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Contents

Notes

Where applicable, volume numbers precede page numbers, and these are separated by a colon

Dates are in brackets

Legal documents are sometimes dated, for example, as 13 William II, i.e. the thirteenth year of the reign of William II.

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Abbreviations
ERO Essex Records Office
Ms(s)Manuscript(s)
OS Ordnance Survey
ULL University of London Library
HMSO Her Majesty's Stationery Office
A.StJArchives of St.John's College, Oxford
PRO Public Records Office
ECC Essex County Council