On some Neglected Antiquities of Essex and their bearing on the Sites of certain Religious Houses: Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

Item written by J French for the Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society in 1907.

Notes on some Traces of Ancient Settlements near Shoeburyness: Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

Reproduced here online for the first time, and because this volume is no longer available from the Society's book store, this article was written by Mrs Charles Chenevix Trench.

The Manor of Wethersfield: Notes from a Court Roll temp. Richard II: Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

Written by William Chapman Waller for the Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society in 1907.

Some Interesting Essex Brasses (5): Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

The final portion of an article written by Miller Christy, W W Porteous and E Bertram Smith for the Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society in 1907.  Brasses at Tollesbury, Tolleshunt D'Arcy and Walthamstow are included below.

Those interested in the topic may be interested to know that the same three authors wrote an item entitled 'The Monumental Brasses of Essex' for the book 'Memorials of Old Essex' (1908).  Within the last decade a new two-volume book has been produced by Martin Stuchfield et al providing a definitive update of the early twentieth century work. 

Some Interesting Essex Brasses (4): Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

Continuing the article printed in the Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society in 1907. Brasses featured in this part include those at Rainham, Saffron Walden, Thaxted and Theydon Gernon.

Some Interesting Essex Brasses (3): Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

In the third part of this article produced for the Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society in 1907, and written by Miller Christy, W W Porteous and E Bertram Smith, the following brasses are discussed: Harlow, Harwich, Hempstead, High Ongar (two brasses), Hornchurch, Kelvedon Hatch, Leigh (two brasses), Little Horkesley, Little Leighs, Netteswell and Orsett.

Some Interesting Essex Brasses (2): Transactions n.s. Volume 10 Part 3

The second part of publication of this article from 1907.  Brasses covered in this part include East Horndon, Fryerning, Grays Thurrock, Great Henny and Great Parndon.