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Middlesex county records
… Lawley, esquire, treasurer of the moneys for repairing Chertsey and other bridges in the county, was directed to pay … collected by him on the rate for the repair of a part of Chertsey Bridge, and other bridges, to Henry Hawley, the …
Middlesex county records
… esquire, treasurer, money expended upon the repair of Chertsey and other bridges ( ibid.) Order to reimburse the …
Middlesex county records
… and Francis Brown, carpenters, for their work in repairing Chertsey Bridge, and they draw attention to a great charge … sum of 20, to be applied to the repairing of Brentford and Chertsey Bridges. (p. 46) Similar order to pay 13 to Mr. …
Middlesex county records
… arrears due to the carpenters for repairing that part of Chertsey Bridge which is in the county; 6 3 s. 0 d. was paid …
Middlesex county records
… Hawley appointed treasurer of the fund for Brentford and Chertsey Bridges, in the place of the late Henry Hawley, his …
Middlesex county records
… treasurer of the money raised for repairing Brentford and Chertsey Bridges (p. 25) Letter from J. Thurston to General … of James Hawley, treasurer of the fund for Brentford and Chertsey Bridges; the election of Jeremiah Boreman, William … pay Mr. Hawley 20 for the repairs of Braintford Bridge and Chertsey Bridge (p. 80) Order for discharging Samuel Stone, …
Middlesex county records
… 48) Order for certain of the Justices to view the part of Chertsey Bridge which lies in the county, and report what it … starvation (p. 37) Order of reference as to the repair of Chertsey Bridge, and instructions as to raising a rate for … James (p. 62) The Justices appointed last Sessions to view Chertsey Bridge and give an estimate of the repairs …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Spelthorne, county of Middlesex, 2 miles (E. by S.) from Chertsey; containing 858 inhabitants. It comprises 1435 a. 2 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… former weirs. 15 Early Saxon cemeteries on the north of Chertsey Road and near Walton Bridge suggest that a … is the manor-house, which was built about 1830. 25 In the Chertsey Road are several houses in their own grounds, some … like Shepperton lies along the main road from Kingston to Chertsey on the outside of a northward loop of the Thames. …
A Survey of Documentary Sources for Property Holding in London before the Great Fire
… Fd. 1337; diss. 1536; reoccupied 15378 by monks from Chertsey. London prop. 1392. The original priory had property …