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DIRECTORY.] ESSEX. BATFJELD. 225 in the time of King Edward ll.; there is a very good Heath George Isaac Hards, sub-postmaster. Letters bouse ou the estate, with grounds of about 3 acres, well from. lHarlow arrive at 7.15 a.m. &; 11.10 a.m.; dis- laid out, and now occupied by Horace Broke esq. J.P. patched at 10.45 a.m. &; 6.30 p.m.; on sundays, dis· The principal landowners are Lieut.-Col. George Bram&- patched at 10.30 a.m ton Archer-Houblon, of Hallingbury Place, George .Alan I Wall Letter Ilox,Broad street,cleared at 10 a.m. &; 5.30 p.m Lowndes esq. Capt. Horace lV. Calverley, of IB Chesham I Pillar Letter Iloxes, Ilarrington Hall, cleared at 8.30 a.m. ;place, S.W. and the Earl of Roden. '1'he soil is various, I & 5.15 p.m. ; Ilush End, cleared at 8.30 a.m. & 4.45 p.m. mostly heavy; subsoil, clay and sand. 'l'he chief crops, & Blocks, cleared at 8 a.m. &; 6 p.m are wheat, barley, oats and turnips. 'rhe area. of HaUie1<l . Police Station (Town), Sergeant Richd. Giggins, ill charge Broad Oak is 3,396 acres, and of the enth'e parishes, I Police Station (Heath), Constable Ha.rry Tucker ,13,772 acres of land and 38 of water; mteable value, ! • £7,446; the population in 1901 was, with the ecclesiastical ~ Schools. ;parishes, 1,599, of which 714 are attached to the parish I National (mixed), built, with master's residence, in oehm'ch. 1861, for 190 children; average attendance, 47 boys, 39 Clerk (Parish Church), James Barker girls &; 37 infants; W. B. Wor~lll, master; Miss F. E. Sexton (Holy Trinity), Daniel Day. 'Waters & Miss C. M. Gadd, mistresses Sexton (St. John's), James Judd. National (St. John's), Bush' End (mixed), built, wit.h teacher's residence, in 1877, & endowed with £20 yearlY' Post, M. O. &; T. 0., T. M. 0., ,So B. & Annuity, 1nsur- by the late Miss Chamberlayne, for 60 children; average ance & Express Delivery &; Parcel Post Office, Hatfield attendance, 41 ; Miss E. Jarvis, mistress Town.-Miss Jemima Horsnell, postmistress. Letters Church. Heath (mixed), built in 1899, for 201 children; arrive by mail cart from Harlow'Ut 8 a.m. & 12 noon & average attendance, 66; Charles W. Sharp, master; are delivered immediately; dispatched at 10.25 a.m. & Mrs. Sharp, mistress 5·50 p.m.; on sundays, arrive 8·35 a.m.; dispatched British, Heath (mixed), built in 1876, for 150 children; at 10 a. m average attendance, about 70; Edward Bogers, master Post, M. O. & T. 0., T. M. O. Express Delivery, Parcel Takeley Railway Station (G. E. R.), Charles Haddow, Post, S. B. & Annuity &; Insurance Office, Hatfield station master Names marked thus * should be Cooper Gem'go &I Frederick, hutchers Lu~king Joseph lVm. farmer, Great addressed Takeley S.O. & farmers, Heath Town farm Broke Horace M.A.., J.P. Gladwyns *Darlington William, farmer, Hatfield Mauley William, farmer, Ryes farm .calverley Capt. Horace W. Down hall Park farm & Forest farm Mardell Geo. blacksmith & job master Crocker Weston, The Grange *DorringtonChas.frmr.Bonningtons fm Millbank Arth. Jsph. frmr.Corringales Dawe Miss, Cottage hospital "Dunmow Friendly Society (branch) Mills Thomas, shoe maker, Heath Ellis Charles, Heath (Rev. D. L. Heath, sec. & treas.), Mumford Daniel, farmer, OIl~ars farm Fisher Mark, Heath Bush End Nash Cornelius, machinist, Heath Galpin Rev. Frands William 1\'I.A., *Easter Fredk. beer ret. Kent's green Olden George, head gamekeeper to F.L.S. Hatfield vicarage Fergusson Jam!!s, farmer, Grange frm Capt. Hor3ce W. Calverley Green Mrs. '1'he Cottage Foster Edmund, farmer & thl'eshing Oliver A. & Son, millers (steam) & Hawkins Mrs. Church villa, Heath machine proprietor, GLManwood fm corn merchants, Heath .;oHeath Rev. Douglas Leopold, St. Francis Fredk. wheelwright, Green hill Patmore Martha (Mrs.), beel' retailer, .Tohn's vicarage, Bush end Francis John, thatcher, Illocks Hatfield Forest Huma Miss, Barrington cottage *Galloway William, farmer, High Patmore Thomas, beer retailer Jenkins Richard Wade, Bleak house House faI'm, Bush End Paveley Joseph, baker & coal merchant Juda Rev. Robert Chatfield A.T.il. Garton John, farmer, Forest hall Perry Charles, shoeing smith, Heath (Congregational), Heath *GoldBmith Jessie (Mrs.), tit'ess ma. Perry Edward Daniel, farmer, Little Lewin Willialn Harrison, St. Martin Brewer's end Iden farm, Heath 'Lowndes George Alan M.A., D.L., J.P. Green Geo. frmr. Little Manwood frm Perry Jane (Miss), shopkeeper, Heath Barrington hall Greenwood William, fa:nr.er, Broom- Piper Alfred, farmer, Waters farm Lowndes Major .Alan Harbert Welling- shawbury *Piper Elizabeth (Mrs.), carpenter & ton J.P. Barrington hall Haddow Charles, station master, shopkeeper, Brewer's end Marriott Thomas Takeley Railway station Pledger Thomas, tailor, Dunmow road Poola Sandford' W. Oaklands, Heath Harris George Isaac, baker & grocer, Pomeroy John, gardener to Horace Reynolds Rev. Thomas Wilfrid M.A. Post office, Heath Ilroke esq (vicar of Holy Trinity), Heath Hatfield Heath Cricket Clnb (C. W. Patter AlfTed, farmer & 'assistant over- Stanway Richard, Burywood Sharp, sec.), Heath seer, Priory farm &; Arnndel cottage 8ullins Mrs IIaUield Heath Library & Institute Potter AI'fred Speller, grocer, dTaper, *Thurgood John Reader, Woodlands (Rev. T. W. Reynolds, librarian; news agent & insurance agent White John Arthur Temple, Fairlawn C. W. Sharp, secretary) Reynolds James, baker, Bleak house COMMERCIAL. Hatfield Town Cricket Club (Rev. F. Roberts In. Thos. stone mallon,Heath Archer Frederick, saddler W. Galpin, president) *Robinson Horace, beer ret. Bush end Bacon James, baker & shopkpr. Heath *Hawkey Thomas, farmer, I.iltle Ilar- Scott James, Cock inn Bailey Reginald William, Duke's Head rington hall Search William, beer retailer, Heath P.H. Broad street Hawkins Henry Thomas, Stag inn,corn Short George, beer retailer, Green hill Barker Brothers, builders & coal merchant, Heath Simpson Charles Guiver, farmer, Barker Thos. bldr.& seedsmau, Heath Hersey George, head gardener to Capt. Sparrow hall *Barltrop Surah (Mrs.), smith, Horace W. Calverley, '1'he Garden, Skingle Moses, shoe maker Brewer's end Down hall Soper Arthur John, frmr. Crabbs gm Bowyer Henry, butcher &; frmr. Heath Hockley Mary Ann & Son, farmers, Sparrow Herbert, painter Brice Emily (Mrs.), Cyclists' rest &; Collier Street farm Sullins Peter, farmer, Weir Pond farm boarding ha.; g'ood accommodation Huddey Alfred A. wheelwrigllt, Heath Tebbit Aaron, farmer, Brnintris farm Brice John, cowkeeper, Heath Hockley Ernest Henry, builder, Heath Trundle James, beer retailer, Heath Broad Richard Martin, farmer, Laurel Hockley John, farmer, Friar's farm Turner Frederic, farmer, Lea hall house, Bennington's farm, & miller Horsnell James, blacksmith . Vale Ernest William, machinist, Oak (wind), Heath Horsnell Jemima (Miss), stationer &:, villa, Heath Bunker Fredk. frmr.Lancaster's farm news agent, Post office Vale Reader, farmer, Gt. Heath farm *Bush End Parochial Liurary (Miss E. Hudson Joseph, wheelwright Vale WaIter, machinist, Heath Jarvis, librario.i'i) Hutchin Fanny (Miss), dress maker, Whitaker William S. L. grcr. & rlrnpel' Button John, ham!'ss maker & oil Elm cottage, Heath White John Arthur Temple M.R.C.S. dealer, Heath Hl1tchin Rebecca (Miss),frmr.l'iggerils Eng., L.R.C.P.Lond. surgeon &; Cakebread William, insnr. agt. Heath Judd Caroline (Miss),shopkeeper,Hat- medical officer &. public vaccinator, Coldham Chas.B. frmr.Dridge Foot fm field Forest Hatfield district, Dullmow union, Cooper Frederick, farmer, Blocks frm Lanyon William, farmer, Tom-by-the- Fairlawn <Jottage Hospital (John Arthur Temple Woods farm Williams Fredk. frmr. Pierce Wil· White M.R.C.S.Eng.,L.R.C.P.Lond. Lee Jonathan, carrier, Heath liam's farm hon. medical officer; R. W. Jenkins Little Alfred, White Horse inn, Heath Witham Susannah (Miss), dress makr. esq. sec) LukiQS 'l'hos. Lewis,frmr.Cammas ball Heath RATPZELD (or Hatfield Peverel) is a large and from Maldon and 6 north-east from Chelmsford, in the Jlleasant village and parish on the River Ter, on the high Eastern division of the county, Witham hundred and road from Chelmsford to Colchester, with a station ad- petty sessional division, Braintree union, Maldon county joining the village on the Great Eastern railway, 36 miles court distrIct, and in the rural deanery of Hatfield 'from London, 2 8outh·west from Witham, 6 north-west Peverel, archdeaconry of Colchester, and diocese of St. ESSEX 15.
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