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East Ham Hall
Hob Uid: 408185
Location : Greater London Authority Newham Non Civil Parish
Grid Ref : TQ4296082490
Summary : Site of East Ham manor house, which was granted a licence to crenellate in 1369. The manor house was later used as a farmhouse and was demolished in 1899.
More information : [TQ42968249] The Hall (1) Following the dissolution of West Ham Abbey the manor of East Ham was granted to Richard Bream. The old manor house stands near the church and is now a farm house. (2) East Ham Hall, the manor house of East Ham, was pulled down in 1899. (3) Add ref. (4) Granted a licence to crenellate in 1369. (5)

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Source details : Chapman and Andre's 'Map of Essex',1777,plate21.(2"=1mile)
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Source details : "History of East and West Ham," 1888, pp.50, 143-4, 276. (K. Fry).
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Source details : "Silvertown and Neighbourhood", 1900 p.23. (A.P. Crouch).
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Source details : "History of Essex",Vol.I,1768, p.13. (P. Morant).
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Source Number : 5
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Monument Types:

Monument Period Name : Medieval
Display Date : Licenced in 1369
Monument End Date : 1369
Monument Start Date : 1369
Monument Type : Manor House, Fortified Manor House
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

Monument Period Name : Post Medieval
Display Date : Demolished in 1899
Monument End Date : 1899
Monument Start Date : 1899
Monument Type : Farmhouse
Evidence : Documentary Evidence

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External Cross Reference Number : TQ 48 SW 14
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