Your Place And Mine – Antrim – Gracehill Churchyard
Bermondsey: Tooley Street | British History Online
Bethnal Green: Estates | British History Online Annotated(1)
conveyed the land
but not the house to Thomas Wilkins Morgan,
with remainder to Elizabeth Mary Morgan,
respectively Mussell’s son-in-law and granddaughter.
(fn. 65)
Elizabeth Mary (d. 1835), who had
married Ely Bates in 1788, was a widow by 1813
when she settled the estate on the Moravian
Church. Thereafter the estate was administered
as the Elizabeth Mary Bates Trust. Sales of land,
mostly in Conduit field and including the site of
Globe board school, took place between 1815
and 1906. Much was sold to the East End Dwellings Co. in 1934 and most of the rest to the
Elizabeth Mary Bates Housing Association before
1974 and to individual lessees from the 1970s.
AIM25: Royal London Hospital: Bethnal Green Hospital Annotated(1)
The Board of Guardians of the Parish of St Matthew, Bethnal Green, approached the Society in 1891 with a view to purchasing the estate as a site for a new infirmary, but their offer was refused. In 1894 the Board applied to the Local Government Board for an order to purchase the site. Although the purchase price of £18,000 for the freehold and £17,500 for the leasehold was regarded as expensive the purchases were completed in 1895, except for a small piece of land which reverted to the Guardians in 1909. In 1948 a further piece of land on Parmiter Street was purchased by the London County Council from the Elizabeth Mary Bates Trust for the Moravians.
Victorian London – Charities – Herbert Fry’s Royal Guide to the London
Charities Annotated(1)
Bethnal Green Almshouses and School, Parmiter’s Foundation for.; 1681, recon.
1884; Almshouses, Parmiter Street, Bethnal Green. School (opened in 1887),
Approach Road, Victoria Park, E.; One third of the income from endowment is
devoted to Charitable, and two-thirds to Educational Purposes. The School
furnishes a liberal education to boys from the age of seven and upwards on
passing the Entrance Examination.
County of London – Genealogy, Family History, Surnames and Local History. Annotated(1)
Francis Alexander Hider B C 1878. Francis M Mary Florence Walker 23 Jan 1904. Francis died 10 Jun 1957 in South Australia. Mary died 16 Sep 1954. Francis and Mary had three children – Marshall Francis (my Grandfather)(B 8 Nov 1904), Howard Walker (B 30 Apr 1907), and Daphne Florence (B 29 Apr 1913.
Bethnal Green: Building and Social Conditions from 1837 to 1875 | British History Online Annotated(1)
Jean Baptiste Perrin – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 Annotated(1)
JOHN
PERRIN
. I was going to my work that morning, and had occasion to go behind a fence; I heard a pane of glass break – I looked through the fence and saw the prisoner draw these articles out at the window; as soon as the clock struck five he went off – I went after him and met the watchman; he went after him, and said he could not find him – I said, “He cannot be far off, if you go on quick you will see him;” he went and I met him coming back with the prisoner – these articles were found on him.
Gosport Marriages Annotated(2)
Page 69 no
137 Aug 12 1890 Ernest Edward PERRIN 24 bachelor Schoolmaster Hambe –Le
–Rice & Emily Kate RAPLEY 21 spinster Forton married after banns both
signed fathers William PERRIN Policeman & Edmund RAPLEY Builder
in the presence of Thomas David REEVES? & Emily ? RAPLEY
A List of London Harp Makers compiled from Street Directories and other sources Annotated(1)
- A harp maker at 125 Compton Buildings. - post by grahamperrin
Dwelling: 125 Compton Buildings
The Map of Early Modern London
Printing House Lane | British History Online
London My Clerkenwell Annotated(1)
- Edward and Amelia Perrin, and their son Alfred H Perrin, lived in Compton Building(s) at the time of the 1881 census. - post by grahamperrin
Bethnal Green: Building and Social Conditions from 1915 to 1945 | British History Online Annotated(2)
- George and Cordelia West lived at 24 Parmiter Street at the time of the 1901 census. - post by grahamperrin
The second estate, called Lenin by the
Communist-Socialist council, opened in 1927
on a corner between Cambridge Heath Road
and Parmiter Street
In 1928 the name was changed by the new
Liberal-Progressive council to Cambridge
Heath estate
Bethnal Green: Charities for the Poor | British History Online Annotated(1)
- George and Cordelia West lived at 24 Parmiter Street at the time of the 1901 census - post by grahamperrin
Parmiter’s almshouses
commemorated Thomas Parmiter
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