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DENGIE

White's History, Gazetteer & Directory of Essex ~ 1848

Submitted and Transcribed by Essex Villages

 

 

DENGIE, or Dengey, which gives name to this Hundred, is a parish of scattered houses on the north side of the vale of a small rivulet or creek, 2 miles W. of the sea coast, 3 miles E. N. E. of Southminster, and 9 miles E. S. E. of Maldon.  It has 219 inhabitants, and 2306a. 1r. 29p. of land, partly in low marshes, near the creek.  About 160a of common was enclosed in 1845. 

Captain Henry Fanshawe is lord of the manor of Dengie Hall; but a great part of the parish belongs to J. Grice, J. Lozell, R. Page, J. Malden, C. G. Round, and several smaller owners.  A reputed manor, called Bacons, is held by various proprietors. 

The Church (St. James) is an ancient tiled building, with a wooden tower and two bells. 

The rectory, valued in K. B. at £13, and in 1831 at £762, is in the patronage and incumbency of the Rev. Octavius Brock, M. A., who has a good residence and 14a of glebe.  The tithes were commuted in 1839. 

The National School was built by subscription and a small Government grant.  The poor parishioners have £1. 16s. yearly from Aylett's Charity, and £34 per annum from four cottages and 8a. of land, called George's, left in 1684, by Thomas Symson.  The property is let for £36, but is charged with the payment of £2 yearly to the poor of Tillingham.

Barrett Robert, blacksmith

Brock Rev. Octavius, M. A. rector

Fletcher Thomas, veterny. Surgeon

Grove Wm. vict. White Horse

Harvey Wm. parish clerk

Price Rev. John, B. A. curate

Smith Roseanna, schoolmistress

 

Farmers

Hales John, Keelings

Jackson James, Bacons

Jackson Mary, Land Wick

Malden James, sen. & jun. Hall

Nichols James  ll  Grove Wm. jun.

 

Letters from Maldon

 

 

The Imperial Gazetteer of England & Wales...., by John Marius Wilson. circa 1866

DENGIE, a parish and a hundred in Essex. The parish is in Maldon district; and lies on the coast, 5 miles NE of Burnham, and 11 ESE of Maldon r. station. Post-town, Tillingham, under Maldon. Acres, 3,319; of which 1,013 are water. Real property, £3,675. Pop., 298. Houses, 56. The property is divided among a few. The land is marshy; but was famous, in Camden's time, as dairy pasture. The living is a rectory in the diocese of Rochester. Value, £754. Patrons, Trustees. The church is good.

Transcribed by Noel Clark

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