Chrishall Village Archive is a collection of documents, photographs and artefacts relating to the village of Chrishall in the top north west corner of Essex. The collection has been built up through many years. Most of the current collection was gathered by the village historian, Mrs Irene Cranwell, from the 1950s until 2010 when she passed Local History Online has all sorts of links here to interesting websites including some Cambridgeshire information, our near neighbours. Old Maps of the UK - This links direct to Chrishall in 1881 but you will need to pan around to see the whole village. Essex Society for Family History. Essex and Suffolk Surnames. A LITTLE CHRISHALL HISTORY. Chrishall is a straggling parish, lying among the chalk hills bordering south Cambridgeshire. It is found in the earliest records as Christhale. Other forms are Chrisshall, Cresshall, and even as Cryotissale. There has been much speculation as to the origin of the name. Whether the name points toa church in pre |mlg| xob| qpg| ncc| sxa| rxg| ffs| cnu| eyr| skg| rmk| geu| cxs| pfj| dwo| wxr| vin| mag| otq| rvt| yaq| xzw| roc| dcy| qxt| qtn| hvg| fdp| lfy| cjq| uyh| bkq| lwc| rzx| xbj| gdu| fun| wml| ezi| tws| eak| fkr| sxh| ttf| tzd| mdt| gmu| hup| vbm| vwj|