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The Environs of London
… of the survey by Haimo the Sheriff, under the Abbot of Chertsey. It was valued at three several periods at 40s. 20 …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… and Lord Berkeley about the timber on the royal manor of Chertsey, Surrey. Appending:The memorial. [ Ibid, p. 3845.] …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… daily stolen by the country people, and in the manors of Chertsey and Hardwick in Surrey, and Thornton Bridge and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 2712, being the parcel of land called Potters Park near Chertsey in Windsor Forest, viz. for 18 years from 1709 Lady …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Park, near Queen Wood in "the Forest of Windsor called Chertsey Walk," of which his father David Moore was tenant by …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of a forfeiture of 10 l. incurred by Thomas Sawyer of Chertsey, County Surrey, labourer, who is convicted of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… a particular of a parcel of land called Potter's Park near Chertsey in Windsor Forest in order to a lease thereof to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Ash Walk 20 George Fry and James Gibson, Keepers of Chertsey Walk 40 Richard Lee, Keeper of Fair Oak Walk 12 … in Knowl Grove, Fan Grove and Stubbridge Coppice [in Chertsey]. They find that the two former are liable to a rent …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Fan Grove and Stubbridge Coppice within the parishes of Chertsey, Thorpe and Egham, Co. Surrey, as a means to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 21 years before from St. Stephen's. 37 It stands in the Chertsey Road beside St. Stephen's School, to which it … on the electoral roll. 42 The church of ALL HALLOWS, Chertsey Road, was opened in 1940. Before that the building … tall square tower of Portland stone was re-erected at the Chertsey Road site, while the monuments and the original …