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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 8, Islington and Stoke Newington Parishes. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1985.

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Index Abbatt, Ric. Abney: Eliz. Mary, see Gunston Sir Thos., Id. mayor of Lond. fam. Abney Park Cemetery Co. see Stoke Newington, cemeteries Acburn, Mrs. Susan Actel Housing Assoc. Acton Acton & Borman Adams: A. H. Percy, John, Adams's tilekilns Advance Players Assoc. Agate & Co. Aikin: Anna Letitia m. Rochemont Barbauld John Lucy fam. Aislabie, Rawson Albert Town, see Stoke Newington Albany mission Alcock, Geo. Alderson, Wm. Aldersgate, see London Alexander: Clive Dan. Asher, Geo. Wm. Alexandra Theatre Stock Co. Algar (landholder before 1066) Algar, s. of Derman, prebendary of Islington Alice, dau. of Thos. of Barrow All Hallows, vicar, see Cave Allen: Charlotte see Hanbury Grizell, see Hoare Mary Georgiana Mat. Thos. W., architect Wm. Allom, Thos. Allon, Hen. Alvarez, Isaac Ambler, Elisha Anderson, J. P. Anderson: Adam C. F., & Son Chas. Fred. Chas. Weston Wm. Fred. Andrade, Solomon Haim Angel Pavement Angell: Sam. Thos. John Ankins, John Anne of Cleves Ansell, Hen. Anthony, Edw. Apleforth, Wm. or John Apostolic Faith Church Apsley: Sir Allen (d. 1630) Sir Allen (d. 1683) archery architects, see Adams, H.P.; Alderson; Alexander, Clive and Dan. Asher; Allen, W.; Allom; Barlow, W. H.; Barnett, John, & Birch; Barry, Sir Chas. and Chas. jr.; Bate; Bell, Chas.; Bennett, Hubert; Billing; Blackburne; Blomfield, Sir A.W.; Bonella & Paull; Boreham; Brooks, J. Martin and Jas.; Bunning; Burges; Butterfield; Cachemaille- Day; Carpenter, R.C.; Christian; Clare; Clarke, T. C.; Clifton; Cooksey; Craze; Cubitt, Jas.; Cutts, J. E. K. and J. P.; Dar- bishire; Darbourne & Darke; Da- vies, John; Dollman; Dowbiggin; Eedle & Meyers; Farber & Bar- tholomew; Farrow; Finch, Hill & Paraire; Ford, T. F.; Goalen; Gough, A. D. and H. R.; Green, T. K.; Grellier; Griffith; Hab- ershon & Brock; Habershon, E. and W. G.; Hall, Hen.; Ham- bridge; Hammond, F.; Hare; Har- ris; Harvey, John; Hill, R. W.; Hoole; Hosking; Howes, Jackman and Partners; Hué; Inwood, H. W.; Jarvis; Johnson, J.; Lamb; Laming; Law, Chas.; Lee, Chas.; Luck; Manning; Martin, Sir Les- lie; Matcham; McLansborough; Messon; Monson; Newman, F. B. and John; Pearson, L. G.; Peck; Pipe; Pite; Porter, F. W.; Ridley, S. H.; Riley; Roumieu; Scoles; Scott, Chas. M. O., John Oldrid, Sir Geo. Gilb., Thos. H. B. and W. Gilbee; Searle; Seely & Paget; Smith, A. L., Geo. and Wm. Bas- sett; Spiller, Jas.; Sprague; Stev- enson & Ramage; Sulman; Tappen; Taylor, Kenneth; Taylor; Teulon; Tress; Trimen; Truefitt; Truelove; Wallen; Waters; White, Wm.; Wickings; Wigginton; Wil- liams & Crouch; Wilson, Jas.; Woods, Jos.; Worley; Young, John and Keith Argent, Chas. Arnold: Eliz., m. David Lloyd (d. 1700) Geo. Susanna, w. of Thos. (fl. 1690) Thos. (? d. by 1670) Thos. (fl. 1690) Thos. (d. 1730), s. of Thos. (fl. 1690) Arsenal (formerly Woolwich Arsenal) F. C. Ashby, Ric. Ashe, Ant., and his w. Eliz. Ashley: Hen. John, and his father Ashurst, Jas. Aspland, Wm. assize of bread and of ale Astey, John Asty, John Athelbert, King athletics Atkinson: John Ric. Atye: Anne, see Rickthorne Sir Art. Aubert, Alex. Augier, Reynatus Augustinian Sisters of Meaux Austen: Sir John, Bt. Thos. (fl. 1632) Thos., grds. of Thos. (fl. 1632) Avery, John Axtel, Dan. Bacon, Sir Fras., Vct. St. Alban Baddeley, John, ld. mayor of Lond. Badger, Benj. Bagby, Eliz. Baily, E. H. Baker: Eliz. Wm., baking, Baldwin, Penelope Flinders Ball: Anne John, Thos., and see Bull Ball's Pond, see Islington balloon making Bancks, John Banks: John Lewis, & Sons, Thos., Baptist Union Baptists and see Seventh-day Baptists Barbauld: Anna Letitia, see Aikin Rochemont Barbre, Ant. Barentyn: Anne, see Jekyll Drew Barford, Ric. Barker: John Thos. Burgess, and his wid., Wm., Mr., Barlow: W. H., architect Wm. Hagger, vicar of Islington, Barnet Barnett, John, & Birch Barnsbury Assoc. Barnsbury, in Islington baths chs. dom. bldgs.: Beaconsfield Bldgs., Clarence Terr., Mountfort Ho., Pembroke Villa, Twyford Villa, growth, Jews, libr., man., see Islington, mans. moated site, nonconf. (protestant), Paget Memorial hall, q.v. pks. and open spaces, pub. hos.: King William IV, Pied Bull, White Horse, Rom. Cathm., schs., Barr, Thos. Barrow: Alice, dau. of Thos. of, see Alice Bertram of, see Bertram Thomas of, see Thomas Barry: Sir Chas. Chas. jr., Bartholomew, Chris. Barton, Rob. Basing: Adam de Advice de, m. Wm. de Hadestok, Bassington: Geo. Hen. Thos. Bastard, Fras. Bate, S. C. Kerr Bateman: Hen. Mary, see Mayor Wm. Bates: Edw. Josiah Bath: ctss. of, see Pulteney earl of, see Bourchier; Pulteney Batson: Alf. Alf. (another) Eliz. Rob. Thos. Battersea Dogs' Home (Surr.) Battle Bridge, see King's Cross Baume, Peter Hen. Jos. Bawde, Ferdinand Baxter: Fras. Wm. Wynne fam. Beale: Edw. John Wm. Beale's Ltd. Bear, Wm. Beavis, H. J. Beck: Jos. Wm. Beck's British Carnival Novelties Becke, Godfrey, rector of Stoke Newington Beckingham: Stephen (fl. 1729) Stephen (fl. 1791), and his w. Dorothy Wm. Bedyk: Hen. Joan, see Hadestok Bell: Chas. vanessa bell-founders, see Mears; Pack and Champman; Whitechapel Bell Founary Belle Isle, see Islington Bellow, Rog. Benitt, Thos. Bennett: Hubert Wm. Bentely, John Berdoe, Jos. Berkeley Square, see Westminster Bermondsey (Surr.) Berners: Amice, w. of Sir Edm. Beatrice, w. of Sir Wm. Sir Edm. Eliz., w. of John Hugh de Isabel, w. of Ric. Sir Jas. John (d. c. 1341) Sir John (d. 1361) Margery, m. John Ferriby Sir John Bourchier Philippa, w. of Ric., m. Sir Thos. Lewknor Ralph de (fl. before 1176) Ralph de (fl. before 1253) Sir Ralph (fl. 1220,? another) Sir Ralph, s. of Sir Ralph (fl. 1220) Sir Ralph (d. 1297, another) Ric. Sir Wm. (de) Lord, see Bourchier Bernstein Properties Bertram of Barrow Bethnal Green (formerly in Stepney) ind. nonconf. (protestant) Wm. Lee's and John Peck's almshos. Betjeman, Sir John Bibiliotheca Topographica Britannica Bickley, Fras. Bifield, Caroline Biggins, Lionel billiards Billing, A. Birch, Chas. Bird: Hen. Ric. Thos. Birkbeck Freehold Land Soc. Bishop: Nat. (d. 1790) Nat. (d. 1836) Bishopsgate, see London Blackburne, E. L. Blackmore, Geo. Blackstone, Mrs. Blair, Eric (Geo. Orwell) Blasson, Mrs. Sarah Bligh, Chas. Blomfield: Sir A. W. Chas. Jas., bp. of Lond. Blount: Chas. (d. 1693) Chas. (d. 1729) Sir Hen. Hen. Hester (d. 1678), see Wase Hester (fl. 1732), m. Sir Harry Tyrrell fam. Blue Ribbon Gospel Army Blythswood, Ld., see Douglas, Sholto Douglas Campbell- Bolton, Wm., prior of St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield bone collecting and boiling Bonella & Paull bookbinding Booth: Eliz., see Sutton Wm. Boreham, F. Bostock, Chris. Bourchier: Sir John, Ld. Berners (d. 1474) John, Ld. Berners (d. 1533) John, earl of Bath Marg., see Donnington Margery, see Berners Bourne, Wm. Parker Bowland, Ric. Bowles, Sarah bowling Brady, Charlotte Brandon, Sam. Bransby, John Bray: Edm. Margery, m. Sir Wm. Sandys Sir Reynold Brethren Brett: Rob. Thos. brewing Brian, and his w. brick and tile making Bricknell: Alf. Thos. G. Bridewell, vicar, see Fowler, Geo Briggs: Thos., prebendary of Stoke Newington Mr. Briset, Jordan de British and Foreign Schs. Soc. and British schs. British Rail British Waterways Board Broad, Chas. Brondesbury, prebendary of, see Vaughan, Edw. Brooke: Sir David, and his w. Cath. Wm. Brooks: J. Martin Jas. John Sam. Wm. Broughton: Thos. Wm. Brown: Geo. Hen. Jas. (d. 1788) Jas. (d. 1839) John W. Wm. Browne: John Margareta Rob., separatist Browning: Jas. Wm. Brownswood, prebend of Brownswood, in Hornsey agric. ind. Jews prebendal man. copyholds demesne ho., see Newington Green, dom. bldgs. and see Stoke Newington, man., Clissold Park Rom. Cathm. soc. life Bryantwood, Chas. Bryceson Bros. builders and bldg. ind. and see Adams, A. and John; Allen, Mat. and Thos.; Anderson, C. W.; Ashby; Aspland; Astey; Bear; Beck- ingham; Bentley; Berdoe; Bird, Thos.; Blackmore; Bricknell, Alf. and Thos. G.; Bryantwood; Can- non; Capsey; Casey; Catling; Chapman, Ric.; Chessum; Clarke, Rob.; Cleaver, Sam. and Chas.; Conquest; Cubitt, Thos. and Wm.; Dalby; Dallman; Davies, David; Davis, John; Dawes, John sr.; Dawson; Dennis; Donnelly; Dove Bros.; Dove, Wm. Spencer; Dunkerly; Earl; Edmondson; Ed- mundson; Edwards, Job; Emmett; England, Louis; Evans, Thos.; Finney; Flaxman, E. and G.; Flower, Hen.; Foot, Hen.; Foulkes; Frasi; Gardiner, Thos.; Goepel; Goodall; Goodbody; Hancock, Art.; Hardy; Harreson Bros.; Harrison, Dan.; Haswell; Hebb; Hext; Hicklin; Higgs & Hill; Hill, C. H., John and - Hobson, Fras.; Horton, Silvanus; Hunt, Chas.; Izzard; James; Kell; Kelland; King & Co.; Langhorn; Lavington; Law; Lee, Hen.; Ler- oux; Levitt; Major; Marston; Mas- sey, Benj.; Messenger; Morgan, John; Newens; Nowell; Nunn; Ol- dis; Osment; Palmer, Job; Paxley; Payn; Payne, C. W.; Pearson, T.; Phillips, S.; Pierpont; Pocock, Geo. and Jos.; Prescott; Price, Geo.; Pryor, J. and Thos.; Pullin, Jas.; Quilter; Ramsay; Rashbrook; Reddall; Rhodes, Jas.; Roberts, C. P.; Robson & Estall; Rodda; Ro- soman; Rowland; Rufford; Rydon; Sabey; Sage; Scott, Thos.; Spiller, John; Steemson; Stevenson & Ramage; Thomas, Thos.; Thomp- son and Crosswell; Thurman & White; Tidman; Timewell; Treby; Wagstaff; Ward, Jas.; Whymark; Wickes; Widdows; Williams, Benj.; Williamson; Wilson, Geo. and John; Witcombe; Wyeth Bull & Smith, Messrs. Bull (or Ball), Dan., rector of Stoke Newington bull-baiting Bunce, Sir Geo. Bunney, Geo. Hockley Bunning, J. B. Bunnion, And. Burge, Jos. Hankins Burges, Wm. Burgh, Jas. Burghersh, Hen., bp. of Lincoln Burnet, John Burroughs: Chas. Eliz. Thos. Wm. Burton, Wal. Busby: Kath., see Sutton Tomlinson Buskel, Thos. Butter, And. Butterfield, Wm. Button: Ralph Miss Byfield, John Bysmore, Geo. Cachemaille-Day, N. F. Calamy, Edm. Calcutta, bp. of, see Wilson, Dan. Callard: Anne, w. of Ric. Sir John Clerke Eliz. Thos. Hayes John Wroth (d. 1556) John Clerke Ric. Calthrop, Gordon, vicar of St. Augustine, Highbury Cambridge, see Christ's Coll.; Emmanuel Coll.; King's Coll.; Pembroke Coll. Camden, Lond. boro. Camden Sch. of Art Camden Town, see St. Pancras canals and canal transport, see Regent's canal Cannon, Rob. Canonbury, in Islington Canonbury Tower and see Islington, mans., Canonbury chs. dom. bldgs.: Canonbury Ho., see Islington, mans., Canonbury Turret Ho., see Islington, mans., Canonbury growth Jews King Edward's hall man., see Islington, mans. mill pub. ho., Canonbury tavern schs. water Canterbury, abp. of (as patron of ch.) and see Coggan Capsey, Alf. Cardon, Wm. Cardrow, Jas. Carleton, Mary, m. Wm. Tufnell Carlile, Wilson Carnegie, And. Caron, Sir Noell Carpenter: R. C. Ric. Thos. Carr: Ann, see Nevill Martha Wm. cart grease making Carter, Erasmus Carter, Paterson & Co. Casey, Thos. Catholic Apostolate, Sisters of (Pal- lottine Sisters) Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingites) Catling: David Bowker Thos. W. T. cattle plague Cave, Wm., vicar of Islington, rector of All Hallows the Great, canon of Windsor Caysar, Thos. Celestial Church of Christ Challenge Oil Co. Chalmers, Alex. Hen. Chamberlain: Jos. (d. 1837) Jos. (d. 1874) Jos. (d. 1914), statesman Chambers, Ephraim Chancellor, Ld. (as patron of ch.) Chapman: Herb. Ric. Charity Commissioners Charity of St. Jeanne Antide, Sisters of Charles I, as Prince of Wales Charles II Charron, Mr. Chartered Gas Co. Charterhouse, see London, Charterhouse Charteris Neighbourhood Tenants' Co-operative Chase, Wm. Chatterton, A., & Co. Cheke, John Chelsea, Physic Garden Chertsey (Surr.) Cheshire, see Vale Royal Chessum, Jesse Chevalier, Albert Chichester, John Chilcott, R. V. Childs, Mr. Chilton, Mr. chimney-pot making Chiswick, prebendary of, see Wilson, Dan. Chitty, Art. Jas. cholera Cholmondley: Jasper John Marg., w. of Jasper Wm. Wootton Ric. Wm. Christ Scientist: Fifth Church of Fourth Church of Christ's Coll., Cambridge Christ's Hospital, see London Christadelphians Christian, Ewan Christian Soliders Chubb, Geo. Church (formerly Ecclesiastical) Commissioners Church Army Church House, see Westminster Church Missionary Soc. coll. and children's home, see Islington, Church Missionary Soc. Church of England Metropolitan Training Institution, see Highbury, Highbury Coll. Church Pastoral Aid Soc. Church Patronage Soc. cinemas Circle housing trust City & S. Lond. Rly. City Gardens, see Islington City of London Volunteer Engineers City Road City University Clacton-on-Sea (Essex) Clapton, see Hackney Clare, Edwin Clark: Thos. Mrs. Clarke: Rob. T. Chatfeild Thos. Clarkson, Nat. Clayton, Revd. Mr. Cleaver: Chas. Sam. Clements: Benj. Jas. Clergymen, Widows and Children of, see Sons of the Clergy Clerke: Eliz., see Callard Sir John John Wm. Clerkenwell chs. county court Dame Alice Owen's almshos. ind. Islington spa Knights of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem mans. and other estates Commandery Mantels St. Mary's (later St. James's) and see Islington, mans., St. Mary's and see Islington, mans., St. John of Jerusalem Pentonville nonconf. (protestant) schs. priory of St. Mary roads schs. and see Owen's sch. smallpox hosp. St. James's lecturers, see Hendley water wkho. and see Islington town Cleves, Anne of, see Anne Cliffe, a cobbler Clifton, E. N. Clissold: Augustus Eliza, see Crawshay clothing ind. Cloudesley (or Young), Ric. Clutterbuck, Ric. Clyve, Jas., rector of Stoke Newington Co-operative Bank Co-operative Soc. department store coachbuilding Cobb, Rob. Curling Cobbin, Ingram Cockburn: Jas. Mrs. Cockfosters, see Southgate Cocks: Dr. John, vicar of Islington, Dean of the Arches John Cogan, Thos. Coggan, F. Donald, curate at Islington, later abp. of Canterbury Colebrooke: Sir Geo., Bt. Jas. Sir Jas., Bt. collar making College of Preceptors Collier, Wm. Colton: Mary, see Worth Ric. Colyn, fam. Comondall, Cath. Compton: Chas., earl of Northampton (d. 1763) has., earl and marq. of Northampton (d. 1828) Chas., marq. of Northampton (d. 1877) Eliz., Lady see Spencer Geo., earl of Northampton (d. 1727), Geo., earl of Northampton (d. 1758) Jas., earl of Northampton (d. 1681), Jas., earl of Northampton (d. 1754) Mary, w. of Spencer, earl of Northampton (d. 1643) Spencer, earl of Northampton (d. 1643) Spencer Joshua Alwyne, marq. of Northampton Wm., Ld. Compton and earl of Northampton Wm., marq. of Northampton Wm., Bingham, marq. of Northampton Wm. Geo. Spencer Scott, marq. of Northampton fam. Compton Housing Assoc. Compton, Housing Assoc. Congletion, Baron, see Parnell Congregatinal Federation Congregational Union Congregatinalists (Independents) Conquest, E. Conservative party and voters conway: Eliz. (d. 1768), see Lloyd Eliz. (d. 1789) Cooke: Eliz., see Gould Thos. (d. 1752) Wm., rector of Stoke Newington, provost of Eton, dean of Ely Cooksey, A.W. Cooper: Ant. Ashley, earl of Shaftesbury (d. 1683) Antony Ashley, earl of Shaftesbury (d. 1885) John Marg., see Coventry Coote, Sir Nic. Corbett: Agnes, see Parker Ann Edm. (d. 1687) Edm. (fl. 1694) Eliz., w. of Ric. (d. c. 1690) Hen. Humph. (d. 1609) Humph. (fl. 1615) Jane, see Fowler Ric. Ric. (another, d. c. 1690) Rog. Rowland Thos. Wm. fam. Cordell, Sir Wm. Corder, Susannah Cornish & Sievier, Messrs. Cossor, A. C. Cotton, Mr. Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion Covent Garden, see Westminster Coventry: Marg., m. Ant. Ashley Cooper (d. 1683) Thos., Ld. Conventry cowkeeping Craig, John Kerr Crawshay: Eliza, m. Augustus Clissold Geo. Wm. fam. Craze, Romilly Crease, Mary Ann Crewick, Thos. Creton, Rog. cricket Crimea Crippen, Dr. H. H. Crisp: Eliz. Mrs. Croft-Atkins, W. A. Crole: Ant. (d. 1803), Independent min. (or Croles) Revd. A., schoolmaster (? another) Cromwell: Bridget, m. Chas. Fleetwood Oliver Thos., earl of Essex Thos. (d. 1864) Crosby, Brass Cross and Passion, Sisters of the Crouch End, see Hornsey Crown: (as landowner) (as patron of ch.) Crowne: Mary, see Sadleir Wm. Cruikshank, Rob. Cruso, Timothy Cruth, John Cubitt: Geo. Jas. Thos. Wm. fam. cut glass making Cutts: J. E. K. J. P. cycle making cycling Cypriots, see immigrants D'Israeli, Benj. (d. 1816) Dalby, Mr. Dallman, Sam. Dalston, see Hackney Daniell, Wm. Danvers, Hen. Darbishire, H. A. Darbourne & Darke Darlington, earl of, see Vane Darnell, Geo. Darrell (or Dorrill): Hen. Thos. Wm. Davidson: (or Davision) Duncan J. Thain Davies: B., drapers David Ebenezer John T. Eynon Davis: Jane, w. of John John Martha, see Young Mic. Thos. and see Davidson Dawes: Hen. John (d. 1788) John (d. 1822) Wm. Dawson, Jos. Day, Thos. De Beauvoir Town, see Hackney Deaf and Dumb, Institute for Dean, Gilb. Dee, Eliz., see Gardiner Deeping, Geo. Defoe, Dan. Denbigh, earl of, see Feilding Denham, John Denise, w. of Gervin Dennis, Wm. Derman Devaynes, Wm. Dew: Hen. Hen., s. of above Judith, see Fletcher Diary of a Nobody Dickens, Chas. Dickenson: Edw. Thos. Mr. Dickson, Mr. Discalced Carmelites, Sisters of Dixon: Rob. Wm. Dod, F. A. Dodd: John Sarah, w. of John Sarah, dau. of Sarah Dodington, Wm. dog fights Dollman, F. Donnelly, P. Donnington: John Marg., m. Sir Thos. Kytson, m. Sir Ric. Long, m. John Bourchier, earl of Bath Ric. fam. Doolittle, Thos. Dorman, W. H. Dorrill, see Darrell Dorsetshire Douai Douglas: Lady Marg., m. Mat. Stewart, earl of Lennox Sholto Douglas Campbell-, Ld. Blythswood Violet Mary Campbell-, see Paget Dove: Art. Wm. Spencer Dove Bros. Dowbiggin, Launcelot Dr. Williams's libr. Draper: Joshua Ric. Sir Thos., Bt. fam. Drury: John Rob. Dubois, Mrs. Ducie: Sir Hugh Sir Rob., Bt., ld. mayor of Lond. Sir Wm., Bt. duck-hunting Dudley: Anne, m. Sir Fras. Popham Eliz., w. of John, m. Thos. Sutton John John, Ld. Lisle and duke of Northumberland Lettice, see Knollys Rob., earl of Leicester Duff, Mr. Duke, Eliz., & Co. Dukes, E. Duncan: Mrs. Anne Crawford Dunham, Mr. Dunkerly, Hen. Dunning, Rob. Durban, W. Durham St. John's Hall (Coll.) Dutch pin bowling dyeing Eade: Edw. Jonathan Jonathan Bowles Jos. Wm. wid. of Jos. fam. Ealing, Rom. Cathm. Earl, Geo. East & West India Docks & Bir- mingham Junction Rly. East End Dwellings Co. East Grinstead, see Grinstead, East East London Water Works Co. Ebonite Container Co. (Mfg.) Ecclesiastical Commissioners, see Church Commissioners Ecclesiologist Eddington, John Edgeworth, T. E. Edgware Road Edmond, John Edmondes, Chris. Edmondson, I. Edmonton, Bowes Park Edmund of Grimsby Edmundson, J., & Son Education and Science, Dept. of Edwards: J. Passmore Job Edwin Eedle & Meyers Elcom, Ric. elections: local parliamentary electronic ind. Elim Four-Square Gospel Alliance Elim Pentecostals Elizabeth I Ellis: Edw. Thos. Elmes, A., & Co. Elrington: Sir John Sim. Thos. (d. by 1529) Thos. (fl. 1551), and his w. Beatrice Elstree (Herts.) Ely: dean of, see Cooke, Wm. prebendary of, see Gaskin, Geo. Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge Emmett, John Enfield engineering England: John Louis Enkel or Inkle: Esther, see Lepper Rob. Ermine Street Essex: ctss. of, see Knollys earl of, see Cromwell Essex, see Clacton-on-Sea; Great and Little Bardfield; Sewardstone; Southend-on-Sea; Waltham Holy Cross Eton, provost of, see Cooke, Wm. Euston & Hampstead Rly. Evangelicalism Evans: Fred. Mullet G. John Thos. Miss Eve: Caroline H., w. of Wm. Carrie Maud Wm. Ever Ready Co. Express Motor Co. Eyre, Mary, see Harvey Faraday, Mic. Farber & Bartholomew Farmer, Miss M. Farrow, F. R. fat melting feather dressing Feilding, Wm., earl of Denbigh Fell: Eliz. Marie Fellowes: Revd. Rob. Rob. Wm. Felton, Rob. Ferrers, Rob. de Ferriby: John Margery, see Berners Ferris, Mrs. Isabella Field: John Ric. Ric. Noakes Fields, Gracie Finch, Hill & Paraire Finchley: East hosp. nonconf. (protestant) Finney, Thos. Finsbury, metropolitan boro. Finsbury Park, in Islington and Hornsey: ch. Jews mission Moslems nonconf. (protestant) open space rly. sta. schs. Fisher: Browne, w. of Sir Ric. Sir Ric., Bt. Sam. Sarah, see Fowler Susan, w. of Thos. Thos. Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1636) Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1670) Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1671) Ursula, m. Sir Wm. Halton, Bt. (d. 1662) fam. Fitt, Miss S. A. fives court Flack, Wm. Flaxman: E. G. Fleet river Fleetwood: Bridget, see Cromwell Chas. Mary, see Hartopp Smith fam. Fleischmann, Art. J. Fletcher: Eliz. Judith, m. Hen. Dew sr. Mary, w. of Theophilus, m. Jas. Ravenscroft jr. Theophilus floor-cloth making Flower: E. Hen. Foot: Hen. Rob. football Ford: F. A. T. F. Ford's Green, see Southgate foreign language churches, see German Evangelical; German Methodist; Greek church; Polish R.C. mission; Presbyterian Church of Wales Formby, Geo. Fortescue, Sir John Foscolo, Ugo Foster: Geo. Tufnell, see Tufnell Ric. Rob. fam. Foulkes, H. S. Four Per Cent. Industrial Dwellings Co. Fowke: Eliz., see Man Fras. Mary, m. Zachariah Gibson Fowler: Alice, see Heron Dorothy, w. of Sir Thos. (d. 1625) Edm. Geo., vicar of Bridewell Jane, m. Ric. Corbett Rob. Sarah, m. Sir Thos. Fisher (d. 1636) Thos. Sir Thos. (d. 1625) Sir Thos., Bt. Wm. fam. Frances, Wm. Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood Franklin, Benj. frankpledge, views of Frasi, Geo. Free Church of England Free Church of Scotland Freeman: E. A. Peter Freshfield: Jas. Wm. John Fretwell's manure works Friends, see Society of Friends Frowyk, Hen. furniture making Furtado, Isaac G.E.R., see Great Eastern Rly. G.L.C., see Greater London Council G.N.R., see Great Northern Rly. G.P.O. Gabell, Mr. Gabrie, Cyprian Gale, Theophilus Gantley, Mrs. Mary Ann Gardiner: Eliz. (d. 1706), see Man Eliz. (d. 1729), m. Dee Thos. Wm. Garrett, Jeremiah Learnoult Gas Light & Coke Co. Gaskin, Geo., rector of Stoke Newington, lecturer at Islington, later prebendary of Ely Gatliff, Chas. Gawsell, John Gearing: Joshua Thos. Geary, Mrs. Ann gentrification German Evangelical (United) Church German Methodist mission Gervin s. of Peter the otter-hunter his w., see Denise Gestetner, Jacob Gethin, Maurice Geyt, Chas. Jas. Le Gibbes, Thos. Gibbons, Grinling Gibbs, Mrs. Gibson: Edm., bp. of Lond. Mary, see Fowke Thos. Thos. Milner Zachariah Gilbert: Chas. John Giles: Ann Edw. Wm. Gillray, Jas. Giovannelli, Edw. Girls' Public Day School Trust Gitters, Ric. Glasites, see Sandemanians Glasscock, Fras. glazing Glenny, Henrietta Thresher Gloucester, dean of, see Jennings, Wm. glove-making Goalen, Gerard Goepel, Phil. Dorset Gold: Edw. Eliz., see Gower (or Gould) John Goldsmith, Oliver Goodall, Steph. Goodbody, Jas. Gostling, John Gough: A. D. H. R., architect Hugh R., vicar of Islington, later abp. of Sydney Gould: Eliz., m. Thos. Cooke Frances, see Hartopp John Sir Nat. and see Gold Gower: Anne, m. Wm. Rutland Eliz., m. Edw. Gold Ric. Thos. Graham: Chas. John John John Smith Grand Union Canal Co. Grant, Duncan Graves or Greaves: Jos. Miss Mrs. fam. Gray's Inn, see Holborn grazing and fattening Great and Little Bardfield (Essex) Great Eastern Rly. (G.E.R.) Great North Road Great Northern Rly. (G.N.R.) goods yards sta. Great Northern, Piccadilly & Brompton Rly. Great Northern & City Rly. Greater London Council (G.L.C.) Greaves, see Graves Greek church Greeks, see immigrants Green: Geo. (d. 1764) Geo., s. of Geo. (d. 1764) Geo. Rob. T. K. (fl. 1639) Green Lanes, see Stoke Newington, roads Greenwood, Chas. Gregson, Jesse Grellier, Wm. Griffith, John Wm. Griggs: Mary, m. Sir John Miller Thos. Wilks Brewer Mic. Wm. Grimsby, Edm. of, see Edmund Grinstead, East (Suss.) Grote, Geo. Grove, Hen. Grovelands, see Southgate Gudgeon, Thos. Guidott: Alice, w. of Ant. the nephew Ant. (fl. 1685) Ant. nephew of above Wm. fam. Guilliam, Mary Guinard, Hen. Gunston: Mary, m. Sir Thos. Abney Thos. gut scraping Guy, Hen. Gwilt: Edw. John Rob. Habershon: E. W. G. Habershon & Brock Hackney Clapton, schs. Rom. Cathm. De Beauvoir town, nonconf. (protestant) dispensaries dist. bd. of works dom. bldgs., Park Ho. electricity estates fire growth Homerton Ram's chapel hosps. ind. Jews Kingsland, q.v. Lond. boro. arms wards metropolitan boro. missions nonconf. (protestant) police poor relief pub. hos. rlys. stas. schs. soc. life Stamford Hill Stoke Newington common water west Hackney and Stoke Newington Coll. for Further Educ. Hackney brook Hackney Coll. Hackney Gazette Hackney Monthly and Stoke Newington Review Hackney Union wkho. Hadestok: Avice de, see Basing Joan de, m. Bedyk Wm. de Haine, Maj. Hale, Wm. Hale, archdeacon of Lond. Hales, Sir Rob. Hall: Hen. John Westley Halliday: Anne, m. Sir Hen. Mildmay Marg., m. Sir Edw. Hungerford Susanna, w. of Wm., m. Rob. Rich, earl of Warwick Wm. Halton: Geo. Mary, w. of Ric. Mary (another) Ric. Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1726) Thos. Ursula, see Fisher Sir Wm., Bt. (d. 1754) Sir Wm. (fl. 1786) Hambridge, Chas. Hamel, F. J. Hammond: Frederic Mary Payson Hampstead: chs. hosp. sewerage Hampstead and Highgate turnpike trust, see Islington turnpike trust Hampton, Hen. Hanbury: Caroline, m. Albert Head Charlotte, m. Wm. Allen Cornelius (d. 1869) Cornelius, s. of above Sarah, see Janson fam. Hancock: Alice, see Harbury Art. Thos. Handley, Tommy Hanmer, Meredith, vicar of Islington, vicar of Shoreditch Harbury: (or Hancock) Alice, w. of Humph. Harden, Jas. Hardy, Wm. Hare, Hen. T. Hargrave, fam. Harlesden, prebendary of, see Vaughan, Edw. Harman: Edw. Hen. Jeremiah John Harman & Price Harreson Bros. Harriers Harris: Ann E. S. John Mary, m. Dan. Radford Sam. Thos. fam. Harrison: Dan. H. W., & Co. John Thos. Hart, Ephraim & Co. Hartopp: Sir Edw., Bt. Frances, m. Sir Nat. Gould Sir John, Bt. (d. 1722) Sir John, Bt., s. of Sir John (d. 1722) Mary (d. 1684), w. of Sir Edw., m. Chas. Fleetwood Mary (fl. 1734) Sarah, m. Jos. Hurlock fam. Harvey: Jacob John Mary, m. Hen. Sam. Eyre Sarah Wm. Harvist, Edw. Haselbech, Wm. of, see William Haswell, Chas. Hatfield's varnish factory hatters Hatton Garden, in Saffron Hill lib. nonconf. (protestant) Hawes, Dr. Wm. hawking Hay: Duncan Lady Hayden, W. H. Hayes: Eliz., w. of Thos., see Callard Eliz., m. John Iremonger Geo. Jas. John Thos. Wm. fam. hayward, Hen. the, see Henry Head, Caroline, see Hanbury Heard: Alice, w. of Ric. (d. 1579) Eliz., w. of Ric. (d. c. 1628) Ric. (d. 1579) Ric. (d. c. 1628) Heartwell: Emily Mrs. Louisa Heath: John Wm., rector of Stoke Newington Hebb, John Hebrew Evangelization Soc. Henderson, John Hendley, Wm. Hendon Henry the hayward Henry, Prince of Wales Henty, Rob. Herbert, Wm., earl of Pembroke Herne Hill (Surr.) Heron: (or Herne) Alice, m. Thos. Fowler Giles Wm. Herst, John Hert, John Hertfordshire, see Elstree; Potters Bar; Stevenage Hethersett, Ric. of, see Richard Hewer: Chris. Thos. Hext, Herb. Hibberd, Shirley Hicklin, W. Higgs & Hill High Church, see ritualism Highbury, in Islington Athenaeum chs. dom. bldgs.: Cream Hall, see Islington, mans., Highbury Woods Highbury Cres. Highbury Hill Ho. Highbury ho. (17th-cent.) Highbury Ho. (1781), see Islington, mans. Highbury Ho. Highbury Lodge Highbury Park Ho. Highbury Place Highbury Terr. Loxford Ho. drainage farms and farmhos., Highbury farm growth Highbury barn and grange, see Islington, mans., Newington Barrow Highbury Coll. (St. John's Hall) Highbury Fields Highbury wood and Little St. John's wood ind. Jews man., see Islington, mans., Newington Barrow mill mkt. gdns. and nurseries moated site nonconf. (protestant) omnibus svces. pks. and open spaces, see Highbury, Highbury Fields pub. hos., Highbury Barn residents' assoc. retail trade Rom. Cathm. schs. soc. life vicar, see Calthrop water woodland and see Highbury, Highbury wood Highgate Archway Co. Highgate Hill, see Holloway, Upper Highmore: John Nat. Hill: Mrs. Amy Chas. Havor John R. W. Wm., & Son builder Hindle, John Hindus Hitchens Fire Proof Plastering Co. Hoare: Grizell, m. (2) Wm. Allen Jonathan Marg., m. Jos. Woods Sam. (d. 1796) Sam. (d. 1825) Hobby, Mary Hobson: Fras. S. Thos. Hodgson: Geo. Wm. Hogarth, And. Holborn Gray's Inn ind. Lincoln's Inn Fields, New Ct. Royal Free hosp. Holborn Union, wkho. infirmary Holden, Rob. Hollands, Edw. Holloway, Thos. Holloway Housing Aid Centre Holloway prison Holloway Road, see Islington, roads Holloway Tenant Co-operative Holloway, in Islington drainage farms and farmhos. fire growth nonconf. (protestant) omnibus svces. pub. hos. retail trade schs. water woodland and see Holloway, Lower; Holloway, Upper Holloway, Lower, in Islington chapel of ease chs.pls. Copenhagen fields dispensary dom. bldgs., Paradise Ho. farms and farmhos., Copenhagen Ho. or Cutlers, see Islington, mans., Cutlers growth ind. nonconf. (protestant) pks. and open spaces pub. hos. City Arms City of Rome Crown (Angel, Wilkes's Head) Queen's Arms White Horse Rom. Cathm. Royal Caledonian asylum schs. vicars, see Hudson; Mackenzie, Wm. Bell; Ralph Holloway, Upper, in Islington Aged Pilgrims Friend asylum Alexandra orphanage Athenaeum baths chs. dom. bldgs.: Alpha Villas Devonshire Ho. Elm Lodge, see Holloway, Upper, farms, Blounts' Grove Ho. Hollies Mount Pleasant Ho. Sievier's ho. (Old Manor Ho.) Whitehall Whitehall Pk. farms and farmhos. Blounts' ho. (Elm Lodge?) Lower Place, see Islington, mans., Lower Place Manor farm, see Islington, mans., Brewhouse Tollington farm, see Islington, mans., Upper Place growth Highgate Hill hosps. ind. Jews librs. mans., see Islington, mans., St. John; St. Mary's mkt. gdns. and nurseries moated sites nonconf. (protestant) office blocks pks. and open spaces pub. hos., Archway tavern Black Dog Crown Devil's or Duval's Ho., see Islington, mans., Lower Place Half Moon Horse and Groom (formerly Castle and Falcon) and see Islington, mans., Palmer Ingleby Arms Mother Red Cap Plough (later Crown) retail trade roads, Hornsey Rd. (Tollington Lane) Rom. Cathm. schs. soc. life, see Holloway, Upper, Athenaeum sports centre St. Anthony's leper hosp. Tollington, q.v. Tollington Pk. chs. mission nonconf. (protestant) Rom. Cathm. schs. Tufnell Pk. chs. nonconf. (protestant) Whittington Coll. Home and Colonial Sch., Soc. Home Mission Soc. Homerton, see Hackney Honeyball, Edw. Hoole, Elijah Hooper: Geo. John Mary, m. Wm. Twyford Hornblower: Miss Mrs. Hornsey Brownswood, q.v. char. Crouch End estates Jews Muswell Hill nonconf. (protestant) sch. nonconf. (protestant) roads sch. bd. Stroud Green, q.v. Hornsey, South (detached) boundaries chs. drainage estates growth ind. local bd. nonconf. (protestant) nurseries pub. hos., White Hind (later White Hart) schs. Horsfall, Wm. Hort, Josiah, abp. of Tuam Horton: John Silvanus Wm. Hosking, Wm. Hospitallers, see Clerkenwell, Knights of the Hospital Howard: John Mrs. John, see Lardeau Thos., duke of Norfolk Howes, Jackman and Partners Howmedica(Dental Fillings) Hoxton, see Shoreditch Hudson, A. W. Goodwin, vicar of St. Mary Magdalene, later dean of Sydney Hué, Wm. Burnell Hughes, John Huguenots, see immigrants Hull: Jane, w. of Rob. Rob. Humphreys, Sam. Hungerford: Sir Edw. Marg., see Halliday Hunt: Chas. Jeremiah Huntingdon, see Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion Hurlock: Jos. Sarah, see Hartopp Hurst, Wm. Huskisson, John Huxley: Maria, see Loane Huxley(cont.): Susan Thos. Iden, Hen. Ilger immigrants: Cypriot Greek Huguenot Irish Jewish Polish Rhine Palatinate protestants Turkish West Indian Imperial Gas Co. Improved Industrial Dwellings Co. Independent Evangelical Churches india-rubber works Industrial Dwellings Co. industry, see baking; balloon making; bone collecting; bookbinding; brewing; brick and tile making; builders; cart grease making; chimney-pot making; clothing; coachbuilding; collar making; cut glass making; cycle making; dyeing; electronic ind.; engineering; fat melting; feather dressing; floor-cloth making; furniture making; glazing; glove-making; gut scraping; hatters; india-rubber works; ink making; japanning; linseed oil making; metal working; mustard making; organ-building; paint making; paper; paste-board making; piano making; pottery; scientific instrument making; shoemaking; silkweaving; slaughtering; soap making; soda-water making; tailoring; tanning; varnish making; vinegar making; watchmaking; water-meter making; water-proofing; weaving; wheelwrights; white lead making Ingram, Geo. Ingram & Lermitt ink making Inkle, see Enkel Innocent, John Inwood: H. W. W. Iremonger: Eliz., see Hayes Hen. John Thos. Wm. Irish, see immigrants Irving: Edw. Hen. Irvingites, see Catholic Apostolic Church Islington adv. agric. Agricultural Hall almshos., and see Clerkenwell, Dame Alice Owen's almshos. Ball's Pond Barnsbury, q.v. baths Battle Bridge, see King's Cross bd. of health Belle Isle estate growth ind. nonconf. (protestant) schs. bp. suffragan of boro., see Islington, Lond. boro. and metropolitan boro. boundaries bridges burial bd. cage canal, see Regent's canal Canonbury, q.v. cattle lairs cemeteries chars. and see Islington, Stonefields char. estate chs. Church Missionary Soc.: children's home coll. City Gardens coach svces. common common fields common pasture commons and waste communications conservation areas county court, see Clerkenwell dispensaries dom. bldgs.: Barossa Lodge Colebrooke Row Harvey's ho. Lamb's cottage Virginia Hos. drainage electricity Experimental Gardens or Frenchman's colony farms and farmhos. Laycock's Pullin's (later Rhodes's) Ravenildes croft Sheepcote Finsbury Park, q.v. fire gas gentrification geol. glebe halls and institutes and see Islington, Agricultural Hall Highbury, q.v. Hindus Holloway, q.v. Holloway, Lower, q.v. Holloway, Upper, q.v. hosps. inclosure ind. Islington town, q.v. Jews King's Cross, q.v. Kingsland, q.v. lecturers and see Brett; Denham; Gaskin; Hendley leper hosps. librs. Lond. boro. arms, wards mans. and other estates Baker's Barnfield and Pondfield Barnsbury, copy-holds, demesne, man. ho. Barnsbury Closes Brewhouse (Tufnell) Burroughs Canonbury, copyholds, demesne, Ho. Charterhouse Christ's Hospital Clothworkers' Cowleys Cutlers, ho., Copenhagen Ho. Drapers' Fisher's Fowler's Hattersfield or Tilekilnfield Hides Highbury Ho. Highbury Woods or Cream Hall Hoppings Islington Prebend, copyholds, cts. Iveney or Seveney, ho., London Fields or Harvist Lower Place (Devil's Ho.) Maseres or Highbury New Pk. Mercers' Mildmay Ho. Newington Barrow or Highbury, barn and grange, copyholds, cts. demesne, grange, man. ho. Packington Palmer Pied Bull (Milner Gibson) Rowe's St. Benet St. John of Jerusalem or St. John's Clerkenwell, copyholds, cts., St. Mary's Clerkenwell, copyholds, Taylorfield or Bellfield Thornhill Tollington Trayeshill Upper Place (Tollington farm) Vale Royal Wase's, ho. Waterpit or Bentley's Weryngs metropolitan boro. arms wards and see Islington, Lond. boro. metropolitan par. offices mills missions and see Albany; German Methodist; London City; Medical; Mildmay; Moody and Sankey; Paget Memorial; Railway; St. Giles's mkt. gdns. and nurseries mkts. Caledonian mkt. cattle mkt. Metropolitan mkt., q.v. moated sites Moslems Newington Green, q.v. nonconf. (protestant) academies omnibus svces. par. officers par. wards parsonage ho. pks. and open spaces police poor relief pop. pound prebend, see Islington, mans., Islington Prebend prebendaries, see Algar pub. hos. Angel and Crown Black Horse Copenhagen Ho., see Islington, mans., Cutlers Crown Eagle and Child (Green Dragon), Pied Bull and see Islington, mans., Pied Bull Rosemary Branch Salutation (Boarded Ho.) White Conduit Ho. rectory retail trade Ring Cross rlys. and Underground rlys. stas. roads Back Rd., see Islington, roads, Liverpool Rd. Caledonian Rd. City Rd., q.v. Essex Rd. and see Islington, roads, Lower Rd. and St. Frog Lane Holloway Rd. Liverpool Rd. (Back Rd.) Lower Rd. Lower St. and see Islington, roads, Essex Rd. Maiden Lane (Hagbush Lane) Maiden Lane (York Way) New North Rd. Seven Sisters Rd., q.v. Upper St. and see Holloway, Upper; Islington town Rom. Cathm. convents Rosemary Branch and see Islington, pub. hos., Rosemary Branch schs., and see Owen's sch. sewerage soc. life South-East: chs. growth. pub. hos. spa, see Clerkenwell sport stocks Stonefields char. estate Stroud Green, q.v. Stroud Vale tech. educ. tithes Tollington, q.v. town hall tram svces. vestry vicarage vicarage ho. vicars and see Cave; Cocks, Dr. John; Gough, Hugh R.; Hanmer; Jennings; Stonehouse, Geo.; Strahan; Vaughan; Wardale; Williams; Yeates watch ho. water wkhos. infants' wkho. and sch. infirmary woodland, and see Highbury, Highbury wood and woodland; Holloway, woodland Islington board of guardians wkhos., see Islington, wkhos. Islington Bus Co. Islington Churches Extension Soc. Islington Clerical Conference Islington Narrow Boat Assoc. Islington Protestant Institute Islington Reward Soc. Islington spa, see Clerkenwell Islington town, in Islington and Clerkenwell Camden Passage dispensary dom. bldgs.: Blackhorse Yard Draper's ho. Fisher's ho., see Islington, mans., Fisher's Fowler's ho., see Islington, mans., Fowler's Mansion Ho. (Sandy's Ho.) Nowell's Bldgs. Phelps Cottage Quinn's Bldgs. Rose and Crown Yard Rosoman's Bldgs. Rufford's Bldgs. (High St.) Rufford's Bldgs. (Upper St.) Swan Yard Ward's (King John's) Pl. flats, Myddelton green growth halls and institutes Hedgerow ind. missions New Bunhill Fields, see Islington, cemeteries nonconf. (protestant) office blocks pub. hos. Angel (Clerkenwell) Blue Coat Boy Cock Crown Dog and Partridge Fox George Half Moon Horse's or Nag's Head and see Islington, mans., Christ's King's Head Lansdowne tavern Queen's Head Thatched Ho. (? Dog and Partridge) Three Tuns retail trade roads, High St., and see Islington, roads, Lower St. and Upper St. schs. Islington turnpike trust(Hampstead and Highgate trust) Ives, John Izzard, Meshach Jackson: Grace John, bp. of Lond. Thos., rector of Stoke Newington James, Thos. Jamrach, Wm. Janson: Fred. Jos. Sarah, m. Cornelius Hanbury jr., fam. japanning Jarman, Thos. Jarvis: Geo. architect Jay, John Jebb, Lieut.-Col. J. Jefferies, Sarah Jehovah's Witnesses Jekyll: Anne, w. of John Stokker (d. 1549), m. 2 Drew Barentyn Bart. John Stokker (d. 1549) John Stokker (fl. 1570) Sir Jos. Marg., see Stokker Wm. fam. Jenkins: Thos. Mr. Jenks, Geo. Jennings, Wm., vicar of Islington, dean of Gloucester Jensen & Nicholson Jews and see immigrants John, Hen., & Co. Johnson: Cath., see Oglive Fras. Geo. J. John Rowland, Dr. Sam. Wm. Johnstone, Sir Wm., see Pulteney Jolliffe, Wm. Tufnell, see Tufnell Jones: E. Dean Emma Eliz. Evan John Sir G. W. H., M.P. Sir Geo. John Gale Wm. Mr. Jones Bros. Johnson, Ben Joseph Rank Benevolent Trust Kaiser & Co. Kay, Jos. Kear, R. Keble, John Kell, Sam. Kelland, Wm. Kemble & Co. Kempson, H. Kendall, Alf. Kensington: nonconf. (protestant) South, see Science and Art Department Kent, ctss. of, see Margaret Kent, see Margate; Penge Kentish Town, see St. Pancras Key & Whiting Kibblewhite, Jas. King: David Edw. John Mary Thos. King & Co. King's Coll., Cambridge King's Coll., Lond. King's Cross (Battle Bridge), in Islington and St. Pancras ch. growth hosps,: London Fever, see Islington, hosps. smallpox ind. nonconf. (protestant) retail trade schs. Kingsford, John de Kingslands, in Islington and Hackney estates farms and farmhos. green growth ind. leper hosp. and chapel mkt. gdns. and nurseries nonconf. (protestant) pub. hos. Star and Garter Rom. Cathm. schs. watch ho. Kirkman, Mr. Kitchin: Ant. John Kitching, John Kitte, Wigar Knight: John Wm. Mr. Knolles, Sir Rob., and his w. Constance Knollys Lettice, m. Wal. Devereux, earl of Essex Rob. Dudley, earl of Leicester Knyvett, Sir Hen. Kores Manufacturing Co. Kyston: Marg., see Donnington Sir Thos. Thos. L.C.C., see London Country Council L.G.O.C., see London General Omnibus Co. Labour party and voters Lamartine, Alphonse de Lamb: Chas. E. B. Lambe, Wm. Laming, W. D. Lamplough, Wm. Lancashire, see Liverpool Langhorn, Phil. Langley, Thos., rector of Stoke Newington, minor canon of St. Paul's Langtry, Lily Lardeau, Mrs., m. 2 John Howard Lascelles, Edw. Latter-day Saints (Mormons) Lauder, Harry Lavender, Thos. Lavington, Chas. D. Law: Chas. Hen. lawn tennis Lawson, Ric. Laycock, Ric. Lazenby: Judith, see Terry Ric. le Meyr, fam. Lea river Leader, Mr. Lee: Chas. Geo. Hen. Ric. Sam., ejected vicar of St. Botolph's Bishopsgate Lefebver, Abp. Leicester, earl of, see Dudley, Rob Leigh: Alice, w. of Sir Thos. Sir Thos. Lennox, ctss. of, see Douglas, Lady Marg. Leno, Dan Lepper: Esther, m. Rob. Enkel or Inkle Rob. Leroux, Hen. Levitt, Wm. Lewis: Evan John, Partnership Sam. Thos. Lewis & Co. Lewis & Mackie Lewknor: Philippa, see Berners Sir Thos. Liberal Catholic Church Liberal party and voters Lilley, Ric. Lincoln, bp. of, see Burgherssh Lincoln's Inn Fields, see Holborn Lingood, Thos. linseed oil making Lisle, Ld., see Dudley Lister: John Jos. Jackson Mary Little: Ann, see Orton John Ric. Little Brothers of Jesus Liverpool, bp. of, see Sheppard, David S. Liverpool (Lancs.) Lloyd: David (d.1700) David (d. 1734) Eliz. (d. 1723), w. of David, see Arnold Eliz. (d.1768), m. -Conway Marie Thos. Loane: Art., s. of Nat. (d.1627) Art., grds. of Art. John Maria, m. Thos. Huxley Meliora, m. John Shaw Nat. (d.1627) Nat., s. of Art. Lobb, Steph. Local Government Board Locke, John London Aldersgate, Hare Ct. chapel Artillery Company Bearstead Memorial hosp. Bishopsgate Bishopsgate Street Without Carter Lane Charterhouse conduit Christ's Hosp. chs. and pars.: All Hallows the Great, vicar, see Cave Bridewell, vicar, seeFowler, Geo. Minories St. Benet Sherehog St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, vicar, see Lee, Sam. St. Bride's Fleet Street, vicar, see Palmer, Jas. St. Giles without Cripplegate vicar, see Nicoll, Wm. St. Mary Lothbury St. Matthew, Friday Street St. Michael Patermoster St. Olave, Old Jewry St. Paul's cathedral, q.v. St. Peter-le-Poer Whiterfriars citizens and merchants City: cemetery Companies: Bookbinders' Co., Brewers' Co., Bricklayers' Co., Clothworkers' Co., Cutlers' Co., Drapers' Co., Dyers' Co., Haberdashers' Co., Mercers' Co., Tylers' and Bricklayers' Co., Weavers' Co., Corporation Founders' Hall Gresham Coll. house of correction, see Holloway prison ind. (ld.) mayors, see Abney; Baddeley; Ducie, Sir Rob.; Spencer, Sir John nonconf. (protestant) Salters' Hall chapel wkho. City of Lond. Maternity hosp. diocese: archdeacons, see Hale; Peter of Newport Bp. of Lond.'s Fund bps., as patrons of chs., as landowners, and see Blomfield, C. J.; Gibson, Edm.: Jackson, John Gracechurch St. Greater London Council, q.v. hosp. of St. Mary without Bishopsgate ind. innholders Jews Little Old Bailey London County Council, q.v. London Wall milk supply nonconf. (protestant) Old Fish St. Oxford Ct., Cannon Street Paul's Alley Smithfield mkt. and see Metropolitan mkt. St. Bartholomew, Smithfield: hosp. prior, see Bolton priory St. Paul's cathedral, q.v. St. Saviour's Union University and see King's Coll.; London School of Divinity water Wood Street Sq., Lambe's chapel London & Birmingham Rly. London Baptist Assoc. London Caoutchouc Co. London City Mission London Congregational Union London Corresponding Soc. London County Council (L.C.C.) estates and housing fire hosps. pks. schs. tech. educ. transport London Electricity Board London Fever hosp., see Islington, hosps. London General Omnibus Co. (L.G.O.C.) London Parochial Charities London Passenger Transport Board London School Board London School of Divinity London Shirt and Collar Dressing Co. London Street Tramways Co. London Transport Long: Hen. Marg., see Donnington Sir Ric. Long Acre, see Westminster Longbottom, Frances Lord's Day Observance Soc. Loreto, Sisters of Lovechild, John, rector of Stoke Newington Low Church, see Evangelicalism Loyal Islington Volunteers Luck, C. L. Lycett, Sir Fras. Lyon, Thos. M.B.W., see Metropolitan Board of Works Mackay, Rob. Mackenzie: Duncan Wm. Wm. Bell, vicar of St. James's, Lower Holloway Mackie, Rob. Mackreth, Rob. Maddox, Mr. Major, Geo. Maltby, Parkers & Co. Maltby, T. and C., & Co. Man: Edm. Eliz., m. Gardiner Fras. Fowke Hen. Manners, Hen., earl of Rutland Manning, J. R. Manton, Thos., rector of Stoke Newington Margaret, ctss. of Kent Margate (Kent) Margett's chemical laboratory Mariben, Caroline Marrant, John Marsh: Fras. John Wm. Marshall: Hen. Rosamond Marston, Hen. Martin: Humph. Judith, see Wase Sir Leslie Mat. Ric. Rob. Rog. Wm. innholder Mary I Mary Notre Dame, Company of the Daughters of Mary Ward Settlement Marylebone turnpike trust Maseres: Fras. Peter Abraham Massey: Benj. Capt. Masters: Geo. Judith, see Wase fam. Matcham, Frank Mathews, Timothy Matthews, Eliz. Maughan, Thos. May, Mrs. Ann Maye, John Mayor: Cath., m. John Winterflood Dinah, m. John Speight Eliz. Jane, w. of Ric. Mary, m. Winspear Mary, m. Wm. Bateman Ric. Wm. McLansborough, J. Mears, Thos. Medical mission Medina, Solomon de Meeson, F. R. Mercy: Mrs. fam. Mercy, Brothers of Merrington, John Mess, Caroline Messenger, Geo. metal working Metcalfe: Lascelles (d. 1741) Lascelles (d. 1781) Methodists Metropolitan Asylums Board Metropolitan Benefit Societies, asylum Metropolitan Board of Works (M.B.W.) Metropolitan Commission of Sewers Metropolitan Electric Tramways Co. Metropolitan Free Dormitory Assoc. Metropolitan mkt. Metropolitan Rly. Metropolitan Strict Baptist Assoc. Metropolitan Turnpike Rds., Commissioners of the Metropolitan turnpike trust Metropolitan Water Board Meuse, Sir Thos. de Michell, Mat. Middlesex County cricket team Midland Rly. Mildmay: Anne, see Halliday Carew Halliday Sir Hen. Hen. Sir Hen. Paulet St. John, Bt. Humph. Hervey Jane, m. Sir Hen. Paulet St. John (later Mildmay) Letitia, m. Humph. Hervey Mildmay Wm. Mildmay mission Mile End, see Stepney Mill: Jas. John Stuart Miller: Edm. Joan Sir John John Mary, see Griggs Mic. Millington, John, rector of Stoke Newington Mills: Ann, see Walter Wal. Milne, John (Jackey) Milner: Thos. (d. 1733) Thos., s. of Thos. (d. 1733) Minasi: Fred. J. Miss M. A. Minories, see London, chs. and pars. Mitchell, John Moline: Edw. Isabella Sparks Mona Cycle Works Co. Monday, John Monk: Wm. Wm. H. Monmouth's rebellion Monson, E. C. P. Moody, D. L. Moody and Sankey mission Moore, John Moravian Brethren More, Sir Thos. Morel, Anna Maria Moreton, Elias Morgan: Campbell John Morland, John Morley, Sam. Mormons, see Latter-day Saints Morrett, Mr. Morrice: Geo. W. D. Morris: Ann Ric. Morrison, Herb. Morton: Chas. Mrs. Mary Moslems Moss Empires Mount Calvary Church of God Moxon, G. Munteni, Muriel de, m. Jordan de Briset Murcell, Geo. Murray, John music halls mustard making Muswell Hill, see Hornsey Myers, Wal. Mylne, Wm. Chadwell N.L.R., see North London Rly. Naile: John Shepperd Mary Lowthion Nasmith, David National Children's Home National Chrysanthemum Soc. National College of Rubber Technology National Freehold Land Soc. National Soc. and National schs. Naylor, Mr. Neal, Dan. Needham, Issac Nelson: John Ric. Nevill, Ann, m. Wm. Car New Grub Street New Jerusalem, Church of the, (Swedenborgians) New River New River Co. New Yiddish Theatre Co. Newbery, John Newens, Edw. Newington, lordship Newington, Stoke, see Stoke Newington Newington Green, in Islington and Stoke Newington agric. chapel chs. dom. bldgs. Bishop's Pl. Brownswood ho. Gloucester Ho. Grove Ho. Mildmay Ho. (Eagle Ho., Halliday's ho.), see Islington, mans., Mildmay Monte Cristo Ho. no. (Holland or Olympic Ho.) Pulteney's ho. Wright's ho. farms and farmhos. Dells and see Islington, mans., Maseres green growth ind. Jews Mildmay conference hall, see Mildmay mission Mildmay hosp. Mildmay mission, q.v. mkt. gdns. and nurseries nonconf. (protestant) pop. pub. hos. Coach and Horses Golden Lion Green Dragon Green Man Spring Gardens Weavers Arms retail trade rlys. and Underground rlys. sta. schs. sports water wkho. Newman: Fras. B. John Newport, Peter of, see Peter newspapers Newton, Chris. Nias, Jane Nichols, John Nicholson, John Nicoll, Sarah Nicolls: Mary Rose Sam. Wm., vicar of St. Giles without Cripplegate Wm. Hen., rector of Stoke Newington Nigerian Christ Apostolic Church Noel, Gerard Noel nonconformity (protestant), see Apostolic Faith Church; Baptists; Blue Ribbon Gospel Army; Brethren; Catholic Apostolic Church; Celestial Church; Christ Scientist; Christadelphians; Christian Soldiers; Church Army; Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion; Elim Four-Square Gospel Alliance; Elim Pentecostals; Free Church of England; Free Church of Scotland; German Evangelical; Highbury, Highbury College; Jehovah's Witnesses; Latter-day Saints; Liberal Catholic; Methodists; Moravian Brethren; Mount Calvary Church of God; New Jerusalem; Nigerian Christ Apostolic Church; Paracletians; Pentecostal; Presbyterian Church of Wales; Presbyterian; Railway Mission; Reformed Episcopalians; Salvation Army; Sandemanians; Seventh-day Adventists; Seventhday Baptists; Society of Friends; Spiritualists; Unitarians; United Reformed; United Secession Church of Scotland; Welsh Congregationalists Norfolk, duke of, see Howard Norman & Beard North Islington Housing Rights Project North Islington Infant Welfare Centre North Lond. Coll. of Commerce North London (formerly Northern) Polytechnic sec. sch. North London Coll. for Further Educ. North London Day Coll. North London Guardian North London Industrial Home North London Observer North London Rly. (N.L.R.) North London Soc. for Mentally Handicapped Children North London Tramways Co. North Metropolitan Tramways Co. North-western Polytechnic Northampton, earls and marqs. of see Compton Northumberland: duke of, see Dudley earl of, see Percy Northwood, in Ruislip Norville, Sarah Nottingham, John Nowell, Thos. Nunn, Edw. Paget Oakeley, Canon Oakshott, Amelia Oates: Titus Miss Ogilvie: Cath., w. of Jas., m. Rowland Johnson Jas. Old Etonian Housing Assoc. Oldfield, Thos. Oldis, Thos. Onslow, Art. Orchard, Rob. organ-building Oriel Property Trust Ormond, Sir Herb. J. Orton: Ann, m. John Little Ric. Sarah Wm. Orwell, Geo., see Blair Osborn: Dorothy Jas. John John, grds. of John Osborn's (firm) Osment, Wm. Ossulstone hundred Finsbury division otter-hunter, Peter the, see Peter Outbridge, Rob. Our Lady of Sion, Sisters of Overton, Messrs., & Son Owen: Dame Alice Hen. Rob. Owen's sch. Oxford, earl of, see Vere Oxford Street, see Westminster Pack and Chapman (Whitechapel Bell Foundry) Packington, Anne, w. of Sir John Paddy, John Page, Wm. Paget, Violet Mary, m. Sholto Douglas Campbell-Douglas, Ld. Blythswood Paget Memorial mission hall paint making Palatine, Elector Palmer: Jas., vicar of St. Bride's, Fleet Street Job paper ind. Paracletians Parke, Dan. Parker: Agnes, w. of Wm. (d. by 1576), m. Humph. Corbett Wm. (d. by 1576) Wm. (fl. 1580) Parkes's chemical laboratory Parnell: John (fl. 1537) John, Baron Congleton Parsons: John Thos. Passionist Fathers paste-board making Patten, Wm. Paul, Mrs. Paxley, Fras. Paxton, Jos. Payn, John Payne: C.W. Ric. Peabody Trust Peache: Alf. Kezia Peachey, Jas. Peacock, Wm. Pearcy, Wm. Pearson: L. G. T. Peck, Fred. Pemberton, Sir Jas. Pembroke, earl of, see Herbert Pembroke Coll., Cambridge Penge (Kent) Pennefather: Cath., w. of Wm. Wm., vicar of St. Jude's, Islington Penry, John Pentecost, fam. Pentecostals Penton, Hen. Pentoville, see Clerkenwell Pentonville prison Pepys, Sam. Perceval, C. E. Percy: Hen., earl of Northumberland (d. 1537) and see Perse Perfect, Wm. Perkins, John Perrott: Geo. (d. 1780) Geo. (fl. 1797) Mary, m. John Terrett Perse or Percy: Jerome Thos. Peter of Newport, archderacon of Lond. Peter the otter-hunter Gervin s. of, see Gervin Pett: Fras. Sam. Pevsner, Sir Nikolaus Phillips: Jos. S. (fl. 1649) Piano making Piccadilly line Pickering, Edw. Rowland Pierpont, John Piggot, Chris. Pike: G. Mr. Pinch & Whipple Pipe, Mic. Pitcairn, Dr. Wm. Pite, A. Beresford Playford: Hannah, w. of John John Pocock: Geo. John Thos. Jos. Sam. Poe, Edgar Allan Polish Rom. Cath. mission Politi, D. Poole, Rob. Poor, Little Sisters of the Poor Law Board Pope, Thos. A. Popham: Alex. (d. 1669) Alex. (fl.1699) Anne, see Dudley Sir Fras. (d. 1644) Fras. (d. 1674) Poplar (formerly in Stepney) Stratford (at Bow), St. Leonard's priory Porter: F. W. Thos. Potters Bar (Herts.) pottery Presbyterian Church of Wales (formerly Welsh Calvinistic Meth.) Presbyterians Prescott, Wm. Price: Abraham Geo. John Ric. Pride: John Martha, w. of John Priestley: J.B. Jos. Primatt: Humph. (d. 1729) Humph. (d. 1740) Nat. printing ind. Pritchard, And. Proctor, Hen. Protestantism in Peril Providence, Sisters of Pryor: J. Rob. Thos. Pullin: Jas. Sam. Pulteney: Anne Frances, m. Sir Wm. Pulteney (formerly Johnstone) Harry Henrietta Laura, ctss. of Bath Sir Wm. Wm., earl of Bath (formerly Johnstone), Sir Wm. Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Baker Pyry, Ric. de la Quakers, see Society of Friends Quick, Misses Quilter, Wm. R.I.B.A., see Royal Institute of British Architects Rackshaws and Roberts, Messrs. Radcliffe, John Radford: Dan. Mary, w. of Dan., see Harris Mary, m. Thos. Rogers Rae, A. Ragged School Union and ragged schs., see Shaftesbury Soc. Railway Mission Raleigh, Alex. Ralph, T.C., vicar of St. Mary Magdalene, Lower Holloway Ramsay, Joshua Randell, John Randell's tilekilns Ranulf Rashbrook, J. Ravenscroft: Jas., sr. Jas., jr. Mary, see Fletcher Rebotier, Chas. Reddall, Wm. Redmond, Wm. Rees, Thos. Reformed Episcopalians Regent's canal Regent's Canal Co. Reid, Chas. Rendall: John Wm. Reynolds: Sam. Miss. Rhine Palatinate Rhodes: Hen. Jas. Sam. Thos. Wm. fam. Rich: Sir Ric. Rob., earl of Warwick Susanna, ctss. of Warwick, see Halliday Richard of Hethersett Richardson: Hen. John Rickthorne: Anne, w. of Wm., m. Sir Art. Atye Wm. Ridge's Royal Food Mill Ridley: S. H. Sam. rifle and pistol shooting Rigby, Thos. Riley, Mr. ritualism Ring Cross, see Islington Rivaz: Hen. fam. Roberts: C.P., & Co. Chas. Ernest Chas. Phil. Robey, Geo. Robinson Crusoe Robley: Anne, w. of John (d. by 1813) Geo. John (d. by 1813) John (d. 1822) fam. Robson & Estall, Messrs. Rochester, prebendary at, see Strahan Rock Estates Rodda, John Rogers: Mary, see Radford Sam. Rolfe, Steph. Roman Catholicism, and see Augustinian Sisters of Meaux; Catholic Apostolate; Charity of St. Jeanne Antide; Cross and Passion; Discalced Carmeliters; Franciscan Missionaries; Little Brothers of Jesus; Loreto; Mary Notre Dame; Mercy, Brothers of; Our Lady of Sion; Passionist Fathers; Poor, Little Sisters; Providence, Sisters of; Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary; Servite Sisters; St. Paul of Chartres; John of God; St. Paul of Chartres; Ursulines of Jesus Old Rom. Cath. Ch. Rood, Heal & Co. Rose, Jack, (Shoes) Rosemary Branch, see Islington Rosoman, Thos. Ross, fam. Rothschild, Nathan Mayer de Roumieu, R. L. Routh, Cuthbert Rowarth, Mrs. Phebe Eliza Rowe: John Thos. Rowland, Edw. Royal Agricultural Hall Co. Royal Caledonian asylum, see Holloway, Lower Royal Chest hosp., see Shoreditch Royal Free hosp., see Holborn Royal Humane Soc. Royal Institute of British Architects (R.I.B.A.) Royal Smithfield show Royal Toxophilite Soc. Rufford: Nic. Mr. Rule, John Runtz: John John Johnson John Jos. Rutland: Anne, see Gower Wm. Rutland, earl of, see Manners Rydon: H. J. Hen. Rydon or Rygdon, Joan S.B.L., see London School Board S.D.P., see Social Democratic Party S.P.C.K., see Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Sabey, Sam. Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary, Sisters of Sadler, Sir Ralph Sadlier, Dame Mary, formerly w. of Wm. Crowne Saffron Hill, see Hatton Garden Sage: David E. J. Sainsbury's Ltd. St. Alban, Vct., see Bacon, Fras. St. Barbe: Mary fam. St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, see London St. Benet Sherehog, see London, chs. and pars. St. Bride's, Fleet St., vicar, see Palmer, Jas. St. Camillus, Fathers of the Order of St. Giles without Cripplegate, see London, chs. and pars. St. Giles's Christain mission St. John, Sir Hen. Paulet, see Mildmay St. John of God, Sisters of St. John's Wood, see St. Marylebone St. John of Jerusalem, see Clerkenwell, Knights of the Hospital; Islington, mans., St. John St. Luke's, Old Street Leysian Mission Moorfields nonconf. (protestant) Rom. Cathm. sch. St. Mary Lothbury, see London, chs. and pars. St. Mary without Bishopsgate, hosp. of, see London St. Marylebone: hosp. St. John's Wood St. Michael's Paternoster, see London, chs. and pars. St. Olave, Old Jewry, see London, chs. and pars. St. Pancras Battle Bridge, see King's Cross burial bd. Camden Town Gray's Inn Rd.: Mayo sch. Kentish Town King's Cross, q.v. nonconf. (protestant) roads Somers Town tech. educ. St. Pancras, Marylebone and Paddington Freehold Land Soc. St. Paul of Chartres, Sisters of St. Pauls's cathedral, Lond.: canons and see Sired clerks of the choir dean and chapter as landowners deans minor canons and see Langley, Thos. perbendal estates, see Islington, mans., Islington Prebend; Stoke Newington, man., prebendal man. precentor, see Thomas of Stortford treasurer, see Vaughan, Edw. St. Peter-le-Poer, see London, chs. and pars. St. Vincent's Housing Assoc. Salman, fam. Salonika (Greece) Salvation Army Sammes, John Samuel Lewis Trust Sandeman, Rob. Sandermanians (Glasites) Sanders, Hen. Martin, vicar of St. John's, Highbury Pk. Sanderson, Thos. Sandoz, Fred. Sandys: Margery, see Bray Thos. Sir Wm., Ltd. Sandys Sanford: Ann, w. of Hen. Hen. Sankey, I. D. Sarson, Hen. Saunders, Dr. Wm. Sayer, Geo. Scheldt, Mr. Scher, Anna Schoroder, Wm. Hen. Scheweizer, Mr. Science, Mrs. Science and Art Department, South Kensington scientific instrument making Scoles, J. J. Scotland, Established Church of Scott: Chas. M. O. Sir Geo. Gilb. John Oldrid Thos. Thos. H. B. W. Gilbee Mrs. fam. sculptors, see Baily; Banks, Thos.; Fleischmann Searle, C. G. Seely & Paget Seifert, R., & Partners Selfridge Provincial Stores Serventi, Hen., shopfitters Servite Sisters Seven Dials, see Westminster Seven Sisters Road Seventh-day Adventists Seventh-day Baptists Sewardstone (Essex) Sewell: Anna Mary Shackell & Edwards Shaftesbury, earls of, see Cooper Shaftesbury Soc. (Ragged Sch. Union) Sharpe, Sam. Shaw: John Meliora, see Loane Mrs. Shawyer, H., & Sons Sheffield, Mary Shelford, Leonard, rector of Stoke Newington Shelter Shepherd, Wm. Shepherd, David S., curate at Islington, later bp. of Liverpool Shield, John Shillibeer, Geo. shoemaking Shore, Offley Shoreditch boro. chars. Hoxton nonconf. (protestant) schs. ind. nonconf. (protestant) poor relief Royal Chest hosp. schs. vicar, see Hanmer Wenlocksbarn wkho. Short, Jas. Sickert, Wal. Sievier, Rob. Wm. silkweaving Simeon Trust Simes, Clarence, vicar of St. Mic's, Islington Simmons, Ric. Anstead Simpson: Rob. Sidrach, rector of Stoke Newington Sired Skeat, Fras. ski practice Skinner, Ephraim skittles slaughtering Slennet, Thos. Smart: Chris. Edwin Smetham, Jas. Smith: A. Llewellyn Benj. F. M. Geo., architect Geo., cowkeeper Geo., nurseryman (? the same) Humph. Jas. John L. J. R. P., Vaux, & Bell Ric. (d. 1772), vicar of Islington Ric. (d. 1776) Revd. Ric. (fl. 1811) Thos. Sir Wal. Wm. Bassett Mrs. fam. Smithfield Club Smithfield market, see London, Smithfield soap making Sobell, Sir Mic. Social Democratic Party (S.D.P.) Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (S.P.C.K.) Society of Friends (Quakers) soda-water making Softley, Mrs. Somers Town, see St. Pancras Sons of the Clergy, Corporation of the Soper, Donald, Ld. Soper Soundry, Mrs. South Kensington, see Science and Art Department South Mimms South-East Islington, see Islington Southcott, Joanna Southend-on-Sea (Essex) Southgate Cockfosters, Trent Park cemetery Ford's Green Grovelands Southwark (Surr.) Sparshatt, Mary Ann Speight: Dinah, see Mayor John Spencer: Eliz., m. Wm., Ld. Compton Sir John, 1d. mayor of Lond. Spencer Bros. Spencer, Thos. Sperati, fam. Spicer, Trevillian Spiller: Jas. John Spilsworth, Wm. Spiritualists Spitalfields, see Stepney sports and recreations, see archery; athletics; billiards; bowling; bullbaiting; cricket; cycling; dog fights; duck-hunting; Dutch Pin bowling; fives court; football; harriers; hawking; lawn tennis; rifle and pistol shooting; ski practice; skittles; wrestling Sprague, W. G. R. Sprange, Dan. Spratling, John Rob. Springett, Emma Spurgeon: Chas. Haddon John Stacy, Capt. Staley, Jas. Stamford Hill, Hackney turnpike trust Starkey, John Starling, Mat. Jas. Statham, Sherard Freeman Steemson, Sam. Stephen: Jas. (d. 1779) Jas. (d. 1832) Stephens: Mic. (or Stevens) Wm. Wm.?, landholder Stephens's Ink factory Stepney: Bethnal Green, q.v. man. Mile End Poplar, q.v. Rom. Cathm. Spitalfields, nonconf. (protestant) Stevenage (Herts.) Stevens, John Stevenson & Ramage Stewart: Alex. Sir Halley Stock: Thos. wid. of Thos. Mrs. and see Stoke; Stokker Stock & Sons Stodhart, Rob. Stoke Wm. atte Stoke Newington adv. agric. Albert Town ind. almshos. baths boro. arms offices wards boundaries bridges burial bd. cage cemeteries Abney Park chars. coach svces. common, see Hackney common fields communications, conservation areas dispensaries and clinics dom. bldgs.: Abney Ho., see Stoke Newington, man., Abney Church Row Church St. Compton Ho. Copthall or church ho. Defoe's ho. Fairview Fleetwood Ho., see Stoke Newington, man., Fleetwood Grafton Ho. Grange Halstead Ho. High Street (? Stamford Ho.) Hugonin Ho. Laurels Manor Rd. Newington Hall Northumberland Ho. Olney Cottage Palatine Ho., see Stoke Newington, man., Palatine Paradise Ho. Paradise Row River Ho. St. Mary's Lodge Stoke Ho. Stoneleigh Ho. Summerhouse Thatched Cottage Vincent Ho. Warwick Ho. Wentworth Ho. Willows (later Kennaway Hall) drainage electricity farms and farmhos. Brooklands Clayditches or Littlestones fire flats Coronation Ave. Woodberry Down friendly socs. gas geol. glebe growth Church St. the London rd. halls and institutes hosps. and asylums ind. Church St. the London rd. Jews lecturers librs. man. and other estates Abney Ho. Browning Clissold Park Ho. Corbett ho. Fleetwood Ho. Maughan's Palatine Ho., hos. prebendal man. copyholds, cts., customs, demesne, lessees man. ho. Pulteney Stonefields mills missions mkt. gdns. and nurseries Newington Green, q.v. nonconf. (protestant) academies omnibus svces. par. officers pks. and open spaces Clissold Pk. police pond poor relief pop. pound prebendaries, and see Briggs, Thos.; Turner, Thos,; Young, John pub. hos. Clarence Falcon Finsbury Park tavern Green Dragon Hare and Hounds Londesborough Manor house Pegasus Rochester Castle Rose and Crown Royal Oak Three Crowns Three Crowns (formely Flower de Luce or Cock and Harp) Three Pigeons White Hart White Lion rectors and see Becke; Bull; Clyve; Cooke, Wm.; Gaskin; Heath, Wm.; Jackson, Thos.; Langley; Lovechild; Manton; Millington; Nicolls, W. H.; Shelford; Simpson, Sidrach; Taverner; Tayler, Archdale Wilson; Thoresby; Wyndeson rectory rectory ho. refuse retail trade Church St. the London rd. rlys. and Underground rlys. stas. roads Church St. Green Lanes the London rd. (Stamford Hill, High St., and Stoke Newington Rd.) and see Ermine Street; Seven Sisters Rd. Rom. Cathm. convents schs. sewerage soc. life Stocks tithes town hall tram svces. vestry offices vicarage vicars and see William water wkho. woodland Stoke Newington and Hackney Observer Stoke Newington Citizen Stoke Newington Dwellings Syndicate Ltd. Stoker: John Marg., m. Wm. Jekyll fam. Stonehouse: Duke Fras. Geo. (fl. 1691-1720) Geo., vicar of Islington Stortford, Thos. of, see Thomas Stowe, Harriet Beecher Strahan, Geo., vicar of Islington, prebendary at Rochester Stratford-at-Bow, see Poplar Straw, Jack Strong: John Mary, w. of John Thos. Stroud, Hen. Stroud Bros. Stroud Green, in Islington and Hornsey farms growth mission nonconf. (protestant) pub. hos. Rom. Cathm. Stroud Vale, see Islington Studds, John Suckley, Ralph Sulman, John Surrey, see Battersea; Bermondsey; Chertsey; Herne Hill; Southwark; Woolwich Sussex, see Grinstead, East Sutton: Anne, w. of Ric. Anne, m. Thos. Yates Eliz., see Dudley Eliz., m. Wm. Booth Kath., m. Tomlinson Busby Ric. Thos. Swedenborgians, see New Jerusalem Sweetapple, Sarah Swinnerton, Hen. Sydney: abp. of, see Gough, Hugh R. dean of, see Hudson tailoring Talbot, Mr. tanning Tappe, Clara Tappen, Geo. Tate, Harry Taverner, John, rector of Stoke Newington Tavistock Repertory Theatre Co. Tayler: Abraham Archdale Wilson, rector of Stoke Newington Kenneth Taylor, Jas. Tealby, Mrs. Mary Temple, Dame Sarah tenure: customary, see Islington, mans.; Stoke Newington, man. enfranchisement leasehold bldg. leases leases in reversion military svce. subleasing Terrett: John Mary, see Perrott Terry: Edw. Eliz. Ellen Judith, m. Ric. Lazenby Ric. Steph. (fl. 1714) Steph., gt.-nephew of Steph. (fl. 1714) Thos., sr. Thos., jr. Sir Wm. Teulon, S. S. Thackeray, Wm. Thames Water Authority The Recorder theatres and concert halls and see Islington, Agricultural Hall Theobald, Phil. Thomas: Hugh John Thos. Thomas of Barrow, his dau., see Alice Thomas of Stortford, precentor of St. Paul's his s., see William Thompson: Chas. Geo. Pishey Thos. Thomson and Crosswell Thoresby, Ralph, rector of Stoke Newington Thornhill: Geo. (d. 1827) Geo. (d. 1852) Geo. (d. 1875) Noel Thos. fam. Thrift, Jos. Thurman: Eliz., m. John White John Thurman & White Thwing, Geo. Tidman, Edw. Tilley, Vesta Timewell, Wm. Tollington, in Islington farms and farmhos. Barton's Tollington, see Islington, mans., Upper Place growth, see Holloway, Upper man., see Islington, mans., Tollington moated site woodland Tollington Park, see Holloway, Upper Tomkins, Martin Tonge, Israel Tooke, Wm. Tooker, Wm. Tottenham Hermitage est. Tower Hamlets, Lond. boro., schs. Townshend, Sir Rog. Treby, Elias Tredway, Frans. Trent Park Cemetery, see Southgate, Cockfosters Tress, Wm. Trimen, Mr., architect Trinder, Tommy Trounce, Wm. Truefitt, Geo. Truelove, J. Reg. Tuam, abp. of, see Hort, Josiah Tufnell: Edw. Ellen Bertha, w. of Edw. (later Tufnell Foster), Geo. Hen. Hen. Archibald Mary, see Carleton (later Tufnell Jolliffe), Wm., (d. 1797) Wm. (d. 1809) fam. Tufnell Park, see Holloway, Upper Turfett, see Tursett Turks, see immigrants Turner: Thos., prebendary of Stoke Newington Miss Turner's varnish factory Tursett (or Turfett): Edw. Edw., s. of above Geo. his s. John Steph. Turvyn, Thos. Tutchin, Mrs. Eliz. Twyford: Eliz. Mary, m. Rob. Young sr. Mary, see Hooper Wm. Twyford, prebendary of, see Wardale Tyler, Hen. Tylor, John, & Sons Umfreville, Edw. Unitarian Soc. Unitarians United Provinces United Reformed Church United Secession Church of Scotland University College sch. Upton, John Ursulines of Jesus Usher, Thos., tailors Uwins, Thos. Vagg, Sam. Thos. Collins Vale Royal (Ches.), abbey Vane, Wm. Harry, earl of Darlington varnish making Vaughan, Edw., vicar of Islington, prebendary of Brondesbury and of Harlesden, treasurer of St. Paul's, later bp. of St. David's Venn, Hen., vicar of St. John's, Upper Holloway Vere: Edw. de, earl of Oxford Wm. de Vernon, Hen. Victoria, Queen Victoria Dwellings Assoc. vinegar making Vorley, Mr. Vowell, Peter Waddington, John, printers Waddy, S. D. (Judge) Wagstaff, Jas. Walburton, Rob. Walford, fam. Walker: Hen. Isaac John or Jas. Sam., & Co. Mrs. Walker, Maltby & Co. Wall Paper Manufacturing Wallace or Wallis, Geo. Wallen, F. Waller, Chas. Hen. Walley, Wm. Wallis, see Wallace Wallis & Sons Walter: Ann, m. Wal. Mills John Waltham Holy Cross (Essex) War Relief Toys Ward: Jas. Thos. Ward, Mary, Settlement, see Mary Ward Wardale, John, vicar of Islington, prebendary of Twyford Warlters, Mr. Warminger, John Warner's coach and cart grease factory Warwick, earl of, see Rich Wase: Chris. Hester, m. Sir Hen. Blount Judith, w. of Chris., m. Wm. Martin Judith, m. Geo. Masters watchmaking water-meter making water-proofing Waters, A. W. Watkins, Mr. Watson: Jas. John Thos. Wm. Watts: Isaac Thos. Wm. Waugh, Evelyn Weaver: Mrs. Miss weaving Webb: Geo. (fl. 1834-45) Geo. (fl. 1862-1913) John Rob. Wm. Thos. Wm. Webber, Hen. Weitzman, David Wells: Edw. John Thos. Welsh C.E. Church Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, see Presbyterian Church of Wales Welsh Congregationalists Welsh language classes Wenlocksbarn, see Shoreditch Wentworth, Sir Thos., Ld. Wentworth Wesley: Chas. John Sam. West, John West Indians, see immigrants Westbrook: John Wm. Western Ground Rents Westminster: abbey Berkeley Sq.: St. Mary, Bourdon St. Church House Covent Garden Long Acre nonconf. (protestant) Oxford St. Seven Dials Whatmore, John Wheelwright, Mr. Wheelwrights Wheteley, Ric. Whincop & Son Whitbread's bottling yard White: Eliz., see Thurman John Wm. and see Whyte white lead making Whitechapel: almshos. nonconf. (protestant) Whitechapel Bell Foundry Whitefield, Geo. Whitefriars, see London, chs. and pars. Whithear, Rob. Whitteridge, Jabez Whittingham, Chas. Whittington, Ric. Whymark, W. Whyte, Miss M. C. and see White Wickens, Wm. Wickes, H. A. Wickings, Wm. Widdows, Thos. Wigginton, Wm. Wilberforce, Wm. Wildman, Watkinson, and his w. Susanna Wilkinson: Conrad Jos. Wilkinson & J. S. C. Heywood, Messers. William of Haselbech William s. of Thomas of Stortford William Wilson William, vicar of Stoke (? Newington) Williams: Benj. Sir Gilb., vicar of Islington Sir Howell J. Mr. priest and see Dr. Williams's libr. Williams & Crouch Williamson, Wm. Willoughby, Mr. Wills, Thos. Wilmer, John Wilson: Dan., sr., vicar of Islington, later bp. of Calcutta Dan., jr., vicar of Islington, prebendary of Chiswick E. & J. Geo. Jas. John Jos. Alderman Col. Sam. Wm. fam. Wiltshire, archdeacon of, see Yeates, Cornelius Windham: Eliz., w. of Thos. Thos. Windsor, Edw., Ld. Windsor Windsor (Berks.), canon of, see Cave, Wm. Winspear: Mary, see Mayor Thos.(? two of this name) Winterflood: Cath., see Mayor John Wisdom, Norman Wiseman: Sir Ric. Rob. Witcombe, Jas. Wolfit, Donald Wollstonecraft, Mary Wontner: Thos. Thos., & Sons Wood: Mary, w. of Rob. Rob. Rog. Wood Green Woodcock, Rob. Woodfall: Hen. Wm. Woods: Jos. Jos., s. of above Marg., see Hoare fam. Woolwich (Surr.) Woolwich Arsenal F.C., see Arsenal Wootton: Marg., see Cholmondley Wm. Worley, Mr. Worthington: Hugh Thos. Wragg, Mr. wrestling Wright: John Sam. Wroth (Wrothe): Edw. Eliz., see Callard John Mary, w. of Wm. (d. 1614), m. Ric. Colton Ric. Rob. Sir Thos. Thos. Wm. (d. 1614) Wm., s. of Ric. Mrs. fam. Wyeth, Wm. Wyn, schoolmaster Wyndeson, John de, rector of stoke Newington Y.M.C.A. Y.W.C.A. Yardley: And. fam. Yates: Anne, see Sutton Hester, w. of Ric. Wm. Ric. Sutton Ric. Wm. Thos. Yates & Co. Yeates, Cornelius, vicar of Islington, archdeacon of Wilts. Yoakley, Mic. Yon, Wm. Yorke: Ellen, w. of John (d. 1612) John (d. 1612) John (fl. 1630) Sam. Wm. Wm., s. of Wm. Yorkshire, N. Riding Young: John, architect John, prebendary of Stoke Newington Keith Martha (d. 1780), m. Jas. Davison Martha (d. 1803) Mary (d. 1769), see Twyford Mary (d. 1788) Mary (fl. 1804) (or Cloudesley), Ric., see Cloudesley Rob., sr. Rob., s. of above Young & Co. Zachary, John