Heatham House
Whitton Road, Twickenham
| 1635 | (an earlier house) Bishop Corbet (1582-1635). Property straddling the Crane River |
| 1679 | ?Edward Stillingflete (1635-99), Dean of St Paul's and later Bishop of Worcester |
| 1690 | Mathew Harvey |
| 1711-38 | ?John Crookshanks |
| 1736 | bought by Stephen Cole II, Brewer (1707-1790) and probably rebuilt by him. |
| 1769 | Lady Mary, Countess Catherlough (Lady Mary Le Quesne, widow) d1795, bur. Hampton. 2nd wife & widow of Robert Knight, 1st Earl (1702-72) |
| 1790 | Mrs Cole |
| Lady Anne Simpson | |
| 1818 | Roger Wilbraham Esq FRS (1744-1829) |
| 1830 | Colonel Espinasse of the 4th (or King's Own) Regiment (1760-1845) |
| 1840 | ditto |
| 1845 | George Beauchamp Cole, son-in-law |
| Major W A Shaw | |
| 1872 | Mrs Mary Ann Shaw ( d1880) & brother, Edward Cooke Bourne, |
| 1873 | Mrs Shaw |
| 1881 | House empty |
| 1882 | Frederic Walton |
| 1887 | ditto |
| Sir Charles Hawtrey (d1923) | |
| 1891 | Charles & Mary Fox |
| 1901 | Ernest W Wickham, Solicitor and wife Hannah |
| Einar Norman | |
| Mrs E K Cole & others | |
| 1929 | W T Lane |
| 1944 | House acquired by Middlesex County Council |
| 1950 | House opened as a Youth Centre |
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.
