Taken from 'An Anthology of Essex', published in 1911
To honour both God and King
Our voices shall in consort ring.
To honour both God and King
Our voices shall in consort ring.
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Blackmore
Famous bell tower (dated 1400)
Blackmore Area Local History
- Andrew Smith
- Blackmore, Essex, United Kingdom
- I am a keen amateur local historian who has always lived in the CM4 postal district (Ingatestone and Blackmore) so this is an area I know quite well. The purpose of this blog and partner website is simply to encourage everyone to consider, explore and learn about their local heritage and history. The Internet is a marvellous resource and enables people from around the corner and around the world to share. The picture, by the way, is of William Byrd (1540-1623), composer, who lived in Stondon Massey. Find out more on www.williambyrdfestival.blogspot.com. Enjoy the journey of discovery.
Blog Archive
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2012
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February
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- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Ingatestone: Hasler Family
- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Roxwell: Youngs Newl'd
- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Ingatestone: Canon Hudson
- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- A Day Out In ... Colchester
- BLACKMORE HISTORY NEWS - February 2012
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January
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- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Not Blackmore
- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Blackmore: Joseph Polley RAF
- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Blackmore: Smyth Hall
- Ongar: An extract from the Commonplace Book of Edw...
- Ingatestone: Independent Chapel Celebrates 200 Yea...
- BLACKMORE HISTORY NEWS - January 2012
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February
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Blackmore Pictures
Blackmore Road - looking north
War Memorial
Blackmore Postmark: 26.2.1908
Jericho Priory
Winter in Church Street
The Bull PH, Church Street
Horsefayre Green, Blackmore
Laurences (1974)
Priory Church of St Laurence, Blackmore: Bell Tower interior
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