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A History of the County of Essex
… time. It became a mixed secondary modern school in 1945. Frederick Road board school, Canning Town, was opened in 1897 … in 1933, Clarkson Street, Manor Road, Holbrook Road, and Frederick Road in 1934, and Water Lane and Gainsborough Road … Lane, Credon Road, Rosetta Road, Silvertown, Manor Road, Frederick Road, and Gainsborough Road, ceased during the …
A History of the County of Essex
… Fertilizers Ltd., which apparently ceased c. 1939. 165 Frederick Hempleman's manure works, Abbey Lane, later Crows … as the Stratford Wire Works; it was later moved to Frederick Street, where it still continues under R. and A. …
A History of the County of Essex
… Henniker. 96 It was conveyed in 1824 to his nephew, Sir Frederick Henniker, Bt. (d. 1825). 97 Sir Frederick's brother and heir, Sir Augustus Henniker, Bt. (d. …
A History of the County of Essex
… Hatch. 233 Custom House (P), Bridgeland (formerly Frederick) Road, originated in 1881, with open-air services … meeting in Brindisi Terrace. An iron church was erected in Frederick Road in 1883. When this was burnt down in 1888 it was replaced by a small brick building. Frederick Road probably headed the Custom House branch …
A History of the County of Essex
… 59 In the early 1880s Dillon, his sister, and her husband Frederick Fredericks, had regularly visited Stratford with a … Angel Lane. In 1886 Dillon sold it to Albert (brother of Frederick) Fredericks, who enlarged it in 1888 and again in …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… by William Wailes was installed in 1852. 16 The Revd Frederick Freeman, 185868 kept records of how often … copied from the manuscript collections of the late Revd Frederick Brown, II, 99. SRO, DD/SF 1409, 2681, 2867, 3149, …
Survey of London
… in 19967. They appear to have been built for the engineer Frederick George Underhay, manufacturer of valve … for respectable clerks to stomachwere due in large part to Frederick Ebenezer Baines, an Assistant Secretary of the Post …
A History of the County of Sussex
… widow of Richard Barwell). About 1860 it was bought by Frederick Padwick, in whose family it has descended. In 1416 … the offer of the living, the advowson was sold in 1862 to Frederick Padwick and has descended with the main manor. 51 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… seating c. 40 people. 13 It was rebuilt c. 1712 by Frederick Herne 14 and in 1800 was a plain gabled building of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… (d. 1699). 52 Sir Joseph was succeeded by his sons Frederick, a bachelor, and Joseph (d. 1723), also an M.P. 53 …