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Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 26-30
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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| 1984 Volume 26 |
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Grim's Ditch, Ivinghoe. Jean Davis and J G Evans
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The Danish wars and the establishment of the borough and county of Buckingham. Arnold Baines
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The evolution and decline of the Restoration militia in Buckinghamshire, 1660-1745. Ian Beckett
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The wall-paintings in St Lawrence's Church, Broughton. John Edwards
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A medieval pottery industry at Olney Hyde. Dennis Mynard
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The Civil War destruction of Boarstall. Stephen Porter
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Iron Age occupation at Long Crendon. Philip Carstairs
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A new fauna from the Upper Lydite bed (Portlandian), near Whitchurch, Buckinghamshire. J D Radley
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Law enforcement, crime and punishment in seventeenth-Century Buckinghamshire. N D Rogerson
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The burnt mounds of Chalfont St Giles: a survey. Simon Smithson
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The Whitelock monument in Fawley Church. Lorna Head
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Archaeological Notes from Buckinghamshire County Museum. edited by Michael Farley
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• A cache of bronze finger-rings from Amersham. Martin Henig
• The Chalfont St Peter ‘Mars’. Martin Henig
• Cholesbury-cum-St Leonards: A modern perambulation of ancient boundaries. Arnold Baines
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The Museum, the County Record Office
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REVIEWS:
• The Wiggs of Mentmore, by Gerald and Elizabeth Elvey. John Chenevix Trench
• The life and times of Thomas Harding, by Arnoild Baines and Shirley Foxell. E M E
• Hatchments in Britain 4: Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire, edited by Peter Summers. Arnold Baines
• The history of St Margaret's Church, Tylers Green, by Miles Green
• Buckinghamshire maps and history, by Valerie Scott and Eve McLaughlin
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The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society
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| 1985 Volume 27 |
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The Verneys and the sequestrators in the Civil Wars 1642-56. John Broad
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A neolithic settlement at Stacey Bushes, Milton Keynes. Stephen Green and Stephanie Sofranoff
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Hardmead and its deserted village. Paul Smith
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The development of the borough of Buckingham, 914-1086. Arnold Baines
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The Buckinghamshire saints reconsidered 1: St Firmin of North Crawley. Robert Hagerty
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Two post-medieval pottery kilns and associated products from Prosser's Yard, Brill. W D Cocroft
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The Manor and Abbey of Burnham. Sister Jane Mary SPB and D D and D M Miller
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The wall-painting of the unknown saint at St Mary's Church, Padbury. John Edwards
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Excavations near Mount Wood, Chenies. Rosalind Dunnet
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Excavations at Bury Farm, Amersham. Chess Valley Archaeological and Historical Society
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Archaeological notes from Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
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• A slipware bowl from Cuddington. W D Cocroft
• Amersham finger-rings. Martin Henig
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The Museum, County Record Office
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REVIEWS:
• The Aylesbury Association for the Protection of Persons and Property 1785-1985, by Elliott Viney. John Chenevix Trench
• The Buckinghamshire Posse Comitatus 1798, edited by Ian Beckett. John Chenevix Trench
• Call to arms, by Ian Beckett. John Broad
• The Catuvelauni, by Keith Branigan. Robert Hagerty
• English Baptist Records 1: The General Baptist Church of Berkhamsted, Chesham and Tring, transcibed by Reverend L Champion. Christopher Stell
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OBITUARY: Gerald Elvey
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The Society, the Natural History Section, Officers of the Society, Contents
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| 1986 Volume 28 |
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Excavations in Bierton, 1979: A late Iron Age ‘Belgic’ settlement and evidence for a Roman villa and a twelfth to eighteenth-century manorial complex. David Allen
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The Wendover Election of 1741. William Mead
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The origin of the Borough of Newport Pagnell. Arnold Baines
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Wolverton: A magnet for migrants 1837–1861. J French
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Two Iron Age sites on the Newport Pagnell by-pass. Michael Farley and David Knight
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An archaeological survey of the Dorney area. Philip Carstairs<
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Excavations at the motte, Weston Turville Manor, 1985. Peter Yeoman
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The Turvilles and the castle of Weston Turville. Robert Hagerty
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Chartridge and Pednor hedgerows: A landscape study. Peter Casselden
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Archaeological notes from Buckinghamshire County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
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The Museum, the County Record Office
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REVIEWS:
• The autobiography of Joseph Mayert of Quainton 1783-1839, edited by Ann Kussmaul. E V
• Seventy summers, by Tony Harman. Arnold Baines
• A guide to the historic buildings of Milton Keynes, by Paulk EWoodfield and Milton Keynes Development Council. John Chenevix Trench
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OBITUARIES: Rex Wailes, Mrs Kate White
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| 1987 Volume 29 |
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Excavations at Magiovinium, Buckinghamshire, 1978-80. David Neal
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The Buckinghamshire saints reconsidered 2: St Osyth and St Edith of Aylesbury. Robert Hagerty
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Chartridge and Pednor Hedgerows; A landscape study, part 2: Implications for landscape history. Peter Casselden
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A Romano-British pottery kiln at Springwood, Gerrards Cross. Bambi Stainton and Christopher Stanley
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An Anglo-Saxon cemetery at Bourne End, Wolverton, reinstated. Michael Farley
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The inclosure of Pitstone Common Wood in 1612. Hugh Hanley
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A gazetteer of cruck buildings in Buckinghamshire. R W Evans
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The Coccinellidae (Ladybirds): of Buckinghamshire. Chris Reid
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Archaeological notes from Buckinghamshire County Museum, edityed by Michael Farley
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The Museum, the County Record Office
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REVIEWS:
• Aldbury, the open village: a portrait of country life, by Jean Davis. Arnold Baines
• Aylesbury remembered: Conversations with Aylesbury people, the Aylesbury Past project. A C T
• Buckinghamshire Probate Inventories 1661-1714, edited by Michael Reed. John Chenevix Trench
• Fawley, Buckinghamshire, by Geoffrey Tyack. Martin Andrew
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| 1988 Volume 30 |
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Rectory Cottages, Bletchley. Allan Adams, Peter Jarvis and Edward Legg
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Excavations at Desborough Castle, High Wycombe, 1987. Mark Collard
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Saint Wulfstan in Buckinghamshire. Arnold Baines
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Medieval pottery production areas near Rush Green, Denham. Michael Farley and Howard Leach
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The Buckinghamshire saints reconsidered 3: St Rumwold (Rumbold) of Buckingham. Robert Hagerty
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Another Roman building at Wymbush, Milton Keynes. Bob Zeepvat
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A political agent at work in eighteenth-century Aylesbury. Alan Dell
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Excavation of an early post-medieval kiln at Temple Street, Brill, 1983. Peter Yeoman
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‘New Town Blues’: How a railway company avoided the problem at Wolverton. Peter Richards
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Salvage excavations of a Roman enclosure at the Watermead roundabout, Buckingham Road, Aylesbury. Alison Hawkins and Hal Dalwood
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Archaeological investigation of ‘The Old Churchyard’, Olney. Mark Collard
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A History of the Society: part 1: 1847-1897. Elliott Viney
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Archaeological Notes from the County Museum, edited by Michael Farley
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• Two Neolithic polished flint axes from the Vale of Aylesbury. Hal Dalwood
• Excavations at Moat Farm, Hedgerley Hedgerley Historical Society and Chess Valley Archaeological and Historical Society
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The Museum; the County Record Office
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REVIEWS:
• Aldbury people 1885-1945, by Jean Davis. John Chenevix Trench
• House history: A short guide to sources, Buckinghamshire Record Office.
• Roman Milton Keynes: excavations and fieldwork 1971-1982, edited by Dennis Mynard. Keith Branigan
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OBITUARIES: Sir Frank Francis, Major John Young, Professor William Grimes, Professor A C Chibnall, Kenneth Webb, Harry Bradburn, Mrs Maisie Cooper
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