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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxEaling and Brentford: Local government - British History Online

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   Sep 24, 2024 · New Brentford had three surveyors of the highways in 1853. (fn. 62) From 1874 Brentford as a whole was governed by its own 12-member local board of health, which was superseded by Brentford U.D.C., itself united with Chiswick U.D.C. in 1927.

2. www.bhsproject.co.uk › parrnBrentford High Street: Nowell Parr

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   The opening ceremony was performed by Thomas Layton J.P. Chairman of the Brentford District Council on 30th April 1896. Nowell Parr was then described as the Engineer and Surveyor to the Council. The Baths were closed in 1990 and sold in 1999 amidst some controversy.

3. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxEaling and Brentford: Growth of Brentford | British History ...

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   Sep 26, 2024 · In 1664 there were 136 houses at New Brentford, most of them small: 73 had 2 hearths or less, of which 29 were not chargeable for hearth tax, 19 had 3 hearths, 15 had 4, 9 had 5, and 7 had 6 hearths.

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5. www.bhsproject.co.uk › surveyor_introBrentford Surveyors - bhsproject.co.uk

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   Peter King provided details of Brentford's first four surveyors post the 1875 Public Health Act changes. The Surveyors were in paid posts and had a base at the Town Hall, Market Place or Clifden House, Boston Road.

6. www.bhsproject.co.uk › section18Brentford High Street Numbers 209 to 224

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   The 1792 survey of New Brentford marks a 'new gateway' between numbers 213 and 214, 10' 6" wide. This is visible in the tithe map, where the plot reference links it to the owner of 214, and it is also noted in the 1909/10 Valuation, see following notes.

7. www.british-history.ac.uk › london-environs › vol2Brentford - British History Online

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   4 days ago · In the nave are the tombs of Mr. James Bethune, (surgeon at Brentford for 50 years,) who died in 1767; Mr. John Horne of St. Anne's, Westminster (the date is effaced); Elizabeth wife of Robert Wallace Johnson, M. D. (1769); Henry Gifford, Esq. (1772); and Mary wife of John Sanderson, Esq. of New Brentford Butts (1785).

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   How many surveyors did New Brentford have?

   • New Brentford had three surveyors of the highways in 1853. (fn. 62) From 1874 Brentford as a whole was governed by its own 12-member local board of health, which was superseded by Brentford U.D.C., itself united with Chiswick U.D.C. in 1927.

   Ealing and Brentford: Local government | British History Online

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   How many houses were built in New Brentford?

   • Much of northern New Brentford was built up by A. J. A. Taylor's Boston Land and Investment Co. (fn. 174) Messrs. Steele planned 40 houses in Boston Manor Road and the Ride in 1924, a further 430 were planned for the Gunnersbury Park estate farther east in 1925, and in 1925-6 private builders were responsible for all the 277 new houses. (fn. 175)

   Ealing and Brentford: Growth of Brentford | British History Online

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   What was New Brentford like in 1720?

   • Cottages in the alleys were smaller than the shops in High Street, where 60 branches of trade catered for travellers and the hinterland by 1720. (fn. 68) New Brentford won praise for its shops and pavements, little inferior to those of London, in 1774, (fn. 69) when the back alleys passed unremarked.

   Ealing and Brentford: Growth of Brentford | British History Online

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   Who died in Brentford?

   • In the nave are the tombs of Mr. James Bethune, (surgeon at Brentford for 50 years,) who died in 1767; Mr. John Horne of St. Anne's, Westminster (the date is effaced); Elizabeth wife of Robert Wallace Johnson, M. D. (1769); Henry Gifford, Esq. (1772); and Mary wife of John Sanderson, Esq. of New Brentford Butts (1785).

   Brentford - British History Online

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   How many houses were there in Brentford in 1851?

   • Brentford town, dignified by a new magistrates' courthouse in Market Place c. 1850, (fn. 139) was treated as a distinct entity in the census of 1851. (fn. 140) It then contained a total of 1,750 houses, a figure which had nearly doubled by 1921, when the U.D. contained 3,261 dwellings and when further building was in train.

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   When did Brentford become a city?

   • From the late 1st century A.D. Brentford was a settlement on the road from London to the west.

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9. www.visionofbritain.org › unit_pageNew Brentford CP/Ch through time | Census tables with data ...

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   Sep 18, 2024 · Here we are presenting statistics for a historical unit, which may have changed its boundaries significantly during the period covered. Preferred Name: NEW BRENTFORD