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London Metropolitan Archives Banks Collection LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates Transcripts, extracts and historical notes: Friern Barnet ACC/0410/001 Transcripts. Court Rolls of Friern Barnet Manor. 1486 - 1850 4 volumes volumes. ACC/0410/002 Transcripts. Court Rolls of Friern Barnet Manor. 1486 - 1850 4 volumes volumes. ACC/0410/003 Transcripts. Court Rolls of Friern Barnet Manor. 1486 - 1850 4 volumes volumes. ACC/0410/004 Transcripts. Court Rolls of Friern Barnet Manor. 1486 - 1850 4 volumes volumes. ACC/0410/005 Transcripts. Fines of Manor Court. 1661 - 1851 1 volume ACC/0410/007 Lecture "Early Days of South Barnet, now 2531931 Friern Barnet", given to Barnet Record Society by C. O. Banks on 25.3.1931 "when I thought I knew something and believed what had been stated years before was correct". ACC/0410/009 Extracts from Vestry Minute Books. 1760 - 1821 ACC/0410/010 Extracts from Overseers' Accounts. 1743 - 1818 ACC/0410/011 Extracts from Churchwardens 1724 - 1809 Accounts, and Poor Rate for ........... 1807- ACC/0410/012 Notes on the history of St. James the Great The 1411949 Parish Church. Priests and Rectors. Old Whetstone - article in Finchley Press St. Katherine's Chapel, Whetstone. List of Rectors. ACC/0410/013 Notes and Extracts from John Caley's 1806; 1811 Manuscripts i.e. Case for John Bacon re. payment of Tithes And Rights of Common on Finchley Common of inhabitants of Friern Barnet. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates ACC/0410/014 List of Churchwardens. 1725 - 1801 ACC/0410/015 Friern Barnet 1846 Copy extract of Tithe Apportionment. 1 foler folder. ACC/0410/016 FRIERN BARNET AND HORNSEY. 1641-9 Extracts from Close Rolls. Sales of Manor of Brownswood in Hornsey and Friern Barnet to Richard Utbar. Sale of Hornsey and Finchley Manors and extract from Commonwealth Survey. 1647. Bargain and Sale of Manor House of Whetstone and other lands. 1649. ACC/0410/017 Friern BARNET - WILLS Copies & Extracts 1608 - 1729 Includes Chancery Proceedings - Copies & Extracts. ACC/0410/018 FRIERN BARNET. 1673 - 1832 Copies and Extracts. Hearth Tax Returns 1665, 1670, 1672, 1674. Land Tax Assessment Returns, 1767-1832. Lay Subsidies. 1525, 39 Eliz., 1640, 1642. Rental of houses and lands in parish. 24 March, 1673. 1 folder ACC/0410/019 Notes on Alehouses and Publicans i.e. Griffen, n.d. Whetstone; Queen's Head. Green Man, Whetstone - plan; White Horse, Whetstone; Crown, Whetstone; Green Dragon. 1 folder ACC/0410/020 Extracts from Middlesex Sessions Records, 1572 - 1788 Sessions Rolls and Books. Roll of Licensed Victuallers Recognizances. Extracts from Freeholders Lists. 1 folder ACC/0410/021 Notes on Almshouses in Friern Lane founded 1612 1612 by Lawrence Campe. 1 folder ACC/0410/022 Notes on travelling and postal arrangements. 1 folder LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates ACC/0410/023 Legal and Financial Correspondence: manorial 1609 - 1907 and other property and estate records relating to Friern Barnet ACC/0410/024 Collection of Notes on History of Friern Barnet 1925 by C. O. Banks i.e. extracts from Pigot's Directories, Court Rolls of Friern Barnet Manor. Sessions Rolls. Lay Subsidies. Newspaper Cuttings of article on Friern Barnet History by C. O. Banks in Finchley Press - 1925 Extracts from Middlesex Place Names. ACC/0410/025 Friern Barnet and Finchley Victuallers' 1716 - 1818 Licences. ACC/0410/026 Notes on Friern Barnet and Colney Hatch Inhabitants. ACC/0410/027 Notes on Inclosure of Finchley Common. 1811 ACC/0410/028 Genealogical Notes - Weedon, Winter, Snoxall, 1666 - 1855 Sleath, Taylor. ACC/0410/029 Barnet Grammar School. List of Governors. ACC/0410/030 Finchley, Friern Barnet, East Barnet, Chipping 1819 Barnet. Copies of Sales Particulars and Plans. Copies of maps and sketch plans ACC/0410/031 Friern Barnet and Finchley. Maps tracings and 1595 - 1814 copies. i.e. John Norden - 1595. Rocque 1754. Rocque 1800. Finchley Enclosure Award Plan 1814. Plan of Camp on Finchley Common. 1780. 1 volume ACC/0410/032 Finchley. a Sketch Plan of Freehold land in Friern Park. N/D. b Sketch plan of Finchley Estate belonging to Middlesex Freehold Land Association. N/D. ACC/0410/033 Friern Barnet. n.d. Sketch Plan of Estate near Church Farm. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates ACC/0410/034 Whetstone. n.d. Sketch Plan of Freehold land at Whetstone for sale by Wm. Arthur Dell, auctioneer. ACC/0410/035 Whetstone. n.d. Sketch Plan of Freehold Land showing Green Man Public House. ACC/0410/036 Coloured Sketch Plan of Whetstone. 1400 - 1800 made 1947 ACC/0410/037 Sketch Plan of Whetstone from 1780. Plan of 1780 encampment on Finchley Common. ACC/0410/038 Sketch Plan of East End Finchley in 1814. 1814 ACC/0410/039/A Finchley. 1780 ca1800 a Plan of Encampment on Finchley Common. Photostat b Plan of Finchley Common ?ca.1800 1 photograph ACC/0410/039/B Finchley. 1780 ca1800 a Plan of Encampment on Finchley Common. Photostat b Plan of Finchley Common ?ca.1800 1 photograph ACC/0410/040 Friern Barnet. 1754 From Rocque's Map of 1754. 1 photograph ACC/0410/041 Hendon. 1570 - 1597 a. & b Sketch copies of Plans of 1597 drawn by Tho. Langdon of land belonging to All Soul's College, Oxford. c. Sketch copy of Plan of 1570 of Clitterhouse, from original at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Drawn by N. G. Brett -James 1933. ACC/0410/042 ?Friern Barnet. 1846 Tracing of Tithe Map, "from the copy at the Town Hall". Sales particulars and estate agents' plans LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates ACC/0410/043 Finchley and Friern Barnet. 1902-8 Sales Particulars, plans and correspondence re. Woodhouse Estate. 43 is plan ACC/0410/044 Finchley and Friern Barnet. 1902-8 Sales Particulars, plans and correspondence re. Woodhouse Estate. 43 is plan ACC/0410/045 Finchley and Friern Barnet. 1902-8 Sales Particulars, plans and correspondence re. Woodhouse Estate. 43 is plan ACC/0410/046 Finchley and Friern Barnet. 1902-8 Sales Particulars, plans and correspondence re. Woodhouse Estate. 43 is plan ACC/0410/047 Finchley and Friern Barnet. 1902-8 Sales Particulars, plans and correspondence re. Woodhouse Estate. 43 is plan ACC/0410/048 Friern Barnet and East Barnet. 1857 Sale Particulars, plan, Declaration re. Church Farm. ACC/0410/049 Friern Barnet. 1902 Sales Particulars and Plan re. Manor House Estate. ACC/0410/050 Friern Barnet. 1902 Sales Particulars and Plan re. Manor House Estate. ACC/0410/051 Friern Barnet. 1907 Sales Particulars and Plan re. building land on east side of Friern Barnet Lane. ACC/0410/052 Friern Barnet. 1908 Sales Particulars and Plan re. freehold building land at corner of Hampden Road and Sydney Road. ACC/0410/053 Friern Barnet. 1910 Sales Particulars and Plan re. Bethune Park Estate. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates ACC/0410/054 Friern Barnet. 1914 Sales Particulars re. Hockmans Cottages and Lever's Cottages, Whetstone. ACC/0410/055 Friern Barnet. 1920 Sales Particulars and Plan re. freehold building land at Oakleigh Park, Whetstone. ACC/0410/056 Hendon. n.d. Advertisement for flats at Quadrant Close. ACC/0410/057 Hendon. n.d. Brochure with Plan advertising Hampstead Garden Suburb. ACC/0410/058 Hornsey. Muswell Hill. 1939 Sales Particulars with photographs and plan re. Grove Lodge Estate. ACC/0410/059 Hampstead. n.d. Plans of Branch Hill Lodge Estate, Hampstead Heath. ACC/0410/060 Hampstead. n.d. Plans of Branch Hill Lodge Estate, Hampstead Heath. Printed county and district maps ACC/0410/006 Colney Hatch - Notes on history of hamlet from 16 - 20 c. 16th to 20th century. Plans and views. Records of White House and Orange Tree Public House, Priory Town Hall, Brook Lodge, Conduit House. Halliwick Manor - extracts of records. 1270-1932. References to Trott and Nichol families. Coppetts Farm from 1570. Manor House. 1570-1932. ACC/0410/061 Map of the Urban District Council Area. May 1927 Revised to Scale 6" - 1m. Parish Map ACC/0410/062 Friern Barnet, Finchley, Hendon, Highgate, n.d. ?ca 1930 Wembley, Edgware, New Southgate. Map from Kelly's Directory. 4" - 1m LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 BANKS COLLECTION ACC/0410 Reference Description Dates ACC/0410/063 Hornsey. 1929 Sketch Map of Bishop of London's Manor of Hornsey, showing ancient roads, commons, woods, etc. prepared by W. Mc. B. and Frank Marcham. ACC/0410/064 Map of Willesden, Cricklewood and Golders n.d. 1885 Green and Hampstead. 4" - 1m. Parish Map Published G. W. Bacon, 127, Strand, London. ACC/0410/065 Map of Willesden Green and district. n.d. 1885 8"- 1m. Parish Map Published G. W. Bacon, 127, Strand, London. ACC/0410/066 Map of Middlesex. 1769 7¢" x 6" ?Tho. Kirchin Former reference: Mp. 36/5 ACC/0410/067 Thos. Bowen. - A new and Correct Map of the 1769 counties twenty miles round London. 15" x 13" Former reference: Mp. 36/3 ACC/0410/068 Map of Middlesex. 1807 Engraved J. Roper; Drawn G. Cole - Published Verner Hood and Sharp - to accompany the "Beauties of England and Wales. 9" x 7" Former reference: Mp. 40/7 ACC/0410/069 Map of the country surrounding London to the 1808 extent of thirty miles. Drawn and engraved by J. Russell for Dr. Hughson's 'Description of London'. Former reference: Mp. 40/9 ACC/0410/070 A new map of the countries Ten Miles round 1809 the Cities of London and Westminster and Borough of Southwark. Former reference: Mp. 40/11 ACC/0410/071 Middlesex. 1833 Former reference: Mp. 43/4 ACC/0410/072 Middlesex. 1834 Former reference: Mp.
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