Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 41-45

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2001 Volume 41
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Peasants, peers and graziers: The landscape of Quarrendon interpreted. Paul Everson
A late Bronze Age to Roman site at the former Nurses Home, Oxford Road, Stone. Catriona Gibson and others
Late Iron Age features at Reserve Site 5, Downs Barn, Milton Keynes. Jonathan Last
Iron Age and Roman settlements with prehistoric and Saxon features at Fenny Lock, Milton Keynes. Steve Ford and others
The smallest estates in Domesday Buckinghamshire. Keith Bailey
Beating the bounds: Rogationtide at Waddesdon. Arnold Baines
A corpus of medieval and early modern weaponry in Buckinghamshire County Museum. Linda Babb
Aylesbury in the Civil War. George Lamb
John Mason and Henry Maurice: a seventeenth-century Buckinghamshire friendship. Marilyn Lewis
The site of the old church at Hartwell. Michael Farley and Eric Throssell
Aylesbury and High Wycombe in 1881: an essay in census statistics. David Thorpe
NOTES: • Buckinghamshire parish names – some amendments. Keith Bailey
Archaeological Notes
REVIEWS: • A review of some of Buckinghamshire's Millennium histories, by various authors, Julian Hunt; • The archaeology of Greater London, Museum of London Archaeology Service, Alexander (Sandy) Kidd; • Datchet past, by Janet Kennish, Hugh Hanley; • Thomas Hickman's Charity, Aylesbury 1698–1998, by Hugh Hanley, E V; • Buckinghamshire in the 1760s and 1820s: the county maps of Jefferys and Bryant, Roger Kain; • The story of the Metropolitan and Great Central Line, by Clive Foxell, Peter Gulland; • Sir Albert Richardson 1880–1964, by Alan Powers, Simon Houfe and John Wilton-Ely, Ian Toplis
The Society, the Library and the Natural History Section
The Museum, the County Records and Local Studies Service, the Council Archaeological Service
OBITUARY: Philip Bartholomew
Corrigenda to volume 40
Officers of the Society, Contents

2002 Volume 42
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The population of Buckinghamshire in 1086. Keith Bailey
Penn tiles from Penn Church. Stanley and Pauline Cauvain
The excavation of Gorefields: A medieval nunnery and grange at Stoke Goldington. Dennis Mynard and Richard Ivens
Upton Church and the Bulstrode brasses. Audrey Baker
Charity and status: The activities of Sir John Kederminster at Langley Marish (now Langley, Slough). Pauline Fenley
The Dinton Church Sundial. Christopher Daniel
NOTES: • The rebuilding of Ceely House, Aylesbury – some new evidence. Hugh Hanley • The journey to work in Buckinghamshire 1921–1971. David Thorpe
Archaeological Notes
REVIEWS: • Turning the plough: Midlands Open Fields – landscape character and proposals for management, by David Hall. Michael Farley • The Royal Latin School, Buckingham, by Paul Poornan. John Clarke • Fingest: Stony ground, by John Holborow. Hugh Hanley • Twelve generations: Gleanings from the Coales family archives, by John Coales. Edward Legg • Village, hamlet and field: Changing medieval settlements in central England, by Carenza Lewis, Patrick Mitchell-Fox and Christopher Dyer. W R Mead • The world's banker: The history of the House of Rothschild, by Niall Ferguson. David Thorpe
The Society 2000, the Library, the Natural History Section
Buckinghamshire County Museum, the County Records and Local Studies Service, the County Archaeological Service
OBITUARIES: Arnold H J Baines, Michael Reed, Edward Vere Wright
Officers of the Society, Contents

2003 Volume 43
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The Aylesbury Steeplechase. Elliott Viney
Dr John Lee of Hartwell and his Swedish Journey, 1807-1809. William R Mead
The excavation and metallographical analysis of a Bronze-Age sword recovered from Ivinghoe Beacon. Gary Marshall and P Northover
Iron Age settlement at Cranborne Avenue, Westcroft, Milton Keynes. S Anthony
A Romano-British cremation burial from Wellwick Farm, Wendover. Bob Zeepvat
The Church in Anglo-Saxon Buckinghamshire c650-c1100. Keith Bailey
Excavation of a medieval settlement, late-Saxon features and a Bronze Age cremation cemetery at Loughton, Milton Keynes. Jo Pine
Open-field enclosure and village shrinkage at Aston Sandford. Peter Gulland
John Mason: Anglican millenarian and friend of dissenters. Marilyn Lewis
The Portland family and Bulstrode Park. Audrey M Baker
Life in a Georgian workhouse. J Coppock
Aston Clinton Manor House: From moated site to classical mansion. Diana Gulland
NOTES: • The population of Buckinghamshire in 1086: Some reflections on the Domesday Book evidence. David Thorpe; • The population of Buckinghamshire in 1086: A reply. Keith Bailey; • The ‘Baby Welcome’ at Lane End: Pioneer work in infant welfare. Sarah Charlton • Catsbrains and Conningers. Keith Bailey.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL NOTES
REVIEWS: • Charles Bridgeman and the English landscape gardens • Waddesdon Manor: The heritage of a Rothschild house • Wings over Wing: The story of a World War II bomber training unit • Buckingham at war • Gathering the people, settling the land: The archaeology of a middle Thames landscape • The Romanesque fonts of northern Europe and Scandinavia.
The Society, the Library; Natural History Section
Bucks County Museum; Centre for Bucks Studies; County Archaeological Service
OBITUARIES: Elliott Viney, Jeffrey David Hawkins
Officers of the Society, Contents.

2004 Volume 44
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Multi-period activity at Main Street, Ashendon: Excavations in 1999. Dan Slatcher, John Samuels and 0thers
A late-medieval decorated floor tile, with other ceramic products from kiln areas at Cadmore End Common, Fingest – a preliminary note. Barbara Hurman
The Penn Doom. Miles Green
Who was who and who became who: Buckinghamshire landowners 1066 and 1086. Keith Bailey
The Oxford Road windmill, Aylesbury. Ron Humphrey
Hillforts and churches: a coincidence of locations? Alexander (Sandy) Kidd
A Romano-British burial at Princes Risborough. Caroline Appleton and Rob Armour Chelu
Swifts over Haddenham. Peter Gulland
NOTES: • Land of Aylesbury's Friarage. Hugh Hanley • Aston Sandford – some reflections on its early history. Keith Bailey • Buckinghamshire field-Names 2: The dead. Keith Bailey • Lost Paintings from Dinton Hall. George Lamb
Archaeological Notes
REVIEWS: • Memories of the Metropolitan and Great Central Joint Line, by Clive Foxell. Peter Gulland • Pehr Kalm: A Finnish visitor to the Chilterns in 1748, by William Mead. Keith Bailey • Index to Probate Records of the Archdeaconry Court of Buckingham 1483–1660, and of the Buckinghamshire Peculiers 1620–1660, edited by Julian Hunt, Roger Bettridge and Alison Toplis. Ralph Houlbrooke • Medieval Penn floor tiles, by Miles Green. Oliver Millar • Stony Stratford past, by Robert Ayers and Audrey Lambert. Edward Legg • Bletchley town historical trail, by John Taylor and Tracy Whitmore. Edward Legg
The Society in 2002, the Library, the Natural History Section
Buckinghamshire County Museum, the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, the County Archaeological Service
OBITUARIES: John Gordon Chenevix Trench, Pauline Fenley
Officers of the Society, Contents

2005 Volume 45
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Excavation of an early Saxon settlement at Pitstone. Mark Phillips and others
Some new light on Caldecote and the ancient endowment of Aylesbury Minster. Hugh Hanley
Earthworks at Lavendon. Tony Brown and Paul Everson
A survey of earthworks and structural remains at Bray's Wood, The Lee. Daniel Secker
Latchmoor and the early history of Gerrards Cross. A M Baker
Early medieval Stewkley: settlements and fields. Keith Bailey
Medieval tile industry at Penn. Miles Green
Water Eaton Mill. Edward Legg
An archaelogical survey of the manor house and gardens, Stantonbury, Milton Keynes. Helen Bamford, David Went and David Mcomish
Destroyed by the Temples: the deserted village of Stowe. Mark Page
John Hone (circa1740–1819), gentleman of Great Marlow and Dublin. John Fox
NOTES: • Buckinghamshire Field-Names 3: trees and crops. Keith Bailey • Mursley's medieval market. Keith Bailey • Thornton church clock. Edward Legg
Archaeological Notes
REVIEWS: • Image and devotion in late medieval England, by Richard Marks. Michael Hardy • Seekers and finders: Quakers in High Wycombe 1650–2000 – a brief history, by Hugh and Joyce Mellor. Hugh Hanley • Aylesbury Quakers and their meeting house 1689–1933, by Jack Davis. Hugh Hanley • A Jarvis tapestry: The early history of a Buckinghamshire family from Tudor to Victorian times, by Gloria Jarvis-Smith A Jarvis tapestry part 2: The story of an Edwardian family of Aylesbury at home and beyond, through the twenties and thirties to modern times, by Gloria Jarvis-Smith and Rupert Jarvis. Alan Dell • Historic views of Buckinghamshire. Charles Boot
The Society, the Library, the Natural History Section
Buckinghamshire County Museum, the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, the County Archaeological Service
OBITUARIES: Captain Sir Thomas Erasmus Barlow; Donald Wheeler; Bryan Harris Blake
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