Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 16-20

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1953-1954 Volume 16 part 1
All articles in volume 16 are available on-line
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A village in Bernwood. Lord Cottesloe
Glebe terriers and open-field Buckinghamshire - part 2, with summary list of deserted villages in the county. M W Beresford
The Thornborough Barrow. Joan Liversidge
Aylesbury treasure trove: inquest on gold coins found at Ceely House, Church Street. R C Sansome
Medieval pottery kilns at Brill: Excavations in 1953. E M Jope
A fifteenth-century pedigree. A Vere Woodman
NOTES: • Queen Elizabeth's Well, Bisham • Queen Anne's Well, Chalvey • High Wycombe: Roman villa in Great Penn Mead • Wing: Mound on Leighton Buzzard Road • Kederminster Library, Langley Marish • Remains of St Peter's Church, Stantonbury • Church restorations: Wing, Penn, Bierton, Edlesborough, Chalfont St Giles • Air photographs of monastic sites AND REVIEWS: • The Brudenells of Deene, by Joan Wake • The Cartulary of Snelshall Priory, edited by J G Jenkins • The Dragon of Whaddon: A life of Browne Willis, by J G Jenkins • All Saints, Wing: An short account of the church, by A Vere Woodman • List of Ancient Monuments in England and Wales, HMSO
The Society
OBITUARIES: Sir Warwick Lindsay Scott, Clement Oswald Skilbeck, Ivor Stewart Liberty, W R D Mackenzie,C M Oldred Scott, H J Massingham, P D R Williams-Hunt. E A L Martyn AND Errata for 'The hundreds of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire' in Records volume 15
Officers of the Society
1955-1956 Volume 16 part 2
Cover, title and contents
The Verney tomb at Middle Claydon. Lawrence Stone
John Carter of Denham, yeoman. Julian Cornwall
Buckinghamshire and Parliament. T A Hume
Romano-British sites and their communications: The Ouse Valley. Charles Green
Brasses at Penn and Edlesborough. H F Owen Evans
NOTES: • High Wycombe Roman villa; Ruins of St John the Baptist Hospital • Padbury: Wall-paintings in St Mary's Church • Princes Risborough: Excavations of the site of Black Prince's Palace • Soulbury: Chelmscot Manor • Langley Marish: Kederminster almshouses • Stoke Poges: Baylis House • Amersham: Domestic pottery • Historic Churches Preservation Trust • Beaconsfield: A gold ring from Knotty Green • Wing Church • Stanton Low: Roman building • Marlow: Harleyford House • Aylesbury: Wotton House • Amersham: Shardeloes • Claydon House
REVIEWS: • The Missenden Cartulary - part 2, edited by J G Jenkins • The Stowe Collection of documents in the Huntington Library, California, by J G Jenkins • Handlist of thne Stowe Collection in the Huntington Library, California, by J G Jenkins • Early man in south Buckinghamshire, by J F Head • The Laudian church in Buckinghamshire
The Museum
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1957-1958 Volume 16 part 3
Cover, title and contents
The Mount, Princes Risborough. F H Pavry and G M Knocker
The County Treasurers 1678-1889. Julian Cornwall
The building of Denham Place. John Harris
Excavations at Stanton Low in the Upper Ouse Valley during March 1957. M U Jones
A note on Sir Walter de Hanle. A Vere Woodman
The Museum
NOTES: • Stoke Poges: Baylis House • Aylesbury: Wotton House; Waddesdon Manor • Historic Churches Preservation Trust • Errata: Corrections to Records 16 part 2
The Society, the Muniment Room, Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1959 Volume 16 part 4
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A Romano-British villa at High Wycombe. B R Hartley
An Elizabethan census. Julian Cornwall
Palaeoliths from brickearth in south-East Buckinghamshire. A D Lacaille
Beam markings at Bishopstone. Hayward Parrott
A re-examination of a pair of Anglo-Saxon saucer brooches from Bishopstone, and their implications. J F Head
Excavation of a mound at Ascott. Alison Young
Records of the Archdeaconry of Buckingham
The Museum
NOTES: • Stony Stratford: Abbey Barn, Bradwell • Ellesborough: Lady Dodd's Cottages or Almshouses • Fulmer: Wooden font pedestal • Gerrards Cross Church of St James • Buckinghamshire Historic Churches Trust • A lead token from Bledlow
REVIEWS: • The romance of a Chiltern village, by Reverend A H Plaisted • Collins Guide to English parish churches, edited by John Betjeman • The church and village of Fulmer, by R E A Lloyd • Gerrards Cross and its parish church, by E C Rouse and Reverend J Gordon Harrison
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1960 Volume 16 part 5
Cover, title and contents
The accounts of the Churchwardens of Wing. A Vere Woodman
On palaeolthic choppers and cleavers. A D Lacaille
Buckinghamshire in 1086. Gerald Elvey
Dunton tithe procedure
NOTES: • Loughton: The manor house • Bradwell Abbey • Langley Marish Old Vicarage • Wing Church • Medieval pottery at Fenny Stratford Cemetery AND REVIEWS: • The history of the borough of High Wycombe from its origins to 1880, by L J Ashford • The history of the borough of High Wycombe from 1880 to the present day, by L J Mayes • The history of chairmaking in High Wycombe, by L J Mayes • The buildings of England, by Nikolaus Pevsner • The signatories of the Orthodox Confession of 1679, by Arnold Baines • The Newsletters of the Wolverton and District Archaeological Society AND The Museum
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1961 Volume 17, part 1
All articles in volume 17 are available on-line
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Worthies of Buckinghamshire as Members of Parliament and as Justices of the Peace, 1678-1689. Julius Long Stern
The Abbot of Missenden's estates in Chalfont St Peter. Elizabeth Elvey
The building of Chicheley Hall. Joan Tanner
Pitstone Hill - A study in field archaeology. James Dyer and Anthony Hales
The vestry of Cholesbury, 1820-1894. Arnold Baines
The street development of Fenny Stratford. Edward Legg
A hundred years of the Museum. Christopher Gowing
NOTES: • Larbourne Farm, Thorney, Iver. M Bawtree • Grove Farm, Ashley Green, Chesham. • Monumental brass, Chicheley Church
The Museum AND REVIEWS: • A history of the parish church of Chalfont St Giles, by H Adams Clarke • The Chilterns, by J T Coppock
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1962 Volume 17 part 2
Cover, title and contents
The Penn Doom. E Clive Rouse
Discoveries in Eton College Chapel. H M Colvin
The Romano-British burial at Weston Turville. Helen Waugh
The influence of railways on the growth of Wolverton. Peter Richards
NOTES: • Discoveries in Weston Turville Church • The site of the old chirch at Fulmer • A beaker bowl from Chesham • Two socketed axes from Princes Risborough • A socketed axe from Great Hampden • A ‘Roman’ ring from Stone • The Lee Old Church • Secular wall-painting at Amersham • Two monuments in High Wycombe Parish Church
REVIEWS: • The history of the Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe, 1562-1962, by L J Ashford and C M Haworth • The Aylesbury Railway and The Duke of Buckingham's Railway, by E J S Gadsden
The Museum
OBITUARIES: John Hampden Mercer-Henderson, Earl of Buckinghamshire; F C Heward; J R T Tarver; Sir William Elderton
The Society, the Natural History Section, Apology, Officers of the Society
1963 Volume 17, part 3
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Mesolithic industries beside Colne Waters in Iver and Denham. A D Lacaille
A Justice's diary. Geoffrey Veysey
A lost Chalfont St Peter memorial brass. John Bennell
Medieval charters at Claydon House. Gerald Elvey
Survey of two properties in High Street, Burnham. John Broadbent and A H Packe
Archaeological notes from the County Museum
NOTES: • Chalfont St Giles wall paintings • Chalfont St Giles water mill • Royal arms at St Mary's Church, Datchet • Excavation at Fulmer • A Romano-British quern from Iver • Little Hampden wall-paintings • Wall-paintings in Little Missenden Church • Missing brass shields at Wing AND The Museum AND REVIEW: A new guide to All Saints Church, Wing, by Reverend G W Willis
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1964 Volume 17, part 4
Cover, title, contents and notes
Eythrope House and its demolition in 1810-1811. H M Colvin
A Romano-British site at Great Missenden. J F Head
Bletchley: The influence of railways on town growth. Peter Richards
The Iron Age pottery from Thorney Farm, Iver. R F Denington and Louie Gallant
The font at Stone. Ellen Ettinger
Bledlow 1: Land tenures and the three-field system. Alison Young
The Treacher Collection of prehistoric artifacts from Marlow. I F Smith and J J Wymer
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: • Upper Winchenden: A helmet from the church. Martin Holmes • Chalfont St Giles wall-paintings and the north-aisle roof • Burnham: Monuments in the church • Hitcham: Cleaning of monuments • Dry rot at Fleet Marston Church • Little Missenden wall-paintings • The King's almshouses, Worminghall • Further discoveries at Grove Farm, Ashley Green • North Buckinghamshire churches
REVIEWS: • The sheriffs of Buckinghamshire, by Elliott Viney • A history of Chalfont St Peter and Gerrards Cross, by G C Edmonds • The parish church of High Wycombe, by Herbert Green AND The Museum
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1965 Volume 17, Part 5
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Aylesbury in the fifteenth century. Elizabeth Elvey
Some palaeoliths from the Bletchley district. Louise Millard
A mesolithic industry from Bolton End. Louise Millard
Richard II's servants and the Missenden Inheritance. Anthony Goodman
A Romano-Celtic temple at Bourton Grounds, Buckingham
Bledlow 2: Church and parsons. Alison Young
A new Roman site in Chesham. Keith Branigan and Michael Kirton
The Manor of the Vicarage of Chalfont St Peter. John Bennell
The Notitia Parochialis. E Clive Rouse
Captain John Woodliff. A Vere Woodman
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: • Bletchley demolitions. Edward Legg • The potteries at Buckland Common. H R Brackley • Excavations on the Romano-British villa a Latimer. Keith Branigan • Bullbeggars Lane, Great Missenden. John Bennell • Chalfont St Giles wall-paintings • Chalfont St Peter church restorations • Stoke Mandeville old church demolition
REVIEWS: • Sherington: Fiefs and fields of a Buclinghamshire village, by A C Chibnall • The precious blood: A history of Burnham Abbey, 1266-1966, by T W E Roche • Biddlesden and its abbey, by Charles Green AND The Museum
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Index to Volume 17

1966 Volume 18 part 1
All articles in volume 18 are available on-line
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Accounts of 18th-century Overseers of the Poor of Chalfont St Peter. Geoffrey Edmonds
Wall paintings in St Mary's Church, Padbury. E Clive Rouse
The Select Vestry of Hawridge. Arnold Baines
Field systems in Ibstone, a township of the south-west Chilterns, during the later Middle Ages David Roden
Mesolithic artefacts from Ley Hill. Keith Branigan
St Osyth and Aylesbury. Christopher Hohler
Hill Farm, Chalfont St Peter. C F Stell
Domestic wall-paintings at number 1 London End, Beaconsfield. E Clive Rouse and J D Broadbent
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire Museum
NOTES: • On a tranchet from Gerrards Cross. A D Lacaille • The former vicarage of Chalfont St Peter. John Bennell • Excavations at Latimer villa, Chesham 1966. Keith Branigan • The arms of Burnham Abbey. A H Packe • Demolitions. E C R • Chalfont St Peter Church. E C R AND REVIEWS: • Chequers: A history of the prime minister's home, by A Gilbert Jenkins • The middle Thames in antiquity, edited by R F Dennington and S Morgan
The Museum
The Society in 1966
OBITUARIES: Canon Ronald Frank Bale, Colonel F W Watson, A Vere Woodman
Natural History Section, Errata (volumes 16 and 17), Back numbers, Officers of the Society
1967 Volume 18 part 2
Cover, title and contents
Some medieval pottery from north Buckinghamshire. Louise Millard
Northend Farm House, Long Crendon. Guy Beresford
The distribution and development of Romano-British occupation in Chess Valley. Keith Branigan
New light on the 17th-century token issuers of Chepping Wycombe. George Berry
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: • Paintings in the chapel at Bradwell Abbey. E C R • Number 1 Market Hill, Buckingham. E C R • Wall-paintings, Chalfont St Giles • Bulstrode Camp, Gerrards Cross • Restoration of ancient closk, Nether Winchendon. W H Jennings • Restoration of Thornton Church • Wolverton, some further notes. Peter Richards • Excavations at Latimer. Keith Branigan
Parish Registers held by the Society
The Museum
Milton Keynes Research Committee
OBITUARY: Sir Alan Barlow
REVIEWS: • 'Woodland and its management in the medieval Chilterns', by David Roden • Discovering wall paintings, by E Clive Rouse AND The Society in 1967, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1968 Volume 18 part 3
Cover, title and contents
Ivinghoe Beacon Excavations 1963-1965. M A Cotton and S S Frere • The excavations. M A Cotton and S S Frere • The bronzes. D Britton • The pottery. Helen Waugh • Pottery from Pitstone Hill. Helen Waugh • Interim report on the environmental investigation. G W Dimbleby • Bones fromn Ivinghoe Beacon. Betty Westley
1969 Volume 18 part 4
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The Romano-British villa at Saunderton reconsidered. Keith Branigan
Houses in High Street, Chalfont St Peter. C F Stell
Joseph Neale's Lectureship at Cholesbury. Arnold Baines
Anglo-Saxon burials at Lower Winchendon. J F Head and T A Hume
Hitcham Old Barn. A H Packe and J D Broadbent
Bledlow and the Lancashire cotton industry. Pamela Horn
NOTES: • Iron Age furnace at Dundridge in Aston Clinton. H R Brackley • Eythrope House and its demolition in 1810-1811. Duncan Mowat • Bulstrode Camp, Gerrards Cross • Wall-paintings in the church at Little Kimble. • Paving tiles at Lower Woolstone • Conservation of wall-paintings in Radnage Church. E C R • Vault in the old churchyard at Taplow. A H Packe • Restoration of Willen Church • Third London Airport at Cubligton/Stewkley/Wing • Latimer, final interim report on the excavations. Keith Branigan
New publications AND The Museum
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
The Society in 1968-1969
OBITUARIES: Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Sir Henry Floyd, R C Hazell, Viscount Kemsley
Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1970 Volume 18 part 5
Cover, title and contents
The Old Manor, Askett. Guy Beresford
A Roman road through south Buckinghamshire. Charles Morris, G H Hargreaves and R P F Parker
Buckingham and the railway. R S Hampton
An Iron Age enclosure at Ravenstone. Dennis Mynard
Observations on Druce's Flora. Victor Scott
Notes on 17th-century token issuers of Chesham. George Berry
Financing the Civil War. C H Wyatt
John Schorne's Well at North Marston. E Clive Rouse
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
The Museum
NOTES: • Buildings - in Bradwell, Datchet, Marlow, Olney, Stowe and Thornborough • Demolitions • Church restorations • Wing airport • Wall-painting at Marsh Gibbon. E C R • Two famous railway carriages built at Wolverton. Peter Richards • St Mary's Church, Aylesbury • Bledlow Cross. K P Oakley • Ordnance Survey
New publications
The Society
OBITUARY: C M Trelawney Irving
Natural History Section, Officers of the Society

1971 Volume 19 Part 1
All articles in volume 19 are available on-line
Cover, title and contents
The medieval building and repair of the chancels of Datchet, Iver, Langley, and Wraysbury Churches. Shelagh Bond
The Crendon needlemakers. Joyce Donald
Rescue excavations at the deserted medieval village of Stantonbury. Dennis Mynard
The Buckinghamshire straw plait trade in Victorian England. Pamela Horn
Early records of the Archdeaconry of Buckingham: Their importance to the social historian. Elizabeth Elvey
Canal settlement in Fenny Stratford. Edward Legg
Birds of Shardeloes Lake. R L Swann
A handaxe from Stantonbury, and further notes on handaxes from the valleys of the Ouse and Ouzel. H S Green
Archaeological notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
The Museum
NOTES: • Rectory Cottages, Bletchley. Dr P Jarvis • Fawley sculptures • Hardwick civil war monument • Listed buildings • Redundant churches • Parish registers
REVIEWS: • The letter-books of Samuel Wilberforce 1843-1868,edited by R K Pugh. E C R • Hilltop villages of the Chilterns: Cholesbury, Hawridge, St Leonards and Buckland Common, by David and Joan Hay. Arnold Baines • The picture book of brasses in gilt, by Henry Trivick • West Wycombe, its history and attractions, by Herbert Green. • A plan for the Chilterns. E M E • Long Crendon, a short history, by Joyce Donald
Obituaries: George Eland, Sir Everard Duncombe, Charles Green, A W Wheen, W J Winter-Taylor, Leslie Woodman, Nan Fairbrother
The Society, Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1972 Volume 19 Part 2
Cover, title and contents
The Buckinghamshire Lieutenancy. Elliott Viney
Report on the trial excavation at Wards Coombe, Ivinghoe 1971. B Dunnett
The railway era in Buckinghamshire. F Cockman
The boundaries of Over Winchendon. Arnold Baines
A Romano-British kiln at Fulmer. Naomi Tarrant and Anne Sandford
Diary of a country schoolmaster for 1864. Pamela Horn
The first fall of Sir John Molyns. Gerald Elvey
Badgers in Buckinghamshire. A Killingley
The Ravenstone Beaker. K Field
An Iron Age comb from Stanton Low. William Britnell
A bronze spearhead from Princes Risborough. Michael Farley
Archaeological notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: • Sir John Kederminster's Library, Langley Marish. E C R • Hill Farm, Chalfont St Peter • Wall painting, Mill Cottages, Little Missenden. E C R • Ivatts shoemakers, Aylesbury. E V • Fletton Brick Company's former works, Bletchley. P Richards • Bee boles. E V • Royal arms in Bucks churches AND The museum
REVIEWS: • Latimer: Belgic, Roman, Dark Age and modern farm, by Keith Branigan. Graham Webster • Political change and continuity 1760-1885: A Buckinghamshire study, by Richard Davis. M Gibbon • Chiltern churches, by Graham Martin. E C R • Conservation of buildings, by John Harvey. E C R • A history of Milton Keynes and district, volume 1, by Frank Markham. E V • Country like this: A book of the Vale of Aylesbury, edited by May Ellen Haig. Arnold Baines • The new history of Wendover, edited by Richard Snow
The Society, Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1973 Volume 19 Part 3
Title page and contents
Coleshill and the settlements of the Chilterns. John Chenevix-Trench
Sixteenth-century people: Some aspects of social life in Elizabethan Buckinghamshire. Hugh Hanley
Lipscomb and his History of Buckinghamshire. G Wyatt
The Gawcott Revolt of 1867. Pamela Horn
The Weedon Charity in Chesham. A M Thomas, S Foxell and Arnold Baines
Archaeological Notes from Newton Longville. Richard Griffiths and Josie Southernwood
A Roman burial at North Marston. Michael Farley
Moated sites in Buckinghamshire – a list. Bucks County Museum Archaeological Group
Latimer: Some problems of archaeological interpretation. Keith Branigan
Archaeological notes from Bucks County Museum; The Museum
NOTES: • Conservation of chancel screen, North Crawley. E C R • Re-use of medieval material in an outbuilding, Hedgerley Green. E C R • Discoveries in the north aisle of Denham Church. J Bennell • A polished stone axe from Kickles' Farm, Newport Pagnell. H Green • Redundant churches. E V • Grange Farm, Widmer End, Hughenden
REVIEWS: • Town and country: Veru;lamium and the Roman Chilterns, by Keith Branigan. Graham Webster • The Beaconsfield Parish Register. G Edmonds • Long Crendon - a short history, by Joyce Donald. E V • A history of Missenden Abbey, by Elaine Kaye. E V • Latimer - a short history, by B Forwood and M Armitage
Obituaries: Gilbert Jenkins, Bishop Robert Milton Hay, N W Gurney, A Ewart Steevens, Michael Fletcher
The Society, the Natural History Section.
Supplement to the Macrolepidoptera of Bucks, Sir Eric Ansorge
Officers of the Society
1974 Volume 19, Part 4
Title page and contents
Some Iron-Age pottery from mid and north Bucks, with a Gazetteer of associated sites and finds. Helen Waugh, Dennis Mynard and Robin Cain
An important early valley route through the Chilterns. Jack Head
Aylesbury – a defended town? Michael Farley
Grange Farm, Widmer End. Ian Johnson and Pauline Fenley
A Buckinghamshire Tory: Thomas Hacket of North Crawley (1627-1689). Hugh Hanley
The 1810 Crop Returns for Buckinghamshire. Michael Turner
Excavations at Bradwell Abbey Barn, 1971. B Niblett
Excavations at Wright’s Mill, Chesham, 1968. Keith Branigan and Graham Jones
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: • Wall paintings at 45 Temple End, High Wycombe. E C R • Wolverton: A note on recent changes in the railway workshops. P Richards
REVIEWS: • Field archaeology in Great Britain (fiftrh edition). W F Grimes • The Certicate of Musters for Buckinghamshire in 1522, edited by A C Chibnall. Julian Cornwall • Rescue archaeology, edited by Philip Rahtz. Michael Farley • A history of Milton Keynes and district, volume 2, by Frank Markham. E V • Excavations and Bradwell Priory, by Dennis Mynard • The book of Chesham, by Clive Birch
Obituaries: Anselm Hughes, Sir Harry Verney, Geoffrey Edmonds
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1975 Volume 20 Part 1
All articles in volume 20 are available on-line
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Excavations at Bourton Grounds, Thornborough 1972-1973. A E Johnson
Medieval peasant farmers. J C K Cornwall
Agricultural trade unionism in Buckinghamshire 1872-1885. Pamela Horn
The ancient saltway from Droitwich to Princes Risborough. Leonard Bull
Sir Gilbert Scott's classical work in Buckinghamshire. Ian Toplis
An excavation at Hunter Street, Buckingham. R A Hall
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum; and The Museum
REVIEWS: • Prehistoric Britain: An illustrated survey, by Keith Branigan. E J B • Victorian and Edwardian Buckinghamshire, by Margaret Lawson and Ivan Sparkes. E V • Buckingham, the loyal and ancient borough, by Douglas Elliott. Gerald Elvey • A history of Chesham Bois, by L Elgar Pike. Elizabeth Elvey
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
1976 Volume 20 Part 2
Cover, title page, Contents
Saxon and medieval Walton, Aylesbury: Excavations 1973-1974. Michael Farley
Officers of the Society
1977 Volume 20 Part 3
Cover, title page, Contents
The wall paintings at numbers 1 and 2 Market Hill, Buckingham. E C Rouse
The history of numbers 1 and 2 Market Hill, Buckingham. Elizabeth Elvey
The excavation of a mesolithic site at Gerrards Cross. L H Barfield
A spearhead from Bletchley, Milton Keynes. Vera Evison
A Saxon spearhead from Haversham. Vera Evison and Dennis Mynard
A Roman site at Walton, Milton Keynes. Dennis Mynard and Charmian Woodfield
A Roman military site at Magiovinium? Charmian Woodield
Some flints from Newport Pagnell. J J Milln
Salvage excavations at Dansteed Way, Milton Keynes. R A Adkins
Fields and farms in a hilltop village. John Chenevix-Trench
The medieval parks of Buckinghamshire. L M Cantor and J Hatherly
The origins of Stony Stratford. R H Britnell
Plague mortality in Buckinghamshire during the seventeenth century. John Skinner
Buckinghamshire militia lists for 1759: A social analysis. Ian Beckett
Walter of Henley reconsidered. Gerald Elvey
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
The Museum
NOTES: • The new royal train. Peter Richards • Ickford. E V
REVIEWS: • The courts of the Archdeaconry of Buckingham 1483-1523, edited by Elizabeth Elvey. Andrew Jones • The archaeology of the Colne Valley Park, by Maryann Bowen. Martin Petchey • Chearsley: A short history of our village, by Dennis Lane, and A history of Nash, by Celia Duncan and John King • Coleshill: A short history, by John Chenevix Trench. Elizabeth Elvey
The Society, Officers of the Society, Contents
1978 Volume 20 Part 4
Cover, title page, Contents
The local community and the Great War: Aspects of military participation. Ian Beckett
Buckinghamshire windmills. Buckinghamshire County Museum Archaeological Group
John Hampden and Nicholas Stone, sculptor. Lorna Head
A Romano-British site at Micklefield, High Wycombe. Stanley and Pauline Cauvain
Hartley Court moat and enclosure. D D and D M Miller
Medieval graffiti in some Buckinghamshire churches. G H Rusbridger with drawings by B E Rusbridger
The royal Arms in Buckinghamshire churches. Elliott Viney
Markets and fairs in medieval Buckinghamshire. Michael Reed
Seventeenth-century pottery at Potter Row, Great Missenden. Buckinghamshire County Museum Archaeological Group
A skull of neolithic shape from Newport Pagnell. Richard Wright
Excavations at Low Farm, Fulmer - part 1: The mesolithic occupation. Michael Farley
Middle Iron Age pottery from Long Crendon. R Cowell
Traces of a late Saxon church at St Mary's, Aylesbury. Brian Durham
Inscribed and dated pots of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries from Brill. Michael Farley and Barbara Hurman
Neolithic axes from the Milton Keynes area of the Upper Ouse Valley. R Adkins and Dennis Mynard
A witch-bottle from Winslow. Michael Farley
A Roman field system at Broughton. Martin Petchey with a contribution from Charmian Woodfield
A medieval settlement area adjacent to Pitstone Church. E J Bull
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
NOTES: • A wall painting at 21 High Street, High Wycombe. E Clive Rouse • A medieval earthwork at Stokenchurch. B D Easterbrook • A copper-alloy statuette found near Chalfont St Peter. R A Hall • A Buckinghamshire cloth seal. G Egan • A Romano-British face-urn fragment from the Bancroft Romsan villa, Milton Keynes. Miranda Green • A twelfth-century lead bulla from Missenden Abbey. Andrew Pike • A Roman site at Walton, Milton Keynes: Supplementary note on the pottery. Charmian Woodfield • A middle Bronze Age ‘chisel’ from Ivinghoe. Michael Farley • The railway company's school at Wolverton. P S Richards • Bledlow Cross. F H Pavry AND The Museum
REVIEWS: • Beyond Sherington: The early history of the region of Buckinghamshire lying to the north-east of Newport Pagnell, by A C Chibnall. Arnold Baines • Maps of Bucks, by Gordon Wyatt. M D • Village life in the eighteenth century, by Herbert Green. H A H • A history of Stoke Common: A Poor's Fuel Allotment Charity, by Lionel Rigby. Elizabeth Elvey • In Pitstone Green there is a farm, by Jean David with photographs compiled by Mary Farnell. J Creasey • Buckinghamshire Record Office Annual Report and List of Accessions 1978. Gerald Elvey
OBITUARIES: Dame Kathleen Kenyon, F W Bateson, Mrs J M Grimmitt, E K Tull, Dr Gordon Wyatt
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