Places: Twickenham
Heatham House
Heatham House
Whitton Road, Twickenham
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

the house in 2004


