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The Street, Roxwell, c.1965
Reproduced courtesy of The Francis Frith Collection.
History of Roxwell >> Poll of Voters 1836
These are the residents and non-resident landowners of Roxwell who voted in the 1836 South Essex Election. Candidates were George Palmer, a Conservative, and Champion Edward Branfill, a Whig-Radical. Source: Chelmsford Chronicle 17 and 24 June 1836, Essex Record Office.
Joseph Abbott jun.
William Abbott
Samuel Blatch
Thoimas Blatch
T.W. Bramston
Nathaniel Campen
Luke Cogdale
Joseph Cooch
Thomas Cooch
Charles Cooch
William Cooch
James Crush
Thomas Everard
J.F.G. Fortescue
Isaac Gardiner
Thomas Gower
James Greenwood
Thomas Harvey
William Horsnell
John Josling
James Kirkham
Joseph Marryon
James Nevil
Samuel Norrington
William Ram
William Rust
William Shipton
Robert Skiggs
Thomas Steed
William Stone
Robert Surry
William Tippler
John Ward
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Roxwell - Cary's New and Correct English Atlas, 1798
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