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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… founder, while, according to the vulgar tradition of the place, its erection was effected in one night by the … set it on fire. The decay and ruin which characterised the place in the reign of Henry VIII., when visited by Leland, … by the small river Dulas, which falls into the Wye at this place, after dividing for some distance the counties of …
The Environs of London
… Extent. Soil. Land-tax. In old records the name of this place is written Hese, or Heese 1. It is situated near the … of his property, as the manor of Hayes and Park-hall, and was held of John Millet, Esq. as lord paramount, by … Esq. lord of the manor, 1693; Thomas Jenyns, B.A. of Clare-hall, 1696; John Jenyns, son of John Jenyns, Esq. (both lords …
The Environs of London
… Boundaries. Quantity of land, and how occupied. Soil. This place, called in old writings, Hese; lies in the hundred of … this estate is in the tenure of John Bowdler, Esq. Hayes-place the residence of the late Earl of Chatham, now the seat of Lord Lewisham. Hayes-place (near the church) was formerly the seat of the Scotts. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… its site is now covered by the gardens adjoining the Town Hall. A house on the north side of Hemmen Lane, near the … Edmund Reeve, were sequestered in 1645, 93 and Timothy Hall, the succeeding vicar, was ejected in 1661. 94 Nothing … in the following year and replaced by a larger timber hall built by the London Diocesan Mission. 27 It was …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the wars the bulk of house and factory building took place, a large part of the former being a result of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… as allotments, a fire service, and providing a village hall, drainage, and sewage. They produced a sewage scheme in … in front of two rays of lightning or [Granted 1950] Barra Hall, a residence at Wood End known in 1865 as Grove Lodge, … by the council in 1923 and afterwards used as the town hall. In 1948 the department of the borough engineer and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the king to move to Hayes so as to be nearer Windsor. 93 A hall, two granges, and a cattle shed are mentioned in 1398, 94 and numerous minor repairs to the hall and other manorial buildings are recorded in the later … 7 which later became known as the sub-manor of HAYES PARK HALL. In 1481 Cecily Green, widow of Sir Robert Green, was …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… activity in Hayes until 1831, when there was said to be a place of worship for Independents. 41 During the 1830s and … was cancelled in 1930 on the registration of the Queen's Hall, Station Road. 53 A Baptist chapel had been erected in … was cancelled in 1906. 62 A Baptist Tabernacle hall was said to have been in existence in 1913 63 in Station …