Cross Deep Lodge
Cross Deep, Twickenham
1707 | House built by Richard Foote, Twickenham grocer |
1747 | *Lady Peachey (1686-1754), widow of Sir John, 2nd baronet, daughter of George London sometime “Principal Gardener in Ordinary to Queen Anne” > 1754 |
1752 | Mary Milward & others, by inheritance |
1755 | *Joseph Hickey, father of William |
1757 | *Thomas Nobbs (d1785) bought The Old Court house, Hampton Court in 1771} Friend of Lancelot Brown & Edward Lovibond of Hampton (qv) |
Martha Sylvester, Mary Hutchings, *Margaret Dagwell , Harry & Sarah Bristowe all by shared inheritance | |
1772 | John Blake, lawyer to Horace Walpole; ?House extended |
1799 | Welbore Ellis |
*3 Miss Murthwaite sisters | |
1818 | *Mrs Margaret Murthwaite ( Enclosure) |
1829 | Richard Hunt Matthews of Buxar, India (d1840) |
1833 | Mrs Matthews (d1866) |
1846 | Earl Clifden |
1866 | Graham Matthews, son (d1870) |
Mrs Matthews | |
1872 | Lt Col Henry King, 3rd Foot |
1880 | M G Burgoyne |
1882 | ditto |
1886 | R H Hutton (1826-97), editor of The Spectator from1861 |
1897 | James J S Pugh(d1898), solicitor |
1900 | James J G Pugh |
1905 | Mrs Pugh |
Col. Sutherland (d1911) | |
1911 | Mrs Sutherland |
1915 | Jacob Reepmaker |
1921 | Brigadier M G Taylor |
1925 | John Alexander Whitehead; ?Freake Estates |
1928 | Monte-Carlo/Newborough Club; (Whitehead chairman of Monte-Carlo Club) |
1930 | Nursing Home, Mrs M Ellis |
c1965 | House demolished |
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.