A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 5, Hendon, Kingsbury, Great Stanmore, Little Stanmore, Edmonton Enfield, Monken Hadley, South Mimms, Tottenham. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1976.
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'Index: A-J', in A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 5, Hendon, Kingsbury, Great Stanmore, Little Stanmore, Edmonton Enfield, Monken Hadley, South Mimms, Tottenham, (London, 1976) pp. 381-401. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/middx/vol5/pp381-401 [accessed 18 March 2024]
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Among the abbreviations used in the index, sometimes with the addition of an s to indicate plurality, the following may need elucidation: agric., agriculture; Alb., Albert; alms-ho., alms-house; And., Andrew; Ant., Anthony; Art., Arthur; bt., baronet; Bart., Bartholomew; Benj., Benjamin; bp., bishop; bd., board; boro., borough; Bros., Brothers; bldr., builder; bldg., building; Capt., Captain; Cath., Catherine; Cathm., Catholicism; chars., charities; Chas., Charles; Chris., Christopher; chs., churches; Coll., College; Col., Colonel; cttee., committee; co., company; ctss., countess; ct., court; Dan., Daniel; dau., daughter; dom., domestic; Edm., Edmund; educ., education; Edw., Edward; Eliz., Elizabeth; Ern., Ernest; fam., family; Fran., Francis; Fred., Frederick; gdning., gardening; Gen., General; Geof., Geoffrey; geol., geology; Geo., George; Gilb., Gilbert; Hen., Henry; Herb., Herbert; hosp., hospital; ho., house; ind., industry; Jas., James; Jos., Joseph; jr., junior; Kath., Katharine; Laur., Laurence; libr., library; Lond., London; ld., lord; man., manor; mchss., marchioness; Marg., Margaret; mkt., market; m., married; Mat., Matthew; Mic., Michael; mus., museum; Nat., Nathaniel; Nic., Nicholas; nonconf., nonconformity; par., parish; Pet., Peter; Phil., Philip; pop., population; pub., public; q.v., quod vide; rly., railway; Reg., Reginald; Revd., Reverend; Ric., Richard; Rob., Robert; Rog., Roger; Rom., Roman; Sam., Samuel; sch., school; sr., senior; svces., services; Sim., Simon; soc., social or society; s., son; sta., station; Steph., Stephen; Thos., Thomas; Vct., Viscount; Wal., Walter; wid., widow; w., wife; Wm., William; wkho., workhouse; wks., works
Abbott: Art. Rob., Chas., Ld. Tenterden, John, Ld. Tenterden, Abercorn, earl and marquesses of, see Hamilton Aberdeen, earl of, see Hamilton-Gordon Abernethy, John, Abingdon, John of, Abraham, F., Abrahams, Mr. (fl. 1790), Absalom, priest, Acorn Products (later Acorn Aluminium Products), Acton: Eliz., m. Sir Thos. Whitmore, Sir Wm., bt., Acton, Acton Brick Co., Ada, dau. of David, earl of Huntingdon, m. Hen. de Hastings, Adams: Fran., Maurice, architect, Thos., Wm., fam., Adderley: John, fam., Adelaide, queen of Wm. IV, Adelize, sister of Wm. I, Adolphus Frederick, duke of Cambridge, Adrian IV, Pope, Aerators Ltd. (Sparklets), Affebrigge, John de, Affeyte (La Feyte): Alice, see Pelyndon Cecily, Hen. de, Joan, Agard, Wal., Agate, Jas., Age, Wm., Aguillon: Isabel, m. Hugh Bardolf, Ld. Bardolf, Marg., see Rivers Sir Rob., Sir Wm., fam., aircraft industry, Aircraft Manufacturing Co. (Airco), Aircraft-Marine Products (G.B.), later AMP of Great Britain, Aislabie, John (d. 1742), Ajax Motor & Engineering Co., Akenside, Mark, Alan, ld. of Galloway, Albany, duchess of, see Helene Albemarle: dukes of, see Monck earl of, see Keppel Albert, Prince, Albini, Ric. de, abbot of St. Albans, Albion Food Mills, Albold (fl. 1086), Aldenham, Wm. of, Aldenham (Herts.), Aldenham Bus Works, Alder: Miss E. H., J. S., architect, Aldersey's glass mill, Alexander I, czar of Russia, Alexandra Palace, in Wood Green, rly. sta., Alfred, King, n Algar, All Souls College, Oxford, warden and fellows, see Hovenden; Strensham; Warner Allen: Thos., fam., n Allied Hospital Benevolent Soc., Allsop: John, John Thos., Wm., Almack, Revd. Wm., Alston: Judith, wid. of Penning, Penning, Amalgamated Plastics Leaside Works, Amherst, Wm. Pitt, Earl Amherst, Amis, Kingsley, Amwell (Herts.), Anabaptists, Anderson: John Wm., Rob., Wm., Andrews: Eusebius, Ric., Thos., Mr. (fl. c. 1800), Anesty: Rob., Thos., fam., Angel Road, in Edmonton: chs., halls and institutes, ind., and see Edmonton, Upper Angell, Rebecca, Anglo-Catholicism, see ritualism and high-church practices Anjou, Marg. of, see Margaret Annandale, ld. of, see Bruce, Rob. de Annesley: Jasper, Joan, w. of Jasper, John, Ansgar the staller, Aragon, Cath. of, see Catherine Arbon, Jas., Archer, Rose, architects, see Adams; Alder; Ashwell; Ayrton; Baillie; Baines; Banfield; Barker; Barker and Kirk; Benson; Bethell; Binyon; Blomfield; Blore; Bodley; Boughton; Briggs; Brooks; Brown, Sir John and W. E. and F.; Burchett; Bury; Butterfield; Caroë; Caroë and Passmore; Carpenter; Carter; Chambers; Christian; Clarke; Clutton; Colcutt; Comper; Cranfield; Craze; Crickmer; Curtis; Curzon; Cutts, J. E. K. and J. P.; Dawber; Dawkes and Hamilton; Derick; Dixon-Spain; Dobb; Dollar; Eden; Ellis; Essex; Eylson and Long; Faber; Farey; Farrow; Ferry and Wallen; Figgis; Fletcher; Forrest; Forsyth; George; Gibbs; Glanfield; Goldie; Goldie and Child; Grant; Green; Habershon, W. G. and E.; Habershon and Pite; Hamp; Hart; Harwood; Hayne; Henderson; Henson; Hodson and Whitehead; Holden; Hornblower; Houchin; Hurst; James; Jennett; Johnson; Kaye; Kendall; Kingwell; Knowles; Lapidge; Laws; Lee, Frank and J. T.; Lidbetter; Lochner; Lucas; Luder; Lugar; Lutyens; Lyons; Mackmurdo; Marchant; Martin-Smith; Masey; Matthews; Mee; Mitchell; Mitchell and Bridgewater; Moffat; Moore; Morris; Moye; Mulvey; Mumford; Nash; Neve; Newman & Newman; Page; Paine; Parker; Paull; Paull and Bonella; Pearce; Pearson; Phillips; Plumbe; Pouget; Price; Pugin; Quennell; Reeves; Richardson; Riley; Roberts; Robertson; Rochford; Rowntree; St. Aubyn; Salter; Salvin; Savage; Scott, Geo. Gilb. (later Sir Gilb.), Sir Giles Gilb., John Oldrid, T. H. B., and W. Gilbee; Searles; Sears; Seely and Paget; Shaw; Shepherd; Sherman; Shum; Sinnott; Smith, T. Rog.; Stenning; Stern; Sterrett; Stone, Nic. and Percy; Street; Talman; Tasker; Taylor, Sir Rob. and T. H.; Teulon; Thornhill; Thorpe; Tite; Trobridge; Unwin; Vanbrugh; Vardy; Voysey, C. Cowles and C. F. A.; Wallace; Ware; Warre; Waterhouse; Watson; Webb, Phil. and Wm.; Welch; Welch and Lander; Williamson; Wilson, J. B. and T. M.; Yeates Ardesoif, John, Ardynton, Thos., Armagh: abp. of, see Hoadly dean of, see Wood Armstrong: Benj. John, minister of Little Stanmore, Edm., Arnold, miller, Arnold: Mat., poet, Ric., Arnos Grove (Arnolds), see Southgate, mans. and other estates Artizans', Labourers' and General Dwellings Co., Arundel, earl of, see FitzAlan Ashby: Edw., Wm. Harrison, Ashby's Plating Works, Ashley, Joan, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Ashton: Mary, see Ewer Wm., Ashwell, Thos., architect, Ashwell (Herts.), Aske: Edw., Eliz., m. Thos. Frowyk, Marg., see Francis fam., Askew: Alice, see Grimston Sir Chris., Eliz., see Asplyn Fran., Geof., J., Nic., Ric., Asplyn: Eliz., wid. of John, m. 2 Geof. Askew, John, assarting, Assemblies of God, assizes of bread and ale, Associated Leisure, Aston, Sir Rog., Aston, North (Oxon.), Atcheson, Hen., curate of Kingsbury, Atkins (Atkyns): Sir Rob., Thos., Atkinson, Fran., Atlas Lamp Works, Atlas Lighting, Atule, Edmer, Atwood, John, Aucher: Sir Ant., Hester, see Collet Audley: Hen., Ric., Sir Thos., Ld. Audley, Augustus Fred., duke of Sussex, Aunsel: Christine, see Haye Wm., Austell, Bridget, Austen: John, Sir John, M. P., Austin the mercer, Austin (later British) Motor Co., Avery: John, Norton, Wm., -, of Basinghall, Aylesford, ctss. of, see Finch Aylotte, Sir Jos., bt., Aylward (Ayleworth): Thos., fam., Ayrton, Maxwell, architect, B. B. C., Babbage, Chas., Backhouse: Nic., Sam., Bacon (Bacun): John (fl. 1284), John, jr. (fl. 1791), Bagutti, -, plasterer, Bailey (Bayley): Edw., Hugh, vicar of Hendon, Nic., Baillie, Scott, architect, Baines, Frank, architect, Baines, Geo., and Son, architects, Baird: John Logie, Mrs., Bake, Jas., Baker: Barrington, Hen., Wm. (d. 1824), Wm. (d. c. 1844), Wm. Rob., Baker Street and Silver Street, in Enfield, dom. bldgs.: Bates, Blakes, Enfield Court, Fox Hall, Gough Park, Holmwood, Lee Ho. (Gothic Hall), Mortimers Farm, Pattensweir, Rectory, Vicarage, White Lodge, Woodcock Hall, growth, nonconf., pub. hos.: Hop Poles, Old Fighting Cock, Bakerloo line and see Metropolitan Railway, Baldwin, Wal., Ballard, Revd. Geo., Ballett: Joan, wid. of John, m. 2 Sir Jas. Price, John, Balliol: Devorgild (Devorguilla) de, see Devorgild John de, king of Scotland, John de, Balliols, see Tottenham, mans. and other estates ballooning, Banbury, John, Banfield, Ern. W., & Son, architects, Baptists, Baptist Union, and see Old Baptist Union Barber: Edw., & Co., Thos., Barclay: Jemima Stewart, Revd. Wm., fam., Barclays (formerly London and Provincial) Bank, Bardolf: Hugh, Ld. Bardolf, Isabel, see Aguillon Joan, m. Wm. Phelip, Ld. Bardolf, John, Ld. Bardolf, Thos., Ld. Bardolf, Bardolf, Ld., see Bardolf; Phelip Barker: A. Rowland, architect, Hen., M., Barker and Kirk, architects, Barkham: Sir Edw. (d. 1634), ld. mayor of Lond., Sir Edw., bt. (d. 1667), Sir Edw., bt. (d. 1711), Mrs. Jane, Mary, see Wilcox Sir Rob. (d. 1661), Rob. (fl. 1661), Sir Rob., bt. (d. c. 1701), Sir Wm., bt., fam., Barking, Ric. of, abbot of Westminster, Barking (Essex), Barley, John, Barnardo, Thos., Dr. Barnardo's Homes, Barnes, Sir Edw., Barnet (including Mimms Side), in Chipping Barnet (Herts.) and South Mimms, chs., dom. bldgs.: John Hasilwood's alms-hos., Leathersellers' alms-hos., educ., Queen Elizabeth's grammar sch. (later in South Mimms), group hosp. management cttee., growth, guild, halls and institutes, highway district, incumbents, and see Myers; Pennefather ind., local board district, Lond. boro., arms, man., mkts. and fairs, nonconf., poor law union, wkho., pub. hos.: Blue Bell, Green Dragon, Green Man, Hart's Horns, King of Prussia (later King George), Rising Sun, Robin Hood, Roebuck, Sebright Arms, White Lion, rural district, rural sanitary district, urban district, council, urban sanitary district, Barnet, battle of, Barnet, Chipping (Herts.), chars., incumbent, see Taylor mans., Barnet, East (Herts.), incumbent, see Taylor mans., urban district, council, ward, Barnet, Friern, Colney Hatch lunatic asylum, urban district, Barnet, High (Herts.), Barnet, New (Herts.), rly. sta., Barnet and District Gas and Water Co., Barnet association, Barnet Consumers' Gas Co., Barnet Ditches, brook, Barnet Lime Co., Barnet Valley, East (Herts.): local board, urban district, council, urban sanitary authority, Barnet Water Co., Barnett: Dame Henrietta, (or Somry), Ric., Barningham Ltd., Barnville: Eliz. (d. 1515), m. Sir Thos. Frowyk, John de (fl. 1314), John (d. by 1482), fam., Barr, Geo., Barratt & Co., confectioners, Barroneau: Eliz., wid. of Fran., Fran., fam., Barrow, John, vicar of South Mimms and Sawbridgeworth, Barry, Horace, Bartelot, Thos., Bartholomew, vicar of Enfield, Bartlett, Jas., bell-founder, Barton: Bernard, Mr., assistant curate of Hendon, Barton's Forge and Iron Works, Barwick: Jas., fam., Bassani, sch. of the, Bassett, Geo., group, confectioners, Bastick, Turpin, Bate (later Bate Dudley), Hen.Sir Hen., bt.), (later Bates: Geo. Ferne, vicar of South Mimms, Wm., vicar of Tottenham, Bathurst: Cath., m. Josias Ent, Sir Hen., John, Batley, Jeremiah, and his w. Grace, Batt, Timothy, vicar of South Mimms, Batters, Geo., Battersea (Surr.), housing scheme, Baxter: Ric., Wm. (d. 1723), Bayley, see Bailey Baylis, John and Jas., crape manufacturers, Bayne, Geo., Bazalgette, Sir Jos., Beachcroft, Mrs. Sarah, Beale: Joshua, Mary, m. - Hobby, Steph., fam., Beardmore Motors, Beauchamp: Anne, see Proctor Ephraim, John, later Ld. Beauchamp, Lettice, wid. of Ephraim, Thos., Sir Wm., see Beauchamp-Proctor Beauchamp-Proctor: Sir Thos., bt., (formerly Beauchamp), Sir Wm., bt., Beaufort, Hen., bp. of Winchester (d. 1447), Beaufort, duke of, see Somerset Beaumont: Cath., w. of John, Vct. Beaumont, Eliz., w. of John, Vct. Beaumont, see Phelip Eliz., w. of Wm., Vct. Beaumont, m. 2 John de Vere, earl of Oxford, Hen., Ld. Beaumont (d. 1340), n Hen., Ld. Beaumont (d. 1413), Joan, m. John Lovell, Ld. Lovell, John, Ld. Beaumont (d. 1396), John, Vct. Beaumont (d. 1460), Lewis de, bp. of Exeter, Wm., Vct. Beaumont, fam., Becher, Wm., Beckett: John, Mary, w. of John, m. 2 Alex. Ward, Mr. (fl. 1920), Bedfont, East, see Hatton Bedfordshire, see Biggleswade;Kempston; Luton; Luton Hoo; Tebworth Bedwell, Wm., vicar of Tottenham, Beech, Thos., and see Marsh Beech Hill Park, see Enfield Chase, estates Begg, Dr. David, and his wid., Bela, wid. of Austin the mercer, Bell: Neil, see Critten Wm., Bell Brewery, Tottenham, Bell brook, see Pymme's brook bell-founders, see Bartlett; Butler; Eldridge; Janaway; Knight, Ellis and Sam.; Lester and Pack; Mears; Mears and Stainbank; Newton; Phelps; Waylett; Weston; Wightman, Phil. and Wm. Bellamy: Hen., Marg., see Nicholl Ric., Wm., fam., Belling & Lee, Bellis, Geo., Bellowe, John, Belucci, Antonio, painter, Bendbow, Rog., Benet, -, draper, Benfleet, South (Essex), Poynetts estates, Benington: Idony, see Mocking ., Sim Bennett: Jas., John, John Jos., Benson, Rob., Ld. Bingley, architect, Bentham, Jeremy, Bentinck, Wm., earl of Portland, Bentley: Nat., 'Dirty Dick', Dr. Thos., Bentley Heath, in South Mimms, chs., Bentley Heath brook, Bentley Priory, see Harrow Weald, mans. and other estates Bereford: John, Wm., Bergh (Berewe, Burgh): Ralph, fam., Berkshire, see Fawley; Hurley; Streatley Bernays: Ern., Leopold John, rector of Elstree, Leopold John, rector of Great Stanmore, Mrs. N., fam., Berners, John, Bernes, John, ld. mayor of Lond., Berney: John, Sarah, see Trench Thos. Trench, Berrowe, Anne, Besant, Sir Wal., Best & Co., Beston, Godfrey de, Beteress: Lucy, w. of Wm., Lucy, m. John Bowry, Wm., Wm., s. of Wm., Bethell: Chris., Frank, architect, Bethnal Green, Betoigne, David de, Bevan: David, Fran. Augustus, Rob. Cooper Lee, fam., Beveridge, Wm., Bigg, A., Biggleswade (Beds.), Billing, Hen., Billings, Wm., Billington, Thos., Bingley, Ld., see Benson Binyon, Brightwen, architect, Birch Bros., Birkbeck, Geo., Birkbeck Building Soc., Birkbeck Freehold Land Soc.. Birmingham Small Arms Co., Bischoffsheim, Hen., Bishop, John, curate of Kingsbury and later vicar of Willesden Bishop of London's Fund, Bishop's Stortford, see Stortford Blackburn: John (d. 1798), John (fl. 1812), Black Death, Blackman, Keith, fan-manufacturers, Blackwell, Thos., Blade, Thos., bldrs., Blagden, Rob., Blage: Dorothy, wid. of Sir Geo., Sir Geo., Blake: Sir Chas., Wm., poet, Blanches, see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Blechenham, Thos. of, Blechenham, see Hendon, mans. and other estates Blois, Gervase of, abbot of West- minster, Blomfield: Sir Art., architect, Chas. Jas., bp. of London, Bloore, G. H., Ltd., Blore, Edm., architect, Blossom: Agnes, w. of Rob., Rob., Blue House, see Hadley, Monken, mans. and other estates (Ludgrove) Blue Ribbon Gospel Temperance Movement, Blund (Blount, le Blount): And., Sir Hen., Hen., grandson of Sir Hen., John (fl. 1190), John (fl. 1281), n, John (fl. 1331), Lucy, see Waleran Rob. (fl. c. 1154-66), Rob. (d. 1290), Rog. (fl. c. 1086), Sibyl, m. - le Venour, Wm., fam., Board, Edw., Bockenham: Mary, m. 1 Thos. Lake, 2 Ric. May, Wm., Dr. (fl. 1653), Bocking: Elisha, Isabel, w. of Elisha, Boddam: Rawson Hart, Col. Thos., Bodleian Library, Oxford, Bodley, G. F., architect, Boehm, J. E., Bohun: Eliz. de, see Elizabeth Hen. de, earl of Hereford, Humph. de, earl of Hereford and Essex (d. 1275), Humph. de, earl of Hereford and Essex (d. 1298), Humph. de, earl of Hereford and Essex (d. 1322), Humph. de, earl of Hereford and Essex (d. 1361), Humph. de, earl of Hereford, Essex, and Northampton (d. 1373), Joan de, see FitzAlan John de, earl of Hereford and Essex, Mary de, see Mary Maud de, see Mandeville Bollaerts, Revd. C. W., Bolton: Thos., Thos. John, Wm., prior of St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield, Mrs., Bond: John, -, m. Jos. Neeld, Bonde (le Bounde): Joan, see Wyrhale John, Sim., Thos., Bone, Nic., Bonner, Edm., bp. of London, Booker, Eleazer, coach-bldr., Boot, Hen., & Sons, Booth: Dan., Sir Felix, Geo., Vere, Gen. Wm., Salvationist, fam., Booth & Co., distillers, Borough English, see tenure, copy- hold Bosanquet, Jas. Whatman, Boswell, Jas., Botany Bay, hamlet in Enfield Chase, Boteler: Sir Hen., Hen., s. of Sir Hen., Ralph, Boucher, Thos., Boudon, Rog., n Boughton, Eric G., architect, Boulton: Abraham, John, Sim., Bounds brook, Bounds Green, in Southgate and Wood Green, ch., growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., Bourchier, Sir Thos., Bourne, Reuben, Bournville (Worcs.), Bowater: Sir Noel, ld. mayor of Lond., Ric. (d. 1726), Ric. (fl. 1726), Ric. (fl. 1786), W. C., fam., Bowes (de arcubus), John, Bowes, in Southgate, dom. bldgs.: Avondale Coll., Truro Ho., growth, nonconf., pub. ho., Cock, ward, and see Bowes Park; Edmonton, mans. and other estates Bowes Park, in Southgate and Wood Green, chs., growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., rly. sta., ward, and see Bowes Bowles: Ann, see Garnault Art. Humph., Chas., E. A., Col. H. F., Hen. Carrington, Hen. Carrington Bowles, Mary, see Galliard fam., bowls, Bowman: Steven, Wm., Bowry: John, Lucy, see Beteress Bowyer: Anne, m. Sir Wm. Smyth, Sir Edm., John Wyndham, Wm., boxing, Boyd, Hugh, Boys, Wm., Bradlaugh, Chas., Bradshaw: John, regicide (d. 1659), John (d. 1698), Nic., fam., Braganza, Cath. of, see Catherine Braithwaite, J. B. (later Sir John), Brancaster: Alan, Gilb., Kath., m. John Farnborough, Thos. of, fam., Bray, Sir Reynold, chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, Brembre, Nic., ld. mayor of Lond., n Brenchley: Isabel, see Rampton Nic., Brent: Allen, John (fl. 1535), John (fl. 1612), Ric., Brent, Lond. boro. of, arms, wards, Brent, riv., Brentford, Brentford Gas Co., Brent Street, in Hendon, chs., dom. bldgs., Brent Bridge Ho., Hendon Ho., housing and council estates, nonconf., pub. ho., Bell, rly. sta., Brereton: John, master of St. Bartholomew's hosp., Wm., Bret, John le, Brethren, Breton: Eliab, Eliz., see Wolstenholme Brett: Sir John, Rob., Dr., Brewer, J. N., brewing, Brewster, Geo. Twining, Brian, Sir Thos., Brickhill, Joan, brick-making, Bridge, Rob., Bridgefoot, see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Bridger, Wm., ld. mayor of Lond., Bridges, Wal., vicar of Enfield, Bridgewater, see Mitchell Bridgewater, brook, Bridport, Vct., see Hood Briggs: Martin, architect, Steph., Brightbrook, Wm., Brightiff, C. H., architect, Brightley: Joan, wid. of Wm. of, Wm. of, Brightwen, Mrs. Eliza, Brikenden, John, vicar of South Mimms, Brimsdown, in Enfield, growth, ind., power sta., rly. sta., Brimsdown Castings, Brimsdown Lead Works, British and Foreign Schools Soc., British Bloodstock Agency, British Broadcasting Corporation, see B. B. C. British Electric Resistance Co., British Empire Exhibition, British Land Co., British Legion, British Leyland, British Motor Co., see Austin British Museum (later Libr.) news- paper repository, British Oxygen Co., British Red Cross Soc., British Transport Commission, British Waterways, Brittany, John of, earl of Richmond, Brixton Estate, Broad: Anne, see Kynaston John, Broadhead, Mrs., Brockley Hill, in Little Stanmore, Broderip, Frances, see Hood Broke, Wm., Brokesby, Bart., Brondesbury, in Willesden, Brooke, Dame Joan, Brookes: Jane, see Colte Nic., Brookmans Park (Herts.), Brooks, Jas., architect, Broomfield, John, n Broomfield (Ho.), see Southgate, mans. and other estates Brothby, -, Brougham, Hen. Pet., Ld. Brougham and Vaux , Broughton, Hugh, Brown (Browne): Abel, Christine, see Waver Dan., Hen., Jas., Sir John, architect, John, s. of Wm., John, s. of Sir Wistan, Lydia, Mrs. Sarah Eleanor, Thos., W. E. and F., architects, Wm., Sir Wistan, Browning: Thos., Mr. (fl. 1822), Brownlow, Ric., Broxbourne (Herts.), Bruce: Isabel de, see Isabel Mary, m. Hen. Brydges, Ric. de, Rob. de, earl of Carrick, later king of Scotland, Rob. de, ld. of Annandale (d. 1245), Sir Rob. de (d. 1295), Rob. de (d. 1304), Bruce Castle, see Tottenham, mans. and other estates (Tottenham man.) Bruces, see Tottenham, mans. and other estates Brucian , sch. magazine, Brun: Wm. le (d. by 1293), Wm. le (fl. 1293), Brunetti, Gaetano, painter, Bruno, Dr. Faa di, Brunskill: Ambrose, Jane, m. Thos. Walton, Bruton, Jas., Brydges: Anna Eliz., m. Ric. NugentTemple-Grenville, Earl Temple, n, Anne Eliza, w. of Jas., duke of Chandos, Hen., marquess of Carnarvon and duke of Chandos, Jas., marquess of Carnarvon and duke of Chandos (d. 1744), n, Jas., marquess of Carnarvon and duke of Chandos (d. 1789), Marg., see Nicholl Mary, w. of Hen., see Bruce Mary, w. of Jas., see Lake fam., Bryson: Archibald, Archibald, s. of Archibald, Buckeridge, Chas., painter, Buckingham, dukes of, and see Grenville Buckinghamshire, see Chesham; Eton Coll. Buckle, Wm., Bucointe: Adam, Gillian, see Renger Hen., s. of Adam, Hen., s. of Hen., Humph., Joan, wid. of Hen., John, Lucy, m. Waleran, Ranulph, Ranulph, s. of Hen., his daus., fam., Bukerel: And., mayor of Lond., n fam., Bulbeck, Thos., Bulkeley, Thos., Bull: Dickens, Frances, Fran., John, John, s. of John, Kath., w. of John, Kath., dau. of John, Laur., Bull's Cross, in Enfield, dom. bldgs., Bowling Green Ho., Bullsmoor Place, Dairy Ho., Garnault, Manor Ho., Myddelton Ho., Winterton Lodge, growth, pub. ho., Pied Bull, ward, Burchett, H. W., architect, Burden, Hen., Burgess, Mrs. Eliza, Burgess's Stores, Tottenham, Burgh: Christine de, see fitz Wauter Nic., Raymond de, Burghley, Ld., see Cecil Burne, Gen. Rob., Burne-Jones, Sir Edw. C., see Jones Burnell: Anne, wid. of John, m. 2 - Rewse, Anne, dau. of John, m. - Coo, Barbara, wid. of John, Eliz., m. - Webb, Hester, John (d. 1605), John (d. c. 1623), John (fl. 1664), Thos., fam., Burnt Oak, in Hendon and Kings- bury, chs., educ., pop., rly. sta., Burr, fam., Burrough: Eliz., John, Burroughs, the, in Hendon, dom. bldgs., Burroughs Ho., Grove Ho., educ., nonconf., pub. ho., White Bear, Rom. Cathm., Burrows: Geo., Hen. W., vicar of Edmonton and canon of St. Paul's, John, incumbent of Monken Hadley and St. Clement Danes, Burser, fam., Burt, Hen., Burton: Joan, see Edward John, Thos., Bury: Joan, w. of Wm., Marg., see Page Ric., Thos. Talbot, architect, Wm., Bury (Sayesbury), see Edmonton, mans. and other estates Bury Street, in Edmonton, chs., dom. bldgs.: Brook Ho., Bury Hall, see Edmonton, mans. and other estates, Bury (Sayesbury) Bury Ho., Bury Lodge, Fullers, Montefiore's Place, Salisbury Ho., Warren Lodge, growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., pub. ho., Stag and Hounds, ward, Bury Street stream (Hakebrook or Hobb Hale), Bush Hill, in Edmonton, dom. bldgs., growth, and see Bush Hill Park; Edmonton, mans. and other estates Bush Hill Park, in Edmonton and Enfield, chs., growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., rly. sta., ward, and see Bush Hill; Edmonton, farms and farm-houses and mans. and other estates Bush Hill Park Co., Bushey (Herts.), man., Bushey Heath (Herts.), Busk, fam., Butcher, John, Butler, Jas., bell-founder, Butterfield, Wm., architect, Butterwick, see Doget Byllyngdon, John de, Byng: Eliz., wid. of Geo.; Vct. Torrington, Geo., M.P. (d. 1789), Geo., M.P. (d. 1847), Geo., Vct. Enfield and earl of Strafford (d. 1886), Geo. Hen. Chas., Vct. Enfield and earl of Strafford, Harriet, w. of Geo., Admiral John, Gen. Sir John, Vct. Enfield and earl of Strafford, fam., Byrd, Wm., composer, Cade, Hen., Caesar, Sir Julius, Caesar's camp, Callaway, T., n Calton: Ant., Wm., Cambridge, John, Cambridge, duke of, see Adolphus Frederick Cambridge, n, rly. svces. to, Trinity Coll., q.v. University, professor of, see Sedgwick Cambridgeshire, see Cambridge; Thorney abbey Camden, Wm., Camden, Earl, see Pratt Camlet Moat, earthwork in Enfield Chase, Campbell & Heath, Campion, Edm., Candler: Eliz., wid. of Ric., Ric., Canfield, Little (Essex), see Strood Hall farm Canning, Eliz., Canning Town, Silvertown and Victoria Dock Freehold Land and Building Co., Cannon brewery, Cannon Rubber, Canon: John (fl. 1425), John (fl. 1471-86), Canons, see Stanmore, Little, mans. and other estates Canons Ltd., Canons Park Estate Co., Canteloup, Rog. de, Canterbury: abps., see Dunstan; Grindal; Laud; Walden, Rog. archdeacon, see Chichele Capel: Edw., Sir Giles, Sir Hen., Sir Wm., Capons House, see Hadley, Monken, mans. and other estates Cappadoce, Aaron, Capper: Mary, Ric., Rob., Car Mart (later Kenning Car Mart), Carbonell, John, Carew: Alice, see Stanford Hen., Rog., Carnarvon: mchnss. of, see Nicholl marquess of, see Brydges Carnegie, And., Caroë, W. D., architect, Caroë, W. D., and Passmore, architects, Carpenter: Amelia, see Chauncey And., sculptor, Miss F. C., Marg., m. Horatio Kemble, R. H., architect, Col. W. L., Carr, Wm., Carrick, earl of, see Bruce Carrier, Bernard, incumbent of Monken Hadley, Carter: Charlotte, see Rawlings Christine, see Marsh E. B., architect, Geo., John (fl. 1403), John (fl. 1773), Wm., Carteret, Grace, see Granville Cartwright, John, Cass: F. C. G., rector of Monken Hadley, Fred., Fred. Chas., incumbent of Monken Hadley, Cassini, Mr., Cassivellaunus, Cass-Tewart, see Tewart Castile, Eleanor of, see Eleanor Castle: John, fam., Castlereagh, Vct., see Stewart Catcher, fam., Catesby, Rob., Cathale (Herts.), priory, Catherine (of Aragon), queen of Hen. VIII, Catherine (of Braganza), queen of Chas. II, Catherine (Parr), queen of Hen. VIII, Catherine (of Valois), queen of Hen. V , Catherine Bourne, brook, Catholic Apostolic Church, Catnach, Jas., Cattalls, see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Causton: Edw., vicar of Enfield, Wm., Caustons, see Edmonton, mans. and other estates Cave: Cath., see Colte Thos., Cavendish, Sir Wm., Cayzer, see Keyser Cecil: Jas., earl and marquess of Salisbury, Jas. Brownlow Wm. Gascoyne-, marquess of Salisbury, Ric., Rob., earl of Salisbury, Rob. Art. Talbot Gascoyne-, marquess of Salisbury, Rob. Art. Jas. Gascoyne-, Vct. Cranborne, later marquess of Salisbury, Wm., Ld. Burghley, n, Wm., earl of Salisbury, fam., Central Middlesex hospital group, Chadwell (Herts.), Chair, Rob., Chalkhill: John (fl. 1393), John, poet (fl. 1600), John (fl. 1606, ? the same), Jon (fl. 1479), Jon or Eyan (d. 1605), Jon or Eyan (s. of last), Maud, Pet., Ralph, Thos., fam., Chalkhill, see Kingsbury, mans. and other estates Chamber: Edw., Geof., chamberlain, Ric. the, see Richard chamberlain, Wm. the, see William Chambers: Prof. R. W., Sir Wm., architect, Champneys, Basil, architect, Chandler: Percival, Thos., fam., Chandos, dukes of, see Brydges; Grenville Chanter and Harding, metal workers, Chantrey, -, chaplain, Wm. the, see William Chaplin: Fran., Joyce, w. of Fran., Chapman: Edw., John, Sands, Chapmans Green, in Wood Green, Elm Lodge, Chapone, Hester, charcoal, Charing Cross Teaching Hospital group, Charitable (later Savings) bank, Charles I, Charlton: Alice, see Cornwall Anne, see Somer Eliz., see Francis Sir Ric., Thos., Sir Thos., Sir Thos., s. of Sir Thos., Charlton man., in Sunbury, Charrington & Co., Charterhouse, Lond., Chase, the, see Enfield Chase Chase Park, see Enfield, mans. and other estates Chase Side, in Enfield, chs., dom. bldgs., Archway Ho., Brigadier Ho., Bycullah Park, Cedars, Fortescue Hall, Gloucester Place, Gordon Ho., Ivy Ho., Poplars, Warwick Ho., Westwood Cottage, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., pub. ho., Holly Bush, Chatham, earl of, see Pitt Chauncey (Chauncy): Amelia, m. Col. W. L. Carpenter, Chas. Snell, Nat., Chauvel, Art., rector of Great Stanmore and canon of St. Paul's, Cheere, Sir Hen., sculptor, Cheeseman: Agnes, Rog., Chelsea, Chemical Manure Co., Chenduit, Steph., Chenduit (Shendish), Langley, man., see Langley, Kings Chenduit, Stanmore, man., see Stanmore, Little, mans. and other estates Chesham (Bucks.), Cheshire, Wm. (fl. 1525), ? curate of Kingsbury, Cheshunt, of (or Fauconer): Edm., Rob., Cheshunt (Herts.), Cheshunt Coll., housing and council estates, see Edmonton priory, Theobalds, Chester, earls of, see Hugh; John the Scot Chesterfield, earl of, see Stanhope Chevalier, Alb., Cheverus, Jean-Louis-Anne-Madeleine Le Febvre de, cardinal, Cheyney: Anne, m. Sir John Parrott, Frances, Frideswide, see Frowyk Kath., Sir Thos., Thos., s. of Sir Thos., Chichele, Thos., archdeacon of Canterbury, Chigwell (Essex), Child: Clarissa Cecilia, Frances, wid. of John Bonus, Fran., John Bonus, Rob., Sam., Susan, Children's Adoption Soc., Childs, C. J., Childs Hill, in Hendon, chs., dom. bldgs., educ., housing and council estates, nonconf., pop., pub. hos.: Castle, Red Lion, rly. sta., special drainage district, Rom. Cathm., Chilterne: Adam de, John de, Maud, see Ford Chingford (Essex), Chippenham, Ric., Chipping Barnet (Herts.), see Barnet, Chipping Chishul, John, Chiswell, Edm. Muilman Trench, Chitts Hill, in Wood Green, ch., dom. bldg., Chitts Hill Ho., halls and institutes, cholera, Cholmley: Jasper, Sir Rog., Wm., Christadelphians, Christian, Ewan, architect, Christian Mobile Group, Christian Scientists, Christ's Coll., Cambridge, masters of, see Lockwood; Thompson Church, John, Church Army Housing Co., Church brook, Church Building Soc., Church Commissioners, see Ecclesiastical Commissioners Church End, in Hendon, chs., dom. bldgs., Downage Ho., Hendon Hall, Nazareth Ho. (St. Swithins), Vicarage, educ., housing and council estates, pub. ho., Greyhound, rly. sta., Hendon Central, Church of Christ, Church of England Children's Soc., Church of England Temperance Soc., Church of God, Church Pastoral Aid Soc., Church Patronage Soc., Church Schools Co., Church Street, in Edmonton, dom. bldgs.: Bay (later Lamb's) Cottage, Hyde Ho., Hydeside Ho., n Rectory, Vicarage, growth, halls and institutes, nonconf., pub. ho., Rose and Crown, ward, Churchill, John, duke of Marlborough, cinemas, City Parochial Foundation, Civil War, Clang Ltd., Clapham: John (d. c. 1619), John (d. c. 1631), Luke, Mary, wid. of John, Clapper, fam., Clappers Green, in Southgate, Clapton, Clare, Fran., Clare, Hen. J., bldrs., Clare, honor of, n Clare (Clay) Hall, see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Clare Hall brook, Clarel, John, Claridge, Ric., Clark (Clarke, Clerk): Alice, Anna, Chas. Cowden, E. F., architect, Eve, J. (fl. 1647), J. (fl. 1825), architect, John (fl. 1434), John (d. 1701), John (fl. late 18th cent.), Mary, m. - Forbes, Dr. Mat., Ralph, Sam., Thos. (fl. 1828), Thos. (fl. 1862), Wm. (d. by 1528), see Courtman Wm. (d. 1783), Wm. (fl. 1795), curate of Kingsbury and vicar of Willesden, Wm. (d. c. 1881), fam., Clavering: John, fam., Claverings, see Edmonton, mans. and other estates Claxton, Frances, Clay Hill, in Enfield, chs., dom. bldgs.: Bramley Ho. (Great Pipers), Clay Hill Ho., Clay Hill Lodge, Claysmore, Firs, Hill Lodge, Little Pipers, Wildwood, pub. hos.: Fallow Buck, Rose and Crown, Clay Hill, in Tottenham, River Ho., Clayton: John, painter, John (? another), Sam. (fl. 1736), Sam. (fl. 1823), Clayton and Bell, Cleeve, Wm., Clement III, Pope, Clements, John, actor, Clerk, see Clark Clerkenwell, ch. of St. Philip, detached part, Knights of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem at, priory of St. Mary, Cleveland, Tennessee (U.S.A.), Cleye, Wm. atte, Clitterhouse, see Hendon, mans. and other estates Clopton: Ric., Wm., abbot of Thorney, Clunie, Jas. Foote, Clutterbuck: Jas., Capt. Rupert, his wid., Thos. (fl. 1749), Thos. (fl. 1763), Thos. (fl. 1882), Thos. Meadows, fam., Clutton, Hen., architect, coach-building, Coar: Deborah, Fanny, Thos., Cobden-Sanderson, Thos., Cobler, Art., Cock: C. H., Geo., Sir Hen., John (fl. 1550), John (fl. 1820), Thos., Cockdale, see Cogdale Cockerell, C. R., Cockett, fam., cock-fighting, Cockfosters, in Enfield and East Barnet (Herts.), chs., dom. bldgs.: Buckskin Hall (Dacre Lodge), Cockfosters, Mount Pleasant (Belmont), growth, halls and institutes, nonconf., pub. ho., Cock, rly. sta., Cocksmiths End, in Enfield, see Enfield Highway Codenhlaewe, Coffers (Cofferers or Cofferhouse) see Kingsbury, mans. and other estates Cofrer, see Farnborough Cogdale (Cockdale), Wm., Coghill: Ann, see Nicholl Sarah, m. Rob. Hucks, Coke, Sir John, Colcutt, T. E., architect, Cole: Ant., Harold Pattison, Colebrook: Sir Geo., bt., Jas., Coleman: Ann, wid. of Wm., Chas., Geo., Sarah., ? wid. of Geo., Thos., Wm., Coleraine, Ld. and Lady, see Hare Colfe, Revd. Abraham, Colin Deep (Colindeep), in Hendon, Colindale, in Hendon, chs., educ., housing and council estates, ind., nonconf., rly. sta., Collet (Collett): Hester, dau. of Pet., w. of Sir Ant. Aucher, Mat., Pet., Ric., Sarah, m. Pet. Hayman, Collins: Edw., Geo., Geo., s. of Geo., Joan, see Smith John, Mabel, see King Rose, see Seakin -, m. Wm. atte Hegge, fam., Collinson: Mic., Pet., Collutt, Lady, Colman, Sir Chas., Colne Valley sewerage board (later West Hertfordshire main drainage authority), Colne Valley Water Co., Colney Hatch, see Southgate, New Colney Hatch Lunatic asylum, see Barnet, Friern Colson: Chris., John, Susan, see Mayhew Colte (Colt): Cath., m. Thos. Cave, Geo. (d. by 1556), Geo. (fl. 1578), Hen., Jane, m. Nic. Brookes, Joan, wid. of Thos., John, Thos. (fl. 1459), Thos. (fl. 16th cent.), Comberton: John, Ric., Wm., Wm., grandson of Wm., and see Northampton Comfy Housing Estates, Comper, Sir Nintan, architect, Compton: Anne, wid. of Hen., Ld. Compton, m. Rob. Sackville, earl of Dorset, Geo., earl of Northampton, Hen., Ld. Compton, Pet., Sir Wm., Wm., Ld. Compton, later earl of Northampton, Compton Martin (Som.), rector of, see Pennant Compton Wynyates (Warws.), Computer Machinery Co., Comyn, Thos., vicar of Tottenham, Congregationalists (Independents), Coningsby: Eliz., see Frowyk Sir Hen., Humph., John, Mary, see Lee Ralph, Thos., Connop: Emily, wid. of Woodham, Newell, Wm. Woodham, Woodham, fam., Conservative Land Soc., Conservative party, Constable, John, painter, Constantine: Hamon, his s., see Hamond, John (fl. 1280) Mic., Conway Stewart & Co., Conyers: Jas., Thos., Coo, Anne, see Burnell Cook (Cooke): Christine, see Haseley John (fl. 1551), John (fl. late 18th cent.), Thos. (fl. 1476), Thos. (fl. 1761), Coombe, Wm., Coomes, Mic., Cooper: Abraham, painter, Ant. Ashley, earl of Shaftesbury, Revd. E. P., Col. Reg., Ric., Mr. (fl. 1803), and see Cowper Cope: Hen., Mary, w. of Hen., Copeley, John, Copwood, Wm., copyhold, see tenure, copyhold (customary) Corbett, Rog., Cordell: John, fam., Corkers, timber merchants, Corney, Thos., Cornish, Mr., n Cornish, W. D., brick-makers, Cornwall, Alice, m. Hen. Frowyk, Thos. Charlton, Cornwell: Cath., see Leake John, Cortell, John, rector of Great Stanmore, Corticene Floor Covering Co., Costentin, Wm. de, Cotton: John, T., Thos., Cottrell: Chas. (d. 1829), Chas. Herb., Chas. Jeffryes, incumbent of Monken Hadley, fam., Coughtrey, Wm., Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion, Coll., see Cheshunt, Cheshunt Coll. Courier Co., Courtenay, Hen., earl of Devon and marquess of Exeter, Courtman (or Clark), Wm., Covent Garden, see Westminster Coventry: Geo., Geo. Wm., earl of Coventry, Hen., Ld. Coventry, Cowing, Geo., Cowley Peachey, in Cowley, Cowling, Mrs. Eliz., Cowper: Thos., Wm., poet, n and see Cooper Cowyer, Alice, Cox: Edw. Wm., Irwin, John, Marg., see Smith fam., Coxwell, Hen. Tracey, Cranborne, Vct., see Cecil Crane: Rob., Thos., Cranfield, Sydney W., architect, Cranmer: John (fl. 1710), John (fl. 1735), Crawley: John, Susanna, see Sambrook Craze, Romilly B., architect, Creech (Som.), Creton, Rog. de, Crewe, Ant., cricket, Cricklewood, in Hendon and Willesden, ch., dom. bldgs., Cricklewood Ho., Rockhall, educ., housing and council estates, ind., nonconf., pub. ho., Crown, rly. sidings, rly. sta., Rom. Cathm., Crickmer, C. M., architect, Cripplegate, in London, Cripplegate Foundation, Crispin, Gilb., abbot of Westminster, Critten, Steph., or Neil Bell, novelist, Croke, see Crooke Cromer: Alice, wid. of Wal., m. Thos. Hewys, Thos., Wal., Wm., Cromwell: Ralph de, Ld. Cromwell, Thos., earl of Essex, Crooke (Croke): A. O., John, John, s. of John, Jos. Crosse, Crosby Hall, see London Crosley, Wm., Cross, Geo., Crosse, John, Crouch: Joan, wid. of Rob., Rob., Crowe, Anne, Crowley: Hen., Wm., Croxton Kerrial (Leics.), abbey of, Cruden, Alex., Crusha, Geo., cucking-stool, Cuffley (Herts.), Cuffley brook, Cullands (Cannons) Grove, see Southgate, mans. and other estates Cumberland Market, St. Pancras, Cumming, John, Cunard, Sir Sam., Curle, Wm., Currie, Isaac, Curtis: Sir Edgar Fran. Egerton, bt., Geo. Wm., incumbent of Southgate, Sir Pet., bt., Rob., W. T., architect, Sir Wm., bt. (d. 1829), ld. mayor of Lond., Sir Wm., bt. (d. 1847), Sir Wm., bt. (d. 1870), Sir Wm. Mic., bt., fam., Curtoys and Mathew, coal wharf, Curzon, Hen., architect, Cuthbert, fam., Cutts: J. E. K., architect, J. P., architect, cycling, Da Costa, Hananel Mendes, Daimler Co., Dakin, Mary, see Flexmore Dalby: Lionel, Wm., Dalton: John, fam., Dameta, mother of Gervase of Blois, Dance, Sir Nat., Dancers Hill, in South Mimms, dom. bldgs.: Knights, Richards, Stonard's ho., Wicks Place (Laurel Cottage or Lodge), growth, pub. hos.: Green Dragon (formerly Mandeville), White Lion, and see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates (Mandeville) Daniel (Danyell): John, Rob., Thos., Darby: J. N., Marg., m. Wm. Underwood, Ric., D'Arcy, Wm. Knox, Darkes, see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Daubeney (Dawbeney): Eliz., see Gilburn Giles, Oliver, Sir Wm., Daubeneys, see Tottenham, mans. and other estates (Balliols or Daubeneys) Daubridgecourt, Sir John, Daunce, Wm., Dauntsey: Maud, see Mandeville Rog. of, Davenant, Ralph, David I, king of Scotland, formerly earl of Huntingdon, David, earl of Huntingdon (d. 1219), David, John, Davidson, Magwitch, Davies (Davis): Anne, see Hamond Eliz., see Wilbraham John, architect, Laur., Mutton, Somerset, Davy, Ric., curate of Little Stanmore, Dawbeney, see Daubeney Dawber: E. Guy, architect, Sir Guy, Wilson and Fox, architects, Dawe, fam., Dawes, John, Dawkes, S. W., and Hamilton, architects, Dawson: Caroline, Jos. (d. 1693), Jos. (d. by 1703), Mary, Sarah, Day: Thos., fam., de Havilland, Capt. (later Sir) Geof., de Havilland Aircraft Co., de Havilland Engine Division, De La Warr: Ctss., see Sackville, Muriel Ld., see West Dean, Jas., Deane, Revd. F. L., Dean's brook (Heybourne), Declon Foam Plastics, Defence, Ministry of, Defoe, Dan., Dekker, Thos., demesnes, leasing of, Dence, Miss (fl. 1861), Dendy: Art. Hyde, Eliza, w. of Art. Hyde, Maj. H., Sam., Denman, Thos., sculptor, Denmark, king of, see Frederick IV Dent, Rob., Denum, John de, Depham: Rog. de, ram., Dephams (Deephams), see Edmonton, mans. and other estates Derby: Joan, see Walton Rob., Derby, earl of, see Henry IV Derick, J. M., architect, Derk, John, Derman, see Dorman Dermer, Miss, Dernford, fam., Dernford, see Edmonton, mans. and other estates (Bowes and Dernford) Desaguliers, John Theophilus, minister of Little Stanmore, Desoutter Bros., Desting, Ursula, Dethwick: Chas. (fl. 1630), Chas. (fl. 1714), Eliz., see Golding Devell, Thos., devil of Edmonton, see Fabell, Pet. Devon, earl of, see Courtenay Devonshire House, see Westminster Devorgild (Devorguilla), dau. of Alan, ld. of Galloway, m. John de Balliol, Deycrowe: John, Rob., Diaz, José, Dibel, fam., Dickason, Thos., Dickens, Chas., II, Dickinson: John, & Co., Mrs. Sarah, Die Casting Machine Tools, Diecasting Tool and Engineering Co., Dillon, Rob., assistant curate of Kingsbury, 'Dirty Dick', see Bentley Disney, Mrs., D'Israeli, Isaac, Ditton, Mat., Dixon-Spain, J. E., architect, Dobb, H. W., architect, Dodds: Cath., w. of Wm., Eliz., see Frowyk Wm., Dodington, Wm., Doe, Mrs. Esther, Doget (or Butterwick): Alice, w. of John, John, Doherty, Edw., & Sons, Dollar, Pet., architect, Dollis brook, Dollman, Fran., Dorin: J. A., Jos., Dorman (Derman), Lucy, Dorset, earls of, see Sackville Douglas, Bp. John, Dove: F. N., W. W., Dowgill, Wm., Downer: John, Thos., Downhills, see Tottenham, mans. and other estates Doyle, Nic. Grattan, Draper, Hen., Drayton: John, Mic., Wm., Drivers Hill, in Hendon, pub. ho., Adam and Eve, Drummond: And., Geo., Geo. Harley, John, fam., du Cros, Sir Art., bt., Duckett (Duket): John, Laur., Laur., s. of Laur., Maud, w. of Laur., Thos., fam., Ducketts, see Tottenham, mans. and other estates Ducketts Green or Common, in Tottenham, growth, Dudley: Edm., Sir Hen. Bate, bt., see Bate John, Vct. Lisle, later duke of Northumberland, John, Wm., rector of Hendon, later bp. of Durham and chancellor of Oxford Univ., Ducket, see Duckett Dunlop Rubber Co., Dunmow, Great (Essex), see Strood Hall farm Dunstan, bp. of London, later abp. of Canterbury, Duple Group, Duplessis: Henrietta Rose Peregrina (Rose), m. Jas. Townsend, Rose, Dupont, Pet., Durant: Adam, Aveline, see Plessis John, Maud, dau. of Thos., m. John Wroth, Sir Baldwin Raddington, Ric., Thos., Durants, see Enfield, mans. and other estates Durham: John, Marg., m. Thos. Frowyk, Durham, bps. of, see Dudley; Langley Durhams (or Derehams) (Dyrham Park), see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Durrant, fam., Dwyer, Mr. (fl. 1794), Dymock: Christine, see Waver Sir Humph., Dyrham Park, see Mimms, South, mans. and other estates Dyson, Jeremiah, II, Eagle Pencil Co., Eales, Wm. John, Ealing, Eardley (later Eardley-Wilmot), John, Earle: Eliz., see Rawlinson Giles, Jas., fam., Earnfield, Wm., East Barnet, see Barnet, East East Barnet Gas and Water Co., East Barnet Valley, see Barnet Valley, East East India Co., East London Waterworks Co., East Middlesex sewage works, Eastern Counties Railway, see Northern and Eastern Railway Eastern Electricity Board, see North Metropolitan Electric Power Supply Co. (Northmet) Eastern Gas Board, Easton, Little (Essex), see Strood Hall farm Eastwood (Essex), Edwards Hall estate, Eaton: Eliz. Anne, Wm., n, Ecclesiastical (later Church) Commissioners, Eccleston: John, John, s. of John, Eclipse (stallion), Economic Insurance Co., Ede, John, Eden, F. C., architect, Ederych: Eliz., dau. of John, w. of Rob. Nicholl, John, Thos., Edgar, King, Edgbaston (Warws.), Hazelwood sch., Edgell, Louisa, Edgware, chs., Edgware Ho. (later Place), n educ., highway board, hosps., local fams., mans.: Edgware, cts., Edgware Boys, mkts. and fairs, nonconf., police, pub. ho., George, rly. stas., (later Hendon) rural sanitary authority, sewerage, Edgware & Hampstead Rly. Co., Edgware brook, and see Stanburn stream Edgware Road (Watling Street), ch., inds., nonconf., pub. hos., Bald Faced Stag, n King's Arms, Welsh Harp, Edison Swan United Electric Light Co. (Ediswan), Edlin, John, Edmer, see Atule Edmond: Cecily, Wm., Edmondson, bldr., Edmonton, agric., alms-hos., Style's, Wilde's, and see Palmers Green, dom. bldgs., Skinners' alms-hos. Angel Road, q.v. baths, boro., arms, arts council, council, educ. cttee., wards, boundaries, Bounds Green, q.v. Bowes, q.v. Bowes Park, q.v. bridges, Bury Street, q.v. Bush Hill, q.v. Bush Hill Park, q.v. cemeteries, chars., Church Street, q.v. chs., n, cinemas, Clappers Green, q.v. clubs and socs., coach svces., common fields, n, inclosure, common meadow and pasture, inclosure, customary wks. and svces., drainage, Edmonton, Lower, q.v. Edmonton, Upper, q.v. educ., electricity, farms and farm-hos., Bush Hill Park, Butts, Causeyware Hall, Cuckoo Hall, Dysons, Eaton, Firs, Hazelwood, Huxley, and see mans. and other estates, Weir Hall Nightingale (Hall), Paycock (Peacock), Pentridges, Sadler's, Tile Kiln, fire, Fords Green, q.v. Fore Street and Hertford Road, q.v. friendly socs., gas, geol. and soil, Greek Orthodox Ch., group hosp. management cttee., growth, halls and institutes, highway board, hosps., n, housing and council estates, Brookfield, Cheshunt (Herts.), Enfield, n Fairfield, Galliard, Houndsfield, Hyde, Hyde Ho., Millbrook, Montagu, Orchard, Potters Bar, Woolmer, and see Edmonton, jerry-bldg. hunting, ind., brick-making, charcoal, coach-bldg., furniture-making, gas-wks., ind. estates, Bridport Road, Claverings, Eley's, Gothic wks., Lea Valley, Montagu South, munitions, tanning, weaving, jerry-bldg., Jews, librs. and reading rooms, local board, officers, local fams., mans. and other estates, Bowes and Dernford (Polehouse), n, cts., ho., Bowes, Polehouse (Gisors Place, Priory Sch.), officers, Bury (Sayesbury), ho. (Bury Farm and Hall), Bush Hill (Halliwick), ho., Bush Hill Park, ho., Caustons, ho., Claverings, n, ho., Dephams (Deephams), cts., ho., Eaton Park, Edmonton man., cts., ho., see Bury (Sayesbury); officers, estates of religious hos., n, Holy Trinity man., cts., n, Plesingtons (Pleasantine Hall), ho., Pymmes, ho., rectory, cts., Rectory Ho., Weir Hall (Goldsters or Huxley), n, ho., Willoughbies, n, ct., ho., mkt. gdning. and nurseries, mkts. and fairs, pie-powder ct., marsh, Marsh Side, q.v. mills, music hall, nonconf., omnibus svces., Palmers Green, q.v. par. officers, parks and open spaces, police, poor law union, bd. of guardians, sch., wkho., poor-relief, pop., postal svces., pub. hos., George, King's Arms, Ship, Swan, Three Tuns, White Hart, rly. and Underground rlys., rly. stas., workmen's tickets, rectory, retail trade, roads, Rom. Cathm., n, Rom. remains, sewerage, Silver Street and Tanners End, q.v. soc. life, Southgate, q.v. Southgate, New, q.v. sport, theatre, tithes, town hall, tram svces., urban district, council, educ. cttee., wards, vicars, and see Burrows; Gregory; Hicks; Langham; Muffet; Owen; Walde; Warren; Washbourne wards, and see Bowes; Bury Street; Church Street; Fore Street; Southgate; Winchmore Hill watch-ho., water, Winchmore Hill, q.v. woodland, wkho., and see Edmonton, poor law union worthies, Edmonton, Lower (Edmonton Green), in Edmonton, chs., dom. bldgs., rectory, n vicarage, n growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., pub. hos.: Cross Keys, Golden Lion, King's Head, rly. sta., Edmonton, Upper, in Edmonton, chs., dom. bldgs., Addison Ho., Almond Ho., Angel Place (Row), Bridge Ho., College Ho., Cookes, Eagle Ho., n, Eaton Place, Edmonton Ho., Elm Ho., Northumberland Ho., Snells Park, Trumpton Hall, growth, halls and other institutes, ind., nonconf., pub. hos.: Angel, Bell, and see Fore Street and Hertford Road Edmonton Estates Ltd., Edmonton Green, see Edmonton, Lower Edmonton hundred, cts., moot meeting-place, officers, robbery cttee., seal, Edmonton Hundred Historical Society, Edmonton (Alberta, Canada), Education Department, Edward the Confessor, Edward I, Edward IV, Edward VI, Edward VII, Edward the goldsmith, Edward: Agnes, see Lynford Joan, w. of John, m. 2 John Burton, John (d. by 1463), John (fl. 1466), John (fl. 1496-7, ? another), John (d. c. 1532, ? another), Marg., w. of Wm., Ric., Wm., Edwards: John, L. C., vicar of Kingsbury, Passmore, Susanna, m. Wm. Sneyd, Edwin: Ric., n, Thos., fam., Edwy, King, Eleanor (of Castile), queen of Edw. I, Eldridge: Brian, bell-founder, Revd. C. L., electrical and radio industries, Eley Bros., Elim Foursquare Gospel Alliance, Elizabeth I, formerly Princess Eliz., Elizabeth (Woodville), queen of Edw. IV, Elizabeth, dau. of Edw. I, m. Humph. de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, Elizabeth, dau. of Chas. I, Elliott, Thos., Elliott Bros. (London) (later Marconi- Elliott Avionic Systems), Ellis, Edw., architect, and see Scott-Ellis Ellsom, Jos., Elrington: Sir John, Sim., Thos., Thos., s. of Thos., Elsfield, John of, Elsing, Jordan of, Elsing, see Enfield, mans. and other estates Elsing Hall, see Enfield, mans. and other estates (Worcesters and Elsing Hall) Elstree (Herts.), partly in Edgware and Little Stanmore, ch., Elsyng Spital, see St. Mary within Cripplegate Emerson: Thos., Thos., s. of Thos., Enfield: Fran. of, Hen. of, John of (fl. 1298), John of (d. 1349), Marg., wid. of John of, m.2 John Wroth, Enfield: Ld., see Zuylesteyn Vct., see Byng Enfield, agric., alms-hos., Crowe's, Wright's, Baker Street and Silver Street, q.v. baths, boro., arms., council, wards, Botany Bay, q.v. boundaries, bridges, Brimsdown, q.v. Bull's Cross, q.v. Bush Hill Park, q.v. cemetery, chantries, chars., n, Chase Side, q.v. chs., cinemas, Clay Hill, q.v. clubs and socs., coach svces., Cockfosters, q.v. common fields, inclosure, common meadow and pasture, inclosure, customary wks. and svces., drainage, educ., Enfield grammar sch., electricity, Enfield Chase, q.v.Enfield Highway and Green Street, q.v. Enfield Lock, q.v. Enfield Town, q.v. Enfield Wash, q.v. farms and farm-hos., Allen's, Bull's Cross, and see mans. and other estates, Goldbeaters Bury, Crane's, Fernyhill, Freezy Water, Glasgow Stud, Holly Hill, Manor, Park, Plantation (Welches), Vicarage, fire, Forty Green and Hill, q.v. friendly socs., gas, geol. and soil, group hosp. management cttee., growth, Hadley Wood, q.v. halls and institutes, Hertford Road, q.v. highway board, hosps., housing and council estates, Aylands, Birkbeck, Bridgen Hall, Bush Hill Park, Bycullah, Hundred Acres, Longfield, Putney Lodge, Rosary, South Lodge, Unity, Uplands, Westmoor, and see Edmonton, housing and council estates hunting, ind., brewing, brick-making, electrical and radio, engineering, gunpowder, malting, metal, munitions, tanning, Jews, librs. and reading rooms, local board, offices, London boro., arms, council, officers, offices, wards, mans. and other estates, Chase Park, ho., Durants, cts., man.-ho., Elsing (Norris Farm), ho., and see Enfield, farms and farm-hos., Plantation (Welches) Enfield man., cts., man.-ho. (Camelot, Enfield Palace), estates of religious hos., Goldbeaters, ho., Honeylands and Pentriches (Capels), cts., man.-ho. (Capel Ho. or Man.), Old Park (Frith), ho. (Bush Hill Park golf club-ho.), Rectory man., cts., ho. (Surlow), Suffolks (Colt's farm, Nortons), man.-ho., Whitewebbs, ho., Whitewebbs farm or park, ho. (White Webbs), Worcesters and Elsing Hall, cts., ho. (Elsing Hall, Enfield Ho., Forty Hall), mkt. gdning. and nurseries, mkts. and fairs, pie-powder ct., mkt.-place, see Enfield Town marsh, mills, mus., nonconf., omnibus svces., par. officers, parks and open spaces, police, Ponders End, q.v. poor-relief, pop., postal svces., pub. hos., rlys. and Underground rlys., rly. stas., workmen's tickets, retail trade, roads, Rom. Cathm., Rom. remains, Scotland Green, q.v. sewerage, soc. life, sport, tithes, tram svces., Turkey Street, q.v. urban district, arms, council, wards, vicars, and see Bartholomew; Bridges; Causton; Lockwood; Manning; Roberts; Sedgwick; Thompson wards, watch-ho., water, Whitewebbs, q.v. woodland, wkho., worthies, Enfield and District Freehold Land Soc., Enfield Chase, Camlet Moat, q.v. chs., common pasture, inclosure, dom. bldgs.: Claypatch, Home Villa, lodges (Augustine's, Bull's,Dighton's, Norris's, Potter's,White), and see estates Owls Hall, Ridgemount, estates, Beech Hill Park, ho. (Hadley Wood golf club-ho.), Chase Lodge, East Lodge, ho. (Red Lodge), Greenwood, Ho., North Lodge, ho. (Kilvinton Hall), South Lodge, ho., Trent Place, ho., park, West Lodge, ho., farms and farm-hos., Chase, Clay Pit Hill, Holly Hill, Monkey Mead, New Cottage, Plumridge, Ridgway, Sloper's Pond, gates, growth, highway district, hunting, officers, rly. sta., roads, woodland, see also Hadley Wood Enfield Chase Staghounds, Enfield Chronicle, Enfield Clock Co., Enfield Electric Cable Manufacturing Co. (later Enfield Standard Power Cables), Enfield Fly, Enfield Gas Co., Enfield Highway and Green Street (Cocksmiths End), in Enfield, chs., dom. bldgs.: Drakes, Mitchells, Nassau Ho., growth, halls and institutes, ind., pub. hos.: Four Swans, Rose and Crown, ward, Enfield Highway Co-operative Soc., Enfield Illustrated Magazine, Enfield Lock, in Enfield, chs., growth, halls and institutes, ind., pub. ho., Swan and Pike, rly. sta., Enfield Observer, Enfield Plastics, Enfield Rolling Mills, Enfield Tool Manufacturing Co., Enfield Town, in Enfield, chs., dom. bldgs.: Burleigh Ho., Chaseside Ho., Gentleman's Row, Little Park, Vine, growth, halls and institutes, ind., mkt.-place, pub. hos.: George, Greyhound, King's Head, Rising Sun, rly. sta., ward, watch-ho., Enfield, Waltham and Cheshunt Building Soc., Enfield Wash (Horsepool Stones), in Enfield, chs., Grove Ho., growth, halls and institutes, pub. hos.: Bull and Bell, Chequers, Greyhound, Royal Small Arms, Sun and Woolpack, engineering, English Abrasives, Ent: Cath., see Bathurst Josias, Environment, Department of the, Epsom (Surr.), gate from Canons at, Ermine Street (London-Ware Road), and see Fore Street and Hertford Road Esperun, Thos., Essex: Cowper, Jas., architect, John Hezekiah, Marg., w. of John Hezekiah, Essex, earls of, see Bohun; Cromwell; fitz Piers; Mandeville Essex, common pasture, and see Barking; Benfleet, South; Chigwell; Chingford; Eastwood; Graunt Courts; Hadleigh; Ilford; Langley; Orsett; Romford; Royston; Sewardstone; Shortgrove; Sopwell priory; Stratford; Strood Hall farm; Thundersley; Walden abbey; Waltham Holy Cross; Walthamstow; Wanstead Ho.; Woodford Estry: John, Rob., Etherington, Revd. E., Eton Coll. (Bucks.), Eu, Hugh of, Evangelical Lutheran Church of England, see Lutherans Evans: Sir Edwin, Wm., Evanson, Edw., vicar of South Mimms, later rector of Tewkesbury, Evelyn, John, diarist, Ever Ready Co. (Great Britain), Everard, Sam., Everett: Mary, Thos. Hill, Everett, Edgcumbe and Co., Everingham, Wm., and his w., Evrington, Fran., Ewer: Hen., Mary, m.1 Wm. Ashton, Sir Edw. Turnor, Steph., Thos., fam., Exeter, marquess of, see Courtenay Exeter, bp. of, see Beaumont, Lewis de; Veysey, John Express Dairy Co., Eylson and Long, architects, Eyre: Chas., Harriet, w. of Hen., Hen., Wm., Eyre, Newman, bldrs., Fabell, Pet., devil of Edmonton, Faber, Oscar, architect, Fane, Geo., Fanfolk Ltd., Farey, C. A., architect, Faringdon (Hants), man. of, Farington, Jos., Farnborough (or ? Cofrer): Gillian, w. of John, Joan, wid. of John, m.2 John Mosshatch, John (fl. c. 1362-84), John (fl. 1400), Kath., see Brancaster Farr, fam., Farre, Wal., Farrow, G. R., architect, Farrow and Howkins (later Howard Farrow Construction Ltd.), Fauconer, see Cheshunt Favelore, Pet., Fawley (Berks.), fittings from Canons at, Featherstone, Hen., Fell, John, chaplain of Kingsbury, Felstead, John of, parson of Hadley, Felsted (Essex), see Graunt Courts Fentham: T. G., Thos., Fenton: Jos., Misses, Fenwick: Jas., Priscilla, see Mackeris Thos. Jas., Ferguson Radio Co., Feron, John, Ferry and Wallen, architects, Field: Alice, Hen., John, Wm., Mrs., fam., Fiennes: Celia, writer, Hen., earl of Lincoln, Fierville, -, Figgis, T. Phillips, architect, Fillongley, Hen., Finch: Louisa, wid. of Heneage, earl of Aylesford, Rob., Finchley, Finchley, North, Finchley Common, urban district, and see Hampstead Garden Suburb Finchley Road and Golders Green Syndicate, Finney, Thos., Finsbury: nonconf., urban district, Firebrace, Sir Basil, Fish, Cornelius, Fisher, Thos., fishing, Fitz Ailwin: Hen., mayor of Lond., n fam., Fitz Alan: Joan, m. Humph. de Bohun, earl of Hereford and Essex, Philippa, see Hastings Ric., earl of Arundel, Rog., mayor of Lond., n, fam., fitz Piers: Beatrice, see Say Geof., earl of Essex (d. 1213), (later Mandeville), Geof., earl of Essex (d. 1216), fitz Wauter, Christine (d. 1232), dau. of Rob., m.1 Wm. de Mandeville, earl of Essex, 2 Raymond de Burgh, FitzAluf, fam., Fitzgerald, Maj.-Gen. Sir John, bt., Fitzherbert, Mary, m.1 Mat. de Questor, 2 Wm. Lewyn, FitzJames, Ric., bp. of London, FitzJohn, John, FitzReiner, see Renger Fitzroy, Col., Flaxman, John, sculptor, Fleetwood, Hen., Fleg, Rog. de, Fletcher: Banister, architect, Jas., Jos., Sir Lionel, Thos., fam., Flexmore: Mary, m. - Dakin, Ric., Sim., fam., Flower: Sir Chas., bt., ld. mayor of Lond., Sir Jas., Fly, Hen., curate of Kingsbury, vicar of Willesden, and canon of St. Paul's, flying, Foliot, Gilb., bp. of London, football, Football Association, Football League, Forbes: Jas., Mary, see Clarke Mrs. Wm., Ford: Edw., Hugh, John (fl. 1484), John, dramatist, John Walker, Laur., Maud, m. John de Chilterne, Rob., n Wal., Wm., fam., Fordham, Wm., Fords Green, in Southgate, dom. bldgs., Fords Grove, Fore Street and Hertford Road, in Edmonton, chs., dom. bldgs., Crescent, Fleecefield, n Gisors Place, see Edmonton, mans. and other estates (Bowes and Dernford) Neales, Strawberry Ho., growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., pub. hos.: Cock, Golden Fleece, Horse and Groom, ward, and see Edmonton, Lower;Edmonton, Upper; Ermine Street Forrest, G. Topham, architect, Forster: Josiah, Josiah, grandson of Josiah, Thos., W. E., fam., Forsyth, W. A., architect, Fortescue: Hen., Sir John (fl. 1457), John (fl. 1490), Sir John, M.P. (d. 1500), Sir John (d. 1607), Mr. (fl. 1572), Forteye, Ric. atte, Fortnum, Chas. Drury Edw., Forty Green and Hill, in Enfield, chs., dom. bldgs.: Adelaide Ho., Clock Ho., Cottage Place, Elms, Elsynge Ho., Garretts Place, Hermitage, Sparrow Hall, White Ho., Worcester Lodge, growth, halls and institutes, pub. hos., Goat, Forty Hall, see Enfield, mans. and other estates (Worcesters and Elsing Hall) Foster: Jas. John, John, Sir Mic., Ric., Wm., vicar of South Mimms, Fothergill, Dr. John, Fowler: Edw., bp. of Gloucester, Sir Rob., Fownes, Geo., Fox: Geo., Quaker, Gilb., Ric., bp. of Winchester, Thos., curate of Kingsbury, Wm., Foxley, Laur., Foxton, Ric. of, Foxwell, Wm., France, king of, see Louis XVIII franchises, see assizes of bread and ale; frankpledge; gallows Francis (Fraunceys): Adam, ld. mayor of Lond., Sir Adam, Agnes, m. Sir Wm. Porter, Eliz., m. Sir Thos. Charlton, Ellis, Marg., wid. of Sir Adam, m. 2 Edw. Aske, Maud, dau. of Adam, n Maud, w. of Sim., Sim., fam., Franco Traffic Signs, Frank, John, keeper of the Rolls of Chancery, Franklin: Edw., John, Sir John, Jon, Marg., see Spurling Pet., Ric., s. of John, Ric., cousin of Ric., Ric., grandson of Ric., Wm., fam., frankpledge, views of, Franks: R., Wm., Freame, John, Frébout, Louis, Frederick IV, king of Denmark, Frederick William I, king of Prussia, Frederick William III, king of Prussia, freehold, see tenure Freeman: Fred., Jeremiah, Revd. Steph., -, Fremley: Hen., John, Fremlin Bros., French: Sir John, earl of Ypres, Zachariah, French Cleaning and Dyeing Co., Freren, see Kingsbury, mans. and other estates Freshfield, Edw. Hanson, Freville: Thos., -, see Hegge friendly societies, Friends, Society of, see Quakers Friends Trusts Ltd., Friern Barnet, see Barnet, Friern Frigidaire, see General Motors Frith: Ernald del, Rog. del, Wal. del, Frith, see Enfield, mans. and other estates (Old Park) Frith and Newhall, see Hendon, mans. and other estates Frowyk (Frowick): Agnes, Alice, see Cornwall Anne, see Knollys Eliz., w. of Thos., see Aske Eliz., w. of Sir Thos., see Barnville Eliz., m. I John Coningsby, Wm. Dodds, Frideswide, m. Sir Thos. Cheyney, Hen. (fl. 1284), Hen. (d. 1377), Hen. (d. by 1397), Hen. (fl. 1429), Hen. (fl. 1473), Hen. (d. 1527), n, Isabel, Joan, see Lewknor Marg., w. of Hen., see Pouns Marg., w. of Thos., see Durham Mary, see Sandys Reynold, Thos. (d. by 1377), Thos. (d. 1448), Thos. (d. 1485), Sir Thos. (d. 1506), Thos. (d. by 1527), fam., Fryent, see Kingsbury, mans. and other estates (Freren) Fry's Metal Foundry, Fubert (Fulbert), Wm., s. of, see William Fulham, Fullagar, John, Fuller: Rob., prior of St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield, Thos., Fulnetby, Thos., Furnell, Thos., Furneys: Cecily, w. of Wm., Wm., furniture-making, Fursden, Phil., G.E.C.-Marconi Electronics, G.W.R., Gabriel's brick-works, Gadsden, Sam., Gage, Ben., Gainsborough, Thos., painter, Gale, Wm., Galliard: Joshua, Mary, m. Chas. Bowles, Pierce, fam., Galloway, ld. of, see Alan gallows, Gamboa, Sir Pedro de, Gannick Bank, in South Mimms, Ganwick Corner, in South Mimms, pub. ho., Duke of York (White Horse), Garden Suburb Development Co., Garden Suburb Trust, Gardiner (Gardner): Dan., John, Marg., see Smith Ric., Thos., curate of Kingsbury, Garland: Sir John, Lucy, see Waleran Garnault: Ann, m. Hen. Bowles, Dan., Michael, Garnet, Hen., Garrick: Carrington, vicar of Hendon, David, Garrow: David, incumbent of Monken Hadley, Dr. R. R. P., Sir Wm., fam., Garton: John (d. 1362), John (fl. 1412), Gascoyne-Cecil, see Cecil Gas Light and Coke Co., Gasson, Geo., Gawen, Thos., Gaywood, Ric., Gedney: Eliz., m. Ric. Turnaunt, Joan, wid. of John, John, Gee Tee Co., Geeves, Wm., General Electric Co., General Freehold Land Co., General Motors, Frigidaire division, George II, George, prince regent, later Geo. IV, George, Sir Ern., architect, Gerard: Chas., Ld. Gerard, later earl of Macclesfield (d. 1694), Gilb., Gervas, miller, Gestetner Duplicators, Gibbons, Grinling, sculptor, Gibbs: Hen. Hucks, Jas., architect, Ric., Giddens, fam., Giffard, Hardinge Stanley, earl of Halsbury, Gilbarne, Wm., Gilbert, s. of Gunter, Gilbert, Sir Wm., Gilburn, Eliz., m. Oliver Dawbeney, Gill, Ric., Gillam, Maj. Wm. Jas., Gillett (Jellect): John, and his w., Thos., and his w., Gilpin, John, Ginsburg, C. D., Girls Cripples' Home, Gisors: John (fl. 1236-60), mayor of Lond., John (fl. 1311), mayor of Lond., n fam., Gladstone, Wm. E., Glanfield, E. B., architect, Glasgow, bp. of, see Ingram Gloucester, duke of, see William Henry Gloucester, bp. of, see Fowler, Edw. Gloucestershire, see Tewkesbury Glover: Ric., T., & Co., Glyn, Geo. Carr, Ld. Wolverton, Glyn, Mills & Co., Goddard (Godard): Phil., Thos., Thos., s. of Thos., Goddard and Gibbs, Godestre, Ric., Godfrey: Sir Edm. Berry, Maria, Wm., Godin, Steph. Pet., Goldbeater, John, Goldbeaters, see Hendon, mans. and other estates Golden Square, see Westminster Golders Green, in Hendon, chs., crematorium, dom. bldgs., Woodstock Ho., educ., housing and council estates, Jews, nonconf., pop., pub. hos., Angel, Crown, Hoop, White Swan, rly. sta., Rom. Cathm., Golders Hill, in Hendon, dom. bldgs., Golders Hill Ho., Ivy Ho., Manor Ho., Goldesborough, John, Goldie, Edw., architect, Goldie and Child, architects, Golding: Eliz., m. Chas. Dethwick, Geo., John, Rob., Thos., goldsmith, Edw. the, see Edward Goldsmith, Oliver, golf, Goodere: Fran., Hen., Joanna, wid. of Thos., John, Thos., fam., Goodwin, John, Goodyer, fam., Gordon: Douglas, rector of Great Stanmore, Fred., Ld. Geo., and see Hamilton-Gordon Gordon riots, Gore: John, Alderman Wm., Gore hundred, Gor-Ray Ltd., Gosling, Thos., Gosport (Hants), organ from Canons at, Gospriest: Ralph, Wm., Gosse: Edm., Phil. Hen., Gosselyn, Wm., Gough: Ann, Hen., M.P., Ric., Gould: Jas., Thos., Wm., fam., Gowan, Wm., Gower, see Leveson-Gower Graham: G. J., Sir Jas. Rob. Geo., bt., home secretary, Grahame-White, Claude, Grand Junction Canal Co., Grants, S. W., architect, Granville, Grace (d. 1744), Countess Granville, dau. of John, earl of Bath, w. of Geo. Carteret, Baron Carteret, Granville, Earl, see Leveson-Gower Graunt Courts, man. in Felsted (Essex), Grave, de la, see Grove Gray (Grey): John (fl. 1598), John (fl. 1801), Nic., Reynold, Ld. Grey of Ruthin, Walker, Great Cambridge Road, Great Eastern Cabinet Co., Great Eastern Railway (formerly Northern and Eastern Railway), manager, Great North Road, Great North Way (Barnet bypass), Great Northern Palace Co., Great Northern Railway, Hertford extension, Great Northern Railway Co., Great Western Railway, see G.W.R. Greater London Council, fire svce., Greek Orthodox Church, Green: Jos. Hen., Marg., Phil., Thos., Wm. atte, W. Curtis, architect, Green Belt, Green Lanes, Green Line coaches, Green Street, in Enfield, see Enfield Highway Greenhill: Agnes, see Nicholl John, Greenway, Erasmus, Gregory, Rob. S., vicar of Edmonton, Grenville: Anna Eliz. Nugent-Temple-, see Brydges Ric. Nugent-Temple- (d. 1839), Earl Temple (later TempleNugent - Brydges - Chandos -, duke of Buckingham and Chandos), Ric. Plantagenet Temple-NugentBrydges-Chandos-, duke of Buckingham and Chandos (d. 1861), Gresley, Sir Herb., Grey, see Gray greyhound racing, Greyhound Racing Association, Griffin, -, Grigg: Barbara, wid. of Mic., Mic. (fl. 1627), Mic. (d. c. 1719), Grim's Dyke, earthwork, Grimston: Alice, m. Nic. Askew, Thos. Trussell, Gabriel, John, Philippe, see Tiptoft Grindal, Edm., bp. of London, later abp. of Canterbury, Gripper Bros., Grout and Baylis, crape factory, Grove (de la Grave): Clarice, see Paris John, Ric., Wm., fam., Grovelands (Southgate Grove), see Southgate, mans. and other estates Gubbay, Mrs. David, Guillemard, Isaac, Gunnersbury, in Ealing, Gunpowder Plot, Gunter (fl. 11th cent.), and see Gilbert Guy's hosp., see Southwark Habershon, W. G. and E., architects, Habershon, W. G., and Pite, architects, Hackney, Hadfield Bros., Hadleigh (Essex), Hadley: Hen., John, Hadley (Herts.), Hadley, Monken (Monkenchurch), later in Herts., n, agric., alms-hos., Pagitt's, Wilbraham's, boundaries, bridges, chars., chs., clubs and socs., coach svces., common fields, inclosure, common pasture and waste, inclosure, dom. bldgs.: Beacon Ho., Chase, Elms, n, Fairholt, Gate Ho., Hadley Bourne (formerly Dury Ho.), Hadley Grove, Hadley Ho., Hadley Hurst, Hadley Lodge, Lemmons (Gladsmuir Ho.), Livingstone Cottage, Monkenholt, n, Monkenhurst, Mount Ho., Ossulston Ho., White Lodge, drainage, educ., Enfield Chase, q.v. farms and farm-hos., Glebe, Gothic, Hadley, Woodcock, geol. and soil, growth, Hadley Common, q.v. Hadley Green, q.v. Hadley Highstone, q.v. halls and institutes, hermitage, incumbents, and see Burrows; Carrier; Cass; Cottrell; Felstead; Garrow; Pennant; Taylor; Turner ind., brewing, librs. and reading rooms, mans. and other estates, Capons Ho. (Bonnyes, Woodcock farm) ho., Folly farm, Hadley (Monken Hadley) man., ho. (Hadley Ho., Manor Ho.), Ludgrove (Ludgraves or Blue Ho. farm), ho. (Ludgrove Ho., Ludgrove Hall, Blue Ho.), mills, nonconf., omnibus svces., par. officers, parks and open spaces, poor-relief, pop., postal svces., pub. hos.: Rose and Crown, Two Brewers, White Bear, William IV, Windmill, rlys., retail trade, roads, Rom. Cathm., sport, tithes, ward, woodland, n, wkho., worthies, Hadley Common, in Monken Hadley, Hadley Green, in Monken Hadley, Hadley Highstone, in Monken Hadley, Hadley Wood, in Enfield Chase, Camlet Ho., chs., growth, ind., rly. sta., Hadow Report, Haggerston, in Shoreditch, Hague, Miss, Haigh, Thos., Haize, Phil. de la, Hakebrook, see Bury Street stream Hale, John of the, Hale, the, in Hendon, chs., dom. bldgs., Orange Hill Ho., pub. ho., Green Man, rly. sta., Hale, the, in Tottenham, see Tottenham Hale Haley: Hen., sr. (fl. 1623), Hen., jr. (fl. 1624), Hen. (fl. 1698), John, Mary, Ric. (fl. 1652), Ric. (fl. 1700), fam., Haliwell, Shoreditch, priory of, Hall: Thos., Wm. John, vicar of Tottenham and canon of St. Paul's, Hall, L., (Edmonton) Ltd., Hallam, Jasper, Hallett: Wm. (d. 1781), Wm. (fl. 1786), Hallifax, Sir Thos., ld. mayor of Lond., Halliwick, see Edmonton, mans. and other estates (Bush Hill) Halsbury, earl of, see Giffard Hamilton: Alex., E. L., Jas., earl of Abercorn, Jas., marquess (later duke) of Abercorn, John Jas., marquess of Abercorn, Hamilton-Gordon: Art., Ld. Stanmore, Geo., earl of Aberdeen, fam., Hammersmith, ch., Hammond: F. T., vicar of South Mimms, Frances Isabella, Maud, P. A., vicar of South Mimms, P. F., vicar of South Mimms, Thos., Wm. Parker, fam., Hamon, s. of Roger, Hamond: Anne, w. of Somerset Davies, John (fl. 1280), John (fl. 1426), Marg., see Smith Pet., Ric., Sim., fam., Hamp, Stanley, architect, Hampshire, see Faringdon; Gosport Hampstead, ch., gates from Canons at, Kilburn, q.v. University Coll. sch., Hampstead Garden Suburb, in Hendon and Finchley, chs., clubs and socs., educ., institute, nonconf., Hampstead Garden Suburb Trust, Hampstead Heath, in Hampstead and Hendon, Hampstead Heath Extension Tenants Ltd., Hampstead Tenants Ltd., Hampstead tube, see Northern line Hancock, C. F., Handel, Geo. Fred., Handley Page, Fred., see Page Handley Page Ltd., Handley Page Transport, Handsworth (Staffs.), see Perry Hall Hanselin: Gille, see Rames Wm., Harding: Joan, see Pluckington Thos., - (fl. 16th cent.), Hare: Benj., Eliz., w. of Hen., Ld. Coleraine, Hen., Ld. Coleraine (d. 1708), Hen., Ld. Coleraine (d. 1749), Hugh, Ld. Coleraine, Lucy, w. of Hugh, Ld. Coleraine, Thos., Zachariah, fam., Haringey: Lond. boro. of, arms, council, Harlesden, in Willesden, Harman: Edw., Eliz. Marg., Ellen Anna, Harold, Earl, later King, Harper & Tunstall, Harringay, in Tottenham and Hornsey, growth, halls and institutes, nonconf., rly. sta., ward, Harringay Stadium, in Tottenham, Harrison: D. J., Geo. H. R., Mary, Ric., Sam., Thos., Wm. (fl. 1607), Wm. (fl. 1749), fam., Harrow, boro., arms, wards, Kenton, q.v. Lond. boro. of, arms, wards, Preston, q.v. rly. stas., Tokyngton, q.v. urban district, arms, council, wards, Uxendon, q.v. vicar of, see Wilcocks Wealdstone, q.v. Wembley, q.v. Harrow and Stanmore Gas Co., see Stanmore Gas Co. Harrow and Stanmore Railway Co., Harrow School, Harrow Weald, in Harrow, Bentley Priory estate, Grim's Dyke (ho.), Kenton Lane farm, Harry, Horace, Hart: A. N., architect, Chas., J., Wm. (d. 1683), Wm. (fl. 1793), Harting, Jas., Hartley, Ralph, Hartridge, Chas., Harvey: Geo. Dan., John, Wm. Wigan, Harwood: Arnold, architect, Thos., Haseley: Agnes, wid. of Thos., Christine, m. Hen. Waver, Thos. Cook, Thos., Hassell, John, vicar of South Mimms, Hastings: Ada de, see Ada Anne, wid. of John, earl of Pembroke, Cath., wid. of Wm., Ld. Hastings, Edw., Hen. de, Sir Hen. de, s. of Hen., Joan, w. of Sir Hen. de, John, Ld. Hastings (d. 1313), John, Ld. Hastings (d. c. 1325), John, earl of Pembroke (d. 1375), John, earl of Pembroke (d. 1389), Laur., earl of Pembroke, Philippa, wid. of John, m. 2 Ric. FitzAlan, earl of Arundel, Selina, ctss. of Huntingdon, see Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion Wm., Ld. Hastings (d. 1483), Hastings or Pembrokes, see Totten- ham, mans. and other estates Hatch, Wal. atte, Hatfield (Herts.), Hatfield Ho., Hatton, in East Bedfont, Haughton, Rog., Havilland, see de Havilland Hawes, Nic., Hawker Siddeley Group, Hawkes: Ric., Rob., Hawkins, Wm., curate of Kingsbury, vicar of Willesden, and canon of St. Paul's, Hawland brook, see Pymme's brook Hawtrey, Wm., Haxell, Edw. Nelson, Hay, A., vicar of South Mimms, Haydok: Ellen, see Plesington Gilb., Haye, de la (atte Haye): Agnes, wid. of Rog., Christine, m. Wm. Aunsel, Rog., fam., Hayes: Alice, John, John, s. of John, Marg., Sim., fam., and see Hays Hayes, Hayly, Ann, Hayman: Fran., painter, n Hen., Pet., Sarah, see Collet Hayne, W., architect, Hays: Ben., Trebe Hele, and see Hayes Hayward, Hen. le, Head: Frank, John, head tenants, see tenure Heal, John, Heath, Sir Thos., Heathfield, John, vicar of South Mimms, Heavy Current Electric Accessories Co., see M. K. Electric Ltd. Hechstetter: Charlotte, w. of David, Sir David (d. 1721), David (d. 1757), Hedges Reinforced Plastics, Heenan Beddow, Hegge: John atte, Wm. atte, -, w. of Wm. atte, see Collins -, m. Thos. Freville, -, m. Rog. Smith, Helen, ctss. of Huntingdon, m. 1 John the Scot, 2 Rob. de Quincy, Helene Friederike Auguste, duchess of Albany, Hemel Hempstead (Herts.), Hemery, Chas., Heming: Geo., Ric., Thos., -, wid. of Geo., fam., Hende, John, Henderson, A. E., architect, Hendon, Gilb. of, Hendon, aerodrome, agric., allotments, alms-hos., Daniel's, Nicholl's, baths, boro., arms, council, boundaries, Brent Street, q.v. bridges, Burnt Oak, q.v. Burroughs, the, q.v. cemeteries, chantry, chars., Childs Hill, q.v. Church End, q.v. chs., cinemas, clubs and socs., coach svces., Colin Deep, q.v. Colindale, q.v. commons and greens, Cricklewood, q.v. customary wks. and svces., n, drainage, Drivers Hill, q.v. Edgware Road, q.v. educ., electricity, farms and farm-hos., Ashley, Barnet Gate, Bittacy, Bunns, Burroughs (Grove), Burton Hole, Church, Church End, Cockmans in the Wood, Cookes, Cowleaze, Decoy, Dole Street, Dollis, Elm (Rose), Goodhews, Old, Gutters Hedge, Guttershedge, Lower, Guttershedge, Upper (Brent), Hale, Lower (Hale Grove), Hale, Upper, Holders Hill, Home (Heath), Hyde, Hyvers Hill Wood, Lawrence Street, Manor, Partingdale (Pattengale), Reets, Rookery, Sanders Lane (Devonshire), Shakerham, Shoelands, Stoneyfields, Temple Fortune, Tithe, Tooley's (Wildwood), Uphill, Westcroft, fields, fire, friendly socs., gas, geol. and soil, Golders Green, q.v. Golders Hill, q.v. Greek Orthodox Ch., group hosp. management cttee., growth, Hale, the, q.v. halls and institutes, Hampstead Garden Suburb, q.v. Hampstead Heath, q.v. Hendon, West, q.v. Highwood Hill, q.v. Holcombe Hill, q.v. hosps., housing and council estates, Hyde, the, q.v. ind., aircraft, brewing, brick-making, charcoal, furniture-making, motor, Jews, librs. and reading rooms, local board, wards, mans. and other estates, Belmont, Ho., Blechenham, Clitterhouse, Coventry, n, Frith and Newhall, ho., Goldbeaters, Goodhews, Hendon man., cts., officers, Hendon Park, Hendon Place, ho. (Hendon Place or Ho.), Hodford and Cowhouse (Golders Green farm), Lotheresleage, Moat Mount, Renters or Romers, Wyldes, ho., mkt. gdning. and nurseries, mkts. and fairs, Mill Hill, q.v. mills, mus., nonconf., omnibus svces., Page Street, q.v. par. officers, parks and open spaces, police, poor law union, bd. of guardians, wkho. (Redhill), poor-relief, pop., postal svces., pub. hos., rlys. and Underground rlys., rectory, and see Dudley, Wm. Redhill, q.v. retail trade, roads, Rom. Cathm., Rom. remains, rural district, council, rural sanitary authority, see Edgware, rural sanitary authority sewerage, soc. life, sport, Temple Fortune, q.v. theatres, tithes, town hall, tram svces., urban district, council, vicars, and see Bailey; Bate; Garrick; Rawlins; Shether; Warham; Williams water, woodland, n wkhos., and see Hendon, poor law union worthies, Hendon, West, in Hendon, chs., educ., ind., nonconf., Hendon & Finchley Brick & Tile Works, Hendon & Finchley Times, Hendon Co-Operative Soc., Hendon Flower of Oddfellows, Hendon Young Men's Friendly Soc., Heneage: Rob., Thos., Henningham: Geo., Marg., m. Jasper Phesaunt, n Henrietta Maria, queen of Chas. I, Henry II, Henry IV, formerly earl of Derby and duke of Lancaster, Henry V, Henry VI, Henry VII, Henry VIII, Henry, s. of David I of Scotland, earl of Huntingdon and later earl of Northumberland, Henry the Teuton, Henshaw, Wal., Henson, A. E., architect, Heraud, John Abraham, Herbert: Sir Edw. (d. 1595), Edw. (fl. 1706), Eliz., see Somerset Hen. Art., Ld. Herbert of Cherbury and earl of Powis, Percy, Ld. Powis, Phil., earl of Montgomery, later earl of Pembroke, Wm., earl of Pembroke, Wm., Ld. Powis, Wm., marquess of Powis (d. 1696), Wm., marquess of Powis (d. 1745), Wm., marquess of Powis (d. 1748), Wm. (fl. 1810), fam., Hereford: ctsses. of, see FitzAlan; Mandeville earls of, see Bohun Herewinton, Adam de, Herne, John, Heron: Emme, see Plessis John (d. 1326), John (d. 1335), Marg., Hertford, John de, abbot of St. Albans, Hertford (Herts.), castle, rly. svces. to, Hertford Road, in Edmonton, see Fore Street Hertford Road, in Enfield, chs., pub. hos.: Bell, Black Horse, Fox and Crown, Red Lion, and see Enfield Highway; Enfield Wash; Fore Street and Hertford Road Hertfordshire, county council, and see Aldenham; Amwell; Ashwell; Barnet, Chipping; Barnet, East; Barnet, High; Barnet, New; Brookmans Park; Broxbourne; Bushey; Bushey Heath; Chadwell; Cheshunt; Cuffley; Elstree; Hadley; Hatfield; Hemel Hempstead; Hertford; Hertingfordbury; Hitchin; Hoddesdon; Hunsdon; Langley, Kings; Lemsfordmills; Letchworth; Mimms, North; Northaw; Ponsbourne; Rickmansworth; Ridge; St. Albans; Sawbridgeworth; Shenley; Stevenage; Stortford, Bishop's; Totteridge; Waltham Cross; Ware; Watford; Welwyn Garden City; Widford Hertfordshire Association of Baptist Churches, Hertfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, Hertingfordbury (Herts.), Hertsmere district council, Hesdin: Ernulf of, Sibyl, m. Wal. of Salisbury, Heston, Osterley Park, Hetherington, John, Hewys: Alice, see Cromer Thos., Heybourne: Sir Ferdinando, Lady (fl. 1619), Heybourne, see Dean's brook Heyman, Hen., Heyn, Ric., Heynes, Rob., Heyrun (de Hairun): Ralph (c. 1086), Ralph (fl. early 13th cent.), Ralph, s. of Ralph, Rob., Hickes, Gaspar, vicar of Tottenham, Hickman: Ant., John, Hicks: Dr. Hen., Wm., vicar of Edmonton, Hickson, Jas., Hidagium, High Cross or Tottenham Green, in Tottenham, chs., dom. bldgs., Avenue Ho., Drapers' alms-hos., Eaton Ho., Elms, Ferns, Grove Ho., Hatfield Ho., Stanstead Ho., Wilton Ho., growth, halls and institutes, nonconf., pub. ho., Swan, ward, High Road, in Tottenham, dom. bldgs., Ald. Staines's alms-hos., Barnfield Ho., Black Ho. (Rydley), Brook Ho., Bruce Grove, Dial Ho., Earlsmead, Elmhurst, Lordship Hall, Percy Ho., Red Ho., Sailmakers' alms-hos., Stonebridge Ho., Suffield Lodge, Vicarage, growth, halls and institutes, ind., nonconf., pub. hos., Bell and Hare, George and Vulture, Horns (Hart's Horns), Red Lion, Ship, White Hart, ward, Highbury, in Islington, Highgate, Thos., Highgate, in Hornsey and St. Pancras, rly. sta., Highgate Hill, in Islington, Highlord, John, highwaymen, and see Turpin Highwood Hill, in Hendon, dom. bldgs., Highwood Ho., nonconf., pub. hos.: Plough, Rising Sun, Three Crowns, Hill: Alb., Art., Chris., Geo. Norman Birkbeck, John, bldr., Rowland, Thos., fam., Hillingdon, Hill's brew-ho., in Green Street, Hillson, Rob., Hillyer, Jas., Hilman, Thos., curate of Kingsbury and canon of St. Paul's, Hinde: Augustine, Rowland, Hindle, John, Hipwell, Mrs. (fl. c. 1850), Hitchin (Herts.), Hitchings, John, Hoadly, John, abp. of Armagh, Hoare: Sir Ric., Sir Sam., bt., fam., Hobb Hale, see Bury Street stream Hobby: Marg. Maria, m. - Jermyn, Mary, see Beale Sir Phil., fam., Hobson, Wm., Hocklie, John, Hoddesdon: Gillian, see Joigneur Guy of, Sim., Hoddesdon (Herts.), Hodford and Cowhouse, see Hendon, mans. and other estates Hodges: Sam., fam., Hodgkin: Dr. Thos., Vincent, vicar of South Mimms, fam., Hodgson: C. R. P., Mary, see Nicholl Hodsden: Rog., fam., Hodson, W., Hodson and Whitehead, architects, Hoffman, Hen., Holborn: Lincoln's Inn, St. Giles-in-the-Fields, hosp. of, Holcombe Hill, in Hendon, dom. bldgs., Holcombe Ho., nonconf., Holden, Chas., architect, Holland, Nic., minister of Little Stanmore, Hollond: Ellen Julia, wid. of Rob., Rob., M.P., fam., Holloway, in Islington, Metropolitan cattle mkt., Holm, Eliza, Holmes: Edw., Jasper, Holmshill brook, Holy Trinity, Aldgate (Lond.), priory of, n, prior of, see Temple, Ric. de Home and Colonial School Soc., Hone: Nat., Wm., Honest, Gertuch, Honeyland, Ellis of, Honeylands and Pentriches, see Enfield, mans. and other estates Honeywood, Rob., Honorius III, Pope, Hood: Alex., Vct. Bridport, n Frances, m. - Broderip, Thos., poet, Hooper, Hen., Hopcock (Hobcok), John, Hopegood: And., fam., Hornblower, Geo., architect, Horne: Alwin, Wm., Hornsey, dom. bldgs.: Haringey Ho., Mattisons, educ., Highgate, q.v. Muswell Hill, q.v. nonconf., rly. sta., sewerage, town hall, urban district, Horsepool Stones, in Enfield, see Enfield Wash horse-racing, Horton: John, Mrs. Mary, Houchin, H. R., architect, Hounsden gutter, brook, Housing, Ministry of, Hoval Boilers, Hovenden: Chris., fellow of All Souls Coll., Oxford, Rob., warden of All Souls Coll., Oxford, Howard: Art. Jas., Hen., earl of Northampton, John Eliot, Luke, Marg., w. of Wm., Ld. Howard, Rob., Thos., duke of Norfolk, Wm., Ld. Howard (d. 1573), Ld. Wm. (d. 1640), Howard & Co., Howard & Sons, chemical manufacturers, Howard de Walden, Ld. and Lady, see Scott-Ellis Howell, W. C., Howes, Geo., Howkins: John, fam., Hoxton, in Shoreditch, Hubbersty, - (fl. c. 1690), n Hucks: Rob., Rob., s. of Rob., Sarah, see Coghill Hudson: Geo., rector of Great Stanmore, John, Hudson's Bay Co., Hugh of Eu, see Eu Hugh, earl of Chester, Hughes, Obadiah, Huicke, Rob., Hulson, John, Hume, Abraham, Hunsdon: Hen., fam., Hunsdon (Herts.), Hunt: Hen., Isaac, Jas. Hen. Leigh, John, Hunter: John, Thos., hunting, Huntingdon: ctsses. of, see Helen; Maud Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion, q.v. earls of, see David I; David; John the Scot; St. Liz; Waltheof Huntingdon, Huntington, Wm., Hupfield Bros., Hurley (Berks.), priory of, Hurst: Harriett, R. W., architect, Husband, John, vicar of Tottenham and canon of St. Paul's, Huxley: Geo., John, Meliora, m. - Shaw, Sarah, Thos., fam., Hyde: Alice, Eleanor, wid., Helen, m. 1 Ric. Smith, Ric. atte Hyde, Hen. (fl. 1541), Hen. (d. 1877), Isabel, m. Sim. Taylor, Julia, wid. of Hen., Mariot, m. Wm. Shepherd, Mic. atte, Ric. atte, n Wm., Hyde, the, in Hendon and Kingsbury, dom. bldgs., educ., housing and council estates, ind., nonconf., pub. hos.: Boot, George, New King's Arms, Old or Lower King's Arms, Red Lion, Two Poplars, rly. sta., Rom. Cathm., Ilford (Essex), immigrants, Germans, Greek Cypriots, Irish, West Indians, Imperial Airways, Imperial Gas Co., Imperial Lamp Works, Improved Industrial Dwellings Co., Ince, fam., Independent Evangelical Churches, Fellowship of, Independents, see Congregationalists India Tyres, Industrial Orthopaedic Soc., industry, see aircraft industry; brewing; brick-making; charcoal; coach-building; electrical and radio industries; engineering; furniture-making; lace-making; malt trade; metal industries; motor industry; munitions industry; paper-making; tanning; weaving Ingle, Ann, Inglis barracks, in Mill Hill, Ingram (Ingelram), chancellor of Scotland and bp. of Glasgow, Ingram: Dr. Jas., John, chaplain of Kingsbury, Injection Moulders, Innocent, John, Inskip, see Lade International Exhibition, South Kensington, International Flavors and Fragrance, Inverforth, Ld., see Weir Irby, Marg., Ireland, Dr. John, Isaac, fam., Isabel, dau. of David, earl of Huntingdon, m. Rob. de Bruce, ld. of Annandale, Isham: Greg., Hen., John, Islington, John of, Islington, Highbury, q.v. Highgate Hill, q.v. Holloway, q.v. nonconf., poor law union, urban district, Western Synagogue, Jack, Chas., Jackson: Art., Cath., Dr. Humph., John, Jos., Mary, m. Wm. Tash, Ric., fam., Jacob, John, vicar of South Mimms and Ridge, Jacomb, Rob., Jaffray, Sir Wm., bt., Jakings, Wm., James I, James: Agnes, m. 2 Ric. Shelley, John (fl. 1559), John (fl. 1714), architect, Thos., Janaway, Thos., bell-founder, Janson, Wm., Jarpenville: Alice de, see Longespée Geof. de, Jebb, Sir Ric., bt., Jehovah's Witnesses, Jekyll, John, Jellect, see Gillett Jenks, Morris, Jennett, A. R., architect, Jennings, R., Jephson, Wm., Jeremy's Green, in Edmonton, see Marsh Side Jermyn: Marg. Maria, see Hobby Steph., fam., Jerningham: Edm., Hen., Jervis: Dorothy, see Peach Paul, Jewish Children Refugees, Jews, moneylenders, n Jifkins, Ann, Johannot, Israel, John, King, John the Scot, earl of Huntingdon and later of Chester, John of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster, John, John, John a Marsh Green, in Edmonton, see Marsh Side John Groom's Crippleage, Johnson: Amy, flyer, Chas., dramatist, Revd. J. N., John, architect, Rob., Sam., writer, W. J., Johnson's of Hendon, Joigneur, Gillian le, m. Guy of Hoddesdon, Jones: Alf., Denton, vicar of Tottenham, Sir Edw. C. Burne-, painter, Jas., Owen, Priscilla, see Mackeris fam., Jordaine, And., Jordan: Abraham, Joan, w. of Wm., m. 2 Hugh Morland, Ric., Wm., Joynes, Hen., Judde, Thos., Judith, Ctss., wid. of Waltheof, Julian, John,