Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 51-55

These pages contain a list of the articles which have been published in the Records of Buckinghamshire since it was first printed in 1854.

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2011 Volume 51
All articles in volume 51 are available on-line
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A late prehistoric hilltop settlement and other excavations along the Taplow to Dorney Water Pipeline, 2003–04. Jonathan Hart, E R McSloy and Andrew Mudd
A Middle Iron Age farmstead at Campbell Park, Milton Keynes. James Newboult
Roman rural settlement at Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes. Stephen Morris and Simon Carlyle
Saxon and medieval activity at Walton Street, Aylesbury. Pip Stone
Three sceptre or staff mounts from Buckinghamshire. Linda Babb
The Romanesque doorways at Dinton and Leckhampstead. Rita Wood
Medieval Kingsey and Tythrop, 1086–1335. Keith Bailey
Town and countryside in medieval Ivinghoe. Mark Page
Lord and Lady of the Manor: the Disraelis at Hughenden. Pamela Horn
Historical and named trees at Burnham Beeches. Helen J Read
NOTES: Aylesbury celebrities of the last century: Transciption of handwritten notes by Robert Gibbs dated May 1st 1877. Sue Fox
Archaeological notes
REVIEWS: Curious Buckinghamshire, by Robert Long. Nigel Wilson The Grenville landscape of Wotton House, New Arcadian Journal, edited by Patrick Eyres. Sue Fox From Bronze Age enclosure to Anglo-Saxon settlement: Archaeological excavations at Taplow hillfort, by T Allen, C Hayden and H Landin-Whymark. Michael Farley Deserted villages revisited, edited by Christopher Dyer and Richard Jones. Peter Marsden Aylesbury: a history, by Hugh Hanley. Graham Aylett The English parsonage in the early 19th century, by Tomothy Brittain-Catlin. Mark Tinker
The Society, The Library, The Natural History Section
Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeological Service, Milton Keynes Archaeology Service
OBITUARY: Jane Francis
Officers of the Society, Contents

2012 Volume 52
All articles in volume 52 are available on-line
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Discoveries of Ice Age mammals and other Pleistocene deposits in central and northern Buckinghamshire. Michael Farley
A group of Bronze Age decorated loomweights from Magna Park, Milton Keynes. Andy Chapman
Middle Iron Age marginal settlement at Newton Leys, Newton Longville, Milton Keynes. Jim Brown
Mill End Roman villa, Hambleden: Geophysical survey and assessment. Jill Eyers and Andrew Hutt
Roman burials at 40 Church Lane, West Wycombe. Simon Carlyle
The Barons of twelth-century Buckinghamshire. Donald Matthew
Excavations at Walton Manor, Walton, Milton Keynes. Robert Wardill, Anna Slowikowski and Christiane Meckseper
Medieval settlement remains, part of a medieval cemetery and later structural remains associated with Chicheley Hall. Mark Phillips
Et non venit... The Black Death in Chesham, from the manorial rolls. Dr Garry Marshall
Booker Common, a tithing revealed, circa 1700–1800. Frances Kerner
Bridges on the turnpike road from Wendover to Buckingham. Sydney Eveleigh
The Goodalls of Dinton and Eton. Alan Dell
NOTES: A potential new Roman villa at The Rye, High Wycombe. David Green
Excavations at Moray House, 44 Camp Road, Gerrards Cross. Pip Stone, Peter Thompson, Andrew Peachey and Kath Henry
Land to the rear of Franklins Farmhouse, Ickford Road, Shabbington. Hannah Tweedie
A Cuddington incident from the Buckinghamshire Eyre of 1247. William Strange
Doves, culvers and pigeons: a manorial status symbol. Keith Bailey
Buckinghamshire field names: Acre and Home. Keith Bailey
The last needle workshop in Long Crendon. David Gilbert
Edwin Hollis FZS (1863-1941): Some notes on his early life and activities as a maturalist. E Charles Nelson and C Stuart Houston
ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES, Edited by Nick Crank
REVIEWS: Portrait of a shoot, by Caroline Hyman. George Lamb; An historical atlas of Oxfordshire, edited by Kate Tiller and Giles Darkes, and An historical atlas of Hertfordshire, edited by David Short. Peter Gulland; Gone with the Wind: Windmills and those around Tring, by Ian Petticrew and Wendy Austin. Sue Fox; An illustrated history of early Buckinghamshire, edited by Mikchael Farley. David Baker
The Society, The Library, The Natural HIstory Section
Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeology Service, Milton Keynes Archaeology Service
OBITUARIES: Victor John Scott, Ian Toplis, William Hugh Delafield, John Anthony Colmer, Christopher Norman Gowing
Officers of the Society, Notes for Contributors, Contents.

2013 Volume 53
All articles in volume 53 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents
A Romano-British Malt House and other remains at Weedon Hill, Aylesbury. Gail Wakeham and Philippa Bradley
A multi-period site at Broughton North, Milton Keynes. Alex Thompson and Bob Zeepvat
Investigations at Warren Wood, Little Marlow, 2010–2011. John Laker and members of Archaeology in Marlow
Excavation at St Laurence's Meeting Room, Market Square, Winslow. Carina Summerfield-Hill
The View of Frankpledge in the Chilterns. Garry Marshall
Buckinghamshire in 1327: The evidence from the Lay Subsidy Returns. Keith Bailey
A Deer Park at Seagrave's Farm, Penn. Miles Green
Wycombe Heath and the Londoners' Chase. Miles Green
Lowndes Park Earthwork Mound: windmill or burial mound? An archaeological investigation. Yvonne H Edwards, Marion Wells, John Gover, Birgitta Thwaites, Jill Hender and other members of the Chess Valley Archaeological and Historical Society
Enclosure and the changing landscape of Hillesden. Judith Curthoys
Why did Edward Penn build only half a house? A historic building analysis of Shell House, Hedgerley. Peter John Marsden
‘Bad beds and worse eating’: the restoration and revival of the New Inn, Stowe. Gary Marshall, with illustrations by Amir Bassir
Lady Astor and the Gardeners at Cliveden 1920s–1950s. Pamela Horn
NOTES: Slade names in Buckinghamshire. Keith Bailey Lay Rectorships – where the past catches up with the present. Jeremy Howarth My life as a hewer of coal! 1944–1948. Alan Dell
Archaeological notes, edited by Nick Crank
REVIEWS: Industrial Archaeology: A handbook, by Marilyn Palmer, Michael Nevell and Mark Sissons. Bob Zeepvat Secret days: Code-breaking in Bletchley Park, by Asa Briggs. Graham Parker Iron Age ritual: A hillfort and evidence for a minster at Aylesbury, by Michael Farley and Gillian Jones. Yvonne Edwards Bishop Wake's Summary of Visitation Returns from the Diocese of London 1706–1715 [Part 2 includes Buckinghamshire] Nigel Wilson The Christopher Tower Collection at Ashridge, by Alastair Tower, Rupert Kinglake Tower and Michael Burrell. Nigel Wilson Aylesbury then and now in colour, by Karl Vaughan. Nigel Wilson
The Society, The Library, Online activities
Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeology Service, Milton Keynes Archaeology Service
OBITUARIES: Alan John Dell, Major J G B Chester, Ray Shrimpton

2014 Volume 54
All articles in volume 54 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents, Contributors
Excavations along the Hardwick-to-Marsh-Gibbon pipeline: an Iron Age to Roman landscape. Chris Thatcher, Elizabeth Popescu and Daniel Hounsell
The late Iron Age to early Roman transition in the Chilterns: What ditches can tell us. Marion Wells, Stuart King, Roland McLain Smith, Yvonne Edwards and others
Anglo-Saxon Granborough. Keith Bailey
Late Saxon and medieval settlement at the former Cooper Tannery, Lime Street, Olney. Alex Thompson and Pat Chapman
Richard of Cornwall and Marlow's deer park. Andrew Ford
Chesham after the Black Death. Garry Marshall
Battles and burial at Holman's Bridge: Fact or fiction? Bob Zeepvat
Simon Mayne, regicide, and Dinton Hall. David Pickup
Sir William Smyth – North Buckinghamshire landowner, soldier, lawyer, property dealer and entrepreneur. Jeremy Howarth
‘Grievous, unnecessary, and no good can arise from them...’ Marriage by Licence in the Archdeaconry of Buckingham. Christopher Low
Basque and Jewish refugees at Tythrop House, Kingsey, 1937 to 1940. Diana Gulland
NOTES: Shell House, Hedgerley: A dendrochronological postscript. Peter Marsden A lost monument at Horton Church. Andrew Skelton
Archaeological notes, edited by Nick Crank
Lost and Found: Objects recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database. Ros Tyrrell
The Society, The Library, Taking the society on-line
Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeological Service, Milton Keynes Archaeology Service.
OBITUARY: Lesley Boatwright

2015 Volume 55
All articles in volume 55 are available on-line
Cover, title page, Officers of the Society, About the Society, Contents and Contributors
Excavations along the M25: Prehistoric and medieval sites in south-east Buckinghamshire. Chris Hayden, Kate Brady, Paul Booth and Steve Lawrence
Late pre-Roman Iron Age activity and early Romano-British enclosures at Radcliffe School, Wolverton, Milton Keynes. Alistair Hancock
Anglo-Saxon and medieval settlement at the former Post Office Training Establishment, Wolverton Mill, Milton Keynes. Pat Chapman, Andy Chapman and Alex Thompson
‘New’ Buckinghamshire Anglo-Saxon charter bounds 1: Rickmansworth and Great Gaddesden. Keith Bailey
Investigations at Warren Wood, Little Marlow. John Laker, Andy Ford and members of Archaeology in Marlow
Winslow in 1341: the Nonarum Inquisitiones and the reliability of medieval tax self-assessment. David Noy
Medieval pleasures: Dining and travelling with the Earl of Oxford. Dr Garry Marshall and Anne Marshall
Buckinghamshire pots, potters and potteries, 1200-1910. Michael Farley and Barbara Hurman — now updated as a paperback, published in 2019: click here to view...
West Wycombe village: An archaeological appraisal of the Church Loft and village buildings. Gary Marshall
George Devey and the Rothschild estate buildings in the Vale of Aylesbury, 1850-1910. Cathy Sougthton
NOTES: Buckinghamshire field names 8: ‘Furrow’. Keith Bailey; Lost and Found: Objects recorded on the Portable Antiquities Scheme database. Ros Tyrrell
ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES from excavations across the county, edited by Nick Crank
REVIEWS: The North Marston story: A history of the village, compiled and edited by Sue Chaplin and John Spargo. Jeremy Howarth; Solent-Thames Research Framework for the Historic Environment, edited by Gill Hey and Jill Hind. Jonathan Hunn; The life and times of a Charlbury Quaker: The journals of William Jones, 1784-1818, edited by Hannah Jones; Broughton, Milton Keynes: The evolution of a south Midlands landscape, by Rob Atkins, Elizabeth Popescu, Gareth Rees and Dan Stahsbie, Bob Zeepvat; The secrets of Q Central: How Leighton Buzzard shortened the Second World War, edited by Paul Brown and Edwin Herbert. Nigel Wilson; Bloody British History: Buckinghamshire, by Eddy Brazil. Nigel Wilson
The Society, The Library, On-line activities.
Buckinghamshire County Museum, Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, County Archaeology Service, Milton Keynes Archaeology Service.
OBITUARIES: Professor William (Bill) Richard Mead, John Hubert Emlyn Jones, Kathleen Hegarty, Charmian Woodfield, James Venn.

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