Essex, Norfolk
Reference code
COR/01
Title
Essex, Norfolk
Date
1880-1930
Level of description
item
Extent and format
1 volume
Scope and content
Handwritten and compiled c.1880 with some later (c.1920-1930) notes, as well as newspaper cuttings and other printed material.
Title page: ‘Descriptions of Churches in Essex and Norfolk’.
Followed by the Index to Part I (5pp).
Part I gives information about churches and other features of Essex (pp. 1-230):
Thaxted (pp. 1-4); Chelmsford (p. 5); Writtle (pp. 6-9); Margaretting (pp. 10-11); Ingatestone (p. 13); Fryerning (pp. 14-18); Mountnessing (pp. 19-20); Buttsbury (p. 21); Broomfield (p. 22); Chignal St James (p. 23); Great Baddow (pp. 24-26); Landon (pp. 27-28); Boreham (pp. 29-32); Little Baddow church (pp. 33-35); Little Baddow chapel (p. 36); Danbury (pp. 37-42); West Hanningfield (pp. 43-44); East Hanningfield (pp. 45-46); Rettendon (pp. 47-50); Roxwell (pp. 51-53); Springfield (pp. 54-56); Blackmore Priory church (pp. 57-58); Doddinghurst (p. 59); Stondon Massey (pp. 60-61); Great Parndon (p. 62); Netteswell (pp. 63-64); Latton (p. 65); Harlow (pp. 66-67); Harlowbury chapel (p. 69); Great Glanfield (pp. 69-73); High Roothing [High Roding] (pp. 74-75); Aythorp Roothing [Aythorpe Roding] (p. 76); Leaden Roothing [Leaden Roding] (pp. 77-78); Margaret Roothing [Margaret Roding] (pp. 79-80); Berners Roothing [Berners Roding] (pp. 81-82); Willingale Spain (pp. 83-84); Willingale Doe [Willingale St Christopher] (pp. 85-87); Fyfield (pp. 88-90); High Easter (pp. 91-93); Good Easter (pp. 94-96); Mashbury (pp. 97-99); Moreton (pp. 100-101); Magdalen Laver (p. 102); High Laver (pp. 103-104); Little Laver (pp. 105-106); Abbots Roothing [Abbess Roding] (pp. 107-108); Beauchamp Roothing [Beauchamp Roding] (pp. 109-110); Stanford Rivers (pp. 111-114); Navestock (pp. 115-118); Stapleford Tawney (unpaginated); Theydon Mount (pp. 119-120); Theydon Garnon (pp. 121-122); Epping (pp. 123-124); North Weald Basset (pp. 125-126); Norton Mandeville (pp. 127-128); High Ongar (pp. 129-131); Great Leighs (pp. 132-133); Waltham Abbey (p. 134); Waltham Abbey church (pp. 135-138); Little Easton (pp. 141-142); Tilty Abbey church (pp. 143-147); Great Dunmow (pp. 148-149); Great Easton (p. 150); Lindsell (pp. 151-152); Birchanger (pp. 153-154); Stanstead Mountfitchet (pp. 155-157); Elsenham (pp. 158-159); Henham-on-the-Hill (pp. 160-161); Widdington (pp. 162-163); Newport (pp. 164-166); Wenden Lofts (p. 167); Wendens Ambo (pp. 168-171); Chrishall (pp. 172-174); Saffron Walden (pp. 175-180); Little Saling (pp. 181-182); Rayne (p. 183); Great Saling (p. 184); Ulting (p. 185); All Saints, Maldon (pp. 186-188); the Spital [leper hospital], Maldon (p. 189); St Mary, Maldon (pp. 190-192); Little Totham (pp. 193-194); Great Totham (p. 195); Wickham Bishops (p. 196); Copford (pp. 197-198); Stanway chapel (pp. 199-200); Lexden (pp. 201-202); Dedham (pp. 203-204); Ardleigh (p. 205); Trinity Church, Colchester (p. 206); St Martin’s, Colchester (pp. 207-208); Great Darley (p. 209); Upminster (pp. 210-211); Hornchurch (pp. 212-214); North Ockenden (pp. 215-216); South Ockenden (pp. 217-220); Hadleigh (pp. 221-223); Hadleigh Castle (p. 224); Thundersley (pp. 225-226); Castle Hedingham (pp. 227-229); Hedingham Castle (p. 230).
Part II has a separate Index (2pp, unpaginated) before the entry for the first church on p. 231. Part II gives information about churches and other features of Norfolk (pp. 231-251).Norwich Cathedral (pp. 231-232); churches in Norwich – St Julian, St Ethelred, St Mary in Coslany, St Benedict, St Paul (pp. 233-236); churches in Norfolk – Keswick, Colney, Whitlingham, Kirby, Haddiscoe, Hales, Laddon, Chedgrave, Yarmouth, Potter Heigham, Ludham, Abbey of St Benet’s at Holm, Ranworth, Aylsham, Causton, Salle, Sheringham, Witton, Bacton, Paston, Great Ellingham, Attleboro[ugh], Wymondham (pp. 237-251). There is additional information about epitaphs and brass rubbings (pp. 252-end).
This volume in the series is exceptionally rich in terms of the number of sketches, photographs and brass rubbings it contains.
Title page: ‘Descriptions of Churches in Essex and Norfolk’.
Followed by the Index to Part I (5pp).
Part I gives information about churches and other features of Essex (pp. 1-230):
Thaxted (pp. 1-4); Chelmsford (p. 5); Writtle (pp. 6-9); Margaretting (pp. 10-11); Ingatestone (p. 13); Fryerning (pp. 14-18); Mountnessing (pp. 19-20); Buttsbury (p. 21); Broomfield (p. 22); Chignal St James (p. 23); Great Baddow (pp. 24-26); Landon (pp. 27-28); Boreham (pp. 29-32); Little Baddow church (pp. 33-35); Little Baddow chapel (p. 36); Danbury (pp. 37-42); West Hanningfield (pp. 43-44); East Hanningfield (pp. 45-46); Rettendon (pp. 47-50); Roxwell (pp. 51-53); Springfield (pp. 54-56); Blackmore Priory church (pp. 57-58); Doddinghurst (p. 59); Stondon Massey (pp. 60-61); Great Parndon (p. 62); Netteswell (pp. 63-64); Latton (p. 65); Harlow (pp. 66-67); Harlowbury chapel (p. 69); Great Glanfield (pp. 69-73); High Roothing [High Roding] (pp. 74-75); Aythorp Roothing [Aythorpe Roding] (p. 76); Leaden Roothing [Leaden Roding] (pp. 77-78); Margaret Roothing [Margaret Roding] (pp. 79-80); Berners Roothing [Berners Roding] (pp. 81-82); Willingale Spain (pp. 83-84); Willingale Doe [Willingale St Christopher] (pp. 85-87); Fyfield (pp. 88-90); High Easter (pp. 91-93); Good Easter (pp. 94-96); Mashbury (pp. 97-99); Moreton (pp. 100-101); Magdalen Laver (p. 102); High Laver (pp. 103-104); Little Laver (pp. 105-106); Abbots Roothing [Abbess Roding] (pp. 107-108); Beauchamp Roothing [Beauchamp Roding] (pp. 109-110); Stanford Rivers (pp. 111-114); Navestock (pp. 115-118); Stapleford Tawney (unpaginated); Theydon Mount (pp. 119-120); Theydon Garnon (pp. 121-122); Epping (pp. 123-124); North Weald Basset (pp. 125-126); Norton Mandeville (pp. 127-128); High Ongar (pp. 129-131); Great Leighs (pp. 132-133); Waltham Abbey (p. 134); Waltham Abbey church (pp. 135-138); Little Easton (pp. 141-142); Tilty Abbey church (pp. 143-147); Great Dunmow (pp. 148-149); Great Easton (p. 150); Lindsell (pp. 151-152); Birchanger (pp. 153-154); Stanstead Mountfitchet (pp. 155-157); Elsenham (pp. 158-159); Henham-on-the-Hill (pp. 160-161); Widdington (pp. 162-163); Newport (pp. 164-166); Wenden Lofts (p. 167); Wendens Ambo (pp. 168-171); Chrishall (pp. 172-174); Saffron Walden (pp. 175-180); Little Saling (pp. 181-182); Rayne (p. 183); Great Saling (p. 184); Ulting (p. 185); All Saints, Maldon (pp. 186-188); the Spital [leper hospital], Maldon (p. 189); St Mary, Maldon (pp. 190-192); Little Totham (pp. 193-194); Great Totham (p. 195); Wickham Bishops (p. 196); Copford (pp. 197-198); Stanway chapel (pp. 199-200); Lexden (pp. 201-202); Dedham (pp. 203-204); Ardleigh (p. 205); Trinity Church, Colchester (p. 206); St Martin’s, Colchester (pp. 207-208); Great Darley (p. 209); Upminster (pp. 210-211); Hornchurch (pp. 212-214); North Ockenden (pp. 215-216); South Ockenden (pp. 217-220); Hadleigh (pp. 221-223); Hadleigh Castle (p. 224); Thundersley (pp. 225-226); Castle Hedingham (pp. 227-229); Hedingham Castle (p. 230).
Part II has a separate Index (2pp, unpaginated) before the entry for the first church on p. 231. Part II gives information about churches and other features of Norfolk (pp. 231-251).Norwich Cathedral (pp. 231-232); churches in Norwich – St Julian, St Ethelred, St Mary in Coslany, St Benedict, St Paul (pp. 233-236); churches in Norfolk – Keswick, Colney, Whitlingham, Kirby, Haddiscoe, Hales, Laddon, Chedgrave, Yarmouth, Potter Heigham, Ludham, Abbey of St Benet’s at Holm, Ranworth, Aylsham, Causton, Salle, Sheringham, Witton, Bacton, Paston, Great Ellingham, Attleboro[ugh], Wymondham (pp. 237-251). There is additional information about epitaphs and brass rubbings (pp. 252-end).
This volume in the series is exceptionally rich in terms of the number of sketches, photographs and brass rubbings it contains.
Creator
Corder, Henry (1855-1944), antiquary and nurseryman
Previous reference number(s)
SAL/MS/957/1