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A History of the County of Oxford
… grant was obtained. The Sibthorp family gave 1 a., a new cottage rent-free for the teacher, and more than half of the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… opened in the village by 1870. 23 It was formerly in White Cottage opposite Moor Lane, but was later moved across the … century or earlier, amongst them Bartlett's (later Wayside Cottage), Shuttles, the Mason Arms inn, Homan's Farm, and (behind Station Farm) Gunns Cottage; in 1792 several other cottages or farmsteads, since …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the Wesleyan Sunday school in Witney. 80 William Widdows's cottage at Church End was later used for meetings and seated …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… are recorded in the early 17th century 50 and a cottage built on the Chase was called the Brick Kiln in 1781. … Warrengate farm were both known as Brick Kiln field. 52 A cottage, standing on the corner of Kitts End Green and known …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Lane, later called Billy Lows Lane after the occupier of a cottage there (1425). 52 By 1754 53 the village of South … the south was Kitts End Green. On part of the green was a cottage, with a moat 10 of which one side remains, known in … was bought in 1808 by Henry Heyman, who renamed it Laurel Cottage, and afterwards passed to the Trotters of Dyrham …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 'parsonage' was worth £160 and consisted of 20 a., a small cottage, and a barn, together with the great tithes. 86 The …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… never built. 29 By 1760 Wesleyans were worshipping in a cottage 30 which, although often said to be in South Mimms, … congregation moved from the chapel, which had replaced the cottage, to a new chapel 33 that stood a few yards to the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Garden City in the eastern division of Hertfordshire. 68 A cottage hospital with a dispensary, supported by voluntary …