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Victoria County History

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Hornchurch Parliamentary representation

Hornchurch Parliamentary representation PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION. In 1945 Hornchurch , previously in the Romford division, became a separate county constituency, coincident with Hornchurch urban district. 1 It was constituted a parliamentary borough in 1948 . With an electorate which rose from

Hornchurch Economic history and local government

' Hornchurch side', which remained under Hornchurch parish vestry, contained Hornchurch town, North End , and South End wards. 92 In or about 1722 Hornchurch town ward disappeared, having been divided between North End and South End. 93 Hornchurch Urban

Hornchurch Religious history

included Hornchurch , 22 and in 1903 the vicar of Hornchurch was instituted by the bishop. 23 About 1355 the church of Hornchurch , with its chapels, was valued at 100 marks. 24 The rectory became the manor of Hornchurch

Hornchurch Introduction HORNCHURCH , UPMINSTER , AND CRANHAM 1975

Hornchurch , and by 1163 also the church of Havering, i.e. Hornchurch , to the hospice of St. Nicholas and St. Bernard, Montjoux ( Valais , Switzerland ): that was the origin of Hornchurch priory, which was built beside

Hornchurch Education and charities

Hornchurch Education and charities EDUCATION. A school board was formed for Hornchurch in 1889 . It took over 4 existing schools and built 2 more. Essex county council built 6 primary and 5 secondary schools between 1929 and 1939 .

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 7, 2 March 1657, 02 March 1657-02 March 1657

of Commons Journal Volume 7 2 March 1657 Monday, the 2d of March, 1656. Hornchurch Parish. A BILL for dividing the Parish and Vicarage of Hornchurch , in the County of Essex , into several Parishes and Vicarages, for the

GIFFARD, John

birth England (Wiltshire) Date of birth c. 1565 Date of death Sep 1647 Address ?Little Alley without Ludgate 1624. Buried Hornchurch, Essex, 1647. Other notes Popish (Gee). LRCP 1598 FRCP 1598. Friend and physician of Camden. Not Venn. Known London

PRUJEAN, Sir Francis

Date of death 23 Jun 1666 Address Silver Street 1624 (Gee). Lincs 1625-37. Old Bailey, St Martins Ludgate, 1666. Bur Hornchurch, Essex, 1666. Other notes Ca 1610 BA 1614 MA 1617 MD 1625. LRCP 1621 FRCP 1626. Birken thesis. RC.

WRIGHT, Laurence (Sen)

OCromwell & to Charterhouse. Governor of Charterhouse) Period of medical practice 1613-1657 Place of birth England (b Wrights Bridge, near Hornchurch, Essex (3rd son of John Wright)) Date of birth c. 1590 Date of death 3 Sep/Oct 1657 Address ?Romford

House of Commons Journal Volume 7, 19 February 1657, 19 February 1657-19 February 1657

of Commons Journal Volume 7 19 February 1657 Thursday, the 19th of February, 1656. Hornchurch Parish. A BILL for dividing the Parish and Vicarage of Hornchurch in the County of Essex , into several Parishes and Vicarages, for the Ease

Lane's Masonic Records

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Edward the Confessor Lodge

0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Council Offices, Hornchurch, London, England 1916 Masonic Hall, Hornchurch, London, England 1923 Masonic Hall, Billet Lane, Hornchurch, London, England 1953 Masonic Hall, Deyncourt Gardens, Upminster, London, England 1987

Barking Abbey Lodge

Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1923 Masonic Hall, Billet Lane, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1953 Masonic Hall, Deyncourt Gardens, Upminster, Essex, England 1976

Valence Lodge

Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1932 Masonic Hall, Billet Lane, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1953 Masonic Hall, Deyncourt Gardens, Upminster, Essex, England 1976

Lodge of Industry

Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1945 Masonic Hall, Billet Lane, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1953 Masonic Hall, Deyncourt Gardens, Upminster, Essex, England 1976

Dagenham Lodge

(1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1924 Lord Lambourne Masonic Hall, Romford, Essex, England 1939 Masonic Hall, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1949 Masonic Hall, Billet Lane, Hornchurch, Essex, England 1953 Masonic Hall, Deyncourt Gardens, Upminster,

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 4, Chapter 2 Suburbs without the Walls. Monuments.

Women departed this Life on the 10 th An Account of the Name Matfelon. J. S. Mr. Wells , sometime Vicar of Hornchurch . Dugdale's History of St. Pauls. R. Repaired. A new Ile in the South built. New built.

Book 5, Chapter 29 [Penny Post.] The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT. [Fire Office.]

, Harmsworth , Harrow Hill , Hayes , Heston , Highgate , Hillindon , North and South, Hockingham, Holloway , Hornchurch , Hornsey , Hothwel, Hoxton . Ilford , Islington . Kempton Park , Kennington , Kensington Town and Gravel

John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online

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Queene Mary. The story and examination of Thomas Haukes Martyr.

maister, suche man. For I know the Priest to be a very vile man, as any could be. Parson of Hornchurch compared to the Wethercocke of Paules.I asked the Parson what kinne he was to the weather cock of Paules?

Queene Mary. The story and Examinations of Thomas Haukes, Martyr.

to walke the gentlemā, he did freat so for anger. Then one that stoode by mee, (who is person of Hornchurch and Rumford in Essex) sayd: alas what do you meane? a young man to bee so stubburne? there seemeth

Book 6, page 1226 (1563)

I sayd, if my Lorde wil me any good, I praye you desire hym to suffer my frendes to come to me. So they sayd th y would speake for me. But I heard no more of thē. This

Q. Mary. The story and examinations of Thomas Haukes, Martyr.

maister, such man. For I know þt Priest to be a very vile man, as any could be. Parson of Hornchurch compared to the wether cocke of Paules.I asked the Parson what kinne he was to the weather Cocke of

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

possession of property worth 80,0001 Mr Smith and his dau hter lived wvith his eon-i-law, Mr Matthews, a surgeon at Hornchurch. Mr Woodfdne, it appeared, had previously made overtures to a Miss Jones, but the arrangements were nipped in the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Hnackwood, Walbrook,-A andT Wentworth, Skin-maiket, Btrmondsey, skin salesmen. [Buchanan, Basinghall street.-H Boughen, Norwich, chemist and druggist. [Redpath, Walbrcol.-J G Brett, Hornchurch, Essex, grocer. [Law- rance and Co, Old Jewtry Cboambers.-D Fryer, Great George street, Bermtndsey, machinist. [Spencer, Coleman street buildings.-J

British Newspapers 1600-1900

the day of meetiug.-Oct 12, T E Wright, Belmont place, Wands- worth road, grocer and oilman-Oct 12, J G Brett, Hornchurch, Essex, grocer and draper-Oct 12, WU G Gibson, Goldaming, Surrey, tanner- Nov 5, W Kaye, Clayton West, High Hoyland,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

accompanied by a number of scientific men, paid a visit on Saturday to the farm of Mrr. W. HoPE, of Hornchurch, near Romford, in Essex, to witness his method of applying town sewage to agricultural purposes. The results, although obtained

British Newspapers 1600-1900

for the business is £3,500., of which £2,000. only is payable in cash. The Hornchurch Brewery Company (Limited) is announced. This undertakino combines Holmes's Brewery at Hornchurch and Dagnall's Brewbrry at Horley. The joint profits for the past year are

The History of Parliament

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AYLOFFE, Sir Benjamin, 2nd Bt. (1592-1662), of Great Braxted, Essex.

Aug. 1660-d., sheriff 1642-3, commr. of array 1642, assessment Aug. 1660-d., sewers Oct. 1660. Biography Ayloffe’s ancestors were seated at Hornchurch early in the reign of Henry VI. Under the Tudors they distinguished themselves in the legal profession, his grandfather

ROCHE, William (by 1478-1549), of London and Havering atte Bower, Essex.

a year, of three manors in Surrey.[footnote]By the 1520s Roche had acquired lands in Hornchurch and Havering atte Bower, Essex. He buried his first wife at Hornchurch and in 1541 he enfeoffed the dean of St. Paul’s and others of

GOSLYN, Richard (d.1428), of London.

other property in St. Vedast’s Lane. In, or before, September 1422, land and rents in Havering atte Bower, Romford and Hornchurch, Essex, were settled upon Goslyn, who also owned a water-mill and a garden near Stratford in the same county.[footnote]

HOPKINS, John (c.1663-1732), of Broad Street, London; Wimbledon, Surr; and Redden Court, Hornchurch, Essex

London; Wimbledon, Surr; and Redden Court, Hornchurch, Essex Constituency Dates St Ives 1710 1715 Ilchester 1715 1722 Biography ‘Vulture’ Hopkins was a London merchant and stockjobber notorious for his rapacity. Defeated at St. Ives in 1708, when his candidature had

GILDESBURGH, Sir John (c.1331-1389), of Wennington, Essex.

archdeacon of Ely, who was Woodstock’s chancellor. In 1387 Gildesburgh shared a grant at the Exchequer of the keeping of Hornchurch rectory and other property in Essex, Kent and London, belonging to the hospital of Montjoux in Savoy. His return

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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25 April 1811, 25 April 1811

Hall, in the feveral Parifhes of Romford and aÃÂ«d RIght Reverend Charles Lord Bifhop of Kildare, et al. Petition " Hornchurch, in the County of EJfex, unto Truftees, Dean of the Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undi- " in

24 May 1811, 24 May 1811

" An Aft for enclofing and Bill. " dividing the Commons and Wafte Lr.nds in the Pa- " rifhes of Hornchurch, Romford and Havering, within " the Manor and Liberty of Havcring-atte-Bower, in " the County of EJfex;" to which

27 May 1811, 27 May 1811

" An Aft for Haverkg- " enclofing and dividing the Commons and Walle atte-Bower ÃÂ« Lands in the Parifhes of Hornchurch, Remford and j^fofurc '* Havering, within the Manor and Liberty of Havering- iC atte-Bower, in the County of Effex."

6 June 1811, 6 June 1811

intituled, " An fj Regent's Act for enclofing and dividing the Commons and Confent Wafte Lands in the Parifhes of Hornchurch, Romford fignified. and Havering, within the Manor and Liberty of Ha- vering-atte-Boiver, in the County oiEJex," was pleafed to

7 June 1811, 7 June 1811

for en- atte-BÃÂ°wei: " clofing and dividing the Commons and Walle Lands jjjyÃÂ° ÃÂ° u" " in the Parifhes of Hornchurch, Romford and Havering^ " within the Manor and Liberty of Havering-atte-Bower, " in the County of EJfex" was committed:

London Lives 1690 - 1800 - Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis

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Carpenters' Company: Minute Books of Courts and Committees, 02/03/1686-02/06/1741

Zachariah Walton in Phillip Lane London Son of John Walton Hornchurch in the County of Essex Sawyer bound to Thos. Andrews & by him made free & pd.15s.6d Q 3s:4d Nonirolemt.2:6 Robt. Green bound to Thos. Lawrence Cons �3 -Q

St Clement Danes Parish: Minutes of Parish Vestries, 18/11/1716-03/06/1725

this Board resolving the lease undr. wch. the Cold holds the Tenemt. to be expired Ordrd. that the Cd due write to Cold Bennett at Hornchurch in Essex to Pd at his Lease the first Thursday in the next Month

City of London Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 06/12/1784-02/01/1787

Mules and Horses After the Death of the said Kembler He this Examinant went to lodge with Mr. Smith of Hornchurch by Rumford a Farmer as his Companion and Steward. That he continued with the said Mr. Smith Eight or

City of London Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 06/12/1784-02/01/1787

That Oliver and he this Examinant met there by Appointment about the Sale of a Horse of Mr. Smith's of Hornchurch , That he was at the Castle in Holborn with Oliver about Three Months ago but did not know

St Thomas's Hospital: Out Letter Books - Copies of Sent Correspondence, 08/02/1717-24/11/1743

I am St. Thomas's Hospl in March 1728 Your humble Sr RK To Mr Robt. Ablin at Clay Tye near Hornchurch in Essex Mr Woodley You owe a great arreare of rent to the Hospital I desire you will come

19th Century British Pamphlets

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With the "Red Vans"., 1897

measure not our cause by our success, but our success by our cause. " The route was by Barking and Hornchurch to Grays , thence to Pitsea , Brentwood , Ingatestone , Wickford , Chelmsford , Witham , Braintree ,

Work versus waste: a paper read before the Ruskin Society of Glasgow, by the Vice-President, on 20th April, 1885., 1885

does, might be appropriated to the fertilizing and enriching of the land. By this means-taking Mr. Hope 's farm at Hornchurch as a sample-comparatively poor land might rapidly be converted into rich and productive land, yielding annually, not a crop

Facts, (founded upon parliamentary returns), illustrative of the great inequality of the taxes on houses and windows, shewing how unjustly and oppressively they bear upon the middle and industrio..., 1833

Eastham ; Great and Little Uford ; Leyton ; Walthamstow ; Wanstead Woodford : Parishes. Romford -town Ward ; Collier-row Ward ; Hanold's-wood Ward ; Noak-hill Ward; Havering Parish ; Hornchurch , North Ward ; Hornchurch , South Ward .

Report of the speeches delivered at the great meeting held in the Liverpool Amphitheatre, Thursday, June 6, 1850, for the protection of British industry and capital, 1850

Esq. Hill Hall , Epping - Joseph Glascock , Esq. Castle Hedingham -Saml. Willis, Esq. ingateslone- John Francis , Esq. Hornchurch - John Davies ,Esq. Uadwinter-i H. T. Bidtlell, Esq. secretary, Chelmsford -Jolm Bearblock, Esq. Homcliurch Hall-H. T. Ausdell, Esq.