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Survey of London
… was built in Brentford, near the sons' homes in Ealing and Gunnersbury. 76 In 1830 William died and John retired, …
The Environs of London
… held under the Bishop. The most ancient of these is Gunnersbury, called in old records Gonyldesbury, or … at Ealing. His second son Sir Thomas Frowick, (born at Gunnersbury 9,) was a very eminent lawyer, and became Lord … at Finchley: his elder brother Sir Henry 10 inherited Gunnersbury, which appears to have descended to his daughter …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… site bought 1881 but made superfluous by St. James's Gunnersbury. Ragstone bldg. in early Decorated style on old … museum from 1963. 24 ST. JAMES, Chiswick High Road, Gunnersbury. Mission church of Christ Church, Turnham Green, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Pat. 1307-13, 149-50. Except that in 1297 the manor of Gunnersbury was recorded as belonging to Twyford chapel: … D.R.O. 37/A12/1 (cover). Home Counties Mag. i. 223. Gunnersbury Pk. mus., scrapbk. Sabin 62/11/80. Home Counties … M.R.O., D.R.O. 37/A9/1. Mdx. County Times, 20 Apr. 1935; Gunnersbury Pk. mus., scrapbk. Sabin 62/11/80 (appeal …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… briefly called Folly Lane c. 1746; it branched west from Gunnersbury Lane, which led from Acton, running south of … from it to Hanger Hill. In the east part of the parish Gunnersbury Lane led north from Chiswick High Road to meet Pope's Lane west of Gunnersbury House. There it turned east to meet Bollo Bridge …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was in the extreme north, Coldhall at West Ealing, Gunnersbury in the east, and Boston manor at New Brentford. … demesne of Boston was farmed by 1377, 43 whereas that of Gunnersbury was still in hand in 1378. 44 The fields of all … and 112 bu. of oats in 1410. 47 Of the 140 a. of arable on Gunnersbury demesne in 1378, only 60 a. were sown, suggesting …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1962. At Brentford the boys' and girls' senior schools and Gunnersbury Roman Catholic grammar school were the only … replacing Ealing Rd. sch. Rolls 1977: 280 I, 290 JM. Gunnersbury R.C., Gunnersbury Ave. Opened c. 1919 as sec. sch. in Boston Pk. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and the Ride in 1924, a further 430 were planned for the Gunnersbury Park estate farther east in 1925, and in 1925-6 … Some of the land was secured for middle-class housing near Gunnersbury Park and Boston Manor, and much remained open, notably Boston Manor park (407 a.), Gunnersbury park (183 a.), and Carville Hall park (161 a.). …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 10 South-east of Ealing village lay the manor house of Gunnersbury. North of Uxbridge Road the heavy clay land was … the south-eastern corner of the parish remained open. Gunnersbury Lodge stood north of Gunnersbury Lane, with Manor House to the west and the two …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Dean. The Taplow gravel extends across the parish north of Gunnersbury park from Acton to the Brent except at Little …