File:Arabella Trevor hatchment, St Mary the Virgin, East Barnet.JPG

English: Hatchment to Arabella Trevor (d.1789) heiress of Buckskin Hall, Cockfosters, East Barnet. Arms of Trevor (descended from Tudor Trevor, a chieftan of the Marches of Wales): Party per bend sinister ermine and ermines, a lion rampant or. The skull at the bottom of the hatchment denotes that she was the end of her line. The lord of the manor of East Barnet was Thomas Trevor, who, dying unmarried in 1741, devised the estate to trustees for sale, who sold it to John Thomlinson. Church Hill House (alias Trevor Park), in the parish of East Barnet, passed out of the Hadley family before the last decade of the seventeenth century, and about 1690 Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of John Searle, conveyed it by marriage to Thomas Trevor, and it is probable that at this time its name was changed. Thomas Trevor died in 1730, and was succeeded by his son Thomas, who conveyed the estate about eight years after to William Pritchard Ashhurst. Quote: "Of the changes in the subsequent ownership I have not been able to learn anything authentic, nor who were its successive occupants, but, as to three acres, previously part of the Manor and taken from the West Earm property, becoming thenceforward inseparable from Buckskin Hall, we learn that, on the 20 Feb. 1743, they were surrendered by Richard Richardson esq. to Miss Ruth c Trevor, one of the daughters of John Morley Trevor esq. under whose will, dated 6 Sep. 1755, a Arabella Trevor, her sister, was admitted for life, 9 Apr. 1765, with remainder in fee to her nephew Trevor Charles Roper, 18th Baron Dacre, who, upon the death of his aunt, was admitted, 6 Apr. 1790. Dying without f issue, his widow, Mary Jane, baroness Dacre, received admission under his will 7 Apr. 1795. The death of lady Dacre was presented 3 Apr. 1809 and, in 1S11, Buckskin Hall was in the occupation of Sir Wads worth Busk s knt. as tenant, being still the property of lady Dacre's representatives. Erancis, 7th baron h Napier". Arabella Trevor's will proved 9 October 1789 by her nephew Trevor Charles Roper, 18th Baron Dacre. (p.151, note e[1]) (Source: 'Parishes: East Barnet', in A History of the County of Hertford: Volume 2, ed. William Page (London, 1908), pp. 337-342. British History Online http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/herts/vol2/pp337-342 [accessed 5 September 2021].