History of Birch

St Peter's Church - exterior behind metal barracading.
St Peter's Church, Birch. Closed 1990. Public Enquiry due in 2017 to decide: development or demolition?
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History of Birch >> Poll of Voters 1847

Birch voters - 1847 General Election

These are the residents and non-resident landowners of Birch who voted in the 1847 general election. Source: Essex Standard 20 August 1847.

Joseph Bumby
Daniel Ely
William Frostic
James Little
William Henry Low
Issac Munson
Barnabas Pettitt
Daniel Potter
Joseph Powell
Charles Gray Round
John Royce
John Smith
Charles Tiffin
William Woodyard

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Birch (Great and Little) - Cary's New and Correct English Atlas, 1798

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Birch (Great and Little) - First Series Ordnance Survey Map 1805

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