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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 7 - Acton, Chiswick, Ealing and Brentford, West Twyford, Willesden

Year published

1982

Author

T F T Baker, C R Elrington (Editors), Diane K Bolton, Patricia E C Croot, M A Hicks

Description

The volume completes the coverage of outer Middlesex with the 5 outer parishes of the Kensington division of Ossulstone hundred.

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Sponsor

Victoria County History

Source

Victoria County History: Middlesex (Secondary texts)

Places

London

Subjects

Local, Urban and metropolitan

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 85

1
List of illustrations
X-XI
2
List of maps
XII
3
Editorial note
XIII
4
Middlesex Victoria County History council
XIV
5
Classes of documents in the Public Record Office used
XV-XVI
6
Classes of documents in the Greater London Record Office used
XVII
7
Note on abbreviations
XIX-XX
8
Ossulstone Hundred (continued)
1
9
Acton - Introduction
1-2
10
Acton - Communications
2-7
11
Acton - Growth
7-14
12
Acton - Social and cultural activities
14-16
13
Acton - Manors and other estates
16-23
14
Acton - Economic history
23-30
15
Acton - Local government
30-32
16
Acton - Public services
32-35
17
Acton - Churches
35-39
18
Acton - Roman catholicism
39
19
Acton - Protestant nonconformity
39-42
20
Acton - Education
42-49
21
Acton - Charities for the poor
49-50
22
Chiswick - Introduction
50-51
23
Chiswick - Communications
51-54
24
Chiswick - Growth
54-68
25
Chiswick - Social and cultural activities
69-71
26
Chiswick - Manors
71-74
27
Chiswick - Other estates
74-78
28
Chiswick - Economic history
78-86
29
Chiswick - Local government
86-90
30
Chiswick - Churches
90-93
31
Chiswick - Roman catholicism
93
32
Chiswick - Protestant nonconformity
93-95
33
Chiswick - Judaism
95
34
Chiswick - Buddhism
95
35
Chiswick - Education
95-99
36
Chiswick - Charities for the poor
99-100
37
Ealing and Brentford - Introduction
100-101
38
Ealing and Brentford - Communications
101-105
39
Ealing and Brentford - Growth of Ealing
105-113
40
Ealing and Brentford - Growth of Brentford
113-120
41
Ealing and Brentford - Social and cultural activities
120-123
42
Ealing and Brentford - Manors
123-128
43
Ealing and Brentford - Other estates
128-131
44
Ealing and Brentford - Economic history
131-144
45
Ealing and Brentford - Local government
144-147
46
Ealing and Brentford - Public services
147-149
47
Ealing and Brentford - Churches: Ealing
150-153
48
Ealing and Brentford - Churches: Brentford
153-157
49
Ealing and Brentford - Roman catholicism
157-158
50
Ealing and Brentford - Protestant nonconformity
158-162
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