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Mucking 21: 125; 29: 48, 57
Orsett, Barrington's Farm 26: 38
Orsett 'Cock' 30: 274,275
Southend, Fox Hall (poss.) 25: 19; 26: 27-8, 31, 34, 38
Stow,West (Suffolk)
29: 57
Witham, Maltings
Lane 28: 214
surgical instruments, late Iron Age/Roman, Stanway, Stanway
Hall Farm 28: 221
Surrey, earls of see Warenne
Surridge, J. & S.,
Coggeshall auctioneers and surveyors 25: 224
Sussex, earls of see Radcliffe (Ratcliffe) family Sutherland, Graham 27:
190
Sutton
All Saints'
Church 24: 192
WW2 anti-aircraft site 30: 20 7
Sutton, Sir John de, and Lionel
de Bradenham 22: 68, 72, 73-4
Sutton, Sir Richard de (brother of Sir John)
22: 68, 73
Swallows Cross, Rayplace
Farm, late Bronze Age hammer
28: 277-81, 278, 279
Swayn,
John, Colchester bailiff
(16th cent.) 21: 103
Swincy, John, oil mill, Tottenham Mills 23: 59-60 swords
Bronze Age
general, Sturmer
barrow (Haverhill bypass) 29: 296 Carp's Tongue phase
Baddow, Little
28: 182
Fingringhoe 22: 4, 5-7
Vange 29: 9, 12
Ewart Park type 22: 5
Harlow, Old, Gilden Way (poss.) 21: 119
Springfield Lyons 25: 10; 30: 19
Vange 29: 7, 9-12, 9
Wilburton type, Ugley 28: 275
iron
Anglo-Saxon
Braxted, Little 23: 126, 128, 130, 131
Chesterford area 29: 270,272,273
see also
chapes; scabbards Symmonds, Richard 30: 188
Tabor family
Bovingdon Hall, Backing 24: 114, 117;
27: 227
estate 26: 143
Tacitus, Annals 21: 143
tailors, and army uniforms 27: 226, 228, 229
Takeley
late Iron Age/Roman pottery 21: 137
Roman, stone object (poss. scabbard)
22: 139-40, 140
Holy Trinity Church 27: 301
Roman features near 23: 99
Railway Station 28: 199,305-11,306-7
ring ditch 21: 123
Vicarage 26: 216
Tasciovanus, coins 29: 206
Tatham, T. J., surveyor 25: 220, 223
Taunton Bronze Age phase of metalwork
22: 3; 28: 272,
273
Taverner family,
and Newland Hall25:
160, 171 taxation
and Edward I's Scottish
wars 24: 122 medieval assessments 29: 117-18
tessellated surfaces
Taylor, Capt. John, Harwich port
Commissioner (17th
cent.) 25: 175, 176
Taylor, Capt. Silas,
of Harwich (1624-78)
25: 174-84
and the Dutch wars 25: 175-80; 26: 194
on history
of Harwich 25: 181-2; 26: 192-5, 193
as intelligence-gatherer 25: 175-81, 182; 26: 194
King Edgar's
charter 25: 176-7
last years in Harwich
25: 180-2
press-gang work 25: 178
as sequestrator of Royalist estates 25: 174
The History of Gavelkind 25: 175; 26: 192
Taylor,
Edmund, Witham nonconformist parson 27: 286 Taylor, Sylvanus
(father ofSilas) 25: 174
Taylor, Sylvanus ('Sill'),
Silas' younger brother
25: 177 Tayspill see Gilbert and Tayspill
tea
dealers in,Yeldham, Great 26: 174, 188
drinking 28: 304
Temple, Earl see Grenville, Richard
Temple Mills, Leyton,
industrial history 22: 115-21,
116;
23:61
temples
Bentley, poss. Druid site 24: 188-9
Roman, Wanborough (Surrey), Green Lane 24: 20; 26:
265,266,267
Romano-Celtic
Chesterford, Great 21: 125
Colchester
Balkeme Lane 23: 37
Gosbecks 21: 125; 26: 261, 262; 28: 205,220-1,
227
Heybridge, Elms Farm 26: 250
Langford 25: 236, 237
see also Chelmsford
(Roman period);
Colchester (Roman
period)
Tempsford (Beds), and the Vikings 27: 97 Tendring
Essex Mapping
Project 28: 190; 29: 187
Hill Farm, prehistoric to Roman features
29: 203; 30: 221
medieval hundred of 29: 115, 118, 119
Methodism in 28: 317
St Edmund's Church
27: 301-2
Tendring Hall, mansion
of the Howard family 25: 154 Tendring, SirWilliam
de, and Lionel de Bradenham 22:
69,73
Ter, River, at Leez Priory 25: 116; 26: 234 TerHng
Church, Rochester family brasses 27: 302-3 French wars
poor relief in 27: 234
women's farm work
in 27: 228
poss. post-medieval
windmill enclosure
25: 236,237
Terling Hall Farm,
cartlodge 29: 242-5, 242,
243
Tudor House,
Church Green 28: 240,241
Terry, Quinlan (architect) 28:318 tessellated surfaces
Roman
Alresford Lodge 29: 246
Chadwell St Mary, County Primary
School 29: 48
Colchester
Balkeme Passage/Gate, Mercury Theatre 28: 209; 29:
197
East Stockwell Street 23: 30
Osbome Street 21: 129; 25: 47,48
Red Lion 25: 155
101
tesserae
tesserae
Alphamstone 23:91
Brightlingsea, Moverons Farm 27: 317
Castle Hedingham,
Maiden Ley Farm 27: 32 Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 100,
102 Colchester
Balkerne Passage, Mercury Theatre
28: 209
East Stockwell Street 23: 33
Earls Colne, Nightingale Hall Farm (poss.) 30: 196 Henham, Reservoir
21: 144
Teulon, Samuel
Sanders (architect) 28: 263
textile-working
late Bronze Age loomweights 23: 117-19 late Bronze Age/early
Iron Age
loomweights 26: 71 Southend, Fox Hall26:
37-8
Roman, and woollen trade 26: 76-7; 28:86 medieval
Colchester 24: 131
Saffron
Walden 29: 134
Sible
Hedingham 29: 120
Stebbingford 27: 174
Sturmer
29: 120
Waltham Abbey, bone implement find 27: 249 post-medieval
14th-16th cent.,
Essex (book review)
23: 166 16th cent. Colchester 21: 154; 30: 277
17th cent.
dyeing industry, Stratford
22: 118-19
linen starching/washing, Temple
Mills, Stratford 22:
117
silk manufacturing, Temple
Mills, Stratford 22: 119 18th cent.
Spitalfields, weavers
in 29: 253
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church, coffm coverings
28: 262
18th/19th cent.,
French wars 27: 226, 227, 228-9, 232,
235
in Hocking 30: 236
Lille (France) 21: 154
Springfield, imported French seal21: 154
see also combs; silk industry; tailors;
woollen industry; worsted industry
Tey, see also Marks Tey
Tey, Great
ploughed out barrow
(poss.) 23: 95, 96 poor relief during French wars 27: 233 East Gores, 'Dutch' cottage 22: 124
High Street, Cob Cottage, wheelwright's shop 29: 185 St Barnabas
Church 22: 141; 30:
251-2
Teybrook Farm 30: 225
ring ditch 29: 206; 30: 220
Roman road 22: 154; 28: 220; 29: 205;
30: 220
Trumpingtons Farm, Bronze
Age Collared Urn 22: 8-9,
9
Warren's Farm
geophysical survey
28: 227; 29: 213
poss.
Roman villa site 28: 227; 29: 213
Roman road 28: 220
Tey,Little
Church of St James the Less 29: 97
medieval wall paintings 29: 136-44 (inc. illustr.) Teye, Dame Margaret, Colchester will (1519) 22: 97 Teye, Robert de, 14th
cent. Essex manors of 22: 68, 73
Teye, William, Colchester town clerk (16th cent.) 24: 129
Thames, River, stone shafthole adzes 21: 141
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Thames Estuary
middle Iron Age pottery 22: 165, 166
WW2 GHQ Line 27: 274
see also Vange
Thames Water sewer pipe, Two Brewers, Ongar to Stanford Rivers Sewage Works 23: 131-7,
132-6
Thaxted
Iron Age & Roman enclosures 22: 145,146
Roman period
brooch 23: 123, 125, 126
lamp 23: 123-6,
124, 125
pebble head 23: 125 medieval period
manor 27: 331; 29: 118
parkland 29: 118-19
settlement 29: 117
spindle whorl23: 123, 125, 126
medieval/post-medieval, cutlery industry
27: 335, 336; 29:
286-93
(inc. illustr.)
20th cent. wartime Q site mock airfield
23: 125 Church of St}ohn
the Baptist 21: 137
early Roman cremation burial23: 124-5 Goddards Farm
'ArmitageYard and Barne' 24:201
mise. prehistoric to medieval features
24: 20 1 HorhamHall
crown
post roof 25: 130
moated site 30: 193
Star,The, public house 24: 121 Town Street
No. 23 (rear)
medieval features
27: 329-32, 331-6, 334
post-medieval features
24: 207
Malthouse 27: 329,331,335-6
No. 34 (rear), late medieval
cutlery industry 29: 286-93 (inc. illustr.)
Weaverhead Lane
medieval and post-medieval cutlery industry 29: 286-93
passim
post-medieval features 25: 252
see
also Claypits Farm
Theobald IV, Count ofBlois 26: 163; 28: 142, 144
Thetford (Norfolk)
The Ancient House, cambered timbered ceiling 25: 141 Saxon
town defences 23: 22
Theydon Bois, 19th cent. tithe map 25: 223
Theydon Garnon, cropmarks 30: 202
Thirlby, Thomas, Bishop
ofEly (d 1559) 25: 155, 156
Thoby priory,
Mountnessing 24: 157 Thomas, H., ass. to F. Chancellor 26: 206 Thomas of Canterbury, Saint 24: 157
Thomas ofMaldon
(d 1404)
30:44, 138
Thomas ofWoodstock see Buckingham, Thomas, Earl of
Thompson, John, Baptist
Chapel deacon, Waltham
Abbey 24:73
Thompson, Roger, Mobility and Migration- East Anglian
founders of New England, 1629-1640 (book review) 26: 29Q-1
Thorn, Henry, Colchester silversmith and landowner 27: 24Q-1,243-4
Thorndon Country Park see Brentwood
Thorne, Margaret, Colchester will of 22: 90
Thorne, Thomas, brewer, 17th cent.Waltham Abbey 24: 71
Thornwood, moated site 30: 202
102
Index for Volumes 21-30
Thorogood, John, Chelmsford religious dissenter 26: 292
Thorpe Hall, Southchurch 21:49
Thorpe Hall, Thorpe-le-Soken, Walton-on-the-Naze
27:207
Thorpe-le-Soken
Church
font 29: 66
Landemere (Landermere) 27:209
New Decoy Pond, duck
decoy pond 28: 193; 29: 186
Peter's
Point, duck decoy pond 28: 193; 29: 186
see also Sokens, The (Adulfesness
(Aeldulvesnasa))
Thorrington, Elmstead Market
to Clacton water main, metalworking evidence
23: 93
Thundersley
Mesolithic flints 23: 4
Pound Wood, Rayleigh
Hills 27: 322-4,
322
earthworks 27: 323, 324
Thurrock
early planned landscapes 22:49, 51, 52, 53-5, 57, 58 Grey Goose Farm, cropmark
complex 26: 227,234 Stone Ness,
WW2 pillbox 26: 256,257
see also Grays Thurrock
Thurrock, West
Power Station 28: 199
see also Purfleet
Thurstable, medieval hundred
29: 118, 119
Thurstan, 11th cent. will of 25: 245
Thurston, Alderman
Richard, Colchester will (1581) 22:
97
tide mills 30: 273
St Osyth 30: 273
Tllbury
A Power Station 28: 199
Tilbury, East
Bowater's Farm, Buckland, AA battery 26: 255-6 Coalhouse Fort 21: 127, 131; 23: 105
East Lee Chapel21: 52
St Catharine's Church 23: 105
Tllbury, West
Church Street,WW2 Spigot
Mortar Pit 26: 256 Gun Hill27: 11; 28: 90; 29: 48, 57
landscape evolution 22: 49
St James
Church, WW2 Spigot
Mortar Pit 26: 256
Tilbury Fort 21: 138;22: 160; 23: 109-10
Tilbury Riverside
21: 138 West Lee Chapel21: 52 WestTilbury Hall27:
272
Tllbury-juxta-Clare
enclosure 27: 252
Tilbury Hall, early medieval
hall with cross-wings 24: 119,
120, 121
Tllbury Docks, WW2 Mulberry
harbour caissons and PLUTO 26: 256
Tllbury Fire Station site (proposed) see Orsett
tiles
flat (bonding), Roman,
Billericay, School21: 22, 42, 43
floor
medieval
Bardfield, Great, St Mary's
Church 25: 269,270
Bardfield Saling,
Church of St Peter and St Paul 25: 230,231;26:225-6;30:60
Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity
Church 29: 65-6,85,99,103,110-13,111
Colchester, Magdalen
Street 29: 209
Fordham, Church of All Saints 29: 254
Maldon,
Carmelite Friary 30: 60, 91-2, 91
Pitsea,
St Michael's Church
28: 216
tiles
Sampford, Great, St Michael's
Church 24: 189, 190
Stebbing, Church
of St Mary the Virgin
25: 251; 28: 117,125- 127-9,130,131
Waltham Abbey, Sun Street 26: 118 medieval/post -medieval
Colchester, Osborne Street, Flemish 25: 58-9
CressingTemple, Granary 25: 104
llford, Beehive
Lane, Beehive public house, Flemish 26:244
Sampford, Great, St Michael's Church, Flemish (poss.) 25: 271,276,277,278
post-medieval (pammets), Saffron
Walden, Nos 33-35 High Street 29: 133
flue (box-flue/tubuli) Roman
Billericay, School21: 42, 43
Boreham, Hull's Lodge Farm 24: 6, 11, 12, 19 Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29:
74
Braintree, George Yard 24: 50, 51,52
Brightlingsea
Moverons Farm 27:317,319
Springmead, Ladysmith Avenue 26: 242 Castle Hedingham,
Maiden Ley Farm 27: 34 Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 82, 99, 100, 102 Colchester
Ashley Gardens 30: 223
East Stockwell Street
23: 33
Kirkee McMunn barracks
29: 266
Long Wyre Street 23: 120-2, 121
Turner Rise 30: 224
Felsted, Sugar Beet Factory
27: 264
Harlow, Old, Market Street 22: 107
Harwich 21: 89
Heybridge, Langford Road 28: 38
Maldon, Southern Relief
Road 21: 134 Roxwell
quarry, Chignall23: 48
Sampford, Great, Shillingstone Field 29: 33, 36, 46,
47
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 94
Witham, Ivy Chimneys
24: 11
mise. (fireplace surround),
Rayleigh, Dutch Cottage, Delft ware 22: 122, 125, 127, 130
peg-tiles
medieval/post -medieval
Bicknacre Priory 29: 218,220 Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 51, 56, 59
Kirkee McMunn barracks
29: 268
Osborne Street 25: 49, 50, 52, 53
Maldon, Carmelite Friary 30: 61
Rochford, Market Place 24: 80
Saffron Walden, Nos 33-35 High Street 29: 133 Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 251; 28:
11 120,122,128,129
Thaxted, Town Street (No. 23) 27: 335 Waltham Abbey
Cornmill stream 23: 146
Sun Street 26: 118
Wethersfield, Great Codham Hall 30:
248 Yeldham, Great, Old Post Office Cottages
26: 180,
189
post-medieval, Harwich, Bathside
Battery 25: 213-14
not precisely dated
Colchester, East Stockwell Street 23: 32
103
tiles
tiles, peg-tiles, not precisely dated (cont.)
Horndon-on-the-Hill, High Road, Mayfield
Cottage
25:231
Manningtree, 47 High Street
23: 111 roof
Roman
Ashdon, Money Field 23: 91
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Quarry 22: 151, 152; 24: 1, 3,
6, 9-13, 10, 12, 18
Colchester
Kirkee McMunn barracks 29: 262
Osborne Street 25: 58
Sampford, Great, Shillingstone Field 29: 33, 36, 46,
47
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 106, 107
Woodham Waiter
30: 186
imbrices
Billericay, School21: 22,
42, 43
Boreham, Bull's Lodge
Farm 24: 10-11,10 Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall,
Holy Trinity Church
29:74
Braintree, George Yard
24: 50, 52
Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 99, 100
Colchester, Angel Yard
27: 81
Hatfield Peverel,
Sandford Quarry 27: 15
Heybridge, Langford
Road 28: 38 Roxwell quarry, Chignall23: 48
tegulae
Billericay, School21: 22, 42, 43
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 10, 11, 16 Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29:74
Braintree
George Yard 24: 50, 51, 52
Marlborough Road 30:
196
Brightlingsea, Moverons Farm 27: 317 Castle Hedingham
Crouch Green 23: 92 Maiden Ley Farm 27:31,32
Coggeshall, 'The Lawns' 26: 99, 100, 102
Colchester, Angel Yard
27: 37, 81
Felsted, Church of
the Holy Cross 29: 253 Fordham, Fossett's
Lane 30: 224
Hatfield Peverel, Sandford
Quarry 27: 15
Heybridge,
Langford Road 28: 38 Roxwell quarry, Chignall23: 48
Sampford, Great, Shillingstone Field 29: 46
Stanway, Church Lane 24: 218
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin
28: 129 Weald, South, St Peter's
Church 28: 263 Woodham Waiter
30: 187
medieval
Harwich, ridge 21: 89 Maldon
Carmelite Friary 30: 92
High Street, Moot Hall (to north) 28: 138-9 SaffronWalden, Church
Street (No. 31) 29:202 Waltham Abbey
Cornmill stream,
nibbed 23: 146
Sun Street 26: 117, 118
Woodham Waiter
30: 186
medieval/post-medieval, Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 81,83
post-medieval, ridge, Colchester, East Stockwell Street
23:33
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
not precisely dated,
tile wall,
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 80
tegulae mammatae 23: 121
general and unspecified
Roman
Asheldham, St Lawrence's Church 21: 148
Boreham, Bull's Lodge 25: 19,21
Bradwell-on-Sea, Othona Community site 25: 68-9 Brightlingsea, Springmead, Ladysmith Avenue 26:
242
Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27: 22 Colchester
Angel
Yard 27:81
Bourne Watermill 25: 248
East Stockwell
Street 23: 31
Kirkee McMunn barracks
29: 262
Turner
Rise 30: 224
Colchester Zoo (Stanway)
28: 222
Dunmow, Great, Buildings
Farm 25: 19; 28: 50, 88
Grays Thurrock, William
Edwards School 29: 19, 30
Harlow, Old, Market Street 22: 101, 107
Heybridge, Holloway
Road 25: 242
Maylandsea 25:227
Roxwell quarry, Chignall23: 42 Southend, Fox Hall 26: 36
Stanway, Abbotstone Phase 1 29: 203
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 28: 120 Stebbingford 27: 156
Waltham
Abbey, Sun Street
26: 115
Writtle, Birch Spring, Highwood
27: 8, 10, 11
post-Roman, Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 81-2
medieval, Stebbingford 27: 156
see also kilns, tile; tesserae
Tillam, Thomas (Baptist) 25: 178 Tillingham
duck
decoy ponds 29: 186
Round Barn 28: 193
Marshhouse, duck decoy pond 28: 193
medieval manor 27:93
poor relief in French wars 27: 234 tithe mapping
25: 224
Tillingham Hall, cottages (for Dean and Chapter of St
Paul's) 26: 208 Tilty
spigot
mortar base 27: 275
WW2 defences 27: 274
Tilty Abbey 23: 152-7, 153-7; 29: 103; 30: 148, 151, 152
aerial reconnaissance 21: 123; 23: 153, 156, 157; 28:
188,
189
rlEnber,s ctural
Anglo-Saxon
Blackwater estuary
29: 274-82 (inc. illustr.)
Collins Creek 24: 193, 196, 209; 29: 275-6, 275, 281
Stour estuary, Holbrook
Bay 29: 280 medieval
Asheldham, St Lawrence's Church 21: 149
Belchamp St Paul, Turners
28: 228, 229, 231 Benfleet, North, Church of All Saints belfry 27: 296
Blackmore, St Lawrence's Church 29: 285, 286 Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29:
285
Brentwood, High Street, Nos 60, 62,64 24: 119, 120-1 Horndon-on-the- Hill
Oxley House 29: 238, 239, 240
St Peter and St Paul's
Church 29: 285, 286
104
Index for vvlumes 21-30
timber, structural, medieval
(cont.)
Maldon
All Saints' Church, spire 24: 136-48
(inc. illustr.); 29:
286,287
High Street,
King' Head 27: 216
Nayland (Suffolk),Alston Court 24: 118,119,
120
Pitsea, Great Chalvedon Hall24:
119, 121
Roxwell quarry structure 23: 42
Sandon, StAndrew's Church,
doorway 25:281-4,
282-3
Shalfo+rd, Redfants
Manor 24: 119, 121
Stebbingford 27: 116
Stock, Church
of All Saints 29: 285,286,287
Tilbury Juxta Clare, Tilbury
Hall 24: 119, 120, 121
Wakes Colne, Normans Farm 24: 119, 120, 121
Waltham Abbey,
Longpool 30: 221-2
Weald, South, St Peter's
Church 28: 265-6, 265
Wethersfield,
Great Codham Hall 30: 248
White Notley, church spire 29: 286,287
Wimbish, Tiptofts 24: 118-20, 119, 121 Writtle, King John's Hunting Lodge 24: 226
medieval/post -medieval Littley Park
Crowgate Cottage
25: 127-8, 128-9
Littleypark farmhouse 25: 129-31 Waltham Abbey, Longpool29: 207 Weald, South, St Peter's Church 28: 265
Witham, Chipping Hill Nos 26-28 27: 286
post-medieval (general)
Hocking, Bradford Street
Mill30: 233-7,234-5 Colchester, St Peters House, St Peters
Street 30: 213 Leez Priory,
barns 25: 125, 128
15th/16th cent.
Colchester, The Red Lion Hotel25:
134-59 (inc. illustr.)
Roxwell, Newland Hall, lodging range
25: 160-73 (inc. illustr.)
16th/17th cent.
Boxted, Boxted Cross Public House 22: 144-5 Canewdon, Gardners
Farm 23: 112
Cressing, Hungry Hall28: 162-3
17th cent., CressingTemple, Granary
25: 79, 81, 82, 85,
86, 87,89-92, 91, 102-3,
104
17th/18th cent.,
Cressing, New House Farm 28: 156, 158-9 18th cent.
Rayleigh, 'Dutch' cottage 22: 127
Terling Hall Farm, cartlodge
29: 242, 243,
244-5
18th/19th cent., Coggeshall, West Street 23: 159, 160, 161 19th cent.
Black Notley, SS Peter and Paul Church 30: 250 Takeley Railway Station 28: 307, 308, 309
Wickham Bishops, timber
trestle railway viaduct
28: 186
not precisely dated
Barking, West Bank/Highbridge Road, Formula 1 Hotel 27:263
Blackwater estuary 24: 193-4; 26: 228,229
Chipping Ongar, church spire 29: 286, 287
Colchester, Bourne Watermill25: 248
Horndon-on-the-Hill, High Road, Mayfield
Cottage 25: 231
Maldon, High Street (Post Office) 23: 149, 150, 151
Navestock, church spire 29: 286,287
Upminster, church spire 29: 286,287
see also
dendrochronology; oak timberwork; wood
remains;
woodworking and carpentry
tombs/tombstones
timber-framing see under architecture Tindal, Nicholas (historian) 24: 157 Tiptofts, Seward's End
medieval features carpentry 25: 150
hall with cross-wings 24: 118-20,119,121
moated farmhouse and manor 27: 270; 28: 206, 223 Tiptree, early Bronze Age axe find 28: 273
Tiptree Heath, GtTotham/Gt Braxted French wars 27: 233
landscape history 22: 58; 26: 138, 139,
140, 143-4
Tite, William (architect) 30: 252
tithe commutation maps 25: 219-25 tithe maps
general29: 297
Chipping Ongar 1841 30: 176
Coggeshall, Houchins Farm, 1841 28: 292 Cressing
1840 26: 133, 136, 138; 28: 152, 157
1842 28: 151
Epping 30: 264
Foulness Island
30: 230
Sturmer 29: 296 tokens
16th cent., unspecified, Castle Hedingham, Maiden
Ley Farm27: 27
16th/17th cent.
Hans Krauwinckel27: 52
Maldon Carmelite
Friary 30: 86
17th cent., French, Louis XIII, Colchester, Osborne Street 25:57
19th cent., Great
Exhibition (1851),Waltham Abbey
Gardens 22: 160
not precisely dated
Chelmsford and Essex Museum 24: 221,222
Nuremburg, Maldon Carmelite Friary 30:
74, 83, 84,
86, 123
see also trade tokens
toll houses, poss., 'Dutch' cottage,
Rayleigh 22: 130
Tollesbury
Bourchier's Hall26: 145, 148, 154;
28: 231
Left Decoy Pond, duck decoy pond 28: 193
Old Hall Marshes
duck decoy pond 28: 192, 193
mise. pottery
fmds 27: 249
Pennyhole Fleet, duck decoy pond 27: 250,251
Rolls Farm
duck decoy pond 28: 193
Neolithic Old Land Surface (OLS) 30: 200 Thistly Road, duck decoy pond 28: 193 Tollesbury Creek,
Iron Age 'red hill' 26: 238, 246
Wick Marsh 27: 255, 265-6, 273-4
see
also Nass, The
Tolleshunt, and the Bourchier family 26: 145
Tolleshunt D'Arcy D'Arcy Cottage 30: 216
Lauriston Farm, duck decoy pond 28: 193
Skinnerswick Farm during French wars 27: 228 Wycke Farm, duck decoy pond 28: 193
Tolleshunt Major,Joyce's Farm, duck decoy
pond 28: 193
tombs/tombstones
Bardfield, Great, St Mary's Church 25: 269
Bicknacre Priory Church, Wiliam
Harmingfield 26: 168 Bradwell-juxta-Coggeshall, Holy Trinity Church
29: 66,
100
105
tombs/tombstones
tombs/tombstones (cont.)
Broomfield, St Mary's Church 30: 250-1 Colchester, Lexden, Beverley Road, tombstone of
Longinus 28: 217; 29: 205; 30: 217
Dagenham
St Peter and St Paul Church 26: 200 Pilon vault 29: 253
Earls Colne, St Andrew's Church 28: 165, 168, 170, 172-6,
173
Elmstead, Church of St Anne and St Lawrence 28: 249
Felsted, Church of the Holy
Cross, churchyard 23: 93 Halstead,
St Andrew's Parish Church, Bourchier
tomb 26:
152-3,154
Hanningfield, West, Church of St Mary and St Edward,
Kemble vault 29: 259
Hatfield Peverel, St Andrew's
Church 26: 279 Hempstead, Church of St Andrew,
Harvey vault 26: 226 Leigh-on-Sea, Church of St Clement 27: 296
Ongar, High, Parish
Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 229
Spitalfields, Christ Church 29: 253
Stebbing,
Church of St Mary the Virgin 25: 251; 28: 119,
120, 121,
122, 129, 130-1
Steeple Bumpstead, St Mary's Church 28:
256 Stisted, Church of All Saints,
18th/19th cent. 23: 95
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church
28: 256, 257, 258, 259-63 Willingale, Church of StAndrew and All Saints
21: 122 Woodham Waiter, medieval grave cover 22: 170-3, 171; 30:
186
see also Chancellor, Frederic, Ancient Sepulchral Monuments of Essex
topography
general26: 231
early planned landscapes in SE Essex 22: 48, 49
Harlow 22: 101
Heybridge, Langford
Road 28: 12, 16
Littley Park 25: 119
Rainham, Football Ground (former)
28: 93
Sokens, The (formerly Adulfesness) 27: 203-6, 204-5
Springfield,A12 Interchange 24:211
Weald, South,
Camp 26: 53
Writtle, Birch Spring, Highwood
27: 1, 5, 6
Toppesfield, The Cottage, 59 The Causeway
30:245-7,246 torcs
?Roman, Chigwell27: 308, 309
gold, Bronze
Age, Woodham Waiter,
Oak Farm 23: 99, 113; 25: 1-2,1
Tote/le Clerk family, Colchester office-bearers (14th cent.) 24:
128, 130, 131
Totham, Great Howells Farm
and Lower Blackwater valley (book review)
29: 298 prehistoric features and structures
22: 148, 154
medieval silver fmger ring 27: 325, 326
see also Lofts Farm; Slough House Farm; Tiptree
Heath Totham, Little see Rook Hall
Tothe family
see Tote Tottenham Ferry 23: 62, 63
see also Abrahams
Ferry
Tottenham Mills, River Lea 23: 57-61, 62
Tovi (Tofig), lord ofWaltham 21: 137 towers
church
and the work ofE Chancellor 26: 218 Asheldham,
St Lawrence's Church 21: 151
Bardfield, Great 25: 265,267,269
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Bardfield Sating, Church of St Peter and St Paul 26: 224 Blackmore, Church of
St Lawrence 26: 218
Bradfield, St Lawrence's Church 22: 174 Chesterford, Great, Church of All Saints 24: 189 Dovercourt, Church of All Saints
23:93
Maldon
All Saints' Church,
spire 24: 136-49
(inc. illustr.)
St Mary's Church
30: 254
Mersea,West, Church of SS
Peter and Paul28:
255-6, 255
Pitsea, St Michael's Church 28: 216
Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28: 258, 259 Weald, South, St Peter's Church
28: 263 Writtle, Parish
Church of All Saints 26: 227
town clerks, of Colchester see Colchester (medieval period)
trackways
prehistoric (general) 26: 250
Bronze Age, Rainham, Bridge Road 22: 148, 156
late Bronze Age/early Iron Age, Stansted,
Airport Social Club 21: 135, 136; 25: 44
Iron Age, Stanway,
Church Lane, ditched trackway 23: 108 late Iron Age, Stansted Airport,
Social Club 22: 159
late Iron Age/early Roman Colchester, Gosbecks 26: 262
Heybridge, Langford Road 28: 21, 23, 24,27 Roman
Boreham, Great Holts Farm 26: 247
Kelvedon, High Street, Star and Fleece 29: 200 Tendring, Hill Farm 29: 203
medieval, CressingTemple (poss.) 28: 218 post-medieval
Colchester, Gosbecks
26: 261,262, 263,264
Prating Green Business Park 26: 243 Walthamstow, Salisbury Hall Playing
Field 25: 246
not precisely dated
Hatfield Peverel24:
193
Shalford 24: 193
Stanway, Church Lane 23: 108; 24: 214-18,216-17
Sturmer 29: 293, 294, 295
Writtle, Birch Spring,
Highwood 27: 9 trade
prehistoric 26: 38
Iron Age, in salt
26: 68, 75 Roman period
in agricultural produce 28: 29
in metalwork
30: 198
woollen trade 26: 76-7
early Anglo-Saxon 26: 271; 29: 184 medieval
period
in agricultural produce 27: 174
expansion in markets 29: 117
in pottery 26: 242; 27: 174
in stone 26:
227
late medieval/post-medieval, Harwich,
in pottery 21: 86, 90 post-medieval
Baltic timber trade 28: 186
and brown rat introduction 28: 297
and Chipping
Ongar 29: 145
from Beaumont Quay 28: 206, 223
in livestock and butchery
30: 264, 266 trade
tokens
17th cent.
Belchamp St Paul23: 137
Colchester, Angel
Yard 27: 52
18th cent.,Wethersfield, Great Codham Hall30: 249
106
Index for Vblumes 21-30
trades see armaments manufacture; bone-working; breweries; cutlery industry; employment; gelatine/isinglass; gunpowder
manufacture;
ironworking;
kilns; metalworking; quarrying; salt industry; shoemaking; straw plaiting; textile-working; wheelwrights; woodworking and carpentry
Tradescant, John, landscape
designer 25: 119; 30: 193
Trafford, John, Temple Mills lease 22: 117, 118 Trafford, Richard, Temple Mills lease 22: 117
Trafford family
vault, Walthamstow, St Mary's Church 28:259
Trajan, Emperor see coins (Roman)
Trayherne family,
17th/18th cent. Waltham
Abbey 24: 72 tree ring dating see dendrochronology
Trier (Germany)
Constantinian Aula Palatina (Roman hall) 24: 19; 26: 264
Roman mint 26: 70, 269
Trinovantes 21: 143; 22: 3; 27: 339; 28: 29
and Caesar's
second invasion 21: 8-9
Tritton, Purcell Miller (architect) 30: 254
Tucker,
Samuel (spy in Holland) 25: 180 Tu£nell,J.J.26:205
farm and lodge, Langleys, GreatWaltham 26: 208,213 Tuke, Sir Brian (d 1545)
East Lee manor 21: 54
granted South Weald manor 22: 81
Tuke family 21: 54
Turenne, Marshal25: 181
Turner, Edward,
oil mill, Tottenham Mills 23: 59-60 Turner, Revd Eric, Diocesan Advisory Committee 22:
132
Turner,
William, butcher to Audley End 23: 68 Turrell, Henry Stein (schoolmaster) 29: 149, 150
Tutbury (Staffs), medieval
barony 30: 146, 148, 151, 152 Twining, Revd Thomas
(1734-1804), curate at Fordham
(book review) 24: 241-3 Tyers, Ian
et
al.
'New House Farm and Hungry Hall, Cressing.
The disintegration of the Cressing
Temple estate or the Great Rebuilding?' 28: 156-64
'The Granary at CressingTemple' 25:79-106
Tyler, S., and Wickenden, N. P., 'A late Roman and Saxon
settlement at GreatWaltham' 27: 84-91 Tylerset Farm, medieval
settlement, Rayleigh Hills 27: 324 Tylney, Lord, ofWanstead House 25: 221
Tyrell, Sir John
Tyssen, MP 29: 147
Tyrell family, Bardfield Saling Church, heraldic
tiles 25:
230,231;26:225-6
Tyssen, Frances John, and Jeremy's
Ferry, River Lea 23: 64 Tyssen, Francis, and Jeremy's
Ferry, River Lea 23: 63
Ugley
Bronze Age hoard 28: 275
placename evidence 24: 153-5
Ugley Green, Oak Cottage, Roman ceramic vessel28:
281
Ulting, Church of St Mary 26: 218 Ulvescroft (Leics) 28: 131
Umfraville family,
and Stebbing manors 30: 149-50 United Land Co. Ltd. of Chelmsford 25: 199 Unstan (Orkney), late Neolithic wares 22: 8
Uphall Camp, Ilford
hillfort 21: 126, 133;
22: 25
Iron Age features 21: 126, 133; 26:61
Verefamily
Roman structures
21: 133
Uphill family,
of Dagenham 26: 200 Upminster
church spire 29: 286, 287
Corbets Tey/Harwood Hall Lane, late Roman farmstead
28: 101
Horndon/Barking gas pipeline 24: 199
Hunts Hill Farm 29: 208
early Bronze Age features 29: 207
middle Bronze Age features 26: 251
late Bronze Age 23: 108; 24: 195, 207;
25: 252; 28: 101;
29:194,207
Plain Ware phase 28:205, 221; 29: 207
Iron Age features 22: 159; 23: 108; 24: 207; 25: 252; 26:
251-2;27:262,269-70;28: 101;29: 194,207
Roman features 22: 159; 25: 252; 26: 252; 27: 269, 270;
28: 101,221;29:207
Anglo-Saxon features
26: 252; 29: 207
early medieval features
25: 252
Joslin's farm 18th-19th
cent. French wars 27:227 St Mary's Lane, poss. flood meander 30: 210, 216
Sunnings Lane 28: 101
Whitehall Wood, prehistoric features 25: 252; 28: 101 Upton, Ham House Estate,
West Ham 24: 244
Upton (Northants), Saxon features 29: 57
Upton Park, West Ham, Klondyke
Avenue (Churston Avenue), Palaeolithic flintwork 28: 267, 269,
270
Urswick, SirThomas (d 1479), ofDagenham 26: 200
Uttlesford
medieval hundred 25: 277; 27: 340; 29: 115, 116, 118, 119,
120
north-west, Roman jewellery
and fmds 29: 183, 184
see also Farnham
Vagrancy Acts (1744) 27: 232
see also employment
Valentian, House of see coins (Roman) Valognes, Gunnore de 28:
298
Valognes, Peter de, as sheriff of Essex 25: 75
Vange
late Saxon to post-medieval metalwork 29: 283, 284
'cold war' anti-aircraft site 30: 207
Phenge, manor of (alias Fobbing) 21: 50, 51,52
Swan Mead School, Late Bronze Age hoard 29: 1-18 (inc. illustr.)
Varndell, G. L. and Meeks, N. D., 'Three Bronze Age tore fragments from Woodham Waiter'
25: 1-2
Varty, Robert, Essex Radical23: 87,88 vaults see tombs/tombstones
Velletri (Italy),
Museo Capitolare 29: 142
Venions, Ranulf de 28: 142
Venn, Tim,
architect 30: 250 Vere family (earls of Oxford)
Aubrey de (1st Earl d 1194) 21: 48
Aubrey de (2nd Earl d 1214) 26: 129, 130
John de (12th Earl executed 1462)
21: 106
John de (13thEarld 1513) 21: 106;28:
170
John de (15th
Earl d 1539) 28: 170
Montchensi, Dionysia de (d 1313, wife ofHugh de Vere) 27: 300; 28: 131
Richard de (11th Earl d 1417) 28: 175
Robert de (5th Earl d 1296) 28: 175
Robert de, Duke oflreland (9th Earl d 1392) 26: 150, 152
Segeaux, Alice (wife of Richard, 11th Earl d 1451) 28: 175
107
Verefamlly
Vere famlly (earls
of Oxford) (cont.)
Thomas de (8th Earl d 1371)
28: 175
and Earls Colne 28: 167, 170, 172, 173, 174-5, 176
and St Lawrence's Church, Ridgewell, lost chapel27: 299-300
Great Maplestead manors 29:
233 Verlander,Jacob (Colchester landowner) 27:241
Vermuyden, Cornelius, Canvey
Island 22: 129
Vertue,
John, MP for Colchester (late 15th cent.)
21: 106 Verulam Hills Field,
Verulamium (Herts), Roman
building 26: 266,267 Verulamium
dyke system 21: 142, 143
King Harry Lane cemetery 21: 14, 17;22: 41; 26: 270
Vervoz (Belgium),
Roman structure 26: 265, 266
Vespasian, Emperor
see coins (Roman) vessel glass
late Iron Age, Stanway
Hall Farm 24: 206,
207
late Iron Age/Roman, Kelvedon, High Street,
Lawson Villas 28:211
Roman
Billericay, School21:
38
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 16, 17-18 Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 73
Kirkee McMunn barracks, tettine 29: 266, 268
Osborne Street 25:
58
medieval/post-medieval,
Maldon Carmelite Friary (Fa on deVenise) 30:123,124,138
post-medieval
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance
car park 30: 174 Colchester
Angel Yard 27: 73
Westway/Sheepen Place 29: 199
Helions Bumpstead, Boblow, 'Black' glass wine bottle
24: 191
Leytonstone, Thorne
Close Avenue Estate 28: 301,302,
304
Maldon, Carmelite
Friary 30: 84, 123,
124 Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 28: 122 Stebbingford 27: 126, 156
Waltham Abbey, Sun Street
26: 123
not precisely dated
Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27: 33 Chesterford, Great, Ickleton Road 21: 17
vessels
ceramic
chafmg dishes Chelmsford
30: 63-4
Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 63-4, 77
chamber pots 28: 301,303 flower
pots
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance car park 30: 168 Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 63, 65, 66, 98, 111
spouted beakers, Roman 28:
281-2, 281
teawares, Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 88, 111
see also pottery
copper alloy, Laver, High, miniature
tripod 30: 197 pewter, Pleshey,
Back Lane, Hill House (chalice)
28: 185 stone (poss.), Stebbingford 27: 154
Victoria County
History 24: 243; 26: 202
Colchester (review) 26: 289-90
Dagenham 26: 203
]. H.
Round and 24: 240; 29: 155, 158, 170;
30: 144
and manorial
descents 30: 144-5
Essex Society
for Archaeology and History
Victoria Cross, Essex holders
(book reviews) 24: 244; 28:
316-17
Victoria Land
and Settlement Company, Leytonstone
28:298
Vieuxpont, Robert de, and 13th cent. royal forest 26: 129, 130
Vikings 24: 157; 26: 288; 27: 202
in Essex, 871-917
27: 92-101; 28: 183,311
Arkesden 28: 183
Benfleet, South, High Street, poss. camp 23: 101 Maldon 23: 20, 22; 26: 288
Shoeburyness camp 22: 55; 29: 202
villas
Roman
Boreham, Great Holts Farm (poss.)
23: 99, 100 Brightlingsea
Moverons Farm, 'Noah's Ark' 27:
311, 319
nr Springmead, Ladysmith
Avenue 26: 242 Chadwell St Mary,
County Primary School 29: 48 Chignall Hall23: 39, 49; 30: 275-6
Coggeshall
Coggeshall House/Brooklands (poss.) 21: 129
'The Lawns' (poss.)
26: 100, 101
Colchester, Kirkee McMunn
barracks (poss.) 29: 268 Cromwell (Notts)
25: 237
Dunmow, Great
Bigods Hall (poss.) 21:
125 Church End (poss.) 28:47 Merks
Hill Farm (poss.) 28: 47
Estrees-sur-Noye (France)
26: 265
Felsted, Sugar Beet Factory
(probable) 27: 262, 264 Hallingbury, Little, South House Farm 22: 155 Halstead 22: 145
Harlow 29: 199
Langford 25: 236, 237
Neerharen-Rekem (Germany)
26: 264, 265
Star (Somerset)
27: 33
Tey, Great,Warren's
Farm 28: 227; 29:213
Wendens Ambo 25: 239, 243-5, 244
Writtle, near Mill Green (poss.)
27: 3 Villiers, George,
Duke of Buckingham 25: 119
Vindonissa (Switzerland), legionary
fortress, mansio 23:
122, 123
vineyards, in Essex 21: 48
Vitruvius 29: 266 votive offerings
Belgic,Asheldham Camp (poss.) 22: 14
Belgic/early Roman, HarlowTemple 21: 126, 133 Roman
Angel Yard 27: 37, 70,71
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm (poss.) 24: 16, 17
Harlow 26: 266
Wanborough (Surrey)
26: 266
Witham, Ivy Chimneys 26: 267; 27: 20
Wadham, Sir Nicholas, and foundation ofWadham College, Oxford
26: 274
Wakelin famlly vault,
Walthamstow, St Mary's
Church 28: 260
Wakering, Domesday manors
of 22: 53
Wakering, Great 26: 24; 28: 1-11 (inc. illustr.)
general, early planned
landscape 22: 55
Pleistocene (Ice Age) deposits 28: 1, 3
prehistoric features (generaf) 28: 1, 3-5, 7,8, 9
Neolithic features 28: 1, 9
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