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John and Nia Watkiss have spent many years and a not inconsiderable amount of their own money travelling to record offices up and down the country tracking down every reference they can find to Takeley.
They have now very generously made their notes available to all with an interest in studying Takeley history. These are scholastic notes, not intended in this form as easy reading, but invaluable to all those with a genuine interest in Takeley history.
John and Nia ask only that when used towards a publication that mention is made of their research interest and that proper copyright permission is obtained from the sources of the information.
Recusants in Takeley
Feet of Fines
Patent Rolls
Greygoose family
Sir William Greene
Death Dates from Manorial Records and Wills Pre 1663
Ship Money A tax to raise money for ships. List of TAkeley residents who paid the tax in 1635 with amounts paid.
Churchwardens Accounts 1 2 3 4 This is a copy of the Churchwardens Accounts book reporoduced here by permission of Rev Laurie Bond. (Split into 4 LARGE pdf files)
Burials in Takeley churchyard that are specifically mentioned in Takeley wills and list of burials beleived to be in the vault at Takeley Church.
Barrington and Takeley
Feudal Aids
Alehouse Recognicances 1769
Mullman Notes
Feet of Fines for Essex
Essex Society for Archaeology and History Volume 37
Names in history A list of old names that John and Nia have noted during their researches.
Names from New College Oxford Archives
Family names from Waltham Hall Survey
Names from Quarter Sessions
Pre-history
The Age of Metal
What did the Romans do for us?
The Anglo Saxons
Normans and beyond
The Manor
Bassingbourne Hall and Colchester Hall
Waltham Hall
Warish Hall
Black Death to Bosworth
Christopher Phillpotts of 17 Albert Street, Castlefields, Shrewsbury SY1 2HT has very kindly agreed that we may reproduce his Takeley Research Notes here. As with John and Nia's notes when used towards a publication please mention Chritopher's research interest and obtain proper copyright permission from the sources of the information.
Takeley Research Notes
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