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‘The Essex Journal’: Index of items relating to the High Country

Published in Journal 99

Essex Journal Index

The Index covers Volumes 1-50 (1966-2015).

Greenstead-juxta-Ongar

church of St Andrew 18(2).27; 26(1).7, 8, 10
manor 18(2).27

Stanford Rivers

beacon 42(1).12, 13
church of St Margaret 41(1).9; 42(2).58, 60; 49(2).58
clergy 3(4).201, 202
co-operative society land 13(1).12
footpath/bridge 8(4).124
Stanford Rivers Hall farm 40(2).49
workhouse 45(1).24

Stapleford Tawney

airfield 50(2).67
Arnolds 7(1).18
bees 3(3).163¹⁰
Swing Riots 39(1).21

Theydon Mount

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church of St Michael 5(1).10, 13, 18, 20–1; 6(1).17, 18, 19, 21

Hill Hall

building of 27(2).36; 44(1).23
exhibition 13(1).23
fire 4(3).172–3
Ken Neale and 39(1).11–12, 12, 15, 17
portrait 6(1).18
reconstruction 33(2).62
Smith family 1(1).39; 1(2).33–4; 5(1).4, 8, 14, 16–21; 45(1).13

manor 5(1).6–7, 16–17
Mounthall 5(1).17
pollbooks 4(2).75, 85
stile 8(4).121
witchcraft 1(1).39¹²

Online Access

Volumes 39-50 (and to date) may be viewed freely online via the website of the Essex Society for Archaeology and History: Essex Journal | Publications | Essex Society for Archaeology & History.

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Footnotes

In ‘Essex Bees In The Domesday Book’ by Dr. H.M. Fraser, “Staplefor Taini or Tawney” had two hives. ↩
An article ‘Sir Thomas Smith and Hill Hall, Essex’ by Kenneth Neale appears in Essex Journal Vol. 5 p.3-22. ↩
In ‘Bedevilled’ by J. Howson: “In 1570 Anne Vicers of Navestock and ‘maltster’s wife’ of Theydon Mount suspected of witchcraft, were examined by Sir Thomas Smith of Hill Hall.” ↩