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Cake and Cockkorse, Volume 14 Subject Index Personal and family names, ondplaces. are included here, as well as in ihe Personal and Place Name Indexes. $forming the major subjeci of an ariicle

Adderbury Ironstone Company (1 870) 29 continued Airspeed ‘Horsa’ gliders 126 235,245 Archaeology Red Lion 33 House I 12- 1 19 Reindeer Inn and Globe Room 4-5 Castle Quay (Bridge Street and Mill Lane), St John Street (1 603) 20 Banbury Schools 1 st interim report (1 998) 82-92 Banbury County 257 2nd interim report (1999) 199-220 Miss Bromley’s 257-60 Marston St Lawrence, N’hants 97- I05 Dashwood Road 223-34 Artillery attack on Broughton Castle (1642) 67- South Parade, Grimsbury 233 75 Springfield Avenue 18 I, 223 Ranbury Stalcy’s warehouse 9 1 Beargarden Road 257 The Case is Altered 257 Road 257 Tooley’s Boatyard 96, 20 1, 2 17- 19 Bridge Street 233 Wharf 233 see also under Castle Quay White Lion 246 Miss Bromley’s School in the 1930s-40s 257-60 Beaw, William (I6 17-1 705), Vicar of Adderbury ‘Cafe 54’ 227-24 and Bishop of 134-48 Canal terminus 2 16- 17 Blackwell & Co., ironmasters at Dudley (1 859) Castle 67-68, 74, 82-92, 199-220 28 Castle Gardens 9 I, 2 1 1 Book reviews: Castle Quay (Bridge Street and Mill Lane), Banbury, The ‘Bawdy Court of 46-48 Banbury, archaeology at 82-92, 199-220 Banbury, The Changing Faces o/; Book I 76- Castle Street 91, 203, 213, 233 78 Church Lane Wesleyan Church 256 Banbury Pas/ und Preseni (oldphoios) 180-8 1 Cross, the original 189, 195 Correspondence re Springfield Avenue 223 Cuttle Brook and Mill 92, 207, 213,216-17 , ‘Grafiti,Pigs and Old Lace‘’ 183-84 Easington -see Dumbleton family Charlton and Newboiile. The His/ory of Two Factory Street 2 17 Villages 225 Grimsbury 179-80, 233, 244 Flora 7hompson, The World of 130 Historical Society Grimsbury. The Changing Faces of 179-80 AMUd Report and Accounts Helmdon, Aspecis of; no 1 49 1997 54-56 Aspecis of; no 2 106 1998 130-32 Aspecis of; no. 3 182-83 1999 227-28 Houses of the Gentry, 1480-1680 224 Cake & Cockhor.te 5-6 The Inns. Taverns and Beerhouses of Banbury, History of, after 40 years 3-7 The Licensees [sic] of 79-80 Inns, taverns, beerhouses 79-80 An Instance of the Fingerposi 50 Junction (railway)l60-63) Kineion in /he Greai War, 1914-1921 156 Lock 237, 246 Newbottle - see Charlton, above Mill Lane -see Castle Quay The Oxfirdshire Yeomanry. Queen ‘iOwn Museum, new 93-96 Hussars, 1798- 1998. The Siory Rowlandson painting fo; 186-88 of I07

26 1 Subject Index Book reviews continued Lecture reports continued Prohare Records of the Coitrts of the Bishop and Victoria Counry History 128-29 Archdeacon of * 1733-1857, and ofihe Women in power, Images of 129 Oxfordshire Pecrrliars. 1517-1856, Index to 49 Mosquito aircraft I26 The Scandal (Lady Mordaiint) Museum - see Banbury 181-82 Obituaries Wychwaod Forest and its Border Places 184 Ayser, Dr Elizabeth 226 Brinkworth, E.R C. (Ted) White, Hugh 226 founding of Historical Society 3 as teacher 223-24 and Ironstone Business 26-36 Broughton Castle Banbury terminus 2 16- 17 Artillery (royalist) in attack on, 1642 67-75 boatmen carrying ironstone 36 Historical Society at 7 Staffing c 1851 230-46 on cover of Wodehouse novel 24 Tooley’s Boatyard 96 Buckinghamshire Railway 23 I Oxfordshire Ironstone Company (I 882) 36 Canal -see Oxford Canal Probate records for Oxfordshire 49 Cherwell, River, at Trafford 189-97 Rai I ways, see also with Oxford Canal Banbury to Chcltcnham 3 l-33,36, 160-73 Decpfield Iron Company, Bilston (1 869) 29 Buckinghamshire 23 I Dumbleton family in , and Edgehill Light Railway 36n Adderbury 17-22 Grcat Central Railway 49, 65 Edward, of Easington, 1603, will of 17-22 at Kings Sutton 28-29, Easington - see Dumbleton family 35-36 Edgehill, Battle of (1 642) 67-75 ‘Kingham Stopping Goods’ 160-73 Eydon, field names 174-76 Romanies 158-59 stone 41 Rowlandson, Thomas, ‘A View near Ranbury’ Field names - see Eydon 186-88 Gliders 126 School, Miss Bromley’s, Banbury, in 1930s-40s 49, 65 257-60 Great Western Railway (at Kings Sutton) 28-29, Stone family (of Banbury) 3 35-36 Stone’s (Henry Stone & Son Ltd.), Banbury 3 Ironstone mining -see Oxford Canal aerial view 120-121 Kingham Stopping Goods 160-73 employees living in Springfield Avenue 223 Kings Sutton Iron Stone Company (I 870) 29 war effort at, 1939-1945 122-127 Railway station (I 872) 34-35 , N’hants Lecture reports: history of 8-16, 37-45, 58-66 Archaeological finds in north Oxfordshire 22 I John Hodges’ Charity School 62 Bank note history 50-5 1 manor house 40-45 Bells and bell-ringing in Oxfordshire 221-22 Saxon halls and castle 9-1 5 Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter 177 Stuchbury (in Sulgrave) 9-12, 39,44 Bletchley Park, wartime work 53 see also Place Name Index Bodleian Library 23 Trindcr, Barrie 5-7 Chastleton House 178 War effort (at Stone’s), 1939-45 122-27 , R A.F. in W.W 2 52-53 Wellington bombers 124-25 County Archive Oftice, new Oxfordshire 222 Whately, William, Vicar of Banbury, 1610-1639. Customs and excisc 5 1-52 ‘The Conduct Books oT 149-55 ‘The Mary Rose’ 128 Woad in the Banbury area 247-56

262 Index of Personal Names and Families (OCC = Oxford Canal Company)

Alexis, Czar (1645-76) 136 Clifton, Michael (fireman on Ranbury-Kingham Allcn, James (I 6 13) 2 1 train) 160-73 Astell, - , canal boatman 36 Cobh, Thornas (1 798) 107 Avice, Alice (1 61 5) 22n Sir William, of Adderbury (1642) 74 Baggat, Luke (1 577) 19 Coles, Edmund (d. 1603) 2 I Bailyes, Catherine (1603) 19 Compton, Sir William (C17) 50 Ball, Mary, mother of George Washington 61 Cook family, of Sulgrave 65 Barkcr, Rev William, vicar of Adderbury (1646) Cooper, Elirabeth (I 592) 22n 138, 141 Cope, Sir Anthony (1 585) 247 Barnes, Charlotte 244 Cowper, Edward (d. 1603) 2 I James, canal builder 241 Cox, William (C17) 255 Bartholomew, Rev Moses llodgcs (CI 8) 63 CraikerlCrocker, John, rector of ladmarton Berrilll, - , canal boatman 36 (1603) 20 Reaw, William (161 7-1 705), Vicar of Adderbury Creed, George, OCC labourer 245 and Bishop of Llandaff (and family) 134-48 Davies family, woad-growers 25 1 Betts, I Iorace (C20) 223 Dickens family, woad-growers 25 I, 253 Blason, Richard (1623) 45 Doyley, Bray, of Adderbury (C 17) 138 Blencow family, of Marston St Lawrence 146 Duggard, Thomas, agent to Addcrbury Ironstone Blomfield, Sir Reginald 41,65 Company (1 868) 35 Blunt, Charles, wharfinger 235 Dumbleton family in Swalcliffe, Tadmarton and Bourchier family, of Southampton (Cl 7) 140 Adderbury 17-22 Brewer, Elizabeth (d 1848) 24 I Edward, of Easington, 1603, will of I, 17-22 Brinkworth, E R C. (Ted) Durell, David, OCC superiiitendaiit 245 founding of Historical Society 3 Edwards, Richard (1 577) 19 as teacher 223-24 Eglington, William, OCC labourcr 245 Uromley, Miss, School 257-60 Enoch, Richard, and family, of Swalcliffc (1 603) Bumford, Jane (I 706) 255 20 Burchill, - , canal boatman 36 Evesham, Wendy, pupil at Miss Bromley’s Burrows family, woad-growers 25 1-52 School 257-58 Burton, Francis, agent (C18) 106,225 Fiennes family, of Rroughton Castle 7, 67-75 Tommy, railway fireman 172 Fisher, Anne (C16) 43-45 Busby, Richard, Claydon lock-keeper. and family Joscph (1 848) 24 1 239 Flint, Charles, OCC boatman 244 Butler family, ofAston-le-Walls (C16-17) 189- Florkyn, Richard, of Marston 1374) 104 192 Ford, William, Somerton lock-keeper 239 Jane(C18) 61 Franklyn, Denis (1 606) 22 Button, Fulke, woad-grower 253 Frederick I1 of Denmark (C17) 136 Campbell, John, 2nd Duke of Argyll (of Freeman, Samuel, OCC mason 242-43 Adderbury, d. 1743) 1 14 Frost, Jacob, OCC labourer 245 Cartwright, William, of Aynho (C 18) 106 Gardner, George, engineman I72 Cave family, of Sulgrave 64-65 Garland, William (d. 16 10) 2 1 Chamberlain, William H., quarry owner (1 859) Golby, George, OCC mason 243 33 James (1 792) 2 17 Charles Augustus, King of Sweden (C I 7) I37 Gough, Elizabeth (I 530) 39 Cheny, Sir William, of (1642) 74 Grantham, - , canal boatman 36 Cheney, John, pupil at Miss Bromley’s School Green, Bill (C20) 124-25,223 257,260 family, woad-growers 25 I, 253 Clifford-Smith, Hugh 65 Griffin family. of Chipping Warden (C 16) 189-97 263 Griffiths, G , OCC mason 244 Lines, Charles, OCC blacksmith 244 Harrison (nee White), Dorothy, pup11 at MISS John, Grant’s 1,ock-keeper 239 homley’s School 257 John, woad-grower 256 I larwood (l‘homson alias), Robert (I 603) 2 1 Lloyd, Samucl, quarry operator (1 870) 35-36 Hawtaine family, of Easington (1603) 1, 20 I.ockwood, FIcmy, glover, of Banbury (d.1610) Hawtyn, John, of Grimsbury (d.1634) 20-21 21 Hely-llutchinson, Col. the Hon llenry (of I-udyat, Agncs (1 550) I7 Weston Hall) 63 Makcpeace family (C17) 44-45, 61-63 Ifemmings, Wilhn, OCC carpenter 243 McCanna, Walter C , cabinet-niakcrs’ foreman at 1 lenn, Jeremiah. historian of Sulgravc (1 789) 16, Stone’s 122-27 63 Meacock family, woad-growers 25 1 de Hertburn (Hartburn). Williani (I 183) 42 Meritt, ‘Mr’ (1642) 70, 73 Ileydon, Sir John (1642) 68-69 Mole laniily, of Stuchbury (C16) 43 Hickman, Alfred (1890) 36 Morgan, William, OCC foreman 239 Hodges famil! (Sulgrave and Over h’orton) 62- Neal (c) fidmily, woad-growers 249, 25 I, 253 63 - , canal boatman 36 I lolland faniilq, woad-growers 251 Neighbour, Charles, wharfingcr at Banbury Ilolloway, Katc (teacher at Banbuq County (1859) 28. 233-35 School) 257 Newport, ‘Mr’ (I 642) 69 Howe, 1,‘rank (C20) 223 Nicks, John, OCC enginecr 232-33 I-lowen family, woad-growers 25 I, 253 Oldys, Rev William, vicar of Addcrbury 1626-45 Iluniphrcys, Robert (d.1645) 22 137-38, 140-41, 146 I lunt, Gcorgc (of Collingbourne Ducis) 150 Osbaston, John (I 59 1) 19 Martha, wife ofWilliam Whatcle! (d 1641) Palmer, Miss, teacher at Miss Bromlcy’s School I50 3.57 -, canal boatman 36 Par, William, ofSwalcliffe (d 1610) 20 Hutchings, Frank (C20) 223 Pargiter, Kobert, of Greatworth 39, 43 Huxford, Thonias (1 848) 241 Parker, ‘Mr’ (1 642) 69 Hyde, Dr Alexander (C 17) I 37 Parr, Lord, of Horton (1 529) 37-39 Edward, Earl of Clarcndon 74 Parsons, Rev. Robcrt, curate of Addcrbury (1679) Jacob, Georgc (1 603) 2 1 141, 147 Jarvis, Rert (C20) 124-25 Paulton, - , canal boatman 36 Jcacock family, woad-growers 250-56 Paxton, Cieorge, OCC boatman 244 Jelfs, Emest (C20) 223 Peberty family, woad-growers 25 1 Jcnner, Rcvd Dr, of Magdalen College (C 18) 106 Peny, William, OCC labourer 245 Jennings, - , canal boatman 36 Pickering family, woad-growers 249-5 1 Jobson, John, Little Dourton lock-keeper 237 Pinke, Warden of New College (d 1647) 140 Johnson family, woad-growers 25 1-55 Pilchcr, Arthur (C20) 123 Jones, Sarah, servant (I 85 I) 233 de Pinkeney family, at Sulgrave (Cl 1) 14-15 Kenyon, Anthony, pupil at Miss Uromley’s Plant, Edward, of Kelmersh (1659) 45, 63 School 259 Pope, Lt Col Nathaniel (of Virginia) 6 I Kytson. Kobcrt, Sir lhonias and faniily (C16) Thomas (d 16 14) 2 1 37-39 Potter, Philip (I 59Z) 19 Lambert, James, wharfinger at Ncll Bridge Thurstan ( I‘ustian), of ’ladmarton (d. 1623) 2 1 (1859) 2 William (1 603) 2 I Lawson family, woad-growers 25 1-52 Powcll family, woad-growcrs 25 1-52, 255-56 1,ceson family, of Sulgrave (1606) 61 Kailton, Edward, boot and shoe manufacturer, of I.etts, John. I-.lkington lock-hceper 237 High Street, Ranbur).; quarry contractor Light. IIlirabeih. of Radway (Cl6) 43 (1862-188 I) 27-33 Kayncll-Pack faniily (C19-20) 65 264 Index of Personal Nanies Reson, I-lugh, of Marston (I 3 15) 104 Thonias family, woad-growers 25 1-53 Richardson family, woad-growers 25 1-52 alias Hawood, Kobert (1603) 21 Roberts, Thomas, of Little Braxted, Esx (C17) 60 lhompson family, woad-growers 25 1, 253 Roller, Sarah (1 81 8) 243 Tomson, Amy (1 538) 39 Rooke, Richard, of ’I‘admarton (d 1596) 22 l‘ownsend family, OCC 241, 244 Rose, Angela, pupil at Miss Bromlcy’s School Trust, John, pupil at Miss Uromley’s School 259 257-58 Tustian, Elimbeth (1603) 19 Rowbotham, George, OCC labourer 245 l’wigdon, John, of Little Crcaton in , Rowlandson, Thomas, ‘A View near Banbury’ N’hants. (C17) 59 186-88 Twisse, Elizabeth (1 6 17) 135 Rupcrt, Prince (1642) 67-75, I14 Vaughan family, woad-growers 25 1,253 Rusher, J G. (C19) 216 VicarsNiggers family, woad-growers 25 1, 253 Sacheverell family, of l’adniarton (Cl 7) 146 Villiers. Annc (C 17) 59 Saltonstall, Sir Kichard, of Chipping Warden Vines family, woad-growers 25 I, 253 (d 1619) 189-97 Vivcrs family, of Banbury 3 Samson, G . Banbury lock-keeper 237 Wadham, Susannah 24 I Sancroft, Archbishop (1679) 141 Ward family 22 Sa(u)ndcrs, William 244 Thomas, of Tadmarton (1603) 20 Sanderson, Joy, pupil at Miss Hroniley’s School Wardle family (C19) 216 257-58,260 Warner. Mildred, of Virginia (d 1697) 61 Saye and Selc, William, 1st Viscount -.see Washington family, at Sulgravc I, 8-16, 37-45. Fiennes family 58-66, 192 Scott, Henry, 3rd Duke of Bucclcuch (of Waters, Peter (C20) 124 Adderbury, Cl8) 114, 116-17 Watkins, Edward, Chairman, Great Central Seckington family, of Sulgrave 65 Railway 49 Shortland family, of llelmdon 106 Watts. Fred (C20) 124-25, 233 Smart, John, of Marston (1403) 104 Wcbb, ‘Chick’ (C20) 124 Smith, Goddard (C 18) 63 Wells, Rev. Francis, at Adderbury I38 J , Aynho Weir lock-keeper 239 Whatc, Catherine, housekeeper 241 Snedall, ‘Mr’ (1642) 70, 73 Whatcly, William, Vicar of Banbury, 1610-1639 Sole, Samuel, OCC labourer 245 The ‘Bawdy Court’ of Banbury 47 Spencer family, of Great Urington and ‘The Conduct Books of 149-55 37-38,43-44 White. Dorothy and Norman, pupils at Miss Staley, l‘homas (C 19) 2 16 Uroniley’s School 257-60 Stean(e)s family, woad-growers 25 1-53 George (teacher at County School) 257 Steuart, David Vincent, manager, Adderbury Williani (of Marston, 1445) 104 Ironstone CO (1 870) 29 Wilkins, I’homas and William (I 603) 2 I Stcvcns, Miss, teacher at Miss Uromley’s School - , canal boatman 36 259-60 Wiggins, Elizabeth, of Stadhanipton (1 849) 233 Stone family, of Banbuq 3, 121 Willis, Rev Thomas, Preccntor of Ihiidaff Stone, ‘Mr’ (1 642) 70, 73 Cathedral (Cl 7) 142, I47 de Strickland family (1292) 42 Wtlmot family, of Adderbury (C17) 114, 147 Stuchfield family, of Sulgrave 65 Wood. Frederick, OCC engineer 236,238,245 Taller, John, of (d 1644) 21 Woodruff, Ann and Rachcl, pupils at Miss Tarvcr, Joseph, OCC carpenter 243 Broniley’s School 257-58 Tayler, Rnbert. bcllringer (1603) 21 Woodnard, Warden of New College (C17) 138- l‘aylor, Mr, schoolmaster at Adderbur) (1 666) I40 140 Wootren Sarah (d 1868) ,243 -1 ciiisoii. Archbishop ( 1699) 14 1-45 Wykcham, Sir l‘honias, ol houghton Castle l‘csdalc. ‘fhomas, ofGl)mpton (d I61 0) 247 (1406) 67 265 Index of Place Names

Berkshire Norrhamptonshire continued Hagbourne I35 Charlton 225 254 Buckinghamshire Chelveston 39 Bletchley Park 53 Chipping Warden Brill 255 field map c 1550 189-97 Dorton 253 R.A.F. at, in wartime 52-53 Haversham 254-55 Collyweston 41 Cumberland Costow - see Marston St Lawrence Whitehaven 61 , Little, in Spratton 59 Croughton 243 Essex 251-52 Braxted, Little 60 Priory 104 Purleigh 59-60 Edgcote 74,252-54 Eydon 4 1, 174-76, 183-84 Glamorgan Falcutt (Helmdon) 254 Bishopston 142 Farndon, West (in Chipping Warden), field map Gloucester.,hire 189-97 Gloucester station 160 Farthinghoe 248,251-55 Glendon 255 Humpshire Grcatworth 39 Winchester College 135 Grimsbury -see under Banbury, Subject Index Halsc (Rrackley) 253-54 Lancashire I-larrington 253 Warton (in Carnforth, n e of Morecambe) 42 Helmdon 41,49,66, 196, 182-83 Leicestershire woad at 254-55 Kegworth 35 Higham Ferrers 39 Knighton 35 Hinton-in-the-Hedges 25 I, 253 Luttenvorth 255 Houghton, Great 255 Yardley 35 King’s Sutton Ironstone CO 29 (south) Ink 243 Newington 244 Minster 102 railway station (1872) 34-35, 160-64 Norrhamptonshire Marston St Lawrence 252 Abthorpe 253 archaeology and early history 97-105 . 254n Blencow family (C17) 146 Aston-le-Walls, field map c.I550 189-97 Middleton Cheney 3 I, 102-03 Astrop (Kings Sutton), railway at 160-64 253 Aynho 239 Newbottle 225 Weir lock 239,246 Nell Bridge - see Oxfordshire Wharf 29 Nethercote 233 Blakesley 25 I, 255 Northampton, Corporation 39 Boddington 237,245 Grammar School 42 Nether (manor) 43-44 Priory of St Andrew, property at Sulgrave 15- 252-54 16, 39,42, 104 255 St Giles parish 42 Byfield, field map c I550 189-97 Kadstone 102 woad people in registers 253-54 266 Index ofPlace Names Norihanipionslirre continued Oxford.yhire continued Steane 253-54 reservoir 237 Stuchbury (in Sulgravc) 9-12, 39,44 Claydon OCC depot 239-40,243-44,246 Woad at 254-55 Cropredy 237,243 Sulgrave 8-16, 37-45, 58-66,243 ‘The Lawn’ 35 Thenford Roman Villa 8 I, 97 Lock 237,246 Thornby 255 Wharf 235 Thrapston 44 Dcddington 255 Towcester 255 I’asington -.we under Ranbury, Subject Index Trafford (Byfield, Ixydon, Chipping Warden) 176 Elkington Lock 237 field map 189-97 (nr Woodstock), ‘Rock of Gibraltar’ 28 woad growing 252-53 Glyrnpton 247 Upton-by-Northampton 253 Grant’s Lock () 239 Warkworth 102-04 Hanwell 247 Westhorp (now Greatworth) -.WE Marston St Hcyford, IJpper 24 1, 246 Lawrence 252 Whittlebury 253 railway through 160-63 Wicken 44 Horley (manor) 43 (manor) 43 Monmouihshrre Kingham, railway to 160-73 Caerwent nr Mathern I42 , railway past 160-73 Llandaff, Bishop of, William Beaw (C17) 135-45 Milton halt, railway through 160-173 Mathern nr Chepstow 141 Mollington 245 Oxfordshire Mongewell nr Wallingford 245 Adderbury 24 I, 244 Nell Bridge (Adderbury) 243 Canal rate payments 235 lock 241 Cobb, Sir William, of (1642) 74 wharf, and ironstone quarry at (1 859-69) 28-29 Dumbleton family at 17-22 Over Norton 62-63 House, archacology at 112-1 19 Oxford Canal -see Subject indcx Ironstone Company 29 Oxford University ironstone quarry at 27 Brasenose College 59-60 railway station 36 Magdalen College I06 railway through 160-73 New College 135-40 Sydcnham I louse and Farm Quarry 3 1-35 Queen’s Collegc 63 Vicar of, Beaw, Williani (1617-1705), 134-48 Worcester College 106 Wharf (I 859) 28 Kollright, railway through 160-73 see dso Nell Bridge 237,249 Banbury -see finder subjcct lndcx Somerton 235,243 South Hill Siding (nr Hook Norton) 160 Barford St Michael 255 233 .... . 239 Blctchington (train from or to) 162-63 Swalcliffe, Dumbleton faniily at 17-22 Hloxhani 255 ‘l‘admarton railway through 160-73 Ihmbleton faniily at 17-22 Rodicote 139, 235, 239 Sacheverell family (C17) 146 Bourton 235,237 ‘few, Great 239 Rroadwell nr Witney 237 Twyford Mill (Adderbury) 164 Broughton 247, 249.252. 255-56 69, 74,237, 252 Wigginton, railway near 160-73 Broughton Castle - .wc undo. subjcct Index Chastleton I louse I78 254 station 160-63 Wychwood Forest I84 267 Index of Place Names Rurland Warwickshire continued Market Overton 253 Hillrnorton nr Rugby 239,243 Kineton 156 S~a/ford.shilire Napton 237,239 Bilston 29, 160 Radway 43 Surrey Stratford upon Avon 249 Bagshot 243 Tysoe 256 Newington (south London) 244 Walton Hall, nr Kineton and Wcllesbournc 181. Windlesham 243 182 Wormleighton reservoir 237 W~rwickstiire Birmingham, I7 Ann Street (address of Wiltshire Adderbury Ironstone Co., 1868) 35 Collingbourne Ducis 150 Broadwell 239 Swindon 245 Burton Dassett 251-55 Worcestershire Caldccote 39 Dudley 28 Eldon Place nr Rugby 245 Farnborough, Warw 248, 252-54 Overseas 239,243-44,246 ‘Muscovy’ I36 woad-growing in 248-49,252, 255-56

Index of Contributors and Authors

Allen, Nicholas 67, 134 Howes, Christine 174, 183-84 Arnold, Phillip 17 Kench, David 184 Ashley-Smith, Gillian 156 Kibble, John 184 Barratt, D.M. 49 Leeson, Leila I84 Rarrett, Derek 97 Litherland, Steve 82, 198 Billington, Viviennc 247 Little, Brian SO, 76, 128, 177, 179, 221 Bloxham, Christine 130, 180, I84 Lodge, Kevin 184 Clarke, John 49 Manton, Robert 184 Clifton, Michael 160 McCanna, Walter 122, 223 Compton, Hugh 26,230 Moir, Stewart 49 Cooper, Nicholas 224 Valcrie 49, 106 Doe, Helen 184 Pears, lain SO Eales, Jacquelinc 149 Nichol, Kirsty I98 Eddershaw, David 107 Priddy, Mark 49 Elliot, Tony 184 Rivers, John 156 Gibson, Jeremy 2,49, 50, 76, 79, 106, 107, 157, Sargcant, Alan 223 181, 383, 189,221 Sirot-Smith, Martin 8,37, 58 Gilkes, R K 46 Spendlove, Jean 49 Graham, Malcolni 180 Townsend, Simon 93, 186 t Ianiilton, Elizabeth I8 I l‘rindcr, Barrie 179 Harrison, Dorothy 257 Vicars, Koss 49 t larwood, Audrey 49, I06 Walters, Laurence I80 Hawkins, Allan 182 Watson, Willy 49 Hoadlcy, Michael 158 Weaver, Stcvcn 110 lloward-Drake, Jack 46 White, Dorothy 257 Joan 49 Wood, Vcra 79

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