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216 EPPING. ESSEX. (K~.LLY'S Ball Edward Ash, Egg hall, Epping _ PUBLIC ESTABLISHMEXTS. Bury Ralph Frederic D.L. St. Leonards, Nazemg, Fire Engine Station, Hemnall street, David Ponlton. Waltham Cross chief officer; J. Whiting, engineer *Bu:xton Gerald, Birch hall, Theydon Bois, Epping Police Station, High street, Ephraim Smith, snpt.; a *Bu:xton Sir Thomas Fowell hart. G.C.M.G.,. V.D., inspectors, 5 sergeants & 36 constables M.A., D.L. Warlies, Waltham Abbey Stamp Office, Ernest Hawkins, distributor *Bu:xton Thomas Fowell Victor, Woodredon, Waltham Victoria Hall, Victoria buildings, High street Abbey Chapman Arthur, Abbey farm, Waltham Abbey TERRITORIAL FORCE. *Ohisenhale-Marsh William Swaine D.L. Gaynes park, Theydon Garnon, Epping 4th Territorial Battalion Essex Regiment (part of G *Colvin Col. .Richard Beale C.B., D.L. Monkhams, Wal- Co.), St. John's rd. Capt. B. C. Wells; Color-Sergt .• tham Abbey Instructor John Biswell, Chipping Ongar Dent Francis, Hat.fields, Loughton Fortescue Waiter, Oakdene, Crescent road, Chingford EPPING UNION. George Edward William, 4 High street, Chingford Board days, alternate fridays at the Union house, '' Howard David Lloyd, Little Friday hill, Chingford n.3o a.m. Leech Arthur William, Golding's Hill, Loughton The Union compris·es the following parishes :-Buckhurst Lockwood CoL Rt. Hon. Amelius Richard Mark P.C., Hill, Chigwell, Chingford, Epping, Epping Upland. C.V.O., M.P. Bishop's hall, Lambourne, Romford Great Parndon, Harlow, Latton, Little Parndon, Lough­ Nicholls William Wade, Hawthorn lodge, Epping ton, Magdalen Laver, Matching, Nazeing, Netteswell,. Oram Henry, Waltham Abbey North Weald Bassett, Roydon, Sheering, Theydon *Palmer Ralph Charlton, Hubbards, Nazeing Bois & Theydon Garnon. The .area of the union i& Patchett William K.C. Bury lodge, Epping 48,u7 acres;. rateable value, Lady Day, 1914~ Pizey George Henry, Casa Mia, Chingford £244,413; the population in 19II was 36,715 Skinner Charles Weeding, Wansfell, Theydon Bois . Chairman, William Swaine Chisenhale-Marsh D.L., J.P ti-Todhunter Joseph, Kingsmoor ho. Gt. Parndon,Harlow Gaynes park, Theydon Garnon, Epping Triggs Henry, Ilford Vice-Chairman, F. T. Basham, Hubbards hall, Harlow Trounce Thomas Plomer, The Bank, Walthalll Abbey Clerk to the Guardians & .Assessment Committee, *Wailer William Chapman F.S . .A.. Ash Green, Loughton First Assistant Clerk to the Guardians, John Coley *Wythes Ernest James, Copped hall, Epping Archer, Hemnall street, Epping The justices marked * are also the commissioners Treasurer, Henry Samuel Tuke, Chelmsford for taxes. Relieving OfficerS> & Collectors to the Guardians, Chig­ The Chairmen of the. Epping, Chingford, Loughton, well district, Samuel Joseph Wilks, Loughton; Har­ Buckhurst Hill & Waltham Cross Urban District low district, Frederick William Gilbey, Potter street~ Councils are ex-officio magistrates Harlow ; Epping district, Daniel Henry Pewsey, The­ Clt-rk to the Magistrates, George John Creed, Hem­ Plain, Epping nall street, Epping Vaccination Officers, Frederick William Gilbey, Harlow; Deputy Clerk, Herbert Bricknall Creed, solicitor, Samuel Joseph Will;;:s, Loughton; Daniel Henry Pew­ Remnall street, Epping sey, The Plain, Epping Clerk to the Waltham Abbey Bench, Frederick C. E. Medical Officers & Public Vaccinators, Buckhurst Hill Jessopp, High Bridge street, Waltham Abbey district, George Norman M.B., B.S.Durh. Erendon,. Petty Sessions are held at Epping police station every Palmerston road, Buckhurst Hill; Chigwell district~ friday at 10.15 a.m. & the County Court, Waltham John Henry Pratt M.B., B.C.Oantab. Chigwell; Ching­ Abbey, every tuesday at 10.30 a.m. The places in the ford, Tom .St.anbury Brook L.R.C.P.Lond., :M.R.O.S. division are :-Abridge, Buckhurst Hill, Chingford, Eng. Chingford; Epping, North Weald, Theydon Bois­ Chigwell, Epping, Epping Upland, Lambourne, & Theydon Garnon districts, Trevor Fowler D.P.H.~ Loughton, Nazeing, North Weald Bassett, Theydon L.R.C.P.IreL Epping; Great & Little Parndon districts~ Bois, Theydon Garnon, Theydon Mount, Waltham Wm. Frank Lydstone Day M.B., B.C.Camb. Roydon;. Holy Cross Harlow & Sheering, Magdalen Laver, Matching & Lat­ EPPING F'OREST. ton districts, Thos. Montagu Day L.R.C.P.Lond. Har­ low; Nazeing district. William Frank Lydstone Day Chief Ranger, F.M. H.R.H. The Duke of Connaught & M. B., B.C.Camb. Roydon; Lough ton distri~t, Arthnr Strathearn K.G Butler Harris M.B., B.Ch.Oxon. Lought~n; Roydon Verderers, Edward North Buxton esq. Knighton, Buck­ district, William Frank Lydstone Day M.B., B.O. burst Hill; G. Buxton esq. Birch hall, Theydon Bois; Camb. Roydon W. Houghton esq. Pine lodge, Woodford Wells & The Workhouse, in Epping parish, is a building in th& A. Savill esq. Ellerslie, Buckhurst Hill Elizabethan style, capable of holding 232 inm11tes; Committee.--Chairman, Clareuce Hayden esq.; The Rev. John Jones, chaplain; Charles Ernest Denning Verderers, T. H. Ellis esq. (deputy), H. E. Sparks L.R.C.P.I. medical officer; A. A. W. Simmondsr esq. H . .Bird esq. T. Robinson esq. W. Bull esq. J. H. master ; Mrs. E. Simmonds, matron White ~sq. T. H. Deighton esq. W. P. Neale esq. A. new separate Infirmary has been erected in the­ (deputy), W. Dennis esq. James Roll esq. (alderman) Workhouse grounds &; Sir J. J. Baddeley kt. (alderman) Cottage Homes to accommodate 40 children have been Superintendent of the Forest, F. F. McKenzie esq. The erected at Coopersale, near Epping; the children are Warren, Loughton educated at the Theydon Garnon Coopersale schools Clerks to the Superintendent, A. H. Wright & A. H. Hurrell EPPING REGISTRATION DISTRICT. Keepers, J. Little, Epping Plain, Epping; W. Reed, Superintendent Registrar, R. Elliott Trotter, High st~ Theydon; Waiter Drayton, Copped Hall; J. Jackson, Epping; deputy, John Coley Archer, Hemnall street,. Broadstrood ; Thomas Bracken, High Beech ; J. Deery, Epping Moukwood; B. Bynoth, Earl's Path; S. H. Butt, Fair­ Registrar of Marriages, Edward .Allen, High st. Epping; mead; Burt TJ ler, Chingford; F. J ohnson, W oodford; deputy, Alfred Davis, High street, Epping R. Furlong, Highams Park; W. Palmby, Waltham­ Registrars of Births & Deaths, Epping sub-district,. stow; A. White, Bushwood; B. Cawston, Wanstead Daniel Henry .Pewsey, The Plain, Epping; deputy,. Flats; J. F. M. Brooke; G. Paveley & W. Feakes, Edward Allen, High street, Epping; Chigwell sub­ Wan stead Park district, Samuel J oseph Wilks, Chigwell; deputy, A. :Reeves. W. Leech, Loughton ; Harlow sub-district, Frederick William Gilbey, Potter street, Harlow; deputy, W­ Parish. Reeve_ H. SeeleY, Fore street, Harlow Epping ........................................ W. James Xuim • rfheydon Bois .................. · · · · ·· · ·· William Pearce Wughton ................................. John Munt PUBLIC OFFICERS. Waltham Holv Cross ................. A. Potter Assistant Overseer, Edward .\Hen, High street Chingford ................................. Wallace Bolton Certif~·ing Factory Surgeon, Charles Ernest Denning Woodford ................................. Oilbert Sanderson L.R.C.P. & S.L High street CbigwelJ .................. ~... ... .. G. Sa~~h Clerk to the Commissioners of Taxes for Epping Di-vi­ Walthamstow ........................... W. G. Brown sion, George John Creed, Hemnall street; deputy,. J..,eyton ............ ··~ ... .. ... ... .. ... George Smith H!'rbert Brickn!'ll Crt-ei, Hemnall street Wan stead ................................. E. W. Raindle Clerk to the Epping Sub-Committee of Essex Local Little Ilford .............................. James Quye Old ~<\ge Pensions Committee, George John Creed,. '\\-~est Ha1n .......... , .................. Edward Furlong . Hemnall street .
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