Issued summonses on Fred Greives [sic], aged 37 Farm Foreman at Acton Farm, High Wych and George Brace, age 36, labourer at High Wych
5 Nov 1901
From Chief Inspector D.A.A. [meaning unknown Ed.] to Superintendent Foster – The premises of Edgar Richard Thurgood, Crump Farm, High Wych, Sawbridgeworth are declared free from Swine Fever
22 Sep 1902
Description of four colts that strayed from their field at High Wyck during the previous night.
6th October 1901
Bay cart horse found astray in High Wych and held for collection.
16th October 1901
From Sergeant Draper to Superintendent Martin – Lost on Thursday 4th Inst between Gilston & Harlow via High Wych the property of A.S. Bowlby Esq. a motor car drawer containing a motor jack.
06 Feb 1904
From Chief Inspector D.A.A. to Superintendent B Division – Following premises declared free from Swine Fever, Carter Farm, High Wych, Sawbridgeworth in occupation of James Taylor.
18 Oct 1903
From Chief Inspector [D.A.A. Ed.] to Superintendent Martin – The following premises are declared free from Swine Fever viz Hoestock Farm High Wych in the occupation of S.J. Catchpole.
04 Aug 1903
