Who is responsible for installing a privacy fence between a business and residential property?

Oliver Cromwell lived in the house at the back between 1650 and 1654; his widow, for a year in 1659. George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle, the general who made possible the Restoration of the monarchy, lived there from 1660 until his death in 1671. Albemarle was First Commissioner of the Great Treasury Commission of 1667-1672 that transformed royal accounting and allowed the Sovereign greater control over expenses. These measures also laid the foundations for the legal authority of the office of First Lord of the Treasury. The man thought to be most responsible for developing these measures was Albemarle's Secretary, Sir George Downing. Albemarle is the first person associated with the Treasury to live in what would eventually become the modern home of the First Lord of the Treasury and Prime Minister.