BOOKS ON CLAVERING & LANGLEY
CLAVERING & LANGLEY: THE FIRST THOUSAND YEARS
CLAVERING & LANGLEY: 1783-1983
by E.M Ludgate
These two books comprise a complete chronology of Clavering and its associated village
of Langley in NW Essex - from Domesday to the 20th century. The first book examines
the history of the villages against the background of national events from Domesday to
the 18th century.
The second volume starts with the evidence of the 1783 maps and
surveys and takes the story through to the 1980s. The books are a work of scholarship
and yet easy to read and give a vivid picture of the past.
Price £5.00 each from M & M Supermarket or by emailing jacqueline.cooper@virgin.net
NOTE Since the deaths of Eileen and her sister Joan Ludgate, the remaining stock of these
books is being maintained at the request of their relatives by Eileen's successor as Local
History Recorder of Clavering.
Profits from sales of Eileen's books are donated to
Clavering Church or Christian Aid.
CLAVERING & LANGLEY: 1783-1983
by E.M Ludgate
These two books comprise a complete chronology of Clavering and its associated village
of Langley in NW Essex - from Domesday to the 20th century. The first book examines
the history of the villages against the background of national events from Domesday to
the 18th century.
The second volume starts with the evidence of the 1783 maps and
surveys and takes the story through to the 1980s. The books are a work of scholarship
and yet easy to read and give a vivid picture of the past.
Price £5.00 each from M & M Supermarket or by emailing jacqueline.cooper@virgin.net
NOTE Since the deaths of Eileen and her sister Joan Ludgate, the remaining stock of these
books is being maintained at the request of their relatives by Eileen's successor as Local
History Recorder of Clavering.
Profits from sales of Eileen's books are donated to
Clavering Church or Christian Aid.
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Clavering at War: an Essex Village 1939-1945 recounts the experiences of the people of a village in north-west Essex during the Second World War, based on extensive research using newspaper, parish magazines, diaries and other documentary material.
Fully indexed and illustrated with more than 200 images, this book is both a testimony and a tribute to those who ‘did their bit’ for the community and the country in those extraordinary times from 1939 to 1945. 180 pages. CLAVERING AT WAR £10 + £2 pp |
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HISTORY WALKS IN CLAVERING
10 walks on chronological and thematic lines, covering many aspects of the village history from prehistoric and medieval times to 19th century social history and pre-war memories of Clavering. The book is designed so that it can be read as a history book and/or a walking guide, with clear directions and sketch maps. 132 pages. History Walks in Clavering £6.95 + £1.20 pp |
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CLAVERING WWI WAR MEMORIAL
The stories of the 28 men listed on Clavering War Memorial who 'went forth to the Great War and returned not again'. Names of the Fallen: Eric Arliss Andrews, Phillip Barker, George Cakebread , Arthur Chapman, Charles Chapman , Walter Chapman , Arthur William Clark, Edgar Clarke, James Goodwin , Bertie Cecil Holland, Ernest Arthur Holland, Frank Jeffrey, William Kemp, George Law, Sidney Law, Frederick Matthews , Walter Matthews, Daniel Piggott, Ephraim Reed, Arthur Rogers, Hubert Squires, Alfred Nathan Whyman , Frank Whyman, Herbert Whyman , Dennis Wilson, Arthur Wombwell, Alfred , Wombwell, Arthur George Wright. Clavering WWI War Memorial £5.00 + £1.20 pp |
