Site of medieval and post-medieval vicarage, 'The Old Rectory', Ingrave (EHER 19312)

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Summary

Now destroyed. Medieval and post-medieval parsonage, shown on the Chapman and Andre map of 1777.

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Grid reference	Centred TQ 6217 9286 (132m by 121m)
Civil Parish	HERONGATE AND INGRAVE, BRENTWOOD, ESSEX

Type and Period

VICARAGE (Medieval to Late 19th century - 1066 AD to 1900 AD)

Description

The Chapman and André map of 1777 shows the site of the parsonage, close to St Nicholas’ Old Church (EHER 5356) and Ingrave Hall. It is probable that this was also the site of the medieval priest’s house. The parsonage was still in use in 1777, but appears to have been replaced by 1881, when a new rectory is shown on the 1st edition OS map adjacent to St Nicholas’ New Church (EHER 27290). <1>

Sources

<1> SEX59827 DESC TEXT: Medlycott, M.. 2001. Herongate and Ingrave Historic Settlement Assessment Report.

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