Search the archive

Currently displaying: 131 results

You've searched for:

1. Century: "19th" x
2. Century: "17th" x

Search term

Filter by Subject
Filter by Format
Filter by Century

Research papers of Geoffrey Powell about Baptist Hicks.

Ref: 2005/118/DO

Research papers of Geoffrey Powell (Past CADHAS President) about Baptist Hicks. 1. Glos. History Magazine 1987, copy, p.7 small section on Baptist Hicks and mention of Keyte of Ebrington Hall. 2. Papers about the portraits of Baptist Hicks and his wife. 3. Papers regarding permissions for the book of Campden. 4. Copy of Middlesex Count ...
Geoffrey Powell, research notes

Ref: 2006/093/DO

Research Papers of Geoffrey Powell, drafts: 1. Religion, Drink and the Schools. 2. The Church in the Middle Ages,
Noel family history

Ref: 1996/151/G

Noel family genealogical table with typed notes by Carol Jackson. Given 9.11.1996. The family tree has been mounted and is hung in the corridor outside the Archive room. This chart is “Pedigree of Diana Baroness Barham, only child of Charles Middleton, Baron Barham of Barham Court and Teston in the County ...
Old Campden House, Landmark Trust Report

Ref: 2005/103/DS

Landmark Trust Report on the Old Campden House, East and West Banqueting Houses and the Almonry
Northwick Park, book by Richard A Bertocci, pub 2014

Ref: 2015/033/B

Northwick Park, book by Richard A Bertocci, pub 2014 by Blockley Heritage Society
The British Almshouse. 2016. Chap 18 features Sir Baptist Hicks Almshouses

Ref: 2016/017/B

The British Almshouse:new perspectives on philanthropy c. 1400-1914. pub 2016 by FACHRS. Ed. Nigel Goose, Helen Caffrey and Anne Langley. Chap 18 features Sir Baptist Hicks Almshouses, by Judith Ellis
Chipping Campden from the Grass Roots. booklet by John Horne 1982

Ref: 2016/030/B

Chipping Campden from the Grass Roots: The Wool Trade in 1400 and the development to 1930. booklet by John Horne. 1982
Old Campden houses, research by Peter Gordon

Ref: 2000/109/DS

Volumes I to IV on title deeds of Campden properties. (Peter Gordon Collection) SEE also Search Aids for this information + additional material VOLUME I A. Abbotsbury, Westington, 1799-1988 (see also Elm Tree House and “Little Hay”). B. Berrington Mill, 1922-90 C. Charlecote, High Street, 1730 – c. 1900 (see also Montrose). Cheltenham and Gloucester Building Society, High Street, 1871-1988 D. ...
Campden Manor, Chipping Campden

Ref: 2004/155/DS

Campden House, from Nicholas Kingsley’s book “The Country Houses of Gloucestershire” includes drawings, site plan and recent copy of a photograph of Campden House.pub. London 1989/2002, p.62
A few Historical Facts about Burnt Norton

Ref: 1994/053/DS

Description of Burnt Norton house from 1620 to 1987, typescript.
A Jacobean Piped Water Supply in Chipping Campden

Ref: 2005/057/DS

Information, sketches and photographs about the Conduit House and the water supply to old Campden House, by Gordon Croot
The Landmark Trust

Ref: 2011/016/DS

Leaflet about Old Campden House, Banqueting Houses, repairs to the East Banqueting House and Gatehouse and an illustration of Campden House seen in a drawing by William Hughes, c.1750. From Allan Warmington’s papers.
The Lordship of Chipping Campden

Ref: 2009/252/DS

The sale of the Lordship of the Manor, details about the manor for the auction sale, some inaccuracies.
The other Campden House, home of Sir Baptist Hicks

Ref: 2007/128/DS

Campden House, Kensington, 1965 newspaper cutting. One of the two stone dogs which guarded the house remains in Kensington Central Library.
This Dark and Mysterious Business

Ref: 2005/034/DS

An investigation into the Campden Wonder. Pub. C 2000. Copy of Peter Clifford’s book.
William Grevel's House Chipping Campden

Ref: 2005/092/DS

Copy of an article in a student magazine (pub. 1997) with plans, illustrations and description of William Grevel’s House. Letter from Morris Barton to Allan Warmington about the article.
Chipping Campden School 550th Anniversary

Ref: 2006/197/DO

Chipping Campden School, appeal booklet for 550th Anniversary 1440-1990, giving a brief history of the school, details of the building project, floor plans and elevations, together with an appeal letter
Supplement to Warner family history, 1985,

Ref: 2003/043/G(WA)

Supplement to Warner family history, 1985, compiled by Helen Whitacre Burke 1981, with revisions 1982. 2 copies (One copy passed to Blockley Heritage Group).
Olimpic Games reference in the Daily Telegraph, 2006

Ref: 2007/099/DS

Olimpic Games reference in the Daily Telegraph, 13/6/2006
Poor Law Records for Chipping Campden, (1659 -1850)

Ref: 1998/046/DG

Poor Law Records for Chipping Campden, (1659 – 1850) extracted from “Overseers for the Poor”, Parish papers, G.R.O by John Loosley. Scanned document. Includes: Poor Law Records Guide, Alphabetical name list, Indemnity Bonds (1659 – 1700), Settlement Certificates (1697 – 1796), Removal Orders (1708 – 1850), Settlement Examinations (1737 – 1845), Alphabetical list ...
Campden Through the Ages

Ref: 2000/004/E

Programme for a Pageant by Chipping Campden WI (1064-1970), for Scuttlebrook Wake Week, 28/5/1970
Chipping Campden Treasures

Ref: 2000/003/E

Catalogue of the “Treasures” on display at an exhibition in Chipping Campden Town Hall, 26th August – 31st August, 1967.
Keyte family history

Ref: 2001/021/G

The Keyte Family Tree (Kycht, Kyte, Keyt, Kite, Keight). Covering letter from Ann & Roger Keight, Fulford,Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs.
Noel family history

Ref: 1996/150/G

Noel family genealogical table with typed notes by Carol Jackson. Given 9.11.1996. The family tree has been mounted and is hung in the corridor outside the Archive room. This chart is “Showing the lineal descent of the issue of Sir Gerard Noel Baronet, by Lady Diana, Baron of Barham from the ...

PAGE: 12 3 4 5 6 Next >

More details
Contact us
The Old Police Station
High Street
Chipping Campden
Gloucestershire
GL55 6HB

Website by CommunitySites

Search the archive

Filter by Subject

Filter by Format

Filter by Century