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Sunday 27 December 2015

Essex Archaeology and History. Third Series. Vols. 21-30. Index (Iro - Man)


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ironworking Roman
Braintree 24: 66
Hatfield Peverel, Sandford Quarry 26: 244
Anglo-Saxon, Ongar sewerage scheme pipeline 23: 136 19th cent. 29: 189-90
Earls Colne,Atlas Ironworks 26: 235; 29: 189, 190
Goldhanger, Iron Foundry 29: 189
see also slag
Isle ofHarty (Kent), Bronze Age hoard 28: 280 Isle ofWight 29: 281
Isserlin, Raphael M. J.
'Analytical field survey at two Essex 'hillforts': South Weald Camp and Langdon Hills' 26: 40-52
and Connell, Patrick, 'A previously unknown medieval earthwork in Maldon; excavation behind the Moot Hall, 39 High Street, Maldon 1991' 28:
133-41
et al.
'Roman Coggeshall 11; excavations at 'The Lawns', 1989-93'26:82-104
'The Carmelite Friary at Maldon: excavations 1990-1' 30:44-143
Itford Hill (Sussex), Bronze Age features 30: 21 ivory  objects
HarlowTemple 21: 133
Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 137 Ivy  Chimneys, Witham
Roman period
'apsidal ditch' feature (poss. temple) 27: 20
site of religion and ritual 26: 267; 27: 20
tiles 24: 11

Jacques Hall (duck decoy pond), Stour estuary 29: 186 James, Duke ofYork (later King James D)
and Harwich 25: 175, 176
and 'Popish Plot' 25: 181 James  I, King
lawsuit against Havering manor tenants 21: 48-9
see also coins
Jaywick, World War defences 28: 201
Jean IV ofBrittany 26: 147, 148, 149, 150
Jekyll, Thomas (historian) 24: 157, 160
Jennings, Richard, and Jeremiah's Booth Oeremy's Ferry) 23:63
Jephson family, Great Yeldham grocers 26: 174, 188 Jeremiah's  Booth  Geremy's ferry), River  Lea 23: 63-4 Jersey see Saint Helier
jet see shale/jet
jet-like object, Roman, Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 17 jettons
medieval, French, Thaxted, Town Street 29: 290 post-medieval
Nuremberg
Billericay, School21: 39, 46
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 28: 122 jewellery
post-medieval, Harlow, Roman coin (copy) 26: 228
see also bangles; beads; bracelets; brooches; fasteners; rings, fmger; torcs
Johannot, Israel, and Tottenham Mills 23: 59 John, King 26: 163; 30: 147
administration and justice in the royal forest 26: 126-32 and Count of St Pol27: 195
Essex visits 26: 127-8


kilns


loss of Normandy 27: 194, 196
see also Writtle  (King John's Hunting Lodge/Palace)
John, Sir Lewis 30: 146, 152
see also FitzLewis family
John, Thomas, 17th cent. gunpowder manufacturing 23: 57 Johnson, Bennet and Johnson, Temple Mills 22: 119 Johnson, Isaac, map-maker (d 1835) 25: 222-3
Johnson, John (1732-1814), architect and County Surveyor (book review) 23: 169-70
Jolland de Durham see Durham,Jolland de
Jones, Michael, 'The fortunes of war: the military career of John, second lord Bourchier (d 1400)' 26: 145-61
Jopson, Thomas, bailiff  of Colchester  (15th cent.) 21: 105
Josselin, Rev. Ralph (vicar of St Andrew's, Earls
Colne) 28: 165, 167, 170, 173, 174, 175

Katherine of Aragon, Queen 22: 81, 86
K.elly's Directory 24: 155, 168; 25: 72; 26: 136; 28: 270
Kelvedon
general
late Iron Age settlement 28: 211
late Iron Age/Roman town 30: 210, 220
medieval manor 29: 59
ring ditch 21: 123
Church Hill Farm barn 26: 275 Church Street
Lances, prehistoric to medieval features 30: 214 The Gardens Bungalow, medieval deposits 29: 200
Durwards Hall, adjacent prehistoric features 30: 214 High Street
Lawson Villas, LIA/Roman features 28: 205,211 Star and Fleece
late Iron Age to medieval deposits 29: 200 late Iron Age/Roman town 30: 210, 220
Knights Templar Terrace 30: 247
Orchard Road, Lawn House, Roman and Saxon features 28:211
Kelvedon Hatch
19th cent. tithe map 25: 223
church plate 24: 152
Cold War Regional Government HQ 29: 212 Kelvedon Lodge, Kelvedon, barrows 28:  195
Kemble, Edward, Hanningfield, West, vault in Church of St Mary and St Edward 29: 259
Kemps Mill, River Lea 23:61
see also Walthamstow  Mills
Kempthorne, Sampson, workhouse model plans 30: 203, 229 Kennet, West (Wilts), late Neolithic pottery 22: 8
Kentish ragstone
Alresford, St Peter's Church 29: 246
Hawkwell, St Mary's Church 27: 271; 29:255
Maldon, Carmelite Friary 30: 68, 89, 130
Mersea, West, Church of SS Peter and Paul, tower 28: 255 Ramsden Crays, St Mary's Church 30: 256
Waltham Abbey
Church Street 24: 78 Longpool30:222
keys see locks and keys kiddles  see  fish-traps
Kilnhurst Bronze Age hoard (Yorks) 28: 280
kilns
brick
medieval, Coggeshall Abbey 29: 76-8, 100-4, 101





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kilns, brick (cont.)
19th cent.,Walthamstow, former Sidney Chaplin School 24:201
not precisely dated, Littlebury Hall26: 279
corn-drying, Roman, Billericay, School21: 45
glass, Anglo-Saxon, Barking, Amberley House 22: 150 lime
Beaumont Quay 28: 223
Grays Thurrock, Stifford County Primary School28: 218
Stratford Langthorne Abbey 26: 252
survey of 26: 235 malt
CressingTemple, Granary 25: 83, 97, 100, 102, 103-4,
104
Dunmow, Great, Boyes Croft 27: 256
Heybridge, Saltcote Maltings 28: 199, 201; 29: 206 Laver, High, Bush Hall Farm 30: 205
Mistley, Maltings No. 127: 257
Ongar, High, Spurriers Farm Malthouse 27: 257, 258
Stisted, Gowers Farm Malthouse 27: 256
Thaxted, Town Street (No. 23) 27: 331, 335-6
Upper Yeldham Hall Malthouse 29: 190 pottery
Roman
Billericay, Buckenham's (Buckenhams) Field 21: 19,
45,46
Colchester 28: 282
Heybridge, Elms Farm 25: 250; 26: 250
Rettendon, Hall Farm 27: 269; 28: 220 medieval
poss. kiln furniture 27: 154-5
Grimston (Norfolk) 23: 53
Harlow 23: 53, 54, 55
Hole Farm 22: 109
Horkesley, Great 28: 137
Mile End 28: 137
Mill Green, lngatestone 23: 51-5, 55; 26: 63; 27: 3
Noak Hill, Paternoster Row 28: 206, 212; 29: 195,
206;30:212,220
Rayleigh, High Road (poss.) 21: 92-102, 93
Scarborough (NYorks) 23: 53
Sible Hedingham 26: 184
Stock 23: 53, 54, 55
White Gates, Mill Green 27: 3
Woolwich, London 23: 53, 54, 55 post-medieval
Gestingthorpe 28: 185
Harlow 28: 185
Brenthall Park (Church Langley) 21: 127, 132; 23:
106;24: 198;26:250
Purleigh 21: 127, 134
Stock 21: 153; 24: 201; 28: 185
White Gates, Mill Green 27:3
not precisely dated, Babshole Farm (north of Sudbury),
'Potters Field' 23: 92
tile
Roman, Bull's Lodge Quarry (Farm), Boreham 22: 152;
24:6
medieval
Claypits Farm, Thaxted (poss.) 23: 124
Danbury 29: 206; 30: 92, 186
post-medieval, Stoneymore wood, Mill Green 27: 3
unspecified, Roman, Upminster, Hunts Hill Farm 22: 159
King, Daniel (Earls Colne sketch) 28: 167, 172, 175


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King, HenryW.
Ecclesiae Essexiensis 27: 297
on Essex churches 26: 195; 29: 258; 30: 255
King, John & son, Saffron Walden surveyors 25: 224
King's Lynn (Norfolk)
medieval clerks of24: 125, 129
medieval pottery 23: 53
18th cent. coal supplies to Audley End 23: 69
Kirby-le-Soken
Kirby Quay, prehistoric flintwork and medieval pottery 29: 183
Norton's Farm Barn 25:231-2
see also Sokens, The (Adulfesness (Aeldulvesnasa))
kitchens
medieval28:   113-16,114-15 Bergholt, West"
High Trees, Lexden Road 28: 113, 114
Virginia Cottages, Lexden Road 28: 113, 114
Broomfield, Chopyns 28: 115, 116
Dunmow, Great, North Street, Brook House 28: 115,
116
Eight Ash Green, Abbotts Hall 28: 116
Glottenham (E Sussex), moated site, poss. detached kitchen 26: 189
Messing
The Street (No. 1) 28: 113, 114, 116
YewTree Farmhouse 28: 115, 116
Moreton, Hancocks 28: 115, 116
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange 30: 39
Stebbing, Parsonage Farmhouse, Church End 28: 113,
114
Weald, South, Lincolns, Lincolns Lane 26: 188, 189; 28:
113, 114
Writtle, King John's Hunting Lodge 24: 124 16th cent.
Chappel, Swan public house 28: 116
Easthorpe Green, Flispes 28: 116
surveys 26: 189
18th cent., Leytonstone, Thorn Close 28: 300,302 not precisely dated, Chappel, Old Stores 26: 188, 189 see also Braxted Hall; Littlebury Hall; Yeldham, Great
Knight, Anne see Nugent, Anne
Knight, Henry, Temple Mills miller (16th cent.) 22: 115
Knight, John (d 1733), buys Gosfield Hall25: 185, 186, 187
Knights Hospitaller
The cartulary of the Knights of St John of Jerusalem  (book reviews) 29: 299
Boblow 28: 238, 240
CressingTemple 25: 79, 94, 104, 291-2; 29: 104,299
Fryerning 26: 273
Maplestead Hall site 25: 253
and the royal forests 26: 129
Stebbing manor 28: 131; 30: 146, 150-1, 152
Woodham Waiter 30: 190
Knights Tem.plar
Cressing demesne farm 28: 151, 153, 154-5, 156; 29: 299
CressingTemple 24: 124; 25: 79, 94, 291-2; 26: 133, 136,
138,141, 143;28:312;29: 104,299
and the royal forests 26: 128, 129
Temple Mills, Leyton 22: 115
and Witham 27: 223, 286; 28: 111, 317; 29: 299
knives
copper alloy
middle/late Bronze Age, Sheering 23: 115-16, 116; 28: 181
late Bronze Age, Vange 29: 9, 12




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knives, copper alloy (cont.)
late Bronze Age (poss.), Clavering 28: 181-2, 181
flint
late Neolithic/EBA
Broomfield, Windmill Field 23: 102; 26: 1, 17, 19
Orsett Causewayed Enclosure 25: 226, 227
iron
Iron Age, Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 84, 85 late Iron Age/Roman, Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm
28:84,85-6
Roman, Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 14 Anglo-Saxon, Chesterford area 29: 270,272, 273 medieval
Harwich, George Street 21: 87
Springfield/Boreham A12 Interchange 30: 37
Stebbingford 27: 151, 152
Thaxted, Town Street 29: 286, 290,291
post-medieval
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance car park 30: 173, 174
Maldon Carmelite Friary  30: 119, 120 not precisely dated
Asheldham Camp 22: 14
Chipping Ongar, Pleasance car park 30: 173 Kramer, Joseph, terracotta  panels,  12-13 Poultry, London
26:213
Krauwinckel, Hans, Nuremberg trade token/jetton 28: 122 K¥nochtown, 19th cent. explosives factory 26: 234

Laindon 21: 52, 54 Laindon Hills
landscape history 22: 48, 52, 53
and medieval woodland 22: 53 lakes see ponds and lakes Lamarsh
Church of the Holy Innocents 27: 296 poss. mortuary enclosure 29: 188
Lambourne
Church ofStMary and All Saints 28: 25Q-5, 250,251,253
medieval phase 28: 250, 252
Georgian work 28: 252-4, 255
19th/20th cent. work 28: 254
Lockwood family 28: 252, 254-5
Bishops Hall (demolished 1936) 25: 289
Dews Hall (demolished 1840) 28: 255
Lambourne Hall estate 23: 112
lamp-fillers, ceramic (poss.), Roman 28: 281-2,281
lamps
(poss.) Roman, ceramic, Chesterford, Great, Crown Inn
28:281
Roman
(?)three-nozzled, Crouch Green, Castle Hedingham 23: 92, 93; 25: 228
ceramic Romano-Egyptian, Thaxted 23: 123-6, 124, 125
iron, Elsenham 23: 112 Lancaster, Duchy  of28: 284
Lancaster,Joseph   (educational pioneer)  29:  146 Lancaster, Thomas Earl of, rebel ofEdward IT 22: 62 Lancasters see Hatfield Broad Oak
Land Surveyors Club (formed 1834) 25: 220
Landguard Fort (Suffolk) 25: 175, 176, 178, 179, 193-4,
196,211;26:194,  195
Landgilard Point (Suffolk) 25: 193, 194; 29: 186 landscape   history
general
and aerial photography 26: 234


Langton, Brona


early medieval dust veil catastrophe 24: 94
early planned landscapes in SE Essex 22: 46-60 evolution   22:46-51,47-8
methodolology 22: 46
Rodwell's Roman planned landscape 22: 50, 51-8,51,
56,57
Essex Coast Environmentally Sensitive Area (ESA) monitoring 27: 249-50
peasants  in Essex c. 13th-14th cent. 29:  115-21 Blackwater valley, Archaeology and the Lo.ndscape in the
Lower Blackwater valley (Wallis and
Waughman) (book review) 29: 298
Brentwood, Thorndon Country Park 27: 272
Canvey Island Landscape Survey 29: 212
Cressing 26: 133-41 (inc. illustr), 143-4
Felsted 26: 133, 142, 143
Langdon Hills, Camp 26:46-51 (inc. illustr.) Rainham, Bridge Road 22: 156
Saffron Walden 27: 174
Sokens, The (formerly Adulfesness) 27: 203-7, 203-5
Tabor estate, Bocking 26: 143
Weald, South, Camp 26: 42-6 (inc. illustr.)
Writtle 26: 133, 14Q-1, 140, 144
see also field boundaries; field systems; forests and woodlands; hedgerows; Hullbridge Survey Project; Littley Park; London Clay; National Mapping Project; Stebbingford (medieval farm and landscape); topography; wildlife; Woodham Waiter (Hall)
Lane, John, vicar ofRoydon 25:221
Langdon Bay (Kent), Bronze Age metalwork 28: 280 Langdon  Hills
Camp
analytical survey 26: 40, 46-51 (inc. illustr.)
Bronze Age features 26: 40, 46-9
Anglo-Saxon/medieval period, woodland 26: 49
post-medieval, quarrying 26: 49-51
merger with West Lee parish 21: 50, 51, 52, 54 Langenhoe
Bradenham's  14th cent. manor 22: 67, 68, 69, 70, 73,
74
Fingringhoe Road 24: 199 Red Hill
No. 70 26:77
No. 78, and the LBA/EIA salt industry 26: 71-7 (inc. illustr.)
Langford                               .
cropmark site 26: 230; 27: 252
Langford Hall Farm, prehistoric ring ditches and cremation   27:268-9,268
Old Waterworks site, prehistoric features 24: 199 Roman features
poss. Romano-Celtic temple 25: 236, 237
poss. villa estate 25: 236, 237
school (1870), now private house 26: 210
stone vessel25: 232-3, 233
Langham
St Mary's Church 30: 253-4, 253
Stour valley, poss. Romano-British farmstead 29: 188 Langhorne, John (d 1779), poet and scholar 26: 200
Langley, Capt. Thomas, Harwich seaman 25: 178, 180 Langton, Brona and Holbrook, Neil et aL, 'A prehistoric
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Lanvalei, William de, and the royal forest 26: 127 Latelaes, John, and Woodham Waiter 30: 181, 182, 193-5 latrines
medieval, Stebbingford 27: 123, 166
see also cess-pits Latton
Harlow Round House, 'Dutch' cottage 22: 124
Mark Hall, fire damage 1947 and pulled down 1960 25: 289
Latton Priory Farm, earthwork 27: 253
Launde family, and medieval Maldon 26: 163 Lavender, N. J.
'A 'principia' at Boreham, near Chelmsford, Essex:
excavations 1990' 24: 1-21
'A Roman site at the New Source Works, Castle Hedingham: excavations 1992' 27: 22-34
and Brown, N. et al., 'Later Bronze Age sites at Great Baddow and settlement in the Chelmer valley,
Essex, 1500 to 500 BC' 25: 3-13
et al.
'A Saxon building at Chadwell St Mary: excavations at Chadwell St Mary County Primary School 1996'29:48-58
'Bronze Age and Medieval Sites at Springfield, Chelmsford: excavations near the A12 Boreham Interchange, 1993' 30: 1-43
'Middle Iron Age and Romano-British settlement at Great Dunmow: excavations at Buildings Farm  1993' 28:47-92
'Prehistoric and Romano-British Activity at the William Edwards School, Stifford Clay Road, Grays; excavations  1997'29: 19-32
Lavenham  (Suffolk) Guild Hall25: 153, 154
Parish Church of SS Peter and Paul, Parclose of chapel25:
155
Laver,High
bridge 26: 166, 168
Bush Hall Farm, malthouse 29: 190; 30: 205
Mashams 29:216
mise. Roman to post-medieval metalwork 30: 197
see also Magdalen Laver
Lawford prehistoric
'henge' monument (poss.) 22: 145
long barrow/mortuary enclosure 29: 188
ring ditches 29: 187
Lawford Park, round barrow 29: 187
Lawling, medieval assarting 29: 116
Lawrence, Alderman Thomas, Colchester will (1594) 22: 98
Lawshall (Suffolk), medieval manor 26: 164
Layer Marney, Pods Wood, late Bronze Age hoard 28: 272-7,  274,276
Layer MarneyTowers 26:215
le Clerk/Tote family see Tote/le Clerk family
Le Feburs, Mrs, and Walthamstow Mills 23: 61
Lea (Domesday placename), poss. Hadleigh 21: 52
Lea, River
prehistoric settlement 28: 181, 269
floodplain 26: 240
atWalthamAbbey 22: 159
ferries
Abrahams Ferry 23:60,62-3
Crosby's Ferry 23: 64


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High Hill Ferry 23: 65
Jeremiah's Booth Geremy's ferry) 23: 63-4
Lockbridge Ferry 23: 63, 64-5
Morriss's Ferry 23: 65
Robin Hood Ferry 23: 64, 65
Smith's Ferry 23: 64
Taylors Ferry 23: 65
Holwell's survey of 23: 57-66, 58
Lock Bridge 23: 62, 65
Stratford mills 22: 115, 116, 117
Tottenham Mills 23: 57-61, 62
Walthamstow Mills 23: 61-2
WW2 anti-aircraft defences 25: 257 Lea Valley
19th cent. mineral extraction and building 26: 240
see also Enfield Lock lead  alloy
(?pewter)
Chesterford, Great, pilgrim badges 27: 308, 310
Maldon Carmelite Friary, button 30: 117, 118
Vange, Victorian toys 29: 284 lead and lead working
Roman
Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 16, 17
Braintree, George Yard 24: 48, 49
Castle Hedingham, Maiden Ley Farm 27: 32 Anglo-Saxon, Chesterford area 29: 270, 272 medieval
Chelmsford and Essex Museum 24: 221,222
Colchester, Gosbecks (prob.) 26: 262 Dagenham, Crown Street, Ferry House 24: 198
Maldon, Carmelite Friary 30:60,93, 117,118, 119,
120
Stratford Langthorne Abbey 26: 252
Vange 29: 284
post-medieval
general, Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 93, 121, 122
17th cent., Temple Mills 22: 119 18th cent.
Hatfield Peverel, St Andrew's Church 26: 279 Walthamstow, St Mary's Church, coffin furniture 28:
260,262
Springfield, French textile seal21: 154 not precisely dated
Billericay, School21: 42
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 85
Harwich
Bathside Battery 25: 217
George Street 21: 86-7, 86
Kings Quay Street 30: 225
Stebbing, Church of St Mary the Virgin 28: 123 Waltham Abbey, Sun Street 26: 122
see also cames; coffms
Leaden Roding see Roding, Leaden
leather  remains Roman
Colchester, Osborne Street 25: 59
Heybridge, Elms Farm 26: 250
medieval, Colchester, Osborne Street 25: 48, 59
post-medieval
general, Colchester, Angel Yard 27: 76,77 19th cent., Rochford, South Street 28: 186
not precisely  dated, Maldon, High Street (Post Office) 23:
149,150
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leather-working middle/late Bronze Age
Clavering 28: 181-2, 181
Sheering 23: 115-16, 116; 28: 181
17th cent., Tottenham Mills 23: 57
18th cent., Walthamstow Mills 23: 61
post-dissolution period, Ham, West 21: 138 Lechlade  (Glos), Roughground  Farm, Roman apsed
building 24: 20; 26: 264-5, 266
Lee, John, and Hackney Ferry 23: 63
Lee, Sir John de, 14th cent. Essex manors of22: 73 Lee, East (later Lee Chapel) 21: 50, 51, 52, 53, 54
Lee,West (later merged with Langdon Hills) 21:50,51, 52,54
Lee-over-Sands, World War defences 28: 201
Leez Priory 25: 113, 116, 119; 26: 215
barns 25: 125, 126, 128
and Littley Park 25: 119-20, 131
water management and River Ter 26: 234 Leez Priory Farm 28: 222
Lefevre, Peter,Walthamstow Mills 23: 61 Leicester
Roman baths 23: 120
Austin Friars 30: 134
Leigh, 19th cent. tithe commutation maps 25: 222 Leigh-on-Sea
late 9th cent. coin hoard 27: 94
Church of St Clement, tomb exposed 27: 296 Crow Stone (boundary) 28: 199
fishponds 26: 234
Fleming Avenue, Bronze Age metalwork 28: 280 Leighs,   Great
19th cent., as part ofNottidge's estate 25:225 A131 by-pass
prehistoric activity (poss.) 26: 241; 30: 3 Iron Age/Roman features 25:241 Roman road 25:241
Church 29: 104
Main Road, land west of 29: 199
not precisely  dated
ploughed-out barrows/ring ditches 25: 235, 237
rectilinear enclosure 26: 231
sub-rectangular enclosures 21: 123, 124
Leighs, Little
Hall25: 114,116, 118
Park25: 114,116,118
see also Leez Priory; Leez Priory Farm Leighs  Parks  25:  113,114
see also Littley Park; Pond Park
Lemon, George, Audley End gamekeeper 23: 72 Lennard family of Aveley 26: 195, 196
lepers, Brentwood, Brook Street (medieval hospital site) 21:
151
Leslie, J. H., 'History ofLandguard Fort' 26: 195
Leverton, Lancelot, Waltham Abbey 24: 72
Leverton, Thomas, architect, Waltham Abbey (d 1824) 24: 69,72
Leveson, John, Colchester will (1492) 22: 90, 92
Lewer, HenryW. (d 1949), and church plate 24: 150 Lewes (Sussex), Dissolution of the monasteries 30: 138 Lewis, Joan, Colchester will (1570) 22: 95
Lexden
general, and 'Liberties' of Colchester 25: 72-7 Gallo-Belgian? cemetery? 21: 143
medieval period


Liston Hall Farm


hundred 25: 75, 76; 29: 119 manor22:67,68,69,72,73;25:76
Beverley Road
Roman inhumations and cremations 29: 205, 208-9
tombstone ofLonginus 28: 217; 29: 205; 30: 217
Sheepen Road, Roman features 28: 208 Straight Road, former Brights P.H. 28: 221
Lexden Heath, Gryme's Dyke 26: 262
LexdenTumulus 23: 108; 28:315 Leyton
Buckingham Road, Leyton Orient Football Club 28: 211- 12
Cathall Road Estate 24: 199
George Mitchell School, prehistoric features 24: 199 Langthorne Hospital27: 264-5; 28: 212
Leyton Green Road, Livingstone College Tower, structural
remains 26: 244-5
Old Leyton Baths, High Road, late medieval to 18th cent. structures 25: 25Q-1
Oliver Close Estate
prehistoric features (general) 24: 199
Middle Bronze Age settlement 25: 251
Roman fmds 25:251
Prothero's Nursery ('American Nursery'), Palaeolithic
flintwork 28: 267, 268, 269-70
Rockholt (Ruckholt) Estate 28: 212
Rockholt (Ruckholt) Mills 22: 115, 119
Rockholts (Ruckholts) Manor 28: 298
A12 M11 Link Road and medieval remains 26: 240 Sedgewick Road (1-3) 28: 211
see also Leytonstone; Temple Mills Leytonstone
'Palaeolithic floor' flintwork 28: 267, 268, 269
post-medieval horticulture 28: 298, 300
Hartley Road Vicarage, work of F. Chancellor 26: 217 Holloway Down Nursery 28: 298
Hollywell (later Holloway) Down 28: 298, 302
see also Thorne Close below
Thorne Close (also Blind Lane/lrish Lane) medieval vill (poss.) 25: 251; 28: 298
post-medieval housing 25: 251; 28: 298,301  Thorne Close Avenue Estate 28: 298-305 (inc. illustr.)
medieval period 28: 298, 302-3
18th cent. 28: 30Q-1, 302
19th cent. 28:301-2,302
see also Leyton
Liber Eliensis, as source for early Essex history 24: 157-8, 163
libraries
Audley End 23:75-6
Harsnett Library, Colchester 23: 80; 28: 317
Maldon, Thomas Plume's Library (founded 1704) 28: 316,
317
Public Libraries Acts (1891) 23: 83 Lille  (France), textile seal21: 154 lime kilns see kilns, lime
lime   woodland Cressing 28: 151
Littley Park 25: 124
Lincoln, Bishop of see Badelesmere, Henry de Lincoln  Cathedral, spire 29: 284
Linford, late Bronze Age loomweights 23: 118, 119
Linlithgow (Loth), Carmelite Friary 30: 131, 133, 135
Lisle, Robert de, Psalter 29: 137, 144
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Littlebury
Enclosure Acts 25: 219; 26: 138 HowesWood
late Bronze Age hoard 25: 243
Iron Age features 25: 243
Ring Hill Hillfort 21: 8; 27: 262, 272-3 Littlebury Hall/Mill see Stanford Rivers
Littleton, Col Sir Charles (Landguard Fort) 26: 194
Littley Park, Great Waltham 25: 113, 114, 116, 119-24
topography and soils 25: 119
elm woodland and Dutch Elm Disease 25: 119, 124
medieval park 25: 119, 120
Tudor park 25: 119, 121
post-medieval period 25: 119-24, 121-4
Appletree Cottage 25: 120
buildings of 25: 125-33 (inc. illustr.)
chapel25: 120
Crowgate Cottage 25: 125, 127-8, 128-9, 132
Littleypark farmhouse 25: 129-31, 132
crown post roof 25: 130, 131 see also Leez Priory
livestock management see animal husbandry; pastoral farming; sheep farming
Livingstone College Tower, Leyton see Leyton
Llantwit Major  (Glam), Ewart Park phase Bronze Age metalwork 22: 5
Lock Bridge, River Lea 23: 62, 65
Lockbridge Ferry, River Lea 23: 63, 64-5
Lockhart,James  (Cressing landowner)  26: 136; 28: 151,
153
locks and keys copper alloy
Roman, Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 13
late Saxon/medieval, Vange 29: 283, 284
medieval, Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 105, 106 iron
Roman, Boreham, Bull's Lodge Farm 24: 15 medieval
Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 75, 119, 120
Stebbingford 27: 116, 152, 153
medieval/post-medieval, Harwich, George Street 21: 87
post-medieval
Colne Engaine 23: 142
Maldon Carmelite Friary 30: 119, 120
Lockwood famlly, of Lambourne 28: 252, 254-5
Loft Hall enclosures, Orsett, early field systems 22: 49, 54 Lofts Farm, Great Totham 28: 101
early Neolithic pottery 26: 66
Bronze Age enclosure 28: 195
late Bronze Age features 25: 10; 26: 14, 20, 22; 30: 7, 21
early Iron Age pottery, (Darmsden-Linton) 23: 18; 25: 12
Lollards 23: 167; 30: 277 London
as Roman trading centre 23: 123
Alfred seizes from the Vikings (886) 27: 93, 94
medieval city clerks 24: 125
medieval food market 29: 117 post-medieval period
flight from plague (1666) 23: 65
18th/19th cent.
market for farm produce 29: 145
migration 27: 231,232
19th cent. public housing in 26: 211
All Hallows-by-the-Tower, Church of 27: 93 Carmelite Friary 30: 134


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Carrington Mews, Mayfair 26: 211
Chelsea, Gatliff Buildings 26: 211 diocesan history see Newcourt, Richard Dutch Church 22: 123
East London Waterworks Company 22: 119; 23: 60, 62,
63
Farringdon Road, Clerkenwell 26: 211
Foundling Hospital 26: 202
Frederic Chancellor's office 26: 206
Guys Hospital29:  186
and Beaumont Quay 28: 223
and Chelmer valley parks 25: 113, 116, 119-20 Harmondworth  (W London), Great Barn 27: 186 Highgate, Southwood Lawn Estate, villas 26: 208, 209 Holbom, and the Knights Templar 29: 104
map-makers of 25: 224
Mile End New Town, Howard Buildings 26: 211 Museum of 28: 267
Outer London Defence Ring 26: 256
Poultry, 12-13 (Mappin and Webb terrace) 26: 213 St Martin-le-Grand
Domesday holdings 26: 163; 28: 142
and St Mary's, Maldon 26: 163; 28: 142-50 (inc. illustr.) St Mary without Bishopgate, hospital of 29: 216 Shoreditch, London & County Bank, architecture 26: 213 Spitalfields
Christ Church 28: 262, 263, 265
Peck vault 29: 253
Spicer Street 26: 211
see also Blackheath; Ham, East; Ham, West; Leyton; Leytonstone; Richmond;  St Paul's  Cathedral; Westminster Abbey; Woolwich
London & County Bank (later National Westminster),
F. Chancellor as architect 26: 213 London,  Bishops  of21:  52
see also Gibson, Edmund; Sainte-Mere Eglise, William de London Clay 29: 1, 16, 115, 116, 118
and early planned landscapes 22: 52, 53, 54, 55, 57 London, Little see Abridge
London and North Eastern Railway (LNER),Takeley
Railway Station 28: 305 long barrows see barrows
Long, Catherine (daughter of Sir JamesTylney Long)
25:221
Longespee ('Longsword') famlly 26: 129, 163
and earldom of Salisbury 26: 129, 163 1oomweights
general
late Bronze Age Essex distribution 23: 117-20, 118
late Bronze Age{Iron Age and sheep-farming 26: 71 ceramic
Bronze Age
Broomfield, Windmill Field 26: 22
Waltham Abbey, Church Street 24: 94, 106, 107
Iron Age
Bentley, Little, Hall Farm 26: 251
Dunmow, Great, Buildings Farm 28: 86, 88
Heybridge, Langford Road 28: 17, 37, 38
Maiden Castle (Dorset) 26: 71
Rainham, Moor Hall Farm 26: 71
Wickham Bishops, Sparkey Cottage, Mope Lane 29: 210
Wigborough, Great, red hill26: 65,69-71, 70
Writtle, Birch Spring, Highwood 27: 6, 10, 11 late Iron Age/Roman, Braintree, George Yard 24: 50




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loomweights, ceramic  (cont.)
Anglo-Saxon, Chadwell St Mary, County Primary School28:208;29:48,50,54,57
not precisely  dated
Bradwell-on-Sea,  Othona  Community site 25: 68 Chingford, 3A Lea Valley Road 29: 197
Fox Hall, Southend 26: 36, 37
Stanway Hall Farm 29: 207
Totham, Great, Howells Farm 22: 154 Loughton
history 26: 199
WW2 defence ring 26: 256
Broadfield Shaw 27: 249
Long Shaw 27: 249
see also Debden (W. Essex) Loughton  Camp 26: 61
Louis VIII, King 27: 196
Louis IX, King (Saint Louis) 27: 196, 197
Louis XIII, King, coin, Colchester, Osborne Street 25: 57 Louis XVIII, King, at Gosfield Hall25: 185, 189
Low, James, ass. to F. Chancellor 24: 178;26: 207
Lowen, Henry, Abrahams Ferry 23: 63
Lowen, James, Abrahams Ferry 23: 63
Lowthe, Katherine, Colchester will (1545) 22: 93
Lo:xford, Buttsbury Estate, prehistoric to Roman features 24: 199-200
Luckyn family ofLittleWaltham  24: 153
Lucy, Geoffrey de (son of Richard), and the royal forests 26: 129, 130, 131
Lucy, Richard de, Henry II's justiciar 26: 129, 171 Ludlam, George, Temple Mills lease 22: 119 Ludlow, Edmund (regicide) 25: 180
Ludlow (Salop), Carmelite Friary 30: 133, 134 Luffness (E Loth), Carmelite Friary 30: 134
Luther, Richard, Kelvedon Hatch church plate donor 24: 152
Luttrell Psalter (c. 1340) 24: 124
Lyttleton, Sir Charles, governor ofLandguard fort 25: 178, 179, 181

Mll motorway see roads
Mabbitt, Christine, 'Modern Woodwork by H. & K.
Mabbitt in Birdbrook Church' 22: 132-7 McCarthy, John, Beirut hostage: Boxted Church windows
28:318
Mace family, 16th cent. Colchester 21: 110, 111, 112, 115
macehead, stone, Rivenhall 23: 114, 115
Mclntosh, M. K., A Community Transformed. The Manor and Liberty of Havering, 150Q-1620 (book review) 23: 167-8
MacKinnon, Ann Dolina, 'The arrangement of
monuments and seating at St Andrew's
church, Earl's Colne, during the 17th and early 18th centuries' 28: 165-80
McMaster,  lda  and Evans, Kathleen, Mount  Bures-  its lands and its people.A brief history from prehistoric to Victorian times (book review) 27: 339-40
macrofossils see plant remains
Magdalen Laver
Bushes 25: 173
church, work of F. Chancellor 26: 218 Roman brooch fmd 30: 198
Wynter's Armourie, cross-wing house 24: 120
Magna Carta 26: 164


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Maiden Castle (Dorset), Iron Age loomweights 26: 71 MaidensTye, High Easter 21: 101
medieval sgraffito ware 23: 51
Maitland, Prof. F.W. 25: 72, 73
Maldon
general
by period
Saxon burh 24: 185-6, 196, 200; 27: 96, 97, lOOn,
223;28:134,139-40, 184;30:245
and see other locations below Saxon minting 26: 288-9; 28: 140 medieval period
and Domesday 26: 162-3, 164; 28: 142
early settlement plots 27: 223
later town enclosure 28: 140
manors 26: 163; 27: 224
notes by J. H. Round 26: 162-4 parish of All Saints 25: 75
royal charter (1171) 25: 75; 26: 164; 28: 140 medieval/post -medieval period
St Martin-le-Grand
prebendal estate (Ketons and Coopes) 28: 144,
147-9
and St Mary, Maldon 26: 163; 28: 142-4, 145,
146-8
see also Carmelite Friary, Maldon
19th cent., Chelmer-Blackwater canal26: 292
All Saints' Church 28: 139, 140; 30: 241, 245
spire 24: 136-49 (inc. illustr.); 29: 286, 287
All Saints' Vicarage 24: 121; 27: 278 Beacon Green
early Iron Age settlement and Anglo-Saxon 'burh' 23:
10-24 (inc. illustr.); 25: 262
18th cent. 'earthwork' 23: 20-3,20
'Elmcroft' (former site) 23: 10
post-medieval features 23: 23
pottery 23: 15-18, 16-17, 19, 21
Beeleigh Road, poss. Saxon burh evidence 23: 21, 22; 28:
139
Brick House (Brickhouse) Farm prehistoric/Roman features 24: 205
as prebendal estate 28: 143, 144
Carmelite Friary see Carmelite Friary, Maldon
cellar survey 28: 225
Chequers Lane 30: 138
see also Carmelite Friary, Maldon Edwards Walk 23: 111
Friary East/West see Carmelite Friary, Maldon
Gate Street, EEV site, line of Saxon burh (poss.) and mise. features 24: 200
Harris'Tudor mansion see Carmelite Friary, Maldon High Street 30: 241, 245
D'Arcy tower
No. 39 'Moot Hall' ('D'ArcyTower' complex) 27: 223,288
medieval earthwork to north 23: 107; 28: 133-41 (inc. illustr.)
King's Head, Wealden buildings 27: 214-25 (inc. illustr.); 30: 247
late medieval features 27: 216-18
17th century outbuilding (poss. maltings) 27: 218,
220,221
17th/18th century features 27: 216, 218, 22Q-2
cellar 27: 218
No. 40 30: 130




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Maldon, High Street (cont.)
Nos 43-47 (Post Office) 23: 147-52, 147-8, 150-2; 28:
139
Old Gasworks site, medieval features 25: 254
Saxon features 23: 21, 23
Swan public house (now Swan Hotel) 22: 181, 182; 30:
243
Hythe, the 25: 254; 28: 140
landfill site 22: 167-70, 167-9
early Bronze Age biconical urn 22: 167, 169
early Iron Age pottery 22: 167, 168-9
late Iron Age/Roman pottery 22: 168, 169
Saxon and medieval pottery 22: 168
Market Hill28: 139
Parsonage Marshes, as prebendal estate 28: 143, 144
St Mary's Church 24: 208; 26: 218; 30: 254-5, 254
combined with Mundon 28: 142
and patronage of St Martin-le-Grand/Westrninster Abbey 26: 163; 28: 142-50 (inc. illustr.)
St Peter's Hospital (formerly Union House) 26: 212 Silver Street, Blue Boar Hotel30: 241-5,241-2,244 Southern Relief Road
late Bronze Age/early Iron Age occupation 21: 134 late Iron Age/Roman activity 21: 134; 22: 156
Spital Road
No. 2, Saxon burh defences(?) 24: 185-6, 187; 28: 139
No. 20, early Iron Age features 23: 11, 18, 21,22 Tenterfield Road, prehistoric to medieval features 28: 212 Thomas  Plume's  Library  (founded  1704) 28: 316,317 Victoria Road, late Saxon/medieval spindle whorl 28:
183-4,184
White Horse Lane 23: 106-7,107
see also Carmelite Friary, Maldon
Youth Hostel site, early Iron Age features 23: 11, 18
see also Beeleigh Abbey; Rook Hall
Maldon, Battle of (991 AD) 22: 167; 24: 157, 158; 27: 97
The Battle of Maldon: Fiction and Fact Qanet Cooper) (book review) 26: 288-9
Maldon Hall Farm, late Iron Age cremation cemetery 21:
125, 126, 133
malthouses 26: 235; 27: 255-60, 256-8; 29: 190
Hocking, Church Lane (Polly's Hill), Hill Malting (Resting Seat House) 29: 220-4, 220-2
CressingTemple  25: 79-81,83,  97,99-102,  101, 103-4,
104
Dunmow, Great, Boyes Croft 25: 100, 104; 27: 256
Heybridge, Saltcote Maltings 28: 199, 201; 29: 191, 195,
206
Kelvedon, High Street (poss.) 30: 220
Laver, High, Bush Hall Farm 29: 190; 30: 205
Maldon High Street, King's Head (poss.) 27: 218,220,221 Manningtree, The Walls Maltings 27: 257,260
Mistley 27:256-7, 257; 29: 190, 212; 30:212,229
Ongar, High, Spurriers Farm Malthouse 27: 257, 258
Saffron Walden
High Street 29: 134
Raynham's Garage (former High Street Maltings) 30: 212,229
Stisted, Gowers Farm Malthouse 27: 256
Thaxted, Town Street (No. 23) 27: 329,331,335-6
Yeldham, Upper Yeldham Hall Malthouse 29: 190 Malthus, Rev. Thomas 23: 76; 27: 226, 234 malting kilns see kilns
maltings, designed by R Chancellor 26: 214 mammoth  bones,Aveley  27: 263; 28:215


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Man, William, Colchester will (1501) 22: 92  Manchester, Earls of, and Leez Priory estate 25: 119 Mandeville, Geoffrey de (d 1100) 24: 160; 27: 194, 195,
198
Mandeville, Geoffrey de, Earl of Essex (1st creation
1140) (d 1144) 24: 157, 158
J. H. Round on 29: 156, 165
and Maldon 26: 163; 28: 142
and Pleshey 25: 113; 28: 284; 30: 266
see also Waltham, Great (manor)
Mandeville, William de, 3rd Earl of Essex (d 1189) 26:
129, 164
Mandubracius, Trinovantian prince 21: 8, 9
Mann, HenryWilliam (architect, d 1918) 24: 178; 26:
206
Manning, Fred (Herbert's son) 23: 161
Manning, Herbert, BarlingWindmill23: 161 Manningtree
medieval foundation 24: 238 High Street
No. 47, mise. archaeological finds 23: 111
(north of), burial ground 24: 236-8, 237
The Walls Maltings 27:257,260 manors
Adulfesness (Aeldulvesnasa) (nowThe Sokens) 27: 202-13
Alfriston (later Bigods) 27: 194-5, 196, 197-8
Alresford 29: 246
Baddow 26: 164
Bardfield, Great 29: 118
Battleswick (Colchester) 27: 237-46
Berechurch 25: 288
Bergholt, West 23: 86-8; 25: 72; 27: 339
Boblow, Helions Bumpstead 28: 238-40
Hocking Hall24: 114, 117 Boreham
Old Hall28: 103
Walkfares (Waiter Hall) (Wizlcfara) 28: 103
Bovingdon Hall24: 114
Bradwell 29: 59, 91
see also Kelvedon Buttsbury  30: 149
Chigwell, Barringtons 26: 126
Dagenham 26: 200
Dartford (Kent) 27: 195, 196, 197, 199
Debden 30: 146
Donyland, West (Colchester) 27: 237, 238, 239, 241, 246
Easter, High 29: 118
Easton, Great 24: 124
Elsenham 29: 116
Farnham, Walkefares 27: 194
Farnham, Little 27: 194, 195, 196, 198
Felsted 25: 113
Fennes 24: 114
Fryerning 26: 273-4
Hallingbury, Great 30: 149
Hanningfield (Claydons) 26: 164, 165, 166, 168
Hatfield Broad Oak 26: 171; 29: 118
Havering 21: 48-9; 23: 167-8; 29: 116, 119
Hertisham (later Hassobury) 27: 194
Heybridge 29: 233
Kelvedon (Bradwell) 29: 59
Langley (Acton Burnell (Salop)) 30: 147, 152
Lawshall (Suffolk) 26: 164
Lexden 22: 67, 68, 69, 72, 73; 25: 76
Leyton, Ruckholts 26: 240; 28: 298



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