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- 15 Collingwood Road Collingwood House
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- A E Gaymer
- A F J Brown
- A J M Glass
- A W Garrett
- A12 road
- Abbotts at 55 Chipping Hill bootmakers
- Abbotts at 55 Chipping Hill selling milk
- Abraham Whybrow
- Abrey
- absence from Church
- Ada Hayes
- Adams and Mortimer
- Adelaide Bickmore
- Adelaide Pullinger
- Admiral William Luard
- Adnams brewery
- Adnams brewery of Southwold
- Adnams family
- Aeroplane trip 1932
- Ager
- Agricultural show
- Agricultural Societies
- agricultural workers
- agriculture
- air raid shelter
- air raids
- Alan Smith
- Albert Moss
- Albert Poulter
- Albert Road
- Alex Strathearn
- Alf Baxter
- Alf Bentley
- Alf Newman
- Alfred J T Lewis
- Alice Luard
- allotments
- Allotments in Maldon Road
- ambulance classes
- ambulance work
- ambulances
- American aircraft
- Amy Burton
- Amy Taylor
- Andrew Palmer
- Andrew Phillips
- Anita
- Ann Lapwood
- Ann Newman
- Ann Redman
- Annie Baldwin
- Annie Clarke
- Annie Hollick
- Annie Marie Redhead
- Annie May Hollick
- Annie May Stock
- Annie Oakley
- Annie Ralling
- Annie Stock
- Annie[?] King
- Antiquarian Society
- Any Questions
- architects
- Ariel Crittall
- Ariel Mercer
- Armond Road
- army
- Arthur Brown
- Athens
- August 1966
- Auriol Round
- Australia
- Auxiliary Units
- Avenue House 4 Newland Street
- Avenue Lodge
- Avenue Road
- Avenue The
B
- B Purl
- bakehouse at 48 Church Street
- bakers
- Baldwin family
- band
- bank
- bank vault
- Baptist chapel Maldon Road
- Barbara Rice
- Barclays Bank 61 Newland Street
- barrage balloons
- Barwells butchers
- Basil Palmer
- Batas
- Bath field
- bath house
- Bath Houses
- Bathing Place for Swimming
- BBC Radio
- BBC Radio Essex
- Beachy Hill in Maldon
- Beard family
- bees
- Bell public house in Maldon Road
- Bellamy
- Bellfield
- Berkshire
- Bernard Barber
- Bert Godfrey
- Bert King
- Bertha Lee
- Bertha Messent
- Bethell
- Betty Ager
- Betty Balfour
- Betty Vale
- bicycles
- bigamy
- Bill Carey
- Bill Liddell
- bill poster
- billeting
- Billy Bull
- birds
- birthdays
- black-out
- blackberrying
- Blackie
- Blackie family
- Blackshirts
- blacksmiths
- Blue Posts inn
- Blunts Hall
- Blunts Hall manor
- Blyth
- Blyth's Mill in Guithavon Valley
- Board of Guardians
- Board of Health
- Board School in Maldon Road
- Bocking
- Bocking Cottage Home aka Friars Children's Home now Old Court House Hotel 31 Bradford Street
- Boer War
- boilers
- bombs
- bonfire
- Bonfire Night
- bonnets
- boots
- Boreham
- Bowyer
- Braintree
- Braintree Board of Guardians
- Braintree High School
- Braintree Infirmary
- Braintree Workhouse later St Michael's Hospital
- Bramston
- Bramston Sports Centre
- Braxted Park
- break-in
- Brenda Watkin
- Brentwood
- Brentwood School
- Brett
- brewery
- Brian Smpson
- bricklayers
- bricks
- Bridge Home
- Bridge Hospital
- Bridge Industrial School
- Bridge Street
- Bridge Street 46-48
- bridges
- Bright
- Bright family
- bristle
- British Gas Light Company Ltd
- British Legion
- British Resistance
- British Restaurant
- Brittonic
- Brockes
- Brotherhood
- Brown
- Brush works
- Brushmakers
- Brushmakers' Society
- brushmaking
- brushworks manager
- Bryan Everitt
- buglemen
- builders
- building plans
- buildings
- Bull family
- bunker
- Burton
- bus
- buses
- butcher
- butchers
- By-pass
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- C Barber
- C S Richardson
- Canada
- candle factory
- Canon Galpin
- Canon Ingles
- Captain Abrey
- Captain Evitt
- Captain H L Evitt
- Captain Henry Drury
- Captain Shafto Abrey
- Carnivals
- Carpenters Arms for tramps
- carriers
- cars
- carvings
- cash machine
- cat
- Catechism
- Catherine Bull
- Catholics
- Cattle Market in Collingwood Road
- Cecil
- Cecil Ager
- Cecil Hammond
- Cecil Joslin
- Cecil Newton
- Celebrations
- cellar
- cemetery
- cemetery field
- Chairman of Witham UDC
- Chalk
- Chalks Road
- Chapman
- charity
- charity shop
- Charles H Strutt
- Charlie Poulter
- Charlotte Pattisson
- charters
- cheating
- Chelmsford
- Chelmsford Cathedral Festival Fringe
- Chelmsford Grammar School
- Chemist at 64 Newland Street
- Cherry Tree public house in Cressing Road
- chickens
- Childbirth
- Children
- Children's games
- Children's Home in Bocking
- Children’s Overseas Reception Board
- china shop at 88 Newland Street
- Chipping Dell
- Chipping Hill
- Chipping Hill bridge
- Chipping Hill Infants' School in Church Street built 1902
- Chipping Mill at 1 Powershall End
- chocolates
- Chris Johnson
- Christina Ager
- Christina Broyd
- Christina King
- Christina Lee
- Christmas
- Christmas stockings
- Christopher Lees
- Church
- Church House
- Church House in Collingwood Road
- Church Street
- churchwardens
- chutney
- Cinema
- Clacton
- Clara Jane Hubbard
- Clara Rackham
- Clement Attlee
- clothes
- Clothmaking in Essex 1500-1730
- Co-op Committee
- Co-op parties
- coaches
- coachman
- coachmen
- coal
- Cocks Farm in Chalks Road
- Cocksmiths
- Colchester
- Colchester High School
- Collingwood House 15 Collingwood Road
- Collingwood House in Collingwood Road
- Collingwood Road
- Congregational Church
- Congregational Church near 88 Newland Street now United Reformed Church
- Congregationals
- Connie Chalk
- Conscientious Objectors
- Conscription
- Conservatives
- Constitutional Club (old) near 88 Newland Street
- Cook
- cookery classes
- Cooks butchers
- Cooper Taber seed warehouse
- Corn Production Act
- corset factory
- coughs
- Council
- Council employees
- Council houses
- Courts the
- cows
- crab apples
- Cranfield
- Cressing Road
- Cressing Road Council houses
- cricket
- Crimean War
- Crisp family
- Crittall's metal window factory
- crocodile
- Cromer Express Railway Accident (1905)
- Cromer Express railway disaster
- Crompton
- crops
- Crotchet public house
- Croxall
- Cullen
- Cullen's seed warehouses
- cures for ailments
- Cut Thoat Lane
- Cut Throat Lane
- Cyril Ashby
- Cyril English
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- Dace
- Dace family
- Dan Crittall
- dances
- dancing
- dandelions
- Dated buildings
- David Magniac
- David Young
- De'ath family
- dentists
- diaries
- Dickie Lees
- diptheria
- disease
- Dissent
- Dodd
- dogs
- Doll Bright
- Doll Hayes
- dolls
- dolls' prams
- Dolly Goss
- Dolly Ireland
- Dolly King
- Dolly Meekings
- Domesday Book
- domestic service
- Doris Cook
- Doris Gaymer
- Doris Goldsmith
- Doris Hawkes
- Doris Leatherdale
- Doris Smith
- Dorothy Bright
- Dorothy Chalk
- Dorothy Goss
- Dorothy Hancock
- Dorothy Hayes
- Dorothy Ireland
- Dorothy King
- Dorothy L Sayers
- Dorothy Meekings
- Dorothy Sayers Cottages
- Dorothy Stoneham
- Doughton
- Dr Bill Foster
- Dr C F Knight
- Dr Henry Dixon
- Dr Jim Denholm
- dressmaker
- dressmakers
- Driberg
- drill
- drought
- drunkards
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- E S Page
- Earlsmead
- early trade unions
- earthworks
- East Anglia
- East Retford
- Ebenezer Close
- Ebenezer Smith
- Edgar Chalk
- Edgar Sainty
- Edie Brown
- Edie Hawkes
- Edith Brown
- Edith Hawkes
- Edith Luard
- Edith Raven
- Edith Turner
- Edward Charles Smith
- Edward Cresy
- Edward Smith
- eggs
- Election of 1945
- Elections
- Electricity
- Electricity Shop in Collingwood Road
- Eleven plus
- Elfreda Griggs
- Elizabeth Card
- Elizabeth Cooper
- Elizabeth Picton
- Elizabeth Smith
- Ellen Fisher
- Ellen Mott
- Elm Hall farm
- Elsie Baldwin
- Elsie Baxter
- Elsie Burton
- Elsie Hammond
- Emily Jane Poulter
- Empire Day
- Ena Beard
- Ena MacPherson
- Engine House Committee
- Engineer
- Esmond Smith
- Essex
- Essex Agricultural Show
- Essex Archaeological and Historical Congress
- Essex Congress
- Essex County Council
- Essex County Labour Party
- Essex Feast and Fast
- Essex Labour History Conference
- Essex Record Office
- Essex Regiment
- Essex Review
- Essex University Local History Lecture
- Essex Village Life 1750-1914
- Essex War Agricultural Committee
- Esther Chalk
- Ethel Bourne
- Ethel Hicks
- Eva Croxall
- Eva Hayes
- Evacuee
- Evacuees to Canada
- Evelyn Cook
- Evelyn Gaymer
- Evelyn Marsh
- Evelyn Shelley
- Ewers family
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- F Gerald Bright
- F H Crittall
- F H Fuller
- factory
- Fair at Chipping Hill
- Fairs
- Family History
- Fanny Springett[?]
- farmers
- farming
- farms
- Farmworkers
- Faulkbourne
- Festival of Britain
- Field gardens
- Fights
- Filby
- Filby family
- films
- Fire
- Fire Engine
- Fire station in Guithavon Street
- first cars
- First World War
- First World War in Witham
- First World War in Witham War Home Front
- First World War Peace Day 1919
- Fleming
- Flo Pavelin
- Florence Ada Smith
- Florence Balaam
- Florence Cook
- Florence Pavelin
- Florence Saward
- flour
- flowers
- flute
- Folkestone
- Food
- Football
- Fortescue Flannery
- Fox public house in Rivenhall
- Frances Evitt
- Frances Filby
- Frances Hawkes
- Frances Revett
- Frances Richards
- Frank Sinatra
- Frank's cafe
- Fred Cook
- Fred Gaymer
- Fred Goodchild
- Fred Hayward
- Fred Nash
- Fred Richardson
- Fred Spall
- Frederick Richardson
- Freebornes farm
- Freebournes farm
- French
- Friars Children's Home aka Bocking Cottage Home now Old Court House Hotel 31 Bradford Street
- Friars Childrens Home in Bocking
- friends
- Frinton
- fruit
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- Gallop
- games
- garages
- garden
- Gardner family
- Gareth John Jones
- gas
- Gas manager's in Mill Lane
- Gas Works
- gas works Newland Street and Mill Lane
- Gaymer family
- General Election of 1929
- General Election of 1945
- gentleman
- Gentry
- George Dallas
- George Dowsett
- George Gilbert Scott
- George Hayes
- George Thompson
- George Wood
- Gerald Bright
- Gerald Palmer
- German planes
- Germany
- Ghost
- Gimson family
- Gimsons house Kings Chase
- Gingko Biloba trees
- Girls Friendly Society
- Gladys
- Gladys Baker
- Gladys Bishop
- Gladys Brewster
- Gladys Brooks
- Gladys Keeble
- Gladys Smith
- Gladys Springett
- Globe Inn
- Globe public house
- Glovers
- gloveworkers
- goats
- Godfrey
- Godfrey family
- Goodman
- Goss family
- Grace Bishop
- Grace Springett
- Graham Richardson
- Grange Barn Coggeshall
- grants
- Grape
- Great Bardfield painters
- Green the greengrocers
- group
- Grove
- Guardians of the Poot
- Guithavon House
- Guithavon Road houses
- Guithavon Street
- Guithavon Valley
- guns
- Guy Fawkes night
- Gwyneth Picton
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- H Crook
- H J Rowles
- H N Dixon
- H R Wheaton
- Hammond
- harnessmaker
- Harold Cook
- Harold Cook butcher
- Harry Hall
- harvest
- Hatfield Road
- Hawker Syddeley of Chelmsford
- hawkes
- Hayes family
- heating
- Helen Pitchforth
- Henry Carter
- Henry Cooper
- Henry Dorking
- Henry Nevill Esq
- Herbert Keeble
- Heybridge Isolation Hospital
- High House at 5 Newland Street
- High Street see Newland Street
- Hilly Meadow
- Historic buildings in Witham
- hobnails
- holidays
- Home Guard
- homeopathy
- Hon C H Strutt
- honey
- Horace Brooks
- horses
- horses and traps
- Hospital
- Hospital at the Bridge Home
- hospitals
- hostility
- houses
- Howard Newby
- hunger march
- Hurrell and Beardwell
- Hutley family
- hymns
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- I
- Ice and snow
- Ida Carey
- Ideal boiler
- illness
- Industrial Home for Feeble Minded Boys
- infants
- Ingles
- Ingles family
- invasion
- Ireland family
- Irene Springett
- ironing with old irons
- Ironmongers
- Isolation tent
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- J A Clarke
- Jack Hollick
- Jack Mills
- Jack Putterill of Saffron Walden
- Jack Reynolds
- Jack Shingfield
- Jacob Pattisson
- jam
- James Beadel
- James Dace
- James Godfrey
- James Lees
- James Mount
- James Moxon
- James Pannell
- James Taverner
- Jane Earle
- Janet Gyford
- Janet McGraw
- Janet Smith
- Janis
- Jerry Cullum
- Jessie Bajwa
- Jessie Chalk
- Jessie Hamid
- Jim Godfrey
- Jim McElrea
- Jim White
- Joan Lyon
- Joan Mott
- Joan Skingsley
- Joan Smith
- Joe Pluck
- John Booker
- John Bramston vicar
- John Butler
- John Freeborn
- John Gyford
- John Hogben
- John Lapwood
- John Mawdsley
- John Newman
- John Thurgood
- John Wood
- Joseph Arch
- Joseph Ernest Smith
- Joseph Foster
- Joseph Howell Blood
- Joslin
- Jubilees
- Judith Lees
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- Kathleen Barber
- Keeble
- Keeble family
- Kelvedon
- Kemsley family
- Ken Cuthbe
- Ken Miller
- Ken Thompson
- Kenneth Cuthbe
- Kentfield
- Kidd
- King's shop
- Kirby
- kitchen
- knickers
- Knicky Knocks
- Knight Dr Charles Frederick
- knitting
- kohl rabbi
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- Labour Exchange
- Labour History Conference
- Labour Party
- Labourers Union
- lace
- Lady Jane Southcott
- Lady Rayleigh
- Lady woods
- Lahore
- Lapwood
- Laurence
- Laurence family
- Ledger family
- Les Cullum
- Lesley Skingsley
- Leslie Smith
- Liberals
- Libya
- Lieut P F Pollard
- lighting
- Linda Farnell
- lock-up
- London House shop
- Londoners
- Lord of the manors of Chipping and Witham
- Lord Paget
- Lord Rayleigh
- Lt Col Gibson
- Luard
- Luard family
- Luckin Smith
- Lucy Croxall
- lunatic asylum
- Lynette Abbott
- Lynette Coleman
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- M P
- Mabel Newman
- Mabel Nicol
- madhouse
- magistrate
- Maisey family
- Major Doyle
- Major Newman
- making cheese
- Maldon
- Maldon Constituency
- Maldon Divisional Labour Party
- Maldon Joint Hospital Board
- Maldon Road
- managers
- mangle at public house for public use
- Mann's school
- Manor of Blunts Hall
- Manors of Chipping and Newland
- March by suffragists
- Margaret Laura Edwards
- Margaret Laura English
- Margaret Mens
- Margaret Tabor
- Marion Gowlett
- Marjorie Brown
- Marjorie Coleman
- Mark Thomasin Foster
- markets
- Marshall Wash
- Martin Carter
- Mary Keningale Smith
- Maurice Greatrex
- Maurice Smith
- May Day
- May King
- maypole
- Meads [Dickie] for swimming
- meals
- means test
- medicine
- Medina Villa
- Medina Villas
- member of parrliament
- Mental health
- Mersea
- Messrs Crittall
- metal windows
- Methodist Church Guithavon Street
- Methodists
- Metropolitan Asylums Board
- Midwife. Doctor. Gimson
- Mike Wadhams
- Mildred Brett
- Military archaeology
- Milk
- Mill Field
- Mill Lane
- Mill Lane Tropicals
- Mill Vale Lodge
- Millie Brett
- milliner
- mills
- miners
- Minnie Elizabeth Palmer
- Miss Gwyneth Picton
- Miss Kathleen Richards
- Miss Mabel Aldridge
- Miss Murrell
- Miss Pat Hollick
- Miss Pattisson
- Misses Luard
- mission at Notley
- Moat farm
- Moat Farm bridge
- Moat Farm Chase
- Mondy's
- Monumental masons
- Moore's bus and carrier company of Kelvedon
- Moors
- mops
- Morant lecture
- Mormons
- Morrison shelter
- Mount Kilamanjaro
- Mr Ager
- Mr Bajwa
- Mr Blease
- Mr Ingram
- Mr Maidment
- Mr Mitchell
- Mr Pelly
- Mr Pinkham
- Mr Rodgers
- Mr Rowley
- Mr Small
- Mr W Glover
- Mr W Marskell
- Mr Waite
- Mr Wakelin
- Mr Weaver
- Mrs Amy Blomfield
- Mrs Annie Gertrude Bull
- Mrs Barbara Ibbotson
- Mrs Blyth's chapel
- Mrs Brand
- Mrs Brock
- Mrs Elaine Strutt
- Mrs Florence Balaam
- Mrs H Shelley
- Mrs Horridge
- Mrs J Sorrell
- Mrs Jones
- Mrs Marjorie Coleman
- Mrs May Hollick
- Mrs Pat Vojak
- Mrs Violet Cullen
- Mrs W Ardley
- Murrells
- mushrooms
- Music
- musicians
- Muslim faith
- mustard as cure
- Muster roll
- Myra Wilkins
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- NALU
- Nanteos
- Nathaniel Garrard
- National Agricultural Labourers Union
- National Schools in Guithavon Street
- National Unemployed Workers Movement
- National Union of Railwaymen
- Nellie Fisher
- Nellie Mott
- new Council Offices in Collingwood Road
- newcomers
- Newland House
- Newland Street
- Newland Street 22-26
- Newland Street 80-84
- Newman family
- Nin Strathearn
- Nin Wood
- No Go Areas
- nonconformists
- Nonconformity in Essex and East Anglia
- Northey Island
- Notley
- Nurse
- nursery
- Nurses' Bungalow
- Nurses' Bungalow at 46 Collingwood Road
- Nursing
- Nuts
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- Observer Corps
- offices
- Old Court House Hotel 31 Bradford Street formerly Bocking Cottage Home aka Friars Children's Home
- Old industries
- Olive Wheaton
- Olivers farm
- Olivers Hall Rickstones Road
- onions
- open-air meetings
- Operations
- Organist
- Oronsay ship
- Osman Hamid
- oven by fire
- ovens at bakers used by public
- Overcrowding
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- Page
- Pains Haven
- Palmer
- Palmer's saddlery
- parish clerk
- parish workhouse
- Park [Recreation Ground]
- Past Times
- Pat Slugocki
- Patrick Collinson
- pattens
- Pawnbroker
- Payne family
- Pea picking
- Pea sorters
- Peake
- Peapicking
- Peas
- peas home to sort
- Peculiar people
- Peculiar People's chapel in Maldon Road
- Peculiar peoplw
- Pee hole for swimming
- Peggy Blake
- Peggy Blake nee Butcher
- Peggy Butcher
- Peggy Smith
- Peggy Wood
- Peirce family
- Pendle's shop at 48 Church Street
- Perkins
- Peter Church
- Peter Spall
- petticoats
- Petty Sessions
- Philip Southcott
- Philomen Pledger
- photographer
- Phyllis Joyce
- Phyllis Roberts
- Piano
- pickles
- piece work
- Pierce family
- pigs
- Pilcher's shop
- pinafores
- Pinkham
- Pinkham's glove factory
- Pinkham's glove factory at 13 and 14 Albert Road
- plans
- Playground off Braintree Road
- ploughing
- ploughing up
- Poland
- police
- Police Station
- politics
- Polly Wheaton
- Pondholton
- porridge
- Post
- Post Office at 41 Chipping Hill
- Post Office at 84 Newland Street
- Post Office at 9 Church Street
- post van
- postmen
- potatoes
- potty
- Poulter family
- Poulter; Charlie
- Pound cottagP
- Poverty
- Powers (Post) Hall farm
- Powershall End
- preacher
- preaching
- preserving food
- Princess Louise
- Private service
- Public Assistance Committee
- Public Hall
- Public Hall in Collingwood Road
- Public Hall Witham
- public health
- public houses
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- R C Gaymer
- R W Wakelin
- rabbits
- Railway
- railway station
- Railway worhers
- Railwayman
- railwaymen
- railways
- ratepayers
- rationing
- rats
- Recreation ground [Park]
- Red Cross at Vicarage
- Red Cross Hospital
- Red Lion PH
- Redman family
- Reg Kent
- Reg Turner
- Regents Park
- religion
- Rent
- Renumbering
- Restaurant
- Rev G A Campbell
- Rev George Sayer
- Rev J Barton Dadd
- Rev John Bramston
- Rev W G Eeles
- Revd David Picton
- Revd E Howes
- Rice family
- Richard Fanshawe
- Richards
- Richards family
- Rider Haggard
- Rifle Corps
- rights of way
- ringworm
- Rivenhall
- Rivenhall Thicks
- River
- River Walk
- Road foreman
- road names
- roads
- Roads Committee
- Robert Bretnall
- Robert Garrard
- Roll of Honour
- Rose Burch
- Rose Perrin
- Rose Richardson
- Rose Shelley
- Roslyn House
- Round
- Rowley's Hall
- Rowleys Rooms
- Roy Poulter
- Royal Eastern Counties Institution
- Royal Engineers
- Royalty
- Rushen
- Rushen family
- Ruslan Doshayev
- Russia
- Rustingtons
- Ruth Beardwell
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- sacking workers
- Saddlery
- sailors
- Sainty family
- Samuel Goss
- Samuel Spooner
- Sanitary Inspector
- Savings Bank
- Saxons
- scarlet fever
- school
- School Governors
- Schools
- Scotland
- Scout Hut
- Searchlights
- seaside
- Second World War
- seeds
- Selina Cooper
- Sergeant Haggar
- serophene
- sewer
- sewing
- sexton
- Shafto Abrey
- Shani D'Cruze
- Sheila Barbone
- Shirley Keeble
- shoes
- Shona Ford
- shops
- Shotley in Ipswich
- show
- sick pay
- Sierra Leone
- Signalman
- Signalmen
- Silver End
- Silver End Development Company
- Silvertown
- Simpson's shop
- Sir Benjamin Ayloffe
- Sir Edward Southcott
- Sir Thomas Wiseman
- Sir Valentine Crittall
- Sis Hayes
- skating
- slaughterhousae near Guithavon Street
- Slythe
- Slythes monumental masons
- Slythes stonemasons
- smacking
- Smith basketmaker behind 70 Newland Street
- Smith's shop
- Social class
- Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings
- Soldiers
- soldiers killed
- Sorrells butchers
- soup kitchen
- South Africa
- South Metropolitan District School
- South Metropolitan District School Board
- Southend
- Spa
- Spencer Dier
- Spigot Mortar Emplacements
- Sports Centre
- sprayers
- Spread Eagle Hotel
- Spring
- Spring Lodge
- Springett family
- Spurge's shop
- Spurges
- Square
- St George's day
- St Michael's Hospital previously Braintree Workhouse
- St Nicholas church
- St Patrick's Day
- St Pauls cathedral
- Stanley Lees
- Stanley Wilson of Saffron Walden
- starvation
- stays
- Steam engine
- stockbroker
- stockings
- stocks
- Stoffer at 5 Newland Street
- stone throwing
- Stoneham family
- stonemasons
- street lighting
- Street lights
- Street Names
- street numbers
- Street renumbering
- streets
- Strike
- strikes
- Strutt
- Sunday school
- Sunday School treat
- Sundays
- Sundials
- surnames
- Susan Kellerman
- Susannah Vaux
- Swan public house
- swedes
- sweets
- Swimming
- swimming pool
- swings
T
- Taber
- Taber family
- tallow candle as cure
- tanyard
- Tarak Hamid
- Taylor
- tea from burnt toast
- teacher training
- Teachers
- teaching
- Technical School
- Ted Ireland
- Ted Mawdsley
- Ted Mott
- Ted Smith
- Teddy Boys
- Templars Close
- Templars estate
- Temples
- tenants
- tent
- Terling
- Terling camp
- The
- The Albert
- The Avenue
- the Brotherhood
- the Cage
- The Census
- The George
- The Grove
- the insane
- the poor
- The Pound
- The pounds
- The Square
- The Tiler on the Roof
- The War Memorial
- Thomas Farrow
- Thomas Isaac
- Thomas Kynaston
- Thomas Marchant Tomkin
- Thomas Poulter
- Thomas Rawling
- Thomasin
- Thompson family
- Thompson not coalman
- Thurgood family
- Timothy Skinner
- Toc H
- Tom Blake
- Tom Driberg MP
- Tom Henderson
- Tomkin family
- tooth extraction
- Topher Lees
- Tories
- Town and Country Planning Committee
- Town criers
- Town Planning Scheme
- toys
- Trade Union
- trade unions
- tradespeople
- Trafalgar Square
- traffic lights
- train
- train to Maldon
- Trains
- tramping
- tramps
- traps
- Travellers
- Trees
- tricycle
- trumpet
- Tuppeny
- Turner family
- Turner Reg
- turnips
- Twopenny plays
- Typhoid Fever
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- underclothes
- unemployment
- Union Workhouse
- United Reformed church
- Urban District Council
- Urban District Council Office in Collingwood Road
- Utah
V
- V.A.D.s
- V2
- Various
- Vera Adams
- Vera Ashby
- Vera Howell
- Vera May Adams
- Vera May Ashby
- Vera Turner
- vestry
- Vi Bentley
- Vi Wood
- Vic Gray
- Vicar
- Vicarage
- Violet Cullen
- Violet Grout
- Violet Putman
- Violet Rodd
- Volunteer Corps
- Volunteers
W
- W G Naylor
- W H Leslie Pinkham
- W J Marshall
- W Loveday
- W Pinkham
- W Taber
- W W Burrows
- W W Oxbrow
- W Wedgewood Benn
- wages
- Wakelin and Leeding
- Wakelin family
- Walk round Witham
- Walk round Witham no.1
- walking
- Wallace
- Wally Slugocki
- Walter Peirce
- Walter Pierce
- War
- War memorial
- water
- water main
- Water mills
- water tower in Cressing Road
- water tower in Cross Road
- Waterworks
- Waterworks Engineer
- Welland
- Wells family
- Welsh
- Wesleyan
- Wesleyans
- Wheaton family
- whipping post
- White Hart
- White Hart Inn
- White Horse Lane
- White Notley
- Whitehall
- Whitehall cinema
- Whitehall College
- wild boar
- William Bonython Moffatt
- William Bull
- William Dodd
- William Duncombe
- William Ernest Bull
- William F Toynbee
- William Henry Pattisson
- William John (W J) Redhead
- William Kiddier
- William Pinkham
- William Tylor
- William Wade
- winemaking
- Winifred Bowhill
- Winifred de Trense
- Winston Alderton
- Witham Co-op
- Witham Corn and Seed Stores
- Witham Distress Fund
- Witham Gas Company
- Witham Gas Light and Coke Company
- Witham History Group
- Witham House
- Witham Labour Party
- Witham Library
- Witham Library (about 5 Newland Street)
- Witham Literary Institution
- Witham Lodge
- Witham Mill same as Blyth's
- Witham Mothers Union
- Witham parish booundary
- Witham Railway Station
- Witham Rifle Volunteers
- Witham Urban District Council
- women
- Women's institute
- Women's Institute Essay Competition
- Women's rights
- Women's suffrage
- Women's work
- Wood
- woodwork classes
- Woolpack public house
- Woolworths
- Workers Educational Association
- Workers' Club
- Workers' Union