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A Survey of Documentary Sources for Property Holding in London before the Great Fire
… in doing so. The following have helped with advice or by providing copies and notes from records: Caroline …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to it, was purchased in 1777 by Dr. Fothergill and two or three other gentlemen of the Society of Friends for 7000; … The parish comprises 1033 acres, of which 55 are common or waste land, and 126 in wood. The living is a rectory, … The parish comprises 2251 acres, of which 85 are common or waste: the village consists chiefly of one long street, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… for next court day. Dr. Withe A motion by Dr. Lewin or Dr. Rives. Thomas Robinson An intimation of 100 l. to … to the court whether he think fit this cause be dismissed or not. To go to proof. Edward Brooke, in a suit promoted by … Robert Ramsey To appear and show cause the next court day, or else his bond to be certified. [Samuel] Wethered Referred …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Alcaston, and Henley, was ever more than a small village or hamlet. Quinny or Marsh brook marks the central part of the parish's north-western …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Lane crossed the boundary, which followed Bollo brook to Acton common and existed by 1394. 20 The main route … Road, known as Willesden Lane in 1842, to join Norwood or Green Lane at the boundary and lead thence to the Harrow … between Notting Hill and Acton that the bishop of London or his tenant at Wormholt farm, Hammersmith, was liable to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… all the land was held of Acton manor in free socage or by copy of court roll, forming nucleated settlements at Church Acton and East Acton, with 4 or 5 open arable fields and inclosed meadow and pasture. In … Park by 1905. 36 Gravel was dug from the banks of Stamford brook's western branch at the Steyne, where free tenants were …