Watling Street, 38; place of crossing Thames by, 44; identical with Edgware Road, 44. Weldon obtains Pangbourne, 167. Welsh land left to Chertsey, 97. Westminster Abbey, 63-97, 130, 137. Westminster, 95, 69, 93, 95, 96, 130. White Tower, 79, 82, 83. William the Conqueror, crosses at Wallingford, 37; his choice of Windsor Hill, 65; exchanges Windsor with monks of Westminster, 69; builds Tower of London, 82; anointed at Westminster, 96. William Rufus completes Tower, 82. William III., his approach to London afforded by Thames Valley, 89. Williams obtains Hinksey, 166. Williams, family of, rise of, 152-162. Williams, Henry, son of Richard, his career, 159. Williams, Oliver, uncle of Protector, 160. Williams, Richard, is given two monastic foundations by his uncle, 156; gets the revenues of Ramsey Abbey, 157. Williams, Robert, grandson of Richard, father of the Protector, 160. Wimbledon, manorial rolls of, evidence of William's marriage in, 153. Windsor, 65-78, 85. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Historic Thames, by Hilaire Belloc