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St. Albans and Hertfordshire Architectural Archaeological St. Albans and Hertfordshire Architectural AND Archaeological Society. TRANSACTIONS 1926. St Albans : PRINTED BY GIBBS AND BAMFORTH LTD.. MARKET PLACE 1926. CONTENTS Page List of Officers and Council, 1926... ... ... ... ... ... ... 169 List of Members 170 Obituary ... ... ... ••• ... ... ... ... ... ... 173 Report of the President ... 174 George Tankerfield. By Sir Edgar T. A. Wigram, Bart., M.A., A.R.I.B.A 177 St. Alban's Abbey: Excavations on the site of the Great Cloister and adjacent buildings, 1924. By Ernest Woolley, F.S.A 181 Every-day Life in Mediaeval St. Albans. By G. R. Owst, M.A., Ph.D., F.R.Hist.S. ... 190 Watford Parish Church : Some Further Research. By Helen Rudd ... 207 Richard of Wallingford : Abbot of St. Albans, 1326-1335. By Prof. H. H. Turner, F.R.S. The Rev. W. A. Wigram, D.D. Prof. H. W. Garrod, M.A. Dr. Robert T. Gunther, M.A., LLD. 221 Balance Sheet at December 31 st. 1926 240 The St. Albans and Hertfordshire Architectural and Archaeological Society, FOUNDED 1845. Officers and Council for 1926. PATRONS. THE MOST HON. THE MARQUESS OF SALISBURY, P.C. THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF VERULAM. THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF ST. ALBANS, D.D. PRESIDENT. THE REV. CANON E. J. GALLOP, M.A. VICE-PRESIDENTS. ERNEST N. WIX, Esq., M.A. WILLIAM PAGE, Esq., V.P.S.A. THE VEN. ARCHDEACON THE HON. KENNETH F. GIBBS, M.A The late H. J. TOULMIN, Esq., J.P. VICTOR T. HODGSON, Esq., F.S.A., Past Pres. THE VERY REV. THE DEAN OF ST. ALBANS, M.A SIR EDGAR T. A. WIGRAM, Bart., M.A., A.R.I.B.A. A. J. B. WACE, Esq., M.A. CHARLES E. JONES, Esq. COUNCIL MISS K. P. ANDREW, L. L. GARBUTT, Esq., M.A., F.C.S. MISS A. BAILEY. R E. HILL, Esq. MISS BATHURST. R. H. HOOKER, Esq. W. H. BRIGHTMAN, Esq. E. V. RUTTER, Esq. MISS F. CHAPMAN. T SEATON, Esq. MISS F. L. CURTIS. E. WOOLLEY, Esq., F.S.A DIRECTOR. SIR EDGAR T. A. WIGRAM, Bart., M.A., A.R.I.B.A HONORARY SFCRETARY. MRS. C. H. ASHDOWN, F R. Hist. S HONORARY TREASURER. F. MURE WHITING, Esq. HONORARY LIBRARIAN MISS K. A. JONES. HONORARY AUDITOR. A. W. CARD, Esq HONORARY LANTERNIST. G. A. JONES, Esq. DISTRICT CORRESPONDENTS. Hertford—R. T. ANDREWS, Esq. Watford—A. WHITFORD ANDERSON, Esq., F.R.I.B.A Welwyn—H. W. JONES. ESQ The St. Albans and Hertfordshire Architectural and Archaeological Society. LIST OF MEMBERS (DECEMBER, 1926). Marked * are Honorary Members. 5 Life Adcock, Miss, Wilfords, Bricket Campbell, Mrs., Abbots Wick, Road, St. Albans. Clarence Road, St. Albans. Allen, Rear-Admiral J. D., C.B., Card, A. W., Borogarth, St. Peter's Red Cottage, Townsend Avenue, Street, St. Albans. St. Albans. Card, Mrs., Borogarth, St. Peter's Allen, Mrs., Red Cottage, Towns- Street, St. Albans. end Avenue, St. Albans. Card, Miss, Borogarth, St. Peter's Anderson, A. Whitford, F R.I.B.A., Street, St. Albans. 58, High Street, Watford. Carlile, Col. Sir Hildred, Bart., Anderson, Mrs., Headon Clump, C.B.E., Ponsbourne Park, near Verulam Road, St. Albans. Hertford. Andrew, N. P., South Lodge, Cun- Cayley, Miss, Hill View, Upper nynhame Hill, St. Albans. Worley Road, St. Albans. Andrew, Miss K. P., South Lodge, Chapman, Miss F., Home, Mile Cunnynhame Hill, St. Albans. House Lane, St. Albans. § Andrews, R. T., 25, Castle Street, Chapman, Miss M. E., Home, Mile Hertford. House Lane, St. Albans. Archibald, Miss, M.A., Lavington, Clear, E. A., Kingsbury Knoll, Avenue Road, St. Albans. Verulam Road, St. Albans. Arnold, Miss F., The Bury, Kings- Char, Mrs., Kingsbury Knoll, Veru- bury Avenue, St. Albans. lam Road, St. Albans. *Ashdown, Mrs. C. H., F.R.Hist.S., Cooper, Miss, Caerleon, Ridgmont St. Stephen's, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Ashwell, Mrs.. Hurstlea, Hatfield Curtis, Miss, Fairshot Court, near Road, St. Albans. St. Albans. Askwith, Mrs., Sleningford, Hall Place Gardens, St. Albans. Dangerfield, Mrs. F. Westcott, Bat- tlefield Road, St. Albans. Bailey, Miss, Newlands, Townsend Davis, Miss A. E. E., Chandos, Avenue, St. Albans. Clarence Road, St. Albans. Bailey, Miss A., Newlands, Towns- §Dixon, the Rev. T. G., M.A., The end Avenue, St. Albans. Hall, Holton-le-Moor, Lines. Bathurst, Miss, Berners, Marl- Du Cane, Miss, Arran, Avenue borough Road, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Bayard, Miss, Leslie Lodge, Avenue Dumville, Miss, 2, Belmont Hill, Road St. Albans. St. Albans. Bedell, H. G., Knoll Cottage, Har- penden Road, St. Albans. Elm, Mrs., Southgate, York Road, Bedell, Mrs., Knoll Cottage, Har- St. Albans. penden Road, St. Albans. § Evans, Lewis, F.S.A., The Rise, Bolton, G. R., Public Library, Dawlish, S. Devon. Watford. Evatt, Mrs., The Croft, Hillside Brewer, Miss M. A., Hills Court, Road, St. Albans. Wellington Road, Watford. Bridge, J. C., M.A., Mus.Doc., Feldhaus, Mrs. \Y., Flint Houso, F.S.A., 14, Upper Lattimore London Road. St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Furse, Mrs., Abbey Gate House, St. Brightman, W. H., Cintra, Sandpit Albans. Lane, St. Albans. Brightman, Mrs., Cintra, Sandpit Gallop, the Rev. Canon E. J., M.A., Lane, St. Albans. Denford, Avenue Road, St.Albans. *Browne, the Rev. V., Nuffield Rec- Galsworthy, Dr. Beatrice, M.B., tory, Henley-on-Thames. Ch.B. (Edin.). Jesmond, Gros- Brunton, Mrs. Sydney, Frogmore venor Road, St. Albans. House, Frogmore. Gamlen, St. John O., Gray Gables, Burney, Miss, Duncroft, Jennings Townsend Avenue, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Garbutt, L. L., M.A., F.C.S., 43, Vic- toria Street, St. Albans. Campbell, G. S., Abbots Wick, §Gibbs, the Ven. Archdeacon the Clarence Road, St. Albans, Hon. Kenneth F.. M.A.. Hatfield. List of Members (December, 1926).—Continued. Gibbs, Miss P. M., Houndspath, Jones, C. E., York Lodge, St Upper Marlborough Road, St. Peter's Street, St. Albans. Albans. Jones, Mrs., York Lodge, St. Peter's Gibbs, Miss S. H., Houndspath, Street, St. Albans. Upper Marlborough Road, St. Jones, Miss K. A., York Lodge, Albans. St. Peter's Street, St. Albans. Goadby, Miss B. H., Gartlet Jones, G. A., York Lodge, St. School, Watford. Peter's Street, .St. Albans. Goadby, Miss J. M., B.A., Gartlet Jones, H. W., The Red House, School, Watford. Welwyn. Godfrey-Faussett, Mrs., Arran, Jones, Mrs., The Red House, Avenue Road, St. Albans. Welwvn. Green, W. S., J.P., St. Stephen's Jones, E. A., 10, Winchester Road, House, St. Albans. Swiss Cottage, N.W.2. §Griffith, A. F., 3, Evelyn Terrace, Jones, Mrs. E. Montague, The Brighton. School House, St. Albans. Guest, The Rev. G. A., M.A., §Kennedy, the Rev. J., M.A., Fern- LL.D.. D C T,., Innisfree, Clar- hill, Charmouth, Dorset. ence Road, St. Albans. Kent, Miss, Gloucester House, Guest. Mrs.. Innisfree, Clarence London Road, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. §Keyser, C. E., F.S.A., Aldermaston Court, Reading. Hake, Miss, Berisal, Avenue Road, Kitto, J., Rothesay, Lemsford Road, St. Albans. St. Albans. Hartley, Mrs., Middlewych, Church Crescent, St. Albans. *Kitton, Mrs., St. Albans Cottage, Willington, near Bedford. ^Hawkins, the Rev. Canon Sir J. C., Bart., Kelston Lodge, 72, Banbury Lane, Miss E. M., Addiscombe Road, Oxford. Lodge, Harpenden Road, St. Heale, Miss A. M., Wayside, Albans. Heath Road, St. Albans. Langton, F. W.. Melcot, Palfrey Heale, Miss H. A., Wayside, Close, St. Albans. Heath Road, St. Albans. Langton, Mrs., Melcot, Palfrey Heale, Miss M. H., Wayside, Close, St. Albans. Heath Road, St. Albans. Lawn, Dr. Lawrence, M.A., M.B., Herbert, Mrs., Elmslea, Beacons- B.Ch., 15, London Road, St. field Road, St. Albans. Albans. Hill, A., Elmhurst, Hatfield Road, Lawn, Mrs. 15, London Road, St. St. Albans. Albans. Hill, Mrs., Elmhurst, Hatfield Road, Locke, W. R., Copfield, Abbey View St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Hill, R. E., 5, Fishpool Street, St. Luttman, Mrs., The Old Rectory, Albans. St. Albans. Hill, Mrs., 5, Fishpool Street, St. Albans. Magrath, Miss, Haileyburv Cot- Hitchcock, Mrs., Gallizur, Beau- tage, Upton Avenue, St. Albans. mont Avenue. St. Albans. Markham, Mrs., Sandysyke, Cla- Hodgkinson, Miss, Halsmede, St. rence Road, St. Albans. Stephen's. St. Albans. Maygrove, Miss, Abbey Mill House, § Hodgson, Victor T., F.S.A., Cuil- St. Albans. cheanna, Onich, Inverness-shire. McPherson, W., 41, Clarence Road, Hooker, R. H., Boroughfield, St. Albans. Bricket Road, St. Albans. Middleton, Mrs., Orlands, St. Howard, Mrs., The Knoll, Verulam Stephen's, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Middleton. Miss E., Orlands, St. Hull, W., 34, New Kent Road, St. Stephen's, St. Albans Albans. Miller, Albert, 84, Handside Lane, Hurnard, Mrs., Strathmore, Avenue Welwyn Garden City. Road, St. Albans. Miller, Deaconess, 1, Hall Place Hutchinson, T., 43, Glenferrie Gardens, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Minty, H. O., M.A., Nessfield, York Road. St. Alhnnc Innes, J. W., 57, Clarence Road, Mitchell, C.R., 131, Manor Road, St. Albans. Wallasey, Cheshire. Jennings, Mrs., Campbellfield, St. Nelson, Mrs., Wilfords, Bricket Stephen's, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Johnson, Andrew, Sleningford, Hall Nettleton, Mrs., Sunnymead, South- Place Gardens, St. Albans, ern Road, East Finchlev, N 2 List of Members (December, 1926).—Continued. Nuttall, Mrs. Clarke, Ivy House, Sewell, A., Wolverdene, Battlefield Holywell Hill, St. Albans. Road, St. Albans. Sewell, Mrs., Wolverdene, Battle- Osborne, Mrs., Invergeldie, St. field Road, St. Albans. Stephen's, St. Albans. Spring, Miss L. M., Ottery, Bel- Osborne, Mrs. S., Ely House, mont Hill, St. Albans. Wheathampstead. Steel, C. D., B.A., The Red House, Owst, R. C., Clare Lodge, Battle- Wheathampstead. field Road, St. Albans. Steel, Mrs., The Red House, Wheat- Owst, Mrs., Clare Lodge, Battle- hampstead. field Road, St. Albans. Stievenard, Miss, Francona, Alma Owst, G. R., M.A., Ph.D., Road, St. Albans. F.R.Hist.S., Clare Lodge, Battle- Straker, E.
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