, Great Holts 27: 176
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance car park 30: 159, 174-5,
176 Roxwell quarry,
Chignall23: 49
Stansted, Roundwood
27: 176
Stebbingford 27: 116, 118,
160, 161, 162-6, 173
cereals
27:116,160,166,173
Waltham Abbey
Church Street 24: 81, 110-11
Sun Street 26: 120-2, 123 post-medieval
Leytonstone, Thorne Close 28: 300 Woodham
Waiter Hall30: 189-90
not precisely dated
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community site 25: 67-8
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