1621:“Pains Hill. A plot of land belonging to certain tenements called Payns-hill and Cobham Bridge-House, parish of Walton upon Thames... measured out at the request of Robert Byckerstaff gent, tenant to one part of it among other things granted unto him from the Kings Highness and Jeames Starr yeoman in whose tenure and also among other his freehold land the other part is”:
263:. The channel he proposed, 19,000 metres in length with an overall fall of 8 metres, was cut in little more than nine months by Edward Manning, the same contractor who had built the Richmond Park wall. From ÂŁ4,000 spent on the Longford project, Lane was allowed ÂŁ5 for his work. The new river fed the fountains at Hampton Court and, later, the water features in
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The platt of divers tenements and lands leyinge in the parish of One-earsh in the countie of Surrie. Beinge the copiehould belonging unto the Right
Honorable the Lord Viscount Mountague his Manor in One-earsh aforesayde. And are destinguyshed and severally shewed by letters for each mans name as in a
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Statfile copy of a plan of
Oxdownes [identified as the same property as Stokesheath Farm, Oxshott, 2019] in the parish of Cobham, surveyed by Nicholas Lane at the request of Richard Evelin of Wotton. The plan incorporates text describing lands (not entirely legible). The location can be seen
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The description and plott of the manor of
Dagenham and Cockrels, Delland and Mauland ... leyinge within the Libertie of Haveringe in the parish of Rumford in the countie of Essex And now (at the request of Lawrence Wright Doctor of phisick) taken measured and surveyed in the moneth of Aprill Ao. Do.
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in 1593 when no Lane was assessed in Cobham. Contemporary probate inventories also show
Nicholas Lane witnessing the wills of Edward Dumbrell of Morden (proved 1587) and Richard Alden of Malden, yeoman (whose will dated 18 April 1591 describes Lane as of Morden and the testator's “trusty friend” and
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The description of severall plotts of wood (or copes lands) belonginge to Sr Multon
Lambard Kt: Beinge psell of the Manor of Cryalls in the pish of Bransheley in Kent. Measured and plotted ... August the viij 1632. Nicholas Lane descripsitt. The scale of perches: X in ẏ inch. " (1632). Cartographic
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survive. “Mr Lane's propositions for various works to be constructed in the fen district, co. Lincoln” were costed by Simon Hill, Director of Works in the Fens, in 1636, perhaps indicating that
Nicholas Lane had previously devised water management schemes that recommended him for the Longford River
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Lane's surviving work provides a valuable resource for historians. For example, Lane's map of Putney, combined with the 1665 hearth tax list, has provided a key source for reconstructing a detailed view of life in the London suburb in the later seventeenth century. In 1787 it furnished information
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Oxdownes, Rydons, Mead Acre and Whites had been leased by George Evelyn to Thomas
Cateringham for 21 years in 1588; the lease of these lands (otherwise known as Stokesheath Farm, Oxshott) appears to have been assigned to Nicholas Lane's father and was due to expire in 1609. Lane's map of 1618 was
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methods in his survey and that his measurements of the
Slyfield lands were substantially consistent with those of William Oughtred who had earlier surveyed the property for Shiers and afterwards cooperated with Lane to “perfect” their work. A recent assessment of another of Lane’s maps confirms
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The Plot of the Manor of
Beckenham with the Demesne Lands Woods Pastures Meadows and Brooks unto the same pertaining ... at the request of Sr. Henry Snellyer measured and plotted ... An. Do. 1623 by Nicholas Lane Supervisor. T. Proudlove transcripsit 1768. A scale of perches, 120" (1768) .
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The plott of the Manor of
Skreens of Teyhalle and of the farmes and lands vnto them same belonginge leyinge and beinge in the severall parishes of Roxwell Shellow & Wyllingalle in the countie of Essex and (at this time) is truly described measured and plotted and by severall cullers
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In response to allegations made by Bretton, Lane disputed that he had allowed Shiers to carry his measuring chain during the survey and denied having been “offered any consideration whereby to procure him to do anything contrary to his mind” during the period he lodged with Shiers at
1714:, pp. 1, 7, citing Endorsement on lease of 1588 (George Evelyn to Thomas Cateringham) reading “This is Lane his lease of Stokes Heath at St.michall ye arkangell Ano Dne 1609 this Lease will be expired”. In 1995 this lease (then catalogued under ref:559/145) was returned by
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A. Lands of Sir Humfrey Tracy, 3rd Bart., in Horton, attached to the manor of Stanwell, co. Midd., by Nicholas Lane; 1642. 0.764 m. x 0.4 19 m.Sir Humphrey Tracy, 3rd Baronet: Plan of lands of, in Horton, co. Bucks.: 1642.Stanwell, Middlesex: Plan
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His father, also Nicholas Lane, was of Cobham by 1594, later removing to Kingston, perhaps following expiry of his lease of Oxdowne Farm at Stokes Heath in 1609, but this may be the same Nicholas Lane who was assessed for lay subsidy in
255:. His map of the park shows the several courses he surveyed for the perimeter wall and identifies the option ultimately chosen in January 1638. In the same year he was commissioned to plan the scheme whereby water from the
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assignment. By this time he was supported in his work by his son Nicholas, and in 1637 he took another of his sons, Thomas, as his apprentice. The signatures of both Nicholas senior and junior appear on a map of
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Included were lands belonging to Sir Oliver Cromwell (uncle of the later Protector) which in October 1637 were charged with contribution to the costs of maintaining what became known as the Bedford Level: see
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The younger Nicholas Lane (1614-74) was one of the surveyors appointed in connection with Charles I's re-leasing of the Londonderry Plantation in 1639 and was subsequently tenant of part of the Fishmongers’
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action against the Goodes, Lane mapped the whole manor for the son. The area was the subject of a long-running dispute concerning the boundary between the College's land and the Royal estate of
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book belonginge to the said platt it more playnley appeareth. The sum totell beinge 884 acres, 1 rood, 20 perches / Measured and truly platted in Anno Domini 1640 by me N. Lane.
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on the North East and North West 6 inch Ordnance Survey sheet XVIII, ranging from Copsen Farm in the west to Barwell Court Wood (now called Sixty Acre Wood) in the east.
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would have been useful in some of Nicholas Lane's later assignments, but there is no evidence he fished as an occupation. In legal proceedings he described himself as “
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which were the subject of a continuing dispute between Robert Bickerstaffe and James Starr, and somewhat later he surveyed the manor of Slyfield in
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The payment to Lane seems modest: ten years earlier he had charged ÂŁ10 for surveying and mapping Thomas Challenor's property at Lingfield, Sussex.
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The social status of Lane's clients increased and in the later 1630s he was employed by the Crown in connection with the creation of both
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in Surrey. Contemporary accounts of his age vary considerably, but the circumstance he was apprenticed to Robert Jennings of
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986:"Some Account of the Surrey Manors held by Merton College and Corpus Christi College, Oxford, in the Seventeenth Century"
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Thomas Lane of Kingston (c.1621-63) was active as a surveyor, 1654-59, mapping lands in Surrey, Essex, and Hertfordshire.
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The Fishmongers' Company of London and the Londonderry Plantation 1609-41" | Derry and Londonderry History and Society
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Great Common Fen and its surroundings, showing drains and dikes, near Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, 1637.
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for the purpose of arbitration proceedings arising from its sale by Henry Bretton to George Shiers,
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Sketch map showing 'Wigging Moore', 'Wigging: Sir Oliver Cromell's', 'Abbotts Pingle'...
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Wigging Moore, Sir Oliver Cromwell's at Wigging, Abbotts Pingle and common belonging to
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900:". Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames; Corporation Deeds and Associated Documents.
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forming part of the manor of Malden, held by John Goode from the Crown but claimed by
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Roll 291 E. Manninge. Cutting a river from Longford to the park at Hampton Court.
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registered at Kingston, freemen being divided among them irrespective of trade.
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Gurney, John (2014), "Gerrard Winstanley and the Context of Place",
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Gunasena, Diana (Spring 2007). "The Nicholas Lane Family Dynasty".
1653:. The Kent Archaeological Field School. January 2013. pp. 6–7.
1732:" . Z/503: Photocopies of items held elsewhere (1086-20th CENT).
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Bailey, Keith (December 1983). "Balham Farm and Nicholas Lane".
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1862:" (July 1635). D/DGe:Records of a Chelmsford Solicitor. Maps..
1117:"The Creation of Richmond Park by the Monarchy and early years"
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relevant to resolving the disputed boundary between Putney and
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and Eye, Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, 1637.
171:”, versed in the “art of measuring which he often practises”.
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267:. The layout of Bushy Park has also been attributed to Lane.
1279:. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office. pp. 254–268.
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Part of Putney parish, Surrey, 1637 (surveyed December 1636)
1319:" (1659). D/DU: Estate and Family records. Miscellaneous..
1569:". Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames; Parish Records.
1526:". Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames; Parish Records.
1014:"Merton College and the Mapping of its Estates, 1601-1836"
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Manor of Dagenham and Cockrels, Delland and Mauland,
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The Wotton Estate and Records of the Evelyn Family.
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appoints him overseer of the will's administration).
227:. Six years later, following compromise of Merton's
1792:" (c.1630). U312: Lennard Manuscripts (1310-1862).
334:Lane's maps of the following are known to survive:
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338:Lands at Painshill, Cobham, Surrey, November 1613
355:Malden Common and Chessington Park, Surrey, 1621
287:on which they evidently collaborated in 1636/7.
1648:"The Roman Religious Sanctuary at 'Blacklands'"
937:History and Antiquities of the County of Surrey
1809:Plan of manor of West Wickham by Nicholas Lane
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1194:"Nicholas Lane | Parks and Gardens (en)"
555:, Manchester University Press, pp. 156–7
195:, in 1614. Lane’s deposition in a subsequent
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361:Enclosures in the Royal Manor of Ligham and
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352:Oxdownes in Cobham parish, Surrey, 1618
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1356:"The diary of Sir Thomas Dawes, 1644"
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1701:. Surrey Archaeological Society: 85.
1436:Map of land in the Parish of Cocking
939:. Vol. II. London. p. 132.
712:. Vol. II. London. p. 249.
1980:Nicholas Lane's map of Putney, 1636
1609:Putney in 1636, Nicholas Lane's Map
1460:". Cowdray - The Cowdray Archives.
1156:Rabbitts, Paul (10 February 2014).
739:1633 per me Nycholaus Lane descrip.
2000:17th-century English cartographers
1893:Process reproduction available at
1354:Redstone, Vincent B., ed. (1927).
1160:. Shire Publications. p. 79.
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1695:Surrey Archaeological Collections
1584:Falvey, Heather (November 2008).
1382:. Also, see External Links below.
1361:Surrey Archaeological Collections
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409:, Northamptonshire, December 1634
259:at Longford would be diverted to
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1755:" (1622). E/DCA:Du Cane Family.
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412:Manor of Skreens of Teyhall in
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1548:Kingston upon Thames Rate Book
952:Henry Bretton v George Sheires
898:Counterpart lease for 21 years
879:Counterpart lease for 21 years
809:Herridge, Marion, ed. (2005).
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1691:"The Chase of Hampton Court"
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219:. In 1621 he mapped land at
1037:"The Great Park of Nonsuch"
984:Lambert, Sir Henry (1933).
958:. C24/439, no. 15, pp. 7–9.
935:Manning, Rev. Owen (1809).
375:Malden parish, Surrey, 1627
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1882:St Mary the Virgin, Putney
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1689:Walker, T. E. C. (1965).
1462:West Sussex Record Office
1440:West Sussex Record Office
1352:The map is reproduced in
1966:The Wandsworth Historian
1957:The Wandsworth Historian
1899:". Special Collections.
1878:Parochial Church Council
1607:Gerhold, Dorian (1994).
971:The Wandsworth Historian
617:Treatise on Trigonometry
611:of the nearby parish of
343:Faversham Grammar School
1790:Keston by Nicholas Lane
1571:Kingston History Centre
1567:Churchwardens’ Accounts
1552:Kingston History Centre
1035:Titford, C. F. (1967),
1012:Bendall, Sarah (2000).
902:Kingston History Centre
883:Kingston History Centre
846:Daly, Ann, ed. (1974).
794:. Vol. 18 and 19.
766:Guildford Muniment Room
467:Ramsey, Huntingdonshire
290:A 1640 map of lands in
1507:Hunter, R. J. (1999).
1277:British History Online
1124:The Hearsum Collection
706:Wells, Samuel (1830).
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225:Merton College, Oxford
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1196:. Parks & Gardens
852:Surrey Record Society
815:Surrey Record Society
758:, p. 1, citing:
551:Gurney, John (2007),
347:The Faversham Society
1404:. Maps.Ms.Plans.756.
1271:Bruce, John (1867).
1158:London's Royal Parks
923:. E134/19Jas1/Trin2.
850:. Vol. XXVIII.
640:, Sir John Pynchon,
261:Hampton Court Palace
153:Kingston upon Thames
143:Birth and early life
110:Charles I of England
70:Kingston upon Thames
1864:Essex Record Office
1590:The Local Historian
1464:. Cowdray MSS 1627.
1442:. Cowdray MSS 1626.
1321:Essex Record Office
1072:, pp. 3, 4, 6.
813:. Vol. XXXIX.
743:Essex Record Office
603:This may have been
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403:, Essex, April 1633
396:, Kent, August 1632
341:Lands belonging to
642:Viscount Wimbledon
424:, Essex, July 1635
294:, commissioned by
233:Nonsuch Great Park
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1631:. SHC 6330/4/2/1.
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