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A History of the County of Middlesex
… The largest manor, which had no demesne, was held at farm by 25 villeins who had between them only 8 teams, and … three estates had evolved into the eight prebends and the rectory estate which provided the medieval framework of … Souls College in the 15th century. 12 A sherman leased the rectory in 1462 13 and other London merchants who bought and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and Edgware highway board, made up streets, built a sewage farm, took control of the fire brigade, and opened free …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… house. 61 It is to be identified with Kilburn Manor Farm or House in Edgware Road, which was marked on maps from … In 1935 the site was used for a sports ground. Willesden RECTORY, appropriated to the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, … manor. 98 In 1181 the dean and chapter farmed the rectory to Germanus the clerk, 99 referred to as parson of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… said to be in possession of the whole of Neasden House and farm and three fifths of Oxgate and Dollis Hill. 34 He also … at Sherrick green, and Joseph Nicoll the 153 a. of Neasden farm. 45 Lower Oxgate and the remaining eastern part of Upper … 149 a. in 1823, was increased by the purchases of Neasden farm from the duke of Buckingham, the Grove estate in 1856 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Metropolitan and Brent, each separately rated. The sewage farm at Stonebridge, completed in 1886, 7 had expanded by 1898, 8 and a new sewage farm was built in 1904. 9 It continued in use, draining into …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Mrs. Catherine Nicol in 1877 sold Bramley's (Willesden) farm to the United Land Co. Within two years the company laid … it was accessible from the three main settlements. The rectory and vicarage were built nearby. A few cottages joined … Willesden Green twisting round the church, vicarage, and rectory which formed its focus. It had two inns, the Five …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… and partly timber-framed and weather-boarded. a(6). Tipton Farm, house, 970 yards N. of (5), is stone-built and of …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the day house (dairy), stood to the south-west, and the farm buildings were to the south-east. North of the house, on … the gift of tithes in the 1630s the living became a rectory, but the church remained dependent on Holy Trinity … Weld had hoped in 1619, 33 were conceded. 34 In 1822 the rectory was united with the perpetual curacy of Barrow, 35 …
Statutes of the Realm
… ninety. IV. Landlords may retain the Assessment for Fee Farm and other Annual Rents charged on Lands, &c. Persons …