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Marks Gate in Dagenham parish
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Marks Gate originates from the medieval manor of Marks - the moated manor house Marks Hall was demolished in 1808. Its land, which was sold to the Crown in 1855, is now part of Warren Hill Farm. Dagenham council built an estate at Marks Gate in the late 1950s.
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