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A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1929 Jews in the developing districts of Neasden, Dollis Hill, and Gladstone Park met to consider opening a synagogue. … the United Synagogue, opened in 1933 in Parkside, Dollis Hill. A larger, concrete synagogue by Walter Landauer seating … From 1950 it was a Federation affiliated synagogue. Dollis Hill Beth Hamedrash, also a member of the Union of Orthodox …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 93 Board meetings were held at White's Hotel in Shoot-up Hill, from 1882 at Hampton House (no. 297 High Road, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… although the council bought up a block of land at Shoot-up Hill. 90 Walter Map made leases in Willesden c. 1187, 91 and … it in 1661. 39 In 1674 Harlesden was leased to George Hill, probably as trustee, for Sir William Roberts, Bt. 40 … line from John (d. c. 1605) to Richard (d. 1615) of Dollis Hill, Sir John (d. 1647), and Sir Richard (d. 1685), who …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… House and farm and three fifths of Oxgate and Dollis Hill. 34 He also brought a small estate at Church End in 1738 … In 1817 Buckingham sold the remaining one fifth of Dollis Hill to the tenant, Joseph Finch, who had bought the other … Paddocks. 80 The land of the Roberts family at DOLLIS HILL, previously leased as two farms, was leased as one …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… windows built 1820 at junction of High Rd. and Dudden Hill Lane. 4 Attendance 1851: 20 a.m.; 30 p.m. 5 Larger … 1963-4: 71; 1978: 30. 16 Chapel opened at Craven Hill (Bayswater) 1846. Congregation moved 1912 to new chapel …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 56 Following a disastrous fire at the windmill on Shoot-up Hill, which exposed the inadequacy of the fire service, the … cases. 77 St. Andrew's Roman Catholic hospital in Dollis Hill Lane, financed by Marguerite Amice Piou and administered … First World War along with the Grove, Neasden, and Dollis Hill House, 79 became the Edgar Lee Home for boys with …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1900s and a church and hospital (St. Andrew's) at Dollis Hill at the time of the First World War. There was a mission … in Polish. 79 St. Mary and St. Andrew built 1915 in Dollis Hill Lane and replaced 1933 by brown brick church. 80 Church … of Mercy ran St. Andrew's hospital 1913-73 in Dollis Hill Lane. 86 A small community of the Daughters of Charity …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… There have also been suggestions of Iron Age tracks and hill-top forts. 5 From the late Anglo-Saxon period scattered, … Neasden (8), Sherrick green (4), Oxgate (3), and Dollis Hill (2). 12 Farmhouses had been built on the cleared … been enclosed by 1792, some of them, for example at Dollis Hill, for new cottages. 14 By 1795 there were said to be c. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… chapel at the junction of High Road with Dudden Hill Lane. 26 It was called the New Savoy by 1933 and the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… at the Dean (70 a.), Rudge wood (62 a.), Willey Heald or Hill 93 (284 a.) in Barrow parish, the Upper Riddings and … and coppice land, the creation of a warren, sale of hay, rack renting, and the purchase of freeholds. Also in 1631 he … coal from the old park was sent out via the Benthall and Hill rails. 48 Richard Knight's lease of Willey furnace from …