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Suffolk Poll Book 1790
The 1790 Poll for Knights of the Shire for Suffolk. Digitally enhanced images of the original text. Bookmarked by major headings. Fully printable.... More Info
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Barnet History Journal Vol 3 (2019)
A miscellany of articles including: Barnet’s Pearly King and Queens, A 1950sBus Journey, The Physic Well Refurbishment, Working with Field Marshall Montgomery and Clay Smoking Pipes. Size A5 32 pages
Barnet History Journal Vol 4 (2020)
A rich assortment of articles including: Barnet’s V2 Missile, Barnet in the Blitz, 1881 Smallpox Epidemic in Barnet, A Barnet Petty Sessions Case and Schoolchildren coping with the Pandemic of today. Size A5 46 pages
Hertfordshire 1731 -1800 as recorded in The Gentleman’s Magazine
This volume contains all Hertfordshire material of substance published in the Gentleman’s Magazine between 1731 and 1800. There are lists of births, marriages, bankruptcies and deaths. It is also a rich resource for research in many different areas of interest: history, robberies, court hearings, executions, fires and obituaries. There is an extensive index so information is easily accessible...More Info
Barnet History Journal: vol 05 (2021)
There is the usual rich variety of articles. Firstly the work of commercial photographer Samuel Hockett from the 1880s to the 1950s. The new A4 format for the history journals has enabled many large reproductions of key historical moments and also everyday scenes. In addition, an article about US founding fathers passing through Barnet; a local man’s reflections on his war service in North A...More Info
Barnet History Journal Vol 06 (2022)
A journal up to the usual high standard. For the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in June and to commemorate her death just 3 months later there is a eulogy to her achievements and information about her numerous visits to Barnet; a celebration of the pubs with a royal connection in their names; a history of Gladwyn’s Farm Totteridge; a spotlight on the 1963 plans for Barnet; a flying bomb catastr...More Info