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London Hearth Tax
… Middlesex 1666 Hornsey Hornsey Title Forename Surname Total Hearths Listing Status …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 10 s. For coals and candles. xv. Of the Treasury: To Rob. Hornsey for making two boxes in which the subdean took the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Jenyns, of London, Thos. Roberts. Highgate and Hornsey.Ric. Haukes, John Palmer. Stepney, Milesende, Poplar, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… to Islington to our Lady of the Oke, to Highgate, to Hornsey Parke, to Hamsted Heath and from thence to his said …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of St. Pancras and Islington, but chiefly in that of Hornsey, union of Edmonton, partly in the Holborn, but … chapel, 20th April, 1531, from Bishop Stokesley. In 1387, Hornsey Park, which occupied the site of the present …
Alumni Oxonienses
… of 1646. See Calamy, ii. 321; & Add. MSS. 15,699-70. [ 25] Hornsey, Edward of co. Lincoln, pleb. St. Mary Hall, matric. … 1587-8; M.A. from Lincoln Coll. 17 May, 1591, as Edmund. Hornsey, Nicholas of co. Lincoln, pleb. St. Mary Hall, … gent. deceased). See Foster's Gray's Inn Reg. Hornsey, Thomas of co. Lincoln, gent. Lincoln Coll., matric. …
Old and New London
… of a modern Ranelagh. The Sluice House, Eel Pie House, and Hornsey-wood House were old haunts of anglers and … manor house of the Blounts was standing a few years ago. Hornsey Road, which in Camden's time was a "sloughy lane" to … Fields, over the Holloway Road, through tunnels at Hornsey and elsewhere, and over a viaduct at Welwyn, with …
Survey of London
… who left a sum of money for apprenticing poor boys in Hornsey, died in 1659, and was succeeded by his nephew Thomas … son of Sir Hugh the second, was born at Crouch End in Hornsey on 26th June, 1584, was created a baronet 29th June, … Hill, who seems to have lived in a leasehold house on the Hornsey side of the road, near Cromwell House. The St. John's …
Old and New London
… district, or hamlet, embracing sundry outlying portions of Hornsey, Islington, and St. Pancras; and it is treated as … no less than 299 out of the 429 inhabited houses in Hornsey. It may well be styled one of the "northern heights" … on one side and Barnet on the other. The green lanes of Hornsey and Southgate ceased to be such. The lucky landowner …
Old and New London
… of the present church of St. Michael, was removed to Hornsey Church, of which Dr. Atterbury had been vicar. Sir … He spent his declining years in literary retirement at "Hornsey"probably at no great distance from the school which … and women, of honest life and conversation, inhabitants of Hornsey and Highgate." In 1722 the almshouses were doubled in …