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The <strong>Hungerford</strong><br />
Historical<br />
Association<br />
www.hungerfordhistorical.org.uk<br />
www.hungerfordvirtualmuseum.co.uk<br />
THE ARCHIVES<br />
INDEX<br />
(October 2013)<br />
Compiled and printed by Dr. Hugh Pihlens<br />
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<strong>HHA</strong> <strong>Archives</strong> Page 1
Books, Papers, Files & Documents:<br />
“A Man of <strong>Hungerford</strong>” – the Memories of Jack Williams ....................................................... N77a<br />
See also: “73 Not Out! - A Man of <strong>Hungerford</strong>” – Jack Williams .................................... N77<br />
Accommodation Register - Federation of Family History Societies ................................................S3<br />
Agricutural History Review Vol 54, Part 1, 2006. .........................................................................S52<br />
Allen, John<br />
Miscellaneous notes<br />
File 1 ................................................................................................................... J101<br />
File 2 ................................................................................................................... J102<br />
File 3 ................................................................................................................... J105<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Railway Station ............................................................................................. J103<br />
AJ Allen, Railway Certificates ............................................................................................. M<br />
Further miscellaneous notes ............................................................................................. J107<br />
Amateur Dramatics 1932 & 1933 ................................................................................................. B45<br />
Antiques in <strong>Hungerford</strong> ................................................................................................................ A19<br />
Archaeology of the Berkshire Downs by Julian Richards .............................................................. R3<br />
Archaeology in Berkshire - 1991 & 1992 ..................................................................................... B26<br />
Aspects of the Early History of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, Norman Hidden, 2009 ................................................ P<br />
Aspects of Political & Social Life - 1750-1795 (BRO) ................................................................ A57<br />
Battles of Newbury .................................................................................................................... A67<br />
Bear Hotel .................................................................................................................... A75<br />
The Bear at <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Jim Davis ............................................................................... N33<br />
Bedwyns, The – Bedwyn History Society ..................................................................................... R2<br />
Bellmans Day, Sat 2 nd June 2007, celebrating Robin Tubb’s 50 years as Bellman ...................... N42<br />
Benham Valence - Norsk Data Brochure ......................................................................................S71<br />
Berks, Bucks & Oxon Archaeological Journal<br />
Apr 1908 .....................................................................................................................S15<br />
Oct 1909 .....................................................................................................................S16<br />
Jan 1910 .....................................................................................................................S17<br />
Autumn 1924 .....................................................................................................................S18<br />
Berkshire Archaeological Journal,<br />
1950 & 1951 .....................................................................................................................S19<br />
1994-1997. .................................................................................................................... R11<br />
Berkshire – the Buildings of England, Pevsner 1966-75 .................................................................. P<br />
Berkshire Family History Society Journal, June 2006 ...................................................................S24<br />
Berkshire Local History Association ............................................................................................ A15<br />
Berkshire Quiz Book by Suzanne Battle ..................................................................................... R35<br />
Berkshire Records Office<br />
Information and Catalogue of Parish Records ................................................................... A59<br />
Sources for Geneology in the B.R.O. , 1979 ......................................................................S99<br />
Berkshire Record Society<br />
Vol 1: Correspondence of the Foundling Hospital Inspectors in Berkshire<br />
1757-68 by Gillian Clark ...................................................................................... R21<br />
Vol 2: Berkshire Glebe Terriers, 1634 by Ian Mortimer ................................................... R22<br />
Vol 3: Berkshire Overseers’ Papers, 1654-1834 by Peter Durrant .................................... R23<br />
Vol 4: Berkshire Probate Accounts 1583-1712 by Ian Mortimer. ..................................... R24<br />
Vol 5: Enclosure in Berkshire 1485-1885 by Ross Wordie............................................... R25<br />
Vol 6: Reading Gild Accounts – 1357-1516 by Cecil Slade Part 1 ................................... R26<br />
Vol 7: Reading Gild Accounts – 1357-1516 by Cecil Slade Part 2 ................................... R27<br />
Vol 8: Newbury - Kendrick Workhouse Records 1627-1641 ........................................... R28<br />
Vol 9: Berkshire Non-Conformist Meeting House Registrations, 1689-1852 Part I ......... R29<br />
Vol 10: Berkshire Non-Conformist Meeting House Registrations, 1689-1852 Part 2 ...... R30<br />
Berkshire Yeomanry, The – Alan Sutton ...................................................................................... R10<br />
Bill heads, business letter headings, bags etc .................................................................................... L<br />
“Birds and Plants of Freemen’s Marsh 1970-74” by Richard & Margery Frankum ......................S97<br />
“Birds and Plants of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Common 1980-84” by Richard Frankum ..................................S98<br />
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Births, Marriages and Deaths – see Parish Registers<br />
Brandon Colliery, 1856-1960, History of, by Laurie Moran, 1988 .............................................. R46<br />
British Local History - Dillon’s University Bookshop ..................................................................S47<br />
Building Societies .................................................................................................................... B44<br />
Calendar of Ancient Deeds Vols 1-6 ............................................................................................ E18<br />
Canal, Kennet & Avon................................................................................................................... A 9<br />
The Kennet & Avon Canal Through West Berkshire<br />
– West Berkshire Heritage Service, 1999. ..............................................................S49<br />
Care & Compassion – Margaret Railton ........................................................................................S68<br />
Cartulary of St Frideswide .............................................................................................................S81<br />
Census Records<br />
1841 ...................................................................................................................... E5<br />
1861 .................................................................................................................... E21<br />
1881 .................................................................................................................... A41<br />
1901 .................................................................................................................... E32<br />
Census of Berkshire, A, - B.F.H.S. ..................................................................................................S2<br />
CHAIN<br />
.................................................................................................................... A16<br />
“The Story of CHAIN 1977 to 2010”, by Ron Rowland ................................................... N96<br />
Charities ..................................................................................................................... B 6<br />
Church Wardens .................................................................................................................... B20<br />
Church Lads Brigade .................................................................................................................... A14<br />
Churches:<br />
Burial Ground - proposals for new ground at Atherton Crescent & St. Saviour's ............. A39<br />
Denford Chapel – see Denford<br />
St. Lawrence – general & Church Wardens........................................................................ B 1<br />
Accounts 1879 ....................................................................................................... B16<br />
Artists of Windows ................................................................................................ B22<br />
Bells .................................................................................................................... B12<br />
Centenary Memorial .............................................................................................. B14<br />
Church and Vicarage Rebuilding, 1815 ........................................................................<br />
Collects, Epistles, & Gospels - <strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church, 1871 ............................ K<br />
Fabric - 1930 ......................................................................................................... B14<br />
History of St Lawrence Church, <strong>Hungerford</strong>, by Fred Bailey, 2011 ......................S55<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church 1939 ............................................................................ B21<br />
Lady Chapel - designs for ..................................................................................... B14<br />
Letters - 18th century ............................................................................................. B 9<br />
Lighting - proposed 1929 ...................................................................................... B14<br />
Memorial windows ................................................................................................ B21<br />
Monument Inscriptions (Betty Clark) ...................................................................... N4<br />
Pew Book ............................................................................................................... B 5<br />
Pews: 1825 document in book form re details of gifts of 122 pews ........................ D 2<br />
Plans of church and proposed alterations by Morris Stallwood,<br />
Architects, Reading, 1879 ................................................................................Tube 21<br />
Rebuilding 1814 & Repairs 1811 ........................................................................... B13<br />
The Story of St. Lawrence Church - Vicars of <strong>Hungerford</strong> .................................... N27<br />
The Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church, 1938 .................................................... N103<br />
The Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church, c1950 ....................................................S108<br />
The Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church, c1970 ....................................................S109<br />
The Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church – reprinted c1990 ....................................S86 *<br />
Vicars and Assistant Priests of <strong>Hungerford</strong> ............................................................ B17<br />
Churches & Schools Group - Betty Clark ......................................................................... A22<br />
Hymn Books and similar:<br />
Hymns Ancient & Modern Revised (from St John’s Mission, <strong>Hungerford</strong>) .............K)<br />
Hymns and Choruses of the Church Army (from St John’s Mission, <strong>Hungerford</strong>) .... K<br />
100 Hymns for Today (from St Lawrence Church, <strong>Hungerford</strong>) ............................... K<br />
Come and Praise – BBC Radio for Schools (from <strong>Hungerford</strong> Ecumenical<br />
Sunday School) ............................................................................................... K<br />
St. Mary’s Newtown .......................................................................................................... B37<br />
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Congregational Church Baptisms 1806-37 by Sylvia Evans ............................................. A35<br />
Monumental Inscriptions in St. Lawrences and graveyard lists, by A.T.Finch 1939 ......... B 2<br />
St. Saviour's - general ....................................................................................................... B10<br />
Holy Trinity, Denford and Baptisms 1832-1920 ............................................................... B15<br />
Wesleyan Chapel Burial Ground, 1842-1876 .................................................................... A27<br />
Wesleyan Methodist Chapel Baptisms 1837- 1903 .............................................. A36 + M4<br />
Wesleyan Chapel Deeds .................................................................................................... A27<br />
Coaching .................................................................................................................... A63<br />
Combe Gibbet - Alan Cooke and John Schlesinger .........................................................................S9<br />
Common – see <strong>Hungerford</strong> Common<br />
Convicts sent from Berks to New South Wales in 1831 ................................................................... D<br />
Corn Exchange ...................................................................................................................... D1<br />
Countryside, Change in, 1700-1900. Course notes by Julie Shuttleworth, 1992-93 ........................ ??<br />
Craven Country - Story of Hamstead Marshall by Penelope Stokes ............................................. R12<br />
Davis (Jim), Letters from N. Hidden 1982-84 .............................................................................. A26<br />
Various records and notes ..................................................................................................... K<br />
Deeds - 24 High Street (Paul Good) .................................................................................... E43<br />
33 High Street “Wilton House” (kindly presented by Jonathan Welfare, 2013) ......................<br />
26-27 Park Street ............................................................................................................... E16<br />
Wesleyan Chapel, Church St ............................................................................................. A27<br />
Dendrology Dating of 85-86 High Street 2009, by Andy Moir .....................................................S92<br />
Denford:<br />
Denford Manor - Lower Denford Farm ............................................................................. B35<br />
Denford Park (see also Norland)<br />
Denford Chapel:<br />
Collects, Epistles, Gospels, and Services - Denford Chapel, 1850 ...................... N102<br />
Dictionary of Campanology by David W. Struckett ..................................................................... R36<br />
Dictionary of Historical Terms ....................................................................................................S111<br />
Directories:<br />
Denton, 2009; 2010 ................................................................................................. Bookshelf<br />
Thompson 2010 ....................................................................................................... Bookshelf<br />
Discovering Parish Boundaries, Angus Winchester 1990 ................................................................ P<br />
Domesday Book - John Morris .................................................................................................... R42<br />
Early Medical Services - Berkshire & South Oxfordshire - Margaret Railton.............................. R20<br />
Eastbury : A Berkshire Village by David Rutherford ................................................................... R13<br />
Eddington Roller Mills .................................................................................................................. A 5<br />
Elizabethan <strong>Hungerford</strong> .................................................................................................................S89<br />
Notes for Course ................................................................................................................ E44<br />
Notes for published book .................................................................................................. E44<br />
Enclosure:<br />
Catalogue of Inclosure Maps (inc <strong>Hungerford</strong>) .................................................................S43<br />
English Heritage Publications Catalogue 1999-2000 ....................................................................S61<br />
English Local History Handlist - Kuhlicke and Emmison .............................................................S46<br />
Exploring the Chilterns by Pam Haseltine .....................................................................................S10<br />
Family Documents - E.W. Munford; Rev G.A.F. Pearson............................................................ FH1<br />
Family Histories in <strong>Hungerford</strong>: .................................................................................................. FH1<br />
Annett, Bance, Barnes (inc Norris & Munday), Batt, Blake, Clements, Crame,<br />
Cundell, Dunn, Gibbons, Giles, Goddard, Harforde, Hedges, Higgs, Hissey, Hobbs,<br />
Jago, Jessett, Joyce, Lane (Durrant) Lidderdale, Major, Mildenhall, Miller, Neale,<br />
Nobbs, Picket-Talmage, Pocock, Randall, Richens, Sopp, Tubb, Wall, Watts/Shaw,<br />
Westall, Woodham, Wooldridge, York<br />
Family History (Journal of Heraldic & Geneological Studies)<br />
Jan 1994 .....................................................................................................................S53<br />
Oct 1995 .................................................................................................................... N57<br />
Family Histories – Miscellaneous correspondence with enquirers .............................................. J104<br />
Finding your Family - Berkshire Record Office ..............................................................................S1<br />
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Finch, Rev A., notes ...................................................................................................................... B3<br />
Fire Brigade – Cash Book 18 Nov 1891 – 1905 ..................................................................................<br />
Fishery, The Story of an Ancient, by Jim Davis ........................................................[2] N31 & N31a<br />
Frank Rysiecki Story (Polish, 1939-1945 war) ..............................................................................S65<br />
Freeman’s Marsh<br />
The Birds and Plants of Freeman’s Marsh 1970-74 – Richard and Margery Frankum ..... N38<br />
The Plants of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Marsh – Christine Knight ..........................................................S50<br />
Froxfield – “Old Froxfield”, Rev Alfred Barley, 1935 ..................................................................S94<br />
Funeral Sheets and Obituries ......................................................................................................... M3<br />
Gas Works ..................................................................................................................... A 6<br />
Girl Guides .................................................................................................................... A40<br />
Glorious Revolution 1688, The, by Mrs. K. Merle Chacksfield ..................................................... R6<br />
Great Estates, including:- .............................................................................................................. A 7<br />
Chilton Park and Lodge<br />
Eddington House<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Park<br />
Leverton<br />
Littlecote<br />
Group Projects in Local History, by Alan Rogers ........................................................................ R34<br />
Guiding in Berkshire by Pam Haseltine .........................................................................................S11<br />
HADCAF Programmes, 1993 onwards ........................................................................................ E30<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Community Arts Festival July 1993 ............................................................... N22<br />
Hedgerow Remnants by A.B. Spicer .............................................................................................S70<br />
Hedges in our Countryside - Don Porter & Alan Spicer ................................................................S22<br />
Hidden Papers – various books, papers, and notes by the late Norman Hidden:<br />
Leverton & Hayward, Chilton Foliat & Soley; Roads, Canals, Railway and Bridges;<br />
Church Street; Jethro Tull; Soldiers in <strong>Hungerford</strong> 1700-1872; Charnham Street – Inns,<br />
Hopgrass & Tanning. .......................................................................................................... H1<br />
Bridge Street; High Street (West); High Street (East)......................................................... H2<br />
Chilton Lodge Estate; Manor of Hidden ............................................................................. H3<br />
Surveys & Resident Lists 12 th century – 1848 ..................................................................... H4<br />
Parish Church, Wills ............................................................................................................ H5<br />
Wills: A-Z ...................................................................................................................... H6<br />
The Hidden <strong>Index</strong> of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Wills 1457-1857 – Norman Hidden, 1997 .................... J41<br />
Town & Borough of <strong>Hungerford</strong> ......................................................................................... H7<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Engleford ......................................................................................................... H8<br />
Individuals (Notes from Parish records and elsewhere). A-G; H-M; N-Z ........................... H9<br />
A Riotous Affray at Salisbury in 1610 (Wiltshire Archeological & Natural History<br />
Magazine Vol 82, 1988) ................................................................................... J10A/B<br />
A Royal Baptismal Name (Family Tree Magaizine, Vol 20, No 12, Oct 2004) ...............S107<br />
Early <strong>Hungerford</strong>, Mills, BVM Chantry and Religious Dissent ........................................... J1<br />
From Hommedieu to Undy (Family History, Jan 1994) ...................................................S112<br />
Simon de Montfort and the Town of <strong>Hungerford</strong> (The Lion, No 34) ................................ N52<br />
Thirteen Tarot Rhymes, by Norman Hidden ........................................................................ J2<br />
The Hiddens of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, Vol. 1 by Norman Hidden ............................................ J5 & J5a<br />
The Hiddens of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, Vol. 2 by Norman Hidden .................................................... J29<br />
The Hiddens of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, Vol. 3 by Norman Hidden .................................................... J30<br />
The History of a <strong>Hungerford</strong> House (111 High Street) (Berkshire Old and New, No 5 1988)N53<br />
The Later Lollards of West Berkshire (Berkshire Old and New, No 7, 1990) .................. N51<br />
The Long Journey, by Norman Hidden ................................................................................ J3<br />
The Manor of Hidden by Norman Hidden ........................................................................... J4<br />
English, including “Thomas Hayward and ‘The British Muse’” by Norman Hidden, 1988 . J6<br />
Wiltshire Archaeological Magazine, Volume 89 (1996), including “Royal Itineraries<br />
and Medieval Routes” by Norman Hidden ............................................................. J11<br />
Wiltshire Archeological & Natural History Magazine Vol 83 (1990),............................... J12<br />
Fires and Fire Insurance in <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Norman Hidden .............................................. J21<br />
Ancient Deeds concerning <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Norman Hidden ............................................... J22<br />
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<strong>Index</strong> to Feet of Fines concerning <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Norman Hidden ................................... J23<br />
Duchy of Lancaster – Ministers Accounts for <strong>Hungerford</strong>, transcribed by Norman HiddenJ24<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Deeds – from the Hastings Manuscripts .......................................................... J25<br />
Ecclesiastical Documentation relating to <strong>Hungerford</strong> ........................................................ J26<br />
The Manor of Hidden (Edition 2) by Norman Hidden ....................................................... J27<br />
A Passion for Poetry by Norman Hidden ........................................................................... J42<br />
High Street Properties ................................................................................................................... B32<br />
Inc Plans of Wilton House<br />
Historic Towns in Berkshire by Grenville Astill ........................................................................... R4<br />
Historical Atlas of Berkshire (edited by Joan Dils), 1998 ...................................................................<br />
Historical Monuments of England - Royal Commission Strategic Plan .......................................S26<br />
Historical Sketch of the Town of <strong>Hungerford</strong> by W. Money F.S.A............................................ N131<br />
Hocktide ..................................................................................................................... A 8<br />
Hocktide Luncheon Programme, 8 th April 1986 ............................................................................S95<br />
House Detectives by Amanda Hansford & Paul Cannon ...............................................................S84<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong><br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1840-1850, Miscellaneous information ..................................................................... A32<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1989 .................................................................................................................... A89<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1990 .................................................................................................................... A90<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1991 .................................................................................................................... A91<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1992 .................................................................................................................... A92<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1993 .................................................................................................................... A93<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1994 .................................................................................................................... A94<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1995 .................................................................................................................... A95<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 2000 by Rufus Segar – Town & Manor of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, 1999 ................................... N93<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> – A History – <strong>HHA</strong>. Research papers & Documents, 1999 .......................................... T<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> – A History – <strong>HHA</strong>. 1 st edition, 2000 ...................................................................... N134<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> – A History – <strong>HHA</strong>. 2 nd edition, 2000 ..................................................................... N135<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> - A Pictorial History - Dr. Hugh Pihlens. 1 st Edition, 1992 ..................................... N107<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> - A Pictorial History - Dr. Hugh Pihlens. 2 nd Edition, 2007 .................................... N108<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> and Denford Parish News Sheets – Mar-Sep 1979 .................................................... N89<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> and its Traditionns, 1967 ..........................................................................................S104<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> and its Traditionns, 1978 ........................................................................................... N23<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> and the Nation, 1688 by Michael Blakeway .............................................................. N23<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Beyond Domesday, by Carol Cartwright ................................................................... N21<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Borough Records ....................................................................................................... E19<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong>, Borough of – Makeet Toll Book 1880-1957 (via Maj John Hathway) ...........................<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Business Invoices 1950 ............................................................................................. A73<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Brutal Murder of Two Policemen 1876 .................................................................... A38<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Camera Club........................................................................................... E1 & L (3 files)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Carnival .................................................................................................................... E10<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Cartulary – Wiltshire Record Society ...................................................................... N121<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Census – see Census<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Christmas Fat Stock Show Catalogues + Prize Schedules – various – 1913-1934 .... E26<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Common<br />
The Great Fight on <strong>Hungerford</strong> Common, by Jim Davis ................................................... N32<br />
Study of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Common - John of Gaunt School, 1986........................................... N76<br />
The Birds and Plants of Hungeford Common 1980-84 – Richard and Margery Frankum .......<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Commoners Lists ....................................................................................................... B28<br />
1847 (Berks RO H/AHo 2)<br />
1861<br />
1901 (Berks RO H/AHo 4B)<br />
1914 (Berks RO H/AHo 6)<br />
1985<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Connection by Katie Kingshill ................................................................................. A29<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Cricket Club ............................................................................................................. A65<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Enhancement Scheme ................................................................................................ B25<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Family<br />
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Journal of the <strong>Hungerford</strong> and Associated Families Society; May 1991;<br />
Nov 1991;May 1995; May 2000 ............................................................................ N40<br />
The Families of <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Stanley W. <strong>Hungerford</strong> ................................................. N106<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Football Club, including ............................................................................................ B47<br />
Souvenir program 1975-76 Berks & Bucks Senior Cup Final<br />
Pre-Season Friendlies Magazine<br />
14.8.1976 v Chesham United, and<br />
16.8.1976 v Cheltenham Town<br />
Official Match Day Magazine 9.9.1978 v Willesden<br />
Official Match Day Magazine 4.11.1978 v Hemel Hemstead<br />
The Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Football Club by Robert Edmonds ................................. N24<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Transportees from <strong>Hungerford</strong> - July 1831 ............................................................... A38<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Guide Book c1965 .....................................................................................................S89<br />
C1967 .................................................................................................................... N54<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Handbell Ringers ....................................................................................................... B40<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Historical Association .............................................................................................. A70<br />
H.H.A. 25 Year Anniversary Booklet, 2004 ..................................................................... N39<br />
H.H.A. Membership Cards ............................................................................................... A70<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, May 1979-Sep 1981 ..................................................................... N111<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, Sep 1981-May 1984 ..................................................................... N112<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, May 1984-Jun 1988 ..................................................................... N113<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, June 1988 – May 1997 ................................................................. N114<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, Jul 1997 – Feb 2001........................................................................... N<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, May 2001 – Jan 2004 ......................................................................... N<br />
H.H.A. Minute Book, May 2010 – May 2013 ....................................................................... N<br />
H.H.A. AGM notes 2005-2007 ........................................................................................S101<br />
H.H.A. Annual Accounts 1995-98 ...................................................................................S101<br />
H.H.A. Speakers’ Questionnaires ....................................................................................... M6<br />
H.H.A. Year Books: 1979-80 ............................................................................................ N83<br />
H.H.A. Year Books: 1980-81 ............................................................................................ N84<br />
H.H.A. Year Books: 1981-82 ............................................................................................ N85<br />
H.H.A. Year Books: 1982-83 ............................................................................................ N86<br />
H.H.A. Year Books: 1983-84 ............................................................................................ N87<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Hocktide Court Rules, 1961 ...................................................................................... B46<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Pantomime Programmes 1980-1987 ......................................................................... E22<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Magazines<br />
1867-1894 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
May 1889 .....................................................................................................................S88<br />
1895-1901 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
1902-1903 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
1902-1913 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
1914-1926 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
1927-38 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
1939-1954 ........................................................................................................................ K<br />
Published as “<strong>Hungerford</strong> Bridge”<br />
Sep 1981 – Dec 1990 ...............................................................................................................<br />
1991 – 1998 ...........................................................................................................................<br />
1999 – 2004 (excluding Nov 2000) ..........................................................................................<br />
2005 – 2010 (excluding Apr 2006, Sep 2009) .........................................................................<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Registers<br />
Berkshire Burial <strong>Index</strong>, 7 th Edition 2008. ........................................................................... CD<br />
Photocopies of originals:<br />
Christenings: 1559-1605; 1605-1637 ........................................................................ M<br />
Marriages: 1562-1586; 1587-1601; 1602-1619 ........................................................ M<br />
Burials: 1559-1585; 1582-1583; 1586-1602; 1603-1615 ......................................... M<br />
Marriages 1562-1586<br />
Printed Transcriptions:<br />
Christenings, Marriages, Burials 1559-1619 (Norman & Joyce Hidden, 1984) ....... M<br />
Baptisms 1619-1700 (inc unbaptised births 1696-1718) N Hidden & B Clark ........ M<br />
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Marriages 1619-1732, Burials 1619-1700 (Norman & Joyce Hidden, 1985) ........... M<br />
Marriages 1732-1836 (Betty Clark, 1986) ................................................................ M<br />
Burials 1700-1796 (Betty Clark, 1986) ..................................................................... M<br />
Christenings, Marriages, Burials 1870-1934 (by John Allen) ................................. M1<br />
Christenings, Marriages, Burials 1935-2005 (by John Allen) ................................. M1<br />
Printed and bound Transcriptions:<br />
Christenings, Marriages, Burials 1559-1619 (Norman & Joyce Hidden, 1984) ...[2] P<br />
Baptisms 1619-1700 (inc unbaptised births 1696-1718) N Hidden & B Clark ....[2] P<br />
Baptisms 1700-1799 (Betty Clark, 1985)(Corrected copy) ..................................[2] P<br />
Baptisms 1800-1899 (Betty Clark) .......................................................................[2] P<br />
Marriages 1619-1732, Burials 1619-1700 (Norman & Joyce Hidden, 1985) ....... [2]P<br />
Marriages 1732-1836 (Betty Clark, 1986) ............................................................[2] P<br />
Marriages 1837-1869 (Eileen Bunt, 2009) ................................................................ P *<br />
Burials 1700-1796 (Betty Clark, 1986) .................................................................[2] P<br />
Baptisms in Wesleyan methodist Chapel 1837-1903 .............................................. M4<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish and Town Council - 100 years service 1894-1994 (Jack Williams) ............... N28<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Council................................................................................................. E12<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Play, The - 1685-1688 - Katie Kingshill ................................................................... N90<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Remembered by Anne Pitcher ................................................................................... N92<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Research Papers ........................................................................................................ E34<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Scouts .................................................................................................................... B48<br />
Secretary’s Correspondence Jan 1951 – Jul 1953 ............................................................... N5<br />
Secretary’s Correspondence Dec 1952 – Oct 1953 ............................................................ N6<br />
Secretary’s Correspondence Oct 1951 – Nov 1952 ............................................................. N7<br />
Minutes Book Aug 1947 – Sep 1953 .................................................................................. N8<br />
Minutes Book Apr 1950 – Feb 1953 ................................................................................... N9<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Schools – see Schools<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Singers .................................................................................................................... E24<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> – The Economy of a Frontier Town, 1996. ..............................................................S110<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Times - September 1990 ........................................................................................... A64<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Toll Record Book, 1890-1956 ...................................................................................... N<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Council Newsletters “Open Door”:<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Guides:<br />
Information Sheet (by CHAIN) Sep 1991 ..........................................................................S96<br />
Residents’ Handbook 1997 ..............................................................................................S101<br />
Residents’ Handbook 1999 ..............................................................................................S102<br />
Street Plan c1975 ..............................................................................................................S100<br />
Tourist Guide, c2005 (two copies) .................................................................................... N41<br />
Town Guide 2005-2006 ...................................................................................................S103<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Plans:<br />
A Plan for <strong>Hungerford</strong> Town (Draft - 1975) - R.S. Stoddart ............................................. N81<br />
A Plan for <strong>Hungerford</strong> Town (Draft - 1975) - R.S. Stoddart ............................................. N82<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 2010+, Dec 2005 ............................................................................................ N97<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Walks – leaflet of 4 walks, c1985?.............................................................................S57<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> War Memorial 1939-1945 by Richard Amphlett ...................................................... N29<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Young Wives ............................................................................................................. B49<br />
Illegitimacy - Eve McLaughlin .......................................................................................................S6<br />
Illustrated Rural Rides, 1821-32 by William Cobbett .................................................................. R18<br />
Indentures - William Bance, Inkpen 1740; Free School, The Croft; Annuity for The Poor ......... A28<br />
Inglewood .................................................................................................................... A33<br />
Inglewood House – A History, by Bro Anthony Porter, 2010 .............................................................<br />
Inns - History of .................................................................................................................... A20<br />
Is your name <strong>Hungerford</strong>? By Jim Davis ...................................................................................... N30<br />
James & Co (<strong>Hungerford</strong>) Ltd., 1910-1986 – Robert James ........................................................ N91<br />
Kennet, The, by Wilson Stephens ................................................................................................. R48<br />
Kennet & Avon Canal (see Canal, Kennet & Avon)<br />
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Kintbury:<br />
Kintbury & Kintbury Research Group .............................................................................. A21<br />
Kintbury. A Century Remembered. 1900-1999 – Kintbury Volunteer Group, 1999 ......... R17<br />
One Thousand Years of Kintbury - Thora Morrish and Margaret Yates ............................S23<br />
Kintbury Through the Ages ............................................................................................... R16<br />
Kintbury - Local History Papers Vol 1, 1987 ....................................................................S30<br />
Lambourn:<br />
A Guide to the Lambourn Downs - Brian Frost..................................................................S29<br />
A Guide to the Lambourn Downs ......................................................................................S28<br />
Last Patrol, The, by Len Woodley ................................................................................................ R45<br />
Life in a Seventeenth Century Parish .............................................................................................S21<br />
Listing Survey of Buildings in <strong>Hungerford</strong> and Combe by D of E, 1985 ..................................... A25<br />
Littlecote House:<br />
Visitors Guide, 1972 ................................................................................................................<br />
The Blinfolded Midwife and the Littlecote Ghost ..............................................................S20<br />
Local History, A Handbook for Beginners, by Philip Riden ....................................................... R40<br />
Local History in England by W.G. Hoskins ................................................................................. R41<br />
Local Record Sources in Print and in Progress 1972-76 - Joyce Youings .....................................S42<br />
Map – Official Street Map of <strong>Hungerford</strong> c1974 ........................................................................S100<br />
Marsh – see Freeman’s Marsh<br />
Medicine:<br />
History of Medicine in <strong>Hungerford</strong> - Dr. Hugh Pihlens, 1991 ......................................... N36<br />
History of Medicine in <strong>Hungerford</strong> - Dr. Hugh Pihlens, 2006 .......................................... N37<br />
Methodist Cyber Café and Computer Centre .................................................................................. E4<br />
Methodism in <strong>Hungerford</strong> ........................................................................................................... A31<br />
Millmead .................................................................................................................... E25<br />
Miscellaneous Documents found in The Old Granary Dec 1991 ................................................. A74<br />
Miscellaneous newspaper articles, HADCAF etc etc ..........................................................................<br />
Miscellaneous items – awaiting re-indexing ..................................................................................... L<br />
Monumental Inscriptions, Notes on Recording, by JL Rayment ...................................................S54<br />
Monuments, Inscriptions (Rev A Finch), 1693-1885 ..................................................................... B4<br />
Monuments, Inscriptions (David Field & Betty Clark), 1693-1885 ............................................... B4<br />
Munford – The Betty Muinford Collection – Various historic documents and letters. ........................<br />
Murder in Old Berkshire by Roger Long ...................................................................................... R31<br />
Narrowing the Field by Alan Rogers .............................................................................................S12<br />
National Monument Record Centre – <strong>Hungerford</strong> & District items ................................................. L<br />
Newbury & District Motor Services, 1932-1952, History of, by Paul Lacey. ...............................S48<br />
Newbury Childhood, A, by Joan Booker ...................................................................................... R43<br />
Newbury District Field Club Vol. 13 No. 1 ...................................................................................S13<br />
Newbury District Official Map, 1985 ............................................................................................S82<br />
Newbury Weekly News - Press reports of talks ............................................................................ A37<br />
Newspaper Cuttings, various ........................................................................................................ B 7<br />
Newspaper Cuttings, various in Scrapbooks 1980-1989 .................................................... Bookshelf<br />
Daily Express 24 th April 1900 ............................................................................................S67<br />
Marlborough Times 11 th June 1898 (inc school adverts) ...................................................S66<br />
No Bed of Roses by Audrey Franklin ............................................................................................S45<br />
Norland – Penelope Stokes ........................................................................................................... R39<br />
North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural beauty .......................................................... B34<br />
Oakes Bros. Ltd., 1925-1975 .......................................................................................................... E2<br />
Obituaries (see also Funeral Sheets and Obituries)......................................................................... E8<br />
Old-fashioned Socialist, An - Lorenzo Quelch ............................................................................. R38<br />
One Hussar - The Journal of James Rawlins 1853-63 by Ken Hurton ..........................................S14<br />
Oxford Church Courts – Depositions 1542-1550 ......................................................................... N55<br />
Oxford Church Courts – Depositions 1570-1574 ......................................................................... N56<br />
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Parish Registers – National <strong>Index</strong>, Vol 8 Part 1 – Berkshire .......................................................S106<br />
People<br />
Gerald Ward, <strong>HHA</strong> Patron 1997-2008 .............................................................................. E48<br />
Alfred “Sonner” North, Legion d’Honneur, 21.2.1999 ..................................................... E48<br />
Giles family – carriers ....................................................................................................... E48<br />
EL Jim Davies, Remembered, A Friend of the Family, <strong>Hungerford</strong> ................................. E48<br />
Photographs, General.................................................................................................................... B18<br />
Police Station ...................................................................................................................... A3<br />
Murder of two local policemen, 11 Dec 1876 ..................................................................... A3<br />
Poor Law:<br />
Guide to the Records of the New Poor Law and its Successors in Berkshire.<br />
1835-1948. - Berkshire Record Office. ...................................................................S5<br />
New Poor Law and its Successors - Berkshire - B.R.O. .......................................................S7<br />
Poor Rate, <strong>Hungerford</strong> 1704 ........................................................................................................ B17<br />
Overseers of the Poor Accounts, 1725 .............................................................................. B17<br />
Posters<br />
.................................................................................................................... A11<br />
Prehistoric Berkshire - Babtie Public Service Division ...................................................................S4<br />
Procedure for Recording English Vernacular Architecture – Brunskill .........................................S44<br />
Properties in <strong>Hungerford</strong>:<br />
List of Buildings of Special Architectural Interest – <strong>Hungerford</strong>, June 1984 .................... N88<br />
Friar’s Pardon, Charnham Street ....................................................................................... E49<br />
Templeton, Anvilles, Denford, Avington .......................................................................... E49<br />
Property Sales Particulars ............................................................................................................... E9<br />
Quiet Years, The – as told by Wally Dennis. D. Archer, 2001 ......................................................S64<br />
Railway:<br />
Berks & Hants Line – Theale – Bedwyn – Stations and Staff by John Allen .....................S69<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Station ............................................................................................................. A 4<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Railway Station, by John Allen ..................................................................... J103<br />
Ramsbury:<br />
Ramsbury at War by Roger Day ........................................................................................ R15<br />
Ramsbury - Then and Now by Barbara Croucher................................................................ R9<br />
Holy Cross Church, Ramsbury by Mrs Barbara Croucher ................................................ R14<br />
Rate Books of <strong>Hungerford</strong>,<br />
1875 ....................................................................................................................... M<br />
1893 ....................................................................................................................... M<br />
Record Interpreter, Abreviations, Latin Words used in Historical Manuscripts ............. R208 (B208)<br />
Record Offices - information on ................................................................................................... B42<br />
Register of John Chandler, Dean of Salisbury, 1404-17 ................................................. R209 (B209)<br />
Reminiscences of <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Pam Haseltine .......................................................................... N26<br />
Riverside House & The Cottage, 2 Charnham Street – Joan Archer ............................................ A52<br />
Roll and Writ File of the Berkshire Eyre of 1248, Selden Society ............................................... R19<br />
Roman Research News ................................................................................................................. B27<br />
Royal Berkshire Regiment, 1743-1914, by Martin “Mac” McIntyre, 2006 .................................. R32<br />
Salisbury & Wiltshire Guide to the Records of the Bishop etc ......................................................S93<br />
Savernake Forest:<br />
“Savernake at War” – a wartime history fo Savernake Forest 1940-49, Roger Day ..........S91<br />
A History of Savernake Forest, by the Marquess of Ailesbury...........................................S90<br />
Schools, including<br />
Various notes and correspondence by Betty Clark, c1980 ................................................ A45<br />
College House (Mrs Froome, including:<br />
Piano Examination Certificates .............................................................................. A43<br />
John o’ Gaunt School ........................................................................................................ A43<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Newtown School, including ........................................................................... A44<br />
Copy Cover of Conveyance Dame DE Pearce to The National Society, 12 May 1901<br />
Rules & Regulationd for the Management, 15 May 1903<br />
Berkshire County Council Education Committee Provisional Instruction to<br />
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Managers Part 1 – School Management, 1903<br />
Fire Insurance 1949-50<br />
Fire Insurance 1954-55<br />
Letter re renewal of Fire Insurance 18 Mar 1954<br />
Cash receipt book relating to rent of School House 1953-57<br />
Buildings Insurance Policy (and Supplementary Policy) 1964-65<br />
Instructions to Counsel to adviseon two matters after closure, c1964<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Free Grammar School: ................................................................................... A43<br />
Qualifications of the Master, Regulations and Management, 1893 ........................ A43<br />
General Digest of Charities, Berkshire, Jul 1868 ................................................... A43<br />
National School Gill’s Geometry Text Book .................................................................... R47<br />
Scrapbooks of Newspaper Cuttings, various 1980-1989 .................................................... Bookshelf<br />
Secretary Hand ABC Book, A, by Alf Ison .....................................................................................S8<br />
St. John's Mission .................................................................................................................... A18<br />
St. Johns Ambulance Brigade<br />
Album on St. John’s Ambulance Brigade, Transfusion Service from 1950 .......................... P<br />
Blood Transfusion Committee Minute Book, Sep 1959. ................................................... R44<br />
Stained Glass .................................................................................................................... A24<br />
Steam Engine Rally - programmes ............................................................................................... A76<br />
Story of an Ancient Fishery by Jim Davis .................................................................................... N31<br />
Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, Berkshire, The, by W.H. Summers ........................................................... N132<br />
Story of <strong>Hungerford</strong>, The, by Dr. Hugh Pihlens, 1983 ............................................................... N133<br />
Summers, Rev (Notes on Field & Place names, Notes on Register ............................................. A62<br />
Talks - Buildings in Bridge Street - Write-up & photos ............................................................... T79<br />
Buildings Group: High Street (West) ..................................................................... T80<br />
5 Althea's ................................................................................................................ T80<br />
25 Spackman's ........................................................................................................ T80<br />
31 The Old Savings Bank ...................................................................................... T80<br />
32 The Old Congregational Manse ........................................................................ T80<br />
33 Wilton House .................................................................................................... T80<br />
34 (Bruce Mayhew)................................................................................................ T80<br />
Buildings Group: High Street (East) ..................................................................... T81<br />
85/86 Low's, Week's:(Cruck Cottage) .................................................................... T81<br />
107 Brading Cryer ................................................................................................. T81<br />
109/110 Hants & Berks Est Agent ........................................................................ T81<br />
111 Roger King Antiques ...................................................................................... T81<br />
113 The Plume ...................................................................................................... T81<br />
114 Hamptons Estate Agents ................................................................................ T81<br />
115 Emma Jane Boutique ...................................................................................... T81<br />
117 Three Swans Hotel ......................................................................................... T81<br />
118 Lloyd's Bank .................................................................................................. T81<br />
119 Natwest Bank ................................................................................................. T81<br />
120 Bennet's .......................................................................................................... T81<br />
121 Gateway Stores ............................................................................................... T81<br />
122 Rayner's Optician ........................................................................................... T81<br />
123 Inklings .......................................................................................................... T81<br />
124 Barnaby's Bakery ........................................................................................... T81<br />
125 The Pharmacy ................................................................................................ T81<br />
126 Post Office ..................................................................................................... T81<br />
127 Wessex House ................................................................................................ T81<br />
128 Faringdon House ............................................................................................ T81<br />
129 Betty Munford's .............................................................................................. T81<br />
130 College House ................................................................................................ T81<br />
131/132 The Bridge, Bridge Gdns ........................................................................ T81<br />
The Somme, 1918 – The Kaiser’s Battle, - Clive Priestley .................................... T88<br />
Aldbourne - A Downland Community - Andrew Sewell .................................................. T82<br />
Archaeology, Undy’s Farm - Steve Ford ........................................................................... T82<br />
Beyond the Bench, Daphne Priestley, OBE DL (Apr 2003) .................................. T88 & T89<br />
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Church Life in 19th Century <strong>Hungerford</strong> - Rev. Alec McGuire ........................................ T82<br />
Civil War in the Newbury Area - Thora Morrish ............................................................. T82<br />
Constables Accounts 1658-1737 – Eric Bunt .................................................................... T82<br />
Estates Around <strong>Hungerford</strong> - Pat Gray .............................................................................. T82<br />
Great Fire of <strong>Hungerford</strong> – Norman Hidden ..................................................................... T88<br />
Hint of Heraldry, Dr Lois Pihlens, (Feb 2004) .................................................................. T88<br />
Historic Gardens in and Around Berkshire - Dr. Christopher Thacker ........................... T82<br />
Hopgrass Farm House - Fred Whitby .............................................................................. T83<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Area before the Norman Conquest - O. Moffatt, Anne Gresham Cook ......... T83<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Poor Law - A. Kew & Betty Clark ................................................................ T83<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Railway Station - John Allen ......................................................................... T84<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> in 1937 - John Allen ....................................................................................... T84<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> 1840-1850 - Fay Morgan .............................................................................. T84<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Schools, Dr Lois Pihlens (Jan 1992) .............................................................. T88<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Volunteer Fire Brigade - Donald Macey ........................................................ T84<br />
John of Gaunt - Mr F. Bailey ............................................................................................ T85<br />
Kennet & Avon Canal - Jack Dalby ................................................................................. T85<br />
Law & Order in Berkshire - Peter Southern ...................................................................... T85<br />
Leper House in <strong>Hungerford</strong> - Norman Hidden ................................................................. T85<br />
Medicine, History of - Dr. H. Pihlens ............................................................................... T86<br />
Methodism in <strong>Hungerford</strong> - Rev.Roland Desch .............................................................. T82<br />
Mrs Thatcher, General Galtieri and the Efficiency of Whitehall – Clive Priestley CB ..... T86<br />
Nelson – A Thoroughly Modern Man ............................................................................... T88<br />
Old Catholic Families of Berkshire - Mr. Tony Hadland .................................................. T87<br />
Post Offices in H'ford - Dr. Lois Pihlens .......................................................................... T87<br />
Quarter Sessions 1760-86 -Michael Blakeway ................................................................. T87<br />
Restoration of the King’s Privy Garden, Hampton Court Palace – Tom Wright ............... T87<br />
Ridgeway - Maurice Mendoza .......................................................................................... T88<br />
Rise of Non - Conformity in West Berkshire - Thora Morrish .......................................... T88<br />
Royal Visits to <strong>Hungerford</strong> – Pat Gray .............................................................................. T87<br />
Silk Industry in W. Berks - Thora Morrish ....................................................................... T88<br />
Social History of Narrowboats, Peter Jordan (Sep 2003) .................................................. T88<br />
Town & Manor Personalities, 1840-1850 - Tilley Hunt ................................................... T88<br />
Wallingtons, Kintbury – Piers Dunn ................................................................................. T88<br />
Tally Ho, <strong>Hungerford</strong> Newtown – Regimental Wall Plate ........................................................... E33<br />
Telephone Exchange - Directory 1904 & 1907 ........................................................................... A10<br />
Templeton House – Fae Morgan .................................................................................................... E3<br />
Thames Valley Papists - Tony Hadland ........................................................................................ R33<br />
Town Hall .................................................................................................................... A68<br />
Thy Chartered Freeman by Joan Booker ...................................................................................... R37<br />
Tithe Acts 1836-1918 .................................................................................................................. B11<br />
Town & Manor oddments ............................................................................................................. B 8<br />
Town Characters (eg obituries)..................................................................................................... B31<br />
Tracing Your Ancestors - D.M. Field ............................................................................................ R7<br />
Trsade Directories, Town Guides and Town Plans.......................................................................... ??<br />
Tragedy 1987:<br />
General .................................................................................................................... E41<br />
Newbury Weekly News reports ............................................................................................. D<br />
Transcripts of Oral History Interviews for “Reminiscences of <strong>Hungerford</strong>” - Pam Haseltine ...... B28<br />
Tull, Jethro: Agricultural History - Jethro Tull I, II, and III by Norman Hidden .......................... N34<br />
Twinning with Ligueil ................................................................................................................. A13<br />
Tutti-Day (Hocktide) ..................................................................................................................... A 8<br />
Victorian England 1837-1901 (BRO) ........................................................................................... A58<br />
Victorian <strong>Hungerford</strong> – course notes ............................................................................................ E46<br />
Village in the Valley (Ramsbury), A, by Barbara Croucher ........................................................... R8<br />
Walk About <strong>Hungerford</strong> by Dr. Hugh Pihlens .............................................................................. N35<br />
Wallingtons, Kintbury, Berkshire, by Brother Anthony Porter, 2009............................................S94<br />
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Cassettes:<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Tragedy Memorial Service 8th August 1987<br />
C2<br />
Reminiscences of <strong>Hungerford</strong> John Allen and Alfred North C3<br />
Growth of Non-conformity in West Berkshire - Thora Morrish. 23 Jun 1993<br />
C9<br />
Lower Denford Farm 1908-1911 - Kerr Kirkwood 24 May 1995<br />
C10<br />
DVDs and CDs:<br />
Extract from Gardener’s World, Ron Hoyes and Hungerfod Police Station – Aug 1992<br />
A Humerous Look at people and Places in <strong>Hungerford</strong> – Jack Williams, 24 May 2000<br />
A Look at <strong>Hungerford</strong>’s History - Dr. Hugh Pihlens, 28 Jan 98<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Alive, 12 Jul 1997<br />
History of Wallington’s, St. Cassians – Bro Anthony Porter, 26 Jan 2005<br />
HADCAF, Jul 2000<br />
Hocktide in <strong>Hungerford</strong> – The Story of the Ancient Tradition<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> – The Traditional Town with a Heart for Industry, c1990<br />
Eastbury: A Berkshire Village – David Rutherford (2003)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> – A History (2000)<br />
John Allen’ s work, including various articles, and Parish Registers 1870-2006<br />
Richard Amphlett: Second World War Memorials<br />
The Story of the Fire Service (inc old photos of <strong>Hungerford</strong> fire brigade)<br />
Artefacts & Memorabilia:<br />
Replica badge worn on their bluecoat uniforms by pupils who gain admission to Christ’s Hospital<br />
through West’s Gists (given to <strong>HHA</strong> April 2004)<br />
Prints and Photographs: (all in File F)<br />
Album 1 (76 items)<br />
St John’s Mission Hall c. 1903<br />
Congregation of St John’s<br />
Outside of St John’s ? c.1949<br />
Choir and Vicar near St John’s<br />
St John’s Notice Board<br />
Front view of St John’s after last sevice 1984<br />
Rev. Graham Foulis-Brown<br />
Rev. Tom Shortland and others outside St John’s<br />
Jean Bolton and Ron Talbot<br />
Half of St John’s building demolished<br />
1909 - 1910 Graystone Cup Winners<br />
Cricket Club Pavilion R.Tidbury and G. Neale 1911<br />
King’s visit to <strong>Hungerford</strong> 1912<br />
Railway station decorated for King’s visit<br />
Decorations in High Street<br />
Decorations in Park Street<br />
Hocktide outside John O’Gaunt Pub 1911<br />
Mr E.W.Munford in full uniform of a 1st World War soldier<br />
2nd photo of Mr Munford<br />
Large crowd of people outside Town Hall before dedication of War Memorial 1921<br />
Infants’ School Fairview Road c.1916<br />
The Elite Cricket Club 1911<br />
The Choir outside St Saviour’s Church Eddington c. 1920<br />
Tyler & Banyard High Street c. 1925<br />
Sydney Bushnell Bellman outside Town Hall c. 1936<br />
Arthur William Bucknell Tenant Farmer Denford<br />
Dopsons Shop High Street<br />
Holy Trinity Church Denford Built c. 1833<br />
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Hocktide rear of Three Swans 1918<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Dramatic Scy. Church House 1933<br />
Floods in Bridge Street c. 1930<br />
Sydney Bushnell Town Crier 1937<br />
Knife Grinder who used to visit the town in the 1920s<br />
The Territorials 1936<br />
Local Red Cross Detachment<br />
Small Aircraft made by Chilton Aircraft Co<br />
The first St Johns Ambulance 1935<br />
Interior of Ambulance 1935<br />
Ambulance on Duty on <strong>Hungerford</strong> Common c. 1937<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Ladies Football Team 1956<br />
Variety Concert, Church House, c. 1969<br />
Young Wives Methodist Hall, c. 1970<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Railway Station - Looking East c. 1946<br />
Primary School Fete c. 1958<br />
Austin Fire Engine G.L.E. built June 1942<br />
Bear Hotel and Charnham Street <strong>Hungerford</strong>.<br />
Atherton Crescent Victory Party 1945<br />
St Johns Ambulance men, High Street. c. 1952<br />
St Johns Ambulance County Inspection c. 1952<br />
The Manor House,High Street.<br />
The Regent Cinema, before it was demolished 1974<br />
The Forge and Bordon Carriage c.1980<br />
James & Co Great Western Mills Smitham Bridge Road<br />
Photo 2<br />
Photo 3<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Hospital Notice Board<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Hospital 17th March 1990<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Hospital Chapel 1990<br />
Wesleyan Chapel, Bath Road <strong>Hungerford</strong><br />
St Lawrence Church, with gates<br />
St Lawrence Church<br />
St Lawrence Church (Interior)<br />
St Lawrence Church (Interior)<br />
St Saviours Church, Eddington.(Ext)<br />
St Saviours Church, Eddington.(Int)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> including Parish Church<br />
Postman outside old Vicarage<br />
Young man in stocks<br />
Home Cafe Charnham Street c. 1983<br />
Demolition of Home Café c.1983<br />
Clearance of Café Site, now Chapel Court<br />
120 High Street, <strong>Hungerford</strong> 1989<br />
Chilton Electric Factory and Offices Church Way c. 1982<br />
David Cookson Manager of Gas Works c. 1912<br />
David Cookson and Gas Works c. 1912<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Outdoor Swimming Pool 1997<br />
2nd Photo –do-<br />
Album 2: (32 items)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church (ext) 1809<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church (ext) 1813<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church (ext) 1821<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Parish Church (int) c.1939<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Hall 1769<br />
Third Town Hall 1786<br />
Third Town Hall 1786<br />
Third Town Hall 1821<br />
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Corn Exchange under repair 1988/89<br />
Town Hall Clock mechanism 1988/89<br />
The Rev. W. Gray c.1920<br />
Alexander, Grocer, High Street, c.1910<br />
Church Lads Brigade, Church House, c.1910<br />
Steam Railcar, <strong>Hungerford</strong> Station c.1912<br />
Collier Collection:<br />
Canal Bridge, c.1911<br />
Eddington Mill, c.1911<br />
Swing Bridge & Pumping Station c.1911<br />
Kennet Bridge, Eddington, c.1911<br />
Kennet Mill, Denford, c.1911<br />
Hocktide, Rear of Three Swans, 1935<br />
Outside Regent Cinema 1937<br />
Victory Celeberations, High Street, 1946<br />
Victory Celebrations, A.T.C. Band, 1946<br />
Munford’s Shop, 129 High Street, Coronation 1953<br />
Outside Regent Cinema, Coronation 1953<br />
Kennet & Avon Canal Bridge, c.1962<br />
Kennet Bridge, c.1962<br />
Bear Hotel & Charnham Street, c.1962<br />
View from under Canal Bridge, c.1962<br />
Down Gate, <strong>Hungerford</strong> Common, c.1962<br />
Gas Works, David Cookson and family c.1905<br />
David Cookson, Manager of Gas Works c.1912<br />
Album 3:<br />
Sporting Types on bicycles c1890s<br />
Hocktide with Tuttie Men and Girls 1921<br />
Hocktide Kisses and Coins<br />
Hocktide c1928<br />
Hocktide with George Allen - Tuttieman<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Foresters’ Sports 1935<br />
Methodist Bazaar with 13 year old Anne Hutchings<br />
Methodist Bazaar with Annie Leach<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Football Club darts tournament Nov 1970<br />
Methodist Bazaar Mrs M.Gregory, Mrs V.Martin, Mrs N. Martin.<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong>’ ambulance unit<br />
Methodist minister Rev. Stanley W. Smith and cake stall ladies<br />
Past and present Wives’ Group Nov 1987<br />
The Bear Hotel Charnham Street c. 1925 - 1930<br />
International Stores Bridge Street c. 1912<br />
Bridge Street and War Memorial c. 1921<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Post Office at 126 High Street - Built and opened 1914<br />
Police Station Park Street c1940<br />
Joe Brady First Mayor of <strong>Hungerford</strong> 1974<br />
Hamstead Lock restoration completed and re-opened Easter 1971<br />
Copse Lock before rrestoration<br />
Copse Lock restoration completed 1972. re-opened May 1972<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Lock before restoration<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Lock restoration completed 1973 re-opened July 1974<br />
Kintbury Lock before restoration<br />
Kintbury Lock restoration completed 1972 re-opened July 1974<br />
Dun Mill Lock before restoration<br />
Dun Mill Lock restoration completed 1973 re-opened July 1974<br />
Twinning signing outside Town Hall <strong>Hungerford</strong> – Feb 1981<br />
Great Western Mills Smitham Bridge Road during demolition Oct. 1985<br />
Silvia Pascoe with her medal for bravery during <strong>Hungerford</strong> shooting with Lisa Mildenhall<br />
Joan Kendall’s 80th birthday party 14th December 1992<br />
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Joan Kendall’s birthday cake<br />
Mrs Olive Sadlier Moffat “Moffie” 6th Feb 1900 - 6th Feb 1995<br />
Sonner North 98 years old 11.06.97<br />
Presentation of Legion d’Honneur to Sonner North Feb. 1999<br />
Sonner North 100 - up and going strong<br />
The building housed the Laundry and later Lowheat Ltd.<br />
Oakes Bros Park Street before demolition April 2000<br />
Oakes Bros Park Street during demolition May 2000<br />
The site after demolition.<br />
The Rose of Hungerfrod on Kennet & Avon Canal May 2000<br />
Repair work on the Kennet & Avon Canal Early 2001<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Cycle Speedway c.1960<br />
The Marsh and Canal<br />
The odld library 2007 Exterior, Interior, and Library staff<br />
Album 4:<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> War Memorial 1939-1945 – Original Photos and Documents<br />
Album 5:<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Hospital – the last days of demolition, Oct-Nov 1995, presented by Ivor Speed<br />
Album 6:<br />
“ Everest Climb” by Berkshire Firemen at Town Hall, 11 th July 1998<br />
Album 7: Presented by Geraldine Richens, April 2003<br />
Local views taken by SW Parry, Bridge Street<br />
Various portraits taken by WS Parry, Bridge Street<br />
Photos of Berkshire Yeomanry<br />
Envelope 8:<br />
Alexanders Coal Waggon, Midland Works, Birmingham<br />
Park Street Development (Williams Court) – May 2000 (Ivor Speed)<br />
Railwaymens Supper, 1912 (Parsons)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Station Staff c1905 (Parsons)<br />
Station Staff, King’s Visit 26.10.1912 (Parsons)<br />
Last Broad Gauge GWR<br />
Christingle Service 7.12.1978<br />
Envelope 9:<br />
5 pics of East Woodhay<br />
Lantern Slides c.1900<br />
• St Lawrence Church<br />
• Canal<br />
• Three Swans Hotel<br />
St Paul’s from Southwark, c1875<br />
St John’s Mission Hall, 1986<br />
King;’s Visit High Street<br />
Hocktide 1912 – Police Inspector Tom Randall and family<br />
Ladies Football team, 1956<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
Beard Family<br />
Rear of 33/34 High Street<br />
Templeton House<br />
H'ford High Street looking North<br />
Christine Nora Stock nee Richens b.1900<br />
Bridge Street (west)<br />
High Street (west)<br />
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B18<br />
B50<br />
B51
High Street (east)<br />
B52<br />
The Ivor Speed Slide Collection (mostly 1980s-1990s)<br />
Maps and Charts:<br />
File 1:<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Civil Parish<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong>, 129 High St (by John Brook, 1985)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Map (O.S. 1984)<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> from the air - 1985<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong> Enclosure Award 1819 (part & whole)<br />
Berkshire (Saxton) 1636<br />
File 2:<br />
File 3:<br />
File 4:<br />
Berkshire (Speed) Gloucestershire - 1610 (Speed)<br />
Hampshire (Speed) Middlesex (Speed)<br />
Wiltshire (Speed)<br />
Isle of Wight (Speed)<br />
Monmouth County - 1610 (Speed)<br />
Somerset (Speed)<br />
Bath Road - Ogilby - 1670<br />
Hamstead Park Berkshire divided in Hundreds - 1756<br />
Hampshire divided into Hundreds - 1753<br />
Britain & Ireland (Blaeu) – 1635<br />
Road from London to Bath (Sheet 7 – <strong>Hungerford</strong> to Newbury), Archibald Robertson, 1792.<br />
Church and Town Land - W. Francis, 1794<br />
Chilton Lodge Estate – Dymour 1814<br />
Wilts & Berks – John Rocque 1761<br />
Kennet & Avon Canal, Newbury to <strong>Hungerford</strong><br />
Kennet & Avon Canal, Kintbury to Froxfield 1984<br />
Newbury from the Air, 1985<br />
<strong>Hungerford</strong>, Miscellaneous<br />
The Road, London to Bristol<br />
Large Maps and Charts (Rolled):<br />
1. Ordnance Survey, 1:50,000 Newbury and Wantage Sheet 174, 1980<br />
2. Ordnance Survey, 1:10,000 - Newbury and <strong>Hungerford</strong>, c.1980<br />
3. Ordnance Survey, 1:2500 - <strong>Hungerford</strong> Town, 1984<br />
4. Ordnance Survey, Route Planner, Southern England, 1983<br />
5. Ordnance Survey, 1:63,360 – Sheet 158 Oxford and Newbury, 1962<br />
6. Kintbury Parish, Abraham Dymock, Aldbourne, 1822<br />
7. Kintbury and Kintbury Aerial 1:10,000, 1984<br />
8. Kintbury and Avington, 1879<br />
9. Berkshire Divided in Hundreds, 1756<br />
10. Berkshire, by John Carey, 1805<br />
11. Chilton Lodge Estate, 1814; West Berkshire, by John Rocque, 1761; <strong>Hungerford</strong>, by William<br />
Francis, 1794<br />
12. John Willis – Newbury & West Berkshire, 1768<br />
13. <strong>Hungerford</strong> Inclosure by Abraham Dymock 1819<br />
14. Kennet & Avon Canal Tactical Map Newbury - <strong>Hungerford</strong><br />
15. St. Lawrence Churchyard drawn by A.D. Field, 1981<br />
16. Frontages of some <strong>Hungerford</strong> High Street Properties (April 1986) - [102-88, 107-101, 113-108,<br />
120-114, 126-120, 130-126, 87-77]<br />
17. Painting - Front Elevations of High Street East 1985 - by John Simson<br />
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18. <strong>Hungerford</strong> Town Hall & High Street - from painting by G. Shepherd, 1821<br />
19. St. Lawrence Churchyard Plan (Sections A & B),
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