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  • * Victoria County History *

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    High Ongar Nonconformity

    High Ongar Nonconformity NONCONFORMITY In 1672 a room in Peter Foster 's house in High Ongar was licensed for worship by Congregationalists. 46 In 1829 there was a small Congregational society meeting at Paslow Wood Common , under the ministry

    High Ongar Charities

    still being paid in 1951 . 8 High Ongar participated in Walker 's Charity (see Fyfield ). No children were being sent to Fyfield school in 1834 but the Rector of High Ongar received 10 s . a year from

    High Ongar Church

    High Ongar and Little Laver were payable to Rumilly. The value of the rectory of High Ongar was 60 marks and that of Stanford Rivers 20 marks. 7 Rumilly had not in fact surrendered its claim to High Ongar and

    High Ongar Parish government and poor relief

    the court elected a man as constable 'of High Ongar '. In 1721 the constable was elected in the manor court for the last time, by the curious formula 'of High Ongar within this manor'. As will be shown below

    High Ongar Schools

    High Ongar Schools SCHOOLS William Pawne (d. 1578) directed in his will that the residue of his estate should be used to establish and maintain a school in his manor of Chivers Hall (see above). 65 There is no sign

  • * British History Online * *

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    STANES, William

    William STANES William STANES Biography Name William STANES (STANE) Gender Male Primary occupation medical physician (MD) (Physician. MParl for Thetford 1659) Period of medical practice 1635-1680 Place of birth England (b Essex (?High Ongar), son of Richard Stanes, LL.D.)

    House of Commons Journal Volume 3, 21 October 1643, 21 October 1643-21 October 1643

    of Commons Journal Volume 3 21 October 1643 Die Sabbati, 21 Octobris, 1643. PRAYERS. High Ongar Parsonage. AN Order for sequestring the Parsonage of High Ongar in the County of Essex , whereof Josiah Tomlinson is Parson, to the Use

    Cases brought before the committee, February 1645, 01 February 1645-28 February 1645

    200 l . 67 136 23 May 1645. To be brought in custody to pay 4 144 Jas. Dorville, High Ongar, Essex. 14 Feb. 1645. Vol. A No. or p. Assessed at 150 l . 67 138 7 March 1645. Subscribers-only content

    Diary, 1563 (Jan - July), 01 January 1563-30 July 1563

    Bermondsey-street. St. Olave's. died. son-in-law. made. marsh. died. pillory. pillory. raw flesh. both, i. e . also. billets? caps. High Ongar. i. e . recapitulated; see before, pp . 231, 280. one. her, i. e . the Queen's. rushes. seat,

    Diary, 1553 (Jul - Dec), 01 July 1553-31 December 1553

    erased in MS . marchioness. every. every one. of in MS . piteously, Strype . collar. Stephen Gardiner. folly. High Ongar. caps. pillory. arraigned. cut. fire. about. made ready. belong. waiters. mass was said. Here follow some words erased, which

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    a halter, and exposed her for sale. She was soon pur- chased by a young man, a blacksmith, of High Ongar, at the price of l0s. Her person was by no means unpleasing, and she appeared to be about 25 Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    having been found utterly destitute. It appeared from tlh statemelut of the girl that she is a native of High Ongar, 1n Essex, that she came up to London and went into the Siavice of a tradesman in Regent street, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    In the source cusof few days. CATOHING A WOLI-.-A few days since the keeper on the Forest Hall estate, High Ongar, found a young wolf In a rabbit trap sat to catch vermin. The animal had been seen several times Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Hall Street Buenley, greengrocer and market gardener. CmALXS JA.Xs CnADz, nowE" Terrace, Carey Road, Leyton- tn lately residing at High Ongar, both of Essex, formerly tin, at Wa.tlingla , near Dowt C North 1k, carpenote. FRT XR.ETINTGS A.N2D DATES OF Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    ViLIvCox, late Bridgwatsr, now) Middlezoy, Somersetshire, licensed victualler, now dealer. JOI{N 'i'I.i;NLE, Newsbam-in-Greystoke, Cumberland, blacksmith and innkeepor. ALBEItT POND, High Ongar, Willingale Doe, E ssPX. THOMAS MKARGERESON, Pratt Hall, Brampton, Derby shire, quarry-owner. ! HENRY Tci)GE, Killamarsb, Derbyshire, builder and Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    FIENNES, Sir Roger (1384-1449), of Herstmonceux, Suss.

    Ascot and Lyneham (Oxfordshire), the bailiwick of ‘Twicchene’ in Windsor forest, and Wolley in White Waltham (Berkshire), ‘Asshall’ in High Ongar (Essex), Compton (Hampshire) and Burham and Cudham (Kent). Most important was the property at Herstmonceux, worth as much as

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    not given, 6/3/1550

    not given Forename Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 6/3/1550 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location High Ongar// OTHER INFORMATION Source GL, 9531/12 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Sede Vacante)/London 0- 0 Comment fo 175vInstitution expedited by

    Gilbert Bourne, 25/4/1554

    Bourne Forename Gilbert Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Promotion Date 25/4/1554 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location High Ongar// OTHER INFORMATION Source GL, 9531/12 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bonner, Edmund/London 1540- 1549 Comment fo 450vGilbert Bourne being

    Gilbert Bourne, 6/3/1550

    Forename Gilbert Title Qualification BD University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 6/3/1550 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location High Ongar// OTHER INFORMATION Source GL, 9531/12 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Sede Vacante)/London 0- 0 Comment fo 175vInstitution expedited by

    Thomas Cole, 21/2/1572

    Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location High Ongar//Essex OTHER INFORMATION Source GL, 9531/13 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sandes (Sandys), Edwin/London 1570- 1577 Comment [Tabor was archdeacon of Essex from 1585. He appears to survive as rector of High Ongar until 1611.]

    Edward Earle, 3/4/1821

    Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 155889 Linked to person: Earle, Edward 1770-1821 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Earle Forename Edward Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 3/4/1821 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location

 

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