Stanford Rivers by H M Scott (Part 9) – Acknowledgements and Bibliography

Acknowledgements

I gratefully acknowledge and express my appreciation of the assistance given me by the following:

Miss Catherine Armet – the Archivist to the Most Hon. the Marquess of Bute;
Richard Armitage, Esq.;
Mrs. Anthony Aubrey-Jones;
Mr. Raymond Bacon;
Miss M. Baker;
Mr. E. W. Banks;
Mr. Robert Barlow;
Dr. H. D. Barnett, F.S.A.;
the late Mr. Edwin Bass;
Mrs. Ellen Bass;
John Biggs-Davison, Esq., M.P.;
Miss Elsie Blows;
Mr. and Mrs. B. Botwood;
Miss Eileen Brock;
Mr. George Bowden (late of the Epping and Ongar R.D.C.);
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Breeze;
Mrs. John E. Buck;
J. A. Brimble, Esq., A.R.P.S. (author of "Epping Forest");
the staff of the British Museum, London, and at the Newspaper Repository, Hendon;
the British Records Association;
Mr. Alfred Brown;
the late Squadron-Leader Neville Browning;
Mrs. K. Browning;
British Rail (Historical Records, Archivists' Dept.);
Mr. D. P. Burton;
Nigel Capel Cure, Esq., T.D., J.P., D.L.;
Mrs. Alice Carter;
Mrs. R. Chilson;
Mr. D. G. Cooke (Ind Coope Ltd.);
Peter Clarke, Esq. (the Duchy of Lancaster Office);
Mr. Reginald T. Collyer;
the Courtauld Institute of Art;
P. Sgt. and Mrs. Cousins;
J. T. Coles, Esq., J.P.;
Paul Channon, Esq., M.P.;
the Librarian, the Borough of Chelmsford;
Mrs. C. P. Hale (of Florida, U.S.A.);
Frank Dawes, Esq. (the author of "Afoot in Essex");
Mrs. W. Deane;
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Didsbury;
Mr. W. Deane;
Mr. R. F. Eady;
Frederick Emmison, Esq., K.B.E. (formerly the Essex County Archivist);
"The Evening Standard" (Mr. Kray);
the Essex Incorporated Congregational Union;
the Clerk of the County Council of Essex;
Mrs. Alice Fathers;
Professor T. Ferguson, M.A., B.D. (the Dean of the Open University);
Mrs. Nesta Ferguson;
Angus Fowler, Esq. (Assistant Archivist, Chester);
Mr. R. A. Fowler;
Mrs. Grace Fowler;
Mrs. Audrey Foster;
Mr. M. J. Franklin (the Map Repository, the Public Record Office, Little Gaddesden);
Mrs. Mary Furze, J.P.;
Patrick Griggs, Esq.;
Mr. Gardner (the Essex Record Office, Ingatestone Hall);
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Green;
Peter Garratt, Esq.;
J. H. Gingell, Esq., F.R.I.C.S.;
Mr. C. Harris;
R. H. D'Ary Hart, Esq., M.A. (Fellow of the Society of Genealogists);
Mrs. M. Holt;
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hinman;
Mrs. Joyce H. Holland;
Mr. D. C. I. Holland (Librarian, House of Commons);
E. D. Hunt, Esq., B.A., F.C.L.S. (Secretary, Historical Association);
Filmer Honywood, Esq.;
Sir William Wynne Honywood, Bart.;
Mr. Hedge (the Muniments Room, London Transport);
Mr. W. R. Holt;
Mrs. M. Ireland ("The White Bear");
the Imperial War Museum;
the Jewish Museum;
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kerr;
Miss Susanne Licence (of Toronto);
Mr. T. W. Licence;
Mr. J. K. Lace (the County Librarian, Chelmsford);
Mr. Lynch (the Director's Office, the British Museum);
the London County Bus Service Ltd.;
Mr. Ronald Murray;
Mr. W. G. Macaulay;
Mr. and Mrs. David Martin;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Martin;
Mr. G. W. Martin;
the Very Rev. G. H. Martin, C.B.E., M.A., and Mrs. Martin;
the staff of the Marylebone Public Library;
Mr. Peter Mecklenburgh ("The Drill House");
the late Miss Lucy Millbank;
Mr. Philip Millbank;
Mr. John Millbank;
Mr. Arthur E. Mayer;
Professor John Murphy (the University of Oklahoma);
K. C. Newton, Esq., M.A., F.R.Hist.Soc. (the Essex County Archivist);
the staff of the National Council of Social Service;
the staff of the National Portrait Gallery;
the staff of the National Register of Archives;
John O'Leary, Esq., F.S.A., F.L.A.;
the Rev. Donald Pattinson;
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pearl;
Mr. Ian Petrie (Piggott Bros. & Co. Ltd.);
Mrs. Pickthall;
Messrs. Pringle, Weller and Lewis ("Photocall Features");
Mr. J. D. Pleuge;
Mr. Henry S. Padfield;
the staff of the Public Record Office, London;
Mr. W. S. Phillips (Secretary of the Essex Architectural Research Society);
Mrs. C. E. Page;
Alfred S. Playle, Esq., J.P.;
Mr. A. N. G. Richards (former Librarian of St. Paul's School; Archivist – the Library, Inner Temple and Mercers' Hall);
Mrs. J. S. Roberts;
Mr. Rudd (the State Papers Dept., the British Museum);
Miss Adele Rubinstein;
Mrs. O. J. Rayner;
Mr. J. Reade ("The Green Man");
the Royal College of Heralds;
the Royal Commission on Historical Monuments;
Captain the Earl of Roden;
Mr. Colin Raggett;
Mr. H. V. Molesworth Roberts;
Mrs. R. V. Staines;
Peter Spanier, Esq.;
Mr. and Mrs. Styman;
Mr. Norman E. L. Sharpen;
Mr. D. J. Stagg (the Archaeology Division, Ordnance Survey);
Sir John Hamilton Spencer-Smith, Bart.;
the late Rev. Joseph Sykes, M.A., F.R.S.A., and Mrs. Sykes;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savill;
Mr. and Mrs. N. Sassoon;
Mr. J. M. Shaw (the Robert Manning Strozier Library, Florida State University);
Mr. D. C. Sharp;
Mrs. K. Thorogood;
Lady Caroline Tyrell;
Mr. H. Thomas;
Mr. H. C. Thomas;
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Triggs;
Mr. L. J. Turnidge (Rating Officer, Epping and Ongar R.D.C.);
Mr. Thres (British Rail Records Dept.);
Mr. J. Elsdon Tuffs;
Mr. W. G. S. Tonkin (the Walthamstow Antiquarian Society);
Watney Mann (London and Home Counties) Ltd.;
Mr. H. Witham;
Mr. H. Witham;
Miss J. J. Withers;
Major R. S. Whalley;
Dr. Peter Wilson, M.A., B.A., M.R.C.S.;
Miss Hilary Webb;
Mr. Walker (Archivist, the Merchant Taylors Company);
Mr. A. C. Wood;
Mrs. N. Wood;
the Estates Dept., Whitbread & Co. Ltd.;
the staff of the Central Westminster Public Library;
Mr. Stanley Wilmot (the Epping and Ongar Gazette);
the staff of Somerset House Will Depository;
Miss Rhoda Wilson;
Mr. Leslie Walter of Darley Cumberland and Co.;
the Editor, "The West Essex Gazette".

Bibliography and Sources

The following bibliography lists sources consulted in the preparation of the original history of Stanford Rivers, Traceys and Bellhouse. Titles and details have been transcribed from the supplied text; items marked as uncertain should be checked against the original printed bibliography.

1. Archives — The British Records Association
2. The Amateur Historian — The National Council of Social Service
3. Archives and Local History — F. G. Emmison, M.B.E., F.S.A., F.R.Hist.Soc.
4. Ancient Manorial Customs of Essex — H. S. Channock (1870) [name uncertain]
5. Anglo-Jewish Nobilities — The Jewish Historical Society [title uncertain]
6. Historical Anecdotes of the Families of Boleyns, Careys, etc. (1835); revised 1839 at the request of the Earl of Roden — Emilia G. & Reilley [author uncertain]
7. The Berry County Genealogy — W. Berry [title uncertain]
8. Burke's Peerage and Baronetage
9. County Records — F. G. Emmison and Irvine Gray
10. The Diaries of Sir Henry Channon — edited by Robert Rhodes James (1934–1958)
11. The Records of the Established Church in England — Dorothy M. Owen
12. The Compleat Copy-Holder: Wherein is Contained a Learned Discourse of the Antiquity and Nature of Mannors and Copyholds — Sir Edward Coke, Kt. [date in scan unclear: 1850]
13. Some Types of Common Field Parish — F. G. Emmison
14. Debrett's Peerage
15. The Domesday of Crown Lands — S. J. Madge
16. The Domesday Book and Beyond — F. W. Maitland
17. The Domesday Geography of Eastern England — H. C. Darby
18. The Domesday Book — facsimile of part relating to England [original wording]
19. Dod's Parliamentary Companion
20. The Dictionary of National Biography
21. The Ecclesiastical History of Essex — Harold Smith, D.D.
22. The Minutes of the Epping and Ongar Highway Trust, 1769–1870 — Benjamin Winstone
23. Elizabethan Life and Disorder — F. G. Emmison
24. Dictionary of English Law — Jowitt
25. English Social History — G. M. Trevelyan, O.M.
26. The English Yeoman — Mildred Campbell (Professor of History, Vassar)
27. The Early Modern Age — Mowat and T. Kelly
28. The English Local History Handlist — F. W. Kuhlicke and F. G. Emmison [spelling uncertain]
29. The English Village Community — Frederick Seebohm [original scan says 1684; date uncertain]
30. English Villagers of the Thirteenth Century — George Caspar Homans
31. English History through Essex Sources — Edwards and Brown
32. English Feudalism 1066–1166 — Professor F. M. Stenton
33. The English Village Community — W. E. Tate, B.Litt., F.S.A.
34. The Epping Railways Act 1859
35. The Encyclopaedia Britannica
36. Essex Coaching Days — J. Elsdon Tuffs
37. The Essex Recusant Society — edited by Monsignor D. Shanahan [title uncertain]
38. Essex Worthies — William Addison
39. The Directory of Essex — William White (1863)
40. The Essex Local History Guide to Books and MSS — Gladys A. Wood, F.R.Hist.S.
41. History of Essex — Elizabeth Ogborne (1814)
42. The History and Antiquities of the County of Essex — Philip Morant [dates in scan unclear]
43. The History and Antiquities of Essex — N. Salmon (1740)
44. The History of Essex — Thomas Wright (1835)
45. The History of Essex — A. C. Edwards
46. The King's England: Essex — Arthur Mee (1936) [original title/date uncertain]
47. People's History of Essex — D. W. Coller (1861) [title/author uncertain]
48. Essex at Work 1700–1815 — A. F. Brown
49. Guide to the Essex Record Office — F. G. Emmison
50. The Essex Journal (1966)
51. Historic Essex — Essex County Council
52. A New History of Essex by a Gentleman — P. Muilman (1770), vols. 3 and 4
53. The Essex Review (1892–1911, 19??) [dates uncertain]
54. The Essex County Handbook (1966)
55. The Face of Essex; Medieval Essex; Elizabethan Essex; Stuart Essex; Georgian Essex; Victorian Essex — Essex Record Office
56. The Visual Arts in Essex 1066–1837 — Essex Record Office
57. Essex Countryside — Editorial Department
58. The Accounts of the Origin for Promoting Industry in Essex (1797) [title uncertain]
59. Enclosure Awards and Acts — W. E. Tate
60. Estate Maps and Surveys — F. G. Emmison
61. The Face of London — Harold P. Clunn (1937) [date uncertain]
62. Feet of Fines for Essex, vol. IV, 1186–1547 — edited (1961) by Dr P. H. Reaney and Marc Fitch
63. Field Work in Local History — Professor W. G. Hoskins
64. Feudal England — J. H. Round
65. Feudal Society — Marc Bloch
66. The Autobiography of Mrs Gilbert (Ann Taylor) — edited by Josiah Gilbert (1874–8)
67. The Harleian Society Publications (Visitations of Essex), vol. 14 (1879)
68. Henry VIII — John Bowle (1964)
69. Henry the Eighth — Francis Hackett (1929)
70. Herapath's Railway and Commercial Journal (1835 onwards)
71. The Historian's Guide to Ordnance Survey Maps — National Council of Social Service
72. The Historical Society Library Catalogue (1967)
73. The Historical Manuscripts Commission
74. The Hundred and the Hundred Rolls — Helen M. Cam
75. The History of Parliament — Namier and Brooke
76. The History, Gazetteer and Directory of the County of Essex (1848)
77. History — The Historical Association
78. The History of the Jews in England — A. M. Hyamson
79. How to Write a Parish History — R. B. Pugh
80. How to Write the History of a Parish — Rev. J. Cox, M.A.
81. How to Compile a History and Present-Day Record of Village Life — Joan Wake
82. How to Read Local Archives — F. G. Emmison, M.B.E., F.S.A.
83. History of Toot Hill and District — Miss Lucy Millbank (1957)
84. The Judicial Dictionary — Stroud
85. Kelly's Directories Ltd.
86. Landed Gentry
87. The Law of Property Act, Statutes 12 and 13 — Birkenhead (1922–24) [citation uncertain]
88. Glebe Terriers — D. M. Barrett
89. The Growth of the Manor — Professor Paul Vinogradoff
90. Life on the English Manor 1150–1400 — H. S. Bennett, M.A.
91. Life in Medieval England — J. J. Bagley
92. Little Gaddesden — Vicars Bell
93. Local History in England — W. G. Hoskins
94. Local History for Students — Humphries and Emmison
95. Magna Britannia, vol. I (1720)
96. The Manor — Miss L. C. Latham, M.A.
97. Manorial Records — Joan Wake, F.R.Hist.S.
98. The Manor and Manorial Records — Nathaniel Hone
99. The Medieval Village — G. G. Coulton, Litt.D. [initials uncertain]
100. The Ministry of Housing and Local Government: Provisional List of Buildings of Architectural and Historical Interest (1960) [date uncertain]
101. Miscellanies of the Jewish Historical Society of England (parts V and XVI)
102. The New English Dictionary on Historical Principles — Sir J. Murray, LL.D., B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
103. Nine Days Hero: Wat Tyler — J. Lindsay
104. Parish History and Records — The Historical Society, no. 66 (1926)
105. Parish History and Records — Professor A. Hamilton Thompson, M.A.
106. The Parish Chest — W. E. Tate, B.Litt.
107. The Parliaments of England (1844–50) — H. C. Smith
108. The Place-Names of Essex — P. H. Reaney
109. The Public Schools Year Book
110. Pigot & Co.'s Directory (1832 and 1889)
111. The Relation between a Lord of a Manor and Copyholder — Charles Calthorpe of Lincoln's Inn (printed by W. Lee and D. Pakeman at the Turk's Head and the Rainbow in Fleet Street, 1650)
112. The Rise of Provincial Jewry — Cecil Roth
113. The Directory of Stage Coach Services 1836 — Alan Bates (1969) [date uncertain]
114. The Essex Series of Teaching Portfolios, no. 1: Highways and Byways of Essex — Essex [publisher incomplete]
115. The Book of Saints — compiled by the Benedictine Monks of St Augustine's Abbey, Ramsgate (1921)
116. The Dictionary of Saints — Donald Attwater
117. The Story of Passenger Transport in Britain — J. Joyce
118. Studies in Manorial History — A. E. Levett
119. Survey of the Parish of Stanford Rivers — Robert Hale (1839)
120. The Taylors of Ongar — Dorothy Mary Armitage (1939)
121. Troubled Eden — C. Bermont
122. Three Centuries of Anglo-Jewish History — V. D. Lipman
123. The Timber Frame House of England — T. West and Paul Dong [title uncertain]
124. A Bibliography of the Taylors of Ongar and Stanford Rivers — G. Edward Harris
125. Tudor Secretary — F. G. Emmison
126. Tudor Enclosures — Joan Thirsk
127. The Topographical History of England — S. Lewis (1849)
128. Villainage in England — Professor Paul Vinogradoff (1882)
129. Village Records — John West
130. The Victoria History of England: Essex, vols. IV and II — Institute of Historical Research, University of London
131. Memoir of the Life and Character of Thomas Wilson, Esq. — by his son, J. Wilson (1849)