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Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 04

Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 4 - Amersham 1561-1812, Chalfont St Giles 1584-1812, Chalfont St Peter 1538-1812, Chenies 1593-1836, Hedgerley 1539-1812 and Stoke Poges 1563-1812.

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Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 05

Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 5 - Beaconsfield 1631-1812, Burnham 1561-1812, Dorney 1538-1812, Fulmer 1688-1812, Hedsor 1678-1837, Hitcham 1550-1812, Taplow 1710-1812, Wooburn 1653-1812.

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Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 06

Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 6 - Bradenham 1627-1812, Fingest 1607-1812, High Wycombe 1600-1812, Ibstone 1665-1812 and Turville 1582-1812.

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Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 08

Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 8 - Chesham 1637-1837 and Iver 1605-1812.

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Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 09

Buckinghamshire Phillimore Parish Records (Marriages) Volume 9 - Broughton 1720-1837, Lathbury, 1690-1837, Moulsoe 1559-1837 and Newport Pagnell 1558-1837.

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The Toll Roads of Buckinghamshire, with their connections into neighbouring counties, 1706-1881, by Peter Gulland (2017)

This book brings together detailed investigation of Buckinghamshire's turnpike trust records with on-the-ground observation of the roads they developed and built.

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-35

Buckinghamshire in 1851, the evidence of the population census, Bucks. Paper No.2, 2002, by David Thorpe

An introd to, and commentary on, the Bucks Family History Society's CD-ROM of the Enumerators' books and associated notes

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-1

Buckinghamshire in the 1760s and 1820s, the county maps of Jefferys and Bryant

The maps of Thomas Jefferys surveyed in 1766-1768 and A.Bryant surveyed in 1825 reproduced in colour and to their original scales in an A3 format

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-17

Historic views of Buckinghamshire

50 original historic prints of the county reproduced in colour with accompanying descriptions

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Watermills of Buckinghamshire, edited by Michael Farley, Edward Legg & James Venn

A 1930s account by Stanley Freese with original photographs

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The Rothschilds and Disraeli in Buckinghamshire. An essay, by David Kessler

In the second half of the 19th century the Rothschild family, bankers and financiers, built or acquired no fewer than seven great houses in and around the Vale of Aylesbury, while a little to the south Benjamin Disraeli, soon to be Prime Minister, was also moving in. This pamphlet outlines their story. (36-page pamphlet, published by Rothschild Waddedon Limited, 1996)

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-20

An archaeological research framework for Buckinghamshire

Collected papers,subjects ranging from Lowe Palaeolithic to post-medieval, from the Solent-Thames Research Framework Buckinghgamshire Paper No.15, 2009

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An illustrated history of early Buckinghamshire, edited by Michael Farley

Covers the period from the Ice Age to the Tudors and includes mammoths, early prehistoric farmers, Romans, Britons, Saxons, Vikings, Normans and medieval peasants

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-28

A Buckinghamshire Connexion: Letters of Isaac D'Israeli of Bradenham

Some letters of Isaac D'Israeli of Bradenham and his contemporaries, with notes on Bradenham House By Thea van Dam

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-30

Haddenham and Cuddington: The Early History of Two Buckinghamshire Villages, by William A. Strange (2007)

Covers the history of the two villages from earliest times up to 1550 (62pp).

Supplied by: Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society Product Ref: BAS-36

Buckinghamshire Insurance Directory 1714-1731

Residents insured against fire loss, listed by Parish, with policy number references.

Supplied by: The Mclaughlin Guides and Buckinghamshire related books and historic maps Product Ref: BGS-B2

Buckinghamshire Insurance Directory 1775-1784

Residents insured against fire loss, listed by Parish. Pre any official directories.

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Universal Directory, 1793-1798 Buckinghamshire section

The Gentry and Merchants in larger towns. Amersham, Aylesbury, Buckingham, Chesham. Great Marlow, High Wycombe, Wendover and many other towns,

Supplied by: The Mclaughlin Guides and Buckinghamshire related books and historic maps Product Ref: BGS-B4

Posse Comitatus for Buckinghamshire 1798

Excel spreadsheet Males 16-60 by parish with occupations, disabilities + farmers with horses, waggons and carts, millers. Mini 'census' before any official one. Searchable on all headings

Supplied by: The Mclaughlin Guides and Buckinghamshire related books and historic maps Product Ref: BGS-Excel spreadsheet