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List of Copyholders 1859.
In 1859, the common land which lay to the south of the windmill and Swan Pond was enclosed by agreement between the Lord of the Manor and Copyholders. This land was in the parish of Doddinghurst, but has since the 1970s has been part of the parish of Kelvedon Hatch.
A map of the enclosure award and schedule of Copyholders is at the Essex Record Office reference T/B 299/5.
- 1. Louisa Dolby - Spinster
- 2. Jane & Eliza Mead - Spinsters
- 3. Mary Spencer - Spencer
- 4. Elizabeth Nottage
- 5. George Cadman
- 6. John Pelly Atkins
- 7. Sarah Skiggs Widow of Charles Skiggs
- 8. Charles Thomas Fox
- 9. Michael Smith
- 10. Francis Hardcastle wife of Joseph
- 11. Francis Hardcastle wife of Joseph
- 12. John Pelly Atkins
- 13. John Royds
- 14. Sarah Roupell widow
- 15. James Eve
- 16. Mary Ann Rayner
- 17. Richard Thomas
- 18. Ann Owen wife of Samuel, Late Ann Box
- 19. John Hammond
- 20. John Hammond
- 21. Mary Woodfine
- 22. Elizabeth Foy
- 23. Henry Newcombe
- 24. Sarah Mentor?
- 25. Sarah Mentor?
- 26. Henrietta Francis wife of Samuel
- 27. Henrietta Francis wife of Samuel
- 28. William Ennever
- 29. Richard Thomas Lagden
- 30. Mary Woodfine
- 31. Richard Thomas Lagden
- 32. Richard Thomas Lagden
- 33. Elizabeth Foy
- 34. Elizabeth Foy
- 35. James Halts
- 36. Richard Thomas Lagden
- 37. Thomas Macclesfield
- 38. Wolstenholme Augustus Earl of and Joseph Warner Henry
- 39. Wolstenholme Augustus Earl of and Joseph Warner Henry
- 40. James Halts
- 41. Stanes Brockett
- 42. Elizabeth Foy
- 43. Elizabeth Foy
- 44. Elizabeth Foy
- 45. Elizabeth Foy
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