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A History of the County of Middlesex
… the 19th century and were linked more closely with that village than with Acton. Gregories, mentioned in 1551 as a … Acton Lane by 1842. 95 Acton was, however, still a rural village, with agriculture providing the main employment in … Beasley, 'Architectural Survey of Central Acton' (Borough Rd. Coll., Isleworth, dissertation, 1956, TS. in Acton …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… as far south as Masons green, Acacia Avenue, East Acton village and the site of Manor House, and Acton park. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 16th century may have comprised lands north of East Acton village known as Fosters in 1683. It was evidently distinct …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in East Acton in 1831 and a house in the middle of the village in 1836. 46 In 1851 only the Congregationalists and … formed with 16 members 1866. Moved to Acton hall, Church Rd., until new church built. 57 Acton Cong. church, Churchfield Rd., built 1871, seating c. 900, 58 by J. Tarring & Son. 59 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… services from 1880 at no. 2 Gloucester Villas, Shakespeare Rd. Replaced by temp. church of Our Lady, Strafford Rd., S. Acton, 1882. 28 Closed 1902 when permanent church of … de Paul had convent by 1902 at nos. 45 and 47 Avenue Rd., where they ran day school. 32 Moved to no. 9 Rosemont …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… and that at another place he, the said Yarrow, called him hackney-preist and stone-preist." o. 79. 1628, Oct. 4.Henry …