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THE PAPERS OF BRIGADIER AND MRS F.R.L.GOADBYP2

RECORDS CONNECTED WITH THE BRITISH LEGIONP2/1

RECORDS CONCERNING THE HISTORY OF STANDLAKEP2/2

PAPERS CONCERNING THE STANDLAKE BUILDINGS FUNDP2/2/A1

NOTES ON CENSUS RETURNS FOR STANDLAKE, 1841-1871.P2/2/G1

GENERAL NOTES ON STANDLAKE INHABITANTSP2/2/G2

NOTES ON INDIVIDUAL STANDLAKE FAMILIESP2/2/G3

INDEX OF STANDLAKE INHABITANTSP2/2/G4

MAPS OF PROPERTY IN AND AROUND STANDLAKEP2/2/M1

NOTES ON STANDLAKE CHURCH AND OTHER RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY IN THE VILLAGEP2/2/MS1

NOTES ON PUBS AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AT STANDLAKEP2/2/MS2

NOTES ON STANDLAKE ROADS AND BRIDGESP2/2/MS3

NOTES ON A FULLING MILL AT STANDLAKEP2/2/MS4

FRLG'S HOUSE SURVEY OF STANDLAKEP2/2/MS5

Ardmagha (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/1

Manor farm, Brighthampton, also known as Florey Farm (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/2

Old Manor Farm, Brighthampton (7 pages).P2/2/MS5/3

Home Farm (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/4

Malthouse Farm (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/5

1 Langcot Lane (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/6

Midway, 2 Langcot Lane (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/7

3 Langcot Lane (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/8

Lowenva (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/9

Forge House (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/10

Glebe Farm (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/11

Brasenose Farm House. See too P2/2/MS6/3 (7 pages)P2/2/MS5/12

Blenheim Cottage (1 page).P2/2/MS5/13

Yew Tree Farm House (6 pages)P2/2/MS5/14

Croft Farm (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/15

Morville (1 page).P2/2/MS5/16

Yew Tree Cottage (2 pages)P2/2/MS5/17

Weavings Farm (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/18

Globe Farm House (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/19

Magdelen Farm Cottage. See too P2/2/M1/1 (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/20

Magdelen Cottage Farm House (7 pages).P2/2/MS5/21

Hornsway House (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/22

Cheswell House, also known as Bodens (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/23

Charmwood Cottage (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/24

Brittenton House and Rose Villa (15 pages).P2/2/MS5/25

Fletchers Farm (15 pages).P2/2/MS5/26

Bay Tree Cottage (2 pages)P2/2/MS5/27

Longford Cottages and the Mulberry Bush School (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/28

The Hermitage, also known as The Chequers public house. See tooP2/2/MS5/29

The Black Horse Inn. See too P2/2/MS2 (11 pages).P2/2/MS5/30

The Limes (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/31

Stones Farm. See too P2/2/MS6/3 and P2/2/M1/1 (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/32

Lincoln Farm, also known as Nuttings or Tyrlings. See too P2/2/MS6/4,P2/2/MS5/33

De Lune (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/34

Elkerton (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/35

Bracken Cottage, also known as Maggots (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/36

Mos(e)ley Farm (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/37

Horcutt Farm, also known as Lesser College Farm (10 pages).P2/2/MS5/38

Manor House. See too P2/2/M1/1 and P2/2/MS11/8 (23 pages).P2/2/MS5/39

Florey's Stores (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/40

Weales, also known as Stones Cottage (demolished in the 1960's) (9 pages).P2/2/MS5/41

Ashpoles, known in the 1970's as Bortons Stores (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/42

Sad(d)lers (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/43

Old Bakery and adjoining cottage (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/44

Kingsmere (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/45

The Bell Inn. See too P2/2/MS2 (19 pages)P2/2/MS5/46

Post Office Stores, once the Angel Inn. See too P2/MS2 (7 pages).P2/2/MS5/47

Lock's Cottage (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/48

Eagle Farm (6 pages)P2/2/MS5/49

The Vines (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/50

Jasmine Cottage (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/51

No. 2, the Green (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/52

Wooleys (notes only; no history) (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/53

Foggs (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/54

Crawfords (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/55

Underdown Mill. See too P2/2/MS6 1-2 (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/56

Church Mill, also known as Collyns Mill. See too P2/2/MS6/1-2 (74 pages).P2/2/MS5/57

The Chauntry House, also known as Bullocks or Church Cottages (2 pages).P2/2/MS5/58

Lincoln Cottage, also known as Yewsters. See too P2/2/MS6/4P2/2/MS5/59

The Rectory. See too P2/2/M1/1 (6 pages, and a sales catalogue).P2/2/MS5/60

Rose Cottage (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/61

Southfields (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/62

Delaware Cottage (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/63

Chapel Lane (9 pages).P2/2/MS5/64

Messuage at 1 Rack End (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/65

The Laurels (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/66

Jasmine Cottage, Rack End (3 pages).P2/2/MS5/67

Pear Tree Cottage, Rack End (3 pages)P2/2/MS5/68

Row of 6 cottages, Rack End (8 pages).P2/2/MS5/69

Hampton Cottage, Rack End (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/70

Struan and Littlewood (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/71

47 Rack End, and Ferndale (9 pages).P2/2/MS5/72

House at Rack End, owned by George Caswell in the 1970's (5 pages).P2/2/MS5/73

Rose Cottage (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/74

Home Farm, Rack End (6 pages).P2/2/MS5/75

Ivy Cottage (4 pages).P2/2/MS5/76

Workhouses at Rack End (9 pages).P2/2/MS5/77

Gaunt Mill, also known as New Mills or Grist Mill. See too P2/2/MS6/1-2P2/2/MS5/78

Gaunt House. See too P2/2/M1/1 and P2/2/MS11/8 (53 pages).P2/2/MS5/79

GENERAL NOTES ON PROPERTY IN AND AROUND STANDLAKEP2/2/MS6

DOCUMENTS CONCERNING STANDLAKE HISTORYP2/2/MS7

DOCUMENTS CONCERNING THE POPULATION OF STANDLAKEP2/2/MS8

NOTES ON STANDLAKE INDIVIDUALSP2/2/MS9

REMINISCENCES OF STANDLAKE FROM ITS INHABITANTSP2/2/MS10

DOCUMENTS FROM A FILE TITLED SCRAPBOOKP2/2/MS11

NOTES ON STANDLAKE YOUTH CLUBP2/2/MS12

NOTEBOOKS OF FRLGP2/2/MS13

NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS ON THE SAME FESTIVALP2/2/N1

NEWSPAPER CUTTINGS CONCERNING STANDLAKE AND THE SURROUNDING AREAP2/2/N2

PHOTOGRAPHS OF PROPERTY IN AND AROUND STANDLAKE.P2/2/P1

PRINTED ACCOUNT OF ST. GILES, STANDLAKEP2/2/PR1

FRLG'S BOOKLET ON STANDLAKE CHURCHP2/2/PR2

COPIES OF CONTACT MAGAZINEP2/2/PR3

FURTHER COPIES OF CONTACT MAGAZINEP2/2/PR4

COPIES OF STANDLAKE PARISH MAGAZINESP2/2/PR5

NOTES ON STANDLAKE WILLSP2/2/W1

SERVICE SHEETP2/2/X1

PAPERS ON THE STANDLAKE FLOWER FESTIVALP2/2/X2

PROGRAMME ON AN ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOWP2/2/X3

PROGRAMME FOR THE 500TH ANNIVERSARY OF STANDLAKE RECTORYP2/2/X4

COMMEMORATION OF THE 750TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST KNOWN RECTOR OF STANDLAKEP2/2/X5

PAPERS ON FRLG HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILYP2/3