Bodiam Close
Pitsea | . |
Braemar Walk
Pitsea | . |
Burns Avenue
Pitsea | . |
Byfletts*
Vange | A small field in the manor of Hempstead Hall which on 25 October 1720 was leased for 500 years at the rental of 4d. (fourpence) per annum. This area is still under cultivation but will be lost to housing. |
Caister Drive
Pitsea | . |
Carlisle Way
Pitsea | . |
Christopher Martin Road*
Cranes Industrial Estate | Named after the Billericay miller who ground flour for the voyage of the first "Mayflower". |
Corfe Close
Pitsea | . |
Courtauld Road*
Burnt Mills Industrial Estate | George Courtauld was the founder of the Essex silk industry in the 18th century. |
Dover Way
Pitsea | . |
Edinburgh Way
Pitsea | . |
Goldings Crescent
Vange | . |
Grapnells*
Vange | A farm in the Rochford Hundred. This name comes from the family of Grapinel who in the year 1086 held half a hide in the Manor of Prittlewell. |
Harlech Close
Pitsea | . |
Harvey Road*
Burnt Mills Industrial Estate | Gabriel Harvey was a prosperous ropemaker of Saffron Walden; he attended Queen Elizabeth I at Audley End. He was also a poet and scholar. |
Josselin Road*
Burnt Mills Industrial Estate | Ralph Josselin of Earls Colne was a diarist who wrote an accurate history of Essex during the Civil War. |
Ludlow Mews*
Pitsea | . |
Mollands*
Vange | Mollands has been a farm in South Ockendon in the Chafford Hundred since 1352. Molland was a term of land tenure emancipated from forced labour and held on payment of a fair rent. |
Moss Close
Vange | The Moss family were a farming family who lived locally. They farmed in Vange at Goldings Farm, Hill Farm, Luncies Farm and Merricks Farm and in Basildon at Fairhouse Farm and Barstable Hall. |
Moss Drive
Vange | See entry above. |
