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Proceedings of the SIAH Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History Table of contents Keith Briggs [email protected] Last modified 2019-06-11 10:36 This file is automatically generated from the bibtex databases: • Quarterly_Journal.bib • SIAH_Proceedings_contents.bib References Abbott, A. R. (1888). “Observations at Gorleston Church. (6 Jul 1885)”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History VI.1, pp. xiv–xv. Adair, R. S. (1930). “Red deer”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History XX.3, p. 322. Agnew, George, James Bettley, and Edward Martin (2015). “The Rougham Estate and Rougham Hall”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 43.3, pp. 412–427. Aitken, M. J. (1963). “Magnetic survey and dating [Cox Lane kilns]. (in Smedley and Owles 1963)”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology XXIX.3, pp. 327–329. Allen, D. (1993). “A fourteenth-century divorce in Stoke-by-Nayland”. Proceedings of the Suf- folk Institute of Archaeology and History XXXVIII.1, pp. 1–7. — (1995). “An eighteenth century organ in Little Glemham church”. Proceedings of the Suf- folk Institute of Archaeology and History XXXVIII.3, pp. 296–301. — (1996). “The vanished barrel organ of Coddenham church”. Proceedings of the Suffolk In- stitute of Archaeology and History XXXVIII.4, pp. 442–454. — (1997). “Daniel Browninge of Crowfield; a little-known High Sheriff of Suffolk and the Stowmarket Assizes of 1695”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XXXIX.1, pp. 28–47. — (1999). “An arms sale at Nettlestead in 1682”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archae- ology and History XXXIX.3, pp. 331–338. Allen, D. and J. Blatchly (1990). “An Elizabethan swan-upper for the Deben estuary”. Pro- ceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XXXVII.2, pp. 143–145. 1 Allen, David (2001). “The public water supply of Ipswich before the municipal corpora- tions”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XL.1, pp. 31–54. — (2002). “The descent of the manor of Ampners in Thrandeston”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XL.2, pp. 145–150. — (2005). “Victorian Suffolk’s great eccentric: Colonel George Tomline 1813–1889”. Pro- ceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XLI.1, pp. 79–102. — (2006). “A newly-discovered survival from the muniments of Maud of Lancaster’s chantry college at Bruisyard”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XLI.2, pp. 151–174. Almack, H. H. (1911). “Roman finds from Long Melford”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History XIV.2, p. 286. Almack, R. (1849). “Sign of the White Swan. (Read 14 Sep 1848)”. Proceedings of the Bury and West Suffolk Archæological Institute I.2, pp. 50–52. — (1851a). “On notices of Samuel Appleton, John Winthrop and John Clopton. (Commu- nication, 25 Sep 1850)”. Proceedings of the Bury and West Suffolk Archæological Institute I.5, pp. 221–222. — (1851b). “On the Cavendish family. (Communication, 25 Sep 1850)”. Proceedings of the Bury and West Suffolk Archæological Institute I.5, p. 225. — (1855). “Some account of Melford Church”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæol- ogy and Natural History II.2, pp. 73–83. — (1868). “Kedington alias Ketton, and the Barnardiston family”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History IV.3, pp. 123–182. Alsford, S. (1982). “Thomas le Rente: a medieval town ruler”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Insti- tute of Archaeology and History XXXV.2, pp. 105–115. Amor, Nicholas et al. (2016). “Book reviews [Bloore and Martin (eds.): Wingfield College ... ; Briggs and Kilpatrick, A dictionary of Suffolk place-names; Fern: Before Sutton Hoo . ; Gearey, Chapman, and Howard: Down by the river . ; Pinner: The cult of St Edmund ... ; Stone: Suffolk 1775–1845 . ; Young: The Gages of Hengrave . and Rookwood family papers]”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 43.4, pp. 641–650. Amor, Nicholas R. (2002). “Riding out recession: Ixworth and Woolpit in the late middle ages”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XL.2, pp. 127–144. — (2004). “Merchant adventurer or Jack of all trades? The Suffolk clothier in the 1460s”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XL.4, pp. 414–436. — (2006). “Late medieval enclosure — a study of Thorney, near Stowmarket, Suffolk”. Pro- ceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XLI.2, pp. 175–198. — (2012). “Apprenticeship in late medieval Ipswich”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XLII.4, pp. 411–423. — (2018). “John Coket: medieval merchant of Ampton”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 44.2, pp. 235–245. 2 Amor, Nicholas R. and Edward Martin (2014). “Book reviews [Bailey, The decline of serfdom ... ; Ward, Elizabeth de Clare . ; Young, Where is St Edmund? . ]” Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History 43.2, pp. 291–294. Anderson, A. (1968). “The former timber spire of Monks Eleigh Church”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology XXXI.2, pp. 202–206. Anderson, F. W. (1966). “Stone [Stonham Aspal]. (in Smedley and Owles 1966)”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology XXX.3, pp. 234–235. Anderson, Sue (2003). “Glazed red pottery and kiln waste from Sutton Heath, Suffolk”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XL.3, pp. 301–305. Anderson, Sue et al. (2010). “Excavations on medieval and post-medieval sites at Preston St Mary”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology and History XLII.2, pp. 113–161. Andrews, H. C. (1928). “Notes on some families and brasses at Great Thurlow and Little Bradley, Suffolk”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History XX.1, pp. 43–47. Andrews, Sue and Rosemary Hoppitt (2011). “Helming Leget, royal servant, and a possible designed landscape at Pond Hall, Hadleigh”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archae- ology and History XLII.3, pp. 300–324. Andrews, Sybil and Lilian J. Redstone (1929). “Suffolk courts in English”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History XX.2, pp. 199–213. Anon (1851). “Will of George Whatloke, of Clare. — 1539. (Read 14 Mar 1850)”. Proceedings of the Bury and West Suffolk Archæological Institute I.5, pp. 187–190. — (1852). “Will of Thomas Trumpoor alias Euston. (Read 27 Sep 1850)”. Proceedings of the Bury and West Suffolk Archæological Institute I, pp. 267–268. — (1853). “Will of John Gardener, of Bury. — 1506”. Proceedings of the Bury and West Suffolk Archæological Institute I, pp. 329–330. — (1854). “Original Documents — No. I. Mandate of the Bishop of Norwich, 1583”. Pro- ceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History II.1, p. 40. — (1855a). “Catalogue of books in the Library of the Institute”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History II.2, p. 102. — (1855b). “On the Church of St Peter and St Paul, Eye”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History II.3, pp. 125–148. — (1855c). “Original Documents — No. II. Letter from Duke of Richmond referring to the Battle of Dettingen, 1743”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History II.3, pp. 113–117. — (1862a). “Grant of arms to the town of Hadleigh”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History III.2, pp. 311–313. — (1862b). “Original Documents — No. III. Grant by Berta de Wanci to Hugh Talemasche of a messuage in Bury”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural His- tory III.2, pp. 313–314. 3 Anon (1869a). “Examination of Suffolk Tumuli: The Seven Hills, Ampton”. Quarterly Jour- nal of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History I, pp. 19–20. — (1869b). “Forgeries (a travelling vendor at work in Suffolk)”. Quarterly Journal of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History I, p. 24. — (1869c). “Hessett Church. Discovery of mural paintings”. Quarterly Journal of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History I, p. 22. — (1869d). “Spurious antiquities (“Flint Jack” in Suffolk)”. Quarterly Journal of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History II, pp. 42–43. — (1869e). “Timworth Church (Discovery of mural paintings and encaustic tiles)”. Quar- terly Journal of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History I, pp. 22–23. — (1872). “Notice of the death of Samuel Tymms”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History IV.5, supp.p. — (1874). “Notes of the Halesworth meeting and excursion, 1870 (with detailed observa- tions at Halesworth, Westhall, Southwold and Bramfield)”. Proceedings of the Suffolk In- stitute of Archæology and Natural History IV.7, pp. 444–456. — (1876). “Description of an unofficial excursion on 8 Jul 1872 to the Woodbridge area”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History V.1, pp. 123–124. — (1880a). “Notes on the earlier history of the parish of Mendlesham (Read 30 Jun 1874)”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History V.3, pp. 259–261. — (1880b). “Sketch of the history of the Manor of Westhorpe (Read 30 Jun 1874)”. Proceed- ings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History V.3, pp. 253–257. — (1889). “Books belonging to the Suffolk Institute of Archaeology, &c”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History VII.1, supp.p. — (1891). “Rushbrooke: Davy’s Church notes, monuments in the Church and churchyard, the Almshouse, and parish registers”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History VII.3, pp. 336–362. — (1892). “Monumental inscriptions in Dennington Church, and Rectors of Dennington”. Proceedings of the Suffolk Institute of Archæology and Natural History VIII.1, pp. 77–82. — (1898a). “Catalogue of books, MSS., &c., in the Library of the Suffolk Institute of Archae- ology and Natural History”.
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