Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 21-25

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1979 Volume 21
All articles in volume 21 are available on-line
Cover, title page, contents
A base-cruck hall in Denham. John Chenevix-Trench and Pauline Fenley
Stone weights from the Rivers Great Ouse, Ouzel, Nene and Tove. Dennis C Mynard
Two Roman cremation burials from Great Brickhill. David Allen
A Roman patera from Olney. M R Petchey
Rescue excavation of a medieval house at Whaddon. Richard Griffiths, with contributions from R A Croft, D C Mynard, S E Rigold, P A Stamper and P Woodfield
An annotated list of the Buckinghamshire Carabidae (Coleoptera) including twenty species not previously recorded. C Reid
An early Romano-British inhumation cemetery at West Wycombe. Michael Farley and Richard Wright
The products of a post-medieval pottery kiln from excavations at Emmanuel Church, Chesham. Stan and Pauline Cauvain
A medieval homestead at Park Wood, Bradenham. Anne Cookson
Burials in Aylesbury and the early history of the town. Michael Farley
The remains of a seventeenth-century clay pipe kiln at 13 Castle Street, Aylesbury, and the pipes from a probable kiln site at Whitehall Street. John Moore
An annotated list of species of the genus Stenus (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae) in Buckinghamshire including two new to the county. C Reid
A bell-pit or chalk well at Lane End. Michael Farley
The boundaries of Wotton Underwood. A H J Baines
The Olney Charter of 979. A H J Baines
Archaeological Notes from Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: An eighteenth-century lead token found at Skirmett. George Lamb
The Museum
REVIEWS: • Buckinghamshire Record Office Annual Report 1979. Gerald Elvey • Timber-framed buildings, by John Bailey. Martin Andrew • The Buckinghamshire landscape, by Michael Reed. Trevor Rowley • Northamptonshire clay tobacco pipes and pipemakers, by W Moore. George Lamb • Bucks archaeology from the air, by Denise Allen. M D • The letters of Thomas Hayton, vicar of Long Crendon, edited by Joyce Donald. Kate Tiller
OBITUARIES: Lieutenant-Colonel Philip Palmer, Mrs Patricia Fay, Annan Dickson
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the society

1980 Volume 22
All articles in volume 22 are available online
Cover, title page, Contents
The Winslow Charter of 792 and the boundaries of Granborough. Arnold Baines
Some notes on the Court of the Archdeaconry of Buckingham in the eighteenth and early nineteenth century. Canon W A Pemberton
Education in Fenny Stratford. Edward Legg
Abingdon: A lost Buckinghamshire hamlet. R H Britnell
Hasley: A Domesday manor restored. Arnold Baines
The Netherlandish Glass in St Mary's Church, Addington. William Cole
Middle Saxon occupation at Chicheley. Michael Farley
The Reynes monuments and their possible implications for local genealogy. J Berrill
A new look at Portlandian strata exposed at Warren Farm, Stewkley. J D Radley
Archaeological notes from Buckinghamshire County Museum
NOTES: • A 13th-century bronze buckle from Stone. John Cherry • A late Saxon pin from Skirmett. • A spindle-whorl from Weston Turville. • Castle tower, Little Missenden. S P O'Connor Thompson • An Anglo-Saxon brooch from Thornborough. Tania Dickinson
The Museum
REVIEWS: • The first fifty years [Penn Country Branch CPRE], by Richard Sadler. E V • Reflections of life in Haddenham, by Walter Rose. E M E • A South Bucks village: The history of Hedgerley, by Hedgerley Historical Society. John Chenevix Trench • King Henry of Windsor and the London pilgrim, by Brian Spencer. M D • Buckinghamshire Record Office Annual Report and Accessions 1980. John Chenevix Trench
OBITUARY: Cicely Baker
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society, Contents

1981 Volume 23
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Cover, title page, Contents
The dating of Ivinghoe Beacon. H S Green
Turville, Radenore and the Chiltern feld. Arnold Baines
Grim's Ditch in Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire. Jean Davis
Some early products of the Brill Pottery. E M Jope and R J lvens
Wooburn D'Eyncourt: A lost medieval manor house. John Chenevix Trench and Pauline Fenley
A late Iron Age and Roman site at Walton Court, Aylesbury. Michael Farley, D Nash and R F White
The boundaries of Monks Risborough. Arnold Baines
Medieval pottery kilns at Brill. R J Ivens
Newland Down: An interesting fragment of chalk downland and scrub. C J Smith
Archaeological Notes
NOTES: • A moated site at Bower Wood, Beaconsfield. M J Rains • A second Penn tile kiln site. J D Broadbent • West Wycombe Romano-British cemetery radiocarbon dates. Michael Farley and Richard Wright
The Museum
REVIEWS: • Britons and Saxons: The Chiltern region, by K Rutherford Davis. Arnold Baines • Buckinghamshire Records Office Annual Report and list of accessions 1981. E M E • Needlemaking, by John Rollins. M D • The Rose family: Rayners and Tylers Green, by Miles Green and Evelyn Clarke. John Chenevix Trench • The Aylesbury Duck, by Alison Cole. John Chenevix Trench
OBITUARIES: Major Leslie Marler; W F Serby; and others
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society, Contents

1982 Volume 24
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Cover, title page, contents
The Chetwode-Hillesden Charter of 949. Arnold Baines
Buckinghamshire watermills. County Museum Archaeological Group
Excavations at Low Farm, Fulmer, Buckinghamshire: 2-The medieval manor. Michael Farley
The Agricultural Children's Act of 1873 and the employment of children: Response and reaction in Buckinghamshire. Kathleen Bailey
Salvage excavations at 13-19 Buckingham Street and the Bull's Head redevelopment site, Aylesbury, in 1979 and 1980. David Allen
A medieval pottery industry at Boarstall in Buckinghamshire. Michael Farley
The account books of William Cooper, millwright of Aylesbury. Mary Farnell
The geology of Caldecotte balancing lake, Milton Keynes. J D Radley and R J Suthren
The Freemans of Fawley and their buildings. Geoffrey Tyack
Medieval pottery from the 1978 excavations at Temple Farm, Brill. R J lvens
Archaeological notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum.
NOTES: • A Roman coin hoard from Moneybury Hill, Pitstone. J A Davies • A late medieval bronze purse mount from Denham. Stephen Greep • The murder of Thomas of Amersham. John Chenevix Trench • Royal arms in Buckinghamshire churches. E V
The Museum; the County Record Office
REVIEWS: • The English Rothschilds, by Richard Davis; Dear Lord Rothschild: Birds, butterflies and history, by Miriam Rothschild; Beechwoods and bayonets: The book of Halton, by Andrew Adam. E V • Dr John Lee of Hartwell, by Hugh Hanley. J M D • The history of Beaconsfield, by A W Taylor. John Chenevix Trench
OBITUARIES: Lady Hartwell; Hayward Parrott; Reverend C Norman White; Reverend G T Barker
The Society, the Natural History Section
Index to volumes 21-24
Officers of the Society; Contents

1983 Volume 25
All articles in volume 25 are available on-line
Cover, title and contents list
Iron Age Occupation, a Middle Saxon cemetery, and 12th to 19th-century urban occupation: Excavations in George Street, Aylesbury, 1981. David Allen and C H Dalwood
The houses of Coleshill: the social anatomy of a 17th-century village. John Chenevix Trench
The Lady Elgiva, St Aethelwold and the Linslade Charter of 966. Arnold Baines
Isis at Thornborough. Miranda Green
A prehistoric crouched burial at Princes Risborough. Michael Farley and Sue Browne
‘A place much in need of a special effort’: A Scottish evangelist in Aylesbury, 1876-77. John Wilson
Evidence for a medieval pottery industry at Potter Row, Great Missenden. Helen Ashworth
A bibliography of Buckinghamshire Coleoptera. Christopher Reid
Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
NOTES: • An eighth-century Anglo-Saxon coin from Walton, Aylesbury. D M Metcalf • ‘All human life is here’ – witnesses' indictments to the Assize Court 1704. John Chenevix Trench • Cheddington hillfort. Michael Farley
The Museum, the County Record Office
REVIEWS: • The people of Chesham, their births, marriages and deaths 1637-1730, by Chess Valley Archaeological and Historical Society. L M H • Drawings of Stowe by Jean-Claude Nattes. E V • Buckinghamshire contributions for Ireland 1642 and Richard Grenville's military accounts 1642-1645, edited by John Wilson. Ian Beckett
OBITUARY: John Frederick Head
The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society

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