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The history of Witham, Essex

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  1. Witham UDC Committee minutes 1918-1924 duplicate already posted?

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    E.R.O.

  2. The Cullen family

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    See the Cullens’ seeds page for more information about the seed company.

  3. People born in Witham but moved away by 1891

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    i.e. people born in Witham but living in other counties when the 1891 census was taken.

  4. Balls family

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    The Balls family.

  5. Manors of Chipping (Witham) and Newland (manor number order)

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    Draft key to main manor numbers and addresses in order of main manor number Prepared by Janet Gyford, August 2000 To read more about these manors see this page.

  6. Manors of Chipping (Witham) and Newland (street order)

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    Draft key to main manor numbers and addresses re-sorted into street and street number order Prepared by Janet Gyford, August 2000 To read more about these manors see this page.

  7. Witham UDC, Committee minutes, 1905-1919

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    E.R.O.

  8. Information about the Interviews

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    Some extra details about the Interviews.

  9. Books given to Witham Library in April 2026

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    Books about Witham and Essex from Janet Gyford’s collection, given to Witham Library in April 2026.

  10. Witham in Olden Time

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    This agreeable looking gentleman is the Reverend John Bramston, as drawn by his wife Clarissa.

  11. Hairpowder tax

    (The history of Witham, Essex)

    The Hairpowder Tax was introduced in 1795 by Prime Minister William Pitt the younger, to raise funds for fighting the Napoleonic Wars against France.