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• He died at bocking on 25 March 1642, and was buried in the chancel of the church there.
• The Friends of bocking Windmill was formed to ensure the mill's preservation.
• The two are sometimes referred to together as "'Braintree and bocking "', and since 1934 they form the civil parish of that name.
• In February 1561 he was collated to the rectory of Theydon Gernon, Essex, and in May 1577 to the rectory of bocking, Essex.
• He donated the Braintree and bocking Public Gardens to the people of Braintree on 26 November 1888.
• The bocking Arts Theatre is based at The Literary and Mechanical Institute at the top of bocking End, and promotes pantomimes, drama and a range of live entertainment events.
• In 1925, aged 75, she retired to her old home in bocking, by this time a Franciscan convent and old people's home.
• In 1440, Doreward's son, another John Doreward, founded an almshouse to be called the Maison Dieu of the town of bocking, and later known as the Hospital of bocking.
• He was made dean of bocking in October 1583, along with John Still.
• I mean you can, but bocking lawsuits is his forte.
• It is stated that the MS. was delivered by one of the king's agents to Edward Symmons, rector of Raine, near bocking, and that it was in the handwriting of Oudart, Sir Edward Nicholas's secretary.
• In 1641 he was appointed to the rural deanery of bocking.
• On 22 October 1633 he was made dean of bocking, Essex, jointly with John Barkham and later that year was appointed an ecclesiastical commissioner for England and Wales.
• In 1803 Murray-Aynsley was made bocking, in Essex, where he entertained King Louis XVIII of France and his suite.
• In 1603 he took the degree of B . D ., and some time after he was made chaplain to Dr . bocking.
• Louisa Jane Nottidge was born at her grandmother's house, Fulling Mill House, bocking, Essex, in 1802.
• My first time with the narrator Claire bocking.
• In 1698 he was elected rector in the village of bocking ( where the rector is called Dean of bocking ) near to his estates in Essex.