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Searchable Index
Use this page to search the indexes to the Society's
journal the Records
of Buckinghamshire. The index is compiled from the published, printed
indexes covering volumes 11 to 47 and created by Lorna M. Head and
Diana Gulland. Indexes to Volumes 48, 2008 and Volume 49, 2009 are
now available but currently not included on the website (contact the
Society for more details). See the article titles pages
for a list of all articles in volumes 1 to 49
Copies of the journal including back numbers are available
for purchase from the society. It is also
possible to buy offprints of a large number of articles.
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Bailey, K. A., 'Mursley's medieval market'
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45
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214-215
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Bailey, K. A., 'The church in Anglo-Saxon Buckinghamshire c.650-c.1100'
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43
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61-76
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Bailey, K. A., 'The population of Buckinghamshire in 1086'
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42
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1-14
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Bailey, K. A., 'The population of Buckinghamshire in 1086: a reply'
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43
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215-216
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Bailey, K. A., 'The smallest estates in Domesday Buckinghamshire'
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41
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125-141
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Bailey, K. A., 'Who was who and who became whom: Buckinghamshire landowners 1066 and 1086'
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44
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51-66
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Bailey, Kathleen B., 'The Agricultural Children's Act of 1873 and the employment of children: response and reaction in Buckinghamshire'
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24
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73-80
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Bailey, Keith, 'Buckinghamshire detached'
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47(1)
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119-132
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Bailey, Keith, 'Buckinghamshire field-names 4: shot, cockshoot and weald'
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46
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175-178
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Bailey, Keith, 'Denham:a lost borough, or one that never was?'
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46
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173-174
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Bailey, Keith, 'Ipse tenet - he himself holds: aspects of eleventh-century estate management in Buckinghamshire'
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46
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52-63
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Bailey, Keith A., see also Baines, Arnold H. J.
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Bredingcote; a 'missing' lost village'
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36
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173-174
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Buckinghamshire parish names'
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40
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55-71
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Buckinghamshire slavery in 1086'
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37
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67-78
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Early Anglo-Saxon territorial organisation in Buckinghamshire and its neighbours'
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36
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129-143
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Mills in Domesday Buckinghamshire'
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39
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67-72
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Osyth, Frithuwold and Aylesbury'
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31
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37-48
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Bailey, Keith A., 'The boundaries of Winslow - some comments'
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39
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63-66
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Bailey, Keith A., 'The hidation of Buckinghamshire Part I: Domesday Book'
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32
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1-34
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Bailey, Keith A., 'The hidation of Buckinghamshire Part II: Before Domesday'
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34
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87-96
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Bailey, Keith A., 'The manor in Domesday Buckinghamshire: I'
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38
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125-138
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Bailey, Keith A., 'The manor in Domesday Buckinghamshire: II: Demesnes'
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39
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45-58
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Bailey, Keith A., 'Vendere Potuit: 'He could sell', to coin a Domesday phrase'
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40
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73-87
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baileys, see castles
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Baines, Arnold and Bailey, Keith A., Ealdorman Byrhtnoth and the Brayfield charter of 967'
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34
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30-41
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Baines, Arnold and Birch, Clive, A Chesham century the story of a town and its Council 1894-1994, reviewed
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37
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179
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Baines, Arnold H. J., see also Thomas, Anna M.
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Baines, Arnold H. J., 'An old Domesday crux: Hanechedene, Radnage & Bradenham'
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36
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161-164
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Baines, Arnold H. J., 'Beating the bounds: Rogationtide at Waddesdon'
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41
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143-164
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