Alton Papers 1 -10
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INDEX: Alton Papers 1 - 10 (1997 - 2006)
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Alton Papers, no. 1 (1997) Out of print A Bohemian Shopping List in 16th Century Alton Spicers and the Alton Papermill Diary of a Young Man Ockham School, Kingsley |
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Alton Papers, no. 2 (1998) Out of print The French Horn, The Butts, Alton Anstey - the Place Name Anstey Mill? J.H. & E.Dyer - Builders of Alton & Hampshire Lest We Forget - the story of Alton's War Memorial |
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Alton Papers, no. 3 (1999) Out of print Hop-picking - its impact on Alton and District Froyle Park Stile Alton in 1912, part 1 Whatever happened to Alton's Spitfire? Lest We Forget - a postscript |
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Alton Papers, no. 4 (2000) Out of print The Former George Inn, Alton The Golden Pot A French Connection Alton in 1912, part 2 The Crispes of Medstead |
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Alton Papers, no. 5 (2001) Out of print Alton - the Place Name George Brooks Bennett - Schooldays in Alton, 1821-1830 Alton Justice Clerkship Fee Book, 1834-1841 Pearce's Sawmill, Butts Road |
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Alton Papers, no. 6 (2002) Out of print The Oppression of Alton by Walter de Burgo, 1236-40 Servant-keeping as a marker of Social Class in Alton, Hampshire 150 Years Ago - the Day the Railway Came to Alton 55, High Street, Alton: Bartlett & Butcher, (later Stoodleys) Wrights' Yard, The Butts, Alton |
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Alton Papers, no. 7 (2003) Out of print Medieval Alton: the Origins of a Market Town The East Hampshire Ancestry of Parson Woodeforde Chawton: Employment during the Census Years, 1841-1881 Arthur Edward Hale Wartime Bombing in Alton - 1939-1945 |
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The Reverend Canon Edward James, Vicar of St Lawrence's 1831-54 The Act of Settlement and the Sad Story of Sarah Stacey of Binsted No.25 Lenten Street Cretaceous Alton Local Connections with the Crimean War |
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The Pechell Family Connections with Alton Frances Jane Dyer - aged 10 The Alton Volunteers, 1803-1812 Albert Fullick The Alton Ambulance |
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Life of an Agricultural Labourer in Chawton 1840-1924 Who was William Emo? The Pechell Family's Connections with Alton - Part 2 The New Style, The True Style - How Britain Eventually Moved with the Times Father Bond - Alton's Carpenter Priest |
