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LA SOCIÉTÉ GUERNESIAISE LIBRARY CATALOGUE Compiled by David Le Conte, Librarian and Archivist, 2016-2019 Please note: • Items are listed and shelved generally in chronological order by date of publication. • The items listed here are held at the headquarters of La Société Guernesiaise at Candie Gardens. • Items relating to specific Sections of La Société are not listed here, but are generally held at The Russels or by those Sections (including: Archaeology, Astronomy, Botany, Family History, Geology, Language, Marine Biology, Nature, Ornithology). • Archived items are held at the Island Archives and are listed separately. • For queries and more detailed descriptions of items please contact the Librarian and Archivist through La Société Guernesiaise ([email protected]). Shelves: Guernsey Channel Islands German Occupation Alderney Sark Herm, Jethou and Lihou Jersey Family History La Société Guernesiaise Language Maps Normandy Miscellaneous GUERNSEY Title Author(s) Publisher Date Island of Guernsey F Grose c1770 Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, The History of the Island of Guernsey Berry, William 1815 and Brown A Treatise on the History, Laws and Warburton, Mr Dumaresq & Mauger 1822 Jacob's Annals of Guernsey, Part I Jacob, J John Jacob 1830 Rimes Guernesiais Un Câtelain [Métivier, G] Simpkin, Marshall et Cie. 1831 Memoir of the Late Colonel William Le 1836 Messurier Tupper The History of Guernsey Duncan, Jonathan Longman, Brown, Green & 1841 Longman, Brown, Green & The History of Guernsey Duncan, Jonathan 1841 Longmans Traité de la Renonciation Par Loi Outree Gallienne, James Etienne Barbet 1845 The History of Guernsey Tupper, Ferdinand Brock Stephen Barbet (printer) 1854 The History of Guernsey Tupper, Ferdinand Brock Stephen Barbet (printer) 1876 Recuil D'Ordannances de la Cour Royale Etienne Barbet 1856 de L'Ile de Guernesey, Tome I, 1533-1800 Recuil D'Ordannances de la Cour Royale MacCulloch, Robert Etienne Barbet 1856 de L'Ile de Guernesey, Tome II, 1801-1840 Recuil D'Ordannances de la Cour Royale MacCulloch, Robert Etienne Barbet 1856 de L'Ile de Guernesey, Tome II, 1801-1840 Recuil D'Ordannances de la Cour Royale de L'Ile de Guernesey, Tome III, 1841- Mackenzie Fils & Le Patourel 1864 1860 The Chronicles of Castle Cornet Tupper, F B Stephen Barbet 1851 The Chronicles of Castle Cornet Tupper, F B Stephen Barbet 1851 Views of Guernsey J Millington 1869? Castle Cornet, or the Island's Troubles in Society for Promoting Christian Hawtrey, L 1874? the Troublous Times Knowledge Actes du Consistoire de St-André, Lee, G E Thomas M Bichard 1885 Guernsey, etc Actes du Consistoire de St-André, Lee, G E 1885 Guernsey, etc Les Institutions de Langue Francaise a Boland, H La Société Guernesiaise 1885 Guernesey John Gardner, Old Government Guernsey and its Bailiwick Pitts, J L 1890 House Hotel Note-Book of Pierre Le Roy Lee, G E (ed.) Guille-Alles Library 1893 Note-Book of Pierre Le Roy Lee, G E (ed.) Guille-Alles Library 1893 Bichard's Guide and Visitors' Handbook Thomas M Bichard to Guernsey Reminiscences of the late Mr A C Andros Guernsey Star 1902 Ordres en Conseil, Vol I Ozanne, E C Bichard 1903 The English garrison of Guernsey de Guèrin, T W M Guille-Alles Library 1905 from early times Actes des Etat de L'Ile de Guernesey, Vol II, Lee, G E Bichard 1907 1651-1780 Actes des Etat de L'Ile de Guernesey, Vol Lee, G E Bichard 1910 III, 1780-1815 Labey & Blampied, The A Link with the Past Carey, E F 1908 Beresford Press Try Guernsey Guernsey Chamber of Comerce 1910 Ordre en Conseill: Loi ayant rapport à la Guernsey Star and Gazette States of Guernsey États Police Salariée our LiIle entière, II 1920 Company Ltd. Guernsey, the Sunshine Island 1920s? Actes des Etat de L'Ile de Guernesey, Vol Carey, Eugene E The Guernsey Star and Gazette 1925 IV, 1815-1822 Guernsey, Alderney and Sark Darlington, R Darlington's Handbooks c1930? Actes des Etat de L'Ile de Guernesey, Vol V, Carey, Eugene E Wordleys 1932 1823-1829 Actes des Etat de L'Ile de Guernesey, Vol Carey, Eugene E Wordleys 1934 VI, 1829-1835 Actes des Etat de L'Ile de Guernesey, Vol Carey, Eugene E Wordleys 1936 VII, 1836-1840 The Geology of Guernsey Plymen, G H society for Promoting Christian Knowledge1933 Our Own Island Warren, J P Guernsey Press 1926 Our Own Island Warren, J P Guernsey Press 1926 Our Own Island Warren, J P Guernsey Press 1926 Castle Cornet Hawtrey, L The Sheldon Press 1929 The Bailiwick of Guernsey c1930? Guernsey and the Imperial Contribution de Sausmarez, Sir H Royal Court 1930 The Beauty of Guernsey, Alderney & Sark Dixon-Scott, J The Homeland Association Ltd 1931 The Channel Islands, Part I: Guernsey, The Homeland Association Ltd Sark, Alderney & Herm Guernsey Present and Past Durand, R Guernsey Press 1933 Guernsey Present and Past Durand, R Guernsey Press 1933 Guernsey Present and Past Durand, R Guernsey Press 1937 Guernsey as it used to be Hugo, G W J L Guernsey Star & Gazette Co., Ltd 1933 Guide to Castle Cornet, Guernsey Curtis, S Carey Wardley's, Guernsey 1933 The Extentes of Guernsey de Sausmarez, Sir H Guernsey Press 1934 Unknown Guernsey Coysh, V Guernsey Press 1935 Essays on Guernsey History Carey, E F La Société Guernesiaise 1936 Essays on Guernsey History Carey, E F La Société Guernesiaise 1936 Essays on Guernsey History Carey, E F La Société Guernesiaise 1936 The Medieval Administration of the Le Patourel, J H Oxford University Press 1937 Channel Islands, 1199-1399 The History of the Careys of Guernsey Carey, W W et al J M Dent & Sons 1938 A Souvenir of Guernsey T B Banks 1930s? The Bailiff's Cross: A Guernsey Legend de Monteyremar, H Guernsey Press 1946 A Bouquet of Poems Mallett, M G 1947 The Guernsey Eisteddfod Elocution 1949 Competitions The Highway Code As Applicable to 1950s? Guernsey Schola Elizabethae Reginae Coysh, V Elizabeth College 1950 A History of Freemasonry in the Province of Guernsey and Alderney, Channel Stonelake, C 1951 Islands, 1753-1951 The Bailiwick of Guernsey Le Huray, C P Hodder and Stoughton 1952 The Bailiwick of Guernsey Le Huray, C P Hodder and Stoughton 1952 Castle Cornet, Guernsey: Official Guide O'Neil, B H St. J The Guernsey Press Co. Ltd. 1952 Castle Cornet, Guernsey: Official Guide O'Neil, B H St. J The Guernsey Press Co. Ltd. 1952 Cider-making, An Old-time Guernsey Priaulx, T F La Société Guernesiaise 1953 industry The Building of Castle Cornet Le Patourel, J (ed.) Royal Court 1958 The Building of Castle Cornet Le Patourel, J (ed.) Royal Court 1958 Samaritan of the Islands Everitt, D George G Harrop & Co. 1959 Queen of the Channel Isles: Guernsey The Guernsey Railway Co. Ltd. 1950s? Island Tours Illustrated Guide to Guernsey Guernsey Press 1950s? Illustrated Guide to Guernsey Guernsey Press 1950s? Fine Art Photographic Views of Guernsey Norman, C Boots Cash Chemists 1950s?? and Sark ? O'Neil, B H St. J The Guernsey Press Co. Ltd. 1962 Birds of the Storm Coltman, E-V Frederick Muller 1963 St Peter Port: Its Story and its Buildings Little, B The National Trust of Guernsey 1963 The Church Bells of Guernsey, Alderney Sharpe, F Smart and Co. 1964 and Sark Guernsey's Natural History Jee, N Guernsey Press 1967 The Guernsey Railway Bonsor, N R P The Oakwood Press 1967 History of the Channel Island Mail Ships Mayne, R H Jersey Life 1967? States of Guernsey Horticultural Reports on Experiments, 1966-68 1968? Advisory Service States of Guernsey Horticultural Reports on Experiments, 1969-70 1970? Advisory Service The Bailiwick of Guernsey c1970? The House that Thomas Built Houseman, L Chatto & Windus 1968 Guernsey Coinage Exley, W Guernsey Press 1968 The New Vazon Elim Pentecostal Church Ladlow, Rev G L W Vazon Elim Church 1969 Guernsey Federation of Guernsey Recipes 1970 Women's Institutes The States Ancient Monuments Castel Cornet, Guernsey. Official Guide 1970s? Committee The Guernsey Lily De Sausmarez, R The Guernsey Society 1971 The Expulsion of Victor Hugo Le Pelley, J La Société Guernesiaise 1970 The Expulsion of Victor Hugo Le Pelley, J 1970 The Book of Guernsey Songs and Dances Heaume, D O & Longmire, J L'Assembllaie d'Guernesiais 1970 The Watch Tower on the Nid Milbourne, M 1970s The National Trust of Guernsey Folk National Trust of Guernsey 1973 Museum Know Guernsey, 1973-74 Ashton & Denton 1973? Buildings in the Town and Parish of St Brett, C E B National Trust of Guernsey 1975 Peter Port Buildings in the Town and Parish of St Brett, C E B National Trust of Guernsey 1975 Peter Port Buildings in the Town and Parish of St Brett, C E B National Trust of Guernsey 1975 Peter Port Buildings in the Town and Parish of St Brett, C E B National Trust of Guernsey 1975 Peter Port Folklore of Guernsey De Garis, M Marie De Garis 1975 Folklore of Guernsey De Garis, M Marie De Garis 1975 Folklore of Guernsey De Garis, M Marie De Garis 1975 Folklore of Guernsey De Garis, M Marie De Garis 1975 Folklore of Guernsey De Garis, M Marie De Garis 1975 Criminal Law of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Marshall, M The Friary Press 1975 Historic Guernsey White, B Jarrold 1976 Glossary of Guernsey Place-Names De Garis, M La Société Guernesiaise 1976 The Sea & Coasts Around Guernsey Le Couteur, S L 1976 A Short History of Guernsey Johnston, P 1976? Settling in Guernsey Lovell & Partners 1977 Royal Guernsey: A history of the Royal Victor, C Guernsey Press 1977 Guernsey Militia Guernsey Cow Jee, N Elek Books Ltd 1977 Island Steam Packets Coysh, V La Société Guernesiaise 1977 The Bailiwick of Guernsey. The Jubillee Victor Coysh (ed) Brian J Duquemin 1977 Years 1952-1977 Guernsey through the lens Coysh, V & Toms, C Phillimore 1978 Guernsey through the lens Coysh, V & Toms, C Phillimore 1978 Runaway Rig Prigent, D Guernsey Press 1978 List of Records in the Greffe, Guernsey.
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