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Articles in the Records of Buckinghamshire 1-5
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| 1854 Volume 1, part 1 |
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Cover, title page, preface and founding report
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Ancient British gold coins found in Whaddon Chase
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Antiquities of the Chiltern hills. Reverend W J Burgess
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Ancient customs, legends, traditions etc: Stephening at Drayton Beauchamp. Kappa
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Parochial notes - Chesham
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Aylesbury Church in 1848. George Gilbert Scott
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On the supposed Saxon work at Iver and at Wing. George Gilbert Scott
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Notes from the Minute Book of the Architectural and Archaeological Society, List of officers, List of members, Catalogue of books, Heads of information, Advertisements
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| 1854 Volume 1 part 2 |
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Opening address delivered at the Annual Meeting 1854. Archdeacon Bickersteth
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On the traces of ancient roads in the county of Buckingham. Reverend W J Burgess
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The destroyed and desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 1. Reverend W H Kelke
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On the history and antiquities of Mursley - part 1. Reverend Thomas Horn
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Aylesbury in the time of Henry VIII - from Leland's Itinerary.
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NOTES: Chicheley; West Wycombe Church
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| 1855 Volume 1 part 3 |
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The monument in Ivinghoe Church supposed to commemorate Henri De Blois, Bishop of Winchester
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The desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 2: Deanery of Buckingham.
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On Mursley-with-Salden - part 2: The Fortescues. Reverend Thomas Horn
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Notes on the ornithology of the county of Buckingham. Reverend Bryant Burgess
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Cold-Harbour
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Note on Saxon and other remains discovered at and near Mentmore. Frederick Ouvry
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On the ancient processional vestments. Frederick George Lee.
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| 1855 Volume 1 part 4 |
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Church bells - part 1. Reverend Robert Eaton Batty
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The shepherd's grave
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The desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 3: Deanery of Burnham
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Drayton Beauchamp. W Hastings Kelke
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St Mary's Ashendon. Reverend Frederick George Lee
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Earthworks at Hampden and Little Kimble. Boughey Burgess
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Hillesden Church
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Buckinghamshire notes and queries: North Marston Church; Cheddington Church; Horsenden Church; Akeley; Aylesbury Church; Quarrendon;
Fleet Marston; Mentmore; Weston Turville
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Quarterly meeting, Compilation of County History, Rules of the Society, Officers and members
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Catalogue of the Museum of Articles exhibited in the Town Hall, Buckingham, 1855
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| 1856 Volume 1 part 5 |
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Church bells - part 2
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On the entrenchments in Bray's Wood, near Lee, Great Missenden. Boughey Burgess
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Drayton Beauchamp - part 4: Manorial history
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On Mursley-with-Salden - part 3. Reverend Thomas Horn
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The desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 4: Deanery of Mursley
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Buckinghamshire notes and queries: The Quainton Thorn; Hawridge Church
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The society: Treasurer's accounts, Quarterly meeting, Publication in preparation, Notices
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| 1856 Volume 1 part 6 |
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The desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 5: Deanery of Mursley
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Upton Old Church
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Chetwode
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Drayton Beauchamp - part 5: Manorial history
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On the ancient crosses incised on the Chiltern hills at Monks Risborough and Bledlow. Reverend A Baker
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Annual excursion of the Society to Eton, Quarterly meeting, Miscellaneous extracts, Lists of Officers and Members
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| 1857 Volume 1 part 7 |
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Bierton with Quarrendon, Buckland and Stoke
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Drayton Beauchamp manorial history - part 6: The Cheyne family
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On the noble family De Bolebec. Reverend J Marsh
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Creslow pastures. W Hastings Kelke
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Seal of the Prioress of St Margaret's Nunnery, Ivinghoe
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The new church at Hawridge
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| 1858 Volume 1 part 8 |
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Remarks upon the former abundance and the present non-existence of Salmon in the River Thames. Reverend G Venables
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Biddlesden Abbey and its lands. Reverend H Roundell
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Wycombe
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The desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 6
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The restoration of Cuddington Church
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Drayton Beauchamp manorial history - part 7: The Cheyne family
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Eton - from Lysons' Magna Britannia
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Miscellaneous: Ancient stained glass; Monastic remains
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| 1859 Volume 2 part 1 |
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Title page of volume
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Notes on the life and labours of Browne Willis Esquire LLD, of Whaddon Hall, County of Buckinghamshire, born 1682 died 1760. Reverend H Roundell
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A letter from Admiral Smyth on the pursuit of archaeology
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Memorial window to Reverend R W Wrangham
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The ruins of the Chapel of St Peter, Quarrendon. Archdeacon Bickersteth
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Consecration of Fulmer Church 1610
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Wolves in Buckinghamshire in 1368
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Biddlesden Abbey and its lands - part 2. Reverend H Roundell
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Remarks upon the former abundance and the present non-existence of salmon in the River Thames - part 2. Reverend George Venables
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES: Nash Church, Roman coins at Snelshall, Skeletons at Hogshaw, Restoration of Mentmore Church, Font at Stony Stratford, Bell at Ivinghoe Church,
Harvest Home at Prestwood, Consecration Festival at Prestwood, Guineas at Whaddon Hall, Obituary Window at Colnbrook, Ancient ring at Stone, Roman building at Ellesborough,
Chapel at Wycombe Marsh, Bones near Aylesbury, Ancient finds at Little Kimble, Parsonage at Great Kimble, Marsworth Church
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Proceedings of the Society and Abstract of Accounts
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| 1859 Volume 2 part 2 |
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Cover and back cover
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Notes of ancient foundations in the parish of Ellesborough. John S Stone
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Coins Found at Soldiers' Mount in the parish of Princes Risborough. Reverend W J Burgess
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A glass painter at Wycombe in 1750
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Master John Shorne, the Marston saint. W Hastings Kelke
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Biddlesden Abbey and its lands - part 3. Reverend H Roundell
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Remarks upon the former abundance and the present non-existence of salmon in the River Thames - part 3. Reverend George Venables
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Form used by Bishop Barlow at the Consecration of Fulmer Church
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Memorial window to the late Mr and Mrs Field in St Mary's Church, Aylesbury
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Hillesden House in 1644. Reverend H Roundell
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Proceedings of the Society, Abstract of Accounts, List of officers, Ordinary members, Rules of the Society
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| 1860 Volume 2 part 3 |
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Title page of volume
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Notice of certain relics found near Aylesbury with further remarks on 'rubbings'. Vice-Admiral W H Smyth
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Suppression of a lay preacher 1704. Reverend H Roundell
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Remarks upon the former abundance and the present non-existence of salmon in the River Thames - part 4. Reverend George Venables
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Fibulae found at Ashendon and Stone
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On the manor and chase of Whaddon with its 'finds'. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Antiquities found near Thornborough
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Drayton Beauchamp: Manorial History - part 8. Reverend W H Kelke
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• Restoration of St Mary's, Lavendon
• Discovery of a vault in the churchyard at Chesham
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| 1860 Volume 2 part 4 |
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Cover with Contents
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Excavations at Dinton. J Y Akerman
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Flint implements from the drift. John Evans
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Remarkable burials. William Lowndes
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The Ryne Toll of Chetwode. Reverend H Roundell
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Licence to eat meat - an extract from the parish register at Hartwell
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The last gibbet in Buckinghamshire. J Wharton
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Curious notice concerning the Cromwell family - from the parish register, Amersham
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Historical memoranda of Bierton
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Ancient armour
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Relics Found at Tythrop House. Harry Lupton
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Swan upping
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Proceedings of the Society, Abstract of accounts, List of officerss and members 1860, Rules of the Society
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| 1861 Volume 2 part 5 |
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Cover with Contents
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A double-faced brass at Stone Church, with a few general remarks on the desecration and robberies in sacred edifices. Vice-Admiral W H Smyth
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Some notes concerning Olney. Walter Pennington Storer
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Sites of castles in Buckinghamshire
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Desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 7. W Hastings Kelke
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The garrison of Newport Pagnell during the Civil Wars. Reverend H Roundell
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Memorial window to Mr Collinson, Newport Pagnell
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| 1861 Volume 2 part 6 |
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Cover with Contents
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Lavendon Priory and Tickford Abbey. C G Hulton
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The garrison of Newport Pagnell during the Civil Wars - part 2. Reverend H Roundell
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The antiquities of Weston Turville. Reverend A Isham
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Aylesbury Parish Church
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The sepulchral brasses of Buckinghamshire - part 1: Deanery of Buckingham. Reverend J A Boodle
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A brief historical sketch of Aylesbury. Archdeacon Bickersteth
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Chipping Wycomb. Reverend W H Kelke
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• Letter to Lord Harley relating to coins found at Whaddon
• Licence to eat meat
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| 1862 Volume 2 part 7 |
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Cover with Contents
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Colour: How far admissible in architecture? Reverend G R Ferris
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The bells in Thornborough Church
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Antiquarian discoveries in Bierton. C Lamborn
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The sepulchral brasses of Buckinghamshire - part 2: Deanery of Buckingham. Reverend J A Boodle
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The garrison of Newport Pagnell during the Civil Wars - part 3. Reverend H Roundell
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The Bledlow Cross. Reverend W H Kelke
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Proceedings of the Society, Annual meeting, General meeting, Abstract of accounts, Back cover
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| 1862 Volume 2 part 8 |
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Cover with Contents
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More on the double-faced brass at Stone Church, with a few particulars respecting that edifice. Vice-Admiral W H Smyth
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The last gibbet. C Lamborn
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Amersham. Reverend W Hastings Kelke
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Discovery of human remains
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The garrison of Newport Pagnell during the Civil Wars - part 4. Reverend H Roundell
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The market cross at Buckingham
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Abstract of accounts
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Index to Volume 2
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Proceedings of the Society, The Museum, Evening meeting
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| 1863 Volume 3 part 1 |
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Cover with Contents, Title page to the volume
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Report of the committee read at the Annual Meeting 16 August 1862, Setting up of County Museum
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Notes on four inventories of the goods of members of the families of Hampden and Lee of Hartwell, furnished by John Lee Esquire LLD of Hartwell House. G H Sawtell
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Discovery of medieval pottery at Mentmore
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The sculptured monuments of Buckinghamshire, prior to the sixteenth century. Reverend W Hastings Kelke |
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Original licence granted to Richard Cartwright to eat flesh on fast days 1632, now in the possession of the Reverend W R Cartwright of Oakley, with a translation and notes. G H Sawtell
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Skeleton found at Stone
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St Mary's Church, Aylesbury
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The 'wat' at Aylesbury gaol
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| 1863 Volume 3 part 2 |
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Account of Roman foundations and other antiquities discovered in 1860-62 at Tingewick. Reverend H Roundell
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Chalfont St Giles
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Chesham. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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All Saints, Hulcott
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North Marston: The legend of Master John Shorne. Robert Gibbs, Back cover
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| 1864 Volume 3 part 3 |
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Title page of volume
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Stewkley Church past and present. Reverend C H Travers
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Notes on the foundation, endowment and fittings of the Chauntry Chapel at Littlecote in the parish of Stewkley in the thirteenth century. Reverend H Roundell
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The parish of Wing. Reverend P T Ouvry
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Dinton Church
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John Saunders, his book 1712
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A letter of Sir John Culpeper to Prince Rupert, informing him of the state of the Aylesbury Garrison 1643
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The cause of the death of Hampden. Robert Gibbs
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Fortifications of Aylesbury in the winter of 1643-44
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The sepulchral brasses of Buckinghamshire - part 3: Deanery of Newport Pagnell (including Errata) Reverend J A Boodle
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Annual meeting 1864
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| 1865 Volume 3 part 4 |
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Volume title page
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The destroyed and desecrated churches of Buckinghamshire - part 8: Deanery of Wycombe. Reverend W Hastings Kelke
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Aylesbury
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Doddershall in the parish of Quainton. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Description of the paintings discovered on north wall of Swanbourne Church. Reverend J Slatter
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The building of Wycombe Church in the eleventh century, the miracles of St Wulfstan, and heathenism at Wycombe and Berkhamsted.Edward John Payne
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OBITUARIES: Reverend Henry Roundell, George Grenville Wandesford Pigott, Reverend William Hastings Kelke
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Proceedings of the Society, Public meeting
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| 1866 Volume 3 part 5 |
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Ancient stone crosses with especial reference to those in the County of Buckinghamshire. W Hastings Kelke
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Roman villa at Wycombe. E J Payne
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Discovery of Anglo-Saxon remains in Stone
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The sepulchral brasses of Buckinghamshire - part 5: Deanery of Newport Pagnell. Reverend J A Boodle
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On the English Language. Archdeacon Bickersteth
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The Roman villa at Latimer. Reverend Bryant Burgess
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St Mary's Aylesbury
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OBITUARY: Admiral Smyth
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Proceedings of the Society, List of Officers, Ordinary members, Honorary members
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| 1867 Volume 3 part 6 |
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Volume title page
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On the character and beauties of medallion windows of the thirteenth century. F P Barraud
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The Lees of Quarrendon - part 1. Reverend Frederick George Lee |
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A plan of Chetwode Priory
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OBITUARY: John Lee
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Proceedings of the Society 1867
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| 1868 Volume 3 part 7 |
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Cover with Contents, Notice regarding a portrait of Sir John Fortescue of Salden, Chancellor of the Exchequer to Queen Elizabeth
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The Lees of Quarrendon - part 2. Reverend Frederick George Lee
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The Swan of Buckingham. Henry Gough
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Mural paintings in Whaddon Church. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Churches that have been lately built or restored: St Mary's Aylesbury, St James Aston Abbotts, Little Marlow, St Mary Edlesborough,
Oving, Latimer, St Mary the Virgin Westcot, Grendon Underwood, St Mary Bletchley
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On Gothic architecture. Archdeacon Bickersteth
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Notes of royal charters relating to Buckinghamshire
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Proceedings of the annual meeting for the year 1868
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| 1869 Volume 3 part 8 |
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Title page of volume
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The vestments of the Church. Reverend Wharton B Marriott
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Master John Shorne. Reverend W Sparrow Simpson
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Churches that have been lately built or restored: St Mary the Virgin Fleet Marston
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Chetwode Church. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Index to volume 3
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| 1870 Volume 4 part 1 |
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Cover
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The poets of Buckinghamshire: William Cowper. Archdeacon Bickersteth
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Wooburn
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St Mary's Church, Chesham. John Chapple
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Discovery of Roman Remains at Tingewick. Reverend J C Addison
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Church of All Saints, Lathbury. Reverend H Bull
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Proceedings of the Society: Annual meeting
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| 1871 Volume 4 part 2 |
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The manor and abbey of Medmenham. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Account of the nunnery of Little Marlow. Walter de Gray Birch
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Horsenden Church. J Eustace Grubb
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Worminghall Church. Reverend J Baron and Joseph Clarke
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Worminghall - Historical notices
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Restoration of Worminghall Church. Reverend James Statter
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St Mary's, Aylesbury: New glass windows etc
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Some account of the recent additions and alterations in the churches of Holy Trinity, Wolverton, and All Saints, Calverton
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Chapel of ease at Hollybush Hill
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| 1872 Volume 4 part 3 |
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Dinton Hall and Church. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Eton College. Reverend C O Goodford
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• Discovery of a Roman kiln at Stone
• Remains of an old boat found in the bed of the River Thames
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Bell-foundries in the County of Buckingham Thomas Archer Turner
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Illustrations of English History: England under the Anglo-Saxon monarchy. Reverend J R Pretyman
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Amphora found at Aston Clinton
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Notices of the life and character of Browne Willis. Venerable Archdeacon Bickersteth
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'Viarum Romanum in agro Buckinghamiae Vestigia' (Traces of Roman Roads in Buckinghamshire). Venerable Archdeacon Bickersteth
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Proceedings of the Society 1872
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| 1873 Volume 4 part 4 |
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Illustrations of English History part 2: The Danes in England. Reverend J R Pretyman
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• State chair of Sir John Fortescue of Salden. Reverend Frederick George Lee
• Chalk coffin in Hitcham churchyard
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Flowered quarry from Westlington. Reverend Frederick George Lee
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Deeds, documents, letters and papers relating to the Lees of Quarrendon. Reverend Frederick George Lee
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Memoir of Dr Martin Benson, Bishop of Gloucester 1735-1752. Reverend Martin E Benson
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Roman silver spoons. C Lowndes
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Proceedings of the Society: Annual meeting, List of Officers, Ordinary members
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| 1874 Volume 4 part 5 |
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Cover
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The market cross at Leighton Buzzard. Dr Lawford
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Romano-British urn discovered at Bierton
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Illustrations of English History part 3: Fall of the feudal system. Reverend J R Pretyman
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Preston Bissett
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New stained-glass window in Aylesbury Church
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Proceedings of the Society 1874: Annual meeting
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| 1875 Volume 4 part 6 |
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Cover
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Illustrations of English History part 5: Insurrections of the Commons in 1381 and 1450, and the extinction of serfdom and villeinage. Reverend J R Pretyman
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All Saints' Church, Hillesden. Sir George Gilbert Scott
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Church of St Mary, Aylesbury
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On an incised slab in Newton-Purcell Church. Edgar P Loftus Brock
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• Inscription to the memory of a heart in the church at Western Underwood
• Relic of an ancient mansion at Chicheley. Reverend W Jeudwine
• St Mary's Church, Chesham - Memorials to the late Reverend A F Aylward
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Illustrations of English History part 6: Effects of lay impropriation. Reverend J R Pretyman
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| 1876 Volume 4 part 7 |
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Cover
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Magna Charta. John Parker, Junior
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The ancient nunnery of Ankerwyke. Walter de Gray Birch
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Facts relating to the signing of Magna Charta, and Magna Charta Island. Reverend Charles Lowndes
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Proceedings of the Society 1876
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| 1877 Volume 4 part 8 |
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Cover
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Description of places on the banks of the River Thames, given during an excursion from Bourne End to Magna Charta Island. W Lowndes
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Illustrations of English History part 7: Successions to the English throne. Reverend J R Pretyman
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The new Clock Tower, Aylesbury
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Proceedings of the Society 1877: Annual meeting
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Index to Volume 4; Errata to Volumes 2 and 4
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