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A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 4, Harmondsworth, Hayes, Norwood With Southall, Hillingdon With Uxbridge, Ickenham, Northolt, Perivale, Ruislip, Edgware, Harrow With Pinner. Originally published by Victoria County History, London, 1971.
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The following abbreviations have been used: adv., advowson; agric., agriculture; Alex., Alexander; And., Andrew; Ant., Anthony; abp., archbishop; Bart., Bartholomew; Benj., Benjamin; bp., bishop; bor., borough; Cath., Catherine; chant., chantry; chap., chapel; char., charity; Chas., Charles; Chris., Christopher; Chron., Chronicle; ch., church; coll., college; ctss., countess; ct., court; Dam., Daniel; dchss., duchess; econ., economy; Edm., Edmund; educ., education; Edw., Edward; Eliz., Elizabeth; f., father; fam., family; Fr., France; Fred., Frederick; Gaz., Gazette; Geof., Geoffrey; Geo., George; Gilb., Gilbert; Godf., Godfrey; Hen., Henry; Herb., Herbert; ho., house; hosp., hospital; Humph., Humphrey; inc., inclosure; ind., industry; Jas., James; Jos., Joseph; Lawr., Lawrence; ld., lord; man., manor; mchnss., marchioness; Marg., Margaret; mkt., market; m., married; Mat., Matthew; Mic., Michael; Min., Ministry; Nat., Nathaniel; Nic., Nicholas; nonconf., nonconformity; n, note; par., parish; pk., park; Phil., Philip; pop., population; Prot., Protestant; R.D., Rural District; rly., railway; Ric., Richard; riv., river; Rob., Robert; Rog., Roger; Rom., Roman; Sam., Samuel; sch., school; Sim., Simon; s., son; sta., station; Steph., Stephen; Thos., Thomas; U.D., Urban District; univ., university; vct., viscount; Wal., Walter; wid., widow; w., wife; Wm., William.
A.E.C. Ltd.,
A.E.W. Ltd.,
Abbs, Maj. Wm.,
Abell (Abel), Hen., Marg.,
Abercorn, marquesses of, see Hamilton
Aberdeen, Earl of, see Gordon, Geo.
Abrey, see Aubrey
Acton, par. and Bor. of,
Addington, Hen., Vct. Sidmouth, prime minister,
Adelaide (of Saxe-Coburg Meiningen), queen of William IV,
Admiralty Record Office, n
Ady, Thos.,
Ældred (fl. c. 780),
Ælmer (fl. c. 1066),
Aeneid, the,
Æthelheard, Abp. of Canterbury,
Ainslie Tilemaking Co.,
Air Control Installations Ltd.,
Air Min., and see airfields; R.A.F.
Airfields and airports, see Great West Aerodrome; London Airport(Heathrow); Northolt Airport;R.A.F.
Albert, Prince Consort, m. Queen Victoria,
Albert Iron Works,
Aldenham (Herts.), man., Titburst and Kendalls,
Alder, J. S.,
Alder, Turrill & Danvers,
Aldwin, Eliz., see Street; Phil., — (fl. 1767), of Pinner Place,
Alfwin (fl. 1232),
All Souls Coll., Oxf., chaplain of, see Young, Patrick
Allen, David, Ltd.,
allotments, garden,
almshouses, see Edgware; Hillingdon; Ickenham; Norwood; Ruislip; Southall; Uxbridge
Alperton, in Harrow, n, n, agric., bridges, ch., St. Jas., common, Alperton Green, educ., farms, fields, head tenements, houses: Alperton Cottage, Exhibition Cottage, inc., ind., inns: 'Chequers', 'Pleasure Boat', 'Plough', mill, pop., Prot. nonconf., rly. sta., roads,
Alston, Chas., Vicar of Northolt,
Alwin (fl. c. 1066),
Amersham (Bucks.),
Anabaptists,
Anderson, John (fl. 1642), John (fl. 1712), Sarah, see Wilkins
Andrew, Eliz., n; Wm., n
Andrews, Ric.,
Anglesey, marquesses of, see Paget
Ankerwyke Priory (Bucks.),
Annesley, Jas.,
Anselm, Abp. of Canterbury,
Ansgar the Staller,
Ansgot (fl. 1086),
Antonie, Ric., Wm. Lee, see Lee
Antony, J. H.,
Apostolic Church,
Appleby, Thos.,
Arnold, Eliz., wid. of John, Hen., John, Mat., poet, Tanner, fam.,
Aronle, Wm. atte,
Arthington, Thos.,
artists' materials,
Arundell, Hen., Thos.,
asbestos,
Ascough, Francis, Geo. Merrick, fam.,
Assemblies of God, the,
asylums and mental homes,
Atkins, Geo.,
Atkinson, Hen., Sam.,
Atlee, John,
atte Aronle, see Aronle
atte Crouch, see Crouch
atte Downes, see Downer
atte Hill, see Hill, Guy
atte More, see More, John
atte Mulle, see Mulle
atte Oke, see Oke
atte Perry, see Perry
Attempt, the (journal),
Attewood, Edith, see Ruislip; John,
Aubrey (Abrey), Cath., see Purchace; Edw., Wal.,
Augo, Thos. de, see D'Eu
Aunger, Thos.,
Australia, emigrant to,
Awsiter, Francis, John, Ric. (fl. 1587), Ric. (fl. 1627), Rob., fam.,
Aylward, Adam, Sim., Wm., fam.,
Aynesworth, Geo.,
Ayrton, M.,
Babington, Ant.,
Bacon, John, the elder, fam.,
Baker, Sir Herb., Jos.,
Bakerloo line,
Baldock, Rob. (fl. 1434),
Banks (Bankes), Anna, Sir Jos., Ric., Thos.,
banks, see Uxbridge
Baptist Union,
Baptists, and see Baptist Union; London Baptist Property Board; Particular Baptists
Barber, Judge Wm.,
Barclays Bank Ltd.,
Barham, Geo. T.,
Barker, Thos.,
Barn Mission, Southall,
Barnebieu, Thos.,
Barnes, F.,
Barnet, Ric.,
Barnet (formerly Herts.), mkt.,
Barnet, London Bor. of, arms,
Barnville, Eliz., m. Sir Thos. Frowyk, Thos. Jakes, John (fl. 1317), John (d. by 1482), Wm., fam.,
Baron, Edw.,
Barry, Vincent,
Bartholomew Fair,
Basset, Fulk, n; Gilb., Joan, wid. of Ralph (fl. 1326), Ralph (fl. 1326), Ralph (fl. 1355), Thos., fam.,
Bastian & Allen Ltd.,
baths, public, see swimming pools
Baunton, Wm., Rector of Harrow,
Baxter, H.,
Beaconsfield (Bucks.),
Beasley, Thos.,
Beauchamp, Ric., Bp. of Salisbury,
Beaumont, Hen., John (d. 1342), Sir John (fl. 1386), fam.,
Bec (Eure, Fr.), Abbey,
Becket, Thos., Abp. of Canterbury,
Bedford, Peggy,
Bedford, Duke of, see John
Beeton, Mrs., author, n
Begg, Mrs. (fl. 1789),
Bell Punch Co.,
bell-founders, see Eldrid; Janaway; Mears; Swain
Bellamy, Anne, m. Nic. Jones, Audrey, Bart., Cath., w. of Ric. (d. by 1609), Cath., w. of Wm. (d. 1581), see Page; Faith, Jerome, Mabel, see Boys; Mary, Ric. (fl. 1516), Ric. (fl. 1540), Ric. (d. by 1609), Rob., Thos., Wm. (fl. 1553, ? d. c. 1566), n, Wm. (d. 1581), fam.,
Bellême, Rob. de, Earl of Shrewsbury,
Bellinhurst, Hen.,
Bellowe, John,
Benedict, priest of Tokyngton, chap.,
Bennet, Anna, Isaac, Sir John (d. 1627), John, Ld. Ossulston (d. 1695), John (fl. 1761), Leonora, Marg., see Moyle; Nat., fam.,
Bentley Priory, in Harrow Weald, Harrow, chap., ho., man., rel. ho.,
Beornwulf, King of Mercia,
Bere, Thos., parson of St. Mic. Paternoster,
Bereford, Edm. de, Rob. de,
Bermondsey Spa (formerly Surr.),
Bernard, John,
Berrick Salome (Oxon.),
Berridge, Guy,
Best, John, n
Betham, Edw.,
Bett, Hen.,
bicycles,
Bilcheham, Osbert de,
Bingley, John,
Bird, Edm., Francis, John (fl. c. 1500), John (fl. 1553), John (fl. 1720), Ric., Thos., fam.,
Biscoe, Elisha, Elisha, his s., Ric., n; fam., n
Bisham Abbey (Berks.),
Black & Decker Ltd.,
Black Death, the,
Black Prince, see Edward, Prince of Wales
Blackwater, Edm., Isabel, see Pycot
Blackwell, Chas., Mary Ann, T. F., Wm., fam.,
Blair, Eric ('George Orwell'), J. C.,
Blasson, Wm.,
Blencowe, Rob. Willis, Rob. Willis, his s., Revd. Wm., fam.,
Bletchingley (Surr.),
Bliss, John,
Blomfield, Sir Arthur,
Bloxham, John de, John his s., Rob. de, Rog. de, Thos. de, fam.,
Bloxham (Oxon.),
Blunt, Chas. Vaughan, Mary, see Hart
boat-building,
Bocket, Martha, fam.,
Bocuinte, Hen.,
Bodymead, Mat., fam.,
Bohun, John de, Earl of Hereford and Essex (d. 1336), John (fl. 1472),
Bolnehull, Nic.,
Bolton, Wm., Rector of Harrow and Prior of St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield, n
Bonsey, Sam.,
books, see Penguin Books
Booth, Barton, Revd. Geo.,
Boreman, Rob., Thos.,
Bosco, Wm. de, see Boys
Boston, Thos., Vicar of Hillingdon, fam.,
Botewælle, see Botwell
Botiler (Pincerna), Peter, Steph., Wm., fam., and see Butler
Botwell (Botewælle), in Hayes, chap., ch., St. Anselm, clubs and societies, common, educ., fields, houses: Bell Ho., Botwell Ho., Whitehall, housing estates, ind., pop., prehistoric implements, Prot. nonconf., Rom. Catholicism, tithes,
Botwell Brotherhood, Sisterhood,
Bouchery, Gilb., Curate of Northolt,
Bouchior, Thos.,
Bourchier, Sir Thos.,
Bourne, Wm. St. Hill, Vicar of Pinner,
Bowen, Martha,
Bowler, Thos.,
bowls,
Boyce, see Boys
Boyd, Dr. Rob., Wm., his s.,
Boyle, Ric., Vct. Shannor (d. 1740),
Boys (Boyce, Bosco), Sir John (d. 1447), John (fl. 1817), Mabel, m. Ric. Bellamy (fl. 1516), Thos., Thomasine, see Goodlake; Wm. du, Rector of Harrow, fam.,
Brabazon, Edm.,
Brabourne, Wm., Vicar of Northolt,
braille apparatus,
Bray, Wm., n
Bray (Berks.),
Braybroke, Rob., Bp. of London, reg. of, n
bread and ale, assize of, see franchises
Brembre, Sir Nic., Mayor of London, Idony, his wid.,
Brent, London Bor. of, arms, educ., offices, rates, wards,
Brent, riv., †
Brent Reservoir ('Welsh Harp'), in Hendon,
Brentford,
Brentford Gas Co.,
Brentford Poor Law Union,
Brethren, see Brotherhood Movement; Christian Brethren; Exclusive Brethren
Brett, John,
Brewer, Cecil, John Norris,
breweries,
Brian, Thos., Headmaster of Harrow Sch.,
brick- and tile-making,
Bridge, Ric.,
Bridges, Thos., and see Buryges
Brigginshaw, Rob.
Brighouse, Geo.,
Bright, Jeremiah, Thos., Vicar of Ruislip,
Briscoe, G.,
Bristol, Bp. of, see Wright, Rob.
Bristow (or Springe), Ric.,
British Electric Transformer Co.,
British Empire Exhibition (1924–5), †
British European Airways,
British Gas Light Co.,
British Israel World Federation,
British Oxygen Co. Ltd.,
British schools, see Protestant non-conformity, educ.
British Transport Commission,
Brittridge, John,
Broad, C. B., & Co.,
Broadwater's Bucks. Advertiser, see Buckinghamshire Advertiser
Brocas, Anne, see Pexall; Bernard, Pexall,
Brockley Hill (? site of Sulloniacae), in Edgware and Little Stanmore,
Brok (Brook), Lawr. del, Rog. del, Wm. del, f. of Rog., Wm. del, s. of Rog., fam.,
Bromley, John,
Brooks, Jas.,
Brotherhood Movement, the,
Brown (Browne), Ant., Claude, Sir Humph., John, Rob.,
Brownie, rope manufacturers,
Brummel, Geo. Bryan ('Beau'), n
Brunel, Isambard Kingdom,
Brunel Univ.,
brush-making,
Brydges, Geo., Ld. Chandos of Sudeley, Jas., Earl of Carnarvon, later Duke of Chandos, Jane, wid. of Geo., Ld. Chandos, m. Geo. Pitt (fl. 1669), Lady Jane (fl. 18th cent.),
Bryers, Edw.,
Buckingham, John de, Rector of Harrow,
Buckingham Palace, see Westminster, City of
Buckinghamshire Advertiser, formerly Broadwater's Buckinghamshire Ad vertiser and Uxbridge Journal,
Buckinghamshire Paper and Box Co. Ltd., see Bux
Bucknall, Sir Wm.,
Bucknalls, in Watford (Herts.), man.,
Budworth, — (fl. 1792), of Pinner Place,
Bugbeard, Agnes, see Lyon; Thos., fam.,
building firms and products, and see brick-and tile-making
Bullock, Ric., Thos. (fl. 1419), Thos. (fl. 1540),
Bunce, Wm.,
Burbage, Cecily, see Green; Mary, w. of Rob., Rob., Thos., Wm.,
Burch, Hen.,
Bures, Isaiah, Vicar of Northolt,
burgages,
Burges, Wm.,
Burgiss, John, and see Buryges
burial boards,
Burke, Edm.,
Burne-Jones, Sir Edw.,
Burnell, Barbara, Thos.,
Burnett, Ric.,
Burnt Ho., see Dorman's Well
Burrel, Anne,
Burrough, Edw.,
Burrows, Wm.,
Burt, — (fl. 1785),
Burton, Thos.,
Buryges (? Bridges, Burgiss), Rob., Rector of Hayes,
Buscold, — (? same as Ric. Biscoe),
Bush, John,
Bushey (Herts.),
Bushey Heath (Herts. and Mdx.), see Harrow Weald, common
Butler Hugh, and see Botiler
Butterfield, Wm.,
Button, John, n
Bux Ltd., formerly Buckinghamshire Paper and Box Co. Ltd.,
Byles, Sir John Barnard,
Byng, Geo., M. P. (fl. 1819), Geo., Earl of Strafford (d. 1886), Gen. Sir John, later Ld. Strafford of Harmondsworth and Earl of Strafford, fam.,
Byrkhede, John, Rector of Harrow,
Byron, Lord, see Gordon, Geo.
Cabus, John, Reynold,
Cachemaille-Day, N. F.,
Caesar, Caius Julius, n
Cain,
calico printing,
Calvinistic Methodists,
Cambridge, Univ. of, Gonville and Caius Coll., and see King's Coll.
Cambridgeshire,
Camden, Wm.,
Campbell, Lady Juliana,
Campion, Edm.,
Canada, emigration to,
canals, see Grand Junction Canal; Paddington Canal; Southall, canals
Canning, Geo., prime minister,
Cannon, Geo., John (fl. 1553), John (fl. 1664), Rob.,
Canterbury (Kent), Cathedral Priory of Christ Church, Chapter of, Priory of St. Gregory,
Canterbury, abps. of, and see Æthelheard; Anselm; Becket; Chichele, Hen.; Cranmer; Lanfranc; Pecham; Reynolds, Wal.; Rich, Edm.; Stratford; Walter; Warham; Winchelsey; Wulfred
Cantilupe, Nic. de,
Cape Building Products Ltd.,
'Captain Swing',
caravans,
Carewe, Nic.,
Carey, Wm. Ferdinand, Ld. Hunsdon (d. 1765), Grace, see Waldo
Carlton, Sam.,
Carnarvon, Earl of, see Brydges, Jas.
Carpenter, Wm.,
Carr, Sir Edw.,
Carter, John, Rog.,
Castre, Thos. de,
Catholic Apostolic Church,
Catuvellauni, n
Cecil, Rob., Earl of Salisbury, fam.,
Celotex Ltd.,
Celtic remains, see Edgware, fields; Grim's Dyke; Harrow; Uxendon
cemeteries, and see Uxbridge, Windsor Street
Central line,
Cenwulf, King of Mercia,
Chadborne, Thos., Wm.,
Chalkhill, Edw., n; fam., n
Chamber, Wm.,
Chamberlain, Anne, see Cheeseman; Constance, see Hardy; Francis, Geo., later Denton, Leonard, Sir Ric., Rob.,
Champneys, Basil,
Chandler, Alice, see Tyere; Ric.,
Candos, Duke of, see Brydges, Jas.; Ld., see Brydges, Geo.
Chantilly (Oise, Fr.),
chantries, see Harmondsworth; Harrow; Hayes; Hillingdon; Ickenham; Uxbridge
Chapman, Hen., John, Ric., Sarah, see Saunders
charcoal-burners or -sellers,
Charles I,
Charlotte (of Mecklenburg-Strelitz), queen of George III,
Charlton, Alice, Eliz., John (fl. 1334), John (fl. 1350), John (fl. 1453), Juette, m. 1 Nic. Shorediche, Sir Ric. de Stanley, Sir Ric., Sir Thos. (d. 1410), Thos. (fl. 1429), Thos. (fl. 1447–8), Sir Thos. (d. 1465), fam.,
Chauncey, Jos. de, Prior of Clerkenwell,
Cheeseman, Alice, Anne, m. Francis Chamberlain, Christian, n; Edw., Rob.,
chemicals,
Chertsey Abbey (Surr.),
Chesshire, Sir Edwin,
Cheyney, Frideswide, see Frowyk; Sir Thos., n; fam.,
Chichele, Hen., Abp. of Canterbury, Thos.,
Chichester, Bp. of, see Sherborne
Child, Agatha, wid. of Sam., Ant., Chris., Francis, Hen., John, Rob. (d. 1675), Rob. (d. 1782), Sarah, m. wid. of Rob. Sarah, m. John Fane, Earl of Westmorland, fam.,
Child-Villiers, formerly Villiers, Geo., Earl of Jersey, Sarah Sophia, see Fane
Chinnor (Oxon.),
Christ Church, Cathedral Priory of, see Canterbury
Christ Church, formerly Cardinal Coll., Oxford, Dean of, see Coxe
Christian Brethren,
Christian Scientists,
Christmas, John, Matthias, Rob.,
church-houses, see Harrow; Hillingdon; Northolt; Norwood; Pinner; Ruislip
Church of Christ,
Church of England Trust,
Church of God,
Church Patronage Society,
cinemas,
Civil Aviation, Min. of,
Clapham sect, the,
Clare, And., Rector of Ickenham,
Claretian Missionaries,
Clarke, Abraham, Dr. Adam, Cath., Hen., J. G., Thos. (fl. 1743), Thos., Rector of Ickenham, Thos. Truesdale (d. 1840), Thos. Truesdale (d. 1890), fam., and see Clarke- Thornhill; Clerk
Clarke-Thornhill, formerly Clarke, Clara, see Thornhill; Thos. Bryan, Wm. Chapel,
Claxton, Edw., fam.,
Clayton, Sir Rob., Ld. Mayor of London, Rob., his s.,
Clerk, Gilb., Marg., his wid., m. — Finch, and see Clarke
Clerkenwell, in Finsbury, ch., St. Peter, Grand Priory of the Knights of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, Prior of, see Chauncey
Clitherow, Sir Chris., Ld. Mayor of London, Chris., Jas., fam.,
clocks and watches,
Clovesho, Councils of,
Clutterbuck, Thos. (fl. 1756), n, Thos. (fl. 1801),
Cnut, King,
coach services,
coachbuilding, see vehicles
Cochrane, Admiral the Hon. Arthur,
Cockburn, Dr. John, Vicar of Northolt,
Cockerell, C. R.,
coconut fibre,
coffins,
Coggs, John, Ric.,
Coghill, Hen. (fl. c. 1642), Hen. (? another, fl. 1664), Thos.,
Cole, Jas.,
Colfox, Ric.,
Colham, in Hillingdon, agric., ct., man., grange, Northall, pop., man.-ho., man. officers, mills, Colham or Lower Colham, formerly Port, mill, † Viewsley, formerly Bury, mill, services, customary,
Colham Garden, in Hillingdon and West Drayton, man., man.-ho. (Burroughs),
Colham Green, in Hillingdon, housing estate,
Colham Moor, see Yiewsley Moor
Colle, Thos. de,
Collet, Hen.,
Collins, Ant., Dan., Vicar of Ruislip and Canon of Windsor, Dr. John,
Colnbrook (Bucks.), chap., curate, see Hall
Colne, riv., Bigley Ditch, Duke of Northumberland's (Duke's) River, formerly Isleworth Mill River, Frays River (Cowley Stream), Longford River, formerly New River, King's River, Queen's River, Cardinal's River, Hampton Court Cut, and Hampton Court Canal, Middle River (Drayton and Staines Mill Stream), Old River (Poyle or Pyle Mill stream), Shire Ditch, Wyrardisbury River, formerly Hawthorn's River,
Colne Valley Water Co.,
Colte, Eliz., fam.,
Common Road Conveyance Co.,
Commonwealth immigrants, see immigrants
Compton-Burnett, Dame Ivy,
Comyn, Wm.,
Congregationalists, and see London Congregational Union; Penge
Conolly, Dr. John,
Conservative Land Co.,
Constantinescu, Geo.,
Consterdine, John, Vicar of Edgware,
Conyers, Marg., fam.,
Cooke, Sir Geo., Geo. John, fam.,
Cooper, A. F. Ashley, Cropley Ashley, Earl of Shaftesbury, Jos., Wm. Bush,
Copland, Anne, Frances, John, fam.,
Corbavia, Bp. of, see Peter
Corlette, Hubert Christian,
Corne, Thos.,
Cornwall, earls of,
Cornyssh, Raphael, Thos.,
cosmetics,
Coston, Sim.,
Cotes, Ric.,
cotlands and cotmen,
Cotman's Town, later Hayes village or Hayes Town,
Courtenay, Hen., Earl of Devon, later Marquess of Exeter,
Courtney, Francis,
Coventry, Francis, Curate of Edgware, Geo. Wm., Earl of Coventry, Thos., Ld. Coventry, fam.,
Coventry and Lichfield, bps. of, see Langton, Wal. de; Northburgh, Rog.; Wright, Rob.
Cowley, curate, see Lightfoot; housing estate, man., formerly Cowley Peachey, Prot. nonconf., rly. sta., Rector of, trade and ind.,
Cowley Hall, in Hillingdon, man., man.-ho., mills (Cowley Hall, Crouch, Town, Wode),
Cowley Peachey, see Cowley, man.
Cox, Jas., Headmaster of Harrow Sch., later Curate of Pinner, Ric., applegrower, Ric., banker, banking fam.,
Coxe, Ric., Rector of Harrow and Dean of Christ Church,
Crab, Rog.,
Cragg, Wm.,
Craig, Sir Gordon,
Cranford, Wm. of,
Cranmer, Thos., Abp. of Canterbury,
Cranwell, Thos., Wm.,
Cratford, Chris.,
Crawford, Gen. Copland, John,
Crees, Wm.,
Cressett, John,
cricket,
Crisp, Steph., n
Crispin, Miles, Maud, his w., see Maud
Critic, The, character from,
Crockford, Wm., of Crockford's Club,
Croft, Sophia Jane, see Lateward; Sir Thos.,
Croft-Murray, fam.,
Cromwell, Oliver, Lord Protector, Rob., Thos., later Ld. Cromwell and Earl of Essex,
Crosby Valve & Engineering Co. Ltd.,
Cross, G. C., & Co.,
Crouch, Rob. atte, Rog. atte, n; Wm. atte, n
Crown Cork Co. Ltd.,
Croydon (formerly Surr.), perculiar deanery of, man. of abps. of Canterbury in,
Cruce, Ric. de, Rog. de, n,
Cuffley, John Rob.,
Culley (Cullee), Wm.,
Cunningham, John Wm., Vicar of Harrow,
Curzon, Hon. Juliana,
cutlery,
Cwenthryth, Abbess of 'Southminster' (Minister in Thanet),
Dacre, Lady, see Fiennes; Lord, see Fiennes
Dalling, John,
Dalton's Dairies Ltd.,
Dancer, Dan., Hen.,
Daniel, Sarah, see Page
Danvers, Ric.,
Darcy, Arthur, n
Dartmouth, Earl of, see Legge
Daughters of the Cross,
Davell, Eliz., Wm.,
Davis, Louisa,
Davison, Hen.,
Davy, John, Mary, see Reading
Dawley, in Harlington, ch., St. Jerome, educ., ind., man., n
Day, Chas.,
Dean, Ric., Vicar of Harrow,
Deane, Francis, fam.,
De Burgh, Cath., m. Jas. Godf. Lill, later De Burgh, Easter, Fysh, Hubert, n; Jas. Godf., formerly Lill, Mrs. R. L., fam.,
Deering, Eliz., Wm.,
Deloitte, Wm. Welch,
Demainbray, Steph.,
De Musset, Alfred,
Denham (Bucks.), man.,
Denton, see Chamberlain, Geo.
Derby, earls of, see Stanley
Dereham, Joan, see Roxeth; John,
Dereham, Elias of, Rector of Harrow, n,
De Salis, Peter, Fam.,
Desiccated Milk Co.,
Despenser, Hugh le, the younger,
D'Eu (de Augo), Thos.,
De Veil, John, Curate of Edgware,
Devon, Earl of, see Courtenay
Dey, John, Curate of Pinner,
Dicket, fam., n
Dickson, Wm.,
Disney, Thos., Curate of Edgware,
District line,
Dobbs, John Hen.,
Dr. Triplett's School, in Hayes,
Dodd, John (fl. 14th cent.), John (fl. 1787), Sir Sam., fam.,
Doharty, John, n
Dominican sisters,
Donaghue, Steve,
Dorman, Ralph,
Dorman's Well (Dormoteswell), in Southall, chap., farm, houses: Dormans, later Burnt Ho., man., mill, pk.,
Dorney (Bucks.),
Dowding, Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh, later Ld. Dowding,
Down and Connor, Bp. of, see Edgeworth
Downe (Dune), Rog. de la,
Downer (atte Downes), Ric.,
Downing, Edm.,
Dowsett, John,
Dowson, John, professor of Hindustani at Univ. Coll., London,
draghounds,
Drake, Admiral (fl. 18th cent.),
Draper, Jasper, n; Margery, n; fam., n
Draycote, Wm.,
Drayton, West, ch., par., ind., man., and see Colham Garden; Prot. nonconf., rly., rly. sta., Vicar of, and see Lessy; and see Yiewsley and West Drayton U.D.
Drummond (of Charing Cross), Geo. (d. 1789), Geo. Harley (d. 1855), John, fam.,
Drury, Hen., n, Jos.,
Druvall, Henricus or Hugh de, n
Duberly, Jas.,
Duck, Thos., Wm.,
Dune, see Downe
Dunham (Ches.), man.,
Durant, Denise, John,
Durham, bps. of, see Langley; Ruthall; Tunstall
Dwight, Wm. (fl. 1637), n,
E.M.I. Ltd.,
Ealing, par. and Bor. of, tithes,
Ealing, London Bor. of, arms,
Ealing Golf Club, course, †
Early, Wm.,
East, John, Mat.,
East Acton Brick Works & Estates Co. Ltd.,
East End, in Pinner, farm, East End, houses (East End Farm Cott., East End Ho., Tudor Cott.), East Ho., n
Eastcote, in Ruislip, char., ch., St. Lawr., farms (Cuckoo Hill, Field End, Fore Street, Ivy, Mistletoe, Park, St. Catherine's, Southill), houses (the Barns, Eastcote Ho., Eastcote Cottage, the Grange, Old Cheyney Cottage, the Old Shooting Box, Ramin, the Retreat), Hayden Hall, fields, inns: 'Bell', 'Black Horse', 'Woodman', pop., Prot. nonconf., rly. sta., roads, Field End Road, houses in,
Eastend, Eliz., m. Nic. Marsh, Thos.,
Eastfield, Wm., Mayor of London,
Ebury, Lord, see Grosvenor
Ecclesiastical Commissioners,
Eden, John,
Edgar, King,
Edgeworth, Edw., Bp. of Down and Connor, Maria, Ric.,
Edgware, adv. agric., almshos., †, bridges, char., ch.: par., † hall (Truth Hall), St. And., St. Peter, ct., curacy, curates and vicars, later called rectors, of, and see Consterdine; Coventry, Francis; De Veil; Disney; Fiott, Nic.; Lea; Martyn; Scutt; Swift; Whiston; curates' ho., drainage, econ., Edgware village, †, educ., fair, farms, Brockley Grange, Earlsbury, George, Manor, Nicoll's, Strensham's, fields, Celtic fields, houses (Blacking- Bottle Lodge, Bromfield Ho., Edgware Place, Newlands Grange), housing estates, inc.,
Edgware, inns ('Bell', 'Boot', formerly 'Boot and Spur', 'Chandos Arms', 'Green Man' or 'Greyhound', 'Leather Bottle', 'Red Lion'), 'George', 'Sparrow Hawk', Jews, local govt., man.: Edgware, Edgware Boys, man. and par. officers, mkt., mkt.-ho., poor relief, pop., Prot. nonconf., public services, rly., rly. sta., roads, Barnet Lane, houses in or near, Deacon's Hill, Watling Street, Rom. Catholicism, services, customary, tithes, trade and ind., woodland, and see Edgwarebury; Elstree
Edgware and Hampstead Rly. Co.,
Edgware Highway Board,
Edgwarebury, in Edgware, Bury Farm, Edgware- bury Ho.,
Edlin, Edw., n; Eliz. (fl. 1580), Eliz. (fl. 1770), n; Jane, John (fl. 1522–3), John (fl. 1558), n; John (fl. c. 1600), John (fl. 1664), Mary, n; Ric. (fl. 1522–3), Ric. (fl. 1573–4), of the Marsh, Ric. (fl. 1573–4), of Woodhall, Ric. (fl. c. 1600), of the Marsh, Rob., Thos., n; Wm. (d. 1606), Wm. (fl. 1672), Wm. (d. 1795), Mrs. (fl. 1770), fam.,
Educ., Min. of,
Edward II,
Edward III,
Edward IV,
Edward VI,
Edward, Prince of Wales (Black Prince),
Edward, Mirabel, see Mirabel; Ric.,
Edwards, Jas.,
Edwy, King,
Egerton, Lady (fl. 1759),
Ela (Isabel), dau. of Wm. Fitz Patrick, Earl of Salisbury, m. Wm. Longespée, Earl of Salisbury (d. 1226),
Eldrid (Eldridge), Brian, Wm.,
Electric and Musical Instruments Ltd.,
electrical goods,
electricity, supply of,
electronic equipment,
Elgood, Sir Frank,
Elige, Mary,
Elim Church,
Elizabeth I, statue of,
Elizabeth (Woodville), queen of Edw. IV,
Ellis (Elys), John, Vicar of Ruislip, Rog., Dr. Wm.,
Elstree (Herts.), Elstree village, houses in Edgware par., Hill Ho.,
Elthorne, hundred of, ct. petty sessional division,
Elveve, w. of Waterman,
Ely, John,
Elys, see Ellis
Emanuel Hosp., in Westminster,
Empire Pool and Sports Arena, Wembley,
engineering,
English Church Union,
English Metal Powder Co.,
Enystoo, Hugh,
Erskine, Sir Wal.,
Esher Place, Esher (Surr.),
Essex, earls of, see Bohun; Fitz Peter; Mandeville
Etherington, Joshua Glover, Miss (fl. 1869), fam.,
Eton Coll. (Bucks.),
Eugene Aram,
Eustace, Revd. Chetwood,
Evangelicals,
Everley, Geof. of, Rector of Harrow,
Evesham Abbey (Worcs.), n, Abbot of, see Walter
Ewelme (Oxon.), see Wallingford
Ewer, John, n; Obadiah, n
Exclusive Brethren,
Exeter, Marquess of, see Courtenay
Express Dairy Co.,
Eyre, Chris., Eliz., see Hulse
F. T. Products Ltd.,
Fafiton, Rob.,
Fairey Aviation Ltd., and Westland Helicopters,
fairs, see Edgware; Harrow; Ickenham; Pinner; Southall; Uxbridge
Fane, Sarah, Ctss. of Westmorland, see Child; Sarah Sophia, m. Geo. Villiers, later ChildVilliers, Earl of Jersey,
Farey, Cyril Arthur,
Faulcon, Nic.,
Fearne, Eliz., w. of Mat. (fl. 1770), n; John, Mary, m. Hen. Sayer, Mat. (fl. 1733), Mat. (fl. 1770), Ric., Mr. (fl. c. 1700),
Fellowes, Wm.,
Fenner, Sir Edw. (d. 1612), Edw. (d. 1615),
Ferris, Mat.,
Fiennes, Anne, Lady Dacre, Gregory, Ld. Dacre, Marg., Lady Dacre, m. Sampson Leonard,
films and photographic equipment, and see Gaumont British Pictures; Independent Television Authority; Kodak; Technicolor
Finch, Geo., Hannah, m. Dan. Hill, Hen. (fl. 1553), Hen. (fl. 1573), Hen. (fl. 1642), Hen. (fl. 1785), Hen. (d. by 1798), John (fl. 1548), John (fl. 1572), Marg., see Clerk; Wm. (fl. 1509), Wm. (fl. 1547), fam.,
Fiott, Harriet, see Lee; John, later Lee, see Lee; Nic., Vicar of Edgware,
fire service,
Fisher, Marg., see Frowyk; Mic.,
fishing,
Fitton, Frank,
Fitz Count, Brian, Maud, see Maud
Fitzgarret, Edw.,
Fitz Neal, Ric., Bp. of London,
Fitz Patrick, Ela, see Ela; Eleanor, Ctss. of Salisbury, Wm., Earl of Salisbury,
Fitz Peter, Geof., Earl of Essex,
Fladgate, Francis,
Flambard, Sir Edm., Edw., Eleanor, m. Wal. Tyrell, Eliz., Sir John, fam.,
Flanders Green (Herts.),
Flaxman, John,
Fleet, Ann,
foods (manufactured), and see jam-making
football,
Ford, Wm.,
Foreign Office Sports Assn.,
Fortescue, John Faithful,
Foster, Sir Mic., Thos.,
Fountain, E. & J., millers, Peter,
Fox, Chas. Jas., Geo.,
fox-hunting,
Fraine, Jos.,
franchises, bread and ale, frankpledge, hundred ct.,
Francis, Alice, wid. of Thos., Alice, m. Sir Thos. Travers, Maud, Sim., Thos., fam.,
Franklin, Sir John, Mary (fl. 1735), Ric. (fl. 1597), Ric. (fl. 1677), Sir Thos., fam.,
frankpledge, see Franchises
Franks, John,
Frene, Alice de, see Lacy; Hugh de,
Friends, Society of (Quakers),
Frost (Frosten), Rob., Rob., his s., Wm.,
Frowyk, Eliz., m. Sir John Spilman, Eliz., w. of Sir Thos., see Barnville; Frideswide, m. Sir Thos. Cheyney, Hen. (fl. 1347), Hen. (fl. 1410), Hen. (fl. 1447–8), Hen. (d. 1505), Marg., m. Mic. Fisher, Ric., Rog., Thos. (fl. 1410), Sir Thos. (d. 1506), Thos. (d. by 1522), fam.,
fruit-growing,
Fry, Eliz., prison reformer, Timothy,
furniture-making, chairs,
G.C.R., see Great Central Rly.
G.W.R.,
Gairdner, Jas.,
Gard, Geo., Rector of Ickenham and Vicar of Ruislip,
Garden Estates Ltd.,
Garrard, Jas.,
Garrard & Co. Ltd.,
Garrett, Sir Geo., John,
Garrick, David, Emma, see Hart
Gas, Light, and Coke Co.,
gas, supply of,
gas-works,
Gauger, Wm. le,
Gaumont British Pictures,
Geddinges, see Yeading
Geffrey, Wm.,
Gelder, Sir Alfred,
Gell, Mrs. Charlotte,
George, Sir Ernest,
Gerard, Sir Chas. (fl. c. 1622), Chas. (d. 1701), Eliz., m. Warwick Lake, Miles Stapledon, Sir Francis, Sir Gilb., Master of the Rolls (d. 1593), Sir Gilb. (d. 1670), Philip, Ric., Sir Thos., Wm. (d. 1584), Wm. (d. 1609), fam.,
Gibberd, Sir Fred.,
Gibbon, Edw.,
Gibbons, J. H.,
Gibson, John, Vicar of Heston, John (fl. 1728), John (fl. 1795), fam.,
Gifford, Andrea, John, Wm. (fl. 1599), Wm. (fl. 1629), fam.,
Giggs, John, n
Gilbert, Sir Wm. S.,
Giles, Nat., Vicar of Ruislip,
Gissing, Geo.,
Glacier Metal Co. Ltd.,
Glanville, Ranulph de, n
glass, stained,
glass-making,
Glaxo Ltd.,
Gloucester, Bp. of, see Pritchet(t)
Glover, Eliz., J. A., Joshua,
Glyn, Mills & Co.,
Godard, M. —, French teacher,
Godbolt, Thos., minister of Uxbridge,
Godding, J. W. S., John, Rector of Hayes,
Godstone, Eliz.,
Gogswell & Harrison Ltd.,
Gold, Hen., Vicar of Hayes, Thos.,
Goldington, Ric., n
golf, and see Hillingdon Golf Club; Northwood Golf Club; Pinner Hill Golf Club; Ruislip Golf Course; Sudbury Golf Club; West Mdx. Golf Club
Gomersall, Wm.,
Goodall, Fred.,
Goodchild, Thos.,
Goode, Chas., Lettice, see Hulse
Goodlake, Thos., Thomasine, m. Sir John Boys,
Goodwin, Phil., Curate of Pinner, Thos.,
Goodyer, Wm.,
Gordon, Fred., Geo., Ld. Byron, Allegra, his dau., Geo. Hamilton-, Earl of Aberdeen, prime minister,
Gore, hundred of, ct., meeting-place,
Goring, Wm.,
Gosfright, Peter,
Goulds Green, in Hillingdon, poor relief,
Grafton, Thos.,
Graham, Jas., Thos. (fl. 1713), Thos. (fl. 1807), fam.,
Grail, the (Rom. Catholic secular organization),
Grainge, Rogers, & Grainge,
Grainger, Jos.,
Gramophone Co., see Electric and Musical Instruments Ltd.
Grand Junction, later part of (new) Grand Union, Canal, and see Paddington Canal
granite works,
gravel- and sand-digging,
Gray, Revd. Edw., John, fam.,
Great Central Rly. (G.C.R.),
Great Northern Rly.,
Great West Aerodrome, Heathrow,
Greater London Council,
Green, Cecily, wid. of Sir Rob., Cecily, m. Wm. Burbage, Hen., Sir Rob., S., Sir Wal., fam.,
Greenford, Great, ch., educ., man., man. and par. officers, rectors of, township,
Greenford, East, see Perivale
Greenford, Little, see Perivale
Greenford Dye Works,
Greenford, U.D.,
Greenhill, Agnes, Eliz. (fl. 1803), Hen. (fl. 1553), Hen. (fl. 1817), John, Sam. (fl. 1773), Sam. (fl. 1829), Thos. (fl. 1803), Wm. (fl. 1522–3), Wm. (fl. 1547, 1553), Wm. (fl. c. 1660), Wm. (fl. 1852), fam.,
Greenhill, in Harrow, n, char., ch., St. John the Baptist, clubs and societies, educ., farms: Finch's, later Hill's, Greenhill, Manor, fields, head tenements, house, Greenhill Lodge, housing estates, inn, 'Six Bells', later 'Marquis of Granby', man.-ho., Prot. nonconf., roads,
Grendon, Wm. de,
Greville, Chas.,
greyhound-racing,
Griffin, Edw., Jas., Mrs. (fl. 1581),
Grim's Dyke, properly Ditch, in Harrow and Pinner, ho., see Harrow Weald, houses
Grimsdale & Sons,
Grimwade, Thos.,
Grosvenor, Ld. Rob., later Ld. Ebury,
gunsmiths,
Gurney, Jas.,
Gyes, Wm.,
Hacche, de la, fam.,
Hadley, John,
Haigh, Geo., & Sons Ltd.,
Hale, Ric., Wm.,
Haley, Ralph,
Hall, Helen, Rob., Curate of Colnbrook, Timothy, Vicar of Hayes, Wm., fam. (Hall & Sons),
Hallingbury, Great (Essex), n
Halsey, Edw., Mary,
Hambrough, John, Oscar Holden,
Hamilton, Emma, w. of Sir Wm. Hamilton, Jas., Marquess, later Duke, of Abercorn, John Jas., Marquess of Abercorn,
Hamilton & Co. Ltd.,
Hampton, Rob.,
Hampton,
Hampton Court, in Hampton, chase, Palace,
Hamson, H. T.,
Hamton, Mr. (fl. 1676),
Hanwell, man., Wharncliffe Viaduct,
Hanwell Lunatic Asylum, see St. Bernard's Hospital
Harburgh, Hen.,
Harcourt, Chas. H.,
Hardy, Constance, m. Geo Chamberlain, later Denton, Sir Thos.,
Harefield, house, Harefield Place, man., Brackenbury,
Harlesden,
Harling, J. A., & Co.,
Harlington, educ., tithes, Vicar of, see Mann; and see Dawley
Harman, Geo.,
Harmondsworth (?Hermonds), adv., agric., barn, †, bridges, chant., char., ch., par., † clubs and societies, commons and moors, ct., ct.- ho., curates, drainage, econ., fields, houses (Centre Ho., the Grange, Harmondsworth Hall, the Lodge, the Sun Ho., formerly the 'Sun' inn), Court Lodge, Manor Farm Ho., housing estates, inc., inns, 'Five Bells', 'Magpies', later 'Old Magpies', 'Sun', 'Three Magpies', later 'Three Pigeons' and 'Magpie and Pigeon', local govt., council offices, man.: Harmondsworth, Barnards, Luddingtons, Padbury (Padburylands), man.-hos., man. and par. officers, mills, pop. (inc. Colham), prehistoric earthwork, priory, Prot. nonconf., public services, rectory, roads, 'Roman camp', Rom. Catholicism, services, customary, tithes, trade and ind., vicarage, vicarageho., vicars of, see Horne; Lidgould; Tyson; Wiche; Wombe; workho., and see Heathrow; London Airport; Longford; Perry Oaks; Sipson; Southcote
Harold, Earl,
Harpenden, Ralph de,
Harries, Thos.,
Harrington, Cath., see Wright; Sir Jas., fam.,
Harris, Baldwin, G., brickmaker, Geo., antiquary,
Harrison, Fred., J. T., architect, John, Lane, fam.,
Harrow, adv., agric., bridges, Celtic remains, and see Grim's Dyke; chant, char., ch., par., church-ho., clubs and societies, Harrow Young Men's Soc., ct., see Harrow-on-the- Hill; Sudbury; Uxendon; Wembley; curates, and see Monro; drainage, econ., educ., and see Harrow Coll. of Further Educ.; Harrow Sch.; fair, fields, highway-rates, inc., inns, Jews, local govt., man. govt., par. govt. to local govt. after
Harrow, man., demesne estates, see Headstone, man.; Pinner, Pinner Park; Pinner, Woodhall; Sudbury, man.
Harrow, mkt., n; mills, par. officers, poor-ho., poor relief, pop., Prot. nonconf., public services, rly., rly. sta., rectors of, and see Baunton; Bolton; Boys, Wm.; Buckingham; Byrkhede; Coxe; Dereham; Everley; Layton, Ric.; Letch; Marchford; Offeham; Rapistagno; Sackville; Testa; Tunstall; rectory, and see Harrow-on-the-Hill, Rectory manor; rectory-ho., and see Harrow Sch., the Grove; roads, Rom. Catholicism, Rom. remains, services, customary, social hist., suburban development, tithes, trade and ind., vicarage, vicarage-ho., vicars of, n, and see Cunningham; Dean; Joyce; Launce; Layton, Arthur; Pakeman; Saunders; Wilcocks; Williams, Wal.; woodland, workho., and see Alperton; Greenhill; Harrow, North; Harrow, South; Harrow, West; Harrow-on-the-Hill; Harrow Weald; Kenton; Norbury; Pinner; Preston; Roxeth; Sudbury; Tokyngton; Uxendon; Wealdstone; Wembley
Harrow, bailiwick or liberty of, officers, n,
Harrow, Bor. of, see Harrow U.D.
Harrow, London Bor. of, arms, educ., officers, offices, rates,
Harrow, North, district, ch.: St. Peter, St. Alban, St. Martin, educ., housing estates, Prot. nonconf., rly sta., Rom. Catholicism,
Harrow, South, District, ch., St. Paul, educ., housing estates, Prot. non- conf., rly. sta., Rom. Catholicism,
Harrow, West, ch., St. And., Roxbourne, educ., rly. sta.,
Harrow and Stanmore Gas Co.,
Harrow and Uxbridge Rly. Co.,
Harrow Brick and Tile Co.
Harrow Coll. of Further Educ., formerly Harrow Technical Coll.,
Harrow District Gas Co., formerly Harrow Gas, Light, and Coke Co. Ltd.,
Harrow Gaz., see Harrow Observer and Gaz.
Harrow Local Board of Health,
Harrow Observer and Gaz., formerly Harrow Gaz. and Wealdstone, Wembley, and Harrow Observer,
Harrow-on-the-Hill (Harrow Town), in Harrow, †, † n; agric., ch., see Harrow, ch.; clubs and societies, ct., Rectory man., n, educ., John Lyon Sch., formerly Lower Sch. of John Lyon, and see Harrow Sch.; fair, see Harrow; head tenements, houses: Pei-Powder Ho., and see Harrow Park; Harrow Sch.; housing estates, inns ('Castle', 'Crown', ? formerly 'Plough', 'King's Head', formerly 'Upper King's Head', 'North Star', 'Wheatsheaf', 'Wheatsheaf', ? for- merly, 'Load of Hay' and 'Brick- layers' Arms') 'Crown and Anchor', 'King's Head', 'Queen's Head', 'White Hart',
Harrow-on-the-Hill, man.: Flambards (Flamberts), Rectory man., man. -hos., n, and see Harrow Park; man. officers,
Harrow-on-the-Hill, mkt., see Harrow; pop., Prot. nonconf., public services, rly. sta., roads, High Street, houses in, † West Street, houses in, Rom. Catholicism, temple, theatre, trade and ind., well,
Harrow-on-the-Hill U.D., officers, rates,
Harrow Park (the Park), successor to Flambards man.-ho., Harrow Pk. Estate Trust,
Harrow Post,
Harrow Press,
Harrow Sch., buildings (Art Sch., Bradbys, Byron, formerly Pond, Ho., the Copse, Leaf Sch., Moretons, Museum Sch., Music Sch., New Sch., Newlands, Old Sch., Science Sch., Speech Room, War Mem. Bldg.), chap., Druries, formerly the Abbey, the Grove, formerly rectory-ho., Headmaster's Ho., sanatorium, formerly Sudbury Hill Ho., Vaughan Library, † estate, see Preston; farm, headmasters of, and see Brian; Cox, Jas.; Launce; Wordsworth, Chris.
Harrow Town, see Harrow-on-the-Hill
Harrow U.D., later Bor., arms, officers, offices, rates, wards,
Harrow Waterworks Co.,
Harrow Weald (the Weald), formerly Lower End of Weald, in Harrow, n, n, bridges, chap., char., ch.: All Saints, Perpetual Curate of, see Monro; St. Barnabas, St. Mic. and All Angels, formerly Wykeham Hall, clubs and societies, 'the City', n, common: Weald Common, called Bushey Heath, drainage, educ., farms, Anderson's, Kenton Lane, Lower Priory, Mease Place, Priory, Weald Copse (Coppice), later Copse, fields, head tenements,
Harrow Weald, houses (Brookes Ho., Hanworth Ho., Harrow Weald Park, later the Manor, Hillside, the Kiln, Kynaston Court, Kynaston Lodge, Priory Ho., formerly Farm, Wealdstone Ho., Woodlands), Brookshill, later the Hall, the Cedars, Corner- hall, Grim's Dyke, † Harrow Weald Ho., Harrow Weald Lodge, n, the Hermitage, and see Bentley Priory
Harrow Weald, housing estates, inc., ind., inns ('Bell', 'Case is Altered', 'Duck in the Pond', 'Green Head', 'Hare', 'Nag' ('Nag's Head'), later 'Cold Harbour', 'Plough', 'Queen's Arms', 'Red Lion', 'Rose and Crown', 'Seven Bells'), New Coll. estate, pop., Prot. nonconf., roads, Rom. Catholicism, windmill, woodland, Weald Wood, and see Hatch End
Hart, Emma, m. David Garrick, John, Chester Herald, Mary, m. Chas. Vaughan Blunt, Percival, fam.,
Harvest, Revd. Wm.,
Harvey, John,
Hastings, Mrs. (fl. 1799),
Hatch, Hen., Rob., fam., and see Hacche
Hatch End, in Pinner and Harrow Weald, chap., All Saints, Wood- ridings, ch., St. Anselm, Vicar of, common: Hatch End Green, educ., farms: Dove Ho., formerly Tyndales, Waldo's, houses: Dove Ho., Letchford Ho., New Dove Ho. (the Mansion), man., Marlpits, Prot. nonconf., rly. sta., Rom. Catholicism,
Hatton, Sir Chris,
Hatton, in East Bedfont,
Hawes, And.,
hawking,
Hawkins, Dan.,
Hawtrey, Chas., John (d. 1593), John (fl. 1650), Ralph (d. 1574), Ralph (d. 1638), Ralph (fl. 1669), Ralph (? another), (fl. 1685, 1695), Ralph (d. c. 1725), fam.,
Haye, de la, fam., see Hegge
Hayes, Chas., Sarah, m. Francis Otway,
Hayes (Linga Hæse), adv., agric., chant., char., ch.: par., †, St. Nic., clubs and societies, ct., ct.-ho., curates, and see Lee; Sturmer; drainage, econ., educ., and see Dr. Triplett's School; farms, Park Farm, fields,
Hayes, houses: Fairfield, Gothic Ho., Hayes Court, Hayes Park, Manor Ho., formerly the Rectory or Rectory Manor Ho., Manor Ho. (1860s), later Manor Lodge, Old Tithe Yard, Wistowe Ho.,
Hayes, housing estates, Minet housing estate, inc., inns ('Angel', 'Cock', 'Queen's Head', 'Turnpike', 'Wag- gon and Horses', 'White Hart'), 'Adam and Eve', local govt., man.: Hayes, n; Hayes Park Hall, man.- hos., and see Hayes, houses; mill, par. officers, pk., poor relief, pop., Prot. nonconf., public services, rly., rly. sta., rectors of, see Buryges; Godding, John; Jane; Lenee; Murimuth; Ruthall; Taylor, Elias; Townsend, Jas.; Vitio; Warham; Young, John; Young, Patrick; rectory, rectory-ho., and see Hayes, houses; roads, Freeman's Lane, cottages in, Rom. Catholicism, services, customary, tithes, trade and ind., Minet industrial estate, vicarage, vicarage-ho., vicars of, see Gold, Hen.; Hall; Reeve; workho., and see Botwell; Cotman's Town; Hayes End; Wood End; Yeading
Hayes, Harlington and District Chronicle, see Hayes Chronicle
Hayes and Harlington U.D., arms, officers, offices,
Hayes Chronicle (formerly Hayes, Harlington and District Chronicle),
Hayes End, in Hayes, fields, house: Springfield Ho., Prot. nonconf.,
Hayes Gazette,
Hayes News,
Hayes Post,
Hayes Town, see Cotman's Town
Hayes, U.D.,
Hayley, Hen.,
Haynes, Hen.,
Hayward, C. F.,
head tenements, and see Alperton; Greenhill; Harrow-on-the- Hill; Harrow Weald; Pinner; Preston; Roxeth; Uxendon; Wembley
Headstone (Heggeton), in Pinner, agric., ch., St. Geo., educ., farms, Headstone, as Moat Farm, man., man.-ho., chap., Prot. nonconf.,
Heal, Ambrose, Sir Ambrose, his s.,
Heath, John,
Heathcote, Sir Wm.,
Heather, Wm.,
Heathrow, in Harmondsworth, barns, ch., St. Saviour, fields, Prot. nonconf., and see London Airport (Heathrow); Great West Aerodrome
Heddesore (? Hedsor, Bucks.), Godf. de,
Hedger, John,
Hegge, Ailwin de la, Wm. de la, fam.,
Heggeton, see Headstone
Heinz, H. J., & Co. Ltd.,
Hemel Hempstead (Herts.),
Heming, Geo. (fl. 1783), Geo. (fl. 1805), Mary Ann, Ric., fam.,
Henderson, A.,
Hendon, man., and see Brent Reservoir; Mill Hill; Redhill
Hendon, Bor. of,
Hendon Poor Law Union, workho., see Redhill
Hendon, R.D.,
Hendon Rural Sanitary Authority,
Hendon U.D.,
Henry I,
Henry II, as Duke of the Normans,
Henry III,
Henry IV,
Henry VI,
Henry VII,
Henry VIII,
Her Majesty's Stationery Office,
Herbert, Wm., Earl of Pembroke (d. 1570), Wm., Earl of Pembroke (d. 1630),
Hercies, in Hillingdon, man., and see Hillingdon, farms
Hereford, Earl of, see Bohun
Herefrething Land,
Hering, Thos.,
hermitage, see Sudbury
Hermonds, see Harmondsworth
Herne, Ann, m. Ric. Page (fl. 1745), Francis, Mary, fam.,
Herrick, Sir Wm.,
Hertingdon, Adam de,
Hesdin, Ernulf of,
Heston, tithes, Vicar of, see Gibson; and see Osterley
Heston and Isleworth, Bor. of,
Hetherington, G. B. (fl. c. 1847), — (fl. 1870),
Hewitt, Wm.,
Hewlett, Dr. Thos., Dr. W., fam.,
Heywood, John,
Hickman, John, and see Hykeman
Hicks, Geo.,
Higate, Thos. (d. 1576), Thos., his s.,
Higgs, Sam., Wm., n
Highbury Coll., in Islington,
highway boards,
highwaymen, and see Turpin
Hilingford, John de,
Hill, Dan., Guy atte, Hannah, see Finch; Hen. Finch, Jas., John, Mary, Thos., fam.,
Hiller, Edw.,
Hillingdon, Ld., see Mills
Hillingdon, adv., agric., almshos., bridges, chant., char., ch.: par., † All Saints, North Hillingdon, St. John the Evangelist, Uxbridge Moor, churchho., common: Coney Green, earthwork, warren, Pield Heath, and see Goulds Green; Hillingdon Heath; Uxbridge Common; Uxbridge Moor; ct., see Colham; detached area in Ickenham, drainage, econ., educ., Bishopshalt Grammar Sch., farms (Austen, Hercies, Hillingdon Heath, later Park Field, Hillingdon Ho., Pole Hill, Rabbs), Colham Manor (Manor), Philpots, Rye Fields, fields, Hillingdon village,
Hillingdon, houses: Blue Ho. (Belmont), the Cedar Ho. † the Chestnuts, Cowley Grove, the Firs, Hillingdon Court, † as sch., Hillingdon Ho., estate, pk., Hillingdon Park, formerly Coomes or Little London, Hillingdon Place, Moorcroft, Newcrofts, Warren Ho., n
Hillingdon, housing estates, inc., inns: 'Red Lion', lesser estates, local govt., Hillingdon East and Hillingdon West, civil pars., man., mills (Kelsey's, Rabbs (Robbs), later Cowley, Upper Colham), par. officers, pk., poor relief, pop., prehistoric remains, Prot. non- conf., pub. services, rly. sta. (in Ickenham), rectory, rectory-ho., later Bishopshalt, roads, Vine Lane, houses in, Rom. Catholicism, Rom. remains, tithes, trade and ind., vicarage, vicarage-ho., vicars of, and see Boston; Knightcote; Mason; Taverner; workho., and see Colham; Colham Garden; Colham Green; Goulds Green; Hercies; Hillingdon End; Little Hillingdon; Uxbridge; Yiewsley
Hillingdon, London Bor. of, arms, officers,
Hillingdon (Town) End, suburb of Uxbridge in Hillingdon, ch., St. And., houses in and near, Park Lodge, † Prot. nonconf.: Methodist Central Hall, vica- rage, formerly Maryport Lodge,
Hillingdon Golf Club,
Hillingdon Heath, in Hillingdon, common, houses, Norringtons, Shammonds, market gardening,
Hillingdon Hosp., †
Hillingdon Varnish Works,
Hinton, fam.,
Hinxman, John,
History of Uxbridge, The,
Hitchin, Thos.,
Hivac Ltd.,
Hoare, Hannah, Hen., Ric., Sam. (fl. 1803), Sam. (fl. 1852), Sarah,
Hobdellway & Co. Ltd.,
Hoby, Sir Phil.,
Hodsdon, John,
Hodson, Thos.,
Hog Moor, see Uxbridge Moor
Holborn, Bor. of, ch., Holy Trinity, Gray's Inn Road,
Holden, Chas., n
Holland, Joan, w. of Sir Thos., m. Edward, Prince of Wales, Sir Thos., Thos. (fl. 1656),
Hollis, Isaac, John,
Holme, John,
Holwell, John Zephaniah,
Holy Trinity, Abbey of, see Rouen
Hood, Edw.,
Hoover Ltd.,
Hoppere, Adam, n
Horde, Alan,
Hore, John, see Okebourne
Horne, John, Vicar of Harmondsworth,
horse-breeding,
horse-racing,
horticulture, see market gardening
Hospitallers, Knights, see Clerkenwell, Grand Priory of the Knights of the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
hospitals, medical, and see Hillingdon Hosp.; St. Bernard's; St. Mary at the Cross; St. Thomas's; St. Vincent's Orthopaedic; Wembley Hosp.
hospitals, medieval, see Emanuel; St. Bartholomew; St. Thomas of Acon; Savoy
Houblon, Rebecca, char. of, n
Hounslow Heath, barracks,
Hovenden, Chris.,
Howard, Charlotte, Edw. Alex., Henrietta, Thos., Duke of Norfolk,
Hubbard, John, John his s., Rector of Shepperton,
Hudson, Rob.,
Hughes, Chas., Rector of Perivale, John, Rob., Thos.,
Hull, fam.,
Hulse, Eliz., wid. of John, m. Chris. Eyre, John, Lettice, m. Chas. Goode, fam.,
hundred ct., see franchises
Hunsdon, Lady, see Waldo; Ld., see Carey
Hunsley, Mat.,
Hunt, John,
Hunter, John, Sarah,
hunting, and see draghounds; fox-hunting; stag-hunting
Hurley Priory (Berks.),
Hurlock, Joan,
Hurst, Harriet,
Huscarl, Wm., fam.,
Hutchings, Milton, W. J., Milton Hutchings Ltd.,
Hutchinson, John, Thos.,
Hutton, Rob., Thos.,
Hyde, Wm.,
Hykeman, Rob. (? same as Rob. de Bloxham),
Ickenham, adv., agric., almshos., † chant., char., ch., par., † common: Ickenham Green, Ickenham Marsh, ct., curate, detached area in Hillingdon, drainage, econ., educ., fair, farms, Home Farm, Ivy Ho. Farm, Long Lane Farm, Manor Farm, Swakeleys Farm, fields,
Ickenham, houses: the Buntings, Ickenham Hall, Swakeleys Cottage, Ickenham village, inc., inns: 'Coach and Horses', local govt., man., man. and par. officers, man.-ho., nonconf., pk., poor-ho., poor relief, pop., rly., rly. sta., rectors of, and see Clare; Clarke, Thos.; Gard; Nicholas; Payn; Pell, Hen.; rectory, rectory-ho., roads, tithes, and see Swakeleys; Tickenham
immigrants, from the Commonwealth, Irish,
Independent Evangelical Churches, Fellowship of,
Independent Television Authority,
Independents,
Indians, see immigrants
Ingall, Parsons, Clive & Co.,
Ingram, Arthur,
Innes, Geo., fam.,
Iremonger, Revd. Lascelles,
Irish, see immigrants
iron foundries,
Irvingites,
Isabel (of France), queen of Edw. II,
Iver (Bucks.),
Ives, Thos.,
Jackson, Martha,
Jakes, Eliz., see Barnville; Thos.,
jam-making,
James I,
James II,
James, Emily, Peter,
Janaway, Thos.,
Jane, Thos., Rector of Hayes, later Bp. of Norwich,
Jehovah's Witnesses,
Jelf, Sir Ernest,
Jellicoe, John Rushworth, Earl Jellicoe,
Jenkinson, Rob. Banks, Earl of Liverpool, prime minister,
Jenkins, G. H.,
Jennings, Edw., Thos.,
Jenyns, Jas., John, Rog., fam.,
Jersey, Ctss. of, see Fane, Sarah Sophia; earls of, and see Child-Villiers
Jesuits,
Jews, educ., and see Synagogue, United; Synagogues, Federation of
John, Duke of Bedford (d. 1435),
John, King,
Johnson, Lancelot, Mary, fam.,
Johnson, Matthey & Co. Ltd.,
Jones, Anne, see Bellamy; F. E., Nic., Wm.,
Jonson, Ben,
Joyce, Francis Hayward, Vicar of Harrow,