Historic Cheshunt.
Publisher: Cheshunt Pr
Published: 1923
Place of publication: Cheshunt, Eng
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
First sentence: The period prior to William the Conqueror's sovereignty in England - that long era of our early history comprising the Saxon regime which came to an end at the battle of Hastings in 1066; the Danish and Roman dominations of our Country; and further away still, the times of the Ancient Britons - these long thousand years and more must (unfortunately in relation to our village, at any rate) be termed a more or less conjectural period.
Description: A History of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England
Table of contents: value: Contents; value: Illustrations; value: Foreword; value: Introduction; value: Ch 1.  Cheshunt before the Norman Conquest; value: Ch 2.  Cheshunt under Norman Rule; value: Ch 3.  Lords of the Manor of Cheshunt; value: Ch 4.  Cheshunt Parish Church; value: Ch 5.  Cheshunt Nunnery, Turnford; value: Ch 6.  The Marsh Lands; value: Ch 7.  Waltham Eleanor Cross; value: Ch 8.  Cheshunt Great House; value: Ch 9.  Theobalds - its Manor, Palace, Park and House; value: Ch 10. Temple Bar; value: Ch 11. A Local Abjuror - 8th March AD 1528; value: Ch 12. Richard Cromwell; value: Ch 13. Nonconformity in Cheshunt; value: Ch 14. Cheshunt College; value: Ch 15. Bishops' College; value: Ch 16. "Effingham Place" (otherwise The "Round House"); value: Ch 17. The New River; value: Ch 18. Cheshunt Park - -otherwise Brantyngeshay; value: Ch 19. Church Gate; value: Ch 20. Goff's Oak; Beaumont; Wood Green Park; value: Ch 21. Local Acts of Charity and Piety; value: Ch 22. Miscellaneous; value: Appendix - Cheshunt War Memorial; value: Index