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Norfolk 1817 Poll Book
Stepping Stones CD publication. Contents of the Norfolk Poll Book Lists of Names of land freeholders Places of freehold Occupiers Names of the land if not themselves Adobe Reader 5... More Info
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Headley Miscellany, Volume 3
Contents - Headley 1066-1966, Chapters 5 to 8; Inventory of The Wheatsheaf, 1864; A Scandal in Wishanger, 1876; The Canadians in Headley ? 1943; Headley Park & Headley Wood, 1945?49; The Pageant of Headley, 1951; Notes on Headley written in 1975. This issue is a true miscellany, containing articles from home and abroad, from contributors and from the archives, and ranging in content from per...More Info
Headley Miscellany, Volume 4
Contents - Headley 1066-1966, The Holme School; "Hartie", Harriett Rowswell, 1879-1965, born in Arford; Hollywater and Standford during the 1950s; Memories of Moor House Farm between the Wars; Early Days at Mellow Farm, 1950s The serialisation of Canon Tudor Jones?s Headley 1066-1966 in this issue covers his fascinating chapter on the Holme School and other early examples of education in the ...More Info
Headley Miscellany, Volume 5
Contents - Headley 1066-1966, a Miscellany, Mr Laverty; William Cobbett's experience in Headley, November 1822, taken from his 'Rural Rides'; Local map of 1776; Extract from the diary of Mabel Hussey, Aug 1940?Jul 1941, a long-serving teacher at the Holme School; Perambulation of the Bounds of Headley Parish in 1890 and the solution of a 'knotty point' at Ogmoor; Wood engravings & Lithographs of H...More Info
Solace - at the time of the Dead Sea Scrolls
A story which offers a taste of the world into which Jesus was born, seen through the eyes of six-year old Yedidyah. *Anandi Saraph* Supplied by John Owen Smith
Till All The Seas Run Dry - sequel to 'The Secret Garden'
For those who have read and enjoyed 'The Secret Garden', this sequel will have a special appeal, in which Mary, Colin and Dickon meet again at Misselthwaite ten years later - it will warm the heart and stir the memory. *Susan Webb* Supplied by John Owen Smith