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Smuggling

  • Smuggling and Wivenhoe

    Smuggling and Wivenhoe

    By Workers Educational Association, no date, 4pp (Essex County Libraries E.WIV)
  • Smuggling In East Anglia 1700-1840

    Smuggling In East Anglia 1700-1840

    By Stan Jarvis, Countryside Books, 1987, 175pp (Essex County Libraries E.336.268)
  • Smuggling in Wivenhoe and The Falcon

    Smuggling in Wivenhoe and The Falcon

    Smuggling in earlier times
  • Story of the Black Buoy Public House under Reg and Jean Blackwell

    Story of the Black Buoy Public House under Reg and Jean Blackwell

    Tenancy 1979-1995
  • The Smuggler's Century: the Story of Smuggling on the Essex Coast 1730-1830

    The Smuggler's Century: the Story of Smuggling on the Essex Coast 1730-1830

    By Hervey Benham, Essex Record Office 1986, ISBN 0900360674, 212pp (Essex County Libraries E.336.268)
  • Thomas Tunmer - and a Forgotten Spa

    Thomas Tunmer - and a Forgotten Spa

    An offprint by Walter Radcliffe from ‘The Practitioner’, September 1964, Vol 193, pages 363-367 (Essex County Libraries E.WIV 614.34)
Early Shops Trade and Industry
  • 'Golden Leaf': Beautiful Chestnut Horse to be Shown at the Falcon
  • A Large Foreign Hog 1772
  • Abstract of Title to a Coalyard 1763 - 1825
  • Advert for a Bakery 13 August 1834
  • Chamberlain’s Boot and Shoe Maker
  • Condemned Hog Fed on Sprats 1800
  • Death of Geo. King, Journeyman Carpenter 1796 at Mrs. Rebow's Park
  • Death of Nathan Giders, Well Known Pedlar of Paget Road 1933
  • Essex At Work 1700-1815
  • Essex People 1750-1900
  • Estate of Thomas Heffel, Butcher, in Wivenhoe Street 1814
  • George Ireland (Shoe-maker)'s Missing Apprentice - Henry Mower 1762
  • George Wayland, Late of Wivenhoe, Maltster 1770
  • House with Malting Office to let Commanding a Pleasant View over a Gentleman's Park 1817
  • Jack Wyatt, Robbing a Baker's Cart 1841
  • John Cockerell, Surgeon and Apothecary 1761
  • John Espinasse's Will 14 July 1726
  • John Fenn, Cooper's Shop 1780
  • John Howes, Brewer: a Lost Silver Watch 1764
  • John Mason, Bake-Office to Let 1765
  • John Munsey, Grocer, Linen Draper, Haberdasher 1762
  • John Rivett, Blacksmith: Pelted in the Pillory, 1786
  • Jonathan Carter's Will 1765
  • Joseph Durrell, Apprentice to Charles Stacey, Sailmaker 1786
  • Joseph Durrell, Sail-Maker, 1764
  • Mathias Lever, Butcher 1785
  • Newton Tills, Midwifery and Surgery 1787
  • Parr's Bank
  • Richard Holden, Shopkeeper 1789
  • Sale of Farming Stock of Mr. Frank Smythies 1789
  • Sea-change: Wivenhoe Remembered - About Shops
  • Sea-change: Wivenhoe Remembered - Tradesmen and Shops
  • Seven Year's Transportation for Stealing Six Geese, Three Turkies and a Hempen Sack 1805
  • Suspension of Business and Supply of Coal due to Frost 1799
  • Tabrum and Parkes, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Candle Manufacturers and Provision Merchants 1855
  • The Peddling Fair 1776
  • The Ropeworks at Wivenhoe Cross
  • The Wivenhoe Mill
  • Theft from Abraham Nunn, Gardiner 1753
  • Thomas Tunmer - and a Forgotten Spa
  • Wheelwright's Shop at Wivenhoe Cross 1758
  • Will of Henry Garland, Innkeeper, 19 May 1684
  • William Smith, Shoemaker 1773
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