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A History of the County of Essex: v. 7 (Victoria County History): 7 (Victoria County History)
  
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A History of the County of Essex: v. 7 (Victoria County History): 7 (Victoria County History) (Hardcover)

by W. R. Powell (Author, Editor)
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This volume covers the liberty of Havering-atte-Bower and part of Chafford hundred. The area coincides approximately with that of the London Borough of Havering, which was formed in 1965, stretching northward from the Thames. The liberty of Havering-atte-Bower, with its royal manor-house, usually formed part of the queen of England's dower from the 13th century to the 17th. Its tenants had special privileges and it had a measure of admini-strative independence which was formalized in a royal charter of 1465. The liberty included Hornchurch, whose priory build-ings are examined in the volume in a fresh light, and the chapelries of Romford and Havering-atte-Bower. While the last has remained largely rural, Hornchurch was an ind