LITTLE STAMBRIDGE MANOR
A HISTORY
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Little Stambridge was a small village and parish, with a manor
house, a short distance
from Rochford in Essex, now a hamlet of scattered houses. Its little
church of Saint Mary (registers from 1654) with a tiny nave and
chancel was restored and reopened in 1870 but did not last. The
parish was united with Great Stambridge in 1889 and the little
church was demolished in 1894. All that remains of the churchyard
are some ancient gravestones in a wooded area of a garden.
Images right and below produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Images reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.
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Introduction to Manors and Manor Courts Little Stambridge before c1780 Little Stambridge in the time of the Harridge Family c1780-c1847 |
