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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 ...
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.
Lord's demesnes in Campden.

Ref: 2006/222/DO

History of the Lord’s demesnes in Campden, The Domesday Book, the early thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, the seventeenth century, enclosures 1799. Extract from Gloucestershire Notes & Queries, Vol I. P302, CCCXIII. Charter granted by James I.
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.
Incumbents of Chipping Campden

Ref: 2002/044/DO

Notes prepared by Donald Holdsworth of Stretton-on-Fosse. Details of the Incumbents of St. James’s Church 1180 – 2001. Diocese of Worcester 1180 – 1460; Diocese of Gloucester 1544 – 2001. List of references. 2002. Relates to 1195/031/TA
Lordship title to be auctioned

Ref: 2009/118/DS

Manors of Chipping Campden and Charingworth to be auctioned on November 15th 2007, by instruction of Lord Gainsborough. Cutting from ‘The Journal’, 1st November 2007.
Mickleton

Ref: 2010/227/DS

History of Mickleton in short articles, mentions Endymion Porter and his family. Occupants of the manor in Mickleton include Thomas Fisher and the Graves.
Exton Park, notes and correspondence.

Ref: 1996/031/G

Notes on Exton Park. Photographs of Exton Park and the Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Exton. Also details of Campden House, Kensington from “Abbeys, Castles and Ancient Halls of England and Wales” by John Timbs and Alexander Gunn, pp 178-180. Copies of letters between Peter Gordon and Viscountess Campden, concerning Exton. ...
Deserted Medieval Village of Norton Subedge, documents

Ref: 1997/159/DS

Documents about the Deserted Medieval Village of Norton Subedge. Fom 1086 to the present.
Deserted Mediaeval village of Naunton-sub-Edge, Details of investigation.

Ref: 2000/035/DS

Deserted Mediaeval village of Naunton-sub-Edge (Norton-sub-edge) investigation by David Vince and Professor Chris Dyer of The University of Birmingham. (Saturday February 19th,2000) Notes on period 1100 to 1620. Investigation of Roman stone coffin dating from 350 – 400. Visit 19th February 2000.
Some medieval references to Norton

Ref: 2013/069/DS

Typed transcript of references to Norton taken from various documents dating from Domesday Book in 1086.
The Fields in the Valley

Ref: 2006/126/DO

Covers 689AD – 1799. Includes old hamlets,medieval fields and wool.
The Kingdom of the HWICCE and the Formation of the Arthurian Legend.

Ref: 2004/016/DS

A consideration of the legend of King Arthur. MS.
Christopher Whitfield, talk 1959

Ref: 2010/332/DO

Edited transcript of a talk given by Christopher Whitfield F.S.A to the Bristol and Gloucestershire Archaeological Society on their visit to the Norman Chapel 16/7/1959. The article mentions Wickomar the Breton, Walton de Cotes, William de Mareschall, Richard of Grenville, Richard de Somery, William de Wyleigh, Henry Weolye (Wyleigh?), Hugh de Audley, William Bradway, Robert ...
Lords of the Manor of Chipping Campden

Ref: 2006/044/DO

2 Lists of the Lords of the Manor of Chipping Campden
Move from labour rents to money rents in medieval villages

Ref: 2006/046/DT

Brief description of proposed articles by David Vince, describing the move from labour rents to money rents in medieval times.
Royal Visits to Campden

Ref: 2007/231/DS

Visits of Henry II, King John, Henry III, Edward II, Edward VII and Queen Mary to Campden. by Josephine Griffiths
Research papers on Campden churches in medieval times

Ref: 2006/104/DO

Research papers of Allan Warmington, for “Campden A New History”, covering the following: 1. St. Werbergh’s Abbey and St James Church, 1093-1510. 2. Campden churches 1283-1553 3. List of records included in the Ecclesiastical Records of Campden, 1185-1374. 4. Bordesley Abbey and the land at Combe, 1136-1342 Revenues in Gloucestershire churches, n.d. Notes from Josephine Griffith’s papers in the Muniment Room, ...
Campden Charters, details

Ref: 2004/170/DS

Document concerning three of Campden’s old charters: 1. The Henry VIII Charter 2. The Philip and Mary Charter 3. The James I Charter Framed photographs of these charters now in Town Hall storage. Printed details of the contents of the charters for Philip and Mary and Henry VIII. Copy in Latin of the details of the Philip and Mary Charter. Digitised.
De Gondeville's Campden, map 1187

Ref: 2008/003/DS

Cutting from a document, unknown, n.d. With illustration of De Gondeville’s Campden 1187, showing the burgage plots.
Chipping Campden Population

Ref: 2010/020/DS

Population of Chipping Campden, from 1086 to 2001, broken down into the boroughs of Berrington, Broad Campden and Westingon. List of sources.
Campden Population Numbers

Ref: 2006/127/PP

Campden Population, in 1086 and from 1801 – 2000
St. Catharine's Church, history

Ref: 2003/152/DS

St Catharine’s Church, notes about the school and church

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