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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.
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.
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.
Blockley and Northwick Gloucestershire

Ref: 2007/221/B

Pub. Blockley Antiquarian Society.
Stanton An Introduction to its History & People

Ref: 1998/034/G

History of Stanton. Henry Izod Rector of Stanton with Snowhill 1623 – 1650. Pub. Stanton History Society.
Bells Brasses Benefactions Monuments & Charities

Ref: 2008/012/B

Printed Vale Press, 2007. The Parish Church of St Peter & St Paul Blockley. Signed by the author. Letter to Carol Jackson.
Blockley through Twelve Centuries

Ref: 2009/009/B

Pub. Kineton: Roundwood Press, 1974. Owned by J.P. Nelson, with cuttings (one about Joanna Southcott) and a letter from the author to Mr Nelson.
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.
The Open Fields

Ref: 1994/014/B

Pub. Oxford Clarendon Press, 1954 (2nd edition)
Hook Norton 2000 AD The Millennium Book

Ref: 2003/170/B

Printed by KMS Litho, Hook Norton. History of Hook Norton
Notes on Saintbury

Ref: 1996/009/B

Glebe Publishing, also leaflet “Cusack’s Glebe, circa 1390.
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.
Foxcote, the Story of an English Estate

Ref: 2014/003/B

The story of the Foxcote estate from the Domesday Survey up to the present time. It was commissioned by the current owners and privately printed.
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 ...
A Tapestry in Time

Ref: 2001/071/DS

A brief history of the Church of St Martin and the Manor of Barcheston. A pamphlet produced to accompany an exhibition held in the church on 15th-16th September 2001.
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.
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, ...
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.

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