Southend House
Montpelier Row (no6, below the chapel), Twickenham
| c1721 | House built and possibly occupied by Captain John Gray (d1738) |
| 1733 | *Thomas Stonor (1710-1772) |
| 1741 | Mr Adams |
| 1746 | *The Earl of Bute (1713-92) |
| 1749 | Lady Bruce |
| 1753 | Lady Buchan |
| 1758 | Esq Wolaston |
| 1761 | *John Gilbert, Archbishop of York (d1761) |
| 1761 | George Parker, Lord Macclesfield (c1696-1764), 5th Earl |
| 1764 | ?Lady Macclesfield, Dorothy née Nesbitt (d1799) |
| 1765 | Lady Stowel |
| 1767 | Lady Stowel |
| 1769 | Lord Hilsborough |
| 1774 | Bromley |
| 1776 | Bromley or occupier |
| 1782 | late Bromley |
| 1789 | Mr Slingsby, from RIVERSIDE (had bought Heath Lane Lodge estate) |
| 1792 | John Budgen Esq, from GROSVENOR HOUSE |
| 1813 | ?Sargent Esq |
| 1818 | Elizabeth Sackville Glyn, trustee under the will of Henry Spencer |
| 1858 | Bridge Taylor |
| 1860 | Rev Henry Parish |
| 1861 | Edmund Wingrove |
| 1865 | Edmund Wingrove |
| 1872 | E H Winslow, Calcutta Merchant |
| 1882 | Mrs Behr, mother of Fritz, inventor of the monorail |
| 1902 | House sold by Chancellor & Sons |
| 1939 | *Walter de la Mare |
| Leslie Sedgwick |
Note: * signifies tenant or lessee of property, where known. Many of the dates noted are "spot" dates taken from rate books, directories, Enclosure Award, maps, or other sources and may not indicate arrival or departure of an occupier. Occupation is shown chronologically although some exact dates have not yet been ascertained.
