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A History of the County of Middlesex
… green, particularly in the north-east near St. Winifred's well and St. George's chapel, the area possibly identifiable … Park Square 73 and passed to the Goulds. 74 A Jew, Jacob Cohendezevedo, occupied it before 1769. 75 The rest of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bethnal Green side, 45 almost devoid of buildings until well after 1700. The land belonged to freehold estates … of Milkhouse Bridge was garden ground in 1703. The Nag's Head inn fronted Hackney Road at the eastern end of the … for a few cottages at the Crabtree Row end. 49 The inn's licensee in 1722 and 1730 was John Pritchard, 50 whose …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… SPITALFIELDS, AND THE NICHOL. Waste alongside Collier's (Crabtree) Lane had been granted out by 1518 13 and was … Hackney' 15 was possibly the first mention of Collier's Row, the name given to houses fronting Hackney Road south and north of Collier's Lane. Collier's Row was a recognized locality in 1625. 16 …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of Iskennen, county of Carmarthen, South Wales, 8 miles (S.) from Llandilo-Vawr; comprising the Upper and Lower … a rentcharge of 200, payable to the Bishop of St. David's. The church, dedicated to St. David, is about fifty feet in … on the west the parish of Llangonoyd. The lands consist of well-cultivated fields, good pastures, woods, and mountains; …
Survey of London
… William Dowley (who had obtained and surrendered Burnell's grant) for 30 years. Thomas Jernegan marries Dowley's widow and so acquires the lease. 17th June, 1573. … Collier leases expiring in 1608 and 1648 respectively, as well as the sublease of his own house expiring in 1601. He is …
Survey of London
… subsequently changed to The St. Andrew 6, or St. Andrew's Cross. The premises seem to have come into the hands of … messuage, with appurtenances, in the parish of St. Martin's. 8 Ten years later Locker sold 9 the house to John Walker … dated 1920th December, 1729, between (1) William and Jacob Morland, (2) Richard Eardnell, (3) Tracy Pauncefort, …
Survey of London
… a scheme was devised whereby the East India Company's chapel would be replaced by a new church building on the same site and its chaplain would become the parish's first rector, but the East India Company refused to agree … involved work on the tower and spire and the stonework, as well as to the roof. It was completed in 1984 by Bowmans …
Survey of London
… chiefly developed following the East India Dock Company's decision in 1807 to sell its land there for building. The company's holding was the largest of the three parcels of land in the … who found the inhabitants of Bow Lane 'respectable and well to do' and those of Cotton Street 'respectable and …
Survey of London
… later followed by Church Pathand the East India Company's land on which its almshouses and Poplar Chapel stood. The … Dock Road filled up, except for the East India Company's land, which became a recreation ground. Castor, Morant and … for 2,035. 22 The red-brick single-storey building was well equipped, with six washing machines, generous …
Survey of London
… but by 1766 had been converted into gardens. 145 Newby's title was not entirely sound, for he bought only five of six shares, the other one belonged to Thorns's eldest son, presumed, but not certainly, dead without heirs … at No. 10 when the pavement was repaired. 225 There is a well in the basement of No. 7 and others may have had wells …