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Index to articles in the Records
of Buckinghamshire
Below is a list of the articles which have been published in the Records of Buckinghamshire (excluding very short notes). In early years a number of articles were published in parts. Where these lie within a volume they are only listed once.
Volumes: 1-5 | 6-10 | 11-15 | 16-20 | 21-25 | 26-30 | 31-35 | 36-40 | 41-45 | 46-47
| 1994 Volume 36 |
| Bradwell Abbey. D. C. Maynard, P. Woodfield and R. J. Zeepat |
| The Kedermister Library, An account of its origins and a reconstruction of its contents and arrangement. J. Francis |
| A Household Account Book of Thomas Wharton, 5 th Baron Wharton (1648-1715). E. Berry |
| Monks Risborough: New Light from Islington. A. H. J. Baines |
| An Anglo.Saxon Cemetary at Bottledump Corner, Tattenhoe, Milton Keynes. J. Parkhouse |
| An Eighteenth Century Dovecote at Stewkeley. J. McCann |
| Early Anglo.Saxon Territorial Organisation in Buckinghamshire and its Neighbours. K. A. Bailey |
| Wycombe Heath and its 'Charter.' J. C. Trench & M. Green |
| An Old Domeday Crux. A. H. J. Baines |
| The Building of Padbury Bridge. S. Eveleigh |
| Bredingcote: A 'Missing' Lost Village. |
| Captains Wood, Chesham. |
| 1995 Volume 37 |
| Investigations at Magiovinium 1990-91: The Little Brickhill and Fenny Stratford By-Passes. A. Hunn, J. Lawson & J. Parkhouse |
| Buckingham Slavery in 1086. K. A. Bailey |
| Archaeological Investigations at the Medieval Castlethorpe , Buckinghamshire. D. Bonner, J. Parkhouse & N. Smith |
| Bastardy:- Public Attitudes and Social Reality 1760-1840 with special reference to the Records of Hughenden and Aylesbury, and to local newspapers. S. Kelsey |
| The Chalfont St. Peter Roman Coin Hoard 1989. A. Hunn & M. Farley et al. |
| The Bucks Gazette and the Grenville Family 1829-1832. L. Lineham |
| Hambleden: The Bent Valley. A. H. J. Baines |
| Elmodesham House- An Amersham Landmark for Three Centuries. J. C. Trench & P. Fenley |
| A Bronze Age Gold Bracelet from the Lee. M. Farley |
| A Fourteenth-Century Effigy from St.Michael's Church, Thornton. |
| The Oak Screen at Brundenell House, Quainton. |
| An Unsung Victory for Bucks Cavalry. |
| 1996 Volume 38 (published 1996) |
| Investigations at the County Museum, Aylesbury. D. Bonner et al. |
| Rewalking the Tenth-century Perambulation of Winslow Manor. E. J. Bull & J. Hunt |
| A History of the Society: part 2 1897-1947. E. Viney |
| The Manor in Domesday Buckinghamshire: I. K. A. Bailey |
| A Corpus of Anglo-Saxon Weapons and Knives in Buckinghamshire County Museum. L. Babb |
| Two Water Meadows at Chenies, Buckinghamshire.J. Parkhouse and N. Smith |
| The Longevity of Field-Names: A case study from Sherington. A. Baines |
| Archaeological Investigations at Weston Underwood in 1994. D. Enright and J. Packhouse |
| A late Saxon Cemetery at Milton Keynes Village. J. Packhouse, R. Roseoff and J. Short et al. |
| A Government of Women Distinct from Men. M. Hall |
| Heraldic Shields in Old Wolverton Church Buckinghamshire. I. Day and D. Lee |
| Roman Lead-lined Coffins from Buckinghamshire |
| Possible Bundle Planting in the Chilterns |
| Possible Mole Traps |
| Great Missenden: a failed Borough? |
| A survey of Earthworks at Frith Hill, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire. D. Cater |
| 1997 Volume 39 |
| The Furlong Names of Chicheley. A. H. J. Baines |
| Investigations at Pann Mill, High Wycombe. S. Cauvain & P. Cauvain |
| The Manor in Domesday Buckinghamshire: 2. Demesnes. K. A. Bailey |
| Buckslow at Swanbourne and other Saxon Mound Names in Buckinghamshire. M. Farley |
| The Boundaries of Winslow - Some Comments. K. A. Bailey |
| Mills in Domesday Buckinghamshire. K. A. Bailey |
| Investigations at the Prehistoric Site at Coldharbour Farm, Aylesbury in 1996. D. Bonner & J. Parkhouse et al. |
| A Prehistoric site at Rislip Farm, Soulbury, D. Bonner & J. Parkhouse et al. |
| Christian and Pagans in Weedon, Buckinghamshire. M. Farley |
| A Hoard of Late Roman Pewter from Fleet Marston. J. Parkhouse |
| Archaeological Notes. |
| 1998 Volume 40 |
| The Bucks Herald, its Politics, Supporters and Finances, 1832-1867. L. Lineham |
| A prehistoric Ditch and other features at Princes Risborough Swimming Pool, Buckinghamshire. S. Ford et al. |
| The Excavation of a Roman Trackway and Field System at Three Locks Golf Course, Stoke Hammond, Buckinghamshire. S. Ford et al. |
| Buckinghamshire Parish Names. K. A. Bailey |
| Vendere Potuit; 'He could sell', to coin a Domesday phrase. K. A. Bailey |
| A ' Westminster Workshop Effigy at Leckhampstead Church, Buckinghamshire. M. Downing |
| Probate and Church Courts in Buckinghamshire in the Civil War Era. H. Hanley |