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Publications available from
the Society
Contents
Buckinghamshire Papers (Unless
stated £4 to members; £5 to non-members + p&p)
This is a mongraph series for material that is longer than would readily
be published in Records of Buckinghamshire.
• No 1. Catalogue of B.A.S. Archives. Compiled
by Lorna Head, with additional material by Diana Gulland (Free
to members), 2002
• No 2. Buckinghamshire in 1851, the evidence of the population census.
An introduction to, and commentary on, the Bucks Family History Society's
CD-ROM of the Enumerators' books and associated notes, by David Thorpe, 2002
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No 3. A history of Upton Park & Herschel Park, Slough, by Judith
Hunter, 2003
• No 4. Addington Church, an architectural and historical study, by David
Critchley, 2004
• No 5. Making the Road from Princes Risborough To Thame, A nineteenth
century turnpike trust at work, by Peter Gulland
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No 6. An Atlas of Gerrards Cross 1840-1940, by
David Thorpe & Julian
Hunt
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No 7. Economy & Society In Medieval Buckinghamshire:The Hundred
Rolls 1254-1280, including a listing of first names and surnames, by
Keith
Bailey
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No 8. The Railways of Buckinghamshire from the 1830’s, An account
of those that were not built as well as those which were, by F. Cockman
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No 9. Peasants, Peers & Graziers,The Landscape of Quarrendon, Buckinghamshire
(Reprinted from Records of Buckinghamshire Vol 41 2001), by Paul Everson
• No 10. My Dear Brother: The Letters of Thomas & Henry Hookham, 1830-1899
from schooldays in Princes Risborough, Bucks to later life in London and
in Christchurch, New Zealand, by Sandy Macfarlane
• No 11. Haddenham & Cuddington: The Early History of Two Buckinghamshire
Villages, by William A. Strange
• No 12. The Watermills of Buckinghamshire. A 1930s account by
Stanley Freese with original photographs, edited by Michael Farley, Edward Legg
and James Venn (special price applies)
• No 13. Buckinghamshire's industrial heritage: collected papers,
edited by David Thorpe. (Contents: Industries section from Victoria County History
of Bucks, Vol 2; Paper mills in Buckinghamshire, by A.H.Shorter; Brick makers
in Buckinghamshire, by Andrew Pike; Buckinghamshire industrial occupations and
industries, 1841-1951, by David Thorpe).
Books
•
Buckinghamshire in the 1760s and 1820s: the county maps of Jefferys & Bryant.
2000. £15 + p&p (click
here to read more details)
• Historic Views of Buckinghamshire. £20 + p&p (click
here to read more details)
• The Watermills of Buckinghamshire: A 1930s account by Stanley Freese
with original photographs. £12.99
+ p&p
(click
here to read more details)
•
Disraeli & Rothschilds, by David Kessler. 1996. £3 +
p&p
•
Literary Bucks, a talk by Elliott Viney read at the Claydon lectures
1988. 2002. £2 + p&p
• "Never fear to die" epitaphs from Bucks churches, by Elliott
Viney. £10
• Pehr Kalm: a Finnish visitor to the Chilterns in 1748, by Professor
R.Mead.
£
8.00 + p&p
Maps
• John Speed’s Map of Buckinghamshire. 1627 reprint , uncoloured
and printed on lightweight, buff card. £2.50 +
p&p
Milton Keynes Monograph series
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No.3. Excavations at Great Linford. £9.95 +
p&p
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No.4. Pennylands and Hartigans. £9.95 +
p&p
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No.6. Excavations on medieval and later sites in Milton Keynes. £6.95 +
p&p
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No.7. Bancroft. 2 volumes. £19.95 + p&p
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No.8. Tattenhoe and Westbury. £9.95 + p&p
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No.9. Caldecotte. £9.95 + p&p
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No.10. Wavendon Gate. £9.95 +
p&p
Microfiche
•
Copy of the Register of Persons entitled to vote at the 1843-44
Election. (Includes full names and addresses). £4 +
p&p
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BAS Collection of Monumental Inscriptions. Over 60 Bucks parishes,
transcribed between 1911 & 1946. Microfiche supplied on demand.
List available on request. Prices from £1
per fiche + p&p
Records of Buckinghamshire -
The annual journal of the Society. For a searchable index of its
contents and list of all articles see Records
of Bucks pages.
• Back issues are available for many of the volumes. Complete
list available on request
• A large number of OFFPRINTS of articles from RECORDS are available. Free
to members; £2 to non-members + p&p. Complete list
available on request
Ordering
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the cost including postage & packing.
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can also be purchased from
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