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Abbatt, Ric.
Abney:
-, Eliz.
-, Mary, see Gunston Sir Thos., Id. mayor of Lond.
-, fam.
Abney Park Cemetery Co.
-, see Stoke Newington, cemeteries
Acburn, Mrs. Susan
Actel Housing Assoc.
Acton
Acton & Borman
Adams:
-, A.
-, H. Percy,
-, John,
Adams's tilekilns
Advance Players Assoc.
Agate & Co.
Aikin:
-, Anna Letitia
-, m. Rochemont Barbauld
-, John
-, Lucy
-, fam.
Aislabie, Rawson
Albert Town, see Stoke Newington
Albany mission
Alcock, Geo.
Alderson, Wm.
Aldersgate, see London
Alexander:
-, Clive
-, Dan. Asher,
-, Geo. Wm.
Alexandra Theatre Stock Co.
Algar (landholder before 1066)
Algar, s. of Derman, prebendary of Islington
Alice, dau. of Thos. of Barrow
All Hallows, vicar, see Cave
Allen:
-, Charlotte
-, see Hanbury Grizell, see Hoare Mary Georgiana
-, Mat.
-, Thos.
-, W., architect
-, Wm.
Allom, Thos.
Allon, Hen.
Alvarez, Isaac
Ambler, Elisha
Anderson, J. P.
Anderson:
-, Adam
-, C. F., & Son
-, Chas. Fred.
-, Chas. Weston
-, Wm. Fred.
Andrade, Solomon Haim
Angel Pavement
Angell:
-, Sam.
-, Thos. John
Ankins, John
Anne of Cleves
Ansell, Hen.
Anthony, Edw.
Apleforth, Wm. or John
Apostolic Faith Church
Apsley:
-, Sir Allen (d. 1630)
-, Sir Allen (d. 1683)
archery
architects, see Adams, H.P.; Alderson; Alexander, Clive and Dan. Asher; Allen, W.; Allom; Barlow, W. H.; Barnett, John, & Birch; Barry, Sir Chas. and Chas. jr.; Bate; Bell, Chas.; Bennett, Hubert; Billing; Blackburne; Blomfield, Sir A.W.; Bonella & Paull; Boreham; Brooks, J. Martin and Jas.; Bunning; Burges; Butterfield; Cachemaille- Day; Carpenter, R.C.; Christian; Clare; Clarke, T. C.; Clifton; Cooksey; Craze; Cubitt, Jas.; Cutts, J. E. K. and J. P.; Dar- bishire; Darbourne & Darke; Da- vies, John; Dollman; Dowbiggin; Eedle & Meyers; Farber & Bar- tholomew; Farrow; Finch, Hill & Paraire; Ford, T. F.; Goalen; Gough, A. D. and H. R.; Green, T. K.; Grellier; Griffith; Hab- ershon & Brock; Habershon, E. and W. G.; Hall, Hen.; Ham- bridge; Hammond, F.; Hare; Har- ris; Harvey, John; Hill, R. W.; Hoole; Hosking; Howes, Jackman and Partners; Hué; Inwood, H. W.; Jarvis; Johnson, J.; Lamb; Laming; Law, Chas.; Lee, Chas.; Luck; Manning; Martin, Sir Les- lie; Matcham; McLansborough; Messon; Monson; Newman, F. B. and John; Pearson, L. G.; Peck; Pipe; Pite; Porter, F. W.; Ridley, S. H.; Riley; Roumieu; Scoles; Scott, Chas. M. O., John Oldrid, Sir Geo. Gilb., Thos. H. B. and W. Gilbee; Searle; Seely & Paget; Smith, A. L., Geo. and Wm. Bas- sett; Spiller, Jas.; Sprague; Stev- enson & Ramage; Sulman; Tappen; Taylor, Kenneth; Taylor; Teulon; Tress; Trimen; Truefitt; Truelove; Wallen; Waters; White, Wm.; Wickings; Wigginton; Wil- liams & Crouch; Wilson, Jas.; Woods, Jos.; Worley; Young, John and Keith
Argent, Chas.
Arnold:
-, Eliz., m. David Lloyd (d. 1700)
-, Geo.
-, Susanna, w. of Thos. (fl. 1690)
-, Thos. (? d. by 1670)
-, Thos. (fl. 1690)
-, Thos. (d. 1730), s. of Thos. (fl. 1690)
Arsenal (formerly Woolwich Arsenal) F. C.
Ashby, Ric.
Ashe, Ant., and his w. Eliz.
Ashley:
-, Hen.
-, John, and his father
Ashurst, Jas.
Aspland, Wm.
assize of bread and of ale
Astey, John
Asty, John
Athelbert, King
athletics
Atkinson:
-, John
-, Ric.
Atye:
-, Anne, see Rickthorne Sir Art.
Aubert, Alex.
Augier, Reynatus
Augustinian Sisters of Meaux
Austen:
-, Sir John, Bt.
-, Thos. (fl. 1632)
-, Thos., grds. of Thos. (fl. 1632)
Avery, John
Axtel, Dan.
Bacon, Sir Fras., Vct. St. Alban
Baddeley, John, ld. mayor of Lond.
Badger, Benj.
Bagby, Eliz.
Baily, E. H.
Baker:
-, Eliz.
-, Wm.,
-, baking,
Baldwin, Penelope Flinders
Ball:
-, Anne
-, John,
-, Thos.,
-, and see Bull
Ball's Pond, see Islington balloon making
Bancks, John
Banks:
-, John
-, Lewis, & Sons,
-, Thos.,
Baptist Union
Baptists
-, and see Seventh-day Baptists
Barbauld:
-, Anna Letitia, see Aikin Rochemont
Barbre, Ant.
Barentyn:
-, Anne, see Jekyll Drew
Barford, Ric.
Barker:
-, John
-, Thos. Burgess, and his wid.,
-, Wm.,
-, Mr.,
Barlow:
-, W. H., architect
-, Wm. Hagger, vicar of Islington,
Barnet
Barnett, John, & Birch
Barnsbury Assoc.
Barnsbury, in Islington
-, baths
-, chs.
-, dom. bldgs.:
-,-, Beaconsfield Bldgs.,
-,-, Clarence Terr.,
-,-, Mountfort Ho.,
-,-, Pembroke Villa,
-,-, Twyford Villa,
-, growth,
-, Jews,
-, libr.,
-, man., see Islington, mans. moated site,
-, nonconf. (protestant),
-, Paget Memorial hall, q.v.
-, pks. and open spaces,
-, pub. hos.:
-,-, King William IV,
-,-, Pied Bull,
-,-, White Horse,
-, Rom. Cathm.,
-, schs.,
Barr, Thos.
Barrow:
-, Alice, dau. of Thos. of, see Alice Bertram of, see Bertram Thomas of, see Thomas
Barry:
-, Sir Chas.
-, Chas. jr.,
Bartholomew, Chris.
Barton, Rob.
Basing:
-, Adam de
-, Advice de, m. Wm. de Hadestok,
Bassington:
-, Geo. Hen.
-, Thos.
Bastard, Fras.
Bate, S. C. Kerr
Bateman:
-, Hen.
-, Mary, see Mayor Wm.
Bates:
-, Edw.
-, Josiah
Bath:
-, ctss. of, see Pulteney earl of, see Bourchier; Pulteney
Batson:
-, Alf.
-, Alf. (another)
-, Eliz.
-, Rob.
-, Thos.
Battersea Dogs' Home (Surr.)
Battle Bridge, see King's Cross
Baume, Peter Hen. Jos.
Bawde, Ferdinand
Baxter:
-, Fras. Wm.
-, Wynne
-, fam.
Beale:
-, Edw.
-, John
-, Wm.
Beale's Ltd.
Bear, Wm.
Beavis, H. J.
Beck:
-, Jos.
-, Wm.
Beck's British Carnival Novelties
Becke, Godfrey, rector of Stoke Newington
Beckingham:
-, Stephen (fl. 1729)
-, Stephen (fl. 1791), and his w. Dorothy
-, Wm.
Bedyk: Hen.
-, Joan, see Hadestok
Bell:
-, Chas.
-, vanessa
bell-founders, see Mears; Pack and Champman; Whitechapel Bell Founary
Belle Isle, see Islington
Bellow, Rog.
Benitt, Thos.
Bennett:
-, Hubert
-, Wm.
Bentely, John
Berdoe, Jos.
Berkeley Square, see Westminster
Bermondsey (Surr.)
Berners:
-, Amice, w. of Sir Edm.
-, Beatrice, w. of Sir Wm.
-, Sir Edm.
-, Eliz., w. of John
-, Hugh de
-, Isabel, w. of Ric.
-, Sir Jas.
-, John (d. c. 1341)
-, Sir John (d. 1361)
-, Margery, m.
-,-, John Ferriby
-,-, Sir John Bourchier
-, Philippa, w. of Ric., m.
-,-, Sir Thos. Lewknor
-, Ralph de (fl. before 1176)
-, Ralph de (fl. before 1253)
-, Sir Ralph (fl. 1220,? another)
-, Sir Ralph, s. of Sir Ralph (fl. 1220)
-, Sir Ralph (d. 1297, another)
-, Ric.
-, Sir Wm. (de)
-, Lord, see Bourchier
Bernstein Properties
Bertram of Barrow
Bethnal Green (formerly in Stepney)
-, ind.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, Wm. Lee's and John Peck's almshos.
Betjeman, Sir John
Bibiliotheca Topographica Britannica
Bickley, Fras.
Bifield, Caroline
Biggins, Lionel
billiards
Billing, A.
Birch, Chas.
Bird:
-, Hen.
-, Ric.
-, Thos.
Birkbeck Freehold Land Soc.
Bishop:
-, Nat. (d. 1790)
-, Nat. (d. 1836)
Bishopsgate, see London
Blackburne, E. L.
Blackmore, Geo.
Blackstone, Mrs.
Blair, Eric (Geo. Orwell)
Blasson, Mrs. Sarah
Bligh, Chas.
Blomfield:
-, Sir A. W.
-, Chas. Jas., bp. of Lond.
Blount:
-, Chas. (d. 1693)
-, Chas. (d. 1729)
-, Sir Hen.
-, Hen.
-, Hester (d. 1678), see Wase Hester (fl. 1732), m. Sir Harry Tyrrell
-, fam.
Blue Ribbon Gospel Army
Blythswood, Ld., see Douglas, Sholto Douglas Campbell-
Bolton, Wm., prior of St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield
bone collecting and boiling
Bonella & Paull
bookbinding
Booth:
-, Eliz., see Sutton Wm.
Boreham, F.
Bostock, Chris.
Bourchier:
-, Sir John, Ld. Berners (d. 1474)
-, John, Ld. Berners (d. 1533)
-, John, earl of Bath
-, Marg., see Donnington Margery, see Berners
Bourne, Wm. Parker
Bowland, Ric.
Bowles, Sarah
bowling
Brady, Charlotte
Brandon, Sam.
Bransby, John
Bray:
-, Edm.
-, Margery, m. Sir Wm. Sandys
-, Sir Reynold
Brethren
Brett:
-, Rob.
-, Thos.
brewing
Brian, and his w.
brick and tile making
Bricknell:
-, Alf.
-, Thos. G.
Bridewell, vicar, see Fowler, Geo
Briggs:
-, Thos., prebendary of Stoke Newington
-, Mr.
Briset, Jordan de
British and Foreign Schs. Soc. and British schs.
British Rail
British Waterways Board
Broad, Chas.
Brondesbury, prebendary of, see Vaughan, Edw.
Brooke:
-, Sir David, and his w. Cath.
-, Wm.
Brooks:
-, J. Martin
-, Jas.
-, John
-, Sam.
-, Wm.
Broughton:
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Brown:
-, Geo.
-, Hen.
-, Jas. (d. 1788)
-, Jas. (d. 1839)
-, John
-, W.
-, Wm.
Browne:
-, John
-, Margareta
-, Rob., separatist
Browning:
-, Jas.
-, Wm.
Brownswood, prebend of
Brownswood, in Hornsey
-, agric.
-, ind.
-, Jews
-, prebendal man.
-,-, copyholds
-,-, demesne
-,-, ho., see Newington Green, dom. bldgs.
-,-, and see Stoke Newington, man., Clissold Park
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, soc. life
Bryantwood, Chas.
Bryceson Bros.
builders and bldg. ind.
-, and see Adams, A. and John; Allen, Mat. and Thos.; Anderson, C. W.; Ashby; Aspland; Astey; Bear; Beck- ingham; Bentley; Berdoe; Bird, Thos.; Blackmore; Bricknell, Alf. and Thos. G.; Bryantwood; Can- non; Capsey; Casey; Catling; Chapman, Ric.; Chessum; Clarke, Rob.; Cleaver, Sam. and Chas.; Conquest; Cubitt, Thos. and Wm.; Dalby; Dallman; Davies, David; Davis, John; Dawes, John sr.; Dawson; Dennis; Donnelly; Dove Bros.; Dove, Wm. Spencer; Dunkerly; Earl; Edmondson; Ed- mundson; Edwards, Job; Emmett; England, Louis; Evans, Thos.; Finney; Flaxman, E. and G.; Flower, Hen.; Foot, Hen.; Foulkes; Frasi; Gardiner, Thos.; Goepel; Goodall; Goodbody; Hancock, Art.; Hardy; Harreson Bros.; Harrison, Dan.; Haswell; Hebb; Hext; Hicklin; Higgs & Hill; Hill, C. H., John and - Hobson, Fras.; Horton, Silvanus; Hunt, Chas.; Izzard; James; Kell; Kelland; King & Co.; Langhorn; Lavington; Law; Lee, Hen.; Ler- oux; Levitt; Major; Marston; Mas- sey, Benj.; Messenger; Morgan, John; Newens; Nowell; Nunn; Ol- dis; Osment; Palmer, Job; Paxley; Payn; Payne, C. W.; Pearson, T.; Phillips, S.; Pierpont; Pocock, Geo. and Jos.; Prescott; Price, Geo.; Pryor, J. and Thos.; Pullin, Jas.; Quilter; Ramsay; Rashbrook; Reddall; Rhodes, Jas.; Roberts, C. P.; Robson & Estall; Rodda; Ro- soman; Rowland; Rufford; Rydon; Sabey; Sage; Scott, Thos.; Spiller, John; Steemson; Stevenson & Ramage; Thomas, Thos.; Thomp- son and Crosswell; Thurman & White; Tidman; Timewell; Treby; Wagstaff; Ward, Jas.; Whymark; Wickes; Widdows; Williams, Benj.; Williamson; Wilson, Geo. and John; Witcombe; Wyeth
Bull & Smith, Messrs.
Bull (or Ball), Dan., rector of Stoke Newington
bull-baiting
Bunce, Sir Geo.
Bunney, Geo. Hockley
Bunning, J. B.
Bunnion, And.
Burge, Jos. Hankins
Burges, Wm.
Burgh, Jas.
Burghersh, Hen., bp. of Lincoln
Burnet, John
Burroughs:
-, Chas.
-, Eliz.
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Burton, Wal.
Busby:
-, Kath., see Sutton Tomlinson
Buskel, Thos.
Butter, And.
Butterfield, Wm.
Button:
-, Ralph
-, Miss
Byfield, John
Bysmore, Geo.
Cachemaille-Day, N. F.
Calamy, Edm.
Calcutta, bp. of, see Wilson, Dan.
Callard:
-, Anne, w. of Ric.
-, Sir John Clerke
-, Eliz.
-, Thos. Hayes
-, John Wroth (d. 1556)
-, John Clerke
-, Ric.
Calthrop, Gordon, vicar of St. Augustine, Highbury
Cambridge, see Christ's Coll.; Emmanuel Coll.; King's Coll.; Pembroke Coll.
Camden, Lond. boro.
Camden Sch. of Art
Camden Town, see St. Pancras
canals and canal transport, see Regent's canal
Cannon, Rob.
Canonbury, in Islington
Canonbury Tower
-, and see Islington, mans., Canonbury
-, chs.
-, dom. bldgs.:
-,-, Canonbury Ho., see Islington, mans., Canonbury
-,-, Turret Ho., see Islington, mans., Canonbury
-, growth
-, Jews
-, King Edward's hall
-, man., see Islington, mans. mill
-, pub. ho., Canonbury tavern
-, schs.
-, water
Canterbury, abp. of (as patron of ch.)
-, and see Coggan
Capsey, Alf.
Cardon, Wm.
Cardrow, Jas.
Carleton, Mary, m. Wm. Tufnell
Carlile, Wilson
Carnegie, And.
Caron, Sir Noell
Carpenter:
-, R. C.
-, Ric.
-, Thos.
Carr:
-, Ann, see Nevill Martha
-, Wm.
cart grease making
Carter, Erasmus
Carter, Paterson & Co.
Casey, Thos.
Catholic Apostolate, Sisters of (Pal- lottine Sisters)
Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingites)
Catling: David Bowker
-, Thos.
-, W. T.
cattle plague
Cave, Wm., vicar of Islington, rector of All Hallows the Great, canon of Windsor
Caysar, Thos.
Celestial Church of Christ
Challenge Oil Co.
Chalmers, Alex. Hen.
Chamberlain:
-, Jos. (d. 1837)
-, Jos. (d. 1874)
-, Jos. (d. 1914), statesman
Chambers, Ephraim
Chancellor, Ld. (as patron of ch.)
Chapman:
-, Herb.
-, Ric.
Charity Commissioners
Charity of St. Jeanne Antide, Sisters of
Charles I, as Prince of Wales
Charles II
Charron, Mr.
Chartered Gas Co.
Charterhouse, see London, Charterhouse
Charteris Neighbourhood Tenants' Co-operative
Chase, Wm.
Chatterton, A., & Co.
Cheke, John
Chelsea, Physic Garden
Chertsey (Surr.)
Cheshire, see Vale Royal
Chessum, Jesse
Chevalier, Albert
Chichester, John
Chilcott, R. V.
Childs, Mr.
Chilton, Mr.
chimney-pot making
Chiswick, prebendary of, see Wilson, Dan.
Chitty, Art. Jas.
cholera
Cholmondley:
-, Jasper
-, John
-, Marg., w. of Jasper
-, Wm. Wootton
-, Ric.
-, Wm.
Christ Scientist:
-, Fifth Church of
-, Fourth Church of
Christ's Coll., Cambridge
Christ's Hospital, see London
Christadelphians
Christian, Ewan
Christian Soliders
Chubb, Geo.
Church (formerly Ecclesiastical) Commissioners
Church Army
Church House, see Westminster
Church Missionary Soc.
-, coll. and children's home, see Islington, Church Missionary Soc.
Church of England Metropolitan Training Institution, see Highbury, Highbury Coll.
Church Pastoral Aid Soc.
Church Patronage Soc.
cinemas
Circle housing trust
City & S. Lond. Rly.
City Gardens, see Islington
City of London Volunteer Engineers
City Road
City University
Clacton-on-Sea (Essex)
Clapton, see Hackney
Clare, Edwin
Clark:
-, Thos.
-, Mrs.
Clarke:
-, Rob.
-, T. Chatfeild
-, Thos.
Clarkson, Nat.
Clayton, Revd. Mr.
Cleaver:
-, Chas.
-, Sam.
Clements:
-, Benj.
-, Jas.
Clergymen, Widows and Children of, see Sons of the Clergy
Clerke:
-, Eliz., see Callard
-, Sir John
-, John
-, Wm.
Clerkenwell
-, chs.
-, county court
-, Dame Alice Owen's almshos.
-, ind.
-, Islington spa
-, Knights of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem
-, mans. and other estates
-,-, Commandery Mantels
-,-, St. Mary's (later St. James's)
-,-, and see Islington, mans., St. Mary's
-,-, and see Islington, mans., St. John of Jerusalem
-, Pentonville
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, schs.
-, priory of St. Mary
-, roads
-, schs.
-, and see Owen's sch.
-, smallpox hosp.
-, St. James's lecturers, see Hendley water
-, wkho.
-, and see Islington town
Cleves, Anne of, see Anne
Cliffe, a cobbler
Clifton, E. N.
Clissold:
-, Augustus
-, Eliza, see Crawshay
clothing ind.
Cloudesley (or Young), Ric.
Clutterbuck, Ric.
Clyve, Jas., rector of Stoke Newington
Co-operative Bank
Co-operative Soc. department store
coachbuilding
Cobb, Rob. Curling
Cobbin, Ingram
Cockburn:
-, Jas.
-, Mrs.
Cockfosters, see Southgate
Cocks:
-, Dr. John, vicar of Islington, Dean of the Arches
-, John
Cogan, Thos.
Coggan, F. Donald, curate at Islington, later abp. of Canterbury
Colebrooke:
-, Sir Geo., Bt.
-, Jas.
-, Sir Jas., Bt.
collar making
College of Preceptors
Collier, Wm.
Colton:
-, Mary, see Worth
-, Ric.
Colyn, fam.
Comondall, Cath.
Compton:
-, Chas., earl of Northampton (d. 1763)
-, has., earl and marq. of Northampton (d. 1828)
-, Chas., marq. of Northampton (d. 1877)
-, Eliz., Lady see Spencer
-, Geo., earl of Northampton (d. 1727),
-, Geo., earl of Northampton (d. 1758)
-, Jas., earl of Northampton (d. 1681),
-, Jas., earl of Northampton (d. 1754)
-, Mary, w. of Spencer, earl of Northampton (d. 1643)
-, Spencer, earl of Northampton (d. 1643)
-, Spencer Joshua Alwyne, marq. of Northampton
-, Wm., Ld. Compton and earl of Northampton
-, Wm., marq. of Northampton
-, Wm., Bingham, marq. of Northampton
-, Wm. Geo. Spencer Scott, marq. of Northampton
-, fam.
Compton Housing Assoc.
Compton, Housing Assoc.
Congletion, Baron, see Parnell
Congregatinal Federation
Congregational Union
Congregatinalists (Independents)
Conquest, E.
Conservative party and voters
conway:
-, Eliz. (d. 1768), see Lloyd
-, Eliz. (d. 1789)
Cooke:
-, Eliz., see Gould
-, Thos. (d. 1752)
-, Wm., rector of Stoke Newington, provost of Eton, dean of Ely
Cooksey, A.W.
Cooper:
-, Ant. Ashley, earl of Shaftesbury (d. 1683)
-, Antony Ashley, earl of Shaftesbury (d. 1885)
-, John
-, Marg., see Coventry
Coote, Sir Nic.
Corbett:
-, Agnes, see Parker
-, Ann
-, Edm. (d. 1687)
-, Edm. (fl. 1694)
-, Eliz., w. of Ric. (d. c. 1690)
-, Hen.
-, Humph. (d. 1609)
-, Humph. (fl. 1615)
-, Jane, see Fowler
-, Ric.
-, Ric. (another, d. c. 1690)
-, Rog.
-, Rowland
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Cordell, Sir Wm.
Corder, Susannah
Cornish & Sievier, Messrs.
Cossor, A. C.
Cotton, Mr.
Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion
Covent Garden, see Westminster
Coventry:
-, Marg., m. Ant. Ashley Cooper (d. 1683)
-, Thos., Ld. Conventry
cowkeeping
Craig, John Kerr
Crawshay:
-, Eliza, m. Augustus Clissold
-, Geo.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Craze, Romilly
Crease, Mary Ann
Crewick, Thos.
Creton, Rog.
cricket
Crimea
Crippen, Dr. H. H.
Crisp:
-, Eliz.
-, Mrs.
Croft-Atkins, W. A.
Crole:
-, Ant. (d. 1803), Independent min.
-, (or Croles) Revd. A., schoolmaster (? another)
Cromwell:
-, Bridget, m. Chas. Fleetwood
-, Oliver
-, Thos., earl of Essex
-, Thos. (d. 1864)
Crosby, Brass
Cross and Passion, Sisters of the
Crouch End, see Hornsey
Crown:
-, (as landowner)
-, (as patron of ch.)
Crowne:
-, Mary, see Sadleir
-, Wm.
Cruikshank, Rob.
Cruso, Timothy
Cruth, John
Cubitt:
-, Geo.
-, Jas.
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
cut glass making
Cutts:
-, J. E. K.
-, J. P.
cycle making
cycling
Cypriots, see immigrants
D'Israeli, Benj. (d. 1816)
Dalby, Mr.
Dallman, Sam.
Dalston, see Hackney
Daniell, Wm.
Danvers, Hen.
Darbishire, H. A.
Darbourne & Darke
Darlington, earl of, see Vane
Darnell, Geo.
Darrell (or Dorrill):
-, Hen.
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Davidson:
-, (or Davision) Duncan
-, J. Thain
Davies:
-, B., drapers
-, David
-, Ebenezer
-, John
-, T. Eynon
Davis:
-, Jane, w. of John
-, John
-, Martha, see Young
-, Mic.
-, Thos.
-, and see Davidson
Dawes:
-, Hen.
-, John (d. 1788)
-, John (d. 1822)
-, Wm.
Dawson, Jos.
Day, Thos.
De Beauvoir Town, see Hackney
Deaf and Dumb, Institute for
Dean, Gilb.
Dee, Eliz., see Gardiner
Deeping, Geo.
Defoe, Dan.
Denbigh, earl of, see Feilding
Denham, John
Denise, w. of Gervin
Dennis, Wm.
Derman
Devaynes, Wm.
Dew:
-, Hen.
-, Hen., s. of above
-, Judith, see Fletcher
Diary of a Nobody
Dickens, Chas.
Dickenson:
-, Edw.
-, Thos.
-, Mr.
Dickson, Mr.
Discalced Carmelites, Sisters of
Dixon:
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
Dod, F. A.
Dodd:
-, John
-, Sarah, w. of John
-, Sarah, dau. of Sarah
Dodington, Wm.
dog fights
Dollman, F.
Donnelly, P.
Donnington:
-, John
-, Marg., m.
-, Sir Thos. Kytson, m.
-, Sir Ric. Long, m.
-, John Bourchier, earl of Bath
-, Ric.
-, fam.
Doolittle, Thos.
Dorman, W. H.
Dorrill, see Darrell
Dorsetshire
Douai
Douglas:
-, Lady Marg., m. Mat. Stewart, earl of Lennox
-, Sholto Douglas Campbell-, Ld. Blythswood
-, Violet Mary Campbell-, see Paget
Dove:
-, Art.
-, Wm. Spencer
Dove Bros.
Dowbiggin, Launcelot
Dr. Williams's libr.
Draper:
-, Joshua
-, Ric.
-, Sir Thos., Bt.
-, fam.
Drury:
-, John
-, Rob.
Dubois, Mrs.
Ducie:
-, Sir Hugh
-, Sir Rob., Bt., ld. mayor of Lond.
-, Sir Wm., Bt.
duck-hunting
Dudley:
-, Anne, m. Sir Fras. Popham
-, Eliz., w. of John, m.
-, Thos. Sutton
-, John
-, John, Ld. Lisle and duke of Northumberland
-, Lettice, see Knollys Rob., earl of Leicester
Duff, Mr.
Duke, Eliz., & Co.
Dukes, E.
Duncan:
-, Mrs. Anne
-, Crawford
Dunham, Mr.
Dunkerly, Hen.
Dunning, Rob.
Durban, W.
Durham
-, St. John's Hall (Coll.)
Dutch pin bowling
dyeing
Eade:
-, Edw.
-, Jonathan
-, Jonathan Bowles
-, Jos.
-, Wm.
-, wid. of Jos.
-, fam.
Ealing, Rom. Cathm.
Earl, Geo.
East & West India Docks & Bir- mingham Junction Rly.
East End Dwellings Co.
East Grinstead, see Grinstead, East
East London Water Works Co.
Ebonite Container Co. (Mfg.)
Ecclesiastical Commissioners, see Church Commissioners
Ecclesiologist
Eddington, John
Edgeworth, T. E.
Edgware Road
Edmond, John
Edmondes, Chris.
Edmondson, I.
Edmonton, Bowes Park
Edmund of Grimsby
Edmundson, J., & Son
Education and Science, Dept. of
Edwards:
-, J. Passmore
-, Job
Edwin
Eedle & Meyers
Elcom, Ric.
elections:
-, local
-, parliamentary
electronic ind.
Elim Four-Square Gospel Alliance
Elim Pentecostals
Elizabeth I
Ellis:
-, Edw.
-, Thos.
Elmes, A., & Co.
Elrington:
-, Sir John
-, Sim.
-, Thos. (d. by 1529)
-, Thos. (fl. 1551), and his w. Beatrice
Elstree (Herts.)
Ely:
-, dean of, see Cooke, Wm. prebendary of, see Gaskin, Geo.
Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge
Emmett, John
Enfield
engineering
England:
-, John
-, Louis
Enkel or Inkle:
-, Esther, see Lepper Rob.
Ermine Street
Essex:
-, ctss. of, see Knollys earl of, see Cromwell
Essex, see Clacton-on-Sea; Great and Little Bardfield; Sewardstone; Southend-on-Sea; Waltham Holy Cross
Eton, provost of, see Cooke, Wm.
Euston & Hampstead Rly.
Evangelicalism
Evans:
-, Fred. Mullet
-, G.
-, John
-, Thos.
-, Miss
Eve:
-, Caroline H., w. of Wm.
-, Carrie Maud
-, Wm.
Ever Ready Co.
Express Motor Co.
Eyre, Mary, see Harvey
Faraday, Mic.
Farber & Bartholomew
Farmer, Miss M.
Farrow, F. R.
fat melting
feather dressing
Feilding, Wm., earl of Denbigh
Fell:
-, Eliz.
-, Marie
Fellowes:
-, Revd. Rob.
-, Rob.
-, Wm.
Felton, Rob.
Ferrers, Rob. de
Ferriby:
-, John
-, Margery, see Berners
Ferris, Mrs. Isabella
Field:
-, John
-, Ric.
-, Ric. Noakes
-, Fields, Gracie
Finch, Hill & Paraire
Finchley:
-, East
-, hosp.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
Finney, Thos.
Finsbury, metropolitan boro.
Finsbury Park, in Islington and Hornsey: ch.
-, Jews
-, mission
-, Moslems
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, open space
-, rly. sta.
-, schs.
Fisher:
-, Browne, w. of Sir Ric.
-, Sir Ric., Bt.
-, Sam.
-, Sarah, see Fowler
-, Susan, w. of Thos.
-, Thos.
-, Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1636)
-, Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1670)
-, Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1671)
-, Ursula, m. Sir Wm. Halton, Bt. (d. 1662)
-, fam.
Fitt, Miss S. A.
fives court
Flack, Wm.
Flaxman:
-, E.
-, G.
Fleet river
Fleetwood:
-, Bridget, see Cromwell Chas.
-, Mary, see Hartopp Smith
-, fam.
Fleischmann, Art. J.
Fletcher:
-, Eliz.
-, Judith, m. Hen. Dew sr.
-, Mary, w. of Theophilus, m.
-,-, Jas.
-, Ravenscroft jr.
-, Theophilus
floor-cloth making
Flower:
-, E.
-, Hen.
Foot:
-, Hen.
-, Rob.
football
Ford:
-, F. A.
-, T. F.
Ford's Green, see Southgate
foreign language churches, see German Evangelical; German Methodist; Greek church; Polish R.C. mission; Presbyterian Church of Wales
Formby, Geo.
Fortescue, Sir John
Foscolo, Ugo
Foster:
-, Geo. Tufnell, see Tufnell Ric.
-, Rob.
-, fam.
Foulkes, H. S.
Four Per Cent. Industrial Dwellings Co.
Fowke:
-, Eliz., see Man
-, Fras.
-, Mary, m. Zachariah Gibson
Fowler:
-, Alice, see Heron Dorothy, w. of Sir Thos. (d. 1625)
-, Edm.
-, Geo., vicar of Bridewell
-, Jane, m. Ric. Corbett
-, Rob.
-, Sarah, m. Sir Thos. Fisher (d. 1636)
-, Thos.
-, Sir Thos. (d. 1625)
-, Sir Thos., Bt.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Frances, Wm.
Franciscan Missionaries of the Divine Motherhood
Franklin, Benj.
frankpledge, views of
Frasi, Geo.
Free Church of England
Free Church of Scotland
Freeman:
-, E. A.
-, Peter
Freshfield:
-, Jas. Wm.
-, John
Fretwell's manure works
Friends, see Society of Friends
Frowyk, Hen.
furniture making
Furtado, Isaac
G.E.R., see Great Eastern Rly.
G.L.C., see Greater London Council
G.N.R., see Great Northern Rly.
G.P.O.
Gabell, Mr.
Gabrie, Cyprian
Gale, Theophilus
Gantley, Mrs. Mary Ann
Gardiner:
-, Eliz. (d. 1706), see Man Eliz. (d. 1729), m.
-, Dee
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Garrett, Jeremiah Learnoult
Gas Light & Coke Co.
Gaskin, Geo., rector of Stoke Newington, lecturer at Islington, later prebendary of Ely
Gatliff, Chas.
Gawsell, John
Gearing:
-, Joshua
-, Thos.
Geary, Mrs. Ann
gentrification
German Evangelical (United) Church
German Methodist mission
Gervin s. of Peter the otter-hunter
-, his w., see Denise
Gestetner, Jacob
Gethin, Maurice
Geyt, Chas. Jas. Le
Gibbes, Thos.
Gibbons, Grinling
Gibbs, Mrs.
Gibson:
-, Edm., bp. of Lond.
-, Mary, see Fowke Thos.
-, Thos. Milner
-, Zachariah
-, Gilbert: Chas.
-, John
Giles:
-, Ann
-, Edw.
-, Wm.
Gillray, Jas.
Giovannelli, Edw.
Girls' Public Day School Trust
Gitters, Ric.
Glasites, see Sandemanians
Glasscock, Fras.
glazing
Glenny, Henrietta Thresher
Gloucester, dean of, see Jennings, Wm. glove-making
Goalen, Gerard
Goepel, Phil. Dorset
Gold:
-, Edw.
-, Eliz., see Gower (or Gould) John
Goldsmith, Oliver
Goodall, Steph.
Goodbody, Jas.
Gostling, John
Gough:
-, A. D.
-, H. R., architect
-, Hugh R., vicar of Islington, later abp. of Sydney
Gould:
-, Eliz., m. Thos. Cooke
-, Frances, see Hartopp John
-, Sir Nat.
-, and see Gold
Gower:
-, Anne, m. Wm. Rutland
-, Eliz., m. Edw. Gold
-, Ric.
-, Thos.
Graham:
-, Chas. John
-, John
-, John Smith
Grand Union Canal Co.
Grant, Duncan
Graves or Greaves:
-, Jos.
-, Miss
-, Mrs.
-, fam.
Gray's Inn, see Holborn
grazing and fattening
Great and Little Bardfield (Essex)
Great Eastern Rly. (G.E.R.)
Great North Road
Great Northern Rly. (G.N.R.)
goods yards
-, sta.
Great Northern, Piccadilly & Brompton Rly.
Great Northern & City Rly.
Greater London Council (G.L.C.)
Greaves, see Graves
Greek church
Greeks, see immigrants
Green:
-, Geo. (d. 1764)
-, Geo., s. of Geo. (d. 1764)
-, Geo. Rob.
-, T. K.
-,-, (fl. 1639)
Green Lanes, see Stoke Newington, roads
Greenwood, Chas.
Gregson, Jesse
Grellier, Wm.
Griffith, John Wm.
Griggs:
-, Mary, m.
-, Sir John Miller
-, Thos. Wilks
-,-, Brewer
-, Mic.
-, Wm.
Grimsby, Edm. of, see Edmund
Grinstead, East (Suss.)
Grote, Geo.
Grove, Hen.
Grovelands, see Southgate
Gudgeon, Thos.
Guidott:
-, Alice, w. of Ant. the nephew
-, Ant. (fl. 1685)
-, Ant. nephew of above
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Guilliam, Mary
Guinard, Hen.
Gunston:
-, Mary, m. Sir Thos. Abney
-, Thos.
gut scraping
Guy, Hen.
Gwilt:
-, Edw.
-, John
-, Rob.
Habershon:
-, E.
-, W. G.
Habershon & Brock
Hackney
-, Clapton, schs.
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, De Beauvoir town, nonconf. (protestant)
-, dispensaries
-, dist. bd. of works
-, dom. bldgs., Park Ho.
-, electricity
-, estates
-, fire
-, growth
-, Homerton
-, Ram's chapel
-, hosps.
-, ind.
-, Jews
-, Kingsland, q.v. Lond. boro.
-,-, arms
-,-, wards
-, metropolitan boro.
-, missions
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, police
-, poor relief
-, pub. hos.
-, rlys.
-,-, stas.
-, schs.
-, soc. life
-, Stamford Hill
-, Stoke Newington common
-, water
-, west
Hackney and Stoke Newington Coll. for Further Educ.
Hackney brook
Hackney Coll.
Hackney Gazette
Hackney Monthly and Stoke Newington Review
Hackney Union
-, wkho.
Hadestok:
-, Avice de, see Basing
-, Joan de, m.
-,-, Bedyk
-, Wm. de
Haine, Maj.
Hale, Wm. Hale, archdeacon of Lond.
Hales, Sir Rob.
Hall:
-, Hen.
-, John Westley
Halliday:
-, Anne, m. Sir Hen. Mildmay
-, Marg., m. Sir Edw. Hungerford
-, Susanna, w. of Wm., m.
-, Rob. Rich, earl of Warwick
-, Wm.
Halton:
-, Geo.
-, Mary, w. of Ric.
-, Mary (another)
-, Ric.
-, Sir Thos., Bt. (d. 1726)
-, Thos.
-, Ursula, see Fisher
-, Sir Wm., Bt. (d. 1754)
-, Sir Wm. (fl. 1786)
Hambridge, Chas.
Hamel, F. J.
Hammond:
-, Frederic
-, Mary
-, Payson
Hampstead:
-, chs.
-, hosp.
-, sewerage
Hampstead and Highgate turnpike trust, see Islington turnpike trust
Hampton, Hen.
Hanbury:
-, Caroline, m. Albert Head
-, Charlotte, m. Wm. Allen
-, Cornelius (d. 1869)
-, Cornelius, s. of above
-, Sarah, see Janson fam.
Hancock:
-, Alice, see Harbury Art.
-, Thos.
Handley, Tommy
Hanmer, Meredith, vicar of Islington, vicar of Shoreditch
Harbury:
-, (or Hancock) Alice, w. of Humph.
Harden, Jas.
Hardy, Wm.
Hare, Hen. T.
Hargrave, fam.
Harlesden, prebendary of, see Vaughan, Edw.
Harman:
-, Edw.
-, Hen.
-, Jeremiah
-, John
Harman & Price
Harreson Bros.
Harriers
Harris:
-, Ann
-, E. S.
-, John
-, Mary, m. Dan. Radford
-, Sam.
-, Thos.
-, fam.
Harrison:
-, Dan.
-, H. W., & Co.
-, John
-, Thos.
Hart, Ephraim & Co.
Hartopp:
-, Sir Edw., Bt.
-, Frances, m. Sir Nat. Gould
-, Sir John, Bt. (d. 1722)
-, Sir John, Bt., s. of Sir John (d. 1722)
-, Mary (d. 1684), w. of Sir Edw., m.
-, Chas. Fleetwood
-, Mary (fl. 1734)
-, Sarah, m. Jos. Hurlock
-, fam.
Harvey:
-, Jacob
-, John
-, Mary, m. Hen. Sam. Eyre
-, Sarah
-, Wm.
Harvist, Edw.
Haselbech, Wm. of, see William
Haswell, Chas.
Hatfield's varnish factory
hatters
Hatton Garden, in Saffron Hill lib.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
Hawes, Dr. Wm.
hawking
Hay:
-, Duncan
-, Lady
Hayden, W. H.
Hayes:
-, Eliz., w. of Thos., see Callard
-, Eliz., m. John Iremonger
-, Geo.
-, Jas.
-, John
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
-, hayward, Hen. the, see Henry Head, Caroline, see Hanbury
Heard:
-, Alice, w. of Ric. (d. 1579)
-, Eliz., w. of Ric. (d. c. 1628)
-, Ric. (d. 1579)
-, Ric. (d. c. 1628)
Heartwell:
-, Emily
-, Mrs. Louisa
Heath:
-, John
-, Wm., rector of Stoke Newington
Hebb, John
Hebrew Evangelization Soc.
Henderson, John
Hendley, Wm.
Hendon
Henry the hayward
Henry, Prince of Wales
Henty, Rob.
Herbert, Wm., earl of Pembroke
Herne Hill (Surr.)
Heron:
-, (or Herne) Alice, m. Thos. Fowler
-, Giles
-, Wm.
Herst, John
Hert, John
Hertfordshire, see Elstree; Potters Bar; Stevenage
Hethersett, Ric. of, see Richard
Hewer:
-, Chris.
-, Thos.
Hext, Herb.
Hibberd, Shirley
Hicklin, W.
Higgs & Hill
High Church, see ritualism
Highbury, in Islington
-, Athenaeum
-, chs.
-, dom. bldgs.:
-,-, Cream Hall, see Islington, mans., Highbury Woods
-,-, Highbury Cres.
-,-, Highbury Hill Ho.
-,-, Highbury ho. (17th-cent.)
-,-, Highbury Ho. (1781), see Islington, mans.
-,-, Highbury Ho. Highbury Lodge
-,-, Highbury Park Ho.
-,-, Highbury Place
-,-, Highbury Terr.
-,-, Loxford Ho.
-, drainage
-, farms and farmhos., Highbury farm
-, growth
Highbury barn and grange, see Islington, mans., Newington Barrow
Highbury Coll. (St. John's Hall)
Highbury Fields
Highbury wood and Little St. John's wood
-, ind.
-, Jews
-, man., see Islington, mans., Newington Barrow
-, mill
-, mkt. gdns. and nurseries
-, moated site
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, omnibus svces.
-, pks. and open spaces, see Highbury, Highbury Fields
-, pub. hos., Highbury Barn
-, residents' assoc.
-, retail trade
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, schs.
-, soc. life
-, vicar, see Calthrop
-, water
-, woodland and see Highbury, Highbury wood
Highgate Archway Co.
Highgate Hill, see Holloway, Upper
Highmore:
-, John
-, Nat.
Hill:
-, Mrs. Amy
-, Chas. Havor
-, John
-, R. W.
-, Wm., & Son
-, builder
Hindle, John
Hindus
Hitchens Fire Proof Plastering Co.
Hoare:
-, Grizell, m. (2) Wm. Allen
-, Jonathan
-, Marg., m. Jos. Woods
-, Sam. (d. 1796)
-, Sam. (d. 1825)
Hobby, Mary
Hobson:
-, Fras. S.
-, Thos.
Hodgson:
-, Geo.
-, Wm.
Hogarth, And.
Holborn
-, Gray's Inn
-, ind.
-, Lincoln's Inn Fields, New Ct.
-, Royal Free hosp.
Holborn Union, wkho. infirmary
Holden, Rob.
Hollands, Edw.
Holloway, Thos.
Holloway Housing Aid Centre
Holloway prison
Holloway Road, see Islington, roads
Holloway Tenant Co-operative
Holloway, in Islington
-, drainage
-, farms and farmhos.
-, fire
-, growth
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, omnibus svces.
-, pub. hos.
-, retail trade
-, schs.
-, water
-, woodland
-, and see Holloway, Lower; Holloway, Upper
Holloway, Lower, in Islington
-, chapel of ease
-, chs.pls.
-, Copenhagen fields
-, dispensary
-, dom. bldgs., Paradise Ho.
-, farms and farmhos., Copenhagen Ho. or Cutlers, see Islington, mans., Cutlers
-, growth
-, ind.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, pks. and open spaces
-, pub. hos.
-,-, City Arms
-,-, City of Rome
-,-, Crown (Angel, Wilkes's Head)
-,-, Queen's Arms
-,-, White Horse
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, Royal Caledonian asylum
-, schs.
-, vicars, see Hudson; Mackenzie, Wm. Bell; Ralph
Holloway, Upper, in Islington
-, Aged Pilgrims Friend asylum
-, Alexandra orphanage
-, Athenaeum
-, baths
-, chs.
-, dom. bldgs.:
-,-, Alpha Villas
-,-, Devonshire Ho.
-,-, Elm Lodge, see Holloway, Upper, farms, Blounts'
-,-, Grove Ho.
-,-, Hollies
-,-, Mount Pleasant Ho.
-,-, Sievier's ho. (Old Manor Ho.)
-,-, Whitehall
-,-, Whitehall Pk.
-, farms and farmhos.
-,-, Blounts' ho. (Elm Lodge?)
-,-, Lower Place, see Islington, mans., Lower Place
-,-, Manor farm, see Islington, mans., Brewhouse
-,-, Tollington farm, see Islington, mans., Upper Place
-, growth
-, Highgate Hill
-, hosps.
-, ind.
-, Jews
-, librs.
-, mans., see Islington, mans., St. John; St. Mary's
-, mkt. gdns. and nurseries
-, moated sites
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, office blocks
-, pks. and open spaces
-, pub. hos.,
-,-, Archway tavern
-,-, Black Dog
-,-, Crown
-,-, Devil's or Duval's Ho., see Islington, mans., Lower Place
-,-, Half Moon
-,-, Horse and Groom (formerly Castle and Falcon) and see Islington, mans., Palmer
-,-, Ingleby Arms
-,-, Mother Red Cap
-,-, Plough (later Crown)
-, retail trade
-, roads, Hornsey Rd. (Tollington Lane)
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, schs.
-, soc. life, see Holloway, Upper, Athenaeum
-, sports centre
-, St. Anthony's leper hosp.
-, Tollington, q.v.
-, Tollington Pk.
-,-, chs.
-,-, mission
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, Rom. Cathm.
-,-, schs.
-, Tufnell Pk.
-,-, chs.
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, Whittington Coll.
Home and Colonial Sch., Soc.
Home Mission Soc.
Homerton, see Hackney
Honeyball, Edw.
Hoole, Elijah
Hooper:
-, Geo.
-, John
-, Mary, m. Wm. Twyford
Hornblower:
-, Miss
-, Mrs.
Hornsey
-, Brownswood, q.v. char.
-, Crouch End
-, estates
-, Jews
-, Muswell Hill
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, sch.
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, roads
-, sch. bd.
-, Stroud Green, q.v.
Hornsey, South (detached)
-, boundaries
-, chs.
-, drainage
-, estates
-, growth
-, ind.
-, local bd.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, nurseries
-, pub. hos., White Hind (later White Hart)
-, schs.
Horsfall, Wm.
Hort, Josiah, abp. of Tuam
Horton:
-, John
-, Silvanus
-, Wm.
Hosking, Wm.
Hospitallers, see Clerkenwell, Knights of the Hospital
Howard:
-, John
-, Mrs. John, see Lardeau
-, Thos., duke of Norfolk
Howes, Jackman and Partners
Howmedica(Dental Fillings)
Hoxton, see Shoreditch
Hudson, A. W. Goodwin, vicar of St. Mary Magdalene, later dean of Sydney
Hué, Wm. Burnell
Hughes, John
Huguenots, see immigrants
Hull:
-, Jane, w. of Rob.
-, Rob.
Humphreys, Sam.
Hungerford:
-, Sir Edw.
-, Marg., see Halliday
Hunt:
-, Chas.
-, Jeremiah
Huntingdon, see Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion
Hurlock:
-, Jos.
-, Sarah, see Hartopp
Hurst, Wm.
Huskisson, John
Huxley:
-, Maria, see Loane
Huxley(cont.):
-, Susan
-, Thos.
Iden, Hen.
Ilger
immigrants:
-, Cypriot
-, Greek
-, Huguenot
-, Irish
-, Jewish
-, Polish
-, Rhine Palatinate protestants
-, Turkish
-, West Indian
Imperial Gas Co.
Improved Industrial Dwellings Co.
Independent Evangelical Churches
india-rubber works
Industrial Dwellings Co.
industry, see baking; balloon making; bone collecting; bookbinding; brewing; brick and tile making; builders; cart grease making; chimney-pot making; clothing; coachbuilding; collar making; cut glass making; cycle making; dyeing; electronic ind.; engineering; fat melting; feather dressing; floor-cloth making; furniture making; glazing; glove-making; gut scraping; hatters; india-rubber works; ink making; japanning; linseed oil making; metal working; mustard making; organ-building; paint making; paper; paste-board making; piano making; pottery; scientific instrument making; shoemaking; silkweaving; slaughtering; soap making; soda-water making; tailoring; tanning; varnish making; vinegar making; watchmaking; water-meter making; water-proofing; weaving; wheelwrights; white lead making
Ingram, Geo.
Ingram & Lermitt
ink making
Inkle, see Enkel
Innocent, John
Inwood:
-, H. W.
-, W.
Iremonger:
-, Eliz., see Hayes
-, Hen.
-, John
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Irish, see immigrants
Irving:
-, Edw.
-, Hen.
Irvingites, see Catholic Apostolic Church
Islington
-, adv.
-, agric.
-, Agricultural Hall
-, almshos., and see Clerkenwell, Dame Alice Owen's almshos.
-, Ball's Pond
-, Barnsbury, q.v.
-, baths
-, Battle Bridge, see King's Cross
-, bd. of health
-, Belle Isle
-,-, estate
-,-, growth
-,-, ind.
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, schs.
-, bp. suffragan of
-, boro., see Islington, Lond. boro. and metropolitan boro.
-, boundaries
-, bridges
-, burial bd.
-, cage
-, canal, see Regent's canal
-, Canonbury, q.v.
-, cattle lairs
-, cemeteries
-, chars. and see Islington, Stonefields char. estate
-, chs.
-, Church Missionary Soc.:
-,-, children's home
-,-, coll.
-, City Gardens
-, coach svces.
-, common
-, common fields
-, common pasture
-, commons and waste
-, communications
-, conservation areas
-, county court, see Clerkenwell
-, dispensaries
-, dom. bldgs.:
-,-, Barossa Lodge
-,-, Colebrooke Row
-,-, Harvey's ho.
-,-, Lamb's cottage
-,-, Virginia Hos.
-, drainage
-, electricity
-, Experimental Gardens or Frenchman's colony
-, farms and farmhos.
-,-, Laycock's
-,-, Pullin's (later Rhodes's)
-,-, Ravenildes croft
-,-, Sheepcote
-, Finsbury Park, q.v.
-, fire
-, gas
-, gentrification
-, geol.
-, glebe
-, halls and institutes and see Islington, Agricultural Hall
-, Highbury, q.v.
-, Hindus
-, Holloway, q.v.
-, Holloway, Lower, q.v.
-, Holloway, Upper, q.v.
-, hosps.
-, inclosure
-, ind.
-, Islington town, q.v.
-, Jews
-, King's Cross, q.v.
-, Kingsland, q.v.
-, lecturers and see Brett; Denham; Gaskin; Hendley
-, leper hosps.
-, librs.
-, Lond. boro.
-,-, arms,
-,-, wards
-, mans. and other estates
-,-, Baker's
-,-, Barnfield and Pondfield
-,-, Barnsbury, copy-holds, demesne, man. ho.
-,-, Barnsbury Closes
-,-, Brewhouse (Tufnell)
-,-, Burroughs
-,-, Canonbury, copyholds, demesne, Ho.
-,-, Charterhouse
-,-, Christ's Hospital
-,-, Clothworkers'
-,-, Cowleys
-,-, Cutlers, ho., Copenhagen Ho.
-,-, Drapers'
-,-, Fisher's
-,-, Fowler's
-,-, Hattersfield or Tilekilnfield
-,-, Hides
-,-, Highbury Ho.
-,-, Highbury Woods or Cream Hall
-,-, Hoppings
-,-, Islington Prebend,
-,-, copyholds, cts.
-,-, Iveney or Seveney, ho.,
-,-, London Fields or Harvist
-,-, Lower Place (Devil's Ho.)
-,-, Maseres or Highbury New Pk.
-,-, Mercers'
-,-, Mildmay Ho.
-,-, Newington Barrow or Highbury, barn and grange, copyholds, cts. demesne, grange, man. ho.
-,-, Packington
-,-, Palmer
-,-, Pied Bull (Milner Gibson)
-,-, Rowe's
-,-, St. Benet
-,-, St. John of Jerusalem or St. John's Clerkenwell, copyholds, cts.,
-,-, St. Mary's Clerkenwell, copyholds,
-,-, Taylorfield or Bellfield
-,-, Thornhill
-,-, Tollington
-,-, Trayeshill
-,-, Upper Place (Tollington farm)
-,-, Vale Royal
-,-, Wase's, ho.
-,-, Waterpit or Bentley's
-,-, Weryngs
-, metropolitan boro.
-,-, arms
-,-, wards
-,-, and see Islington, Lond. boro.
-, metropolitan par.
-,-, offices
-, mills
-, missions and see Albany; German Methodist; London City; Medical; Mildmay; Moody and Sankey; Paget Memorial; Railway; St. Giles's
-, mkt. gdns. and nurseries
-, mkts.
-,-, Caledonian mkt.
-,-, cattle mkt.
-,-, Metropolitan mkt., q.v.
-, moated sites
-, Moslems
-, Newington Green, q.v.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, academies
-, omnibus svces.
-, par. officers
-, par. wards
-, parsonage ho.
-, pks. and open spaces
-, police
-, poor relief
-, pop.
-, pound
-, prebend, see Islington, mans., Islington Prebend
-, prebendaries, see Algar
-, pub. hos.
-, Angel and Crown
-, Black Horse
-, Copenhagen Ho., see Islington, mans., Cutlers
-, Crown
-, Eagle and Child (Green Dragon),
-, Pied Bull and see Islington, mans., Pied Bull
-, Rosemary Branch
-, Salutation (Boarded Ho.)
-, White Conduit Ho.
-, rectory
-, retail trade
-, Ring Cross
-, rlys. and Underground rlys.
-, stas.
-, roads
-, Back Rd., see Islington, roads, Liverpool Rd.
-, Caledonian Rd.
-, City Rd., q.v.
-, Essex Rd. and see Islington, roads, Lower Rd. and St.
-, Frog Lane
-, Holloway Rd.
-, Liverpool Rd. (Back Rd.)
-, Lower Rd.
-, Lower St. and see Islington, roads, Essex Rd.
-, Maiden Lane (Hagbush Lane)
-, Maiden Lane (York Way)
-, New North Rd.
-, Seven Sisters Rd., q.v.
-, Upper St. and see Holloway, Upper; Islington town
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, convents
-, Rosemary Branch
-, and see Islington, pub. hos., Rosemary Branch
-, schs., and see Owen's sch.
-, sewerage
-, soc. life
-, South-East:
-, chs.
-, growth.
-, pub. hos.
-, spa, see Clerkenwell
-, sport
-, stocks
-, Stonefields char. estate
-, Stroud Green, q.v.
-, Stroud Vale
-, tech. educ.
-, tithes
-, Tollington, q.v.
-, town hall
-, tram svces.
-, vestry
-, vicarage
-, vicarage ho.
-, vicars
-, and see Cave; Cocks, Dr. John; Gough, Hugh R.; Hanmer; Jennings; Stonehouse, Geo.; Strahan; Vaughan; Wardale; Williams; Yeates
-, watch ho.
-, water
-, wkhos.
-, infants' wkho. and sch.
-, infirmary
-, woodland, and see Highbury, Highbury wood and woodland; Holloway, woodland
Islington board of guardians
-, wkhos., see Islington, wkhos.
Islington Bus Co.
Islington Churches Extension Soc.
Islington Clerical Conference
Islington Narrow Boat Assoc.
Islington Protestant Institute
Islington Reward Soc.
Islington spa, see Clerkenwell
Islington town, in Islington and Clerkenwell
-, Camden Passage
-, dispensary
-, dom. bldgs.:
-,-, Blackhorse Yard
-,-, Draper's ho.
-,-, Fisher's ho., see Islington, mans., Fisher's
-,-, Fowler's ho., see Islington, mans., Fowler's
-,-, Mansion Ho. (Sandy's Ho.)
-,-, Nowell's Bldgs.
-,-, Phelps Cottage
-,-, Quinn's Bldgs.
-,-, Rose and Crown Yard
-,-, Rosoman's Bldgs.
-,-, Rufford's Bldgs. (High St.)
-,-, Rufford's Bldgs. (Upper St.)
-,-, Swan Yard
-,-, Ward's (King John's) Pl.
-, flats, Myddelton
-, green
-, growth
-, halls and institutes
-, Hedgerow
-, ind.
-, missions
-, New Bunhill Fields, see Islington, cemeteries
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, office blocks
-, pub. hos.
-, Angel (Clerkenwell)
-, Blue Coat Boy
-, Cock
-, Crown
-, Dog and Partridge
-, Fox
-, George
-, Half Moon
-, Horse's or Nag's Head
-, and see Islington, mans., Christ's King's Head
-, Lansdowne tavern
-, Queen's Head
-, Thatched Ho. (? Dog and Partridge)
-, Three Tuns
-, retail trade
-, roads, High St., and see Islington, roads, Lower St. and Upper St.
-, schs.
Islington turnpike trust(Hampstead and Highgate trust)
Ives, John
Izzard, Meshach
Jackson:
-, Grace
-, John, bp. of Lond.
-, Thos., rector of Stoke Newington
James, Thos.
Jamrach, Wm.
Janson:
-, Fred.
-, Jos.
-, Sarah, m. Cornelius Hanbury jr.,
-, fam.
japanning
Jarman, Thos.
Jarvis:
-, Geo.
-, architect
Jay, John
Jebb, Lieut.-Col. J.
Jefferies, Sarah
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jekyll:
-, Anne, w. of John Stokker (d. 1549), m. 2 Drew Barentyn
-, Bart.
-, John Stokker (d. 1549)
-, John Stokker (fl. 1570)
-, Sir Jos.
-, Marg., see Stokker
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Jenkins:
-, Thos.
-, Mr.
Jenks, Geo.
Jennings, Wm., vicar of Islington, dean of Gloucester
Jensen & Nicholson
Jews
-, and see immigrants
John, Hen., & Co.
Johnson:
-, Cath., see Oglive Fras.
-, Geo.
-, J.
-, John
-, Rowland,
-, Dr. Sam.
-, Wm.
Johnstone, Sir Wm., see Pulteney
Jolliffe, Wm. Tufnell, see Tufnell
Jones:
-, E. Dean
-, Emma Eliz.
-, Evan John
-, Sir G. W. H., M.P.
-, Sir Geo.
-, John Gale
-, Wm.
-, Mr.
Jones Bros.
Johnson, Ben
Joseph Rank Benevolent Trust
Kaiser & Co.
Kay, Jos.
Kear, R.
Keble, John
Kell, Sam.
Kelland, Wm.
Kemble & Co.
Kempson, H.
Kendall, Alf.
Kensington:
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, South, see Science and Art Department
Kent, ctss. of, see Margaret
Kent, see Margate; Penge
Kentish Town, see St. Pancras
Key & Whiting
Kibblewhite, Jas.
King:
-, David
-, Edw.
-, John
-, Mary
-, Thos.
King & Co.
King's Coll., Cambridge
King's Coll., Lond.
King's Cross (Battle Bridge), in Islington and St. Pancras
-, ch.
-, growth
-, hosps,:
-,-, London Fever, see Islington, hosps.
smallpox
-, ind.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, retail trade
-, schs.
Kingsford, John de
Kingslands, in Islington and Hackney
-, estates
-, farms and farmhos.
-, green
-, growth
-, ind.
-, leper hosp. and chapel
-, mkt. gdns. and nurseries
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, pub. hos.
Star and Garter
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, schs.
-, watch ho.
Kirkman, Mr.
Kitchin:
-, Ant.
-, John
Kitching, John
Kitte, Wigar
Knight:
-, John
-, Wm.
-, Mr.
Knolles, Sir Rob., and his w. Constance
Knollys
-, Lettice, m.
-,-, Wal. Devereux, earl of Essex
-,-, Rob. Dudley, earl of Leicester
Knyvett, Sir Hen.
Kores Manufacturing Co.
Kyston:
-, Marg., see Donnington Sir Thos.
-, Thos.
L.C.C., see London Country Council
L.G.O.C., see London General Omnibus Co.
Labour party and voters
Lamartine, Alphonse de
Lamb:
-, Chas.
-, E. B.
Lambe, Wm.
Laming, W. D.
Lamplough, Wm.
Lancashire, see Liverpool
Langhorn, Phil.
Langley, Thos., rector of Stoke Newington, minor canon of St. Paul's
Langtry, Lily
Lardeau, Mrs., m. 2 John Howard
Lascelles, Edw.
Latter-day Saints (Mormons)
Lauder, Harry
Lavender, Thos.
Lavington, Chas. D.
Law:
-, Chas.
-, Hen.
lawn tennis
Lawson, Ric.
Laycock, Ric.
Lazenby:
-, Judith, see Terry
-, Ric.
le Meyr, fam.
Lea river
Leader, Mr.
Lee:
-, Chas.
-, Geo.
-, Hen.
-, Ric.
-, Sam., ejected vicar of St. Botolph's Bishopsgate
Lefebver, Abp.
Leicester, earl of, see Dudley, Rob
Leigh:
-, Alice, w. of Sir Thos.
-, Sir Thos.
Lennox, ctss. of, see Douglas, Lady Marg.
Leno, Dan
Lepper:
-, Esther, m. Rob. Enkel or Inkle
-, Rob.
Leroux, Hen.
Levitt, Wm.
Lewis:
-, Evan
-, John, Partnership
-, Sam.
-, Thos.
Lewis & Co.
Lewis & Mackie
Lewknor:
-, Philippa, see Berners
-, Sir Thos.
Liberal Catholic Church
Liberal party and voters
Lilley, Ric.
Lincoln, bp. of, see Burgherssh
Lincoln's Inn Fields, see Holborn
Lingood, Thos.
linseed oil making
Lisle, Ld., see Dudley
Lister:
-, John
-, Jos. Jackson
-, Mary
Little:
-, Ann, see Orton
-, John
-, Ric.
Little Brothers of Jesus
Liverpool, bp. of, see Sheppard, David S.
Liverpool (Lancs.)
Lloyd:
-, David (d.1700)
-, David (d. 1734)
-, Eliz. (d. 1723), w. of David, see Arnold
-, Eliz. (d.1768), m. -Conway
-, Marie
-, Thos.
Loane:
-, Art., s. of Nat. (d.1627)
-, Art., grds. of Art.
-, John
-, Maria, m. Thos. Huxley
-, Meliora, m. John Shaw
-, Nat. (d.1627)
-, Nat., s. of Art.
Lobb, Steph.
Local Government Board
Locke, John
London
-, Aldersgate, Hare Ct. chapel
-, Artillery Company
-, Bearstead Memorial hosp.
-, Bishopsgate
-, Bishopsgate Street Without
-, Carter Lane
-, Charterhouse
-, conduit
-, Christ's Hosp.
-, chs. and pars.:
-,-, All Hallows the Great, vicar, see Cave
-,-, Bridewell, vicar, seeFowler, Geo.
-,-, Minories
-,-, St. Benet Sherehog
-,-, St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, vicar, see Lee, Sam.
-,-, St. Bride's Fleet Street, vicar, see Palmer, Jas.
-,-, St. Giles without Cripplegate
-,-, vicar, see Nicoll, Wm.
-,-, St. Mary Lothbury
-,-, St. Matthew, Friday Street
-,-, St. Michael Patermoster
-,-, St. Olave, Old Jewry
-,-, St. Paul's cathedral, q.v.
-,-, St. Peter-le-Poer
-,-, Whiterfriars
-, citizens and merchants
-, City:
-,-, cemetery
-,-, Companies: Bookbinders' Co., Brewers' Co., Bricklayers' Co., Clothworkers' Co., Cutlers' Co., Drapers' Co., Dyers' Co., Haberdashers' Co., Mercers' Co., Tylers' and Bricklayers' Co., Weavers' Co.,
-,-, Corporation
-,-, Founders' Hall
-,-, Gresham Coll.
-,-, house of correction, see Holloway prison
-,-, ind.
-,-, (ld.) mayors, see Abney; Baddeley; Ducie, Sir Rob.; Spencer, Sir John
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, Salters' Hall chapel
-,-, wkho.
-,-, City of Lond. Maternity hosp.
-, diocese:
-,-, archdeacons, see Hale; Peter of Newport
-,-, Bp. of Lond.'s Fund
-,-, bps., as patrons of chs., as landowners, and
see Blomfield, C. J.; Gibson, Edm.: Jackson, John
-,-, Gracechurch St.
-,-, Greater London Council, q.v.
-,-, hosp. of St. Mary without Bishopsgate
-,-, ind.
-,-, innholders
-,-, Jews
-,-, Little Old Bailey
-,-, London County Council, q.v.
-,-, London Wall
-,-, milk supply
-,-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, Old Fish St.
-,-, Oxford Ct., Cannon Street
-,-, Paul's Alley
-,-, Smithfield mkt. and see Metropolitan mkt.
-, St. Bartholomew, Smithfield:
-,-, hosp.
-,-, prior, see Bolton
-,-, priory
-,-, St. Paul's cathedral, q.v.
-,-, St. Saviour's Union
-,-, University
-,-, and see King's Coll.; London School of Divinity
-,-, water
-,-, Wood Street Sq., Lambe's chapel
London & Birmingham Rly.
London Baptist Assoc.
London Caoutchouc Co.
London City Mission
London Congregational Union
London Corresponding Soc.
London County Council (L.C.C.)
-, estates and housing
-, fire
-, hosps.
-, pks.
-, schs.
-, tech. educ.
-, transport
London Electricity Board
London Fever hosp., see Islington, hosps.
London General Omnibus Co. (L.G.O.C.)
London Parochial Charities
London Passenger Transport Board
London School Board
London School of Divinity
London Shirt and Collar Dressing Co.
London Street Tramways Co.
London Transport
Long:
-, Hen.
-, Marg., see Donnington
-, Sir Ric.
Long Acre, see Westminster
Longbottom, Frances
Lord's Day Observance Soc.
Loreto, Sisters of
Lovechild, John, rector of Stoke Newington
Low Church, see Evangelicalism
Loyal Islington Volunteers
Luck, C. L.
Lycett, Sir Fras.
Lyon, Thos.
M.B.W., see Metropolitan Board of Works
Mackay, Rob.
Mackenzie:
-, Duncan
-, Wm.
-, Wm. Bell, vicar of St. James's, Lower Holloway
Mackie, Rob.
Mackreth, Rob.
Maddox, Mr.
Major, Geo.
Maltby, Parkers & Co.
Maltby, T. and C., & Co.
Man:
-, Edm.
-, Eliz., m. Gardiner
-, Fras. Fowke
-, Hen.
Manners, Hen., earl of Rutland
Manning, J. R.
Manton, Thos., rector of Stoke Newington
Margaret, ctss. of Kent
Margate (Kent)
Margett's chemical laboratory
Mariben, Caroline
Marrant, John
Marsh:
-, Fras.
-, John
-, Wm.
Marshall:
-, Hen.
-, Rosamond
Marston, Hen.
Martin:
-, Humph.
-, Judith, see Wase
-, Sir Leslie
-, Mat.
-, Ric.
-, Rob.
-, Rog.
-, Wm.
-, innholder
Mary I
Mary Notre Dame, Company of the Daughters of
Mary Ward Settlement
Marylebone turnpike trust
Maseres:
-, Fras.
-, Peter Abraham
Massey:
-, Benj.
-, Capt.
Masters:
-, Geo.
-, Judith, see Wase
-, fam.
Matcham, Frank
Mathews, Timothy
Matthews, Eliz.
Maughan, Thos.
May, Mrs. Ann
Maye, John
Mayor:
-, Cath., m. John Winterflood
-, Dinah, m. John Speight
-, Eliz.
-, Jane, w. of Ric.
-, Mary, m. Winspear
-, Mary, m. Wm. Bateman
-, Ric.
-, Wm.
McLansborough, J.
Mears, Thos.
Medical mission
Medina, Solomon de
Meeson, F. R.
Mercy:
-, Mrs.
-, fam.
Mercy, Brothers of
Merrington, John
Mess, Caroline
Messenger, Geo.
metal working
Metcalfe:
-, Lascelles (d. 1741)
-, Lascelles (d. 1781)
Methodists
Metropolitan Asylums Board
Metropolitan Benefit Societies, asylum
Metropolitan Board of Works (M.B.W.)
Metropolitan Commission of Sewers
Metropolitan Electric Tramways Co.
Metropolitan Free Dormitory Assoc.
Metropolitan mkt.
Metropolitan Rly.
Metropolitan Strict Baptist Assoc.
Metropolitan Turnpike Rds., Commissioners of the
Metropolitan turnpike trust
Metropolitan Water Board
Meuse, Sir Thos. de
Michell, Mat.
Middlesex County cricket team
Midland Rly.
Mildmay:
-, Anne, see Halliday
-, Carew
-, Halliday
-, Sir Hen.
-, Hen.
-, Sir Hen. Paulet St. John, Bt.
-, Humph. Hervey
-, Jane, m. Sir Hen. Paulet St. John (later Mildmay)
-, Letitia, m. Humph. Hervey Mildmay
-, Wm.
Mildmay mission
Mile End, see Stepney
Mill:
-, Jas.
-, John Stuart
Miller:
-, Edm.
-, Joan
-, Sir John
-, John
-, Mary, see Griggs Mic.
Millington, John, rector of Stoke Newington
Mills:
-, Ann, see Walter
-, Wal.
Milne, John (Jackey)
Milner:
-, Thos. (d. 1733)
-, Thos., s. of Thos. (d. 1733)
Minasi:
-, Fred. J.
-, Miss M. A.
Minories, see London, chs. and pars.
Mitchell, John
Moline:
-, Edw.
-, Isabella
-, Sparks
Mona Cycle Works Co.
Monday, John
Monk:
-, Wm.
-, Wm. H.
Monmouth's rebellion
Monson, E. C. P.
Moody, D. L.
Moody and Sankey mission
Moore, John
Moravian Brethren
More, Sir Thos.
Morel, Anna Maria
Moreton, Elias
Morgan:
-, Campbell
-, John
Morland, John
Morley, Sam.
Mormons, see Latter-day Saints
Morrett, Mr.
Morrice:
-, Geo.
-, W. D.
Morris:
-, Ann
-, Ric.
Morrison, Herb.
Morton:
-, Chas.
-, Mrs. Mary
Moslems
Moss Empires
Mount Calvary Church of God
Moxon, G.
Munteni, Muriel de, m. Jordan de Briset
Murcell, Geo.
Murray, John
music halls
mustard making
Muswell Hill, see Hornsey
Myers, Wal.
Mylne, Wm. Chadwell
N.L.R., see North London Rly.
Naile:
-, John Shepperd
-, Mary Lowthion
Nasmith, David
National Children's Home
National Chrysanthemum Soc.
National College of Rubber Technology
National Freehold Land Soc.
National Soc. and National schs.
Naylor, Mr.
Neal, Dan.
Needham, Issac
Nelson:
-, John
-, Ric.
Nevill, Ann, m. Wm. Car
New Grub Street
New Jerusalem, Church of the, (Swedenborgians)
New River
New River Co.
New Yiddish Theatre Co.
Newbery, John
Newens, Edw.
Newington, lordship
Newington, Stoke, see Stoke Newington
Newington Green, in Islington and Stoke Newington
-, agric.
-, chapel
-, chs.
-, dom. bldgs.
-,-, Bishop's Pl.
-,-, Brownswood ho.
-,-, Gloucester Ho.
-,-, Grove Ho.
-,-, Mildmay Ho. (Eagle Ho., Halliday's ho.), see Islington, mans., Mildmay
-,-, Monte Cristo Ho.
-,-, no. (Holland or Olympic Ho.)
-,-, Pulteney's ho.
-,-, Wright's ho.
-, farms and farmhos.
-,-, Dells
-,-, and see Islington, mans., Maseres
-, green
-, growth
-, ind.
-, Jews
-, Mildmay conference hall, see Mildmay mission Mildmay hosp.
-, Mildmay mission, q.v. mkt. gdns. and nurseries
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, pop.
-, pub. hos.
-,-, Coach and Horses
-,-, Golden Lion
-,-, Green Dragon
-,-, Green Man
-,-, Spring Gardens
-,-, Weavers Arms
-, retail trade
-, rlys. and Underground rlys. sta.
-, schs.
-, sports
-, water
-, wkho.
Newman:
-, Fras. B.
-, John
Newport, Peter of, see Peter
newspapers
Newton, Chris.
Nias, Jane
Nichols, John
Nicholson, John
Nicoll, Sarah
Nicolls:
-, Mary
-, Rose
-, Sam.
-, Wm., vicar of St. Giles without Cripplegate
-, Wm. Hen., rector of Stoke Newington
Nigerian Christ Apostolic Church
Noel, Gerard Noel
nonconformity (protestant), see Apostolic Faith Church; Baptists; Blue Ribbon Gospel Army; Brethren; Catholic Apostolic Church; Celestial Church; Christ Scientist; Christadelphians; Christian Soldiers; Church Army; Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion; Elim Four-Square Gospel Alliance; Elim Pentecostals; Free Church of England; Free Church of Scotland; German Evangelical; Highbury, Highbury College; Jehovah's Witnesses; Latter-day Saints; Liberal Catholic; Methodists; Moravian Brethren; Mount Calvary Church of God; New Jerusalem; Nigerian Christ Apostolic Church; Paracletians; Pentecostal; Presbyterian Church of Wales; Presbyterian; Railway Mission; Reformed Episcopalians; Salvation Army; Sandemanians; Seventh-day Adventists; Seventhday Baptists; Society of Friends; Spiritualists; Unitarians; United Reformed; United Secession Church of Scotland; Welsh Congregationalists
Norfolk, duke of, see Howard
Norman & Beard
North Islington Housing Rights Project
North Islington Infant Welfare Centre
North Lond. Coll. of Commerce
North London (formerly Northern) Polytechnic
-, sec. sch.
North London Coll. for Further Educ.
North London Day Coll.
North London Guardian
North London Industrial Home
North London Observer
North London Rly. (N.L.R.)
North London Soc. for Mentally Handicapped Children
North London Tramways Co.
North Metropolitan Tramways Co.
North-western Polytechnic
Northampton, earls and marqs. of see Compton
Northumberland:
-, duke of, see Dudley
-, earl of, see Percy
Northwood, in Ruislip
Norville, Sarah
Nottingham, John
Nowell, Thos.
Nunn, Edw. Paget
Oakeley, Canon
Oakshott, Amelia
Oates:
-, Titus
-, Miss
Ogilvie:
-, Cath., w. of Jas., m. Rowland Johnson
-, Jas.
Old Etonian Housing Assoc.
Oldfield, Thos.
Oldis, Thos.
Onslow, Art.
Orchard, Rob.
organ-building
Oriel Property Trust
Ormond, Sir Herb. J.
Orton:
-, Ann, m. John Little
-, Ric.
-, Sarah
-, Wm.
Orwell, Geo., see Blair
Osborn:
-, Dorothy
-, Jas.
-, John
-, John, grds. of John
Osborn's (firm)
Osment, Wm.
Ossulstone hundred
-, Finsbury division
otter-hunter, Peter the, see Peter
Outbridge, Rob.
Our Lady of Sion, Sisters of
Overton, Messrs., & Son
Owen:
-, Dame Alice
-, Hen.
-, Rob.
Owen's sch.
Oxford, earl of, see Vere
Oxford Street, see Westminster
Pack and Chapman (Whitechapel Bell Foundry)
Packington, Anne, w. of Sir John
Paddy, John
Page, Wm.
Paget, Violet Mary, m. Sholto Douglas Campbell-Douglas, Ld. Blythswood
Paget Memorial mission hall
paint making
Palatine, Elector
Palmer:
-, Jas., vicar of St. Bride's, Fleet Street
-, Job
paper ind.
Paracletians
Parke, Dan.
Parker:
-, Agnes, w. of Wm. (d. by 1576), m. Humph. Corbett
-, Wm. (d. by 1576)
-, Wm. (fl. 1580)
Parkes's chemical laboratory
Parnell:
-, John (fl. 1537)
-, John, Baron Congleton
Parsons:
-, John
-, Thos.
Passionist Fathers
paste-board making
Patten, Wm.
Paul, Mrs.
Paxley, Fras.
Paxton, Jos.
Payn, John
Payne:
-, C.W.
-, Ric.
Peabody Trust
Peache:
-, Alf.
-, Kezia
Peachey, Jas.
Peacock, Wm.
Pearcy, Wm.
Pearson:
-, L. G.
-, T.
Peck, Fred.
Pemberton, Sir Jas.
Pembroke, earl of, see Herbert
Pembroke Coll., Cambridge
Penge (Kent)
Pennefather:
-, Cath., w. of Wm.
-, Wm., vicar of St. Jude's, Islington
Penry, John
Pentecost, fam.
Pentecostals
Penton, Hen.
Pentoville, see Clerkenwell
Pentonville prison
Pepys, Sam.
Perceval, C. E.
Percy:
-, Hen., earl of Northumberland (d. 1537)
-, and see Perse
Perfect, Wm.
Perkins, John
Perrott:
-, Geo. (d. 1780)
-, Geo. (fl. 1797)
-, Mary, m. John Terrett
Perse or Percy:
-, Jerome
-, Thos.
Peter of Newport, archderacon of Lond.
Peter the otter-hunter
-, Gervin s. of, see Gervin
Pett:
-, Fras.
-, Sam.
Pevsner, Sir Nikolaus
Phillips:
-, Jos.
-, S.
-, (fl. 1649)
Piano making
Piccadilly line
Pickering, Edw. Rowland
Pierpont, John
Piggot, Chris.
Pike:
-, G.
-, Mr.
Pinch & Whipple
Pipe, Mic.
Pitcairn, Dr. Wm.
Pite, A. Beresford
Playford:
-, Hannah, w. of John
-, John
Pocock:
-, Geo.
-, John Thos.
-, Jos.
-, Sam.
Poe, Edgar Allan
Polish Rom. Cath. mission
Politi, D.
Poole, Rob.
Poor, Little Sisters of the
Poor Law Board
Pope, Thos. A.
Popham:
-, Alex. (d. 1669)
-, Alex. (fl.1699)
-, Anne, see Dudley
-, Sir Fras. (d. 1644)
-, Fras. (d. 1674)
Poplar (formerly in Stepney)
-, Stratford (at Bow), St. Leonard's priory
Porter:
-, F. W.
-, Thos.
Potters Bar (Herts.)
pottery
Presbyterian Church of Wales (formerly Welsh Calvinistic Meth.)
Presbyterians
Prescott, Wm.
Price:
-, Abraham
-, Geo.
-, John
-, Ric.
Pride:
-, John
-, Martha, w. of John
Priestley:
-, J.B.
-, Jos.
Primatt:
-, Humph. (d. 1729)
-, Humph. (d. 1740)
-, Nat.
printing ind.
Pritchard, And.
Proctor, Hen.
Protestantism in Peril
Providence, Sisters of
Pryor:
-, J.
-, Rob.
-, Thos.
Pullin:
-, Jas.
-, Sam.
Pulteney:
-, Anne
-, Frances, m. Sir Wm. Pulteney (formerly Johnstone)
-, Harry
-, Henrietta Laura, ctss. of Bath
-, Sir Wm.
-, Wm., earl of Bath
-, (formerly Johnstone), Sir Wm.
Pyne, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Baker
Pyry, Ric. de la
Quakers, see Society of Friends
Quick, Misses
Quilter, Wm.
R.I.B.A., see Royal Institute of British Architects
Rackshaws and Roberts, Messrs.
Radcliffe, John
Radford:
-, Dan.
-, Mary, w. of Dan., see Harris Mary, m. Thos. Rogers
Rae, A.
Ragged School Union and ragged schs., see Shaftesbury Soc.
Railway Mission
Raleigh, Alex.
Ralph, T.C., vicar of St. Mary Magdalene, Lower Holloway
Ramsay, Joshua
Randell, John
Randell's tilekilns
Ranulf
Rashbrook, J.
Ravenscroft:
-, Jas., sr.
-, Jas., jr.
-, Mary, see Fletcher
Rebotier, Chas.
Reddall, Wm.
Redmond, Wm.
Rees, Thos.
Reformed Episcopalians
Regent's canal
Regent's Canal Co.
Reid, Chas.
Rendall:
-, John
-, Wm.
Reynolds:
-, Sam.
-, Miss.
Rhine Palatinate
Rhodes:
-, Hen.
-, Jas.
-, Sam.
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Rich:
-, Sir Ric.
-, Rob., earl of Warwick
-, Susanna, ctss. of Warwick, see Halliday
Richard of Hethersett
Richardson:
-, Hen.
-, John
Rickthorne:
-, Anne, w. of Wm., m. Sir Art. Atye
-, Wm.
Ridge's Royal Food Mill
Ridley:
-, S. H.
-, Sam.
rifle and pistol shooting
Rigby, Thos.
Riley, Mr.
ritualism
Ring Cross, see Islington
Rivaz:
-, Hen.
-, fam.
Roberts:
-, C.P., & Co.
-, Chas. Ernest
-, Chas. Phil.
Robey, Geo.
Robinson Crusoe
Robley:
-, Anne, w. of John (d. by 1813)
-, Geo.
-, John (d. by 1813)
-, John (d. 1822)
-, fam.
Robson & Estall, Messrs.
Rochester, prebendary at, see Strahan
Rock Estates
Rodda, John
Rogers:
-, Mary, see Radford
-, Sam.
Rolfe, Steph.
Roman Catholicism, and see Augustinian Sisters of Meaux; Catholic Apostolate; Charity of St. Jeanne Antide; Cross and Passion; Discalced Carmeliters; Franciscan Missionaries; Little Brothers of Jesus; Loreto; Mary Notre Dame; Mercy, Brothers of; Our Lady of Sion; Passionist Fathers; Poor, Little Sisters; Providence, Sisters of; Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary; Servite Sisters; St. Paul of Chartres; John of God; St. Paul of Chartres; Ursulines of Jesus
-, Old Rom. Cath. Ch.
Rood, Heal & Co.
Rose, Jack, (Shoes)
Rosemary Branch, see Islington
Rosoman, Thos.
Ross, fam.
Rothschild, Nathan Mayer de
Roumieu, R. L.
Routh, Cuthbert
Rowarth, Mrs. Phebe Eliza
Rowe:
-, John
-, Thos.
Rowland, Edw.
Royal Agricultural Hall Co.
Royal Caledonian asylum, see Holloway, Lower
Royal Chest hosp., see Shoreditch
Royal Free hosp., see Holborn
Royal Humane Soc.
Royal Institute of British Architects (R.I.B.A.)
Royal Smithfield show
Royal Toxophilite Soc.
Rufford:
-, Nic.
-, Mr.
Rule, John
Runtz:
-, John
-, John Johnson
-, John Jos.
Rutland:
-, Anne, see Gower Wm.
Rutland, earl of, see Manners
Rydon:
-, H. J.
-, Hen.
Rydon or Rygdon, Joan
S.B.L., see London School Board
S.D.P., see Social Democratic Party
S.P.C.K., see Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
Sabey, Sam.
Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary, Sisters of
Sadler, Sir Ralph
Sadlier, Dame Mary, formerly w. of Wm. Crowne
Saffron Hill, see Hatton Garden
Sage:
-, David
-, E. J.
Sainsbury's Ltd.
St. Alban, Vct., see Bacon, Fras.
St. Barbe:
-, Mary
-, fam.
St. Bartholomew, Smithfield, see London
St. Benet Sherehog, see London, chs. and pars.
St. Bride's, Fleet St., vicar, see Palmer, Jas.
St. Camillus, Fathers of the Order of
St. Giles without Cripplegate, see London, chs. and pars.
St. Giles's Christain mission
St. John, Sir Hen. Paulet, see Mildmay
St. John of God, Sisters of
St. John's Wood, see St. Marylebone
St. John of Jerusalem, see Clerkenwell, Knights of the Hospital; Islington, mans., St. John
St. Luke's, Old Street
-, Leysian Mission
-, Moorfields
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, sch.
St. Mary Lothbury, see London, chs. and pars.
St. Mary without Bishopsgate, hosp. of, see London
St. Marylebone:
-, hosp.
-, St. John's Wood
St. Michael's Paternoster, see London, chs. and pars.
St. Olave, Old Jewry, see London, chs. and pars.
St. Pancras
-, Battle Bridge, see King's Cross
-, burial bd.
-, Camden Town
-, Gray's Inn Rd.:
-,-, Mayo sch.
-,-, Kentish Town
-,-, King's Cross, q.v. nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, roads
-,-, Somers Town
-,-, tech. educ.
St. Pancras, Marylebone and Paddington Freehold Land Soc.
St. Paul of Chartres, Sisters of
St. Pauls's cathedral, Lond.: canons
-, and see Sired clerks of the choir
-, dean and chapter
-,-, as landowners
-, deans
-, minor canons
-, and see Langley, Thos.
-, perbendal estates, see Islington, mans., Islington Prebend; Stoke Newington, man., prebendal man.
-, precentor, see Thomas of Stortford
-, treasurer, see Vaughan, Edw.
St. Peter-le-Poer, see London, chs. and pars.
St. Vincent's Housing Assoc.
Salman, fam.
Salonika (Greece)
Salvation Army
Sammes, John
Samuel Lewis Trust
Sandeman, Rob.
Sandermanians (Glasites)
Sanders, Hen. Martin, vicar of St. John's, Highbury Pk.
Sanderson, Thos.
Sandoz, Fred.
Sandys:
-, Margery, see Bray
-, Thos.
-, Sir Wm., Ltd. Sandys
Sanford:
-, Ann, w. of Hen.
-, Hen.
Sankey, I. D.
Sarson, Hen.
Saunders, Dr. Wm.
Sayer, Geo.
Scheldt, Mr.
Scher, Anna
Schoroder, Wm. Hen.
Scheweizer, Mr.
Science, Mrs.
Science and Art Department, South Kensington
scientific instrument making
Scoles, J. J.
Scotland, Established Church of
Scott:
-, Chas. M. O.
-, Sir Geo. Gilb.
-, John Oldrid
-, Thos.
-, Thos. H. B.
-, W. Gilbee
-, Mrs.
-, fam.
sculptors, see Baily; Banks, Thos.; Fleischmann
Searle, C. G.
Seely & Paget
Seifert, R., & Partners
Selfridge Provincial Stores
Serventi, Hen., shopfitters
Servite Sisters
Seven Dials, see Westminster
Seven Sisters Road
Seventh-day Adventists
Seventh-day Baptists
Sewardstone (Essex)
Sewell:
-, Anna
-, Mary
Shackell & Edwards
Shaftesbury, earls of, see Cooper
Shaftesbury Soc. (Ragged Sch. Union)
Sharpe, Sam.
Shaw:
-, John
-, Meliora, see Loane
-, Mrs.
Shawyer, H., & Sons
Sheffield, Mary
Shelford, Leonard, rector of Stoke Newington
Shelter
Shepherd, Wm.
Shepherd, David S., curate at Islington, later bp. of Liverpool
Shield, John
Shillibeer, Geo.
shoemaking
Shore, Offley
Shoreditch
-, boro.
-, chars.
-, Hoxton
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, schs.
-, ind.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, poor relief
-, Royal Chest hosp.
-, schs.
-, vicar, see Hanmer
-, Wenlocksbarn
-, wkho.
Short, Jas.
Sickert, Wal.
Sievier, Rob. Wm.
silkweaving
Simeon Trust
Simes, Clarence, vicar of St. Mic's, Islington
Simmons, Ric. Anstead
Simpson:
-, Rob.
-, Sidrach, rector of Stoke Newington
Sired
Skeat, Fras.
ski practice
Skinner, Ephraim
skittles
slaughtering
Slennet, Thos.
Smart:
-, Chris.
-, Edwin
Smetham, Jas.
Smith:
-, A. Llewellyn
-, Benj.
-, F. M.
-, Geo., architect
-, Geo., cowkeeper
-, Geo., nurseryman (? the same)
-, Humph.
-, Jas.
-, John
-, L. J.
-, R. P., Vaux, & Bell
-, Ric. (d. 1772), vicar of Islington
-, Ric. (d. 1776)
-, Revd. Ric. (fl. 1811)
-, Thos.
-, Sir Wal.
-, Wm. Bassett
-, Mrs.
-, fam.
Smithfield Club
Smithfield market, see London, Smithfield
soap making
Sobell, Sir Mic.
Social Democratic Party (S.D.P.)
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (S.P.C.K.)
Society of Friends (Quakers)
soda-water making
Softley, Mrs.
Somers Town, see St. Pancras
Sons of the Clergy, Corporation of the
Soper, Donald, Ld. Soper
Soundry, Mrs.
South Kensington, see Science and Art Department
South Mimms
South-East Islington, see Islington
Southcott, Joanna
Southend-on-Sea (Essex)
Southgate
-, Cockfosters, Trent Park cemetery
-, Ford's Green
-, Grovelands
Southwark (Surr.)
Sparshatt, Mary Ann
Speight:
-, Dinah, see Mayor
-, John
Spencer:
-, Eliz., m. Wm., Ld. Compton
-, Sir John, 1d. mayor of Lond.
Spencer Bros.
Spencer, Thos.
Sperati, fam.
Spicer, Trevillian
Spiller:
-, Jas.
-, John
Spilsworth, Wm.
Spiritualists
Spitalfields, see Stepney sports and recreations, see archery; athletics; billiards; bowling; bullbaiting; cricket; cycling; dog fights; duck-hunting; Dutch Pin bowling; fives court; football; harriers; hawking; lawn tennis; rifle and pistol shooting; ski practice; skittles; wrestling
Sprague, W. G. R.
Sprange, Dan.
Spratling, John Rob.
Springett, Emma
Spurgeon:
-, Chas. Haddon
-, John
Stacy, Capt.
Staley, Jas.
Stamford Hill, Hackney
-, turnpike trust
Starkey, John
Starling, Mat. Jas.
Statham, Sherard Freeman
Steemson, Sam.
Stephen:
-, Jas. (d. 1779)
-, Jas. (d. 1832)
Stephens:
-, Mic.
-, (or Stevens) Wm.
-, Wm.?, landholder
Stephens's Ink factory
Stepney:
-, Bethnal Green, q.v.
-, man.
-, Mile End
-, Poplar, q.v.
-, Rom. Cathm.
-, Spitalfields, nonconf. (protestant)
Stevenage (Herts.)
Stevens, John
Stevenson & Ramage
Stewart:
-, Alex.
-, Sir Halley
Stock:
-, Thos.
-, wid. of Thos.
-, Mrs.
-, and see Stoke; Stokker
Stock & Sons
Stodhart, Rob.
Stoke Wm. atte
Stoke Newington
-, adv.
-, agric.
-, Albert Town
-,-, ind.
-, almshos.
-, baths
-, boro.
-,-, arms
-,-, offices
-,-, wards
-, boundaries
-, bridges
-, burial bd.
-, cage
-, cemeteries
-,-, Abney Park
-, chars.
-, coach svces.
-, common, see Hackney common fields
-, communications,
-, conservation areas
-, dispensaries and clinics
-, dom. bldgs.: Abney Ho., see Stoke Newington, man., Abney
-,-, Church Row
-,-, Church St.
-,-, Compton Ho.
-,-, Copthall or church ho.
-,-, Defoe's ho.
-,-, Fairview
-,-, Fleetwood Ho., see Stoke Newington, man., Fleetwood
-,-, Grafton Ho.
-,-, Grange
-,-, Halstead Ho.
-,-, High Street (? Stamford Ho.)
-,-, Hugonin Ho.
-,-, Laurels
-,-, Manor Rd.
-,-, Newington Hall
-,-, Northumberland Ho.
-,-, Olney Cottage
-,-, Palatine Ho., see Stoke Newington, man., Palatine
-,-, Paradise Ho.
-,-, Paradise Row
-,-, River Ho.
-,-, St. Mary's Lodge
-,-, Stoke Ho.
-,-, Stoneleigh Ho.
-,-, Summerhouse
-,-, Thatched Cottage
-,-, Vincent Ho.
-,-, Warwick Ho.
-,-, Wentworth Ho.
-,-, Willows (later Kennaway Hall)
-, drainage
-, electricity
-, farms and farmhos.
-,-, Brooklands
-,-, Clayditches or Littlestones
-, fire
-, flats
-,-, Coronation Ave.
-,-, Woodberry Down
-, friendly socs.
-, gas
-, geol.
-, glebe
-, growth
-,-, Church St.
-,-, the London rd.
-, halls and institutes
-, hosps. and asylums
-, ind.
-,-, Church St.
-,-, the London rd.
-, Jews
-, lecturers
-, librs.
-, man. and other estates
-,-, Abney Ho.
-,-, Browning
-,-, Clissold Park Ho.
-,-, Corbett ho.
-,-, Fleetwood Ho.
-,-, Maughan's
-,-, Palatine Ho., hos.
-,-, prebendal man.
copyholds, cts., customs, demesne, lessees man. ho.
-,-, Pulteney
-,-, Stonefields
-, mills
-, missions
-, mkt. gdns. and nurseries
-, Newington Green, q.v.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-,-, academies
-, omnibus svces.
-, par. officers
-, pks. and open spaces
-, Clissold Pk.
-, police
-, pond
-, poor relief
-, pop.
-, pound
-, prebendaries, and see Briggs, Thos.; Turner, Thos,; Young, John
-, pub. hos.
-,-, Clarence
-,-, Falcon
-,-, Finsbury Park tavern
-,-, Green Dragon
-,-, Hare and Hounds
-,-, Londesborough
-,-, Manor house
-,-, Pegasus
-,-, Rochester Castle
-,-, Rose and Crown
-,-, Royal Oak
-,-, Three Crowns
-,-, Three Crowns (formely Flower de Luce or Cock and Harp)
-,-, Three Pigeons
-,-, White Hart
-,-, White Lion
-, rectors and see Becke; Bull; Clyve; Cooke, Wm.; Gaskin; Heath, Wm.; Jackson, Thos.; Langley; Lovechild; Manton; Millington; Nicolls, W. H.; Shelford; Simpson, Sidrach; Taverner; Tayler, Archdale Wilson; Thoresby; Wyndeson
-, rectory
-, rectory ho.
-, refuse
-, retail trade
-,-, Church St.
-,-, the London rd.
-, rlys. and Underground rlys.
-,-, stas.
-, roads
-,-, Church St.
-,-, Green Lanes
-,-, the London rd. (Stamford Hill, High St., and Stoke Newington Rd.) and see Ermine Street; Seven Sisters Rd.
-, Rom. Cathm.
-,-, convents
-, schs.
-, sewerage
-, soc. life
-, Stocks
-, tithes
-, town hall
-, tram svces.
-, vestry offices
-, vicarage
-, vicars and see William
-, water
-, wkho.
-, woodland
Stoke Newington and Hackney Observer
Stoke Newington Citizen
Stoke Newington Dwellings Syndicate Ltd.
Stoker:
-, John
-, Marg., m. Wm. Jekyll
-, fam.
Stonehouse:
-, Duke
-, Fras.
-, Geo. (fl. 1691-1720)
-, Geo., vicar of Islington
Stortford, Thos. of, see Thomas
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Strahan, Geo., vicar of Islington, prebendary at Rochester
Stratford-at-Bow, see Poplar
Straw, Jack
Strong:
-, John
-, Mary, w. of John
-, Thos.
Stroud, Hen.
Stroud Bros.
Stroud Green, in Islington and Hornsey
-, farms
-, growth
-, mission
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, pub. hos.
-, Rom. Cathm.
Stroud Vale, see Islington
Studds, John
Suckley, Ralph
Sulman, John
Surrey, see Battersea; Bermondsey; Chertsey; Herne Hill; Southwark; Woolwich
Sussex, see Grinstead, East
Sutton:
-, Anne, w. of Ric.
-, Anne, m. Thos. Yates
-, Eliz., see Dudley Eliz., m. Wm. Booth
-, Kath., m. Tomlinson Busby
-, Ric.
-, Thos.
Swedenborgians, see New Jerusalem
Sweetapple, Sarah
Swinnerton, Hen.
Sydney:
-, abp. of, see Gough, Hugh R.
-, dean of, see Hudson
tailoring
Talbot, Mr.
tanning
Tappe, Clara
Tappen, Geo.
Tate, Harry
Taverner, John, rector of Stoke Newington
Tavistock Repertory Theatre Co.
Tayler:
-, Abraham
-, Archdale Wilson, rector of Stoke Newington
-, Kenneth
Taylor, Jas.
Tealby, Mrs. Mary
Temple, Dame Sarah
tenure:
-, customary, see Islington, mans.; Stoke Newington, man.
-, enfranchisement
-, leasehold
-, bldg. leases
-, leases in reversion
-, military svce.
-, subleasing
Terrett:
-, John
-, Mary, see Perrott
Terry:
-, Edw.
-, Eliz.
-, Ellen
-, Judith, m. Ric. Lazenby
-, Ric.
-, Steph. (fl. 1714)
-, Steph., gt.-nephew of Steph. (fl. 1714)
-, Thos., sr.
-, Thos., jr.
-, Sir Wm.
Teulon, S. S.
Thackeray, Wm.
Thames Water Authority
The Recorder
-, theatres and concert halls and see Islington, Agricultural Hall
Theobald, Phil.
Thomas:
-, Hugh
-, John
-, Thos.
Thomas of Barrow, his dau., see Alice
Thomas of Stortford, precentor of St. Paul's
-, his s., see William
Thompson:
-, Chas.
-, Geo.
-, Pishey
-, Thos.
Thomson and Crosswell
Thoresby, Ralph, rector of Stoke Newington
Thornhill:
-, Geo. (d. 1827)
-, Geo. (d. 1852)
-, Geo. (d. 1875)
-, Noel
-, Thos.
-, fam.
Thrift, Jos.
Thurman:
-, Eliz., m. John White
-, John
Thurman & White
Thwing, Geo.
Tidman, Edw.
Tilley, Vesta
Timewell, Wm.
Tollington, in Islington
-, farms and farmhos.
-, Barton's
-, Tollington, see Islington, mans., Upper Place
-, growth, see Holloway, Upper
-, man., see Islington, mans., Tollington
-, moated site
-, woodland
Tollington Park, see Holloway, Upper
Tomkins, Martin
Tonge, Israel
Tooke, Wm.
Tooker, Wm.
Tottenham
-, Hermitage est.
Tower Hamlets, Lond. boro., schs.
Townshend, Sir Rog.
Treby, Elias
Tredway, Frans.
Trent Park Cemetery, see Southgate, Cockfosters
Tress, Wm.
Trimen, Mr., architect
Trinder, Tommy
Trounce, Wm.
Truefitt, Geo.
Truelove, J. Reg.
Tuam, abp. of, see Hort, Josiah
Tufnell:
-, Edw.
-, Ellen Bertha, w. of Edw.
-, (later Tufnell Foster), Geo.
-, Hen.
-, Hen. Archibald
-, Mary, see Carleton (later Tufnell Jolliffe), Wm., (d. 1797)
-, Wm. (d. 1809)
-, fam.
Tufnell Park, see Holloway, Upper
Turfett, see Tursett
Turks, see immigrants
Turner:
-, Thos., prebendary of Stoke Newington
-, Miss
Turner's varnish factory
Tursett (or Turfett):
-, Edw.
-, Edw., s. of above
-, Geo. his s.
-, John
-, Steph.
Turvyn, Thos.
Tutchin, Mrs. Eliz.
Twyford:
-, Eliz.
-, Mary, m. Rob. Young sr.
-, Mary, see Hooper
-, Wm.
Twyford, prebendary of, see Wardale
Tyler, Hen.
Tylor, John, & Sons
Umfreville, Edw.
Unitarian Soc.
Unitarians
United Provinces
United Reformed Church
United Secession Church of Scotland
University College sch.
Upton, John
Ursulines of Jesus
Usher, Thos., tailors
Uwins, Thos.
Vagg, Sam. Thos. Collins
Vale Royal (Ches.), abbey
Vane, Wm. Harry, earl of Darlington
varnish making
Vaughan, Edw., vicar of Islington, prebendary of Brondesbury and of Harlesden, treasurer of St. Paul's, later bp. of St. David's
Venn, Hen., vicar of St. John's, Upper Holloway
Vere:
-, Edw. de, earl of Oxford
-, Wm. de
Vernon, Hen.
Victoria, Queen
Victoria Dwellings Assoc.
vinegar making
Vorley, Mr.
Vowell, Peter
Waddington, John, printers
Waddy, S. D. (Judge)
Wagstaff, Jas.
Walburton, Rob.
Walford, fam.
Walker:
-, Hen.
-, Isaac
-, John or Jas.
-, Sam., & Co.
-, Mrs.
Walker, Maltby & Co.
Wall Paper Manufacturing
Wallace or Wallis, Geo.
Wallen, F.
Waller, Chas. Hen.
Walley, Wm.
Wallis, see Wallace
Wallis & Sons
Walter:
-, Ann, m. Wal. Mills
-, John
Waltham Holy Cross (Essex)
War Relief Toys
Ward:
-, Jas.
-, Thos.
Ward, Mary, Settlement, see Mary Ward
Wardale, John, vicar of Islington, prebendary of Twyford
Warlters, Mr.
Warminger, John
Warner's coach and cart grease factory
Warwick, earl of, see Rich
Wase:
-, Chris.
-, Hester, m. Sir Hen. Blount
-, Judith, w. of Chris., m. Wm. Martin
-, Judith, m. Geo. Masters
watchmaking
water-meter making
water-proofing
Waters, A. W.
Watkins, Mr.
Watson:
-, Jas.
-, John
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Watts:
-, Isaac
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Waugh, Evelyn
Weaver:
-, Mrs.
-, Miss
weaving
Webb:
-, Geo. (fl. 1834-45)
-, Geo. (fl. 1862-1913)
-, John
-, Rob. Wm.
-, Thos.
-, Wm.
Webber, Hen.
Weitzman, David
Wells:
-, Edw.
-, John
-, Thos.
Welsh C.E. Church
Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, see Presbyterian Church of Wales
Welsh Congregationalists
Welsh language classes
Wenlocksbarn, see Shoreditch
Wentworth, Sir Thos., Ld. Wentworth
Wesley:
-, Chas.
-, John
-, Sam.
West, John
West Indians, see immigrants
Westbrook:
-, John
-, Wm.
Western Ground Rents
Westminster:
-, abbey
-, Berkeley Sq.: St. Mary, Bourdon St.
-, Church House
-, Covent Garden
-, Long Acre
-, nonconf. (protestant)
-, Oxford St.
-, Seven Dials
Whatmore, John
Wheelwright, Mr.
Wheelwrights
Wheteley, Ric.
Whincop & Son
Whitbread's bottling yard
White:
-, Eliz., see Thurman
-, John
-, Wm.
-, and see Whyte
white lead making
Whitechapel:
-, almshos.
-, nonconf. (protestant)
Whitechapel Bell Foundry
Whitefield, Geo.
Whitefriars, see London, chs. and pars.
Whithear, Rob.
Whitteridge, Jabez
Whittingham, Chas.
Whittington, Ric.
Whymark, W.
Whyte, Miss M. C. and see White
Wickens, Wm.
Wickes, H. A.
Wickings, Wm.
Widdows, Thos.
Wigginton, Wm.
Wilberforce, Wm.
Wildman, Watkinson, and his w. Susanna
Wilkinson:
-, Conrad
-, Jos.
Wilkinson & J. S. C. Heywood, Messers.
William of Haselbech
William s. of Thomas of Stortford
William Wilson
William, vicar of Stoke (? Newington)
Williams:
-, Benj.
-, Sir Gilb., vicar of Islington
-, Sir Howell J.
-, Mr.
-, priest
-, and see Dr. Williams's libr.
Williams & Crouch
Williamson, Wm.
Willoughby, Mr.
Wills, Thos.
Wilmer, John
Wilson:
-, Dan., sr., vicar of Islington, later bp. of Calcutta
-, Dan., jr., vicar of Islington, prebendary of Chiswick
-, E. & J.
-, Geo.
-, Jas.
-, John
-, Jos.
-, Alderman Col. Sam.
-, Wm.
-, fam.
Wiltshire, archdeacon of, see Yeates, Cornelius
Windham:
-, Eliz., w. of Thos.
-, Thos.
Windsor, Edw., Ld. Windsor
Windsor (Berks.), canon of, see Cave, Wm.
Winspear:
-, Mary, see Mayor
-, Thos.(? two of this name)
Winterflood:
-, Cath., see Mayor
-, John
Wisdom, Norman
Wiseman:
-, Sir Ric.
-, Rob.
Witcombe, Jas.
Wolfit, Donald
Wollstonecraft, Mary
Wontner:
-, Thos.
-, Thos., & Sons
Wood:
-, Mary, w. of Rob.
-, Rob.
-, Rog.
Wood Green
Woodcock, Rob.
Woodfall:
-, Hen.
-, Wm.
Woods:
-, Jos.
-, Jos., s. of above
-, Marg., see Hoare
-, fam.
Woolwich (Surr.)
Woolwich Arsenal F.C., see Arsenal
Wootton:
-, Marg., see Cholmondley
-, Wm.
Worley, Mr.
Worthington:
-, Hugh
-, Thos.
Wragg, Mr.
wrestling
Wright:
-, John
-, Sam.
Wroth (Wrothe):
-, Edw.
-, Eliz., see Callard
-, John
-, Mary, w. of Wm. (d. 1614), m. Ric. Colton
-, Ric.
-, Rob.
-, Sir Thos.
-, Thos.
-, Wm. (d. 1614)
-, Wm., s. of Ric.
-, Mrs.
-, fam.
Wyeth, Wm.
Wyn, schoolmaster
Wyndeson, John de, rector of stoke Newington
Y.M.C.A.
Y.W.C.A.
Yardley:
-, And.
-, fam.
Yates:
-, Anne, see Sutton
-, Hester, w. of Ric. Wm.
-, Ric. Sutton
-, Ric. Wm.
-, Thos.
Yates & Co.
Yeates, Cornelius, vicar of Islington, archdeacon of Wilts.
Yoakley, Mic.
Yon, Wm.
Yorke:
-, Ellen, w. of John (d. 1612)
-, John (d. 1612)
-, John (fl. 1630)
-, Sam.
-, Wm.
-, Wm., s. of Wm.
Yorkshire, N. Riding
Young:
-, John, architect
-, John, prebendary of Stoke Newington
-, Keith
-, Martha (d. 1780), m. Jas. Davison
-, Martha (d. 1803)
-, Mary (d. 1769), see Twyford
-, Mary (d. 1788)
-, Mary (fl. 1804)
-, (or Cloudesley), Ric., see Cloudesley
-, Rob., sr.
-, Rob., s. of above
Young & Co.
Zachary, John