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A History of the County of Middlesex
… in return for the erection of four pews there. There is no record that the rector paid for repairs, which were always …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 55 and place-names like Hogmansherne and Pigensland record pigs, especially on the edges of Finchley wood. 56 … Drew Barentyn was a goldsmith and twice mayor, William Chester a skinner and merchant of the staple, and John Plomer … children in London, 83 to the continuing attraction of the city itself, and to the need to pay debts at death. When …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… that its own rights might be threatened. 9 At first the office of common driver was combined with other parish duties … growing suburb which was easily accessible from the City and the west end of London. A strip of land between … 1959; 27 July 1964. See p. 38. Dates refer to the earliest record of the names. S.C. 2/188/67 m. 12d. John le Kent fl. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… rents and services, survives for 1364-5. There is also a record of a court held in 1597 which was concerned with … for the years 1716 to 1830 and 1847 to 1936 and mostly record encroachments and admissions. 93 Courts baron were … & Water Co. over the water-rate in 1901 and with the Post Office over the installation of telephones in 1913. 49 H. C. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… conveyed the manor and combined estates to William Chester and others in 1461-2 and by 1464 they were held by …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 80 and sold the lease in 1821 to Lewis Loyd (d. 1858), a City banker, from whom it descended to his son Samuel Jones …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… charities regulated by a Scheme of 1957. 16 The London City Mission ran an interdenominational mission at no. 8 St. …