See also
Husband:
Wife:
Mary Robinson (c. 1792- )
Marriage:
29 Aug 1835
St Katherine Coleman, London
Name:
Samuel Wimbush
Sex:
Male
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Note (shared):
Ballards Reding, a small area of demesne cleared from Finchley wood at Ballards Lane, was leased out by 1447, and from 1540 was leased with Hornsey great park until William Strode, lessee of the whole estate, split it up in 1788. It consisted of 22 acres in 1811, when John Bacon sold it to Thomas Harrison Andrew (d. 1824) of Moss Hall, whose devisees conveyed it to Samuel Wimbush. In 1854 Wimbush's sons Samuel, Joshua, and Henry inherited the leasehold as tenants in common, buying the bishop's remaining interest in 1855. In 1841 the Wimbush estate, centred on Fallow Corner, consisted of 45 acres of freehold and 113 acres of leasehold land. It remained with the family until 1901, when Barnes Wimbush sold it to E. L. Perry.
Source: A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 6, Friern Barnet, Finchley, Hornsey with Highgate
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=22503
Birth:
22 Mar 1775
St James, Westminster, Middlesex
Baptism:
9 Apr 1775 (age 0)
St James, Westminster, Middlesex
Will (1):
4 Sep 1819 (age 44)
Executor to will of Charles Gray
Occupation (1):
6 Dec 1821 (age 46)
Horse dealer, Finchley (at son Henry's baptism)
Census:
1851 (age 75-76)
Fundholder & house proprietor, Fallow Corner, Finchley, Middlesex
Occupation (2):
1854 (age 78-79)
Jobmaster, of Finchley and Oxford Street, London (in will)
Death fact:
1854 (age 78-79)
1854 Sep Qtr, Barnet, 3a/106
Will (2):
17 May 1854 (age 79)
Date of will
Death:
1854 (age 78-79)
Barnet, Middlesex
Probate:
10 Aug 1854
Probate to sons Samuel, Joshua & Henr Wimbush
Baptism:
Parents: Samuel Wimbush & Catherine
Name:
Mary Robinson
Sex:
Female
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Birth:
c. 1792
Shoreditch, Middlesex
Census:
1851 (age 58-59)
Wife in household; stepdaughter Mary Ann Robinson (b.Croydon, age 34) in household
Will:
17 May 1854 (age 61-62)
Mentioned in will of husband, Samuel Wimbush
Ballards Reding, a small area of demesne cleared from Finchley wood at Ballards Lane, was leased out by 1447, and from 1540 was leased with Hornsey great park until William Strode, lessee of the whole estate, split it up in 1788. It consisted of 22 acres in 1811, when John Bacon sold it to Thomas Harrison Andrew (d. 1824) of Moss Hall, whose devisees conveyed it to Samuel Wimbush. In 1854 Wimbush's sons Samuel, Joshua, and Henry inherited the leasehold as tenants in common, buying the bishop's remaining interest in 1855. In 1841 the Wimbush estate, centred on Fallow Corner, consisted of 45 acres of freehold and 113 acres of leasehold land. It remained with the family until 1901, when Barnes Wimbush sold it to E. L. Perry.
Source: A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 6, Friern Barnet, Finchley, Hornsey with Highgate
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=22503