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| At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.
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Owner of original: Alan Willingale
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| Army history of Norman Willingale Mayberry
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Owner of original: Alan Willingale
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| Barbara Willingale Obituary
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Owner of original: Adelaide Observer
Date: 9 Sep 1899
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| Bio of Thomas Willingale
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Owner of original: Oxford dictionary of national biography
Date: 28 Jan 2010
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| Birth Density All births to 2005 from both trees by County, the darker the colour, the more births
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
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| Births Mapped All births from both trees, 1500's to 2005
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
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| Brief history of Gertrude Elline Parker nee Fursdon. Researched by her granddaughter Joy Parker
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Owner of original: Joy Parker
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| Deaths Mapped All deaths from both trees, 1500's to 2005
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
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| History of Maldon Workhouse, Union, Infirmary & St Peters hospital History of Maldon Workhouse, Union, Infirmary & St Peters hospital. All on same site post 1875, pre 1875 Workhouse was in Market Hill.
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Owner of original: www.workhouses.org.uk
Date: 21 Jun 2008
51.7300690, 0.67148566
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| History of The Corso, Manley Mention of J Willingdale, Butcher
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Owner of original: ?
Date: 8 Aug 2008
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| History of Victor Henry Willingale
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Owner of original: Alan Willingale
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| John White of Fulham Farm, Reedbeds History povided by the West Torrens Historical Society
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Owner of original: West Torrens Historical Society
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| Loughton / Willingale History Trail Updated and abridged trail taken from an early journal and distributed at the 2008 WFS meeting, interesting places to vist in Loughton with a potted history.
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
51.646048, 0.053726
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| Loughton And The Preservation Of Epping Forest from British History Online
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Owner of original: www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=15594
Date: 5 Jul 2008
51.646048, 0.053726
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| Map showing distribution of Willingale births 1500's The earliest births are recorded in Bocking & Great Dunmow, both in Essex
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
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| Map showing distribution of Willingale births 1600's Shows two new locations Rawreth & Maldon, again both in Essex. Maldon was to be the seat of the Willingale family for many years.
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
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| Map showing distribution of Willingale births 1700's Willingales have moved Eastward into London, with Births recorded in Loughton, Stanford Rivers (where Thomas of Lopping fame was born)
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
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| Map showing distribution of Willingale births 1800's London & Essex in detail
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
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| Map showing distribution of Willingale births 1800's UK wide. Although the main concentrations are still London & Essex, we can see Willingales have moved into Durham, Kent, Yorkshire Sussex and Norfolk
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
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| Marriages Mapped
All marriages from both trees, 1500's to 2005
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
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| Mrs Willingdale (nee Hurlestone) talks about WHITFIELD STREET, near Tottenham Court Road, London
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Owner of original: www.british-history.ac.uk
Date: 8 Aug 2008
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| Number of Willingale by Postcode Sector, Electorial Register 2007 This was prepared for the 2008 WFS meeting at Loughton, where the accuracy was queried as not all Willingales especially those in the Southend area, appeared to have been mapped.
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
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| Number of Willingale by Postcode Sector, London Area, Electorial Register 2007 This was prepared for the 2008 WFS meeting at Loughton, where the accuracy was queried as not all Willingales especially those in the Southend area, appeared to have been mapped.
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
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| The Fursdon Family as remembered by Aunt Dorothy
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Owner of original: Fiona Ballantyne
Date: 2014
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| The Hills Amenity Society History of Loughton
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Owner of original: www.hillsamenitysociety.co.uk/detail/disctrail.htm
Date: 20 Oct 2008
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| The Lopping Saga PDF with notes and photos on the Lopping saga, prepared for the 2008 WFS meeting at Loughton
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2008
Place: 2008
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| The newsletter of the Leigh Society More about Willingale Restaurant
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Owner of original: Leigh Society
Date: 2004
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| The Willingale Crest / Coat of Arms - Photographed at Lopping Hall Historically, armorial bearings were first used by feudal lords and knights in the mid-12th century on battlefields as a way to identify allied from enemy soldiers, later arms were adopted by other social classes such as the clergy and later still by peasants and commoners.
It’s a common misbelief that families have the right to such a crest or Coat of Arms, however Coats of Arms are actually awarded to individuals and not families, although they can pass through the male line, usually with small amendments to differentiate each owner.
In the UK the College of Arms regulates Coats of Arms and proof of direct descendancy is required for the legal right to bear an ancestor’s coat of arms.
Some years ago I photographed a Willingale Coat of Arms and the most recent enquiry, prompted me to do some digging in an attempt to prove or disprove its authenticity.
We have traced our family tree back to the 1500s but have found no record of anyone using a Coat of Arms. Initially I looked at some German Coats of Arms for names like Winterthur and Villinger as some sources state Willingale is an anglicised version of these. These arms look nothing like the Arms I photographed at Lopping Hall.
I then turned to some of the early spellings of Willingale and found that a commercial ‘History’ of the Willingale name gave a description of the Willingale Coat of Arms but stated ‘The arms depicted here have been quartered with Willing and Gale’ These arms matched the photograph, but the description seems to indicate there has never been a ‘Willingale’ Coat of Arms, and to get round this problem someone decided to merge the Arms of two completely different names to create the ‘Willingale Coat of Arms’. A quick Google confirmed these Arms contained elements of both a Willing and Gale Arms.
I think from this we can conclude the Willingale Crest has no link to anyone with the Willingale family name.
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Owner of original: Steven Willingale
Date: 2002
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| Thomas Gravestock of Deptford – Master Cooper and Freeman of the Cooper’s Company and the City of London
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Owner of original: Richard Gravestock
Date: 12 Mar 2010
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