CHADWELL HEATH
Including Marks Gate
Chadwell Heath, Essex, 2 miles west of Romford on the London road, and
a Station on the Great Eastern Railway, 9½ miles from Bishopsgate Station, is a
collection of commonplace houses straggling along the highroad, over what was in the last
century a heath noted for highwaymen. A little west of it is another nest of similar
houses, known as Chadwell Street. Chadwell Heath is a hamlet of Dagenham; Chadwell Street
of Barking: both depend mainly on agriculture.
[Handbook to The Environs of London :
James Thorne 1876
Church Records:
- St. Chad, St.Chad's Rd
Baptisms 1895-1956,
Marriages 1892-1955 : ERO
- St. Mark, Rose Lane, Marks Gate
Built 1956 as mission church to St. Chad, parish formed 1960
- St. Bede (Roman Catholic), Bishop's Ave
Formed 1935
- Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, High Rd
Marriages 1924-1928 : ERO
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St. Chad's Church
from an original photograph
by Martin Williams
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Chadwell Heath
Cemetery, Marks Gate


from original photographs
by Martin Williams
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