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1. www.geodatos.net › en › citiesHendon - Location, map, facts - Geodatos

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   4 days ago · Location. 51.6° N 0.2167° W. Region: England Country: United Kingdom Continent: Europe Northern Hemisphere. View coordinates. Population. Data unavailable. Local time. 4:40:18 am. Monday, May 27 2024. Time Zone: UTC + 1 hour. Time Zone Code: BST. Daylight saving time: +1 hour until 2024-10-27. Distances. View more. Antipodes.

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3. archive.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHendon: Introduction | British History Online

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   Jun 20, 2024 · HENDON. Hendon, the third largest parish in Middlesex, totalled 8,290 a. in 1831 and measured approximately seven miles from north to south and four miles from east to west at its widest points.

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   4 days ago · Visit the Royal Air Force Museum in London today, dedicated to the history of the RAF. Free admission and ample parking. Book tickets now.

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5. www.abct.org.uk › airfields › airfield-finderHendon - Airfields of Britain Conservation Trust UK

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   Jun 29, 2024 · Maps. Major. Also known as: Hendon Aerodrome / London Aerodrome / RAF Hendon / RAF Museum London / RFC Hendon / RNAS Hendon / USAAF Station 575. County: Greater London. Current Status: Housing / Museum. Date:

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   5 days ago · Middlesex, historic county of southeastern England, incorporating central London north of the River Thames and surrounding areas to the north and west. Most of Middlesex, for administrative purposes, became part of Greater London in 1965.

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7. ckan.publishing.service.gov.uk › dataset › ward-mapsWard Maps - WardMap-A4-Hendon.pdf - data.gov.uk

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   Jul 2, 2024 · Hendon Ward Map, A4 portrait. There are no views created for this resource yet. Additional Information.

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   Who had lands in Hendon?

   • The priory of St. John of Jerusalem (fn. 34) and Elsynge Spital (fn. 35) had lands in this parish. Hugh Cressingham, who died anno 1297, was seised of 240 acres of arable land and 9 of meadow in Hendon (fn. 36). In 1337, Roger Basset had a considerable estate in this parish (fn. 37).

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   Did Hendon have a school in 1724?

   • In 1724 there were two charity-schools at Hendon, in which 20 boys and 10 girls were clothed and taught (fn. 79). The present school-house was built in 1767, on the waste adjoining to the alms-house, at the expence of Mr. John Bennet; who, by his will dated 1777, bequeathed towards its support the sum of 100 l.

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   Who was buried at Hendon?

   • Lady Whichcote (relict, as I suppose, of Sir Jeremy) was buried Aug. 28, 1714. Anna Maria, daughter of Sir Paul Whichcote, was baptized at Hendon Jan. 8, 1685; Elizabeth, Feb. 12, 1689; another Elizabeth, Mar. 27, 1690. Jeremiah Whichcote, Esq. son of Sir Paul, was buried Nov. 8, 1679.

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   Who owned the manor of Hendon?

   • This manor, adds the record, was and is part of the demesnes of the church of St. Peter. Gervase de Blois, Abbot of Westminster, a natural son of King Stephen, who is accused of having alienated many of the possessions of his church, granted the manor of Hendon to Gilbert, the son of Gunter, subject to a rent of 40l. per ann. (fn. 7).

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   6 days ago · Land-tax. This parish, which lies in the hundred of Goare, is seven miles in length from north to south, and from two to four in breadth; it is bounded by Hampstead, Finchley, Edgware, Kingsbury, and Wilsdon, in Middlesex, and by Barnet, Totteridge, and Shenley, in Hertfordshire.