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| birth_place = [[Finchingfield]], Essex, England [[Category:People from Finchingfield]] ...

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| birth_place = [[Finchingfield]], [[Essex]] He was the third son of a practicing doctor of [[Finchingfield, Essex]] and educated in nearby [[Bishops Stortford]]. ...

...of the [[Horse and Groom Public House]], [[Cornish Hall End]], close to [[Finchingfield]], [[Essex]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://gbolympics.co.uk/tugofwar.html|titl ...

|birth_place = [[Finchingfield]], Essex, England ..., 1st Baronet]], was MP for [[Maldon (UK Parliament constituency)|Maldon]] from 1922 to his death in 1942 (with a short intermission in 1923-4), and became ...

He was [[magistrate]] and a [[Deputy Lieutenant]] for Essex from 1920.<ref name="LondonGazette31994p23">Deputy Lieutenancy announced: {{Lond ...general election|1922]] until his death in 1942, with a brief interruption from 1923 to 1924 when he narrowly lost the seat to his [[Labour Party (UK)|Labo ...

...legraph/> He came from a landed family who had lived at [[Spains Hall]], [[Finchingfield]], Essex, since the 18th century. The original house can be traced to the D ...hip. As a prisoner of war, he was held at camp PG35 at Padula near Salerno from May 1942 until June 1943. After the Allies invaded Italy, he was sent to PG ...

{{Other people|Daniel Rogers}} .... 231.</ref> He graduated B.A. in 1595-6, and M.A. in 1599, and was fellow from 1600 to 1608.<ref>{{acad|id=RGRS591D|name=Rogers, Daniel}}</ref><ref name = ...

...s of [[Finchingfield]], Essex. [[Robert Sibthorp]], [[Bishop of Limerick]] from 1642 until his death in 1649, was his brother.<ref name=judges>Ball pp.320- Christopher matriculated from the [[University of Cambridge]] and entered the [[Middle Temple]] in 1584, ...

...'' enabled Smith to purchase The Barretts, a cottage near the village of [[Finchingfield]], [[Essex]]. Her next play, ''[[Bonnet Over the Windmill]]'' (1937), was n ...mith a "domestic panoramatist" and compared her to many English novelists, from [[Samuel Richardson]] to [[Archibald Marshall]]; he also described her as t ...

Harold Ruggles-Brise was born in [[Essex]] in [[Spains Hall]], [[Finchingfield]]<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.ancestry.co.uk/genealogy/records/harold- ...my List'', 1896.</ref> He then studied at the [[Staff College, Camberley]] from 1896 to 1897.<ref name="Times" /><ref name="List" /><ref>''Hart's Army List ...

{{short description|Family name from Southern England}} ...n the southern [[England|English]] counties of [[Berkshire]] and [[Essex]] from the mid-[[Norman conquest of England|Norman period]] to the late [[Victoria ...

...doff (ed.), ''The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1509-1558'' (from Boydell and Brewer 1982), [http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/ ...Inn]] in July 1517,<ref>''Register of Admissions, Lincoln's Inn'', Vol. I: From A.D. 1420 to A.D. 1799 (Lincoln's Inn, 1896), [https://archive.org/details/ ...

...eet (Colchester)|Stane Street]], the [[Roman roads in Britain|Roman road]] from [[Braughing]] to Colchester. North of that road was the parish of [[Bocking ...s, although the Celtic name "Bran" is also used widely for rivers (derived from the British word for a crow and thought to refer to the dark or crow-black ...

...r winning the [[Battle of Maldon]] were able to extract the first Danegeld from King [[Æthelred the Unready|Æthelred]]. After the Norman Conquest much of Essex evolved from the [[Kingdom of Essex|Kingdom of the East Saxons]], a polity which is like ...

...Department for Communities and Local Government. For services to Homeless People. ...d Chair, OPEN Youth Trust and Lind Trust. For charitable services to Young People. ...