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A History of the County of Middlesex
… 76 By will proved 1670 Edward Nicholl of Knightsland, South Mimms, left £10 a year with interest to the poor of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… dressings; the tower is of ragstone, while the modern south aisle is of Portland and Weldon stone. 37 Excavations … the nave in the 13th century, and the existing three-bay south nave arcade, supported on low octagonal piers, dates … of an altar to the designs of G. F. Bodley. In 1915 the south aisle was replaced by a new nave, south aisle, and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… which ran north-eastward across the parish from a point south of Edgware bridge to Totteridge, passing through the … (later Station Road), from the Burroughs to Edgware Road south of Silk bridge, Finchley Lane, from Church End to … Lane to West Heath, Hampstead, and Bell Lane, which ran south-east from Brent Street to Temple Fortune, crossing the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Land grove, west of Burroughs Lane, and Bush grove, south of Colindeep Lane, were about to be grubbed up. Hodford … sharp contrast to the large consolidated estates farther south. Mills. A windmill worth 12 s. a year existed in 1321 … by Mill field, 92 in 1970 a recreation ground on the south side of the Ridgeway. Another windmill, called …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… become the north wing; the Queen Mary hall was opened as a south wing in 1918 and the connecting block, Crewe hall, in … House 69 in 1879. In 1902 it took over a building to the south, which from 1876 had been the home of St. Margaret's …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… had been built in Elm Grove, Yew Grove, and Ash Grove, south of Cricklewood Lane; St. Peter's church and school were … the new Redhill workhouse; the houses occupied North, South, and East roads, which formed a square with Edgware … L.C.C.'s Watling estate was laid out in 1924-7. 13 To the south a new suburb called West Hendon grew up near Hendon …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Middle Ages, as had that of Blechenham, an estate to the south which was first mentioned in a charter reputedly dating … hedgerows, suggests that small fields were assarted in the south. 85 Most of the cultivated land seems to have been … Nicholl in 1732. 20 Upper Hale, a short distance to the south-east, was a larger collection of buildings at the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 2 and measured approximately seven miles from north to south and four miles from east to west at its widest points. … later Barnet L.B.), to the east by Finchley, to the south by Hampstead, to the south-west by Willesden, and to the west by Kingsbury, Little …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… whose functions were divided between the north and south ends of the parish. 34 Constables and headboroughs … by the vestry to the overseers for the north and south ends of the parish, who presented their accounts … demand for outdoor relief. Thirteen inhabitants of the south end of the parish resolved in 1795 to help relieve men …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of 959 also mentioned land called Blechenham, which lay south of the river Brent. 16 According to a charter of St. … from Thomas of Blechenham in 1315. 14 His lands in the south of the parish thereafter formed part of the Hodford … of the Clitterhouse estate and the second, Rockholts, lay south of the road to Childs Hill. The manor was held of …